ahpd spring 2011 interactive program guide

V i s i t a h p d . o r g t o s e e w h a t w e ’ v e g o t i n s t o r e .

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM GUIDEWelcome to our new and improved Interactive AHPD Spring-Program Guide. This new interactive version will allow you to turn pages like a book, click on a program to go directly to online registration, share with your friends on Facebook or Twitter and download and print pages.

Online Resident Registration begins February 8 at 10 am.

Below are some helpful tips for you to navigate the new layout.

NEW FEATURES NAVIGATION: Turn pages by clicking the left and right arrows or jump to a page using the

navigation at the bottom of the screen.

ZOOM: Click on a page to zoom in and out.

LINKS: Hover over a program description/title to reveal a link. Click the 'follow link' box to go

to online registration. Remember, online resident registration does not open until December 7.

You will need to have pop-ups enabled on your web browser to view linked pages.

TOOLBAR: Point your mouse to the top of the screen to activate the toolbar.

Here you can choose a different page view, navigate between pages, download,

print a page or close the interactive program guide.

SEARCH: Click the to search the interactive guide.

SHARE: click to share with your friends and family via email or social

network sites (Facebook/Twitter).

EXIT: To close the interactive program guide click the escape button on your

keyboard, or click the icon in the toolbar.

We hope you will enjoy all that the Arlington Heights Park District

has to offer this winter season. Go play!

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FacilitiesAdministration Center410 N. Arlington Hts. Rd – 847.577.3000Hours: 9 am - 5 pm weekdays

Arlington Heights Historical Museum*110 W. Fremont Street - 847.255.1225Administrator: Kristina Christie

Arlington Lakes Golf Club1211 South New Wilke RoadGolf Pro Shop: 847.577.3030Golf Supervisor: Jim HochAssistant Golf Supervisor: Kent AndersonGolf Maintenance Supt.: Jules Peuvion

Camelot Park1005 East Suffield Drive – 847.577.3010Recreation Supervisor: Ethan Williams

Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club800 East Falcon Drive – 847.640.2574Racquet Club Manager: Nancy Alfonso Racquet Club Coordinator: Jim Thurber

Frontier Park1933 North Kennicott Drive – 847.577.3015Recreation Supervisor: Paul Ratajczak

Hasbrook Cultural Arts Center333 West Maude Avenue

Heritage Park506 West Victoria Lane – 847.577.3020Recreation Supervisor: Amy Kopecky

Heritage Tennis Club7 W. College Dr. – 847-398-7780Manager: Chris NisbetAssistant Manager: Rob Laue

Lake Arlington2201 N. Windsor – 847.577.3059 (May-Oct.)Manager: Kevin Keister

Melas Park1500 W. Central Ave.Mount Prospect

Nickol Knoll Golf Club3800 N. Kennicott Avenue – 847-590-6050Golf Supervisor: Jim HochAssistant Golf Supervisor: Kent Anderson

Olympic Indoor Swim Center660 North Ridge Avenue – 847.577.3025Aquatic Program Supervisor: Steve NeillAquatic Facility Supervisor: Tim Jaskiewicz

Senior Programs at the Senior Center*1801 W. Central Rd. – 847.797.5341Recreation Supervisor: Paula Barans

Pioneer Park500 South Fernandez Avenue847.577.3035 (Center) | 847.577.3036 (Pool)Recreation Supervisor: Tom Divello

Recreation Park500 East Miner Street847.577.3040 (Center) | 847.577.3038 (Pool)Recreation Supervisor: Matt Healy

Sunset Meadows Driving RangeKirchoff Rd. & Dwyer Ave.April-September – 847.394.5865

Important DatesFebruary 8 Resident registration begins at 10 amFebruary 21 Non-resident registration beginsMarch 7 Spring programs beginMay 7 Spring programs endApril 23 Summer Program Guide is deliveredResidents - call 847.577.3003 x5353 if you don’t receive your copy by then.

For online registration: Computers are available at the Administration Center from

10 am-12 noon on the first day of resident registration, February 8. Staff will assist you.

2011 Spring Special Program Registration Dates

Meet the Board of Commissioners: Attend the Board Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at the

Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington Heights Road, at 7 pm.

TTY services are available through the Illinois Relay Center. Dial 711 to reach Relay. All

other numbers are still available. TTY users call 1.800.526.0844; telephone users call

1.800.526.0857.

Who do you contact?Administration Center.................................................847.577.3000

Problems registering ..................................................847.577.3000

Didn’t get program guide.............................847.577.3003 ext. 5353

Board members....................................847.577.3007 (Executive Director’s secretary)

Vandalism hotline....................................................................847.577.3003 press 8

Soccer inclement weather.......................................................847.577.3003 ext.5700

Recreation Program hotline.....................................................847.577.3003 press 7

Special events hotline..............................................................847.577.3003 press 1

Adult Softball Inclement hotline...............................................847.577.3003 press 6

Comments or questions: Park maintenance.................................................................................847.577.3009

General questions........ ..............................................................comments@ahpd.org

Our website...................................................................................................ahpd.org

Page Class/Program Name Special Registration Info

13 C.A.P. Before And After School Registration begins May 2

76 Preschool Registration Registration is open to Park residents at Pioneer Park 7:45-8:45 am on Saturday, February 26. Non-resident registrationbegins March 14.

90 Water Exercise Purchase coupons in-person at Olympic Pool.

104 Senior Center Programs Register in-person at Senior Center Park District Office.

56 Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club

Registration begins early January. See page 58 in the guide for registration details based on current lesson participation and member/ non-member status.

61 Heritage Tennis Club Registration begins early January. See page 62 in the guide for registration details based on current lesson participation and member/non-member status.

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67-74 | Variety, Preschool, Youth & Adult

75-79 | Preschool

80-90 | Olympic Indoor Swim Center

91 | Interpark Swim Program

92 | Birthday Parties

93-95 | Dance

96-99 | Art Classes

100-101 | Theatre Classes

102-103 | Museum

104-113 | Seniors

114 | Park Foundation

115-116 | Registration Information

117 | Refund Policy

118 | Registration Form

119 | Online Registration Planning Sheet

120 | AHPD Map

121 | Parks & Facilities

120-124 | Index

Letter From The PresidentIt’s hard to resist the feelings of hope and joy that one gets from participating in nature’s rebirth in the springtime. For the Park District, springtime means preparing the wintry earth for soccer and baseball, turning over garden plot soil to bring forth nourishing crops and planting beautiful spring flowers bursting with color. Spring fever reawakens something in us all as we look forward to sunshine filled days after enduring yet another long winter.

As the New Year continues, we are ushering in a new and exciting era at the Park District and I am reminded of a quote by William Shakespeare “April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.” We are pleased to officially introduce our new park district website and new colors this year.

There are five key reasons why we redeveloping our website: • Greater ADA accessibility• User-friendlier navigation• New technology to enhance functionality• Dynamic content management• Improved overall user experience

The revitalized logo, unveiled in January 2010, symbolizes four park district key attributes –growth, strength and stability. The new logo design blended elements of the Park District’s existing ‘tree’– representing the life of our community and a zeal for parks and recreation – with the colors green and blue– representing trust, conservation, the environment and inspiring us to remain relevant after 85 years. The Arlington Heights Park District brand is undergoing an exciting transformation. Our new colors, new website and future enhancements to our programs, facilities and marketing and communications tools will reflect dynamic changes not only happening in our agency but in the park and recreation industry as a whole.

We hope to see you and your family shaking off the blustery winter with us this springtime. P.S. Once you’ve had the chance to navigate our new website, please take a few moments to give us your opinion at [email protected].

Maryfran LenoPresidentArlington Heights Board of Commissioners

Our Park District CommissionersThe Arlington Heights Park District is governed by a Board of five elected officials. The Board meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at the Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington Heights Road. Meetings begin at 7 pm. Residents are

encouraged to attend.

Park District Mission StatementThe Arlington Heights Park District enriches our community

by providing quality recreation, parks, facilities and fun.

We do this by:• Ensuring the efficient and effective use of financial

resources and Park District assets.• Providing innovative recreational opportunities and facilities

to meet the diverse programming needs of our community.• Continuing the District’s pursuit of being a community,

regional, state and national leader.• Promoting an environment of cooperation, collaboration,

and teamwork.• Providing quality internal and external customer-focused service.• Providing stewardship of our open spaces and natural resources.

New ResidentsIf you’re new to Arlington Heights or have a friend or neighbor moving into our busy community, call 847.506.7142 to request a free new resident packet. If leaving a message, please spell your name and be sure to include your zip code with your address. A packet of Park District information and a coupon page will introduce new residents to our wonderful recreation activities.

Maryfran H. LenoPresident

Robert J. NesvacilMyles A. NaughtonVice President

Robert E. Smith

Robert L. Whisler

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AdMINISTRATIvESTAFFEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S OFFICE

Executive Director Steve Scholten | [email protected]

Director Finance and Personnel Donna Wilson | [email protected]

Director of Parks and Planning Brian Huckstadt | [email protected]

Director of Recreation and Facilities Jim Glueckert | [email protected]

Superintendent of Golf Maintenance Jules Peuvion | [email protected]

Golf Maintenance Supervisor - Nickol Knoll Terry McDonald | [email protected]

Golf Maintenance Supervisor – ALGC Alan Bevers | [email protected]

Superintendent of Marketing and Communications Anita M. Pacheco | [email protected]

Graphic Communications Specialist Jordann Tomasek | [email protected]

Web Coordinator Mary DeGuide | [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL

Superintendent Of Human Resources Nancy Aldrich | [email protected]

Training and Safety Specialist Pat Klawitter | [email protected]

Accounting Supervisor Mary McGuire | [email protected]

PARKS AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT

Superintendent of Parks Alan Welk | [email protected]

Fleet Supervisor Mike Keane | [email protected]

Custodial Supervisor Jennifer Rogers | [email protected]

Superintendent of Parks Paul Guza | [email protected]

Pioneer Service Center Supervisor Jeffrey Lindstrom | [email protected]

Park Planner II Scott Elman | [email protected]

Park Planner I Stephanie Stevens | [email protected]

RECREATION AND FACILITIES DEPARTMENT

Superintendent of Recreation Sue Gwinnup (SG) | [email protected]

Preschool/Day Camp Supervisor Lynn Minuskin (LM) | [email protected]

Aquatic Program Supervisor Steve Neill (SN) | [email protected]

Aquatic Facilities Supervisor Tim Jaskiewicz (TJ) | [email protected]

Camelot Park Supervisor Ethan Williams (EW) | [email protected]

Frontier Park Supervisor Paul Ratajczak (PR) | [email protected]

Heritage Park Supervisor Amy Kopecky (AK) | [email protected]

Pioneer Park Supervisor Tom Divello (TD) | [email protected]

Recreation Park Supervisor Matt Healy (MH) | [email protected]

Superintendent of Recreation John Robinson | [email protected]

Athletic Supervisor Brien Halterman (BH) | [email protected]

Athletic Supervisor Jason Meredith (JM) | [email protected]

C.A.P. Supervisor Pam Lingert (PL) | [email protected]

Lake Arlington/Athletics Supervisor Kevin Keister (KK) | [email protected]

Arlington Lakes Golf Club Manager Jim Hoch (JH) | [email protected]

Arlington Lakes Golf Club Assistant Manager Kent Anderson (KA) | [email protected]

Nickol Knoll Golf Club Jim Hoch (JH) | [email protected]

Superintendent of Recreation Cathy Puchalski | [email protected]

Cultural Arts /Special Events Supervisor Laura Oberg (LO) | [email protected]

Museum Administrator Kristina Christie | [email protected]

Senior Center Supervisor Paula Barans (PB) | [email protected]

Forest View Racquet & Fitness Manager Nancy Alfonso (NA) | [email protected]

Forest View Racquet Club Coordinator Jim Thurber | [email protected]

Heritage Tennis Club Manager Chris Nisbet (CN) | [email protected]

Heritage Tennis Club Assistant Manager Rob Laue (RL) | [email protected]

Program staff initials follow program descriptions for which they are responsible. If you have questions, call 847.577.3000 and our customer service staff will be able to direct your call to the correct program supervisor.

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How is the Park District Program Guide delivered to residents?The Arlington Heights Park District uses a door to door service

to deliver the guide to residents prior to each program session

or four times per year.

Why choose a delivery service over bulk mailing through the Post Office?

There are several reasons:• The benefit of the delivery service is a significant cost

savings over mailing. It also allows us to target delivery to

Park District residents.

• The amount of time needed to deliver the Guide through the

delivery service is 1-3 days.

• Through the post office, the requirement for bulk mailing is

10-12 days.

• Because the service indicates delivery in three days, we can

find out in a timely manner those households that did not

receive a Guide and re-deliver sooner.

It is important to understand whatever the method of delivering the Guide; there is the potential for missed deliveries.

It is our goal to minimize the number of non-deliveries and work

with the delivery service to identify where problems occurred

and to improve the service. Our #1 priority is to make sure

those individuals and families, who want the Park District

Program Guide, receive it.

What if I don’t receive a Program Guide by the delivery date?We would like to know as soon as possible if you do not receive

a guide. Listed below is the delivery date for Summer 2011.

The delivery schedule for Fall 2011 through Summer 2012 will

be available in the next program guide.

Guide Delivery Date (Saturdays)

Summer 2011 April 23, 2011

Please mark your calendar and if you do not receive a Guide delivered near your front door or porch by the date indicated above; call 847.577.3003, ext 5353.

We consistently work with the service for front door/ porch delivery; however on occasion the guide may be delivered in your driveway.

There are three other options if you do not receive the

Guide by the delivery date; you may stop by any Park

District facility or view it online at ahpd.org. You may

also print the Guide from a pdf file located on the Park

District’s home page.

We hope this article provides you with additional information on

how the Program Guide is delivered and the process to follow for

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General Program InformationSpring Classes: The majority of Spring classes begin March 7.

However, some classes may have varying start/ending dates for

programs; please check class descriptions to confirm.

Don’t Delay: Many classes fill quickly. Remove the registration

form and keep it handy as you look through the Program Guide.

Spring resident registration begins at 10 am on February 8.

Though we try our best, due to the large

amount of information available in the Arlington

Heights Park District Program Guide, errors

before or after publication may occur. Changes

may happen in fees, schedules, program codes, etc. We

apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and when

errors do occur, our staff will advise you of the change as

quickly as possible. We will also attempt to keep information

on our website, ahpd.org as current as possible. Thank you for

your patience and understanding when these situations arise.

Important Class Cancellation Information: Program

Supervisors begin reviewing class enrollment and canceling

classes that do not meet minimum enrollment approximately

ONE WEEK prior to the class starting. It is extremely important

that you try to register for class choices no later than one week

before they begin.

Active Duty Military Policy: Individuals and families of active

military status are eligible for financial assistance for Park District

programs. These individuals must reside within the boundaries of

the Arlington Heights Park District. This policy is for active duty

military personnel including reservists called to duty.

Specific details are available at the time you apply. The fee

waivers will terminate 60 days after honorable discharge.

Documentation/ Military orders must be present to be eligible

for consideration. Please contact Jim Glueckert, Director of

Recreation and Facilities, for more information or to receive a

scholarship application. All requests will remain confidential.

Special Needs for ADA participants: If you would like the Park

District to make accommodations for your special needs:

Online registrants: Click the Special Needs button after the

Enrollment Summary on the Enroll in a Class page.

Drop-off, mail-in, and fax registrants: Please fill out the special

accommodations information on the registration form.

The Arlington Heights Park District is committed to accessibility

for all people providing Park District services, programs, and

activities, regardless of physical limitations in compliance

with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Sue Gwinnup,

Superintendent of Recreation, is the District’s ADA Compliance

Officer. If you need a special accommodation to participate

in any Park District function, contact Sue at 847.506.7870,

and she will be happy to assist you. Program participants

should complete the Special Accommodation section on

the registration form. This gives the program supervisor the

information they need to assist you. NOTE: The Recreation Park

community center is not an accessible facility.

Have You Moved or Changed Your Phone Number? Please

notify the Park District with your change of address or phone

number. Send us a change of address card from the post office.

We will need your old address and the new address to update

our computer information. It is important to update our records

so that confirmation post cards and your refunds are mailed to

the most current address. This is especially important for online

registration.

Assistance: Park District staff and program instructors are not

capable of providing bathroom assistance to those individuals

who cannot care for themselves. It is the participant’s

responsibility to make his/her own arrangements prior to

registering for any programs or activities, if they require this

type of assistance. Please contact Park District staff for further

information or clarification.

Scholarships: The Park District offers a Scholarship Program for

those unable to afford the full fee. Please call 847.577.3009 for

more information.

Classes On Religious Holidays: Within a program session,

classes may Winter on a day that residents honor as a religious

holiday. In an effort to be sensitive to all religions, class

participants may:

• Make up the class missed, if space exists or

• Have the fee pro-rated to reflect the day that must be

missed.

• Your program supervisor will be happy to assist you with

either option.

Age Requirement: When a class lists a minimum age, your

child must be that age when the program begins. Contact the

program supervisor if you have any questions.

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featuring the latest news, special offers, program

updates, special events and other valuable

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Community Center Office HoursCamelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer, and Recreation Parks

Monday-Friday 1 - 5 pm

Saturday 9 am - Noon

Olympic Indoor Swim Center

Monday-Friday 9 am - 7 pm

Saturday 8 am - 1 pm

For your convenience online and mail-in registration is accepted

for most Park District programs. Hours are subject to change.

Inclement Weather PolicyIf classes in School District 25 are cancelled for the entire day

due to inclement weather, Recreation Department programs will

be cancelled until 3 pm. Decisions on classes held between

3-6 pm are made by 2 pm and decisions on classes held after

6 pm are made by 4 pm. For specific information on classes

held at Forest View Racquet and Fitness Center, Heritage Tennis

Club and the Senior Center, please call these facilities directly

regarding class cancellation. For cancellation information,

participants have several options:

Tune in to:• Radio: WGN-AM (720) or WBBM-AM (780)

• TV: Channels 2, 5, 7, 9, 32 (Fox), CLTV

• Call: Park District recorded message 847-577-3003 (press 7)

• Online: EmergencyClosings.com to search for the Park

District by name or phone.

• E-mail: Sign up for personalized e-mail notification of the

District’s status at EmergencyClosings.com

For Your SafetyThe use of cell phones, cameras, and other recording devices is

prohibited in all Arlington Heights Park District locker rooms and

bathrooms. Please report any suspicious behavior. Thank you for

your cooperation.

Creating A Healthy EnvironmentIn response to the national concern of smoking at public

facilities, the Park District seeks to create a healthy environment

for employees, program participants, park guests and visitors.

Park District facilities and vehicles have been designated as

non-smoking areas. Our facilities include the buildings, fenced

outdoor pool areas and athletic fields.

Listed below are several safety guidelines the Park District encourages parents to follow when dropping their child(ren) off at a Park District program.

Parents are encouraged to please escort children to and from the building, pool, field, outdoor tennis court, etc.

Parents are also encouraged to take their child directly into the class or activity area.

Parents should try to stay with their child until the instructor arrives/ begins the class.

On occasion an instructor may encounter an emergency or an unexpected situation which causes them to be late or miss a class. If this occurs, the instructor notifies the program supervisor as quickly as possible and the supervisor addresses the situation as quickly as possible.

ATTENTION PARENTS![Recommended Safety Tips for Child Drop Off at Programs]

If a parent finds that an instructor has not shown up for a program, please contact the Park District Administration Center at 847.577.3000 during regular business hours Monday-Friday,9 am-5 pm.

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State of the art equipment includes Delta 10’ table saw,

14’ band saw, variable speed drill press, Dewalt 12’ sliding

compound miter saw, Grizzly 15’ planer, belt sander, disk

sander, 12’ lathe, Delta 6’ jointer, Dewalt variable speed

20’scroll saw, router, and more!

Six complete workstations are available. The Wood Shop is a

joint venture with the Village of Arlington Heights, Senior Center

Inc., and the Arlington Heights Park District.

Hours of Operation: Drop in shop time is Monday, Tuesday and

Wednesday from 9 am-12 pm.

Wood Shop Classes: You learn beginning through advanced

techniques and skills while creating the class project under the

direction of Shop Instructors Mike Spilotro and Ron Boots.

No annual membership required.

Daily Punch Pass:

- $50 good for 10 visits

- $30 good for 6 visits

- $10 daily use fee

This year’s Wood Shop sponsor is

Church Creek, a Sunrise Senior Living

Community.

Apply OnlinePaper job applications?

Not any more!

The Arlington Heights Park

District has an Online Job

Application program.

• Now it’s easier than ever to join the Arlington Heights Park

District team!

• Go to ahpd.org and click on the Jobs tab. There you’ll find

the link to apply online and a link to the listing of jobs

currently available with the Park District.

• Once you apply, your application is active for one full year

and you can update your application or the job you want

to apply for at any time! Although we’ll still accept paper

job applications, we strongly encourage you to apply online

because it’s quick, easy, and the most efficient way to apply.

If you have questions about applying online, please contact

Human Resources at 847.506.7877.

WOOD SHOP1801 W. Central Road | 847.797.5341

CuRRENT ExhIbIT:On the Move in Arlington Heights

Saturday, January 15 - Sunday, April 24, 2011

Changing modes of transportation help define a changing way

of life. Throughout history residents have traveled over Indian

path, muddy road, railway and now expressways to get from one

end of the town to another. Using photographs and artifacts,

“On the Move in Arlington Heights” explores the changing ways

of getting around in the village through the years.

Sponsor: Jr. Woman’s Club of Arlington Heights

The Cycling Sisters’ Adventures on the Lewis & Clark Trail

Saturday, April 16, 2011; 2pm

Program and Exhibit Reception

Sisters and senior citizens, Evie Weber and Norma Witherbee

have toured the country by bicycle for over 30 years. In 2004

they covered eleven states and 3,400 miles following the

Lewis & Clark Trail. Their adventure of a lifetime titled The

Corps of Miss-Adventure (because they did not want to MISS

any adventures) started on May 20th, 2004 in Hartford, IL

and ended 88 days later in Astoria, Oregon. This program

brings to life their remarkable journey of cycling the back

roads of America, meeting her people and using their wits

to survive some incredible situations. Refreshments will be

served. Admission: $3 adult, $5 per family. Historical Society

members are free. Please pay at the door.

uPCOMINg ExhIbIT:Storytelling Through the Mail: Tall Tale Postcards

May 7-August 28, 2011

Imagine a land...where corn grows to the size of tree trunks;

where the lakes are so cold that the trout have fur coats; where

deer have become hunters and men are their prey. These

assorted oddities come vividly to life in Storytelling through

the Mail: Tall Tale Postcards. Tall tales are humorous stories of

exaggeration, fictional accounts that are presented as the truth.

Tall tale postcards, a popular visual form of telling these stories,

are created often through photographic trickery.

Sponsor: Frontier Days Inc.

Heritage Gallery and Shop

Hours: Fri-Sun. 1:30-4:30 pm (excluding holidays)

112 W. Fremont St, 847.255.1225 | ahmuseum.org

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We’ve GotHelp us recognize our most outstanding employees!

A employee excels in one or more of the following

areas:

• Customer Satisfaction - striving to continually meet and

exceed customers’ expectations.

• Leadership - taking initiative in all aspects of our jobs,

and mentoring staff to help them reach their full potential.

• Attitude - embracing a positive, professional, and helpful

presence at all times.

• Service - treating every customer respectfully and

competently, and putting the utmost value on meeting the

needs of both our external and internal customers.

• Safety - approaching all aspects of our work in a safe and

sensible manner.

Has an Arlington Heights Park District staff member

exceeded your expectations in any of the areas listed above?

If so, please take a few moments to fill out a C.L.A.S.S.

employee nomination form. Forms are available at the

registration desk of each park facility and on our website:

ahpd.org.

The Arlington Heights Park District staff member

you nominate receives a copy of your nomination, a

commemorative pin, and is eligible to win a quarterly prize.

Quarterly winners are eligible for annual grand prizes.

All quarterly nominees and winners are announced and

recognized at the end of each quarter. The annual winners are

announced in December.

Facility RentalsDo you need a place for your business meetings/programs,

birthday parties, family reunions, showers, company basketball

games, or any group function? The Arlington Heights Park

District may have just what you are looking for.

Process for choosing a facility:

If you know the facility that you want to rent you can contact

them directly during office hours. If you are unsure of what

facility will work best for you call 847.577.3000 for personalized

assistance.

Rental rates:

Fees vary based on the facility, room size, group size, individual

group needs etc. The facility you contact will be able to quote

you the specific rental rates.

Meeting rooms, some with kitchen facilities

Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer, Recreation Parks, Olympic

Indoor Swim Center and the Arlington Heights Historical

Museum

Gymnasiums

Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer and Recreation Parks, Ross, Poe

Tennis or racquetball party

Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club and Heritage Tennis Club

Indoor Pool Rentals and Party room (adjacent to the family activity pool)


Contact: 847.577.3025

Banquet rooms

Arlington Lakes Golf Course (ideal for luncheons, business

meetings, bridal showers, weddings, and holiday parties)

Contact: Jim Hoch, 847.577.3032

Outdoor Weddings

North School Park

Contact: Laura Oberg, 847.577.3000, [email protected]

Picnic Groves

A variety of picnic areas are available throughout the Park

District. Groups over 20 people are required to obtain a permit

for use. Listed are the major facilities - washrooms may or

may not be available. Camelot (shelter), Frontier (shelter),

Heritage, Pioneer, Recreation Parks, Lake Arlington, Melas Park,

Centennial (shelter), Hickory Meadows (shelter).

Athletic Fields

Athletic fields throughout the Park District are available for rent.

All groups using fields must have a permit to use the sites.

Contact: John Robinson, 847.506.7131, [email protected]

Skate Park at Olympic Park660 N. RidgeThe new skate park located at Olympic Park, 660 N. Ridge Ave.,

north of the indoor swim center is now fully open. The park

includes a half pipe, quarter pipes, table top, fun box, spine,

stairs, rails and ramps! Stop by Olympic to check out this

awesome new park.

The Band Plays OnBring the family to the Forest View Educational Center, 2121

S. Goebbert Road (just south of Golf Road & east of Arlington

Heights Road) for a Community Concert band performance.

The next performance “Winds of Heaven” will be April 3 at 2 pm -

This concert is presented by District 214 Community Education.

Admission is FREE, but advanced tickets are available. For more

information you can visit their website at arlingtonheightsband.org

or e-mail Adam La Spata, Conductor at [email protected].

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Wheeling Township Food PantryThe Arlington Heights Park District is

proud to be working with the Wheeling

Township Food Pantry to serve as drop-off

locations for food donations. Please

consider donating to the food pantry all year

round. The following items are always in need:

pasta, rice and potato products, pasta sauce, dried beans and

peas, cooking oil, corn meal muffin mix, tomato products,

dry or condensed milk, oatmeal, coffee, tea, sugar and fruit

juices. Please check the expiration date - no expired food will

be accepted. Also non-food items such as toilet paper, paper

towels, detergent, toiletries, and diapers are needed. Items will

be accepted at the Park District Administration Center, Olympic

Indoor Swim Center and Pioneer Park. Please call the Food

Pantry at 847.259.7730 if you have any questions.

Vandalism HotlineResidents can report vandalism and park maintenance concerns

on our 24-hour hotline 847.577.3003 press 8. One call to this

number will forward the information quickly any time, day or

night. A recorded message asks for a detailed description of

the problem and the location. The line does not supersede an

emergency call to 911.

NWSRAProviding recreation services to individuals with special needs

Arlington Heights Park District is a member of a 16-park district

cooperative which forms the Northwest Special Recreation

Association (NWSRA). The NWSRA team of full-time Therapeutic

Recreation professionals and trained part-time staff offer quality

year-round recreation for individuals of all ages with disabilities.

NWSRA activities offer tremendous benefits to participants:

increased self-esteem; physical, social and recreation skills

development; improved fitness and health, the experience of

new challenges, making friends and having fun. After school,

evening and weekend programs feature sports, games, arts and

crafts, fitness, cooking and drama. Camps, trips and special

events are planned throughout the year.

Inclusion assistance is provided by NWSRA to individuals who

wish to participate in their local park district programs. Indicate

on the registration form if any accommodations are needed to

successfully participate in the program. The Park District staff

will contact NWSRA for assistance.

Brochures with NWSRA programs are available at the

Administration Center or from NWSRA at Park Central, 3000 W.

Central Road, Rolling Meadows. Contact them at 847.392.2848

(voice); 847.392.2855 (TTY); or 847.392.2870 (FAX).

Leaders needed. If you’d like to work with NWSRA programs,

call 847.392.2848.

Get the Most out of Life

Recreation and physical activity are for everyone. Recreation

Access Illinois helps people with disabilities live life to the

fullest. For available resources, call 1.800.900.8086 or

recreationaccessillinois.org.

Rent a Garden PlotEnthusiastic gardeners without a plot of their own can rent

one from the Park District. Located at two convenient sites,

the 25’ x 30’ plots are plowed, staked, and numbered, and are

available to residents for $49 a season. Registration resumes

on Saturday, March 5 at the two park locations listed below.

Registration hours are 9 am-12 pm on Saturdays and 1-5 pm

on weekdays. Proof of residency and the fee are required to

register for a garden plot. One plot per family is available.

Registration began in January for 2010 gardeners so all plots

may not be available on March 5.

Garden plot locations and Community Centers accepting

registrations:

Cypress Gardens, Cypress and Arlington Heights Road

Register at Pioneer Park, 500 S. Fernandez Ave., 847.577.3035

Frontier Park Gardens, north end of Frontier Park

Register at Frontier Park, 1933 N. Kennicott, 847.577.3015

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Clean Up the Parks WeekGather family, friends, and neighbors for a clean-up party at your

neighborhood park during the week of May 2 - May 7. The Park

District provides the bags and gloves. Participants receive a

certificate of appreciation and recognition in the Park District fall

Program Guide and on the Park District web site. To register: Call

Frontier Service Center, 847.577.3013 between 9 am and 3 pm

weekdays or contact your Community Center weekdays 1-5 pm.

Bike SaleApril 30, 10 am to 4 pm | Location: Centennial Park tennis courts

• Need a bike? Have a bike to sell? Do both at the annual Bike Swap sponsored by the Arlington Heights Bicycle Association.

• Sellers: Drop off your bike between 9 am and 2 pm Saturday. You determine the selling price. The Bicycle Association keeps 10%

of the sale price on items sold. Bicycles not sold on Saturday must be picked up by 4 pm.

• Buyers: Sale hours are 10 am to 4 pm. No bikes are sold before 10 am; all sales are cash only.

• For more information, call the Bike Club representative at 847.392.1547.

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All Arlington heights Residents receive $5.00 off all Learn to Skate classes and a resident rate rebate for all hockey classes.

Check the Website for Learn to Skate times and sessionsrmparks.org847.818.3210

or for Hockeyrmrenegadehockey.com 847.398.2700 x108

ROLLINg MEAdOWS PARK dISTRICT Skating Programs

Affiliate Groups Within the Park District, certain activities or programs can be

best implemented through the development of special interest

groups. We consider the following organizations, which are

open to the public, as our “partners” in providing additional

recreational outlets for the Arlington Heights’ residents.

Arlington Camera Club meets on the first and third Wednesday

of each month at the AH Museum. Photography skills are

developed at monthly meetings, field trips and critique sessions.

For more information contact Ken Olsen, 847.202.9517 or

[email protected].

Arlington Heights Bicycle Association meets at Recreation Park

the fourth Wednesday each month at 7:30 pm. The Bike Club

activities include speakers, slide presentations, repair classes,

short and long rides and special events. For more information go

to cyclearlington.com.

Arlington Trotters Running Club offers support and motivation

to runners of all levels. The club sponsors races and special

events annually. Meetings are held at Heritage Park on the

second Thursday of each month at 7:30 pm. Call 847.577.3020

for more information.

Community Concert Band provides the residents of

Arlington Heights with an opportunity for individual musical

expression and growth. Concerts are provided to enrich

the musical appreciation of the community. Practices are

at 8 pm Wednesdays at Forest View Educational Center on

Goebbert. For more information, contact Conductor Adam

LaSpata at [email protected] or visit their website at

arlingtonheightsband.org.

Social Duplicate Bridge meets at Camelot Park on the first

Tuesday of each month at 7 pm. Games are open to all

interested men and women. Call Karen Atsch at 847.392.0393

if you are interested in joining.

Northwest Radio Control Club is involved with radio controlled

model aircraft. Meetings are held the second Tuesday of each

month at Camelot Park from 7:30-10 pm. Call 847.577.3000 for

more information.

Arlington Heights Garden Club meets at the Arlington

Heights Memorial Library the third Monday of each month

at 7 pm, September through May (no meeting in December).

Knowledgeable speakers offer information and practical advice

of interest to the beginning and the seasonal gardener. The

Garden Club also offers a wreath workshop in December, a

perennial plant exchange in the spring and a garden walk in the

summer. Guests are always welcome. For more information, call

Gloria Solonickne at 847.398.2079.

Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association is responsible for

administering the boys baseball, girls softball, youth football

and cheerleading programs in Arlington Heights. The Youth

Athletic office is located just east of Frontier Park at 1929 N.

Kennicott. Normal office hours are Monday, Wednesday and

Friday from 1-4 pm. Please call 847.870.0081 with questions

or visit ahyad.org for online registration and other registration

information.

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Special VolunteersGolf, Museum & Soccer Advisory CommitteesInterested in serving on an advisory committee? The Park

District Board of Commissioners appoints members to three

advisory committees-golf, museum, and soccer-to provide

resident input. Committee members are appointed in April to

serve two or three-year terms beginning in May.

Applications for consideration are due Friday, February 12.

Pick up an application at the Administration Center, 410 N.

Arlington Heights Road; at Arlington Lakes Golf Club, 1211 S. New

Wilke Road; or at the Historical Museum, 110 W. Fremont Street.

Golf Advisory Committee makes suggestion to the Park

District Board on ways to improve the playability and operation

of our two golf clubs and driving range. They encourage the

highest standards for maintenance, service and personnel at

Arlington Lakes Golf Club, Nickol Knoll Golf Club and Sunset

Meadows Driving Range and promote the use of these facilities.

Current committee members are: Bill Hickey, Jim Ritter, Steve

Cyboran, Ed McGinn, John Carroll and Dan O’Grady. For more

information call 847.577.3000.

Museum Advisory Committee promotes the Arlington Heights

Historical Museum, makes recommendations for long-range

goals, evaluates the intergovernmental agreement governing

the Museum, and supports staff in the execution of their

duties. Current members include: Connie Landwehr and

Ryan Danzinger For details, call Kristina Christie, Museum

Administrator at 847.255.1225.

Soccer Advisory Committee makes suggestions regarding the

operation and promotion of the Arlington Aces Soccer Club, acts

as a forum for citizens, and promotes the game of soccer to

the community. The Club provides a house league and traveling

team soccer program for the children of Arlington Heights.

Serving on this committee are: Jim Tinaglia, Bill Young, Bill

McGovern, Tom Dubnicka, Steve Shapiro, Steve Perille and Tony

Diviesti. For more information, call 847.577.3000.

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This program promotes:

• Healthy Lifestyles

• Ways to Improve your Health

The Park District can help you with your healthy lifestyle:

• Nickol Knoll Park/Golf Course (3800 N. Kennicott Avenue),

Sunset Meadows Driving Range (Kirchoff Rd. & Dwyer

Avenue.)

• Fitness Facilities/Programs are held at Forest View Fitness

and Racquet Club (800 E. Falcon Drive), Recreation Park

(500 E. Miner Street.), Pioneer Park (500 S. Fernandez) and

Senior Center Athletic Club (1801 W. Central Road.)

Many types of dance classes are offered from tap, jazz, hip-hop

and ballroom. Classes are for all youth, adults and seniors.

Many team and individual sporting activities are offered

throughout the Park District; Softball, Golf, Swimming, Tennis,

Basketball, Soccer and Volleyball.

Whether active or passive, we offer recreation options for

everyone to Step Up To Health. Visit ahpd.org for classes,

programs and directions to our parks.

Arbor Day CelebrationThe first Arbor Day took place on April 10, 1872 it was the

brainchild of Julius Sterling Morton, a Nebraska journalist

and politician. Throughout his long and productive career,

Morton worked to improve agricultural techniques, but his most

important legacy is Arbor Day. For the homeowner, Arbor Day

is an excellent opportunity to take stock of the trees on your

property and plan for the future. Think about how planting

new trees might improve the look of your property or provide

wind or heat protection. Take a trip to your local nursery to

see what’s available and to get new ideas. Walk around your

neighborhood. Are there any public areas where tree planting

or tree maintenance might make a real difference to your

community? And, oh yes, plant a tree.

Park District/ Village Arbor Day Celebration, Friday, April 29

Berbecker Park-located at Miner and Wilshire

9:30 am Refreshments - 10:00 am Program

The Arlington Heights Park District and Village of Arlington

Heights will plant a tree in celebration of Arbor Day at

Berbecker Park. Village and Park District officials preside

over the event with a special event sponsored by the Windsor

Elementary Orff Club. Refreshments will be served.

The Windsor Elementary Orff Club is a performance group

that is audition based and only opened to fifth grade students,

currently consisting of 28 students that rehearse during their

recess time each week. The group is named after Carl Orff, a

famous composer who developed a methodology for teaching

younger children music, with the emphasis placed on rhythm!

The students will be performing various rhythms on percussion

instruments that correlate with an African drumming

curriculum. In addition, they will be playing percussion

ensembles with improvised parts.

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ChiLdren at Play (C.a.p.)

, affordable and gives you peace of mind.Convenient

Before and After school care for K-5.

“Don’t worry. S/he is getting help with homework and having fun in a safe and friendly environment.”

8 Installments

Aug - Mar

Dist. 21 & 59/Dist. 25

Before & after school 4-5 days per week $238/$247

Second child discount $214/$223

Before school 4-5 days per week $110/$114


After school 4-5 days per week $137/$142


Before & after school 1-3 days per week $165/$171


Before school 1-3 days per week $74/$77


After school 1-3 days per week $92/$95

Second child discount

*Fees are pro-rated after the start of the school year.

Cost for

school year*

Dist. 21 & 59/Dist. 25

$2142/$2223

$1926/$2007

$990/$1026

$891/$927

$1233/$1278

$1107/$1152

$1485/$1539

$1341/$1386

$666/$693

$594/$621

$828/$855

$747/$774

Deposit

June 11 or after

Dist. 21 & 59/Dist. 25

$238/$247

$214/$223

$110/$114

$99/$103

$137/$142

$123/$128

$165/$171

$149/$154

$74/$77

$66/$69

$92/$95

$83/$86 $83/$86

Program Highlights:• C.A.P is a cooperative program between the Arlington Heights Park District, the village and School Districts 21, 25, and 59. Quality recreational before and after school care is available on-site at Dryden, Greenbrier, Ivy Hill, Juliette Low, Olive-Mary Stitt, Patton, Poe, Riley, Westgate and Windsor Schools. Kindergarteners are eligible to participate on a limited basis. Note: For the 2010-2011 school year both Olive-Mary Stitt and Westgate schools are closed with a waitlist.

• Our philosophy is to provide a recreational and relaxed program in a safe and fun environment. Kids choose from a variety of options. There is plenty of physical activity and nutritious food and drink.

• Arts & crafts, sports & games, outdoor play, homework time, board & card games, breakfast and snack time offered daily.

• Site directors and assistant site directors are all CPR/AED certified and all staff are additionally trained in: customer service, the Six Pillars of CHARACTER COUNTS! TM, First Aid, behavior management, mandated reporting and have all satisfactorily passed required background checks.

• Hours of Operation: Open at 7 am until school begins and after school until 6 pm. Coverage available on most half and full days off school.

• Registration and Fees: For fees for the 2010-11 school year, see below. For dates, please contact the office at 847.506.7148 or go to ahpd.org. Registration for 2011-12 begins May 2.

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OUR SPONSORS

All About Kids Dentistry

Allegra Print & Imaging of Elk Grove

The Almanac of Arlington Heights

Alphagraphics Printing

Arlington Park

Arlington Theaters

Baird & Warner - Kim Pape Realtor

Daily Herald

Drost, Kivlahan, McMahon Ltd.

Groot

Harris N.A.

Home Matters - Lutheran Life Communities

Home Instead Senior Care

Illinois Arts Council

Lavelle Law, Ltd.

Metropolis Performing Arts Centre

Park Foundation of Arlington Heights

The People’s Bank

Village Bank of Arlington Heights

For more information call Anita Pacheco, Superindentent of Marketing and Communications at 847.506.7141 or [email protected].

The Arlington Heights Park District enjoys an outstanding reputation as the provider of

recreation and leisure activities for families, adults, youth, and senior populations in

Arlington Heights.

Support your community and provide name recognition and expanded awareness for

your company. Partnering with the Arlington Heights Park District allows you to reach

thousands of residents and visitors to Arlington Heights and surrounding suburbs. A

variety of special events and programs offers great on-site visibility opportunities if you

are looking to introduce a new produce, service or offering. Our marketing staff will

work with you to tailor a partnership program perfectly suited to meet your sales and

marketing objectives.

A Park District sponsorship provides:

Maximize your ROI and stretch your limited advertising and sponsor dollars with us! Here's how:

and extend your brand.Broaden your reach

Greater name recognition, brand awareness, and visibility in the community

A more cost-effective, strategically targeted marketing program that delivers results

Unique opportunities to reach a target audience and engage residents through

interactive family focused special events

The ability to reach thousands of residents of Arlington Heights and surrounding

communities

Cross promotional opportunities with the Arlington Heights Park District ñ a long

standing and well-respected organization and provider of recreation activities for

families, adults, youth, and seniors

The capability of promoting specific service lines or products and driving new

business through your company's doors

Positive public relations and promotion of community goodwill

Delivered four times a year to over 32,000 households in Arlington Heights, this

Program Guide is an essential recreation-planning tool for residents

If you are a golf, tennis, or fitness enthusiast, we have just the sponsorship for you!

Two golf clubs, two racquet clubs, and a fitness center are great venues for your

marketing needs. Consider co-branding with us for tournaments, golf outings,

signage, and more.

Opportunities for sponsorship of soccer, baseball, and volleyball are available. Over

8,000 youth participate per season. Add parents of our participants to the mix and

you have reached a wider range of the family.

Sponsor a special event or program - Reach your market segment by supporting

festivals, concerts, special performing arts programs, grand openings, aquatic

events, and new events that emerge each year.

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The Giving Tree at Pioneer Community CenterThe newly renovated Pioneer Community Center features a donor

Giving Tree. Donated by a local family in honor a loved one, the

Giving Tree provides an opportunity for residents to make a

donation in their name, pay tribute, or memorialize someone

special; a family member or friend. Leaves of Gold, Silver and

Bronze will be part of this enduring art as a lasting tribute. Join

your family, friends and neighbors by making a contribution to

promote art in the park.

Indicate choice:

___ Gold $250

___ Silver $150

___ Bronze $75

___ Check

___ Visa

___ MasterCard

___ Discover

Card No.:___________________________

Exp. Date: __________________________

Signature:___________________________

Your Name:_________________________

Address:____________________________

City:________________________________

State:____________Zip:_______________

Phone:__________________________

Please print clearly, one letter per box. Spaces and punctuation marks count as one letter. Three (3) lines high. Twenty (20) characters wide

Mail this form to:

Arlington Heights Park District

410 N Arlington Heights Rd.

Arlington Heights, IL 60004

Phone: 847.506.7141

Fax: 847.577.3050

Leaf Prices

Major Contributor Rita Schofield (1924-2005) was a long-time resident of

Arlington Heights who could be found every morning regardless

of rain, snow, heat or cold, walking the path surrounding

Pioneer Park. She volunteered much of her time within the

Arlington Heights community, serving as an election judge,

volunteering at Northwest Community Hospital and supporting

other causes she held dear. Rita was a true pioneer with her

“people first” attitude and was always ready to offer a helping

hand to family, friends and strangers alike.

Be a part of the parks and recreation community you love by

making a donation to support the Giving Tree.

For more information, please contact Anita Pacheco,

Superintendent of Marketing and Communications

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Commorate that special person or occassion with a living memorial. Choose from a selection of shade trees, ornamental trees or evergreens and select the park in which you wish to have the tree planted for a donation of $395. Orders are accepted throughout the year, but will be placed with the nursery once in early spring and once in early fall based on tree establishment and growth success patterns (i.e. Evergreens do best when planted in the spring). Plantings are dependent upon weather.

Support the North School Park improvement program with an engraved paver. Orders are accepted throughout the year, but will be placed with the engraver on February 1 and August 1. Installation of the bricks is dependent upon the weather, but will be expected in early summer and mid-fall respectively.

*Prices in effect from 1/15/11-1/15/12

Please note: The Arlington Heights Park District will be responsible for warranty of your memorial tree for up to four years after the planting.

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REACH EVERY HOME

ADVERTISE WITH US

IN ARLINGTON HEIGHTS!

Place your four-color ad in our quarterly Program Guide full of information on programs, special events, parks and more reaching over 34,000 households in Arlington Heights. There is no better way to get your message to the thousands of local families who continually use our guide to plan for seasonal activities and beyond.

Maximize your limited marketing dollars today!

Program Guide Space Reservation Artwork Due Distribution DateSummer 2011 Feb. 14, 2011 Mar. 14, 2011 April 23, 2011Fall 2011 May 15, 2011 June 15, 2011 Mid July (TBD)

Reserve three ads and receive a special discount!

Ad Size Options1 – Full Page (7.25” w x 9.5” h)2 – Half Page (7.25” w x 4.65” h)3 – Quarter Page (3.55” w x 4.65” h)

For more information and to reserve your ad today, please contact Anita Pacheco, Superintendent of Marketing and Communications at 847.506.7141.

Please Note: The Park District reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to limit advertising to that which is consistent with the best interests of the Park District, its constituents and patrons.

CONNECT TO THE COMMUNITY


Spring Break:Musical Theatre BOOTCAMPHalf Day Camps for All Ages! This is a phenomenal opportunity

to dive into the Musical Theatre Experience! This intensive

5-day workshop will focus on one number from a contemporary

Broadway Musical. Students will be whipped into shape by

a musical theatre professional who will drill choreography,

singing and acting with them. Students will get to present their

polished performance for family and friends. Performance on

Saturday March 26 at 1pm.

• Little Lights Up! 4-5 year olds

• Lights Up! Grades K-3 -Mary Poppins

• Curtains Up! Grades 4-8 - 13: The Musical

• High School - Fame: The Musical

Spring Break Camps• Spring Break Camp registration can be done through

Metropolis or the AHPD

• Full payment is required at the time of registration

• Full refund is available until March 8. March 8 until March

22 refund for withdraw is $100

• After the 1st day of camp, no refunds will be given

To Register at AHPD• Stop By: 410 N. Arlington Heights Rd., 60004

• Mail AHPD Administration Center (above address)

• Online: ahpd.org

• Fax: 847-506-2735

To Register at Metropolis• Online: MetropolisArts.com

• Stop By: 111 W. Campbell Arlington Heights, IL 60005

• Call Us: (847) 577-5982 x 221

Special Payment Options• Multi- Child Discount: $10 off 2nd child, $20 of 3rd child

• Partial Scholarships available through Metropolis

• If registering through AHPD, you must go to the AHPD

Administration Center in person to register at 410 N

Arlington Heights Road

QuestionsCamp Questions: 847-577-5982 x 221 or

[email protected]

Check out more class descriptions, teacher biographies,

outreach information, newsletter and our online Calendar of

Events at MetropolisArts.com (LO)

Location: Metropolis Performing Arts Ctr

Instructor: Metropolis Staff

Classes: 5

Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee

1000-0 4-5 yrs M - F 9 am-12 pm 3/21-3/25 $175

1000-1 gr K-3 M - F 9 am-12 pm 3/21-3/25 $175

1000-2 gr 4-8 M - F 1-4 pm 3/21-3/25 $175

1000-3 HS M - F 1-4 pm 3/21-3/25 $175

A Taste of Mad Science CampLooking for something to do during Spring Break? Mad Science

has the answer for you! Explore the world of science by

sampling the best of Mad Science. Sign up for one or all three

days!

Animals of Land and Sea Adventure (March 23)In this fun class, we will learn about animals large and small.

We’ll examine camouflage, animal adaptation, animal sounds,

and self-protection. We’ll examine the food chain as we learn

about plant and animal ecosystems. Then, we’ll learn about an

incredible ecosystem- the oceans, and the many animals that

live there. Our take home will include a Cartesian diver and a

cast of an animal foot print.

It’s a Gas Adventure (March 25)In this class, we’ll have lots of fun as we learn all about gasses.

We’ll generate some gasses and pop lots of corks! We’ll see a

beautiful purple gas an make an air powered jet boat to take

home. Then, we’ll look at a special gas, carbon dioxide, in more

detail as we explore the cool properties of dry ice. We will get

some cool temperature sensitive cups to take home as well.

Illusions Adventure (March 27)Did you know that science is often used to perform magic

tricks? You’ll learn the ‘science secrets’ of some fun tricks

and take some home to surprise your friends. See how you

can make water ‘disappear’, as you learn about magical

chemistry and how it can be used to fool people. Keeping with

them ‘on-stage’ theme. We’ll explore a very interesting type of

light-LASERS. Learn about light and color, and see how lasers

differ from ordinary light. Finally, you’ll get to help create an

interesting laser light show. (PR)

Age: gr 1-5

Location: Recreation

Instructor: Mad Science

Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1002-5 M, W, F 1-3 pm 3/21-3/25 $84/$84 3

1002-4 M 1-3 pm 3/21 $30/$45 1

1002-6 W 1-3 pm 3/23 $30/$45 1

1002-7 F 1-3 pm 3/25 $30/$45 1

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Spring Break ExtravaganzaCelebrate spring break with a weeks worth of fun at Olympic

Indoor Swim Center. Children in grades 1 - 5 will participate in a

variety of fun activities including: swimming, arts & crafts, and

a variety of sports activities. Weather permitting, we will plan

on going outside each day, so be sure to dress appropriately.

Whether you sign up for the entire week, or just a day, you will

be sure to have a great time! Lunch will be provided everyday.

Please call Paul Ratajczak at 847.577.3015 if you have any

questions. (PR)

Age: gr 1-5

Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center


1004-8 M 7-9 am 3/21 $9/$11.50 1

1004-9 M - F 7-9 am 3/21-3/25 $45/$56.50 5

1005-0 M 9 am-3 pm 3/21 $30/$30 1

1005-1 M - F 9 am-3 pm 3/21-3/25 $130/$130 5

1005-2 M 3-6 pm 3/21 $14/$17.50 1

1005-3 M - F 3-6 pm 3/21-3/25 $70/$87.50 5

1005-4 T 7-9 am 3/22 $9/$11.50 1

1005-5 T 9 am-3 pm 3/22 $30/$30 1

1005-6 T 3-6 pm 3/22 $14/$17.50 1

1005-7 W 7-9 am 3/23 $9/$11.50 1

1005-8 W 9 am-3 pm 3/23 $30/$30 1

1005-9 W 3-6 pm 3/23 $14/$17.50 1

1006-0 Th 7-9 am 3/24 $9/$11.50 1

1006-1 Th 9 am-3 pm 3/24 $30/$30 1

1006-2 Th 3-6 pm 3/24 $14/$17.50 1

1006-3 F 7-9 am 3/25 $9/$11.50 1

1006-4 F 9 am-3 pm 3/25 $30/$30 1

1006-5 F 3-6 pm 3/25 $14/$17.50 1

Take Me Out to the Ball GameT-ball (TB)Basics of batting, throwing, fielding, and base running will be

taught.

Fundamentals of Hitting - Boys and Girls (FH)Pitching machine, live pitching, soft-toss, and swing analysis for

beginner to advanced players.

Pitcher/Catcher Clinic (PC)Pitchers learn the form that can increase the speed of your

fastball and protect your throwing arm. Catchers learn how to

safely set up behind the plate. Techniques to throw out base

runners.

Baseball Camp (BB)Beginner to advanced players work on outfield, infield, pitching,

catching, and hitting.

Softball Camp (SB)Beginners to advanced players work on base running, defense,

hitting, and throwing. (JM)

Location: Poe School

Instructor: Ken Fontana

Dates: 3/21-3/25 R/NR Fee: $40/$48

Class Sport Age Day(s) Time

1022-3 BB 7-9 yrs M, W, F 9:30-11 am

1022-4 BB 10+ M, W, F 11-12:30 pm

1022-5 SB 7-9 yrs M, W, F 1-2:30 pm

1022-6 SB 10+ M, W, F 2:30-4 pm

Dates: 3/22-3/24 R/NR Fee: $18/$20

Class Sport Age Day(s) Time

1022-7 TB 4-6 yrs T, Th 9:30-10:15 am

1022-8 FH 7-8 yrs T, Th 11-11:45 am

1022-9 FH 9+ T, Th 11:45-12:30 pm

1023-0 PC 7-8 yrs T, Th 1-1:45 pm

1023-1 PC 9+ T, Th 1:45-2:30 pm

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SUNNY MEADOWS: GRADES 1-3 IN FALL 2011

ARLINGTON ADVENTURE: GRADES 4-6 IN FALL 2011

Registering for more than one session?• Patrons must pay for the first session of camp in full,

including extended care camps. A deposit ($50 for each

main camp 9 am-3 pm, $25 for each extended care) is

required to reserve a spot for any additional camps.

• If you choose this option, you will be billed for the

remaining balance May 1. Payment is due in full by

May 25, before camps begin. Failure to pay by May 25

will result in a $10 late fee per child.

• After the billing has been processed on May 1, any

additional camps will need to be paid for in full- no

exceptions

Parent’s Day Camp MeetingWednesday, May 25 , 7-8 pm

Frontier Park, 1933 N. Kennicott Drive, 847.577.3015

If your child is enrolled in Sunny Meadows or Arlington

Adventure Day Camp, join us for an informative hour sharing

specific details of our camp activities. We’ll discuss field trips,

extended stay, swim time, lunch and more. There will be time

for questions.

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING TO CAMP EACH DAY Starting with the first day of camp, please make sure your child

brings a swimsuit, towel, water bottle, sunscreen and lunch. On

Fridays, we will provide a lunch for all the campers. A daily drink

will also be available but your child is free to bring their own

drink if desired. Additional information on the camp program

can be found in the Day Camp Parent Manual available on the

Park District website at ahpd.org, under programs, camps.

Day camp will not be held on Monday, July 4th.

Day CampCamp Includes: Arts and crafts, outdoor sports

and games, dramatics, songs, nature lore, daily swim, lunch for

the weekly Taste of Camp, daily drink, special events, plus a field

trip and guest speaker every two weeks. Swim lessons and tennis

lessons are available for an additional fee.

Activities vary each session, so campers can sign up for more

than one session without repetition. Separate activities have been

planned for both age groups. More emphasis is placed on sports in

Arlington Adventure.

Please make sure you provide a lunch for your child every day

but Fridays. A daily drink will be available. A camp t-shirt will be

included in the fee this year. One shirt will be given for the entire

summer. There will be an extra charge for additional shirts.

Day Camp: Tennis LessonsParticipants who attend camp (Sunny Meadows or Arlington

Adventure) at Camelot Park and Frontier Park will be able to take

the same high-quality tennis lessons that we offer through our

renowned outdoor tennis lessons program but at a significant

camp savings. The lessons will be taught by experienced,

well-prepared instructors from Heritage Tennis Club. These lessons

will provide kids with new skills in a great game as well as variety

in their routines. Eight lessons per two-week session will be taught

on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Sign up for one

session or as many as you like. Day camp will not be held on

Monday, July 4th.(RL)

Day Camp: Swim Lessons @ CamelotAgain, this year, there will be the option to take swim lessons

during day camp. These lessons will be available to any Sunny

Meadows or Arlington Adventure camper. You must sign up for

swim lessons each session that you are interested in participating.

There will not be lessons available at Pioneer Park, because

camp only meets three days a week and field trips are held on

Wednesdays. Lessons at Camelot, Frontier and Heritage Park will

be held on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays for 40 minutes and

taught by the Aquatic Department Staff. Lessons will not be held

Session V at Pioneer Park. Day camp will not be held on Monday,

July 4th. (LM)

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CAMELOTClass Level Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes

1036-5 AM Extended gr 1-6 M - F 7-9 am 6/13-6/24 $93/$116.50 10

1036-6 Sunny Meadows gr 1-3 M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-6/24 $278/$346.50 10

1036-7 Arlington Adventure gr 4-6 M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-6/24 $278/$346.50 10

1036-8 PM Extended gr 1-6 M - F 3-6 pm 6/13-6/24 $139/$173.50 10

1059-1 Swim Lessons gr 1-6 M, T, Th 11:40 am-12:20 pm 6/13-6/23 $50 6

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PIONEER Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes

1049-7 AM Extended gr 1-6 M, W, F 7-9 am 6/13-6/24 $56/$69.50 6

1049-8 Sunny Meadows gr 1-3 M, W, F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-6/24 $167/$208.50 6

1049-9 Arlington Adventure gr 4-6 M, W, F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-6/24 $167/$208.50 6

1050-0 PM Extended gr 1-6 M, W, F 3-6 pm 6/13-6/24 $83/$103.50 6

















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Kaleidoscope CampGames, swimming, crafts, songs, outdoor play and various preschool activities make up this summer camp, which is held indoors and

outdoors. Children learn to play with each other in a group situation and should wear play clothes. A drink is provided daily. All children

are required to be toilet trained by the start of the program. Pull-ups are not acceptable. Participants in the 3-6 year old program swim

only in the wading pools. Seven to nine year old Kaleidoscope campers swim in the main pools and must be able to swim unassisted.

Important: Parents may be asked to assist in swim time supervision during the session. Sign-up for swim supervision will take place at

the first class. (LM)

Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes No Class

1011-2 4-5 yrs Camelot M, W, F 9 am-12 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$293.50 23 7/4

1011-3 5-6 yrs Camelot M, W, F 1-4 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1011-4 3-4 yrs Camelot T, Th 9:30 am-12 pm 6/14-8/4 $185/$229.50 16

1011-5 4-6 yrs Camelot T, Th 1-4 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

1011-6 5-6 yrs Frontier M, W, F 9 am-12 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1011-7 4-5 yrs Frontier M, W, F 1-4 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 24

1011-8 3-4 yrs Frontier T, Th 9:30 am-12 pm 6/14-8/4 $185/$229.50 16

1011-9 7-9 yrs Frontier T, Th 1-4 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

1012-0 5-6 yrs Heritage M, W, F 9 am-12 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1012-1 4-6 yrs Heritage M, W, F 1-4 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1012-2 3-4 yrs Heritage T, Th 9:30 am-12 pm 6/14-8/4 $185/$229.50 16

1012-3 4-5 yrs Heritage T, Th 1-4 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

1012-4 4-6 yrs Pioneer M, W, F 9 am-12 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1012-5 5-6 yrs Pioneer M, W, F 1-4 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1012-7 3-4 yrs Pioneer T, Th 9-11:30 am 6/14-8/4 $185/$229.50 16

1012-8 3-4 yrs Pioneer T, Th 9:30 am-12 pm 6/14-8/4 $185/$229.50 16

1012-9 4-6 yrs Pioneer T, Th 12:30-3:30 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

1013-0 4-5 yrs Pioneer T, Th 1-4 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

1013-1 4-6 yrs Pioneer T, Th 1:30-4:30 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

1013-2 4-5 yrs Recreation M, W, F 9 am-12 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$393.50 23 7/4

1013-3 7-9 yrs Recreation M, W, F 1-4 pm 6/13-8/5 $316/$39,350 23 7/4

1013-4 3-4 yrs Recreation T, Th 9-11 am 6/14-8/4 $185/$229.50 16

1013-6 4-5 yrs Recreation T, Th 1-4 pm 6/14-8/4 $222/$276.50 16

Arts Alive - Arts CampArts camp introduces children to several different types of art forms such as clay projects, drawing, painting, dramatics, games,

movement and crafts. This camp is intended to combine creative art projects with prepackaged craft projects. One of the first art

projects for campers for each session will be designing their very own Arts Alive t-shirt (t-shirts provided to each participant). A

thirty-minute break is scheduled between daily activities, and a drink will be served. Preschoolers who attend the 11-12:45 pm classes

will need to eat lunch before camp, since lunch will not be served. No class 7/4. (LO)

Location: Hasbrook Instructor: Arts Alive Staff

3 1/2-5 yrsClass Day(s) Time Date Fee #

1017-9 M 9-10:45 am 6/13-6/27 $50 3

1018-0 M 11-12:45 pm 6/13-6/27 $50 3

1019-9 T,Th 9:30-12 pm 6/14-7/7 $135 8

1020-4 W 9-10:45 am 6/15-7/6 $67 4

1018-1 W 11-12:45 pm 6/15-7/6 $67 4

1018-2 F 9-10:45 am 6/17-7/8 $67 4

1018-3 M 9-10:45 am 7/11-8/1 $67 4

1020-3 M 11-12:45 pm 7/11-8/1 $67 4

1020-1 T,Th 9:30-12 pm 7/12-8/4 $135 8

1018-4 W 9-10:45 am 7/13-8/3 $67 4

1018-5 W 11-12:45 pm 7/13-8/3 $67 4

1018-6 F 9-10:45 am 7/15-8/5 $67 4

5-7 yrs Class Day(s) Time Date Fee #

1018-7 M, W 9:30 am-12 pm 6/13-7/6 $118 7

1018-8 M, W 1-3:30 pm 6/13-7/6 $118 7

1018-9 T, Th 9:30 am-12 pm 6/14-7/7 $135 8

1019-1 F 9-11:30 am 6/17-7/8 $83 4

1019-2 F 1-3:30 pm 6/17-7/8 $83 4

1019-0 F 1:30-4 pm 6/17-7/8 $83 4

1019-3 M, W 9:30 am-12 pm 7/11-8/3 $135 8

1019-4 M, W 1-3:30 pm 7/11-8/3 $135 8

1019-5 T, Th 9:30 am-12 pm 7/12-8/4 $135 8

1019-7 F 9-11:30 am 7/15-8/5 $83 4

1019-8 F 1-3:30 pm 7/15-8/5 $83 4

1019-6 F 1:30-4 pm 7/15-8/5 $83 4

7-12 yrs 1020-0 T, Th 1:30-4 pm 6/14-7/7 $135 8

1020-2 T, Th 1:30-4 pm 7/12-8/4 $135 8

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Summer Theater Performance CampsCooperative between Arlington Heights Park District and the

Metropolis Performing Arts Centre. After 7 successful years

of this joint venture providing outstanding Performance

Summer Camps, this upcoming season bring fresh and vibrant

opportunities for students of all ages.

Summer 2011 Performance Camps will include:

• A new camp for 4 - 5 year olds

• More rehearsal time at a lower cost

• Specific technique training that is directly related to the

production being rehearsed

• More camp choices with varying time commitments

• Additional camp for more performance opportunity

• More time for technique integration into rehearsal process

• Only one cast per camp - smaller number of students in

each camp

hOW TO REgISTERMultiple Ways Register

• In-person registration

• Arlington Heights Park District (AHPD) Administration Center

• 410 N. Arlington Heights Rd., 60004 OR

• Mail to AHPD Administration Center OR

• Register online at ahpd.org OR Fax: 847-506-2735

• Multi-child discount: $10 off 2nd child and $20 off 3rd child!

• Partial scholarships available through Metropolis.

• To take advantage of the multi-child discount options,

you must complete the registration in-person at the

Administration Center, 410 North Arlington Heights Road

OR by Mail-In registration to the Administration Center.

Refunds (for all Metropolis camps listed on pg 24-25.)

A refund of payment made will be given up until the Friday

before the first day of camp. Refunds after the start of camp

are pro-rated each day for the first week. After the first week, no

refunds will be given.

Who do I call for camp, payment or registration questions?Camp: Contact the education office at Metropolis Performing

Arts Centre, 847-577-5982 x 221 or e-mail eduoffice@

metropolisarts.com

Payment: Cultural Arts/ Special Events Supervisor, Laura Oberg

at 847.506.7872

Registration: Arlington Heights Park District at 847.577.3000

Little Lights Up! Payment is due in full at the time of registration. A brand

new camp for students ages 4-5 that introduces theatre, acting

and music in a safe and nurturing environment. Campers will

creatively explore all of the elements that go into putting on a

play and will use popular children’s stories to create an original

performance piece. Focus will be on developing student’s skills

in stage presence, projection, listening and physical and mental

focus though an imaginative and collaborative process. Camp

session will end with an original showcase performance by

the students on Thursday, June 30 at 6:30 pm. For Campers

ages 4-5 by September 1, 2011. Before Care is available from

7:30-8:30 am at $25 per week, to be arranged with Metropolis

Education office after camp registration. (LO)



Classes: 12


1015-8 4-5 yrs M - Th 9 am-12 pm 6/13-6/30 $300

Lights Up! Now Three Sessions AvailablePayment is due in full at the time of registration. Back by

popular demand, the Metropolis presents this unique half-day

summer performance camp from 9 - 12:30 pm for students 1st

through 3rd grade in Fall 2011. Campers will rehearse on the

Metropolis Stage. No experience necessary and each camper

is guaranteed a role in the show. Before care is available from

7:30-8:30 am for $25 a week, to be arranged with Metropolis

Education office after camp registration.



Classes: 15

Session 1 Disney’s Aladdin Kids (Musical)

Performance: July 2 @ 11:00 am

Session 2 A Year with Frog and Toad (Musical)

Performance: July 30 @ 11:00 am

Session 3 I Believe in Make Believe (Musical)

Performance: August 20 @ 11:00 am


1056-8 gr 1-3 M - F 9 -12:30 pm 6/13-7/1 $325

1056-9 gr 1-3 M - F 9 -12:30 pm 7/11-7/29 $325

1057-0 gr 1-3 M - F 9 -12:30 pm 8/1-8/19 $325

Note: Camp registration is through the AHPD ONLY. See

registration details to the left.

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HS Performance Experience 2011This six-week intensive actor program offers specialty instruction

and rehearsal culminating in a one-week run of The Wizard of

Oz on the Metropolis Stage. Participation in this program is by

audition only. For audition times and more information, please

call the Education Office at 847-577-5982 x 221 or log onto

MetropolisArts.com. Camp will be held July 5. Please register

AFTER acceptance into the program.

Rehearsals: June 13- July 15 M-F 4-7 pm

Performances: July 18-22 - 10:30 am

July 22 - 7:30 pm

July 23 - 11 am & 3 pm

Registration for the High School Performance Experience Camp

can be done online at Metropolisarts.com or at the office 111 W.

Campbell Arlington Heights, IL 60005

• HSPE requires a $200 deposit to secure your child’s place

• Balance is due three weeks prior to the start of camp

Age: 14-18 yrs



Classes: 25

Class Level Day(s) Time Date Fee

1117-6 Actor M - F 4-7 pm 6/13-7/15 $425

Curtains Up! Summer Performance CampFor students entering 4th to 8th Grades in Fall 2011. No experience

necessary; each camper is guaranteed a role in the show. Musical

and non-musical camp options are offered during the summer. A

casual audition process determines role in each production. All

camps are from 9 am- 3:30 pm with before/after care options

available. Note: A $200 deposit (for each session) will secure your

child’s place in the program.



Classes: 15

Session 1 Disney’s Mulan Jr. (Musical)

Performances: Friday, July 1 @ 7 pm

& Saturday, July 2 @ 2pm

Session 2 Alice in Wonderland (Play)

Performances: Friday, July 29 @ 7 pm

& Saturday, July 30 @ 2 pm

Session 4 Once Upon a Mattress (Musical)

Performances: Friday, August 19 @ 7 pm

& Saturday, August 20 @ 2 pm


1113-1 gr 4-8 M - F 9 am-3:30 pm 6/13-7/1 $550

1113-2 gr 4-8 M - F 9 am-3:30 pm 7/11-7/29 $550

1113-3 gr 4-8 M - F 9 am-3:30 pm 8/1-8/19 $550

Session 1,2, & 3 - Daily Schedule:

9 - 10:30 In-depth warm up of voice and body and

technique training

10:30 - 11 Snack and games

11 - 12:30 Rehearsal

12:30 - 1:30 Lunch

1:30 - 3:30 Rehearsal

Before care 7:30-8:30 am ($25/week) and after care

3:30-5:30 pm ($45/week) is available and can be arranged with

the Metropolis Education Office after registering for camp.

Parent Orientation: There will be a short informational meeting

prior to the first day of camp. Please see Metropolis camper

registration packet for details.

Note: Camp registration is through the AHPD ONLY. See

registration details on page 24.

Special Payment Options (Curtains Up Camp ONLY)• Multi-child discount: $10 off 2nd child and $20 off 3rd child!

• $200 deposit (for each session) will secure your child’s place

in the program.

• Partial scholarships available through Metropolis (LINK).

• Balance is due three weeks prior to the start of each camp

session.

• To take advantage of the special payment options, you must

complete the registration in-person at the Park District

Administration Center, 410 North Arlington Heights Road OR

by Mail-In Registration to the Administration Center.

• Balance is due three weeks prior to the start of camp.

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mr. pee wee Tennis n’ Swim CampPee wees who attend camp at Olympic Indoor Swim Center

will be treated to a morning of tennis, swimming, and general

all-around fun! The lessons will be taught by experienced,

well-prepared instructors from Heritage Tennis Club and Olympic

Indoor Swim Center. Weekly camps will run Monday through

Friday and consist of a 45-minute tennis lesson, a 40-minute

swim lesson and lunch n’ games (campers provide their own

brown bag lunch which we will refrigerate during the morning).

Parents may drop off their campers at 9:15 am and pick them up

at 12:30 pm. Kids will love the activities and parents with busy

mornings will love their newfound flexibility! Sign up for one week,

all nine weeks or anything in between. No class 7/4. (RL)

Age: 5-8 yrs Time: 9:15-12:30 pm


Class Day(s) Date R/NR Fee Classes

1033-0 M - F 6/13-6/17 $119/$149 5

1033-1 M - F 6/13-6/24 $228/$288 10

1033-2 M - F 6/20-6/24 $119/$149 5

1033-3 M - F 6/27-7/1 $119/$149 5

1033-4 M - F 6/27-7/8 $206/$259 9

1033-5 M - F 7/5-7/8 $96/$119 4

1033-6 M - F 7/11-7/15 $119/$149 5

1033-7 M - F 7/11-7/22 $228/$288 10

1033-8 M - F 7/18-7/22 $119/$149 5

1033-9 M - F 7/25-7/29 $119/$149 5

1034-0 M - F 7/25-8/5 $228/$288 10

1034-1 M - F 8/1-8/5 $119/$149 5

1034-2 M - F 8/8-8/12 $119/$149 5

Afternoon Swim, Tennis n’ Sports Camp at Olympic ParkWhat better way for youngsters to spend a summer afternoon

than by learning and playing tennis and swimming? Campers

will arrive at 1:15 pm and leave at 4:30 pm. In between they will

take tennis lessons from professionally trained instructors from

Heritage Tennis Club, enjoy open swim monitored by Olympic

Indoor Swim Center staff and play a variety of sports and games

facilitated by the fun and responsible camp counselors. This

program will prove that kids can get more out of the summer! No

class 7/4. (RL)

Age: 9-12 yrs Time: 1:15-4:30 pm


Class Day(s) Date R/NR Fee Classes

1110-2 M - F 6/13-6/17 $119/$149 5

1110-3 M - F 6/20-6/24 $119/$149 5

1110-4 M - F 6/27-7/1 $119/$149 5

1110-5 M - F 7/5-7/8 $96/$119 4

1110-6 M - F 7/11-7/15 $119/$149 5

1110-7 M - F 7/18-7/22 $119/$149 5

1110-8 M - F 7/25-7/29 $119/$149 5

1110-9 M - F 8/1-8/5 $119/$149 5

1111-0 M - F 8/8-8/12 $119/$149 5

CAMPS gENERALPee Wee Sportsters CampThis camp introduces Pee Wee Sportsters to soccer, floor

hockey, kickball, and baseball. The emphasis is on the

development of teamwork and sportsmanship. Our goal is to

teach boys and girls the enjoyment of playing for the sake of the

sport itself. Group games and other individual sports are also

included. (PL)

R/NR Fee: $44/$66.50

Classes: 4

Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date

1028-3 4-6 yrs Frontier F 9:30-11 am 6/17-7/8

1028-4 4-6 yrs Frontier F 9:30-11 am 7/15-8/5

1028-5 4-6 yrs Pioneer T 10:30-12 pm 6/14-7/5

1028-6 4-6 yrs Pioneer T 10:30-12 pm 7/12-8/2

1028-7 4-6 yrs Pioneer T 12:30-2 pm 6/14-7/5

1028-8 4-6 yrs Pioneer T 12:30-2 pm 7/12-8/2

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bASEbALL CAMPSFundamentals of Hitting BaseballGet the extra hitting time you need to improve your game

using a pitching machine. Swing analysis, live pitching and

other techniques are a part of this program. The advanced,

intermediate and beginner hitters can all benefit from this

step-by-step approach to learning. (JM)

Location: Heritage Classes: 6

R/NR Fee: $40/$45

Class Age Day(s) Time Date

1082-4 7-8 yrs T 10-11 am 6/28-8/2

1082-5 9-11 yrs T 11 am-12 pm 6/28-8/2

1082-6 12-14 yrs T 12-1 pm 6/28-8/2

Pitcher/Catcher ClinicPitchers work on the form needed to increase the speed of the

fastball and protect their throwing arm. Various age-appropriate

grips are reviewed. Catchers are taught how to help get strike

calls for their team. Different techniques to throw out base

runners are also included. Fielding, pop-ups, balls in the dirt

and bunts with the proper form can catch any coach’s attention.

(JM)


R/NR Fee: $40/$45


1084-7 7-9 yrs W 10-11 am 6/29-8/3

1084-8 10-14 yrs W 11 am-12 pm 6/29-8/3

Softball CampThis camp includes instruction in skill development,

fundamentals and games. Drills for defense, hitting, base

running and throwing are taught. Position play for outfield,

infield, pitching and catching are included. Please bring your

glove to camp. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $50/$55


1086-9 7-9 yrs M - F 9-10:30 am 7/11-7/15

1087-0 10-12 yrs M - F 10:30-12 pm 7/11-7/15

1087-1 7-9 yrs M - F 9-10:30 am 7/18-7/22

1087-2 10-12 yrs M - F 10:30-12 pm 7/18-7/22

Hoops & HeadersHOOPS ‘N HEADERS provides the opportunity for young people

to develop athletic skills and improve total body coordination in

an atmosphere of teamwork, sportsmanship and fun. Eight to

thirteen year olds experience the skill training of a sport clinic

camp as well as the fun and diversity of a general day camp.

HOOPS ‘N HEADERS offers the best of both worlds. With the

option of a complete six-week session or a weekly program, the

staff has time to get to know each camper and to help him or

her recognize and develop potential and confidence. By the end

of the summer, each player will have learned the ball handling,

passing, play making and all around teamwork necessary for

basketball, soccer and volleyball. These are the ingredients that

lead to success in any sport. The camp is held in the community

gym at Betsy Ross, and on the grounds at Patriot Park. The

camp hours will be 9 am-3 pm daily. After camp activities from 3

pm - 4:30 pm for parents who need extended camp hours. (KK)

Age: 8-13 yrs

Location: Betsy Ross School

All Day SessionsClass Level Day(s) Time Date Fee

1104-4 Week 1 M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-6/17 $185

1104-6 Week 2 M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/20-6/24 $185

1104-8 Week 3 M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/27-7/1 $185

1105-1 Week 4 T - F 9 am-3 pm 7/5-7/8 $148

1105-0 1st Half M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-7/8 $600

1105-3 Week 5 M - F 9 am-3 pm 7/11-7/15 $185

1105-5 Week 6 M - F 9 am-3 pm 7/18-7/22 $185

1105-9 Week 7 M - F 9 am-3 pm 7/25-7/29 $185

1105-7 2nd Half M - F 9 am-3 pm 7/11-7/29 $465

1105-8 All Weeks M - F 9 am-3 pm 6/13-7/29 $980

PM Sessions ONLYClass Level Day(s) Time Date Fee

1104-5 Week 1 M - F 3-4:15 pm 6/13-6/17 $55

1104-7 Week 2 M - F 3-4:15 pm 6/20-6/24 $55

1104-9 Week 3 M - F 3-4:15 pm 6/27-7/1 $55

1105-2 Week 4 T - F 3-4:15 pm 7/5-7/8 $148

1105-4 Week 5 M - F 3-4:15 pm 7/11-7/15 $55

1105-6 Week 6 M - F 3-4:15 pm 7/18-7/22 $55

1106-0 Week 7 M - F 3-4:15 pm 7/25-7/29 $55

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SOCCERElite Soccer CampElite Soccer Camp’s objective is to create a safe, fun-filled

learning environment while developing and enhancing the soccer

skills of all campers. At Elite Soccer, campers are placed into

groups based on their skill level and age. In this challenging

environment, youngsters are encouraged to have fun, make new

friends, and improve their soccer playing ability. Elite Soccer’s

staff is comprised of experienced and enthusiastic counselors

led by Directors Brendan Eitz and Michael Steele, two Arlington

Heights natives. Brendan, Head Men’s Coach at Loyola

University Chicago and Michael, former Assistant Women’s

Coach at Loyola and current Aces coach, offer the youngsters

over 20 years of coaching and camp experience. Through their

daily direction, campers enjoy a memorable and exciting week

of soccer. T-shirt, raffle, and prizes are included. (JM)

Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Classes: 5

Days: M-F

Class Age Time Date Fee

1025-2 6-13 yrs 9 am-12 pm 6/13-6/17 $129/$139

1025-3 4-6 yrs 9-10 am 6/13-6/17 $59/$69

1025-4 6-13 yrs 9 am-12 pm 7/18-7/22 $129/$139

1025-5 4-6 yrs 9-10 am 7/18-7/22 $59/$69

1025-6 6-13 yrs 9 am-12 pm 7/25-7/29 $129/$139

1025-7 4-6 yrs 9-10 am 7/25-7/29 $59/$69

1025-8 6-13 yrs 9 am-12 pm 8/1-8/5 $129/$139

1025-9 4-6 yrs 9-10 am 8/1-8/5 $59/$69

1026-0 4-6 yrs 9-10 am 8/8-8/12 $59/$69

1026-1 6-13 yrs 9 am-12 pm 8/8-8/12 $129/$139

1026-2 4-6 yrs 10:30-11:30 am 8/8-8/12 $59/$69

AHPD Baseball SchoolThe Arlington Heights Park District has teamed up with Pastime

Athletics to provide its AHPD Baseball School. This four-day

camp will give Park District players a chance to learn advanced

baseball/softball fundamentals from a professional coaching

staff. A fun and educational environment will be provided for

each camper through games, drills and other activities. The

camp will be led by local high school baseball coaches and

players. This will give each camper a better understanding

of what they need to learn if their goal is to play high school

baseball/softball someday. The same video analysis program

that Major League teams train with will be incorporated into the

camp as well. Campers will be broken down into age and ability

level. Whether this is your first or tenth season, this is a can’t

miss opportunity to learn. Friday, July 1 is the rain date for any

make up. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $79/$89


1091-4 7-13 yrs M - Th 9:30-11:30 am 7/11-7/14

Tom Barnard Baseball CampThe Arlington Heights Park District has partnered with Tom

Barnard and the Athletic Barn to offer an advanced baseball

camp. For those players/parents looking to continue their

baseball education after the completion of the regular season,

this is the camp for you. Tom Barnard offers over 25 years of

experience with Major League Baseball teaching how to play the

game like a pro. Tom with teach advanced baseball fundamental

such as hitting, throwing, fielding, base running and much more.

The camp will be offered in two age divisions, 8-11 year olds

and 12-14 year olds. (JM)

Location: Pioneer Classes: 4

R/NR Fee: $110/$120


1108-1 8-13 yrs M - Th 8:30-11 am 6/27-6/30

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Chicago Fire Soccer CampThe Chicago Fire of the Major League Soccer (MLS) is hosting these soccer camps for boys and girls ages 2-11 years. All camps stress

education and safety for both the mind and body. MLS coaches receive an intensive educational orientation and are required to complete

a basic level of first aid certification. 2-4 year old program will include parent participation. Fee includes soccer ball. (JM)

Location: Miner Junior School Classes: 5

Days: M-F

Class Level Age Time Date Fee

1008-6 Mini-Wee 2-4 yrs 9-9:45 am 7/11-7/15 $70/$80

1008-7 Mini-Wee 2-4 yrs 10-10:45 am 7/11-7/15 $70/$80

1008-8 Munchkins 5-6 yrs 9-10:30 am 7/11-7/15 $103/$113

1008-9 Munchkins 5-6 yrs 10:30 am-12 pm 7/11-7/15 $103/$113

1009-0 PLAYsafe 7-10 yrs 9 am-12 pm 7/11-7/15 $153/$163

1009-1 ATTACK 11-14 yrs 9 am-12 pm 7/11-7/15 $153/$163

Elite Soccer:Advanced Specialty CampsSession I: Elite Soccer - Fast footwork and DribblingDynamic dribblers are needed all over the soccer field. Enhance

your dribbling moves and become a more dangerous player.

Players will hone their footwork, learn how to beat opponents off

the dribble, and how to better protect the ball.

Session II: Elite Soccer - GoalkeepingAll goalkeepers are invited to join! Goalkeepers will learn the

finer points of one of the hardest positions in sports. The act of

saving goals requires a great deal of technical and psychological

skill that will be taught in these sessions. Goalkeepers will learn

the technical and tactical elements of the position.

Session III: Elite Soccer - Finishing and Goal ScoringAll Goal scorers are invited to join! Goals scorers will learn the

finer points of scoring goals. The act of scoring requires a great

deal of technical and psychological skill that will be taught in

these sessions. Players will learn proper shooting technique

through fun activities that will inspire them to score goals!

Sign up for session I and II or session I and III for $275. Call

773.561.4949 with any questions. Registration is available at

ahpd.org. (JM)

Age: 6-14 yrs Days: M-F


Class Level Time Date Fee

1077-8 Session 1 9-10:15 am 7/18-7/22 $150

1078-1 Session 1 & 2 9 am-12 pm 7/18-7/22 $275

1078-2 Session 1 & 3 9 am-12 pm 7/18-7/22 $275

1077-9 Session 2 10:30 am-12 pm 7/18-7/22 $150

1078-0 Session 3 10:30 am-12 pm 7/18-7/22 $150

SKyhAWKS CAMPSSkyhawks: Mini-Hawk Multi-SportSkyhawks answers the demand for introductory sports programs

with the Mini-Hawk program for children ages 4-7 years.

Our Mini-Hawk program promotes a philosophy of fun while

teaching soccer, baseball and basketball in a half-day program.

The program helps eager minds explore three different sports

without the pressure to choose one over another. Mini-Hawkers

receive individual attention while learning sports skills and basic

team strategies through unique Skyhawks games. Our coaching

staff is committed and trained to understand the special needs

of young children. (JM)

Location: Poe School Classes: 5

R/NR Fee: $105/$115


1030-9 4-7 yrs M - F 9 am-12 pm 6/20-6/24

Skyhawks: Beginning SkateboardingBasic skateboarding instruction with an emphasis on balance,

pushing the board, kick turns, maneuvering, and manual.

Campers will progress as they accomplish skills. A liability

form will need to be signed by the parents before participation.

Camp will be directed by instructors from Skyhawks Sports

Academy. Participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. All

campers will receive a t-shirt and a merit award! Participants

should bring Skateboard, Helmet/Wrist/Elbow pads, Appropri-

ate clothing, Two Snacks, Water Bottle, Running Shoes and

Sunscreen. (JM)

Age: 6-10 yrs


Class Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes

1066-3 T - F 9-11 am 7/5-7/8 $110/$120 4

1066-4 M - F 9-11 am 8/1-8/5 $115/$125 5

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Skyhawks: BasketballSkyhawks basketball programs are designed for beginner and

intermediate players. Participants learn new skills and tactics

while refining their passing, shooting and dribbling skills. The

week will finish with a basketball tournament. Our coaching

staff is committed and trained to understand the special needs

of young children. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $135/$145


1093-5 7-14 yrs M - F 1-4 pm 6/13-6/17

1093-6 7-14 yrs M - F 1-4 pm 7/18-7/22

Skyhawks: Flag FootballSkyhawks Sports flag football offers a complete package of

skills and thrills that teaches young athletes to enjoy this

fast-paced game. Athletes will get a rich introduction to all the

positions on offense and defense, preparing them to be true

champions on the gridiron. The camp introduces the core skills

of passing, catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning -

all presented in a fun and invigorating training environment. The

week ends with the Skyhawks Sports Bowl, giving participants

a chance to showcase new and refined skills. The participant-

to-coach ratio is approximately 14:1. All campers will receive a

t-shirt and a merit award! Participants must bring appropriate

clothing, two snacks, Water bottle and Running Shoes. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $135/$145


1095-7 7-14 yrs M - F 9 am-12 pm 6/13-6/17

1095-8 7-14 yrs M - F 9 am-12 pm 6/27-7/1

Skyhawks: VolleyballSkyhawks Sports Volleyball takes the fun and excitement of a

great team sport and delivers it in an appealing and engaging

way. All the aspects of the game are developed in a series of

drills and exercises focusing on passing, setting, hitting, and

serving. This co-ed program helps each athlete develop the

fundamental skills of the game through game-speed drills

and scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player. The

participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. All campers

will receive a t-shirt and a merit award! Participants must bring

appropriate clothing, two snacks, Water bottle and Running

Shoes (no black soles). (JM)


R/NR Fee: $135/$145


1097-9 7-14 yrs M - F 1-4 pm 6/27-7/1

1098-0 7-14 yrs M - F 1-4 pm 7/25-7/29

Skyhawks: BeginningIntermediate Skateboarding Learn intermediate level skateboarding maneuvers including

ollies, shuv-its, kick-flips, board-slides and grinds on flatland,

transitions (ramps), and rails. A liability form will need to be

signed by the parents before participation. Camp will be direct-

ed by instructors from Skyhawks Sports Academy. Participant-

to-coach ratio is approximately 14:1. All campers will receive a

t-shirt and a merit award! Participants should bring skateboard,

helmet/wrist/elbow pads, two Snacks & Water Bottle, Shoes

(running shoes are fine), sunscreen (JM)

Age: 9-14 yrs


Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee

1115-4 T - F 11:30-1:30 pm 7/5-7/8 $110/$120

1115-5 M - F 11:30-1:30 pm 8/1-8/5 $115/$125

Skyhawks: Multi-Sport RecreationMulti-sport camps are designed to introduce young athletes to

a number of different sports in one camp including Baseball,

Basketball, Football, Soccer and Volleyball. Sport sampling

will allow them to learn, have fun and begin to formulate their

passion for a particular sport. Designed to motivate children to

lead a healthy active lifestyle while giving them the fundamental

skill sets needed to succeed and grow in whichever sport

they choose. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately

12:1. All campers will receive a t-shirt and a merit award!

Participants must bring shin guards (recommended), baseball

glove (recommended), appropriate clothing, lunch, snack, water

bottle, shoes, and sunscreen. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $135/$145


1073-6 6-14 yrs M - F 1-4 pm 6/20-6/24

Skyhawks: Track and Field Skyhawks Track & Field was developed to introduce young

athletes to this sport rich in tradition and history. These

programs combine technical development and fundamental

techniques with safety and a major focus on fun! Using special

equipment, our staff teach exercises and drills that prepare

athletes for a future in cross-country, track & field events, and

distance running while inspiring a love for running and being

active. The fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper

stretching, and cool-down techniques are covered in this unique

program. Participants will put it all together for one fun-filled

day at the end of the week at the Skyhawks track meet! The


will receive a t-shirt and a merit award! Participants must bring

appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle, running shoes

and sunscreen. (JM)

Location: Hersey High School Classes: 4

R/NR Fee: $110/$120

Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee

1075-7 6-14 yrs T - F 1-4 pm 7/5-7/8

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LACROSSE CAMPSLacrosse Camp Lacrosse, the fastest sport on two feet, combines the best

attributes of basketball, hockey, and soccer. Lacrosse America

directors and experienced staff will instruct campers in stick

handling, dodging, passing, shooting, offense and defense, while

emphasizing skill development and sportsmanship. Individual

and game situation drills will progress into competitive

scrimmages. Beginners and experienced players find this

program challenging and fun as they gain experience in one of

the country’s fastest growing sports. Boys must wear protective

equipment consisting of a helmet, shoulder pads, arm pads,

and gloves. Hockey helmets and pads may be used in place

of lacrosse equipment. This equipment can be rented or

purchased at any Lacrosse America location; equipment will not

be available at the field. All players must have their own stick,

water and mouth guard. All campers receive a t-shirt. For more

information call 847.412.5LAX (5529), or visit lacrosseamerica.

com. No class 4/24 or 5/29. (JM)

Location: Patriot Park Classes: 7

R/NR Fee: $125/$135


1286-2 gr 3-4 Sa 3-4:30 pm 4/16-6/11

1286-3 gr 5-6 Sa 3-4:30 pm 4/16-6/11

1286-4 gr 7-8 Sa 3-4:30 pm 4/16-6/11

Lacrosse America CampLacrosse the fastest sport on two feet combines the best of

basketball, hockey, and soccer. Lacrosse America staff and

special guests will instruct new and experienced players in stick

handling, dodging, shooting and defense. The emphasis for both

camps will be on individual skill development, learning the rules,

sportsmanship and fun contests and scrimmages. The camp

is open to boys entering grades 3-9 in September. FREE loaner

equipment is available. This is the perfect way to learn one of

the hottest sports in the area. Players should bring their own

water bottles and athletic supporters. All participants will get a

camp shirt. For more information on the program, call Lacrosse

America (847) 412-5LAX or visit our website at lacrosseamerica.

com. For more information on how to register, call Arlington

Heights Park District 847.577.3000. Both beginners and

experienced players will learn from individual instruction, game

situation drills and daily scrimmages. (JM)

Location: Olympic Classes: 5

R/NR Fee: $165/$175


1102-2 8-12 yrs M - F 9-11:30 am 6/20-6/24

1102-3 13-15 yrs M - F 9-11:30 am 6/20-6/24

Skyhawks: BaseballSkyhawks Baseball Academy teaches skills required for success

in youth baseball. We have found that the use of safety bats

and balls has helped to strengthen the spirit and pace of the

game, while maintaining safety. Participant-to-coach ratio is

approximately 10:1. Baseball participants will receive a T-Shirt

and merit award. Baseball participants must bring: Baseball

glove (Please have your name, area code, and phone number

marked on the glove), appropriate clothing, two snacks, water

bottle, running shoes and sunscreen. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $135/$145


1100-1 7-14 yrs M - F 9 am-12 pm 7/18-7/22

Skyhawks: LacrosseThe unique and popular game of lacrosse combines skills

used in soccer, basketball, and hockey. Athletes will learn all

the fundamental skills, including stick handling, cradling,

passing, and shooting, in a no-checking environment. Athletes

will test and improve these skills through game-speed drills

and exercises focused on fun. Every athlete will come away

with a deep understanding of the game and its traditions. The


will receive a t-shirt and a merit award! Participants must

bring Protective gloves, Helmet with full mask, Lacrosse stick,

appropriate clothing, two snacks, water bottle, running shoes

and sunscreen. You can rent Lacrosse equipment at skyhawks.

com or call 800.804.3509. (JM)


R/NR Fee: $135/$145


1080-3 6-14 yrs M - F 9 am-12 pm 7/25-7/29

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Basket Delivery from the BunnyThis exciting program offers you an opportunity to have the

Bunny come to your house with a basket of goodies. How fun

for children when the Bunny visits their house (provides a great

photo opportunity). This program is for Park District residents

only. Sign up under your child’s name. Register early because

the Bunny can only see a limited number of children on this one

day. Additional child fee/code in green. (MH)

Location: Admin. Ctr.

Class Day(s) Time Date Fee

1128-6 Sa 12-4 pm 4/23 $30

1128-7 Sa 12-4 pm 4/23 $15

FREEEVENT!Spring

Join us as we jump start spring with a fantastic evening of fun for the whole family!

This drop-in family event features the spring bunny (bring your camera), candy hunt,

a petting zoo, train rides around the park, inflatables, face painting and more!

Thursday, April 21 | 6-8 pmPioneer Park | 500 S. Fernandez

Candy hunt being promptly at 6:15 pm

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Pool Egg HuntWe’re hunting for eggs at Olympic Indoor Swim Center during a

special swim session. Plastic eggs are filled with surprises and

float in the pool. Children get to collect the eggs and take them

home. Plastic bags are provided to take the eggs home, but are

not allowed in the pool. All children need to be accompanied by

an adult in the water. This program takes place in the activity

pool. Stick around after for April Pools Day. See below for

details. (TJ)


R/NR Fee: $9/$13.50


1121-8 2-4 yrs F 6-6:15 pm 4/1

1121-9 2-4 yrs F 6:15-6:30 pm 4/1

1122-0 5-7 yrs F 6:30-6:45 pm 4/1

1122-1 5-7 yrs F 6:45-7 pm 4/1

April Pools DayStop by for a fun evening at Olympic Indoor Swim Center.

There will be games, contests and prizes for individuals and

families. Summer is right around the corner, so there will also

be important information about pool safety and summer fun!

Children ages 2-7 sign up for the Egg Hunt right before and have

even more fun at the pool. See above for details. (TJ)


R/NR Fee: $5.25/$7.75


1124-2 2+ F 7-8 pm 4/1

Family Game NightIn this workshop the whole family will work as a team to create

a family board game! The whole family will choose an age

appropriate game board template and theme. Families can

choose to create a problem solving template that encourages

family growth. Families could also choose to create a trivia

game that can develop and change over the years. Families may

also choose to create educational and fun games. The whole

family will design the game board layout, cards and individual

clay game pieces. This is a great way to challenge the whole

family’s creativity and at the same time develop great teamwork

skills. (Price is per child) (LO)

Location: Pioneer

Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips


1126-3 5-12 yrs Th 6-7:30 pm 5/26 $12

Movie NightCome on out and have a night at the movies without the hassle

of going to the cinema. Join us at Camelot Park and enjoy a

movie going experience with us. Bring your favorite treat and

grab a seat as we show a movie just for all of you. We will be

popping our own popcorn and providing drinks for everyone.

Come on out and join us! (EW)

Location: Camelot


1128-4 7-12 yrs F 6:30-9 pm 4/8 $10

1128-5 7-12 yrs F 6:30-9 pm 5/6 $10

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All Gymnastics Classes are offered at:Rolling Meadows Park District

Nelson Sports Complex

3900 Owl Drive Rolling Meadows

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Preschool ProgramsGymnastics skills are used as tools to teach learning attitudes, while skill mastery is a secondary goal. We aim to create challenge = risk

= learning = fun. We divide our preschool gymnastics program into three separate age groups to create the right learning environment

for each stage of a child’s development. We request that you respect these age groupings when registering.

Hot Shot Tots: 1-3 yrsAn enjoyable physical, mental, and social experience for

your toddler to age three. A playful parent/tot class centered

around age appropriate movements. This class is designed to

enhance your toddler’s body awareness, create confidence with

movement, and is also a great way for you and your child to

meet new friends! (TD)


1130-6 T 9:15-10 am 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1130-7 W 9:15-10 am 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1130-8 W 6:15-7 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1130-9 Th 11:15-12 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1131-0 F 11:15-12 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1131-1 Sa 9-9:45 am 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

Preschool Gymnastics: 3 yr oldsNo parents needed in this class. We’ll help children take that big

step towards independence. With encouragement from skilled

instructors, the children face physical challenges which give

them stronger bodies and sharper minds, as well as a clearer

understanding of their capabilities and limitations. (TD)


1133-2 M 9:15-10 am 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1133-3 M 1-1:45 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1133-4 M 6:15-7 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1133-5 T 10:15-11 am 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1133-6 W 11:15-12 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1133-7 Th 9:15-10 am 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1133-8 F 9:15-10 am 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1133-9 F 2-2:45 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1134-0 Sa 10-10:45 am 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

Preschool Gymnastics: 4-5 yr oldsThese children are beginning to really step out and move. We

know it is even more essential that their physical challenges be

monitored for safety and that their attempts are rewarded, so

risks become exciting and failed attempts are seen for what they

are - learning experiences. (TD)


1136-1 M 10:15-11 am 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1136-3 M 7-7:45 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1136-4 T 11:15-12 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1136-5 T 2-2:45 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1136-6 W 10:15-11 am 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1136-7 W 1-1:45 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1136-8 Th 10:15-11 am 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1136-9 Th 2-2:45 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1137-0 F 10:15-11 am 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1137-1 F 1-1:45 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1137-2 Sa 11-11:45 am 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

SChOOL AgEd PROgRAMSKindergarten GymnasticsThis class is for the little gymnast who already has some school

experience. Because of their age, kindergarteners are able to

handle a class that’s more skill oriented. With the influence

of positive reinforcement, children are offered appropriate

challenges to prepare them physically and mentally for our

developmental gymnastics classes. (TD)

BothClass Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1139-3 M 11:15-12 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1139-5 T 1-1:45 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1139-7 W 2-2:45 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1139-8 Th 1-1:45 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

GirlsClass Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1139-4 M 4-5 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1139-9 Sa 12-1 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

BoysClass Day(s) Time Date Fee #

1139-6 T 4-5 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1140-0 Sa 1-2 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

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All Gymnastics Classes are offered at:Rolling Meadows Park District

Nelson Sports Complex

3900 Owl Drive Rolling Meadows

847.818.3214

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Youth Developmental Gymnastics - GirlsOur developmental program is divided into three age groups,

6-8 years, 9-13 years, and high school. The program provides

noncompetitive, achievement-oriented classes of progressive

skills. Children receive instruction in the Olympic gymnastics

events and mini-trampoline. (TD)

Beginner (6-8 yrs)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1148-1 M 4-5 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1148-2 M 5-6 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1148-3 T 4-5 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1148-5 T 5-6 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1148-8 W 4-5 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1148-9 W 5-6 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1149-3 Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1149-5 Th 5-6 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1149-7 F 4-5 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1150-0 F 5-6 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1150-1 Sa 12-1 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8


1148-4 T 5-6 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1149-1 W 7-8 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1149-4 Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1149-8 F 4-5 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

Intermediate (6-8 yrs)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1148-6 T 5-6 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1148-7 W 4-5 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1149-6 Th 5-6 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

1150-3 Sa 2-3 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8


1149-2 W 8-9 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1149-9 F 5-6 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1150-2 Sa 1-2 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

High School (14-18 yrs)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1149-0 W 7-9 pm 4/13-6/1 $200/$300.50 8

Tumbling ProgramsThis program specializes in floor and trampoline skills. Designed

for cheerleaders and aspiring cheerleaders, the classes emphasize

tumbling and jumping skills that are necessary in this growing

sport. There are two levels offered: beginner and intermediate. For

safety reasons, all students new to the tumbling program should

enroll in a Beginner level unless the tumbler can perform a back

handspring unassisted. A back handspring is a jump backward

flipping upside down to handstand and a push off with the hands

to return to one’s feet. (TD)


1142-4 T 4-5 pm 4/12-5/31 $88/$132.50 8

1142-8 Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8


1142-1 M 4-5 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1142-5 W 4-5 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1143-0 F 4-5 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1143-1 Sa 2-3 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8


1142-2 M 5-6 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1142-6 W 5-6 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1142-9 Th 5-6 pm 4/14-6/2 $88/$132.50 8

High School (14-18 yrs)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1142-3 M 8-9 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1142-7 W 8-9 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

Youth Developmental Gymnastics - BoysOur developmental program is divided into three age groups,

6-8 years, 9-13 years and high school. The program provides

noncompetitive, achievement-oriented classes of progressive

skills. Children receive instruction in the Olympic gymnastics

events and mini-trampoline. (TD)


1145-2 M 5-6 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1145-4 W 5-6 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1145-5 W 7-8 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1145-8 Sa 12-1 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8


1145-3 M 8-9 pm 4/11-5/23 $77/$115.50 7

1145-7 F 5-6 pm 4/15-6/3 $88/$132.50 8

1145-9 Sa 1-2 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

7-13 yrs

(Intermediate (7-13 yrs)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1145-6 W 7-8 pm 4/13-6/1 $88/$132.50 8

1146-0 Sa 2-3 pm 4/16-6/4 $88/$132.50 8

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KARATEstaminaWhich Karate Program is right for me?

The Park District offers two different Karate Programs: The

Illinois Shotokan Karate Club and the Kid’s Karate Club and

Safety Time Program. These are two distinctively different

programs. Programs cover ages 4 through adults.

What is the difference?

The Illinois Shotokan Karate Club instructs the following

Karate Programs: Pre-Karate, Parent / Child Karate and Youth

and Adult Karate. The program stresses the development of

cardiovascular fitness, coordination, strength and karate skills.

Personal safety skills and self-defense skills are also taught at

the appropriate levels.

The Kid’s Karate Club and Safety Time Program specializes in

teaching the martial arts and safety to children ages 4-15 years.

The program revolves around family involvement and stresses

respect. Parents may attend class with their child by signing up

for the Parent Helper Program.

Both programs are motivational and encourage participants to

do their best in all activities, including school and other sports.

Are the Levels and Association of Color of Belts the same?

No. Because these are distinctively different programs, the Levels

and Association of Color of Belts are not the same. If you choose

to switch from one program to another, you may not be placed in

the same Level or considered at the same Color of Belt.

What ages do the programs cover?

Illinois Shotokan Karate:

Pre-Karate Ages 5-7 years

Parent / Child Karate Ages 7 years + (open to parents

and children age 7-14 years)

Karate Ages 7-14 years

Karate Ages 15 years +

Color of BeltColor of Belt Level

White Beginner

White with Stripes Beginner/Novice

Orange Novice

Yellow Novice/Intermediate

Blue Intermediate

Green Intermediate/Advanced

Purple Advanced

Black Advanced/Expert

Kid’s Karate Club: Ages 4-15 years (participants are divided

into age appropriate groups during the class). Adults (parents

may attend class by signing up for the Parent Helper Program).

Besides the class fees, what other fees are a

associated with the program?

Kid’s Karate Club: Students are asked to purchase a uniform

by the third week of class with a cost of $35/per student, $40/

parent helpers. $38 for tournaments and testing. Tournaments

and belt Testing are optional. Yellow belts and up will need to

purchase additional protective equipment.

Kid’s Karate Club Parent Helper ProgramWould you like to attend class with your child? You will hold

kicking and punching shields, help organize the children in line

and assist the instructors with class, while learning the martial

arts yourself. You are not required to attend every class. The

parent helper program is available to all parents with children

in the program. There is no fee to take karate, but parents who

help are asked to purchase a uniform with a cost of $40. Call

the Karate Club Hotline at 630.293.9989 for more information.

Kid’s Karate Club and Safety TimeThis is an exciting, progressive program, which specializes in

teaching martial arts and safety to children ages 4-15 years.

Participants are divided into age appropriate groups during the class.

This high-energy program revolves around family involvement and

stresses respect. The design of the program is very motivational

and encourages participants to do their best at any activity. For

more information visit kidskarate.com. Parent Night: May 9; Safety

Class: May 16; No Class: May 30; Make Up Class: June 6; Testing &

Promotions: June 13. Students are asked to purchase a uniform by

the third week of class at a cost of $35. No class 5/30. (TD)

Age: 4-15 yrs Fee: $56


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1152-4 White Belt - Beg M 6-6:45 pm 4/4-6/13

1152-5 Orange-Yellow Belt M 6:45-7:30 pm 4/4-6/13

1152-6 Green & Up - Beg/Int M 7:30-8:15 pm 4/4-6/13

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Illinois Shotokan Karate ProgramsThe Illinois Shotokan Karate Club (ISKC) instructs the following Karate programs: Pre-Karate, Parent/Child Karate, Youth and Adult Karate. All

classes are taught by instructors of the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club under the direction of John DiPasquale, four-time National Coach and

National Faculty Member of ACEP (American Coaching Effectiveness Program). Beginning students will not be permitted to register into the

current session after the second class has met. Registration for Continuing through Advanced students will be accepted after the start date,

but the full class fee will be required. Uniforms and belt testing options are available through the ISKC instructor.

Pre-KarateThrough a variety of fun and creative activities, young children develop coordination, strength, and personal safety skills in a well-

supervised setting. This program gives your child the lead he/she needs in developing memory and agility skills necessary to be

successful in school and other sports. Beginners: No prior experience. Continuers: One or more prior sessions. Advanced: Instructor

permission required. (EW)

Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee #

1154-7 Beginner 5-7 Yrs Camelot Th 4-4:45 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1154-8 Beginner/Continuing 5-7 Yrs Heritage F 4:30-5:15 pm 4/1-6/10 $94/$141 11

1154-9 Continuing 5-7 Yrs Camelot Th 4:55-5:40 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1155-0 Intermediate 5-7 Yrs Heritage F 5:20-6:05 pm 4/1-6/10 $94/$141 11

1155-1 Advanced 5-7 Yrs Camelot Th 5:45-6:30 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

KarateKarate is ideal for releasing tension, improving overall muscle tone, and building agility, strength and poise. The program puts children in

touch with their bodies and helps build coordination. (EW)


1157-2 White Belt 7-14 Yrs Camelot Sa 9-10 am 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1157-3 White-Red Belt 7-14 Yrs Frontier Th 4-4:55 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1157-4 White-Orange Belt 7-14 yrs Alcott Center (BG) W 4-5 pm 4/6-6/8 $85/$127.50 10

1157-5 White-Orange Belt 7-14 Yrs Heritage F 6:10-7:05 pm 4/1-6/10 $94/$141 11

1157-6 White w/Stripes-Orange 7-14 Yrs Camelot Sa 10:10-11:10 am 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1157-7 White-Green Belt 14+ Frontier Th 7:30-8:30 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1157-8 White-Purple Belt 15+ Cooper Jr. High (BG) W 7:30-8:30 pm 4/6-6/8 $85/$127.50 10

1157-9 Orange-Blue Belt 7-14 Yrs Frontier Th 5-5:55 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1158-0 Yellow-Blue Belt 7-14 yrs Alcott Center (BG) W 5-6 pm 4/6-6/8 $85/$127.50 10

1158-1 Yellow-Green Belt 7-14 Yrs Camelot Sa 11:20-12:20 pm 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1158-2 Yellow-Green Belt 7-14 Yrs Heritage F 7:05-8 pm 4/1-6/10 $94/$141 11

1158-3 Green-Low Purple(Int/Adv) 7-14 yrs Cooper Jr. High (BG) W 6:30-7:30 pm 4/6-6/8 $85/$127.50 10

1158-4 Green-Black (Int/Adv) 7-14 Yrs Frontier Th 6-7:25 pm 3/31-6/9 $127/$190.50 11

1158-5 Purple Belt & Up 7-14 Yrs Heritage F 8:05-9 pm 4/1-6/10 $94/$141 11

1158-6 Purple-Black Belt 7-14 Yrs Camelot Sa 12:30-1:30 pm 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1158-7 Purple-Black Belt 14+ Frontier Th 8:35-10 pm 3/31-6/9 $127/$190.50 11

1158-8 High Purple - Black Belt 7-14 yrs Cooper Jr. High (BG) W 6:30-7:30 pm 4/6-6/8 $85/$127.50 10

1158-9 Brown-Black Belt 15+ Cooper Jr. High (BG) W 8:30-10 pm 4/6-6/8 $115/$172.50 10

Parent/Child KarateThis program is an excellent opportunity to share quality time with your child while developing muscle tone, coordination, cardiovascular

fitness and karate skills. Open to parents and their children. Parents and children must both sign up for the class. (EW)


1161-0 Beginner/Continuing 7+ Camelot Sa 9-10 am 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1161-1 Beginner/Continuing 7+ Frontier Th 4-4:55 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1161-2 White w/Stripes-Orange 7+ Camelot Sa 10:10-11:10 am 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1161-3 Orange-Blue Belt 7+ Frontier Th 5-5:55 pm 3/31-6/9 $94/$141 11

1161-4 Yellow-Green Belt 7+ Camelot Sa 11:20-12:20 pm 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

1161-5 Green-Black (Int/Adv) 7+ Frontier Th 6-7:25 pm 3/31-6/9 $127/$190.50 11

1161-6 Purple-Black Belt 7+ Camelot Sa 12:30-1:30 pm 4/2-6/11 $94/$141 11

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AThLETICSteens & adultsAdult Drop-In AthleticsThese adult athletics are free. This is a drop-in program; no

registration required. Teams are formed weekly. There will be no

drop-in activities the last week in August.

Frontier Men’s BB 18 Yrs+ T 7-9 pm

Frontier Women’s VB 18 Yrs+ W 7-9 pm

Recreation Men’s BB 18 Yrs+ W 7-9 pm

Pioneer Men’s BB 30 Yrs+ Th 7-8:45 pm

Juliette Low Men’s BB 30 Yrs+ T 7-9 pm

Adult Summer SoftballSpring softball leagues begin the week of April 3. Summer

softball begins the week of May 1. There may still be openings

in some leagues. If interested, contact Brien Halterman at

847.506.7132 or view the information on the web at ahpd.org/

softball.

Men’s Basketball LeaguesMen’s basketball leagues are played on Thursday evenings. A

and B leagues are formed. If you would like any information

about these Park District leagues, please call Brien Halterman

at 847.506.7132 or check the information on the web at ahpd.

org/basketball.

Men’s Over-50 SoftballJoin the fun even if you haven’t played in years. Registration

is taken on an individual basis; so you don’t need to have a

team to participate. The rules for the 12” program have been

modified to limit injuries. Games and practices are held in

Palatine and Wheeling. Sign up at the Palatine Park District

only! For more information, call 847.705.5123.

Traditional Japanese WeaponryThis class will teach Shinkendo and Bojutsu, the beautiful art of

Japanese swordsmanship and staff. These martial arts emphasize

very traditional and effective techniques, which lead to both practical

ability as well as an understanding of classical martial arts. They are

steeped in the traditions of the Samurai, physical training, proper

Bushido etiquettes and philosophy. Serious students will be challenged

both physically and mentally as they develop an appreciation and

understanding of self-discipline and personal presence through these

centuries-old traditional martial arts. (MH)

Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes No Class

1163-7 14+ Pioneer T 7:30-9:30 pm 3/1-3/22 $40/$60 4

1163-8 14+ Heritage Sa 9-11 am 3/5-3/26 $40/$60 4

1163-9 14+ Pioneer T 7:30-9:30 pm 3/1-4/26 $80/$120 8 3/24

1164-0 14+ Pioneer T 7:30-9:30 pm 4/5-4/26 $40/$60 4

1164-1 14+ Heritage Sa 9-11 am 3/5-4/30 $80/$120 8 3/24

1164-2 14+ Heritage Sa 9-11 am 4/2-4/30 $40/$60 4

Adult Mixed Martial ArtsThis program teaches the fundamentals of both kickboxing

and Ju Jitsu in a fun, well supervised environment. The cross

training aspects of this discipline provide an excellent total body

workout. (NA)

Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 9


1166-3 16+ Th 7-8 pm 4/14-6/9 $81

Adult Tae Kwon DoParticipants will take part in all areas of Tae Kwon Do training

inclusive of kicking, blocking and punching. The practice of Tae

Kwon Do is a great way to condition, release stress, and learn

effective self-defense skills. No class 5/30. (NA)

Location: Forest View Racquet Club

Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee #

1168-4 17+ M 7:15-8:15 pm 4/11-6/6 $72 8

1168-5 17+ W 7:15-8:15 pm 4/13-6/8 $81 9

BRIEN HALTERMANAthletic SupervisorFor more information on adult

basketball leagues and summer

softball, please call Brien at

847.506.7132 or [email protected].

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yOuTh AThLETICSconfidenceArlington Heights Youth Athletic AssociationThe Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association is responsible

for administering the boys baseball, girls softball, youth football,

and cheerleading programs in Arlington Heights. The Youth

Athletic office is located just east of Frontier Park at 1929 N.

Kennicott. Normal office hours are Monday, Wednesday, and

Friday from 1-4 pm. Please call 847.870.0081 with questions

or visit ahyaa.org for online registration and other registration

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PRESChOOL SPORTSAdult and Tot Sports StopMoms, Dads, or any significant adult can play an integral part in helping their tot experience basic sports movement. Your tot learns in a

nurturing environment with gymnastics and sports equipment used to introduce organized sports movement. (PL)

Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee # No Class

1207-8 2-3 yrs Camelot T 9:30-10:10 am 3/8-5/10 $49/$73.50 8 3/22, 4/5

1207-9 2-3 yrs Frontier F 11-11:40 am 3/11-5/6 $49/$73.50 8 3/25

1208-0 2-3 yrs Pioneer Sa 11-11:40 am 3/12-5/7 $49/$73.50 8 3/26

1208-1 2-3 yrs Recreation Sa 10:30-11:10 am 3/12-5/7 $49/$73.50 8 3/26

Sporting EncountersGirls and boys learn the basic skills of soccer, basketball, hockey, T-ball, gymnastics and more. Classes are designed to improve listening

skills, the ability to follow directions and enhance overall physical development... all while having fun. (PL)


1210-2 3-4 yrs Camelot T 10:15-11 am 3/8-5/10 $49/$73.50 8 3/22, 4/5

1210-3 3-4 yrs Pioneer W 9:30-10:15 am 3/9-5/4 $49/$73.50 8 3/23

1210-4 4-5 yrs Pioneer Sa 10:15-11 am 3/12-5/7 $49/$73.50 8 3/26

Little DribblersAn introduction to basketball, this class offers simple drills to teach players the rules of the game, ball handling, passing and defense.

Instructors emphasize team play and sportsmanship. (PL)


1212-5 4-5 yrs Pioneer W 11-11:45 am 3/9-5/4 $49/$73.50 8 3/23

1212-6 4-5 yrs Recreation Sa 11:15 am-12 pm 3/12-5/7 $49/$73.50 8 3/26

Nothin’ But NetSample all these net sports: basketball, volleyball (played with a beach ball), tennis and badminton. Other sports may be included. Age

appropriate equipment is used to get little athletes off to a good start for a lifetime of enjoyment. (PL)


1214-7 4-6 yrs Camelot T 1-1:45 pm 3/8-5/10 $49/$73.50 8 3/22, 4/5

Pee Wee SportstersThis class introduces 4-6 year olds to the fundamentals of soccer, floor hockey, T-ball and basketball. The emphasis is on the

development of teamwork, sportsmanship and movement. Our goal is to teach boys and girls the enjoyment of playing for the sake of

the sport itself. Group games and other individual sports are also included. (PL)


1216-8 5-6 yrs Camelot T 11 am-12 pm 3/8-5/10 $49/$73.50 8 3/22, 4/5

1216-9 4-6 yrs Frontier F 9:15-10:15 am 3/11-5/6 $49/$73.50 8 3/25

Chicago Wolves Game: Arlington Heights Park District Community Night

The Chicago Wolves have designated Saturday, February 26

as Arlington Heights Park District Community night. Tickets

are being sold for $14, which includes ticket to game and a

Chicago Wolves Hat. Seats will be in section 112 of the Allstate

Arena. Tickets can be purchased only at the Park District

Administration Center (410 N. Arlington Heights Road). For

more information contact John Robinson 847.506.7131.

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Fun with FootballAre you ready for some football? This no-contact class helps kids

learn the skills of football: pass, hike, catch and punt the ball and

team offense and defense. Controlled scrimmages will be played

once the basic skills have been taught. Nerf footballs are used for

safety. No class 3/22, 3/26 or 4/5. (PL)

Age: 5-6 yrs Classes: 8

R/NR Fee: $49/$73.50

Class Location Day(s) Time Date

1235-6 Camelot T 1:45-2:30 pm 3/8-5/10

1235-7 Recreation Sa 12-12:45 pm 3/12-5/7

Learn To BowlLearn a game you can play for a lifetime. Boys and girls receive

eight weeks of on-lane instruction. Shoe rental is included in the

fee. Arlington Lanes is located at 3435 N Kennicott, Arlington

Heights 847.255.6373. No class 3/23. (EW)

Location: Arlington Lanes Classes: 6


1288-5 8-12 yrs W 4-5:15 pm 3/2-4/13 $70

My Personal BestJoin the fun in a class geared towards individual sports. It’s perfect

for the child who likes to accomplish his best and then improve on

it. Badminton, tennis, track events, tumbling, rhythmic gymnastics

and more are included. No class 3/23. (PL)


R/NR Fee: $49/$73.50


1219-0 4-6 yrs W 10:15-11 am 3/9-5/4

yOuTh SPORTSStart Smart GolfLearn the basics of golf using colorful age-appropriate

equipment. Putting, chipping and tee work are mixed in with

easy instruction for proper form. No class 3/25 or 3/26. (PL)

Age: 4-6 yrs Classes: 8

R/NR Fee: $49/$73.50


1221-1 Frontier F 10:15-11 am 3/11-5/6

1221-2 Pioneer Sa 9:30-10:15 am 3/12-5/7

Mini Bulls (5 yrs)Introduce your child to the game of basketball, including basic skills such as passing, shooting, and dribbling. The boys and girls learn

while playing games and work towards modified scrimmaging. (MH)

Class Location Day Time Date R/NR Fee # of Classes No Class

1245-4 Juliette Low W 4-4:50 pm 3/9-4/20 $32/$45.50 6 3/30

1247-5 Frontier M 4-4:50 pm 4/4-5/9 $35/$58.50 6

1249-6 Pioneer W 4-4:50 pm 4/6-5/11 $35/$58.50 6

1237-8 Recreation T 4-4:50 pm 4/5-5/10 $35/$58.50 6

Junior Bulls (6-7 yrs)Our 6 and 7 year olds work on developing fundamentals through drills and games. We reinforce primary skills, such as passing, shooting

and dribbling while working on good sportsmanship and learning game situations. Scrimmage time will be progressive throughout the

session. (MH)

Class Location Day Time Date R/NR Fee # of Classes No Class

1258-0 Camelot T 4-4:50 pm 4/5-5/10 $35/$54.50 6

1253-8 Frontier M 5-5:50 pm 4/4-5/9 $35/$58.50 6

1251-7 Juliette Low W 4:50-5:40 pm 3/9-4/20 $35/$54.50 6 3/30

1260-1 Pioneer W 5-5:50 pm 4/6-5/11 $35/$58.50 6

1255-9 Recreation T 5-5:50 pm 4/5-5/10 $35/$58.50 6

Advanced Bulls (7-9 yrs)Players can fine-tune their basic skills, while learning about teamwork and finer points of the game. Each class consists of drills, games,

and scrimmages. Lengths of the scrimmage times are progressive during this program. This class is not intended for a beginner player.

Class requirements: Child must be proficient in the following skills; dribbling, passing, shooting, and knowledge of the game. If you have

any questions regarding class placement, please contact the recreation supervisor at the community center of the class. (MH)

Class Location Day Time Date R/NR Fee # of Classes

1273-3 Camelot T 5-5:50 pm 4/5-5/10 $36/$54.50 6

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Skateboarding LessonsCheck out The Arlington Heights Park District’s new skate park

at Olympic Park while you learn to push, ride, glide, and turn.

Once you have that down you can advance to some new tricks.

Learn to kick-turn, kick-flip, ollie, and do a manual. Instructors

will teach riders of all abilities, from someone who has never

been on a skateboard to the experienced rider looking for their

sickest new trick. All riders will meet at the skate park behind

Olympic Indoor Swim Center and should bring their own skate

board, helmet, wrist guards, and knee and elbow pads. If the

skating surface is too wet, due to inclement weather, staff

will call to let you know that class has been cancelled and

rescheduled. (TJ)



1279-8 7-13 yrs Sa 10-11 am 5/21-6/25 $25/$37.50

Jr High Volleyball LeagueThis program is co-rec (boys and girls) for beginner/

intermediate level players. Sign up as a team of 6-12 players

entering 7th or 8th grade. This is a four week league, two

matches per night. Matches will be 6 and 7 OR 8 and 9 PM

at Betsy Ross Gym. Officials are provided, playoffs determine

champions. Register under the captain’s name only. This is

league play, no coaches are assigned and no practices are

scheduled by AHPD. No class 6/19, 7/3. (KK)

Location: Betsy Ross School

Fee: $230


1263-5 gr 7-8 M 6-9 pm 6/6-6/27

1263-6 gr 7-8 T 6-9 pm 6/7-6/28

1263-4 gr 7-8 Su 6-9 pm 6/5-7/10

LacrosseAHPD will be working in conjunction with Lacrosse America this

spring to coordinate travel lacrosse teams from the Arlington

Heights area. These teams will participate in the Chicagoland

Lacrosse League. This league provides a fun and exciting playing

environment for everyone from the beginner to the elite lacrosse

player. All players receive a custom team jersey and team

shorts. Note: All players must rent/purchase all equipment prior

to the first practice, equipment will not be available at the field.

Coaching: Program coaching involves a group effort between

Lacrosse America directors and coaches, local high school

coaches, varsity high school players and most importantly, YOU!

No experience necessary, Lacrosse America will be hosting

introductory and advanced training clinics all winter long! You

will be provided with all necessary equipment, practice plans

and support. Two weeknight practices 6-8pm, days posted on

website. Sunday practices and games will be after 11am. Details

at lacrosseamerica.com.

Location: Patriot Park


1263-8 Gr. 3-4 Su 11-12 pm 4/10-6/12 $260/$270

1263-7 Gr. 5-6 Su 11-12 pm 4/10-6/12 $260/$270

1263-9 Gr. 7-8 Su 11-12 pm 4/10-6/12 $260/$270

Junior Beginner Racquetball LessonsForest View Racquet & Fitness Club is looking for interested

juniors who would like to learn the fun and exciting sport of

racquetball. Sign up now for a four week class session. Students

will learn basic rules, shots and fundamentals with fun drills and

games that will get them started in the sport of racquetball. All

lesson participants will be able to practice with their parent(s)

or classmates on designated days and times for $5 per hour

with no guest fees. Designated times will be any Saturday or

Sunday that falls between the starting and ending date of the

class session. (NA)


R/NR Fee: $65/$80 Classes: 6


1270-9 6-10 yrs T 4:30-5:15 pm 4/26-5/31

1271-1 11-15 yrs W 4:30-5:15 pm 4/27-6/1

Tiny Tot Tae Kwon DoThis is a great program for young children. Discipline, respect,

and physical fitness will be stressed as children learn Tae Kwon

Do in a fun, well supervised environment. Stranger avoidance

will also be covered. No class 5/30. (NA)



1239-9 5-6 yrs M 4:45-5:30 pm 4/11-6/6 $55 8

1240-0 5-6 yrs W 4:45-5:30 pm 4/13-6/8 $62 9

1240-1 5-6 yrs Sa 9-9:45 am 4/16-6/11 $62 9

Young Masters Tae Kwon DoThis dynamic program instructs children in the martial art of

Tae Kwon Do. As students learn the art of self defense they will

develop agility, stamina and athleticism. Confidence, respect,

and a hard work ethic will also be stressed. No class 5/30. (NA)

Age: 7-13 yrs


Class Day(s) Time Date Fee #

1275-4 M 6:15-7:15 pm 4/11-6/6 $72 8

1275-5 W 6:15-7:15 pm 4/13-6/8 $81 9

1275-6 Sa 9:45-10:45 am 4/16-6/11 $81 9

Youth Mixed Martial ArtsThis program teaches young people the fundamentals of both

kickboxing and Ju Jitsu in a fun, well supervised environment.

The cross training aspects of this discipline provide an excellent

total body workout. (NA)



1277-7 7-13 yrs Th 6-7 pm 4/14-6/9 $81

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Soccer SundaysLooking for a way to get your little one ready for the upcoming

spring soccer season? This program will focus on the

fundamentals of soccer such as dribbling, passing, shooting,

basic rules and will do so in a fun but structured setting. (MH)

Location: Recreation Classes: 6

R/NR Fee: $50/$75.50

Class Age Day(s) Time Date No class

1223-3 3-4 yrs Su 12-12:50 pm 4/3-5/15 4/24

1223-4 4-5 yrs Su 1-1:50 pm 4/3-5/15 4/24

1223-5 4-5 yrs Su 2-2:50 pm 4/3-5/15 4/24

All Star VolleyballGive your child a head start introduction to the game of volleyball.

They’ll earn primary skills such as bumping, setting, hitting and

serving while working on good sportsmanship and teamwork. The

class will introduce scrimmaging and the rules of the game. (MH)

Location: Frontier Classes: 7


1284-0 gr 3-4 W 5-6 pm 4/6-5/18 $70/$95.50

1284-1 gr 5-6 W 6-7 pm 4/6-5/18 $70/$95.50

All-Star SoccerThis class is designed to teach children the basics of soccer in a

fun and exciting way. Dribbling, passing, and shooting are covered

through fun games that keep everyone moving. Please bring a

size 3-5 soccer ball. No class 4/22 or 4/23. (MH)

R/NR Fee: $70/$98.50 Classes: 6


1225-6 3-4 yrs Camelot F 10 am-10:50 pm 4/8-5/20

1225-7 4-6 yrs Frontier Sa 11-11:50 am 4/9-5/21

1225-8 4-6 yrs Frontier Sa 2-2:50 pm 4/9-5/21

All Star Level I BasketballThis program will introduce your children to the game of basketball

if they are beginners or if they need the know how to get to the next

level. Basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense will

be taught. Games will also be played to show the importance of

teamwork in game situations. No class 4/22 or 4/23. (MH)



1227-9 3-4 yrs Frontier Sa 12-12:50 pm 4/9-5/21

1228-0 4-5 yrs Camelot F 11 am-11:50 pm 4/8-5/20

All Star Flag FootballLearn the fundamentals of an up and coming sport! Many

mechanical skills will be taught while also covering game time

situations and strategies. Our goal is to educate our students

about the sport while emphasizing teamwork and sportsmanship,

and making sure that everyone has a positive experience. No

class 4/23, 4/24 or 4/29. (MH)



1230-1 4-5 yrs Camelot F 12-12:50 pm 4/8-5/20

1230-3 gr 3-4 Frontier Sa 1-1:50 pm 4/9-5/21

Extreme Sports WeekendHave you ever wanted to try rock climbing? Maybe a little

paintball? Let the park district help you out with both and join

us for an extreme sports weekend. Take a trip with us to one of

the suburb’s best climbing walls, Vertical Endeavors, and learn

how to rock climb. The following day you will enjoy the fun of

paintballing at Operation Paintball. We will split into teams and

participate in many different types of paintball games for four

hours. The fee includes all the equipment for rock climbing (har-

nesses, ropes, staff and other safety equipment) and paintball

(masks, goggles, guns, CO2 and paint). Transportation will

leave from Olympic Indoor Swim Center on both days to travel

to Vertical Endeavors and Operation Paintball. Can’t make it to

both days? Come out for just Rock Climbing on Saturday for $28

or just for paintballing on Sunday for $80. Come on out and get

extreme! (EW)

Age: 12-16 yrs


Class Day(s) Time Date Fee

1292-7 Sa 11:30 am-5 pm 4/9 $28

1292-9 Su 11:30 am-5 pm 4/10 $80

1292-8 Sa, Su 11:30 am-5 pm 4/9-4/10 $98

Rookie BallRookie Ball helps boys and girls develop techniques in hitting,

fielding, throwing, and base running. Rookie Ball offers the

option for players to receive live pitching from the group’s

coach. The first three weeks are devoted to practice and the

last four weeks to low key games. All children must have their

own baseball mitt and bring it to each practice and game. Due

to the number of children registered, the Park District reserves

the right to combine practice times. This is an instructional,

recreation program, no standings or scores are kept. The class

ID time that you register for is the practice time that your child

would attend for the first four weeks; teams will be formed

during the weeks of practices between all the class times. The

day games will be scheduled at either 9 am, 10 am or 11 am

and the evening games will be scheduled at either 5:15 pm,

6:15 pm or 7:15 pm at the park you have registered. Schedules

will be distributed during the practice of the week before games

begin. No class 7/4. (JM)

Age: 6-7 yrs R/NR Fee: $68/$75

Class Location Day(s) Time Date #

1262-2 Rec. M, W 9-9:50 am 6/13-8/1 14

1262-3 Rec. M, W 10-10:50 am 6/13-8/1 14

1262-4 Rec. M, W 11-11:50 am 6/13-8/1 14

1262-5 Hersey M, W 5:15-6:10 pm 6/13-8/1 14

1262-6 Hersey M, W 6:15-7:10 pm 6/13-8/1 14

1262-7 Hersey M, W 7:15-8:10 pm 6/13-8/1 14

1262-8 Pioneer T, Th 9-9:50 am 6/14-7/28 14

1262-9 Pioneer T, Th 10-10:50 am 6/14-7/28 14

1263-0 Pioneer T, Th 11-11:50 am 6/14-7/28 14

1263-1 Hersey T, Th 5:15-6:10 pm 6/14-7/28 14

1263-2 Hersey T, Th 6:15-7:10 pm 6/14-7/28 14

1263-3 Hersey T, Th 7:15-8:10 pm 6/14-7/28 14

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All Star Floor Hockey Instructional LeagueThis super-fun instructional league will teach children the game of hockey before the skates go on with emphasis on teamwork,

fundamentals and having fun. This league is great for beginners and for all-stars who want to sharpen their skills. All games will be held

at the same time each week. Each child will receive a team jersey for participation. (MH)

R/NR Fee: $72/$90.50

Grades 1-2Class Day(s) Time Date Location No Class

1267-8 M 4-5 pm 3/14-4/25 Pioneer 3/21

1268-1 Su 1-2 pm 3/20-5/1 Poe School 4/24


1267-9 M 5-6 pm 3/14-4/25 Pioneer 3/21

1268-2 Su 2-3 pm 3/20-5/1 Poe School 4/24


1268-0 M 6-7 pm 3/14-4/25 Pioneer 3/21

1268-3 Su 4-5 pm 3/20-5/1 Poe School 4/24

T-Ball (5-6 years)The first three weeks are spent developing techniques in hitting,

fielding, and throwing. The last four weeks are dedicated to

low-key games. Players need to bring their own baseball mitt to

each practice and game. Classes may be combined with other

classes from same park or other park if registration is low. No

standings or scores are kept; games are played as an enjoyable

learning experience. The class ID time that you register for is

the practice time that your child would attend for the first four

weeks; teams will be formed during the weeks of practices

between all the class times. The day games will be scheduled

at either 9 am, 10 am or 11 am and the evening games will be

scheduled at either 5:15 pm, 6:15 pm or 7:15 pm at the park

you have registered. Schedules will be distributed during the

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1242-2 Camelot M, W 9-9:50 am 6/13-8/1*

1242-3 Camelot M, W 10-10:50 am 6/13-8/1*

1242-4 Camelot M, W 11-11:50 am 6/13-8/1*

1242-5 Pioneer M, W 5:15-6:05 pm 6/13-8/1*

1242-6 Pioneer M, W 6:15-7:05 pm 6/13-8/1*

1242-7 Pioneer M, W 7:15-8:05 pm 6/13-8/1*

1242-8 Rec T, Th 9-9:50 am 6/14-7/28

1242-9 Rec T, Th 10-10:50 am 6/14-7/28

1243-0 Rec T, Th 11-11:50 am 6/14-7/28

1243-1 Hersey T, Th 5:15-6:05 pm 6/14-7/28

1243-2 Hersey T, Th 6:15-7:05 pm 6/14-7/28

1243-3 Hersey T, Th 7:15-8:05 pm 6/14-7/28

T-Ball (4 years)The first four weeks are spent developing techniques in hitting,

fielding, and throwing. The last three weeks are dedicated to

low-key games. Players need to bring their own baseball mitt to

each practice and game. Classes may be combined with other

classes from same park or other park if registration is low.

Practice times run 40 minutes; game times are 45 minutes,

both are held on the same day of class. No standings or scores

are kept; games are played as an enjoyable learning experience.

The class ID time that you register for is the practice time that

your child would attend for the first four weeks; teams will be

formed between all the class times and games will be scheduled

at either 9, 9:45 or 10:30 am at the park you have registered.

The evening game times will be scheduled at either 5:30, 6:15

or 7 pm. Schedules will be distributed during the practice of the

week before games begin. Classes at Pioneer will be held at field

#4 with parking on Fairview and Fernandez.*No class 7/4.



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1232-5 Pioneer M, W 9:45-10:25 am 6/13-8/1*

1232-6 Pioneer M, W 10:30-11:10 am 6/13-8/1*

1232-7 Frontier M, W 5:30-6:10 pm 6/13-8/1*

1232-8 Frontier M, W 6:15-6:55 pm 6/13-8/1*

1232-9 Frontier M, W 7-7:40 pm 6/13-8/1*

1233-0 Camelot T, Th 9-9:40 am 6/14-7/28

1233-1 Camelot T, Th 9:45-10:25 am 6/14-7/28

1233-2 Camelot T, Th 10:30-11:10 am 6/14-7/28

1233-3 Frontier T, Th 5:30-6:10 pm 6/14-7/28

1233-4 Frontier T, Th 6:15-6:55 pm 6/14-7/28

1233-5 Frontier T, Th 7-7:40 pm 6/14-7/28

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at Recreation Park, All-Star sports,

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Banquet RoomArlington Lakes has a room which can accommodate up to 120

guests for your next event. Please contact our banquet manager

at 847.577.3032, for rental and pricing information.

Jim Hoch, Golf Operations Supervisor

Kent Anderson, Assistant Golf Operations Supervisor

Steve Jenne, PGA Professional

At Arlington Lakes, you’ll find: • 18 hole Championship Course

• Putting green, driving range, motorized and pull cart rentals

• Permanent reserved weekend starting times

• Pro Shop offering clubs, balls, bags, and wearing apparel

• Locker room facilities

• Snack bar with sandwiches, beer, soft drinks and snack items

• P.G.A. Golf Professionals offering group and private lessons

• Computerized golf handicapping services

• Special tournaments

Golf CourseLocated on 89 acres, the 18-hole, par-68 course covers 5,360

yards. But, don’t let the distance fool you. There are 106 sand

traps and 14 lakes on the course making accuracy a priority

over distance. The putting green is the perfect place to warm-up

before your game. Superbly manicured greens, tees, and

fairways combine with an excellent design to provide a quality

golf course for all players.

Arlington Lakes Golf Club Committee MeetingsThe Golf Committee meets on the second Wednesday of the

month at Arlington Lakes Golf Club, 1211 S. New Wilke Rd.

Scheduled 2011 meetings are planned for:

March 9 7:30 PM

May 11 7:30 PM

June 8 8:00 PM

September 7 7:30 pm

October 12 7:30 pm

Group OutingsThe Golf Supervisor at Arlington Lakes is eager to assist your

company, group or league in scheduling a special weekend golf

outings. Outings must include food and beverage. To make your

arrangements, please call Jim Hoch at 847.577.3032.

Gas Cars & Pull CartsArlington Lakes has 64 roofed gas cars and 60 pull carts

available for golfers use. Gas car rates are $17 per person for 18

holes and $10.50 per person for 9 holes on weekdays. Pull cart

rental costs $3 for 9 and $3 for 18 holes.

Club RentalRent golf clubs and bags at the Pro Shop for $5 per 9 holes.

Both right and left-handed clubs are available.

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JIM HOCH Golf Operations SupervisorFor more information on Arlington

Lakes Golf Club, please call Jim at


Tee TimesAs a Park District resident you can reserve your tee time up to 7

days in advance by phone, in-person, or by visiting our website

ahpd.org/algc. Reservations are available Monday - Sunday,

6 am - 6 pm.

Golf EventsSpring Senior Scramble Wednesday, April 13, 2011 ALGC

Free Senior Clinic Monday, May 02, 2011 ALGC

Junior Championship Tuesday, July 19, 2011 NKGC

Parent/Child Golf Outing Sunday, July 24, 2011 NKGC

Further information and registration for these events is available

at Arlington Lakes Pro Shop, 847.577.3030

Permanent Tee TimesPermanent Tee Times begin on Saturday, April 16, 2011 and

continue through Sunday, August 28, 2011.

• For 2011 all permanent tee time players will receive resident

rates.

• Permanent starting times are available on Saturdays

and Sundays from 5:45 am to 1 pm with all times being

consecutive from first to last.

• A drawing for open permanent starting times will be held on

Saturday, March 5, 2011, at 10 am for Saturday times and

11 am for Sunday times.

• The non-refundable application fee of $184 must be paid

prior to the drawing. $124 of this fee is used to pay any

unpaid greens fees during the season. Any unused part of

the $124 will be refunded at the end of the season.

• Any group participating in the permanent tee time drawing

must have two residents from the Arlington Heights Park

District playing in their group.

Applications and additional rules are available by contacting

Jim Hoch at Arlington Lakes Golf Club at 847.577.3030.

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10 Play Cards10 Play Cards are now available in the Pro Shop at Arlington

Lakes Golf Club. These are priced at $1 off each nine hole

round and $2 off each eighteen hole round. These are valid only

for the purchaser and will expire on November 30, 2011. For

more details contact staff at 847.577.3030.

Attention! Looking for a Golf League?Be committed to playing golf at least once a week at beautiful

Arlington Lakes Golf Club. We have openings for individuals

interested in joining a morning or evening golf league. Call our

Pro-shop staff, after February 1, at 847.577.3030 for further

information.

Looking Ahead At Arlington LakesA preview of summer classes...

• Youth/Junior Golf Lessons for children 8-17 years of age

will be offered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for two

weeks-June 13 to June 24 . Sign-up for this program begins

in the spring and continues in May when summer registration

begins.

• The six, 50-minute long classes are designed to introduce

children to golf and will be offered for $45 to residents

juniors and $50 to non-residents. Each student receives a

Junior golf visor from Titleist and instruction on golf rules,

etiquette, full swing, chipping and putting techniques.

• Junior Association - Juniors who complete junior golf lessons

can play golf with their peers on Monday mornings. On

Monday mornings from June 27 to August 1, junior golfers

signed up in this program, can play up to nine holes of golf

and will be introduced to scorekeeping, sportsmanship,

competition, and camaraderie golf offers. The registration

fee for this program is $15 for resident juniors ($20 for

non-residents) and covers the awards and lunch on the last

day of play. Each week the junior pays a $6 green fee to

Arlington Lakes.

Indoor Golf LessonsGolfers...Early Spring is the ideal time to get your game ready

for 2011... Whether you’re an experienced player or just

beginning to play! Come to the warm comfort of the Buffalo

Grove Golf Dome for Private or Semi-Private indoor lessons with

Arlington Heights Park District golf professional Steve Jenne.

For information call Steve at 847.828.2901. Lessons are by

appointment. Lessons run through mid-April.

Improve your golf game with a video, with PGA Professional

Steve Jenne. Two options are available:

15 Minute Swing Analysis $20.00

1 Hour Video Lesson $80.00

By appointment only. Call Steve Jenne at 847.828.2901

Greens FeesWeekdays

Weekends &

Holidays

9 holes

18 holes

18 holes only before

Twlight

Regular $20 $33 $36

Resident with photo ID $17 $28 $31

Noon - 2 pm

Regular $20 $33 $32


2-4 pm

Regular $20 $33 $28


Senior/Junior Rates Weekdays before 3 pm

Regular Senior (60+) $16 $27 N/A

Resident Senior (60+) $13 $23 N/A

Resident Junior (12-17) $11 $20 N/A

Resident College Students (w/ valid ID*)

$11 $20 N/A

Resident Youth $11 $20 N/A

*Full-time college students are those currently enrolled in a minimum of 15 credit hours who haven’t reached their 23rd birthday.

Twilight*

Regular $20 N/A $22

Resident $17 N/A $18

*Twilight play begins at 4 pm in the months of May, June, July and August and 3 pm in the other months.

Early Bird Weekend (5-7 am) - Back Nine Only

Non-resident N/A N/A $24

Resident with photo ID N/A N/A $18

Car and Cart Rentals

Gas cars (per person) $10.50 $17 $17

Senior $8.50 $12.50 N/A

Pull Carts $3 $3 $3

2011 Season Passes at Arlington Lakes Golf Club• Season passes are available to Arlington Heights residents only.

• Limited passes are restricted to play on weekdays only.

• Unlimited passes have no play restrictions.

Purchase a season pass at Arlington Lakes, and enjoy playing

privileges at both Arlington Lakes and Nickol Knoll!

ALGC & NKGC

Individual Unlimited $1,215

Individual Limited $970

Husband and Wife Unlimited $2025

Senior Limited (60 Yrs+) $670

Junior Limited (12-17 Yrs) $600

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Juniors II and IIIThis four-day camp is for the junior golfer who have sound

knowledge of the basic fundamentals. These junior golfers

would like to take their game to the next plateau. Low student

to teacher ratio allows for personalized instruction on the golf

swing and game management. One day is at the practice range,

one day on the practice green, and two (2) two-hour rounds of

golf at Nickol Knoll Golf Club are included in this camp. Class

limit is 8. (KA)

R/NR Fee: $80/$85

Instructor: Steve Jenne


1306-1 10-11 yrs T - F 1-3 pm 7/5-7/8

Junior Golf AssociationJuniors who have completed Arlington Lakes golf lessons

are eligible to join the Arlington Lakes Junior Association

Pro Session - Arlington Lakes Golf Club. For junior boys

and girls, ages 11-17, who regularly play nine holes, the

Association stresses rules, score keeping, swing instruction, and

competition. It runs from June 27 through August 1. Students

meet at 7 am to play at Arlington Lakes Golf Club. There’ll be

lunch and awards presentation during the final week. Enrollment

is limited, so register early. Weekly green fees are $4 for three

holes, $5 for six holes, and $6 for nine holes. We need help

from parents to keep this program going. We are asking that a

parent attend one week of the session to assist the juniors on

the course. Parents can walk with their child’s foursome. Details

provided after registration. (KA)

R/NR Fee: $15/$20


1308-2 11-17 yrs M 7-9 am 6/27-8/1

Spring Senior ScrambleStart the golf season off right with an early round at Arlington

Lakes Golf Club! The Spring Senior Scramble will be held on

April 13, 2011; any golfer over 60 years of age can register.

The fee to sign up is $30 per golfer, $18 for Arlington Lakes

season pass holders. The registration fee includes 18 holes of

golf, lunch and prizes. Golfers may also register at Arlington

Lakes Golf Club or Nickol Knoll Golf Club. Tee times will begin

at 8 am. Contact Arlington Lakes Golf Club at 847.577.3030

regarding any questions. (KA)

Fee: $30


1319-5 60+ W 8 am-1 pm 4/13

Group Golf LessonsMake a great investment in your game and take a group lesson

from our staff of PGA professionals. Our summer session of

golf lessons begin in June with several class options and types

available. Our goal is to provide simple instruction in a relaxing

and enjoyable environment. Check below for specific class

descriptions and times. All full swing lessons are held at Sunset

Meadows Driving Range on the corner of Kirchoff Road and

Dwyer Avenue. Class agendas will be passed out at the first

session and students should bring a seven iron to their first

class. Improve your game, sign up for a group golf lesson today.

ALgC PROgRAMSYouth & Junior Golf LessonsYouth (8-11 year olds) and junior (12-17 year olds) group

lessons begin Monday, June 13. Lessons are held every Monday,

Wednesday, and Friday for two weeks. Students need their own

golf clubs. Lessons are held at both Sunset Meadows Driving

Range and Arlington Lakes Golf Club. The first class meets at

Sunset Meadows. Location: Sunset Meadows, Kirchoff Road and

Dwyer Avenue; Arlington Lakes Golf Club, 1211 S. New Wilke

Road. These classes are limited to a maximum of 24 students.

Classes have up to four instructors. Each participating child

receives a Titleist Junior Golf Visor. (KA)

R/NR Fee: $45/$50



1301-0 8-11 yrs M, W, F 9-9:50 am 6/13-6/24

1301-1 8-11 yrs M, W, F 10-10:50 am 6/13-6/24

1301-2 8-11 yrs M, W, F 11-11:50 am 6/13-6/24

1301-3 8-11 yrs M, W, F 12-12:50 pm 6/13-6/24

1301-4 12-17 yrs M, W, F 1-1:50 pm 6/13-6/24

JuniorsLessons for children ages 8-17 years old. Instruction includes

proper grip, address, swing, etiquette, and putting techniques.

Five 50 minute classes. Class limit is 8 students. (KA)

R/NR Fee: $50/$55



1303-5 8-17 yrs T 4:15-5:05 pm 4/19-5/17

1303-6 8-17 yrs W 9-9:50 am 7/6-8/3

1303-7 8-17 yrs W 10-10:50 am 7/6-8/3

1303-8 8-17 yrs W 4:15-5:05 pm 5/4-6/1

1303-9 8-17 yrs F 11:30 -12:20 pm 7/8-8/5

1304-0 8-17 yrs Sa 10-10:50 am 4/23-5/21

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Ladies Only Golf LessonLessons for ladies who have never played and/or who have never

had a golf lesson. Five 50-minute classes include instruction on

proper equipment, rules, etiquette, pre-swing fundamentals, full

swing, and short game chipping and putting. A FREE round of

golf at Nickol Knoll Golf Club is included in class. Class limit is

10. (KA)




1315-0 18+ W 6:15-7:05 pm 4/27-5/25

1315-1 18+ Th 6:15-7:05 pm 5/12-6/9

1315-2 18+ Sa 11-11:55 am 4/23-5/21

Bilingual Golf InstructionFor the 2011 season, Arlington Heights Park District will be

offering golf instruction catering to golfers who mainly speak

the Korean language. Five one hour sessions meet on Monday

evenings in June. The golf instruction for this class also speaks

English and is PGA certified. A FREE round of golf at Nickol

Knoll Golf Club is included in class. (KA)


Instructor: Sae Yoon


1317-3 18+ M 5:30-6:30 pm 5/30-6/27

1317-4 18+ M 6:45-7:45 pm 5/30-6/27

Senior 60+ Golf LessonsLessons for seniors 60+ years old who have had a limited

exposure to golf. Five 50-minute classes include instruction on

pre-swing fundamentals, full swing, short game chipping and

putting along with proper equipment, rules, and etiquette. A

FREE round of golf at Nickol Knoll Golf Club is included in the

class. (KA)




1321-6 60+ W 2-2:50 pm 4/27-5/25

1321-7 60+ Th 1-1:50 pm 4/21-5/19

1321-8 60+ Sa 12-12:50 pm 4/23-5/21

About Sunset MeadowsSunset Meadows Driving Range at Kirchoff Road and Dwyer

Avenue, 1/2 mile north of Arlington Lakes Golf Club, has

twenty-five permanent tees and is lighted for extended evening

use. The charge for practice balls is $5.00 for a small bucket,

$7.00 for a large bucket and $60 for a 10-large-bucket pass. A

limited number of used golf clubs are available at a rental fee

of $ .50. The fee for a private golf lesson is $45 for a 1/2 hour

or a series of 3 for $120. For more information about private

lessons call 847.577.3030.

Driving range operating hours for the 2011 season are:

April 29 - Aug. 20 Daily 9 am - 9 pm

April 29 - Aug. 20 Weekends 8 am - 9 pm

Aug. 21-Oct. 1 Daily 11 am -7 pm

Senior and Junior discounts available

Seniors 60 yrs+ receive a $1 discount off the regular price of

a small or large bucket of balls at Sunset Meadows between 9

am-12 pm each weekday.

Juniors 17 yrs and under receive a $1 discount off the regular

price of a small or large bucket of balls at Sunset Meadows

between 2-4 pm each weekday.

Beginner Golf LessonsLessons for adult students who have never played and/or who

have never had a golf lesson. Five 50-minute classes include

instruction on proper equipment, rules, etiquette, pre-swing

fundamentals, full swing and short game chipping and putting.

A FREE round of golf at Nickol Knoll Golf Club is included in

class. Class limit is 10. (KA)

Age: 18+ Classes: 5



1310-3 T 5:15-6:05 pm 4/19-5/17 $60/$65

1310-4 T 6:15-7:05 pm 4/19-5/17 $60/$65

1310-5 W 5:15-6:05 pm 4/27-5/25 $60/$65

1310-6 Th 5:15-6:05 pm 5/12-6/9 $60/$65

1310-7 Sa 9-9:50 am 4/23-5/21 $60/$65

Intermediate Adult Golf LessonsContinue taking lessons to improve your tee shots, putting

technique, the short game and use of fairway woods and irons.

Five 50-minute classes. A FREE round of golf at Nickol Knoll

Golf Club is included in class. Class limit is 10. (KA)



Class Level Day(s) Time Date

1312-8 18+ Sa 3-3:50 pm 4/23-5/21

1312-9 18+ W 6:15-7:05 pm 6/8-7/6

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Jim Hoch, Golf Operations Supervisor

Kent Anderson, Assistant Golf Operations Supervisor

Steve Jenne, PGA Professional

Directions: Take Arlington Heights Road to Dundee. Turn west

on Dundee to Kennicott. Turn north on Kennicott and take

Kennicott to the Nickol Knoll Golf Club entrance.

Club Facilities• Nine-hole par 3 course

• Putting green

• League play

• Motorized and pull cart rentals

• Club rentals

• Pro Shop offering clubs, balls, bags and wearing apparel

• Snack bar with sandwiches, beer, soft drinks and snack items

• Personalized outings and events, including Glow Ball Golf

• Special events/tournaments

Golf CourseBuilt on 56 acres, this is one of the most unusual par 3 courses

you’ll ever play. Three holes feature vertical drop tee shots and

three holes boast uphill shots to the green. Bent grass tees

and greens give this small course a big course feel. Whether

you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, you’ll find Nickol Knoll

a challenging and unique course to play. For a hole-by-hole

description please visit ahpd.org/nkgc.

Group OutingsThe Golf Supervisor at Nickol Knoll can assist your company,

group or league in scheduling special weekday or weekend golf

outings. Discounts available during non-peak periods. Small

groups welcome. To make your arrangements for a personalized

outing, please call 847.590.6050.

Tee TimesTee times may be reserved up to seven days in advance by

phone or in person. Reservations are available 7 am-7 pm.

LeaguesNickol Knoll is a great place to play in a league. If you would

like to join a league or have a group that would like to create a

league, please call 847-590-6050. Private leagues are available

to groups of 12 or more golfers.

Public leagues at Nickol Knoll are structured to provide a

social environment for golfers to meet and play, but we enforce

USGA and course rules during play. All golfers are responsible

for a $20 league fee at the start of the season and their daily

green fees. The league fee goes towards score keeping and

administrative procedures as well as an awards presentation at

the end of the season.

Greens Fees

Holidays

9 Holes Replay 9 9 Holes Replay 9

Weekday $11 $8 $13 $10

Juniors & Seniors

Weekdays only until 3 pm$9 $7 No discounts on weekends

Car and Cart Rentals

Gas cars $16 $25 $16 $25

Senior $16 $25 No discounts on weekends

Pull Carts $3 $3 $3 $3

KENT ANDERSONAsst. Golf Operations SupervisorFor more information on Nickol

Knoll Golf Club, please call Kent at


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Club RentalsJunior and Adult golf clubs and bags can be rented at the Pro

Shop for a fee of $4 per 9 holes.

Special EventsMen On Mondays: All men age 21 yrs. and older golf for

half-price on Mondays from 11:00 am-3:00 pm.

Women on Wednesdays: All women 21 years and older play golf

for half-price on Wednesdays from 11:00 am-3:00 pm.

Sunday Family: Family of three plays golf for $26

Family of four plays golf for $39

Parent/Child Play: One free Junior round (ages 8-17) with full

paying adult (18 years+). On Saturday and Sunday; 4-6 pm

Some restrictions may apply call the pro shop 847.590.6050 for

details.

2011 Nickol Knoll Hours of Operation First Tee Last Tee

July 7:00 am 6:30 pm

August 7:30 am 6:00 pm

September 8:00 am 6:00 pm

October 8:00 am 5:00 pm

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Junior Travel Golf LeagueAn exciting and fun junior golf league that will travel to 7-8

different area courses and compete against other area junior

golf teams. Eligible players can be entering the fourth grade

this fall and up to entering their freshmen year in high school.

The program is intended for boys or girls who have had

some playing experience and may be interested in playing

competitively in future years or high school.

What is included in program:

• Up to 8 hours of group or private instruction

• 8 nine hole rounds at area golf courses during meets

• Up to 8 additional rounds at Nickol Knoll Golf Club during or

after practice

• 10 round punch card at Nickol Knoll Golf Club

• A Free Golf Shirt and a Free Titleist Visor

• Free or Discounted practice rounds at participating courses.

• Tournament season scheduled from Mid June through early

August on Monday afternoons.

Practices will be scheduled prior to tournament season and weekly

practices will be scheduled at the convenience of the golfers in

June and July. Detailed schedule to be available by June 1st. (KA)

Instructor: Steve Jenne Classes: 14


1329-5 11-15 yrs M 3:30-4:30 pm 5/2-8/1 $350

Improve Your Short Game!!Learn solid fundamentals to help you from 50 yards and in

those vital stroke saving shots! Day 1: 2 hour session on putting

and chipping | Day 2: 2 hour session on pitching and bunker

play. Students receive a pass for a round at Nickol Knoll

Instructor: Steve Jenne Classes: 2


1334-0 18+ Th 10 am-12 pm 4/21-4/28 $45/$50

1334-1 18+ Th 1-3 pm 4/21-4/28 $45/$50

1334-2 18+ Sa 1-3 pm 4/23-4/30 $45/$50

1334-3 18+ Sa 3-5 pm 4/23-4/30 $45/$50

Night Golf at Nickol Knoll Golf ClubLet’s face it... we all get nervous when we know people are

watching us take a shot. Here is the perfect answer. Play in the

dark! Specially designed balls with a green glow stick are used

in place of a regular golf ball. Afraid you won’t find the ball?

Don’t be... it’s actually easier than finding it in the daylight.

Book a private outing with 20 or more golfers, or join us as

a foursome during one of the scheduled outings open to the

public. Cost: $22 per person covers greens fees and equipment.

Bring your clubs and flashlight. Events have been set up for

Fridays: May 20, June 24, July 22, and August 19 from 8-11 pm.

Call 847.590.6050 to register. Use code: 1336-4. (KA)

Basics Of GolfIntroduce your child to the game of golf with a fun and safe

atmosphere at Nickol Knoll Golf Club. These classes are

intended for 5-7 year olds who have never played golf or have

very little experience on a golf course. The basics of being out

on a golf course, full swing fundamentals, putting, chipping and

golf course safety and etiquette are all discussed with a very low

student to teacher ratio. Children who attend the final session

receive a special certificate and prize. (KA)

Fee: $32 Classes: 3


1323-9 5-7 yrs T 6:15-7 pm 6/14-6/28

1324-0 5-7 yrs T 7-7:45 pm 6/14-6/28

1324-1 5-7 yrs M, T, W 12:15-1 pm 7/11-7/13

1324-2 5-7 yrs M, T, W 1:15-2 pm 7/11-7/13

1324-3 5-7 yrs T 5:15-6 pm 7/19-8/2

Junior Golf Association NKGCThis program is for junior boys and girls ages 8-12, in their first

years of golf or who have limited playing experience. Emphasis

is on enjoyment, sportsmanship, and golf etiquette. Parents are

encouraged to walk the course at least one of the eight weeks

(this is the only time non-golfers are allowed on the course).

Weekly greens fees are included in the class cost. Enrollment

is limited to 12 golfers in each time slot, so register early! This

is not a lesson program, it is dedicated to junior golfers and a

chance for parents to see how much enjoyment their children

get from the sport. (KA)

Fee: $70 Classes: 8


1326-4 8-12 yrs Th 7-7:20 am 6/16-8/4

1326-5 8-12 yrs Th 7:30-7:50 am 6/16-8/4

1326-6 8-12 yrs Th 8-8:20 am 6/16-8/4

1326-7 8-12 yrs Th 8:30-8:50 am 6/16-8/4

1326-8 8-12 yrs Th 9-9:20 am 6/16-8/4

1326-9 8-12 yrs Th 9:30-9:50 am 6/16-8/4

1327-0 8-12 yrs Th 10-10:30 am 6/16-8/4

1327-1 8-12 yrs Th 10:40-11 am 6/16-8/4

1327-2 8-12 yrs Th 11:10-11:30 am 6/16-8/4

1327-3 8-12 yrs Th 11:40 am-12 pm 6/16-8/4

Junior Golf LeagueFor Junior boys and girls ages 12-15 who have played some

limited golf. Emphasis is on enjoyment, sportsmanship and

golf etiquette. Weekly greens fees are included in the cost of

the program. Enrollment is limited to 12 golfers in each time

slot. This is not a lesson program. The golfers are monitored by

Nickol Knoll seasonal staff. (KA)


1331-6 12-15 yrs W 7:30-7:50 am 6/15-8/3 $70

1331-7 12-15 yrs W 8-8:20 am 6/15-8/3 $70

1331-8 12-15 yrs W 8:30-8:50 am 6/15-8/3 $70

1331-9 12-15 yrs W 9-9:20 am 6/15-8/3 $70

Free Senior Clinic at Nickol KnollAny golfer 60 and up, come join us at Nickol Knoll for a free clinic

with our PGA Professional Steve Jenne. Clinic will include instruction

on putting, chipping and full swing. Lunch will be included for all

golfers. Start the season right with tips from a pro! (KA)


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2201 N. Windsor Dr. | 847.577.3059LAKE ARLINgTON

Ammenities• Two mile bike/walk path

• Boat rentals (sailboats, paddle boats)

• Sailing lessons (youth, adult, family)

• Youth sailing camps

• Picnic area

• Playground

• Washrooms (inside and outside)

• Full menu concession stand

• Inside seating

• Lake view deck

• Fishing (Catch and Release Enforced)

Operating Season May 7-8, 14-15, 21-22 10 am-6 pm Weekend Only

May 28-September 5 10 am-7 pm Daily

September 10-11 10 am-6 pm Weekend Only



Boat StorageThe boat and storage area holds boats up to 14’ long and 4’

wide. Canoes, rowboats, kayaks, crew boats and sailboats can

fit into the storage unit. No sail boards, or boats with motors

are allowed. Arlington Heights Park District reserves the right

to question and/or disallow any boat. Trailer storage is not

available. Dollies are provided to assist in moving your boat.

Storage DatesSummer Season: May 1 - October 31

Summer Fee

All Racks $155

Winter (Nov-Apr)

All Racks $135

Yearly

All Racks $210

Good NeighborsLake Arlington is situated in close proximity to several

subdivisions. The Park District asks that you use courtesy and

consideration when using the Lake and surrounding property.

Please be a good neighbor.

2011 Season Sticker: $50/$70 NRPersons with multiple boats must sticker each boat. Ask

about the discounts. All boaters, whether they rent from the

Park District or bring in their own boat, are required to wear

a personal flotation device while on the water. P.F.D’s. are

provided for all renters.

Boat RentalsThe Park District rents sailboats and paddleboats during the

summer and fall season.

• Minimum age to rent a boat is 12 years old with a signed waiver.

• A waiver is required of all persons renting a boat.

• Anyone under 16 years of age will be required to have a current

waiver on file with the Park District, signed by a parent or

guardian.

• All boaters are required to wear a personal flotation device

(P.F.D.) while on the water. Lake Arlington will provide P.F.D.’s for

all renters.

• Children under 12 years of age who have been in a sail camp

during the summer of 2004 and have instructor approval will be

allowed to rent a sailboat with a parent or guardian on site.

• You MUST have participated in a Lake Arlington Sail camp or

lesson and have instructor approval to rent a sailboat; or

• You MUST demonstrate through a verbal test that you have

sailing experience and can sail a dinghy.

Rental Rates (Everyday)Paddle Boats: $10 (1/2 hour) $16 (1 hour)

Kayaks: $10 (1/2 hour) $16 (1 hour)

Sailboats: $25 (1 hour) $10 (each addt’l hour)

Punch Card: 5, 1 hour rentals= $100

Boat LaunchingBoaters are allowed to launch their own craft at Lake Arlington.

Currently there are no restrictions on size. However, there are no

ramps. All boats will have to be carried down to the boat launch

area. No sailboards, or motors will be allowed. Sailboats,

rowboats, kayaks and canoes are welcome. Call 847.577.3059

for sticker information.

Daily fee: $5 weekdays & weekends

Instructors NeededAnyone with several years of sailing knowledge is invited to share

their experience with our participants. For an application, call

Kevin at 847-506-7126 or the Lake office at 847-577-3059.

Keep Our Fleet GrowingOver the past years, the Lake Arlington sailing program has

had a few sailboats donated to the program for use by our

participants. We are always looking for usable boats. If you

would like to help out the program by donating a usable boat,

call the Lake office at 847-577-3059 or 847. 506.7126.

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Posted RulesSpecific rules and regulations regarding the use of Lake

Arlington are posted at various locations throughout the lake

site. Everyone using the site is expected to know the rules

and follow them. If you have any questions about the site, call

847.506.7126.

Fishing at Lake Arlington is regulated by all Illinois Department

of Conservation rules and regulations. Fishing licenses are

required for 16-65 year olds. The Park district has stocked

the Lake with bass, bluegill, catfish and northern fingerlings. A

catch and release program is in effect for the fishing season.

Only carp can be taken from the Lake.

Private And Semi-Private LessonsPrivate and semi-private lessons are offered for both novices and

experienced sailors. Our sailing instructor will teach you or your

group the basic terminology, handling and safety procedures

necessary to begin enjoying the sport of sailing. The private

and semi-private lessons offer more individualized attention. If

you are an experienced sailor and would like instruction in a

particular area, our staff will tailor the lesson to your needs.

Prerequisites: All lesson participants must be able to float

comfortably in lake water with a Personal Floatation Device

properly attached. All lesson registration must be done at the

Lake Arlington facility. Five-day advanced notice is required.

Private/semi-private lessons may be scheduled on Monday

or Wednesday evenings. Beginning June 6- please call

847.577.3059 to make your reservation.

Age: 16 yrs+

Day: Monday or Wednesday

Time: 5:30-7:30 pm

Fee: $55 2-hour private lesson

$20 each additional person in your group (max. 4)

Bird WalksJoin us at Lake Arlington for escorted bird walks during spring

migration. The walks are led by members of the Prairie Woods

Audubon Society. Participants will meet the leader in front of

the boat house at 9:00 am. Walks last approximately two hours

and are held on Saturdays in May (5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28).

Please dress appropriately for the weather and make sure to

wear comfortable walking shoes. Participants are encouraged

to bring water and if possible, binoculars. For more details,

contact Kevin Keister at 847.506.7126. All ages welcome. No

registration necessary. This is a free event. Donations for the

upkeep of the Purple Martin Houses are greatly appreciated.

yOuTh SAILINgSailing 101Our instructors are ready to give these young sailors a taste of

sailing. One instructor per boat will teach skills, terminology,

and safety of sailing using games, crafts and hands-on

techniques. Our instructors are U.S. Sailing and American Red

Cross certified. There will be plenty of sailing for all. A list of

items needed will be sent to you prior to the start of camp. (KK)

Location: Lake Arlington Classes: 3


1001-9 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 9 am-12 pm 6/28-6/30 $82

1001-8 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 1-4 pm 6/28-6/30 $82

1002-0 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 9 am-12 pm 7/12-7/14 $82

1002-1 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 1-4 pm 7/12-7/14 $82

1002-3 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 9 am-12 pm 7/26-7/28 $82

1002-2 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 1-4 pm 7/26-7/28 $82

1002-9 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 9 am-12 pm 8/9-8/11 $82

1002-8 8-9 yrs T, W, Th 1-4 pm 8/9-8/11 $82

Sailing CampYouth sailing has become a very popular sport. Sailing Camp is taught by U.S. Sailing instructors eager to teach anyone who desires to sail.

Each camp day sailors have four to five hours of sailing, including free sail time to practice their skills. On land, the sailors have two hours of

land instruction, including sailing terminology and safety. Other activities include games, movies, and crafts. Campers are grouped according

to their ability. All campers, regardless of previous experience, are tested the first day and placed in the appropriate level. A list of items

needed will be sent prior to camp. Each participant receives a shirt at the first camp they attend. Before camp care is available at an additional

cost. Prerequisites: Campers must be able to float with a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) secured to their person and feel comfortable

being in lake water. There will be a PFD swimming test on the first day of class. Come prepared to get wet. (KK)

Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes

1001-7 Pre Season-1 week 9-14 yrs M - F 8:45 am-4 pm 6/13-6/17 $195 5

1000-4 Session 1-Half day 10-14 yrs M - F 8:30 am-12 pm 6/20-7/1 $195 10

1001-1 Session 1-Half day 10-14 yrs M - F 12:30-4 pm 6/20-7/1 $195 10

1000-5 Session 1-All day 10-14 yrs M - F 8:30 am-4 pm 6/20-7/1 $300 10










1001-4 Post Season-1 week 10-14 yrs M - F 8:30 am-4 pm 8/15-8/19 $205 5

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Parent and Child ExerciseThis class will allow one parent to take an exercise class with

one child. What a great way to spend time together, have fun,

and get healthy. Class will improve your core strength, flexibility,

balance, and endurance. Each class will be fun and challenging.

The last ten minutes of each class will be spent cooling down

and stretching. Class will be taught by Leann Richter, a certified

personal trainer. Please register using your child’s name and age.

Children must be at least 10 years old to participate. (SN)


Instructor: Leanne Richter


1354-7 10+ M 6-6:55 pm 3/28-5/9 $75/$112.50

Fitness Kick-BoxingWork to achieve the top-notch physical condition of a kick

boxer or boxer without the fear of injury. This kick-boxing class

combines the basics of punching, kicking, and boxing movement

into challenging aerobic routines for a complete muscular and

cardiovascular workout. This is a non-contact program.Tuesday

6-7 pm is an advanced class. Please contact the instructor for

participant approval. No class 5/28, 5/30. (NA)

Age: 15+



1356-8 M 9:40-10:40 am 4/11-6/6 $72 8

1356-9 T 6-7 pm 4/12-6/7 $81 9

1357-0 T 7-8 pm 4/12-6/7 $81 9

1357-1 W 9:40-10:40 am 4/13-6/8 $81 9

1357-2 Th 7-8 pm 4/14-6/9 $81 9

1357-3 Sa 9:30-10:30 am 4/16-6/11 $72 8

Mat PilatesExperience the workout everyone is talking about! Learn to move

from the core using the abs, lower back and hips. Get stronger,

longer, and leaner muscles. Improve posture and sense of well

being. Please bring well-padded (roll-up type) mat and large

towel to class. On-line registration available for beginner class

only. Progression to intermediate Pilates mat class must be

approved by the instructor. No class 4/24. (JM)

Age: 16+ Classes: 12

Fee: $87

BeginnerClass Location Day(s) Time Date

1361-9 Recreation M 10:30-11:15 am 2/21-5/9

1362-0 Hasbrook W 6:15-7 pm 2/23-5/11

1362-1 Recreation Su 9-9:45 am 2/27-5/22

IntermediateClass Location Day(s) Time Date

1364-2 Recreation M 11:30-12:15 pm 2/21-5/9

1364-3 Hasbrook W 7:15-8 pm 2/23-5/11

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Zumba FitnessThis cutting edge, high-energy fitness system is a distinctive fusion

of Latin and International music that combines unique body

sculpting and dance steps. The routine features aerobic/fitness

interval training with fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt

the body. Not only is Zumba fun, it is easy to do. Drop in fee is $8

per class at the door or purchase a six class punch card for $40.

Punch cards may be purchased at Forest View Racquet & Fitness

Club. First time participants must call the club at 847.640.2574 to

reserve a spot in the class. Nursery is available Monday thru Friday

9 am-2 pm.

Zumba Toning: This class works to blend body-sculpting

techniques and specific Zumba moves into one calorie-burning,

strength-training class. You’ll learn how to use weighted,

maraca-like Zumba Toning Sticks to enhance rhythm, build

strength and tone all target zones. The Saturday class is

designated for Zumba toning and is included in the punch card.

CLASS SCHEDULE - Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club

Day Time

Mon 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Wed 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Fri 9:30 - 10:30 am

Sat 10:45 -11:45 am

Kid-XWe are very happy to offer group exercise classes for kids. This

class will challenge you to improve your fitness while having fun.

You will work on your core, flexibility, strength, and endurance.

Kid-X is a great way to get fit and make friends. The last ten

minutes of each class will be spent cooling down and stretching.

Class will be taught by Leanne Richeter, certified personal trainer.

(SN)


Instructor: Leanne Richter


1352-6 8+ W 5:30-6:25 pm 3/30-5/11 $75/$112.50

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Fitness Boot CampFall into formation and march your way to firmer thighs,

sleeker arms, tighter abs, and improved balance, flexibility and

strength. Geared toward adults of all ages, shapes and sizes,

Fitness Boot Camp will charge up your fitness level and give a

swift kick (in the right direction!) toward your weight loss goal.

Set at beautiful Lake Arlington, each workout will include a fun

mix of body weight, resistance tubing and kettlebell exercises;

heart-pumping calisthenics; a bit of the unexpected; and

encouraging group camaraderie. Select one class per week for

$120 or two classes per week for $216. Questions? Call Karen at

Elite Athletic Development, 847.394.8110. No class 5/30

Please note: The times for the Wednesday/Saturday options are:

1375-6 Wednesdays 9:30 am & Saturdays 8:00 am

1375-1 Wednesdays 6:30 pm & Saturdays 8:00 am

Age: 17+

Location: Lake Arlington


1375-5 M 9:30-10:30 am 3/21-6/13 $120 12

1375-6 M, W 9:30-10:30 am 3/21-6/13 $216 24

1375-8 M, Sa 9:30-10:30 am 3/21-6/13 $120 24

1375-4 M 6:30-7:30 pm 3/21-6/13 $120 12

1375-7 M, W 6:30-7:30 pm 3/21-6/13 $216 24

1375-9 M, Sa 6:30-7:30 pm 3/21-6/13 $120 24

1374-9 W 9:30-10:30 am 3/23-6/8 $120 12

1375-0 W, Sa 9:30-10:30 am 3/23-6/11 $216 24

1375-1 W, Sa 6:30-7:30 pm 3/23-6/11 $216 24

1375-2 W 6:30-7:30 pm 3/23-6/8 $120 12

1375-3 Sa 8-9 am 3/26-6/11 $120 12

Tai Chi Easy StationaryLearn five classic choreographed slow flowing movements designed

for balance, strength, flexibility, and stress reduction. Tai Chi Easy

Stationary is taught step-by-step in a logical progression. All levels

welcome! No class 3/25. (TD)

Location: Pioneer Age: 18+


1003-7 F 8:30-9:15 am 3/18-5/6 $53 7

Pilates Mat ClassDesigned for all ages and abilities. Pilates mat work is a body

conditioning class designed to stretch, strengthen and balance

the body. Pilates targets deep postural muscles within the body

through a series of exercises aimed at building muscle strength

while improving flexibility, balance, and posture. It’s emphasis

on all around, complete fitness supports a variety of fitness

goals. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat as well as a

small towel. (NA)



1370-6 16+ Th 5:30-6:30 pm 4/14-6/9 $81

Yoga/Pilates for AdultsYoga/Pilates will begin with relaxation and breathing techniques

and move through a series of yoga poses aimed at total body

strengthening and increased flexibility. A series of the Pilates

Mat exercises will be worked into the yoga practice to help

strengthen the core and compliment the flow of the yoga poses.

Please wear comfortable clothes that allow free movement.

Please provide your own yoga mat. No class 3/22, 4/26. (LO)

Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8

Instructor: Jen Rowley


1366-4 16+ T 8-9 pm 3/1-5/3 $66

A.M. BootcampJoin us for an old school workout which includes classic

exercises to jump start your day. Jumping jacks, push-ups,

squats, leg lifts and rubber tubing exercises will build strength,

cardiovascular endurance, and muscle tone. Boot campers

willing to work see results quickly and improve motivation. (NA)



1372-7 16+ T 6-6:45 am 5/3-6/7 $57

1372-8 16+ Th 6-6:45 am 5/5-6/9 $57

Personal Training At Forest ViewPersonal training can help you get started with a workout rou-

tine, revitalize an existing one, customize an exercise regimen

tailored to your specific needs, and help keep you motivated.

Individual and package training sessions are available for your

convenience. Call the club at 847.640.2574 to schedule your

workout with a certified personal trainer.

Member Non-Member

One Hour Private Session $60 $68

Six Session Private Package $330 $380

One Hour Semi-Private Session $35 pp $40 pp

Six Session Semi-Private Package $180 pp $205 pp

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Group 4XGroup 4X is a blend of group exercise and personal training.

Only 4 participants will be allowed in each class. Group 4X will

improve your core strength, flexibility, and cardio endurance.

This high energy class will challenge you. You will have fun. The

last ten minutes of each class will be spent cooling down and

stretching. Class is taught by Leanne Richter, certified personal

trainer. (SN)



1381-9 18+ W 6:45-7:35 pm 3/30-5/11 $100/$150.50

1382-0 18+ F 10-10:55 am 4/1-5/13 $100/$150.50

Eat. Fit. Live.For better or worse, we have a

relationship with food. And like all

relationships, it requires nurturing,

negotiation, structure, and on

occasion, a nudge in the right

direction to maintain the spark.

Diets don’t work. But eating

to fuel a healthy lifestyle does.

Whether you want to improve

sports performance, lower

cholesterol or blood pressure,

lose weight or fit into that

sassy pair of jeans, what you

eat matters. AASDN nutrition

specialist, NASM certified

personal trainer and CrossFit

performance coach Karen Stoychoff Inman will help you fire

up your health and fitness goals with a customized nutrition

analysis and menu plan, initial and follow up body composition

testing, and interactive group education sessions and more

during this six weeks class. The class fee is $75 plus $15 due on

first day of class for nutrition tracking software. (EW)



1384-1 18+ W 7-8 pm 4/6-5/11 $75

Weight Loss ChallengeThe Weight Loss Challenge is an 11-week program that will teach

you how to lose weight and keep it off. Participants meet together

to learn about proper nutrition, how to improve eating habits, and

find out exactly how many calories a day your body burns. The goal

is to live healthy with vim, vigor, and vitality, for the rest of your life.

Each week includes a weigh-in and a consultation with coaches

who offer meal options and encouragement to help you reach

your ideal weight and body composition. Each person will receive

personalized coaching. (TD)



1386-2 18+ F 8-9 pm 4/8-6/24 $100

Endurance Athlete Strength and Power TrainingImagine successfully completing your first race or logging a

personal best in your 50th race. Now imagine achieving that

goal without endless hours in the saddle, on the road, or in the

water. If you are a runner, minus the nagging injuries frequently

induced by long, slow distance training, the secret is in the

intensity, not the duration. Join us for a dynamic, varied, intense

and fun off season training program focused on the unique

strength and power needs of endurance athletes. Hundreds

of area athletes have improved balance, flexibility, strength,

stamina, muscular endurance, and power thanks to this unique

approach. Step up your fitness level and put your off season

training program to work. No class 3/21. (EW)


Instructor: Jim Inman


1377-4 18+ M 7:30-8:30 pm 3/7-5/16 $125

Sunday YogaBring joy and peace into your life through Peace Yoga - the

perfect combination of yoga postures, basic stretches, breath

work, meditation and relaxation, all geared to create harmony

within the mind, body and spirit. The movements are designed

to stretch and tone muscles, loosen stiff joints, help correct

poor posture, improve balance and leave you feeling agile and

refreshed. All levels are welcome. (AK)

Location: Admin. Ctr. Classes: 9


1368-5 16+ Su 8:30-10 am 3/6-5/1 $82

Yoga for BeginnersBring joy and peace into your life through Peace Yoga - the

perfect combination of yoga postures, basic stretches, breath

work, meditation and relaxation, all geared to create harmony

within the mind, body and spirit. The movements are designed

to stretch and tone muscles, loosen stiff joints, help correct

poor posture, improve balance and leave you feeling agile and

refreshed. Level One is a gentle program designed for true

beginners. Level Two includes the basics and introduces some

of the more challenging postures. (AK)

Fee: $82 Classes: 9

Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date

1379-5 I 16+ Camelot W 7-8 pm 3/9-5/4

1379-6 I 16+ Heritage M 7-8 pm 3/7-5/2

1379-7 II 16+ Camelot W 8-9 pm 3/9-5/4

1379-8 II 16+ Heritage M 8-9 pm 3/7-5/2

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Ticket to FitnessKick start your day and get your Ticket to Fitness now! Our program offers a variety of fitness classes to strengthen your body, mind and

soul. You can pay at the door ($8 per class) or purchase a punch card to receive a discounted price. Punch cards can be purchased in

person at Recreation Park or the Administration Center. You may also fax or mail in your registration. For fitness schedule confirmation,

refer to our website at ahpd.org/fitness. (JM)

Spring Class Schedules - 2/21/11 - 5/22/11

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

9:15 -10:15 amGroup Power (Pioneer)**

9:00 -10 amMoves that Groove

(Pioneer)**

6:15-7:15 amGroup Power(Recreation)

9:00 -10 amTone and Sculpt

(Recreation)*


8:00-9 amFitness Tour

(Pioneer)

9:15 -10:15 amStep and Strength

(Recreation)*

9:15 -10:15 amGroup Power(Recreation)*

9:15 -10:10 amBack to Basics(Recreation)*

9:10-9:50 amCore Plus Express

(Pioneer)**

9:00 -10 amStep

(Recreation)*



10:30 -11:15 amStretch Benefits

(Pioneer)**


(Recreation)*



(Recreation)*


9 -10 amStep

(Recreation)

11:45-12:45 pmYoga

Admin. Ctr

6:30-7:30 pmYoga

Admin. Ctr

5:30-6:30 pmGroup Power(Recreation)

6:15-7:15 pmGroup Power(Recreation)

6:15-7:15 pm4/4/4

(Recreation)

7:30-8:30 pmGroup Power

(Pioneer)

4/4/4Cardio class with four (4) weeks each of step, stability ball and

interval classes using a variety of equipment.

Core Plus ExpressPressed for time? Then this is the strength class for you.

Emphasis on core (abdominals and back) without neglecting

other areas of the body.

Back to BasicWant to go Back? This class will take you there with simple,

athletic activities to boost your heart rate without confusing

your feet. All fitness levels welcome.

Group PowerGroup Power is a 60-minute barbell program to strengthen

all your major muscles in an inspiring, motivating group

environment. With simple athletic movements such as squats,

lunges, presses and curls, Group Power is for all ages and

fitness levels. Discover results, discover Group Power!

Fitness TourWanting to improve all the elements of fitness while adding

variety to your exercise routine? Then, this is for you. Different

formats will be used and monthly schedules will be posted and

handed out. Great way to see improvements in your fitness level

and learn about the variety of programming that we offer to you.

Moves That GrooveAn aerobic workout inspired by dance moves and patterns. Move,

groove and smile your way through this workout.

Step & StrengthA highly effective interval class alternating between step and

muscle work. This class is taught at the intermediate/advanced

level although all fitness levels welcome.

StepA cardio-step class designed to get your heart pumping. The class

is taught at the intermediate/advanced level, although all fitness

levels are welcome.

Stretch BenefitsIncrease flexibility and range of motion. Improve balance, muscle

tone and core strength. All levels. A yoga mat and yoga strap are

strongly recommended.

Tone N’ Sculpt (T&S)Why weight? Strength does a body good! A great toning class using

hand weights, the step, tubing, bands and stability balls. Please

bring light hand and ankle weights if possible. All levels

are welcome!

YogaThe mind body connection that yoga emphasizes will not only

stretch and tone you, but also relax and energize you. Yoga’s deep

breathing techniques help improve both body and mind functions.

Class Level R/NR Fee

1359-4 12 Classes $67/$75

1359-5 18 Classes $86/$98

1359-6 24 Classes $103/$116

1359-7 36 Classes $130/$143

1359-8 48 Classes $166/$173

* Babysitting is available. $1.50 per child. Multiple children will receive a discounted fee.

** Art classes available for kids 3-5 yrs during these times at Pioneer. See page 96-97.

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StaffNancy Alfonso, Manager, U.S.P.T.A.

Jim Thurber, Racquet Club Coordinator

Jason Stanislaw, Head Tennis Professional, U.S.P.T.A.

Sean Moran, Associate Tennis Pro

Eugene Naroditskiy, P.T.R., Associate Tennis Pro

Dan Tan, P.T.R., Associate Tennis Pro

Marsha Roeser, Nursery Attendant

Barb Theys, Nursery Attendant

Club Facilities and Services• Complete fitness facility with full circuit, Cybex weight

training, and cardiovascular workout machines

• Six indoor tennis courts

• Six air-conditioned racquetball courts

• Full service pro shop - racquet stringing, demo program

• Lighted outdoor courts with brick patio viewing area,

pavilion, and drinking fountains.

• Tennis and racquetball lessons featuring Quickstart

and Academy programs

• Wallyball court

• Tennis and racquetball leagues

• Air-conditioned fitness/ dance studio with wooden floor

and mirrored walls

• Exercise, wellness, and fitness classes

• Personal Training

• Separate Men’s & Women’s Saunas

• Nursery Care (during indoor season)

• Full-size lounge with viewing windows to the courts

2010/2011 Season: September 1, 2010-May 31, 2011The 2010/11 season at Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club

begins on September 1, 2010 and continues through May 31,

2011. Registration for membership, permanent court time,

and leagues is accepted throughout the season. If you are

interested in registering or would like additional information

regarding the 2010/11 indoor season, please stop by the club

during operating hours or call 847.640.2574.

Forest View Fitness CenterThe fitness center features a complete line of Cybex weight

training equipment, as well as full-scale cardiovascular

workout machines including exercise bikes, stair climbers, and

treadmills. The exercise studio has a wooden floor, mirrored

walls, and air-conditioning. A complete schedule of exercise

and fitness classes is found under the Exercise & Wellness

section of this brochure. Interested individuals are invited to

stop by the club for a tour of the facility, program and rate

information. An additional fee is charged for participation in

exercise and dance classes.

2010/11 Club HoursMonday-Friday 6:30 am-10 pm

Saturdays 7 am-9 pm

Sundays 7 am-8 pm

Permanent Court TimeRegister now for 2010/11 indoor tennis and racquetball

permanent court time. Individuals who contract for permanent

court time will reserve a court for the same day and time period

each week beginning in September and continuing through

May. Major holidays are excluded from the permanent court

time season. All individuals playing on the court must be

current members of the Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club.

If you would like additional information regarding permanent

court time or would like to register, please contact the staff at

847.640.2574.

Special PromotionThis year, the club is offering a $1 per hour discount off the

regular hourly court rate for individuals contracting tennis or

racquetball permanent court time.

800 E Falcon Dr. | 847.640.2574 | ahpd.org/fv

NANCY ALFONSOManagerFor more information on Forest View

Racquet and Fitness Club, please

call Nancy at 847.640.5274 or

[email protected].

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Group Tennis LessonsForest View Racquet & Fitness Club continues to offer

professional group & private lesson instruction for juniors and

adults throughout the indoor season. For additional information

regarding the lesson program at Forest View, please contact

Jason Stanislaw, Head Tennis Professional at 847-640-2574.

Private Lesson Rates Senior Staff Associate Staff

Tennis:

1 person $68/hour $66/hour

2 people $35/hour, person $34/hour, person

Racquetball: $34/hour

Student StandbyThe student standby court rate is $5 per hour for racquetball

and $14 per hour for tennis. This is for grade school, junior

high, high school, and undergraduate college level students with

a current Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club membership.

Standby court rates are on a walk-in basis and cannot be

reserved in advance. The guest fee for non-member students

playing with a member is $3. The guest fee for students playing

without a member is $5 and the full court rate applies.

A student is any individual attending high school or an

undergraduate college/university on a full-time basis.

Private DrillsDo you have four or more friends that want to take lessons

during the day but can’t find the right time or ability level?

Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club gives you the opportunity

to book your time permanently with a pro for ten weeks, in

advance, and you pay no more than you would for a club

sponsored program. You do not have to be a member to enjoy

this privilege. Just call us at 847.640.2574, and ask for Jason

Stanislaw, Head Tennis Professional.

NurseryA well-equipped nursery with caring attendants is open Monday

through Friday from 9 am-2:30 pm for children who are of

walking age. The nursery is closed during the summer months,

but reopens early in September for the 2010/11 season. The

fee is $4.50 per hour for the first child, or $7 per hour for two or

more children from the same family.

WallyballForest View converted two racquetball courts into Wallyball

courts. Wallyball is a game similar to volleyball played inside

a racquetball court using the sidewalls to keep your opponents

guessing. This is a fun workout for anyone, and an easy game to

learn. Only Forest View members may reserve a court, but any

group can play on stand-by for $16 per hour (no guest fees for

wallyball). Contact Forest View at 847.640.2574 for information

on Wallyball, Permanent Court Time and leagues. (NA)

More for you at Forest View!Now you have two membership choices:

• Club Membership-- gives you access to racquetball & fitness

activities.

• Tennis Membership-provides tennis, racquetball & fitness

activities, and priority registration for lessons.

Both membership types give you unlimited access to the

fitness facility with its full circuit, Cybex weight training and

cardiovascular work out machines. A season membership

entitles you to reserve permanent court time and participate in

league play in our racquet sport area, receive reduced rates for

lesson programs, special club functions and to reserve court

time by phone up to one week in advance. Locker room, towel

service, and in-house charge privileges are also provided.

And, for your convenience, we’re giving you additional membership

payment options:

• Pay for your membership in a one-time annual fee.

• Or, choose the monthly dues program which is done by

electronic fund transfer from either a checking or savings

account or through your credit card. This is done one month

in advance at the monthly rates listed below.

This membership program includes a joining fee for new members.

Tennis MembershipJoining fees:

Individual $150 Family $200

Check at Forest View for joining fee promotions!

One-time payment OR Monthly Dues

Student 14 yrs+ $ 70 N/A

Adult $294 $24.50

Family $450 $37.50

Club MembershipJoining fees:

Individual $150 Family $200

Check at Forest View for joining fee promotions!

One-time payment OR Monthly Dues

Student: 14 yrs+ $144 $12

Adult $222 $18.50

Family $318 $26.50

Guest Fee - Nonmember Use Of Forest ViewNon-members are welcome to use club facilities, but must pay

an $8 guest fee at each visit for the first five visits,and $12

for every visit thereafter. Non-members may reserve tennis

or racquetball court time up to 24 hours in advance only and

payment is required at time of reservation. All individuals must

be members of the club in order to participate in league play, reserve

permanent court time, or receive the discounted lesson program rate.

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Racquet & Fitness Club racquetball

or fitness programs, please call Jim at


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Indoor Court Rates Tennis/Racquetball/HandballRacquetball/Handball

Day Times Rates

M-Th 6:30 am-5:30 pm $8/hour

5:30-9:30 pm $12/hour

F,S,Su 7:30 am-9 pm $8/hour

Tennis

M-F 7 am-9 am $16/hour

9 am-5 pm $22/hour

5 pm-10 pm $26/hour

Sa 8 am- 6 pm $26/hour

6-9 pm $22/hour

Su 8 am- 4 pm $26/hour

4-8 pm $22/hour

Lesson Registration Schedule Spring 2011Monday, April 11 - Sunday, June 12, 2011 (9 Weeks)

Monday, March 7 Members enrolled in Winter 2011

Thursday, March 10 Winter Lesson Participants

Monday, March 14 2010/11 Members

Thursday, March 17 Open and Online Registration

QuICKSTART TENNIS PROgRAMForest View is proud to offer the Quickstart Tennis method of teaching for young junior players as the first of three phases of our

lesson program. We believe that this is the best way to get students playing tennis at young ages with solid technique. Racquets, balls,

and courts will be sized appropriately for each age, size, and ability level with the goal being to get kids playing tennis earlier in the

learning process. These lessons will look more interactive with emphasis being placed on movement and body awareness, culminating

in early rallies between student and instructor and soon thereafter from student to student. We are looking forward to grooming the next

generation of northwest suburban tennis players with this initiative.

Quickstart Tennis LessonsChildren are taught tennis technique and rules of the game in a format that is scaled to their size and ability. This miniature version of

adult tennis allows the young beginner and advanced beginner to play and learn tennis at the same time. (NA)

Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class

1388-3 Beginner 4-6 yrs M 1:15-2 pm 3/28-4/25 $65/$78 5

1388-4 Beginner 4-6 yrs M 1:15-2 pm 5/2-6/6 $65/$78 5 5/30

1388-5 I 4-6 yrs T 4:30-5:15 pm 3/29-5/3 $77/$93 6

1388-6 I 4-6 yrs T 4:30-5:15 pm 5/10-6/7 $65/$78 5

1388-7 I 4-6 yrs W 4:15-5 pm 3/30-5/4 $77/$93 6

1388-8 I 4-6 yrs W 4:15-5 pm 5/11-6/8 $65/$78 5

1388-9 II 5-7 yrs T 5:15-6 pm 3/29-5/3 $77/$93 6

1389-0 II 5-7 yrs T 5:15-6 pm 5/10-6/7 $65/$78 5

1389-1 II 5-7 yrs Th 4:15-5 pm 3/31-5/5 $77/$93 6

1389-2 II 5-7 yrs Th 4:15-5 pm 5/12-6/9 $65/$78 5

1389-3 III 7-9 yrs M 4-5 pm 3/28-4/25 $85/$102 5

1389-4 III 7-9 yrs M 4-5 pm 5/2-6/6 $85/$102 5 5/30

1389-5 III 7-9 yrs W 5-6 pm 3/30-5/4 $102/$123 6

1389-6 III 7-9 yrs W 5-6 pm 5/11-6/8 $85/$102 5

1389-7 IV 8-10 yrs Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$184 9

Advanced Quick Start Tennis LessonsA continuation of the Quickstart program appropriate for children that have taken the introductory Quickstart lessons and are ready for

a greater challenge. (NA)

Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class

1391-8 5-7 yrs W 4-5 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$184 9

1391-9 7-9 yrs M 5-6 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$164 8 5/30

1392-0 7-9 yrs F 4-5 pm 4/15-6/10 $153/$184 9

1392-1 8-10 yrs M 4-5 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$164 8 5/30

Spring Racquetball LeaguesDay Time Fee

M 5:30-6:30 pm $130/player

T 5:30-6:30 pm $130/player

T 6:30-7:30 pm $130/player

Th 5:30-6:30 pm $130/player

Th 6:30-7:30 pm $130/player

Th 7:30-8:30 pm $130/player

Sa 8:30-9:30 pm $130/player

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Junior Lesson ProgressionQuickstart I 4- 6 yrs

Quickstart II 5-7 yrs

Quickstart III 7-9 yrs

Quickstart IV 8-10 yrs

Advanced Quickstart I 4-6 yrs

Advanced Quickstart II 5-7 yrs

Advanced Quickstart III 7-9 yrs

Advanced Quickstart IV 8-10 yrs

Junior Development I 10-13 yrs

Junior Development II 10-13 yrs

Junior Development III 11-14 yrs

Academy Pro Placement

FOREST vIEW ACAdEMy PROgRAMForest View is excited to offer the Academy Program for competitive junior players. Learning perfect strokes

is a worthy goal, but only if they can help you win the point. Tennis cannot be learned in a classroom, so

students in the Academy program should expect to hit more than listen. Competitive experiences are not

the test of your achievement. They are simply part of the process of learning to compete. The focus of

training in the Academy Program will be on teaching players how to apply their individual skills to various

levels of competition. For information on placement in the Academy Program please contact Head Tennis

Professional, Jason Stanislaw at 847.640.2574 or [email protected]

Requirements for participation in the Academy Program are:

• Forest View Junior Membership

• Competitive Play (Tournaments, High School Teams, Junior Match Play Program)

Academy ProgramAcademy Program is designed for juniors actively involved in competitive tennis. Forest View membership is a requirement for this

program. Placement is by pro staff recommendation. (NA)

Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes No Class

1394-2 I 9-12 yrs W 4:30-6 pm 4/13-6/8 $238 9

1394-3 II 11-14 yrs M 4-5:30 pm 4/11-6/6 $212 8 5/30

1394-4 III 13-16 yrs M 5:30-7 pm 4/11-6/6 $212 8 5/30

1394-5 III 13-16 yrs Su 1-2:30 pm 4/17-6/12 $212 8 4/24

1394-6 IV 14-18 yrs T 4:30-6 pm 4/12-6/7 $238 9

1394-7 IV 14-18 yrs Su 2:30-4 pm 4/17-6/12 $212 8 4/24

1394-8 V 13-18 yrs Th 4-5:30 pm 4/14-6/9 $238 9

1394-9 V 14-18 yrs Th 5:30-7 pm 4/14-6/9 $238 9

JuNIOR dEvELOPMENT PROgRAMJunior Development is the second phase of the Forest View junior lesson program.

This phase of the program is geared toward beginner and advanced beginner junior

players ages 10 thru 14. The focus of training is on technical skill development

in preparation for play. This phase of the junior lesson program is appropriate for

students learning the game for fun, or as preparation for future competitive play.

Junior Development IThis class will serve as an introduction to stroke production and the basic rules of

tennis. 10-13 year old beginners with little or no tennis experience. Emphasis is on

basic stroke technique. (NA)


1397-0 10-13 yrs M 4-5 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$164 8 5/30

1397-1 10-13 yrs Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$184 9

Junior Development II10-13 yr olds playing at an advanced beginner level. Emphasis is on improvement of stroke technique. Players should be able to sustain

slow to moderate rallies and have a basic service motion. (NA)


1399-2 10-13 yrs F 5-6 pm 4/15-6/10 $153/$184 9

1399-3 10-13 yrs Su 12-1 pm 4/17-6/12 $136/$164 8 4/24

Junior Development III11- 14 year old advanced beginner and intermediate players. This class continues to work on refining stroke technique and footwork.

Players should be able to sustain rallies at a moderate pace with some control evident when trying for power. The serve is beginning to

show consistency in ability to control the toss and the shape of the swing. (NA)

Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes

1401-4 11-14 yrs T 5-6 pm 4/12-6/7 $153/$184 9

1401-5 11-14 yrs Th 5-6 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$184 9

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Fv AduLT TENNISAdult Drill And Play ProgramsThe adult instruction program includes five different levels, classified by title and NTRP scale. If you are uncertain about your entry

level and NTRP rating, please consult a member of our pro staff or refer to the NTRP self-rating system. Since each class represents a

specific ability level, completion of one session does not necessarily ensure graduation to the next highest level. Waiver required. (NA)

Age: 18+

Class Level Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class

1403-6 Beginner M 1:15-2:15 pm 3/28-4/25 $83/$93 5

1403-7 Beginner 1.5-2.0 T 6-7 pm 4/12-6/7 $153/$184 9

1403-8 Beginner 1.5-2.0 W 6-7 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$184 9

1403-9 Beginner M 1:15-2:15 pm 5/2-6/6 $83/$93 5 5/30

1404-0 Advanced Beginner 2.0-3.0 M 9:30-11 am 4/11-6/6 $198/$226 8 5/30

1404-1 Advanced Beginner 2.0-3.0 T 1-2:30 pm 4/12-6/7 $223/$254 9

1404-2 Advanced Beginner 2.0-3.0 W 5:30-7 pm 4/13-6/8 $223/$254 9

1404-3 Advanced Beginner 2.0-3.0 Th 9:30-11 am 4/14-6/9 $223/$254 9

1404-4 Intermediate 3.0-3.5 W 7-9 pm 4/13-6/8 $261/$292 9

1404-5 Intermediate 3.0-3.5 Th 6-8 pm 4/14-6/9 $261/$292 9

1404-6 Intermediate 3.0-3.5 Sa 10:30 am-12 pm 4/16-6/18 $223/$254 9 5/28

Forest View Travel TeamsThe men’s and women’s travel teams compete in a league which includes Glenview, Winnetka, Wilmette, Barrington and Heritage Tennis

Club. Ladies’ matches are from 12-2 pm on Thursday or Friday afternoons and Men’s matches are played on weekend afternoons. All

players on these travel teams must be current Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club members. Interested players should get in touch

with Forest View staff regarding team availability. (NA)

Age: 18+

Class Level Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes No Class

1406-7 Ladies A W 12:30-2:30 pm 4/13-6/8 $234 9

1406-8 Ladies B M 9-11 am 4/11-6/6 $208 8 5/30

1406-9 Ladies B W 10 am-12 pm 4/13-6/8 $234 9

1407-0 Ladies C T 9:30-11:30 am 4/12-6/7 $234 9

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Chris Nisbet, Manager

Rob Laue, Assistant Manager

Barb Bonk, Desk Manager|League Coordinator

Lew Miller, USPTA Head Pro|Ladies Travel Team Coordinator

Dick Wienke, PTR Associate Pro

John Tranter, Associate Pro|Men’s and Ladies Travel Team Coordinator

Steve Rosen, USPTA Associate Pro|Racquet Stringer|Mixed

Doubles and Ladies Travel Team Coordinator

Jesse Burleson, USPTA Associate Pro

Rich Gutierrez, Associate Pro

Cis Woerner, Childcare

Greg Eckert, Maintenance

Club Facilities And Services• Eight Indoor Tennis Courts

• Group and Private Lessons

• Cardio Tennis Classes

• QuickStart Tennis

• In-House Tennis Leagues

• Travel Leagues

• Permanent Court Time

• CDTA Tournament Site

• Party/Group Reservations

• Weekend Special Events

• Lounge/Viewing Area

• Locker Rooms

• Lockers and Towels

• Sauna

• Childcare (during indoor

season)

• Bar/Concessions

• Pro Shop

• Racquet Repair and

Stringing

• Racquet Demo Program

• Ball Machine Rental

Membership2010/11 Indoor Season

September 1, 2010-August 31, 2011

Joining Fee 1x Payment Monthly Dues

Junior N/A $70 N/A

Adult $150 $294 $24.50

Family $200 $450 $37.50

Call the club for new member promotions.

Guest FeesNon-member on court with a member: $8 guest fee for the first

five visits and $12 for any visits thereafter

Non-member adult : $12 guest fee

Non-member student: $3 guest fee

Guest fees are waived after 6 pm on Saturday nights.

Membership PrivilegesCourt Reservations

• Open court-time reservations may be made in-person or by

telephone at any time up to seven days in advance. Members

must use their membership number each time they make

a court reservation and can cancel a reservation up to 24

hours in advance. Non-members may reserve open court

time up to 24 hours in advance and payment is required at

the time of reservation.

In-House Charge Account

• Members are entitled to use in-house charging privileges.

Permanent Court Time/Leagues

• Members are entitled to participate in leagues and purchase

permanent court time at any point during the season.

Permanent court time refers to the automatic reservation of

a court on the same day at the same time each week.

Lesson and Pro Shop Discounts

• Members receive a discount on group lesson fees and on

pro shop merchandise. Current lesson participants and

members have priority sign-up during registration.

Court Rates & Club HoursDay Times Hourly Rate

M-F 8-9 am $16 members

$20 non-members

W 7:30-9 am $16 members

$20 non-members

M-Th 9 am-5 pm $22

5-9 pm $26

9-10 pm $22

F 9 am-9 pm* $22

Sa 8 am-6 pm $26

6-8 pm* $22 No guest fees

(November-March)

8-10 pm* $22 No guest fees

Su 8 am-4 pm $26

4-6 pm* $22

Student Standby $14

The Student Standby Rate applies to grade school, high school and

college students up to 23 years old. A drivers license and student

ID are required. This court rate is for walk-on court time only.

Non-member students will be required to pay a $3 guest fee.

*Club hours may be extended for event schedules. Open courts

may be reserved. The Club may close up to 45 minutes earlier

than scheduled when there are no reservations.

7 West College Drive | 847.398.7780 | ahpd.org/htc

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Refund Policy and Program Information• Refunds are given to program participants under certain

guidelines as approved by the Park Board. Refund requests

can be initiated and processed at Heritage Tennis Club, which

enables the District to continue its goal of providing personal

and effective service.

• Make-up classes cannot be guaranteed.

• Refund requests may only be submitted for students

withdrawing from a program session.

• Pro-rated refunds are calculated on the number of classes

held prior to the date the Refund Request Form is received by

the Club.

Spring Break Match Playand Tennis ClinicsOur Spring Break Tennis Programs are a big hit, featuring

innovative drills and games to give players of all abilities an

ultimate high energy tennis program. Programs will be offered

Monday-Friday, March 21-25. Sign up for one day or all five days!

• Quickstart Tennis 5-7 years (1-1:30 pm)

• Quickstart Tennis 8-10 years (1:30-2:30 pm): The easier it

is for kids to play tennis, the greater the chance that they will

stick with it. Like other sports that bring their games down

to scale, from a smaller diamond for Little League baseball

to a shorter goal and smaller ball in basketball, students in

the QuickStart program will play on courts that are smaller,

use racquets that are shorter and play with a foam or low

compression felt ball that have been designed for success.

• Advanced Beginner/Intermediate 9-13 years (11 am-12:30 pm): This

program is geared for existing players who want to improve

stroke technique and footwork. Students will drill and play to

develop consistency and practice the rules of tennis.

• Match Play - Intermediate/Tournament Training 12-17 yrs

(2:30-4 pm):This program is designed for intermediate players

who are interested in getting tournament experience. Match

Play will challenge players to compete in a round robin format

using the skills and experience they have developed from years

of lessons and practice! For program fees and registration

details see our website, ahpd.org/htc, or call the Club to

request a copy of our Program Flyer.

CHRIS NISBETManagerFor more information on Heritage

Tennis Club, please call Chris at


Lesson Registration and Program PoliciesHeritage Tennis Club will offer group tennis instruction

throughout the 2010/11 season. Please call the club for specific

program information or visit our website at ahpd.org/htc.

Spring

Monday, April 11, 2011 -Sunday, June 12, 2011 (9 weeks)

Monday, March 7 Members enrolled in Winter 2011

Thursday, March 10 Winter lesson participants

Monday, March 14 2010/11 members

Thursday, March 17 Open and online registration

Registration Policies• 2010/2011 Memberships must be paid in full at the time of

registration for membership discount and registration privileges.

• In-person registration begins at 7:30 am on the dates given.

Individuals may register only their immediate families.

Registration qualifications are considered per individual player.

• Register at Heritage Tennis Club. In-person registration will be

completed before mail-in or early registration is processed.

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QuickStart Tennis: 4-7 years This program is designed to introduce children to the game

through an innovative format. Instructors will use modified

courts, nets, racquets and balls. This enables younger students

to practice and play real tennis to scale. Students will be able to

play and learn at the same time. Quickstart Tennis is designed

for children who are new to the game of tennis. NOTE: All stu-

dents are advised to purchase a 19-21 inch tennis racquet, as

practice outside of class is stressed; however, racquets will be

available to use during class. No class 5/30. (CN)


1409-1 4-6 yrs M 3:30-4 pm 4/11-6/6 $64 8

1409-2 4-6 yrs T 3:30-4 pm 4/12-6/7 $72 9

1409-3 4-6 yrs W 1-1:30 pm 4/13-6/8 $72 9

1414-6 5-7 yrs T 4-4:45 pm 4/12-6/7 $90 9

1414-7 5-7 yrs Sa 9:15-10 am 4/16-6/11 $90 9

1414-8 5-7 yrs Sa 12-12:45 pm 4/16-6/11 $90 9

1414-9 5-7 yrs Sa 2-2:45 pm 4/16-6/11 $90 9

Hitters: 6-8 YearsThis program introduces the basics of tennis: forehand and

backhand groundstrokes, volleys and serves. NOTE: Students need

to bring a tennis racquet to class. No class 4/24 or 5/30. (CN)

Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee #

1417-0 M 6-7 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$156 8

1417-1 T 4-5 pm 4/12-6/7 $153/$173 9

1417-2 W 4-5 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$173 9

1417-3 Th 5-6 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$173 9

1417-4 F 4-5 pm 4/15-6/10 $153/$173 9

1417-5 Sa 9-10 am 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1417-6 Sa 1-2 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1417-7 Sa 3-4 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1417-8 Su 3-4 pm 4/17-6/12 $153/$173 8

Junior Tennis LessonsBeginnerIntroduces and practices the tennis basics: forehand and backhand

groundstrokes, volleys and serves. NOTE: Beginner students need to

bring a tennis racquet to class. No class 4/24 or 5/30.(CN)

Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee #

1423-4 8-10 yrs W 4-5 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$173 9

1423-5 8-10 yrs Th 6-7 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$173 9

1423-6 8-10 yrs Sa 10-11 am 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1423-7 8-11 yrs Sa 3-4 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1423-8 8-12 yrs M 4-5 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$156 8

1423-9 8-12 yrs Sa 2-3 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1424-0 8-12 yrs Su 1-2 pm 4/17-6/12 $136/$156 8

1424-1 9-12 yrs T 6-7 pm 4/12-6/7 $153/$173 9

1424-2 9-12 yrs F 5-6 pm 4/15-6/10 $153/$173 9

1424-3 10-12 yrs Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$173 9

1424-4 10-12 yrs Sa 9-10 am 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1424-5 10-13 yrs Sa 2-3 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$173 9

1424-6 11-14 yrs W 5-6 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$173 9

Advanced BeginnerNOTE: Advanced Beginner students need to bring a tennis racquet to

class. No class 4/24 or 5/30. (CN)

Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee #

1419-9 8-10 yrs Th 4-5 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$188 9

1420-0 8-11 yrs Sa 2-3 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$188 9

1420-1 9-10 yrs M 4-5 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$171 8

1420-2 10-12 yrs M 4-5 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$171 8

1420-3 10-12 yrs W 5-6 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$188 9

1420-4 10-12 yrs Sa 3-4 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$188 9

1420-5 10-13 yrs Su 2-3 pm 4/17-6/12 $136/$171 8

1420-6 11-13 yrs M 5-6 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$171 8

1420-7 11-13 yrs T 5-6 pm 4/12-6/7 $153/$188 9

1420-8 11-13 yrs W 6-7 pm 4/13-6/8 $153/$188 9

1420-9 11-13 yrs Th 5-6 pm 4/14-6/9 $153/$188 9

1421-0 11-13 yrs Sa 11-12 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$188 9

1421-1 11-13 yrs Sa 4-5 pm 4/16-6/11 $153/$188 9

1421-2 11-13 yrs Su 4-5 pm 4/17-6/12 $136/$171 8

1421-3 12-14 yrs M 5-6 pm 4/11-6/6 $136/$171 8

Junior TennisIntermediate, Tournament Training and Match Play Programs

Program descriptions and class schedules can be found

online at ahpd.org/htc or call the club at 847.398.7780

to request a copy of our brochure.

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Cardio Tennis Advanced Beginners and aboveWant a high energy workout? Then you are ready for CARDIO

TENNIS! Heritage Tennis Club is excited to offer this fantastic

fitness program for adults. HTC Tennis Professionals will get you

moving in drill-based and play-based exercises designed to give

you a workout! This non-stop tennis program includes a 5 to 10

minute warm-up, a 40 to 50 minute workout, and finishes with

an easy cool-down session. You will not be disappointed! Can

you handle the challenge? Classes have been designed for Adults

at the Advanced Beginner or above level.

Daily reservations may be available for classes that have not

reached the maximum. Class maximum is eight! Call the Club

at 847-398-7780 to reserve and pre-pay by noon the day

before each class. A daily reservation may be cancelled 24

hours in advance without charge. Players who fail to cancel the

reservation 24 hours in advance or who do not show will be

charged if the Club is unable to fill the spot. Classes will not

meet with less than three registered. (CN)

There are 3 ways to sign up! Register for the 9 week session

below, April 11 -June 12, 2011, pick up a HTC Cardio pass or

pay the daily fee.

1) Daily Fee: $16-$18/class

2) HTC Cardio Pass: Pay for 14 classes and get the 15th class FREE.

3) 10 Week Session. Note: No class 4/24.


1438-7 18+ T 9-10 am 4/12-6/7 $131

1438-8 18+ W 1-2 pm 4/13-6/8 $131

1438-9 18+ Th 8-9 am 4/14-6/9 $131

1439-2 18+ F 8-9 am 4/15-6/10 $131

1439-3 18+ Sa 8-9 am 4/16-6/11 $147

1439-0 18+ Sa 12-1 pm 4/16-6/11 $147

1439-1 18+ Su 12-1 pm 4/17-6/12 $131

Tennis Instructor TrainingHere’s a chance for budding tennis pros to get a head start!

High school varsity players or college students interested in

teaching tennis will train with an experienced Heritage Tennis

Club pro. Students will learn how to teach the necessary skills

and communicate through activities like drills and games. Those

who excel will be strongly considered for a summer job teaching

outdoors with the Arlington Heights Park District! (RL)


1431-9 M 6-8 pm 5/2-5/16 $40 3

AduLT TENNISBeginner 1.0-2.5 (18 yrs+)Instruction emphasizes the development of proper stroke

mechanics for forehand, backhand, service, volley, lob and

overhead. First time students in the beginner program receive

10% off the non-member fee when they register in-person at

Heritage Tennis Club. (first time student discount can only be

honored at the time of registration.) (CN)


1441-2 W 10-11 am 4/13-6/8 $162/$197 9

1441-3 W 7-8 pm 4/13-6/8 $162/$197 9

1441-4 Th 1-2 pm 4/14-6/9 $162/$197 9

1441-5 Sa 3-4 pm 4/16-6/11 $162/$197 9

Adv. Beginner 2.5-3.0 (18 yrs+)Introduces the overhead shot, develops consistency and

improves stroke technique, movement and positioning.

Basic positioning for singles and doubles and scoring will be

introduced. No class 5/30. (CN)


1436-3 M 7-8 pm 4/11-6/6 $144/$184 8

1436-4 T 10-11 am 4/12-6/7 $162/$202 9

1436-5 Th 1-2 pm 4/14-6/9 $162/$202 9

1436-6 Sa 5-6 pm 4/16-6/11 $162/$202 9

Adult Drill: Adv. Beginner 2.5-3.0 (18 yrs+)The program will focus on stroke development and situational

drills to develop a more competitive player. Classes also involve

tennis play. No class 5/30. (CN)


1434-0 M 9-10:30 am 4/11-6/6 $204/$244 8

1434-1 Th 6-7:30 pm 4/14-6/9 $230/$270 9

1434-2 F 9:30-11 am 4/15-6/10 $230/$270 9

ROB LAUEAssistant ManagerFor more information on Heritage

Tennis Club, please call Rob at


Adult TennisIntermediate and Advanced Programs 3.0-4.5

Program descriptions and class schedules can be found

online at ahpd.org/htc or call the club at 847.398.7780

to request a copy of our brochure.

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SOCCERagility

When is the Spring sign up deadline?Gr K-8: Registration began October 23 and ends Friday,

February 4 at 5 pm. Any registration accepted after this

date will encounter a $25 late fee and will be placed on a

waitlist. Teams are formed by the availability of coaches

and the time of your registration. Although an unlimited

number of children are allowed to register between

October 31 and February 4, if the number of coaches

is insufficient to form enough teams for all registered

children, the Park District may be forced to refund

registration fees. We suggest that you register early

to increase your chance of getting into the program.

Being placed on the wait list does not guarantee a space

in the program. Placement will be based on volunteer

coach availability and space available on teams. Games

will begin April 16 and conclude June 4. All games

will be played on Saturday except for one weekend

during the season Division I, II and III will be played on

Sunday. Children must have a soccer ball available for

practice. After February 4, you may sign up to be placed

on a wait list at your local Community Center (Camelot,

Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer or Recreation). Registration

is in-person, as parents are required to fill out several

permission forms.

Where can I register for Soccer?Registration must be done online or in-person at

Community Centers (Camelot, Frontier, Heritage,

Pioneer, or Recreation) as parents are required to fill

out several permission forms. Please see fees listed.

All divisions will wear red and white jerseys.

AHPD’s Soccer ProgramThe Park District’s soccer program is a recreational league for boys and girls in kindergarten through eighth grades, and stresses basic soccer

skills, fun and sportsmanship. The program is made up of six divisions: kindergarten; Div I: 1st grade; Division II: 2nd grade; Division III: 3rd

and 4th grades; Division IV: 5th and 6th grades; and Division V: 7th and 8th grades. Boys and girls play on separate teams (except in the

Kindergarten division), in separate leagues, and are placed on teams based out of the park where they have registered..

Division V-7th-8th GradeThe Park District’s Division V - 7th and 8th grades soccer program is a recreational league for boys and girls. It stresses basic soccer

skills, fun, and sportsmanship. This program offers higher level of competition than the youth soccer league for younger grades. The

players fee includes a full uniform with Jersey, short and socks.

Spring 2011 Season

Camelot Frontier Pioneer/ Heritage Rec R/NR Fee

Jersey 3603-2 3603-9 3604-6 3605-3 $14

gr K 3603-3 3604-0 3604-7 3605-4 $57/$67

gr 1 3603-4 3604-1 3604-8 3605-5 $57/$67

gr 2 3603-5 3604-2 3604-9 3605-6 $57/$67

gr 3-4 3603-6 3604-3 3605-0 3605-7 $57/$67

gr 5-6 3603-7 3604-4 3605-1 3605-8 $57/$67

gr 7-8 3603-8 3604-5 3605-2 3605-9 $66/$76

House League Coaches MeetingIf you have volunteered to coach a soccer team this fall,

the coaches meeting will be held Monday,

March 28 at the Pioneer Park Community Center.6:15 pm Kindergarten - Div I

7:15 pm Division II - Division VFor more information on the coaches meeting, contact your

neighborhood community center supervisor.

Soccer Referees NeededThe Park District is looking for people who are

interested in officiating youth soccer games.

Games are played on Saturdays and occasional

weeknights. The spring season runs from

April 16-June 4. Referees age 14 and 15 must

have a work permit. For information on how

to become a soccer referee, please contact

Jason Meredith at 847.506.7133.

JASON MEREDITHAthletic SupervisorFor more information on soccer and

athletics programs, please call Jason at

847.506.7133 or [email protected]

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Elite Soccer - Pre K SoccerThe Arlington Heights Park District in cooperation with Elite Soccer would like to present a Pre-Kindergarten program for 4-5 year olds not in

Kindergarten. Elite Soccer will coach the teams during practice and games. Practices will be held on Tuesday or Wednesday introducing soccer

skills, fun activities using those skills, and will introduce the players to the foundation of soccer. The times below are the practice times and practice

will be held at your local park (Camelot, Frontier, Recreation, or Pioneer). The games are on Saturday mornings at Sunset Meadows Park and will

participate in 3 vs. 3 games; schedules will be distributed at first practice and posted on the Arlington Heights Park District web site and Elite

Soccer web site, elitesoccer.net. Children must have a size 3 soccer ball available for practice and wear shin guards during practices and games. A

$10 Soccer Jersey fee not included, those jerseys can be worn for future years in the house league soccer program. (JM)

Age: 4-5 yrs

Class Location Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes

1445-9 Soccer Jersey $14/$14

1446-0 Camelot T, Sa 9:15-10 am 4/12-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-1 Frontier T, Sa 10:30-11:15 am 4/12-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-2 Recreation T, Sa 11:45 am-12:30 pm 4/12-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-3 Pioneer T, Sa 1-1:45 pm 4/12-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-4 Pioneer T, Sa 2:15-3 pm 4/12-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-5 Recreation T, Sa 5-5:45 pm 4/12-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-6 Pioneer W, Sa 9:15-10 am 4/13-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-7 Pioneer W, Sa 10:30-11:15 am 4/13-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-8 Camelot W, Sa 11:45 am-12:30 pm 4/13-5/21 $99/$109 12

1446-9 Frontier W, Sa 1-1:45 pm 4/13-5/21 $99/$109 12

1447-0 Recreation W, Sa 2:15-3 pm 4/13-5/21 $99/$109 12

1447-1 Recreation W, Sa 5-5:45 pm 4/13-5/21 $99/$109 12

Elite Soccer-3 Year Old Pre K SoccerThis program offers these youngest players the opportunity to learn

from Elite Soccer Coaches in a fun filled session of soccer. Players will

participate in soccer games and activities, one day per week, which

improve skills and increase the enjoyment of the game. For more

details on Elite Soccer Pre-k Soccer please visit elitesoccer.net (JM)



1443-6 Recreation M 11-11:45 am 4/18-5/16

1443-7 Pioneer M 1-1:45 pm 4/18-5/16

1443-8 Recreation M 5-5:45 pm 4/18-5/16

1443-9 Recreation S 5-5:45 pm 4/17-5/22

WANTED: Travel CoachesThe Arlington Aces Soccer Club is looking for qualified

coaches for the travel program. If you are interested in being

a travel coach, please fill out an application. You may print an

application found at ahpd.org/soccer beginning January 21.

Free Elite Soccer House League ClinicEnjoy a free clinic with Elite Soccer professional coaching staff,

the coaches and trainers for Aces Academy and Travel Teams.

Enhance your individual skills in a fun filled environment. (JM)

Location: Miner


1451-6 gr K-1 Su 11:30 am-12:30 pm 5/1

1451-7 gr 2-4 Su 12:45-1:45 pm 5/1

Free Aces Travel Soccer ClinicInterested in becoming an Aces player? Players participate in

an Aces Training session provided by Elite Soccer. You will be

able to meet Elite Soccer professional coaching staff. Parents

can learn more about the program and have their questions

answered. Please contact Jason Meredith, 847.506.7133, with

any questions. (JM)

Age: 7-13 yrs Location: Miner

Class Day(s) Time Date

1455-9 F 5:30-6:30 pm 4/29

1456-0 T 5:30-6:30 pm 5/10

1456-1 Su 3-4:15 pm 5/15

Elite Soccer - Bridge to the AcesInterested in becoming a future Aces travel soccer player?

The Elite Soccer- Bridge to the Aces is a unique opportunity

for Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade players to receive weekly

soccer training and games from Elite Soccer staff coaches,

the coaching and training staff for Elite Soccer-Pre K Soccer

and Arlington Aces Academy and parent-coach travel teams.

This player development program assists players reach their

potential in a fun-filled and challenging environment. Players

will be placed on a team and compete in scheduled games

throughout the 6 week program. Team play and spirit are

fostered through group exercises and small-sided matches.

The Elite Soccer curriculum aims to provide age-appropriate

instruction and ensure that the participants are having fun.

Join Elite Soccer- Bridge to the Aces to enhance your skills and

love for the game! For more information visit elitesoccer.net or

contact Mike Steele, Elite Soccer Director, at 773.561.4949 or

[email protected].

Monday Practices - 4/11,4/18,5/2,5/9

Monday Games - 4/25,5/16

Thursday Practices - 4/14,4/21,5/5,5/12

Thursday Games - 4/28, 5/19

Location: Miner Classes: 6


1449-2 gr K M 4:30-5:30 pm 4/11-5/16 $105/$115

1449-3 gr 1-2 M 5:30-6:30 pm 4/11-5/16 $105/$115

1449-4 gr K Th 4:30-5:30 pm 4/14-5/19 $105/$115

1449-5 gr 1-2 Th 5:30-6:30 pm 4/14-5/19 $105/$115

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hOLIdAy ThEMEdLittle Leprechauns Luncheon

Put on your favorite green clothes and let’s have a St.

Patrick’s Day party. We’ll make a lucky shamrock craft,

play games, and search for your own pot o’ gold. Lunch

is served--featuring hot dogs, chips, and juice with a special

treat for dessert. (EW)

Location: Camelot


1462-1 4-7 yrs Sa 2-3:45 pm 3/12 $15/$21

Dad and Me - Mother’s Day SurpriseDad and child make special gifts for Mom who thinks

homemade gifts are the best. Enjoy a treat together at the end

of class, too. An adult must accompany each child. Register

child’s name only for the class. (KC)

Location: Historical Museum


1464-2 4-7 yrs Su 2:30-3:45 pm 5/1 $16/$20

Mom and Me-Father’s Day SurpriseMom and child create a surprise or two for Dad. These

homemade gifts are sure to be dad’s favorite for years to come.

Enjoy a special treat together, too. An adult must accompany

each child. Register in child’s name only for the class. (KC)



1466-3 4-7 yrs Su 2:30-3:45 pm 5/22 $16/$20

MISCELLANEOuSMy Pet Horse This class is especially for children ages 2-6 with parent or

grandparent. Each child will start off by stuffing an adorable

15” horse. Each child will receive a star to make a wish along

with a birth certificate. This class wouldn’t be complete with out

creating a rhinestone collar. Be the first of your friends to own

your very own pet horse! *Refunds must be requested one week

prior to class start date. (AK)


Instructor: Kreative Kreations


1468-4 2-6 yrs Th 6-7 pm 3/10 $32

Daddy and Me Springtime BunniesCalling all moms! Surprise dad and sign him up for this special

spring time class! We will be stuffing large cuddly bunnies,

decorating spring time tee shirts, thinking of cute names for our

birth certificates and making adorable bunny collars. *Refunds

must be requested one week prior to class start date. Additional

child fee in green. (AK)




1470-6 3-10 yrs Th 6-7 pm 4/14 $35

1470-5 3-10 yrs Th 6-7 pm 4/14 $21

For The Birds Spring is here and the birds are back! In this class you will be

painting and decorating your own home and making a special

treat for the birds. Children 3-5 must have an adult with to help

and refunds must be requested one week prior to the class start

date. (AK)

Location: Heritage


1472-7 4-9 yrs Th 6:30-7:30 pm 5/5 $22

Springtime American Girl DollGirls bring your American Girl doll or other similar sized doll

to this awesome class. We will be designing colorful springtime

outfits and jewelry. This special class wouldn’t be complete

without a trip to the beauty shop where we will be decorating

each doll’s hair with springtime clips and ribbons (ages 3-5

must be accompanied by adult).*Refunds must be made one

week prior to class start date. (AK)




1476-9 3-12 yrs Th 6:30-7:30 pm 3/24 $35

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MagiciansThis one-day hands-on class features card, rope, and sponge

ball tricks. Each participant receives all the necessary props and

an illustrated manual to take home. Children are grouped by age

and always learn age-appropriate tricks. Additionally, children

can sign up again and again since new tricks are taught at each

session. (MH)



1485-4 5-12 yrs M 5:15-6:10 pm 3/14 $20/$34.50

Tie Dye Workshop Let us help you add some color to your wardrobe. Bring 2 to 3

items that you want to tie dye and we will provide the rest. Juice and

cookies will be served along with fun music and a fun time. (AK)

Location: Heritage


1487-5 5-12 yrs Sa 1-2:30 pm 5/7 $17

Roller SkatingHere’s a class for intermediate skaters with either quad or in-line

skates. Students learn to skate forward, backward, stop, do

turns, and more. Class time includes fifteen minutes to get your

equipment, thirty minutes of instructional skating, followed by

fifteen minutes of practice/free skate. The class is divided by age

and ability. The fee includes rental of quad or in-line skates. (EW)

Location: Orbit Roller Rink | 615 Consumers Ave., Palatine

Classes: 6


1489-6 5-15 yrs Sa 11 am-12 pm 4/16-5/21 $70

1489-7 5-15 yrs Sa 11 am-12 pm 5/28-7/2 $70

Book of the Month Club for KidsYou have just found your club if you are nuts

about books and looking to share your passion.

Each month will introduce a new book to be

discussed about in a fun, interactive setting

that will be mediated and run by AHPD staff.

Each week will include snacks and refreshments to help keep

the fun flowing. (MH)



1498-2 8-9 yrs Su 3-4 pm 3/27-4/17 $20

Mother Daughter Spa TimeThis unique night is honoring Mother’s Day by mom’s spending

special time with their daughter/s and getting the spa brought

to them. The twist is that the pampering is done by the

daughters! Each mom will have a facial, pedicure and manicure

given by their daughter team member. They will be treated to

a avocado mask, a crystal bracelet is made for them, a full

pedicure with polish application and manicure complete with

nail decals and glitter touches. A complimentary spa bag is

given to each mom. (AK)

Location: Recreation Instructor: Glitzy Girlz


1479-0 7-13 yrs Th 6-7:30 pm 5/26 $34

Mad Science For Young Scientists (New Topics)Join Mad Science for loads of hands-on science fun. Each

week covers experiments and exploration designed for younger

scientists. Lots of fun and exciting science topics to investigate

and things to take home. All materials are included and

instructors are provided by Mad Science of Northern Illinois. All

children must be four years old as of September 1, 2010. (PR)



1481-1 4-6 yrs Th 11-11:45 am 3/31-5/19 $122

1481-2 4-6 yrs Th 1:30-2:15 pm 3/31-5/19 $122

Mad Science - System 4Mad Science is back with one of our favorite series of fun,

spectacular, hands-on science experiments! Some of the science

topics will include Detective Science, Movie Effects, Machines and

more. Each young scientist will be able to make some fun take

home projects too, including a fun movie effect, a propeller driven

car and many others. All materials are included and instructors are

provided by Mad Science of Northern Illinois.(PR)


Instructor: Mad Science Classes: 8


1483-3 gr 1-3 Th 4:15-5:15 pm 3/31-5/19 $130

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Strength and Conditioning Training for the Student AthleteAny professional will tell you that the best competitors are total

athletes. They have solid, all around conditioning and they are

ready to hit it hard again while their opponent is slumped over

and gasping fo air. Sport specific skill development for student

athletes is important, but those skills won’t be fully leveraged

without proper strength and conditioning program. Former

collegiate track and field athlete, Certified Athletic Trainer

and National Academy of Sports Medicine Corrective Exercise

Specialist Becky Rivard will lead student athletes through a

rigorous clinic focused on movement fundamentals, and overall

strength and conditioning. The clinic will emphasize posterior

chain strengthening, multi-planar movements, proper landing

mechanics, dynamic movements, balance, and injury prevention

education. (EW)


Instructor: Becky Rivard-Elite Athletic Development

Classes: 10


1518-1 12-18 yrs Th 7-8 pm 3/31-6/2 $125

Roadside Repairs for Triathletes and RacersThis hands-on class will teach participants about quick bicycle

repair while out on the course. Learn how to repair tires and

tubes, cables, chains, and fit adjustments. The class will

also explain how to ride a bike safely according to the Illinois

Bicyclist Rules of the road. The class will be taught by Peter

Barson of Campbell Street Bicycle Shop, which is located right

here in downtown Arlington Heights. All students will receive a

tire repair kit, a bicycle multi-use tool, and a copy of the Illinois

Bicyclist Rules of the Road manual. Participants will get more

benefits out of the lessons if they bring their own bicycles,

however, if this is not possible Campbell Street Bikes will have a

limited amount to use. All classes will be held in the basement

at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. (TJ)



1520-2 16+ M 7-8 pm 4/4-4/18 $33/$49.50

Afternoon of Wii SportsWhat does the combination of the Wii and sports make? Join

us for a afternoon of Wii Sports at Camelot Park and have fun

playing some of your favorite Wii Sports games. Play anything

from boxing to bowling, from golf to home run derby. We will

have it all! (EW)

Location: Camelot


1509-5 9-12 yrs Sa 2-4 pm 3/12 $10

1509-6 9-12 yrs Sa 2-4 pm 4/30 $10

1509-7 9-12 yrs Sa 2-4 pm 5/14 $10

Bicycle Repair and SafetyThis class will teach, hands-on, about bicycle repair and safety.

Students will learn how to repair tires and tubes, cables, chains,

and fit adjustments. The class will also explain how to ride a bike

safely according to the Illinois Bicyclist Rules of the road. The class

will be taught by Peter Barson of Campbell Street Bicycle Shop,

which is located right here in downtown Arlington Heights. All

students will receive a tire repair kit, a bicycle multi-use tool, and a

copy of the Illinois Bicyclist Rules of the Road manual. Participants

will benefit more out of the lessons if they bring their own bicycles.

However, if this is not possible, Campbell Street Bikes will have a

limited amount to use. All classes will be held in the basement at

Olympic Indoor Swim Center. Children under the age of 12 should

be accompanied by an adult. (TJ)


R/NR Fee: $33/$49.50


1493-9 6-15 yrs M 5:50-6:50 pm 4/4-4/18

Archery Learn the correct way to handle and shoot a bow and

arrow. Students learn to work with the recurve bow

and instructors emphasize safety and fun while

teaching proper technique. All necessary equipment

is provided. (PR)



1496-0 7-10 yrs T 4:30-5:15 pm 3/15-4/26 $70

1496-1 11-14 yrs T 5:30-6:15 pm 3/15-4/26 $70

HorsemanshipClasses will be held at Palatine Stables. This beginner class

covers basic horsemanship skills including safety, grooming,

tacking and riding skills. In the event of cold weather classes

will be held indoors. (PR)

Location: Palatine Stables Classes: 5


1500-3 8-15 yrs T 6:30-7:30 pm 3/29-4/26 $220

1500-4 8-15 yrs W 7:30-8:30 pm 3/30-4/27 $220

1500-6 8-15 yrs Sa 11:30-12:30 pm 4/2-4/30 $220

1500-9 8-15 yrs Su 2:30-3:30 pm 4/3-5/8 $220

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Online Course in Adult/Infant/Child CPR/AED and First AidDo you have a busy schedule that won’t allow you to attend a

class once a week? Do you have internet access? You can learn

CPR, First Aid, and AED skills at your own pace. You’ll receive an

access code that enables you to take an on-line course. Once you

have successfully completed the on-line course you can make an

appointment to be tested. Start at any time after March 1 , but

you must take the tests by May 10. After you register you will be

contacted within a week with your access code and information

about the on-line course. You do not need to attend any classes

other than the night you decide to be tested. (EW)

Class Age Fee Dates

1516-0 11+ $72 2/28-4/30

Chess Scholars Spring Break CampThis chess camp is great for both beginners and experienced

young players. Each day will consist of a fun and interactive

teaching period along with guided practice time, as well as team

chess and other fun activities. Both new and returning players

are welcome to attend, and will get to the next level under

the guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars Coach. Each

participant will take home a chess set and an award. (PR)


Instructor: Chess Scholars


1539-0 6+ M-W 9-12 pm 3/21-3/23 $100

Checkmate ChessLearn how to win at chess! Each class will consist of a fun

interactive teaching period and guided practice time. Both new

and returning participants are welcome and will get to the next

level under the guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars

coach. No previous knowledge of chess is necessary. (PR)


Instructor: Chess Scholars


1536-9 6+ W 6:30-7:30 pm 3/30-5/4 $85

Hand Embroidery You will learn the basics of hand embroidery or learn new stitches

to improve your skills as well as types of stitches including: outline,

stem stitch, running stitch, chain stitch, crossed stitch, count

crossed stitch, backstitch french knots, lazy daisy stitch and satin

stitch, fasten off, pompoms, tassels and more. Participants 8-12

years old must have an adult in the class with them. Class supply

list will be mailed. No class 3/23. (AK)



1503-0 8+ W 7-9 pm 3/9-5/4 $69

Crocheting ClassIn this class you will learn the basics to crocheting or advance

your skills. You will also learn increase and decrease stitches,

shell stitch, popcorn stitch, ripple afghan stitch, broom stitch

lace, granny square, pompoms, tassels and more! Supplies will

cost about $30 and a class supply list will be mailed to you.

Children 12 and under must have an adult take the class with

them. No class 3/24. (AK)



1505-1 8+ Th 7-9 pm 3/10-5/5 $69

Rocket To The CloudsHave you ever wanted to reach out and touch the clouds? When

you build and launch your own model rocket, you’ll feel like you’re

in the clouds. Assemble the rockets inside and then launch them

in the park. Please dress for the weather. Participants, who must

be ten years or older, will build their own rocket. Rockets and all

supplies are provided along with lunch. (EW)

Location: Camelot


1511-8 10-12 yrs Sa 1-4 pm 5/7 $25/$32.50

BabysittingLearn to be a super sitter. Instruction includes characteristics

of the responsible sitter, how to get sitter jobs, how to handle

fire and first aid emergencies and ideas for games and other

activities. Attendance is required at all classes to be eligible for

a course completion certificate. (MH)



1513-9 11-13 yrs W 7:15-8 pm 3/16-5/4 $52/$76.50

Home Alone SafetyAre you a working parent? If so, this is one class you don’t want

your kids to miss! They will learn all about home alone safety,

including but not limited to: making safe snacks, key safety, fire

safety, strangers, phone, weather safety, first aid safety, what

if scenarios, emergency phone lists and situations, playing

outside, time management and more! Attendance is required in

order to receive a completion of class certificate. (MH)



1507-2 8+ W 6:15-7 pm 3/16-3/23 $20

1507-3 8+ W 6:15-7 pm 4/6-4/13 $20

1507-4 8+ W 6:15-7 pm 5/4-5/11 $20

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LEgO TEChNOLOgy CLASSESTechno Tops for TotsLaunch your child into the world of technology through this

hands-on discovery class with it’s focus on social, emotional

and cognitive development. The program enables learning by

interacting with the computer and a variety of age appropriate

software, and through observation, participation and discussion

in this personalized class. Other than hands on experience with

technology, the children develop and refine skills in language

arts and reading readiness, math readiness and problem solving

while having great fun. (LM)

Location: Pioneer Park Classes: 8

Instructor: TechnoSaurus


1583-6 3-4 yrs T 2:30-3 pm 3/29-5/17 $103

1583-7 4-5 yrs T 3:15-3:45 pm 3/29-5/17 $103

Little Masters at LEGO EngineeringChildren just love to build and break and that is how they build

on their storehouse of creative energy. Working with LEGO

Education Kits under professional guidance, they make working

models of simple machines to learn some of the basic concepts

of engineering and science. Hands-on activity develops an

understanding of how things work which develops the aptitude

for engineering and promotes learning in science. This program

stimulates their creativity, and provides a supportive environment

for its exploration, as well as helps promote social skills. (LM)


Instructor: Technosauras


1585-8 5-7 yrs T 4-4:45 pm 3/29-5/17 $116

Digital Movie with AnimationMovie making is a perfect art-form which brings together a

variety of talents and skills. Children have a great sense of

creativity and imagination which need appropriate impulse and

encouraging-setting to manifest. The participants will choose

themes for their movies and develop the plot. They will set up

their studios with LEGO pieces and props, create an animated

movie, edit, add title-credits-special effects etc., and burn it to

a CD for taking home. They work in small teams with technical

equipment, a complete set of which is allotted exclusively

to each team. Working cooperatively, they also hone their

social skills, and appreciate value of team work. (Children are

encouraged to bring LEGO toys and other props that they would

need to make their animated movie) (LM)


Instructor: Technosaurus


1587-9 8-12 yrs T 5-6 pm 3/29-5/17 $116

dOg ObEdIENCEPuppy ObedienceTeaching positive behavior while discouraging negative behavior

is the main goal of this class for dogs ages 2 1/2 to 6-months.

Socialization, house manners, housebreaking, sit, down, and

come are covered. Individual problems will also be addressed.

Written proof of distemper and Parvo shots is required the first

night of class. Puppies with fleas may not attend. (PR)


Instructor: Sheryl Phelps


1532-7 12+ M 7-8 pm 3/14-5/2 $60

Dog ObedienceTake your dog to school to learn popular obedience commands such as

stay, sit, down, come and heel. Individual problems will be addressed.

Dogs must be six months old to enroll in the class. Proof of Rabies,

Parvo, and DHL shots will be required the first night of class. No dog

will be allowed to stay without written proof. Ask your veterinarian for a

written statement. Dogs with fleas may not attend. (PR)




1530-6 12+ M 8-9 pm 3/14-5/2 $60

Advanced Dog ObedienceEnroll your dog in this class to learn a variety of advanced obedience

skills and possibly a few tricks. Individual problems are addressed.

All dogs must be over 6 months old to enroll in the class. Dogs with

fleas may not attend. (PR)




1534-8 18+ M 9-10 pm 3/14-5/2 $60

ChEERLEAdINg & POMIntroduction to Baton and Pom DanceThis is the perfect class for your child’s first experience with baton and

pom dance. This class allows your child to develop their pom dance

and baton skills and learn fun exciting routines. You may bring your

own baton or purchase one from the instructor for $15. A recital is

held one week after the last class with a uniform cost under $30. (AK)

Location: Juliette Low School Classes: 9

Instructor: Stephanie Felber


1579-3 4-6 yrs M 6-6:30 pm 3/28-5/23 $44/$58.50

1579-4 7-10 yrs M 6:30-7 pm 3/28-5/23 $44/$58.50

Performance Baton and Pom DanceIn this class you will learn and memorize routines that will be

performed at local functions, events and possible competitions.

Great preparation for talent shows or school tryouts. (AK)

Location: Juliette Low School Classes: 9

Instructor: Stephanie Felber


1581-5 10+ M 7-8 pm 3/28-5/23 $44/$54.50

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KIdS CuLINARyBaking 101Do you have a future pastry chef in your kitchen? Send them to

our culinary center for our baking series. We will be whipping

up delicious creations fresh from the oven. We will be covering

baking basics in this class. Continue your baking adventure by

signing up for our Baking 102 class. All refunds must be done

24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will

be charged the full amount for the class. (EW)

Location: Whole Foods Market | 1333 North Rand Road


1545-4 8-13 yrs T 4:30-6:30 pm 5/17 $28

Flour Power Cooking Class Little girls love to cook, bake and decorate. With Dave Esau,

chef/owner of Dave’s Specialty Foods, Inc. of Mt. Prospect,

the girls will have fun mixing up a variety of baked goods.

Participants should bring an apron to class. This class is for

Girls only. (KC)



1547-5 5-7 yrs Th 4-5:30 pm 4/7 $22/$27

Snack Attack Cooking Class This Boys only cooking class will teach the boys how to

make some fantastic snacks. This is a hands-on class led

by Dave Esau, chef/owner of Dave’s Specialty Foods, Inc. of

Mt. Prospect. Participants should bring an apron to class.

Cooking with Chef Dave is lots of fun and there will be plenty of

samples. (KC)



1549-6 5-7 yrs Th 4-5:30 pm 4/14 $22/$27

Cookie Time with Whole FoodsSchedule some special time with your little chef in our culinary

center. We will make cookies and do a food art craft while they

are baking. Junior chefs get to personalize their own apron

in the first class. Framed picture of your child included. All

refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any

refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the

class. (EW)



1551-7 3-6 yrs M 10:30-11:30 am 4/18-5/2 $53

Baking 102Continue your junior chef’s baking lessons with the second

in the series of kid’s baking classes. Baking 101 class

recommended but not required. All refunds must be done 24

hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be

charged the full amount for the class We will still be whipping

up more treats from the oven. (EW)



1553-8 8-13 yrs T 4:30-6:30 pm 5/24 $28

Engineering Geniuses w/ LEGOSConstructing working models’ of basic

machines with LEGO Education Sets

provides understanding of some of the

fundamental concepts of engineering,

without the overload of technical jargon.

The participants apply the learning about

structures, levers, pulleys and gears for

problem solving, by progressively investigating

and exploring, through modification and upgrading of simple

mechanical and motorized machines. They are encouraged

to deploy their ingenuity and creativity by a friendly and

competitive environment. Children work in teams of two.

Each team will have one complete LEGO Simple & Motorized

Machines set to work with. (LM)


Instructor: TechnoSaurus


1590-0 8-12 yrs T 6:15-7:15 pm 3/29-5/17 $116

vARIETy - PAMPERINgMother/Daughter Springtime Updo’sMom bring your daughter to this fun class and learn the skills

in order to create a variety of simple updo’s and braids. Forget

going to the beauty shop every time she needs her hair done

for dance, cheer, gymnastics or the school play. A variety of

styles will be taught to accommodate different age group. Each

girl will choose from a sparkly collection of clips and glitters to

polish off her new look. Goodie bags are included. *Refunds

must be requested one week from the start date (AK)

Age: 4-12 yrs




1541-2 4-12 yrs Th 6:30-7:30 pm 4/28 $39

1541-1 +1 child Th 6:30-7:30 pm 4/28 $21

PRIVATEPIANOLESSONS

Enjoy self-expression through music and explore your creative abilities. Private lessons are available for all

ages upon request.

Lessons will be instructed by Vera Rakitin, a European pianist with over 20 years experience in teaching children and adults. Please contact Recreation Park, 847.577.3040,

Monday through Friday between 1-5 pm for more information.

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Wine 101 - The Basics of WineA myriad of wines are available for connoisseurs and novices

alike. Determining which wine is your preferred style or flavor

can be both fun and challenging. Join Mary Ellen Hogan at

Urban Harvest, An Indulgent Food Store as we explore the basics

of wine. In this class you will learn the proper techniques for

tasting and evaluating wine, as well as wine terminology, as we

taste a variety of red, white and rose wines from around the

world. Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class

date. (TD)

Location: Urban Harvest


1562-2 21+ W 7:30-9 pm 3/9 $25

Beyond Basic Wines (A follow-up to Wine 101)This class is great for anyone, but enjoyable for those who take

pleasure in wine and want to expand their wine knowledge

or those looking for a follow-up to Wine 101. Join Mary Ellen

Hogan of Urban Harvest, An Indulgent Food Store, as we venture

beyond basic wines. Try different Varietals, compare value vs.

expense, and work on food and wine pairings. Refunds must be

requested one week prior to the class date. (TD)



1560-1 21+ M 7:30-9 pm 3/7 $25

Power Vegetable GardeningExperience ultimate green by growing your own vegetables!

Mark Lyons, a lifelong experienced vegetable garden developer

with a degree in agriculture will show you the basic techniques

of vegetable gardening. The course will cover everything from

site selection, soil preparation, and seed starting through

fertilization, watering, pest control, and harvest. Take part in

the backyard gardening hobby that’s growing in popularity and

experience the joy of harvesting delicious, sweet, and healthy

vegetables! (PR)

Location: Frontier


1281-9 18+ Th 4:30-5:30 pm 4/7-4/21 $38

AduLT CLASSESAntiques - What’s It Worth?

Karl Gates teaches this eight-week seminar

approach to the world of antiques and

collectibles. This class includes discussion

of materials and manufacturers of decorative

arts through the 1950s. Class includes

research materials and internet use. Items

discussed in class will be available for purchase.

Participants are also encouraged to bring items

from home for study and discussion (only one item per class,

please). Due to contractual arrangements, we cannot pro-rate

class fee for late registration or missed classes. (KC)


Instructor: Karl Gates Classes: 8


1528-5 18+ W 7-9 pm 3/9-4/27 $48/$51

Busy Moms SpaAre you in need of some Mom-ME time to relax and rejuvenate?

This spa evening is for you. You will receive the royal treatment:

nourishing eye pads, a mini facial, hand, foot, and lip

treatments, therapeutic bath minerals to soak your feet, spa

socks and much more. We will also discuss stress busters and

ways to give yourself 10 minutes of peace. Every participant will

receive a spa goody bag and spa socks to take home. *Refund

request must be made at least one week prior to class*. (AK)



1543-3 18+ Th 7-8:15 pm 3/31 $34

Cooking Class - Healthy RecipesJoin the staff at Urban Harvest for their January Cooking Class

- Healthy Recipes. Learn about some wonderful and delicious

meals, that are healthy as well. You’ll enjoy these simply and easy

recipes which will help take the stress out of your daily dinners.

Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class date. (TD)



1558-0 21+ W 7:30-9 pm 3/2 $38

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Holiday Appetizer ClassThe nuances of holiday appetizers can be subtle or bold.

Understanding these nuances when buying appetizers can

help ensure that you receive an appetizer that you will enjoy.

Come join Mary Ellen Hogan of Urban Harvest, An Indulgent

Food Store, as we learn about Holiday Appetizers and what

the area has to offer. Refunds must be requested one week

prior to the class date. (TD)



1570-8 21+ Th 7:30-9 pm 3/31 $35

Cooking Class - Some Like It Spicy!Join the staff at Urban Harvest

for their Cooking Class, which

is sure to spice things up,

Some Like It Spicy. Learn

some new and delicious ways

to spice up your meals. You are

sure to enjoy these recipes if you

like things a little hot. Refunds must

be requested one week prior to the

class date. (TD)



1572-9 21+ W 7:30-9 pm 4/6 $38

Red Wine andChocolateJoin Mary Ellen Hogan of Urban

Harvest, An Indulgent Food Store,

as you’ll explore red wines and

chocolate combinations. Learn

which red wines work with chocolate

and sample these wine pairings. An

especially enjoyable class anytime of

the year! Refunds must be requested

one week prior to the class date. (TD)

Loca- tion: Urban Harvest


1564-3 21+ M 7:30-9 pm 3/14 $30

1564-4 21+ Th 7:30-9 pm 4/14 $30

Cheers to BeerBeer has long been the beverage of choice in many European

countries. Join Mary Ellen Hogan of Urban Harvest as we

discuss the history of beer, beer making techniques, and

sample some of our favorite brews. Refunds must be requested

one week prior to the class date. (TD)



1566-5 21+ T 7:30-9 pm 3/15 $25

Wine and Cheese PairingFinding the perfect wine and cheese pair is an epicurean delight.

Classic pairs like Sauvignon Blanc and Chevre or Stilton and

Port are enjoyed by food and wine lovers everywhere. Join Mary

Ellen Hogan at Urban Harvest, An Indulgent Food Store as we

explore classic wine and cheese pairings, as well as some new

favorites. Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class

date. (TD)



1568-6 21+ M 7:30-9 pm 3/28 $30

1568-7 21+ W 7:30-9 pm 4/27 $30

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Preschool Classes

For 3-5 Year Olds

About the Instructors: Skilled professionals schooled in early

childhood and/or elementary education, teach the preschool

program. Our instructors are kept informed of current trends

in education by attending early childhood workshops and

conferences throughout the year. Our teachers help the children

develop new interests, learn good work habits, follow directions,

socialize, share and establish self-direction.

About the Program:

The preschool program provides a carefully

planned curriculum, developed with the

guidance of District 25 Kindergarten

teachers. Our program is designed to give

your child the tools and experiences they need to

assure a positive transition from preschool to kindergarten.

Some ongoing skills emphasized during our two year program

are recognition and printing of first name with upper and lower

case letters, naming basic colors and shapes, finding upper

and lower cases letters when named, and reciting number 1-20.

Our teachers encourage creative freedom through free play,

imaginative play, arts and crafts, music, science, and gross and

fine motor activities. The philosophy of our preschool is to allow

the children to learn through play.

Children in preschool must be toilet trained; pull-ups are not

acceptable. Children in the 3-4 year old program must be 3

by September 1, 2011; those in the 4-5 year old program

must be 4 by September 1, 2011. Proof of age is required at

the time of registration. The 3-4 year old program requires

a parent to help throughout the year assisting the instructor.

This averages out to five times per year provided the class has

15-16 children enrolled. More assistance is required for smaller

classes. Siblings may not accompany the parent helper. Your full

attention is needed in class. When you assist, you bring snacks,

juice, and napkins for the children in the program. Sign-up for

the parent helper dates is conducted in the fall. The 4-5 year old

classes provide a teacher and teacher’s aide. However, parents

are still required to provide snacks, juice and napkins.

Children currently enrolled in the 3-4 year old program receive

priority in registering for the 4-5 year old program. Some

programs may be full at the February 26 general registration. All

participants are required to provide snacks, juice, and napkins

for the children in the program several times throughout the

school year. Sign-up for the snack dates is conducted in the fall.

Preschool Open HouseCome visit our Preschool Open House this

Winter. We are offering four preschool

sites conveniently located in your

neighborhood. You’ll have the

chance to meet our compassionate

and enthusiastic preschool teachers

during one of four open houses. All of

our teachers are skilled professionals

with degrees in early childhood or

elementary education. Our curriculum

incorporates Illinois Early Learning Standards. Check out our

classrooms held in large, bright spacious rooms. We have room

to roam with plenty of open space and outdoor play areas as

well as access to gymnasiums and other park district amenities.

Please join us at Camelot and Recreation Park from 7- 8 pm

on February 10. Come and visit Frontier Park and Pioneer Park

from 7-8 pm on February 9 .We look forward to meeting you!

PRESChOOL

LYNN MINUSKINPreschool SupervisorFor more information on preschool

programs and camps, please call

Lynn at 847.577.3003 x 4339 or

[email protected]

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3 - 4 year OldsOne teacher, one teacher aide, and one parent helper (16 students max)

Two-day a week program: Tuesday and Thursday 9/13/11-5/17/12

Location Time Plan I Plan II

Camelot 9-11 am

Full Payment due

Total Fee: $975

$25 deposit

Total Fee:

6 Payments: $167

Total Fee (Deposits and Installments):

$1,000

Frontier9-11 am

1-3 pm

Pioneer9-11 am

1-3pm

Recreation 9-11 am

4 - 5 year OldsOne teacher and one teacher aide (20 students max)

Three-day a week program: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9/12/11-5/18/12

Location Time Plan I Plan II

Camelot 9-11:30 am

Full Payment due

Total Fee: $1,500

$25 deposit

Total Fee:

6 Payments $254

Total Fee (Deposits and Installments):

$1,525

Frontier9-11:30 am

12:30-3 pm

Pioneer 9-11:30 am

Recreation 9-11:30 am

Preschool Registration 2011/2012Registration is open to Park District residents for both the 3-4 year old and 4-5 year old programs on February 26. Registration

will take place at Pioneer Park from 7:45-8:45 am on Saturday, February 26. Please bring a copy of a birth certificate or

baptismal certificate for registration as well as proof of residency. There are limited spots available in each classroom, so the

registration is a first come, first serve. Doors will open at 5:30 am. Registration will continue at the community centers beginning

Monday, March 7 at 1:00 pm. Nonresidents may register March 14 at the community centers at 1:00 pm.

*Payment plan II- Six additional payments are due by August 10, September 9, October 10, November 10, January 10 and

February 10. The total fee includes a $25 service charge.

Participants will have three choices for payment of the preschool program.

1) Pay in full at time of registration ($25 discount off of program fees)

2) Select the automatic payment plan, in which 6 installments will be charged to your credit card.

3) Select the electronic fund transfer (EFT) option and 6 payments will be deducted from your checking account.

Preschool runs from mid-September through mid-May. The calendar follows School District 25’s schedule. Preschool will not

meet when District 25 is not in session for national holidays, winter and spring breaks.

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Preschool Extended Day Program (Lunch Bunch)Preschoolers currently enrolled in the Arlington Heights Park District 4-5 year old preschool program are eligible to join this program.

Taught by Arlington Heights Park District’s preschool teachers, the program includes enrichment activities that correspond with the

monthly themes during class. Children have the ability to fine-tune their skills such as cutting, tracing, letters, numbers, and printing. In

addition, there is free play time. Participants need to bring a lunch and drink each week. (LM)

Classes: 9

Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor Fee No Class

1618-2 4-5 yrs Camelot M 11:30 am-2 pm 3/7-5/9 Wendy Gismondi $169 3/21

1618-3 4-5 yrs Camelot W 11:30 am-2 pm 3/9-5/11 Wendy Gismondi $169 3/23

1618-4 4-5 yrs Frontier M 11:30 am-2 pm 3/7-5/9 Stephanie Tallidis $169 3/21

1618-5 4-5 yrs Frontier W 11:30 am-2 pm 3/9-5/11 Stephanie Tallidis $169 3/23

1618-6 4-5 yrs Pioneer M 11:30 am-2 pm 3/7-5/9 Kathy O’Shaughnessy $169 3/21

1618-7 4-5 yrs Pioneer W 11:30 am-2 pm 3/9-5/11 Kathy O’Shaughnessy $169 3/23

1618-8 4-5 yrs Recreation M 11:30 am-2 pm 3/7-5/9 Pat Pietro $169 3/21

1618-9 4-5 yrs Recreation W 11:30 am-2 pm 3/9-5/11 Pat Pietro $169 3/23

Pre-K Hooray!This program is for any child entering kindergarten in September 2011. Each class is taught by two current preschool teachers, and

focuses on kindergarten readiness skills. Students work on fine motor skills, math and printing while having fun. Games, crafts and

songs are used to teach pre-reading and early math skills. Class is held Monday - Friday for two and a half weeks. No class on Monday,

May 30. (LM)

Classes: 12

Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor Fee No Class

1623-1 4-5 yrs Frontier M - F 9-11:30 am 5/23-6/8 Stephanie and Pat $225 5/30

1623-2 4-5 yrs Pioneer M - F 9-11:30 am 5/23-6/8 Kathy & Wendy $225 5/30

1623-3 4-5 yrs Pioneer M - F 12:30-3 pm 5/23-6/8 Kathy & Wendy $225 5/30

Preschool AcademyThis new program is geared for children entering

Kindergarten next Fall to offer additional

enrichment activities. Lesson plans are geared

to further develop skills noted in the Illinois

Early Learning Standards. Preschool teachers Sue

Wojtalewicz and Pat Pietro will provide children the

opportunities to improve on readiness skills to have a smooth

transition from preschool to Kindergarten. No class 3/24. (LM)


Instructor: Sue Wojtalewicz & Pat Pietro


1621-0 4-5 yrs Th 3:30-5:30 pm 3/10-5/5 $136

On My Way- New Transition ClassOn My Way helps ease a child’s transition from being with a

parent to functioning on his own. Gradual weaning away from

dependency on your presence will occur after the first couple of

weeks. Class time includes an introduction to the preschool setting

with playtime, stories, music and movement plus lots of fun toys

to climb on and around. Parents will be required to stay in close

proximity in case of diaper change. This is the perfect time to run a

quick errand or take a walk. In addition, we will ask each parent or

caregiver to rotate in the class once to stay and see up close all the

fun we have independently. No class 3/22, 4/5. (LM)


Instructor: Karrie Miletic


1600-9 20-36 mos T 9:50-10:50 am 3/8-5/10 $65

Wigglin Gigglin FunIntroduce your child to circle time and come meet new friends.

You’ll get to know other parents, discuss parenting topics and enjoy

your baby’s first playtime setting with music, toys and movement.

Children will engage in large motor play through tunnels, balls,

parachute play and slides plus some music time too. A perfect

blend for baby/parent quality time. No class 3/22, 4/5. (LM)




1592-1 6-18 mos T 11-11:40 am 3/8-5/10 $56

Adult and Tot Time OutNeed to get out of the house, socialize and let your child burn

up a little excess energy? This time out is for you. Equipment

(slides, climbers, mats, balls, mini basketball, etc.) is available

for your child to use. This is a drop-in event; there is no

instruction. Punch cards may be purchased at Frontier Park,

Heritage Park or the Administration Center during regular office

hours. Online registration is not available. (LM)

Age: 6-48 mos Classes: 8

Fee: $36

Class Location Day(s) Time Date No Class

1594-2 Frontier M 10:30-1 pm 3/7-5/2 3/21

1594-3 Frontier W 9:30-12 pm 3/9-5/4 3/23

1594-4 Heritage T 1:15-3:45 pm 3/8-5/3 3/22, 4/5

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Mini Gym for Adults & TotsOur motor development program is structured for continuity

from one class level to the next. Emphasis is placed on eye-hand

coordination, listening skills, following directions, large motor

development, social interaction and special awareness at levels

suitable to the age and maturity of each child. When choosing

a class for your child, take into consideration your child’s

emotional maturity and experience, as well as age. It is best

to have one adult per child in class. To ensure the safety of all

participants, we ask that no siblings attend the class. No class

3/22, 4/5. (LM)

Location: Heritage R/NR Fee: $55/$67.50

Instructor: Stephanie Tallidis

Class Age Day(s) Time Date #

1598-7 18-24 mos T 6:30-7:10 pm 3/8-5/10 8

1598-8 2-3 yrs T 7:10-7:50 pm 3/8-5/10 8

Tot RockWiggle and giggle to the Tot Rock beat ! You and your tot will

delight in this one-of-a-kind musical adventure! We will play with

rhythm instruments like tambourines and maracas, share props

like balls and beanbags, and explore sensory items like bubbles

and feathers. In addition to improving your tot’s newly-acquired

motor skills, we provide structured and unstructured time

to encourage socialization. Sign up for both sessions as the

curriculum does not repeat. Tots must be walking. Learn, dance,

and play our way! rockitkids.com. (LM)


R/NR Fee: $60/$75.50


1596-5 12-24 mos M 9:15-9:55 am 4/11-5/23

1596-6 12-24 mos M 4:45-5:25 pm 4/11-5/23

Kid Rock Sing, dance, jump and play, having fun the Kid Rock way! Join

this popular music and movement program and sing songs,

dance to the beat, play with rhythm instruments and props,

improve fine and gross motor skills, and engage in imaginative

play. Kid Rock also helps with listening skills and socialization.

Kid Rock I is for parent and child interaction; Kid Rock II

encourages independence as parents only stay for the first

and last weeks; Kid Rock III is for siblings and older children

who still need parental support. Sign up for all sessions as the

curriculum does not repeat Don’t miss this unique opportunity

for fun and learning! rock-itkids.com. Additional child fee listed

in green. (LM)


Classes: 7

Kid Rock I (20-36 months with parent)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee

1603-0 M 10-10:40 am 4/11-5/23 $60/$75.50

1603-1 M 5:30-6:10 pm 4/11-5/23 $60/$75.50

Kid Rock II (2-4 1/2 years without parent) Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee

1609-7 M 10:45-11:25 am 4/11-5/23 $60/$75.50

1609-8 M 6:15-6:55 pm 4/11-5/23 $60/$75.50

Kid Rock III (20 months-5 years with parent)Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee

1605-3 M 11:30-12:10 pm 4/11-5/23 $60/$75.50

1605-2 M 11:30-12:10 pm 4/11-5/23 $55/$70.50

Mini Motor Midgets w/ parentActivities include indoor games, tumbling, jumping, climbing

and work with hoops, balls and other gym equipment. Emphasis

is placed on developing eye-hand coordination, large motor

skills, endurance, listening skills, following directions and social

interaction. (LM)

Age: 2-3 yrs R/NR Fee: $55/$67.50


Class Day(s) Time Date No Class

1607-4 Sa 9-9:40 am 3/12-5/7 3/26

1607-5 Sa 9:45-10:25 am 3/12-5/7 3/26

1607-6 Sa 10:30-11:10 am 3/12-5/7 3/26

Parent/Tot Spring AdventuresJump aboard with us as we cruise through Spring with this exciting program. Each week will be a different adventure for you and your

child. This is a great way to get out and burn off some creative energy together. Each night, you will make a craft, have a snack and

creative movement around the club theme for the night. Sign up for one or for all the offerings. A parent needs to be present for each

class. (LM)

Location: Pioneer Fee: $14


Class Age Day(s) Time Date Theme

1732-1 2-4.5 yrs T 6:30-7:15 pm 3/8 Mardi Gras Fun

1732-2 2-4.5 yrs Th 6:30-7:15 pm 3/31 Layin’ on a Lily Pad

1732-3 2-4.5 yrs Th 6:30-7:15 pm 4/14 Creepin’ Caterpillars

1732-4 2-4.5 yrs Th 6:30-7:15 pm 4/28 Planes, Trains and Automobiles

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A-B-C’s and 1-2-3’sIs your child ready for preschool

but missed the school cut-off date

(September 1)? This class is perfect for

children who are three years and older,

born between September and December. Children

must be 3 by December, 2010. The program consists of

“preschool” activities including arts and crafts, games, songs

and socialization skills. Participants must be toilet trained.

Age Requirement: Three years old born between September

and December 2007. No class 3/21. (LM)


Instructor: Amy Wilson


1736-8 3 yrs M 9:30-11 am 3/7-5/2 $126

Kids ClubEveryone wants to join the Kid’s Club! Enjoy crafts, songs,

dancing and games. A snack will be provided at the end of

class. Children must be toilet trained to participate and must

meet the age requirements by the first class date. Parents are

not required to stay in this class. (LM)


Instructor: Amy Wilson R/NR Fee: $81/$98.50

Class Age Day(s) Time Date No Class

1611-9 3-4 Yrs W 9:30-10:45 am 3/9-5/4 3/23

Cooking and Crafty CreationsThis two-for-one class offers complimentary skills. In the cooking

class, we’ll be measuring, mixing, blending and creating foods.

Table manners and clean up are stressed. We’ll tap into your

child’s creativity with unique crafts, projects and pictures for the

craft part of the class. Parents are asked to help throughout the

program. Please be sure your child can be away from you for

more than 45 minutes. To ensure the safety of all participants,

we ask that no unregistered siblings attend the class. (LM)


Instructor: Amy Wilson R/NR Fee: $59/$71.50


1738-9 3-4 yrs F 9:30-10:30 am 3/11-5/6 3/25

Cafe AmigosCafe Amigos is open for business! Children can bring a lunch

with a beverage and learn Spanish while eating with friends.

There will be exciting theme days, songs, art, games and more!

It’s 90 minutes of fun! Cafe Amigos is the perfect setting for

children to learn Spanish! All instructors are experienced early

childhood educators and at least one instructor will be a native

speaker. No class 3/25. (LM)


Fee: $156


1614-0 3-5 yrs F 11:30-1 pm 3/11-5/6

What’s Cooking?Children learn to work in the kitchen, with adult supervision.

They’ll be measuring, mixing, blending ingredients, baking,

working with appliances, setting the table and cleaning up.

Proper table manners are stressed. Menus include snacks,

breakfast, lunch and dinner. The children eat what they cook.

Different foods are prepared each session. Related songs and

activities are conducted in class. (LM)


Instructor: Lisa Meyer R/NR Fee: $59/$71.50


1625-4 4-7 yrs Sa 9-10:15 am 3/12-5/7 3/26

Introduction To MusicIntroduce your child to the wonderful world of music through

finger plays, movements and singing games. Basic keyboard

skills (black keys/white keys, highs/lows, right hand/left hand)

are introduced, as well as a variety of rhythm instruments.

This class is instructed by Vera Rakitin, a professional pianist,

accompanist and piano teacher. (LO)


R/NR Fee: $46/$58


1616-1 4-5 yrs M 3:30-4 pm 3/7-5/2 3/21

KindermusikKindermusik is the premier early childhood music and

movement program based on the belief that every child is

musical, every parent is the child’s most important teacher, and

the home is the most important place for learning to take root

and grow. We’ll explore and grow through music, movement,

instrument exploration, story time and so much more! (LM)

Instructor: Colleen Froehlicher

Location: Pioneer Park 500 S. Fernandez

Rhythm of My Day (1-18 mos)This class will help you bring more rhythm and routine to

your baby’s day, as well as help develop lasting learning skills.

We’ll show you how and tell you why music can help your little

one soothe into the day’s schedule and help build a strong

body and mind network for learning. You can bring home

those same stress-free play and relaxation techniques from

class, and incorporate them into your daily routines. Optional

kit fee: $44 payable to instructor at the first class. No class

3/16-3/24.(LM)

Fee: $80 Classes: 8


1627-5 W 9:15-9:55 am 3/9-5/11

1627-6 W 11:30 am-12:10 pm 3/9-5/11

1627-7 W 5:45-6:25 pm 3/9-5/11

1627-8 Th 11:30 am-12:10 pm 3/10-5/12

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Steve Neill, Aquatic Program Supervisor

Tim Jaskiewicz, Aquatic Facility Supervisor

Visit the three pools at Olympic Indoor Swim Center this Winter.

• The lap pool is 25 yards longs and six lanes wide with a depth that

slopes from 3.5 feet to 5 feet end-to-end. The diving well includes

a three-meter drop slide and walk-out stairs and two one-meter

diving boards. There is also an unisex sauna on the pool deck for

use by those over the age of 18.

• The zero-depth family activity pool has a 50-foot flume slide, tot

slide, and stair entry along with floor geysers and water-play

features.

• The ADA accessible building includes a passenger elevator and a customer service counter. We have both men’s and women’s locker rooms

and four family changing rooms. There is ample space in the lower level for small or large gatherings, corporate meetings, parties and

classes. There is also a room available for your gatherings located right off the pool deck adjacent to the family activity pool.

Admission to the pool and pool area is obtained with a valid Arlington Heights Park District pool pass or by paying the daily fee.

660 North Ridge Ave. | 847.577.3025

NOTE: Use of Floatation DevicesFor swimmer safety, floatation devices such as inner tubes,

rafts, water wings and foam noodles are not permitted in the

pools. Swimsuits with integrated floatation devices are also

not permitted. US Coast Guard TYPE III approved life jackets

are allowed. We have a limited number available for use.

Life jackets do not make a child drown-proof. Children in life

jackets must be supervised by an adult at a maximum of

arms length reach at all times when in the water. Children in

life jackets are not allowed to go down slides or off the diving

boards. There is no substitute for adult supervision. Your

child’s safety is our highest priority.

Daily Admission FeesProof of Arlington Heights residency must be shown to qualify

for resident rates. All users must show a valid pass or pay a

daily fee.

Daily Admission

Resident: $5.25 Non-resident: $7.75

Evening Admission (after 6 pm)

Resident: $2.50 Non-resident: $4.50

• Children age 24 mos. and under are free.

• Children under 9 years old must be accompanied by a

responsible person age 14 or older.

• Daily admission fees apply to adult swim times unless

participant has a valid pool pass.

• All spectators must also pay the admission fees regardless if

you are swimming or not.

• The Illinois State Pool code requires that, All children who

are not toilet trained must wear tight fitting rubber or plastic

pants. Only Huggies Little Swimmers are acceptable when

worn without rubber pants. Children not wearing rubber/

plastic pants or Huggies will not be allowed in the water.

Rubber pants or Huggies are sold at each pool.

Pool Closing PolicyThe following conditions may warrant closing of the pools at

Olympic Indoor Swim Center:

• Severe weather- Olympic will be closed if severe weather

is imminent. Staff will always proceed with caution for

participant and staff safety.

• Fecal accidents- staff will follow rules established by the

State of Illinois when determining how long the pool needs

to be closed after a fecal or vomit accident. You can help

prevent this type of closure by ensuring your child is wearing

the proper swimming diapers.

• Mechanical problems.

See page 81 for hours and special closing times.

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Open SwimA great time for the family.

Check the schedule to see what

pools are open when. When the

lap pool is open, there are 3

lanes available for anyone who

wants to swim laps.

Special HoursTurn a day-off school into a day

of splashing around at Olympic

Indoor Swim Center! Make sure

your Spring Break plans include

a trip to the pool! Additionally,

we are closed for two days during

the Spring session. Please check

the bulletin board for changes

made after the Program Guide is

printed.

DateActivity PoolOpen Swim

diving WellOpen Swim

Lap PoolOpen Swim

3/21 11 am-7 pm 3:15-7 pm

3/22 11 am-9 pm 3:15-9 pm

3/23 11 am-9 pm 3:15-9 pm

3/24 9 am-9 pm 3:15-9 pm

3/25 9 am-9 pm 3:15-9 pm

4/9 Facility Closed: High School Water Polo Invitational

4/24 Facility Closed: Easter Sunday

Activity Pool Open Swim

Lap Pool and dive Well Open Swim

Parent Tot Open Swim

Adult Lap Swim Senior Swim

Monday 3:30-5:30 pm 11 am- 1 pm6-8 am

11 am-2 pm 9-10 pm

2-3 pm

Tuesday 7:15-9 pm 7:15-9 pm 11 am- 1 pm6-8 am

11 am-2 pm 9-10 pm

2-3 pm

Wednesday 3:30-5:30 pm 11 am- 1 pm6-8 am

11 am-2 pm 9-10 pm

2-3 pm

Thursday 7:15-9 pm 7:15-9 pm 11 am- 1 pm6-8 am

11 am-2 pm 9-10 pm

2-3 pm

Friday 3:30-9 pm 7:15-9 pm 9 am - 1 pm6-8 am

11 am-2 pm 9-10 pm

2-3 pm

Saturday 1-5 pm 1-5 pm 7-8 am, 5-6 pm

Sunday 1-5 pm 1-5 pm 7:50-8:50 am, 5-6 pm

Swimming is Lifelong. What fits you best? Olympic Indoor Swim Center is a community pool. The District offers opportunities for all ages to use the facility throughout the week.

Our schedule must include programming for swim lessons, swim teams, high school athletics, public open swim, adult lap swim,

water exercise and senior swim. Due to the diverse scheduling at the facility there are times when conflicts arise.

Below is our normal operating schedule. There will be times that this schedule does not apply due to swim meets and special events. Please

check at Olympic Indoor Swim Center for schedule changes which are posted at the facility well in advance of the conflict.

Parent Tot Open SwimDesigned for parents and their

little ones. The Family Activity

Pool is open, but the big slide is

closed. A perfect time to enjoy

the pool with small children.

Adult Lap SwimLap Swim specifically for those

18 and over. Please swim to the

right so more than one person

can use a lane. Sharing lanes is

required when all 6 are full.

Senior SwimThose 60 and over can enjoy

a relaxing afternoon in the

pool. There will be a exercise

class in up to 3 lanes of space

on Monday, Wednesday, and

Fridays.

Swim Schedule: March 1 - May 27, 2011

For Your Safety...The use

of cell

phones,

cameras,

and other recording

devices is prohibited in

all Arlington Heights Park

District locker rooms and

bathrooms. Please report

any suspicious behavior.

Thank you for your

cooperation.

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High School Water Polo MatchesThere will be high school water polo matches on Tuesday,

Wednesday and Thursday afternoons in March, April, and early

May. These matches only take place in the lap and dive pool area,

but they do generate large crowds in and around the facility. The

afternoon matches are free to the public to watch. Call us to find

out when a match is scheduled and then stop by and check out

this exciting sport being played at the high school level. The Park

District is offering a youth water polo program this spring.

Summer 2011 Swim Lesson ScheduleYou can view the Summer 2011 swim lesson schedule on line. Visit

ahpd.org to view the times, dates, and locations of your favorite

summer swim classes. We hope that this schedule will help you better

plan your summer swimming fun. Registration for the summer swim

classes will begin on May.

Scout Swim Merit BadgeDoes your scouting group need their aquatic merit badge? Let the

professional aquatic staff at Olympic Indoor Swim Center lead your

scouts through a night of aquatic safety activities. Scout Swim

Merit Badge nights can be booked on Wednesday from 8-9 pm.

A maximum of 10 scouts can be accommodated and all scouts

must be accompanied by a leader. All pool rules apply during

Scout Swim. The fee is $5 per scout. We can customize a program

to fit your needs or use our own safety program. This program is

designed for scouts in Indian Guides, Indian Princesses, Brownies,

Cub Scouts, Webelos and other young scouting groups. This

program is not designed to meet the requirements of the Boys

Scouts of America Aquatics Badge. Leaders must make advance

reservations for Scout Swim Merit Badge nights by calling Tim

Jaskiewicz at 847.577.3047.

Here’s what has to be done. All individuals and families that either

currently have a pool pass or intend to have one for summer 2011 will need

to come to a Park District facility and bring in some form of ID that validates

your home address and proof that all members of your household (if you

have a family pass) meet the District’s criteria for being eligible to be a part

of a family pass.

Beat the rush and avoid the lines. Starting February 29, you can

reestablish your household and even take new pictures without

purchasing your new pass. Then at a later date you can pay the fee and

receive your new cards. A detailed letter will be sent to all pool pass

households in mid-February with more information. Current pool pass

cards will not be valid after May 27.

Call 847.577.3000 or 847.577.3025 for more information.

Changes in Pool Pass Membership

The Park District

has upgraded its

computer system

and as a result all pool

pass households will

need to be reestablished

for the 2011 summer

swim season.

New pictures will need to

be taken and new pool

pass cards will be issued.

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Whipper Snapper Youth TriathlonRun, swim and bike your way

through this fun and action

packed event. Children age 6

to 13 are encouraged to sign up and compete in this one day

event. Swimming will be indoors at Olympic and the bike and

run will be outside in the surrounding neighborhood. 6 to 9

year-olds will complete a 50 yard swim, a 2 mile bike, and a 1

mile run. 10 to 13 year-olds will complete a 100 yard swim, 3

mile bike, and a 1.5 mile run. We will be using a timing system

to accurately determine the final times. Top three boy and girl

finishers in each of the four age groups will receive a trophy. All

participants will receive a medal. Participants will have to pick

up their goody-bags, t-shirts and race information prior to the

event. Participants will also have to have their bicycle inspected

for safety prior to the event. Information about the pick up and

safety check, along with other important facts such as the rules

and start times for each age group will be mailed out to each

participant the week prior to the event. For more information

please call Steve Neill at Olympic at 847.590.6059. (SN)

R/NR Fee: $29/$43.50

Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date

1629-9 Girls 6-7 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-0 Boys 6-7 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-1 Girls 8-9 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-2 Boys 8-9 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-3 Girls 10-11 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-4 Boys 10-11 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-5 Girls 12-13 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

1630-6 Boys 12-13 yrs Sa 1-3 pm 4/16

Youth Triathlon ClinicDo you want to learn more about the exciting sport of triathlon?

This three-day clinic will provide you with helpful tips and

techniques to improve your swimming, biking and running.

Topics will include safety, transitions, nutrition, pre-race

preparations and more. Attendees with receive a training journal.

Each night will focus on a separate leg of the race. Each night

will also have a special guest that will specifically work with

you on either swimming, biking, or running. The first night will

focus on swimming. Please bring your swim suit and towel as

a portion of the night will be in the pool. The second night will

focus on biking. Do not bring your bicycle, as this night will be a

classroom session. The final night will focus on running. Please

bring your running shoes and dress for outdoor activity. This is a

perfect program to get you ready for the Whipper Snapper Youth

Triathlon on April 16th. (SN)

Classes: 3 R/NR Fee: $20/$30.50


1632-7 6-9 yrs Th 6:45-7:45 pm 3/31-4/14

1632-8 10-13 yrs Th 7:55-8:55 pm 3/31-4/14

Pool RentalsRent the place out!Have you ever thought about having your neighborhood block

party at the pool? Olympic Indoor Swim Center is the place

where the rain, snow and wind do not matter.

Pool rentals and room rentals are available for you to

have your own party or event. Birthdays, family reunions,

graduations, special occasions, or even business meetings

can all be accommodated at Olympic Indoor Swim Center.

Call our professional staff to discuss your event plans. Make

your reservation now! 847.577.3025

Olympic Indoor Swim Center Rental PackagesPremier Package – Includes private use of the family activity

pool, poolside party room and the entire lower level. Certified

lifeguards are provided. Adult supervision is required for pool

activities. $220/ hour

Private Family Activity Pool Rental - This includes use of

the family activity pool along with the poolside party room.

Certified lifeguards are also provided. Please call Olympic

Indoor Swim Center for available dates and times. $180/hour.

Celebration Package – Includes use of the entire lower level

room. This is an ideal room for a family gathering or business

meeting. The full room can accommodate approximately

100 people with tables and chairs. Usage can be scheduled

during public swim times so that attendees can use the pool

if they like. All pool users must have a valid pool pass or pay

the daily admission fee.

The lower level can also be divided into smaller rooms (which

accommodate approximately 50 people with tables and

chairs). Please ask our professional staff for more details.

Pool Side Package – Ideal for a smaller gathering of 5 to 25

people. This includes use of the private poolside party room.

Usage can be scheduled during public swim times so that

attendees can use the pool if they like. All pool users must

have a valid pool pass or pay the daily admission fee.

Swimming can be added to all packages and rentals. Please

call our professional staff to reserve your next room rental,

847.577.3025.

TIM JASKIEWICZAquatics Facility SupervisorFor more information on programs at

Olympic, competitive swimming and

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Swim Lesson Parent InformationSpring Session Dates:Weekday - Monday, March 7 through Thursday May 5

(No classes March 21, 22, 23, and 24)

Saturday - March 5 through May 7

(No classes on March 19, 26, and April 9)

Sunday - March 6 through May 8

(No classes on March 20, 27, and April 24

Special 3-Week Session Dates:

Monday May 9 through Wednesday May 25

First Day of Lessons:It is important for parents to attend the first day of the session

for swim lessons to find out how the lessons operate and who

to speak with if you have questions. On the first day of class,

participants find out who their instructor is, who the Lesson

Coordinators are, when Parent’s Day is held and the general

operation of the lesson program for that particular pool. You

will be able to pick up a parent letter, which has a listing of any

conflict dates for your convenience. You will also be able to pick

up a parent packet which has a detailed listing of all the skills

that are taught in Water Babies through Swim School. You can

also view this online at ahpd.org.

Advancing LevelsParticipants can advance levels in Junior Swim School, Swim

School, Swim School II, Semi-Private Lessons, and Private

Lessons. Participants are evaluated by a lesson coordinator

periodically throughout the session. There is no magic number

of how many times a child will be tested. It is an unreal

expectation to test every participant every day. The lesson

coordinator discusses the daily lesson activity with the swim

instructors prior to class and reviews the class sheets to plan

their evaluations for the day. Every day is different and there

is not a set pattern in how evaluations are done. It is never our

intent to frustrate participants or parents. Our goal is for the

participant to learn and have fun.

Every child is different. Please do not compare your child’s

experience in swim lessons to another. Children learn differently.

They obtain their coordination at different ages. They obtain

the concept of getting better or practicing at different ages.

There are times when a child may not advance for a while due

to circumstances out of our and your child’s control. When this

happens it can be discouraging for your child. There are times

when your child may need to take a break from swim lessons

for a session. If that happens, rest assured, we will still be here

ready and willing to welcome you back and get you swimming

again.

Parent’s DayParent’s days are held for Jr. Swim School and Swim School.

Parents are invited poolside to observe their child’s skills and to

talk with the swim instructor.

SWIM CLASSESWhat swim class is right for me?The Park District offers a variety of swim programs to encourage

swimming as a lifelong skill. Programs cover age 6 months through

adult swim lessons. In addition to swim lessons, we also offer

youth water polo, competitive stroke clinics and water exercise.

Age 6 to 24 months - Water Babies with a parent

Helps you and your child relax and enjoy the water through the

use of songs, games and activities.

Age 2 to 5 year old - Water Toddlers with a parent

You and your child learn basic swimming skills to enhance the

time you spend together in the pool.

Age 3 to 5 year old - Water Scouts

Without parent involvement, Scouts is designed to put your child

at ease in the water by playing games and signing songs.

Ages 3 and over - Semi-Private Swim School

Same as above, but with ratio of 2 students to 1 instructor.

Ages 3 and over - Individual Private Swim Lessons

An alternative to Swim School offers one-on-one instruction

designed to fit your needs.

Ages 3 to 6 year old - Junior Swim School

Develop your toddler’s swimming skills to prepare them for

Swim School when they are age appropriate. The goal is to

keep children learning and interested in swimming so they will

succeed in Swim School.

Ages 5 and over - Swim School

There are nine different levels for a young swimmer to progress

through. Progressive skill learning challenges your child from

level to level.

Ages 5 and over - Swim School II

Same as above, but with a ratio of 4 students to 1 instructor.

Age 6 and over - Diving Lessons

Learn the basics of diving from a one-meter diving board.

Ages 11 and over - Teen Swim Lessons

For the teen beginner-- a student older than participants in

Swim School. Instructors focus on specific teen needs.

Ages 18 and over - Adult Swim Lessons

Designed to meet the needs of our adult participants.

Instructors focus on what the individual wants to learn.

Ages 18 and over - Water Exercise Classes

A variety of fun and invigorating water workouts.

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Water Babies (6-24 mos)This program is designed to help you and your child, age 6 to 24 months, learn to relax and enjoy the water through games, activities

and songs. Frequency is the key to water adjustment and learning. Try to attend all classes and include swimming in your family’s

recreational activities. A parent must accompany each child and be actively involved in the instruction. Infants need to wear tight fitting

rubber pants over a diaper or a swimming diaper. Swim diapers are available for purchase at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. (SN)

Class Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes No Class

1644-2 Sa 9-9:30 am 3/5-5/7 $44/$66.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1644-3 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 3/5-5/7 $44/$66.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1644-4 Su 9-9:30 am 3/6-5/8 $44/$66.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1644-5 Su 9:40-10:10 am 3/6-5/8 $44/$66.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1644-6 M 9-9:30 am 3/7-5/2 $50/$75.50 8 3/21

1644-7 M 6:05-6:35 pm 3/7-5/2 $50/$75.50 8 3/21

Water Toddlers (2-5 yrs)Children age 2-5 years learn basic swimming and safety skills including water adjustment activities and water entries and exits. We’ll

help you teach your child a variety of aquatic skills. A parent must accompany each child and be actively involved in the instruction.

Frequency is the key to water adjustment and learning. Enjoyment is essential to learning. When you concentrate on activities your

children enjoy most, they’ll enjoy the process while learning at their own pace. Children not potty trained must wear a swim diaper or

tight fitting rubber pants over a diaper. Swim diapers are available for purchase at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. (SN)


1646-8 Sa 9-9:30 am 3/5-5/7 $44/$66.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1646-9 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 3/5-5/7 $44/$66.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1647-0 Su 9-9:30 am 3/6-5/8 $44/$66.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1647-1 Su 9:40-10:10 am 3/6-5/8 $44/$66.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1647-2 M 6:05-6:35 pm 3/7-5/2 $50/$75.50 8 3/21

1647-3 W 9-9:30 am 3/9-5/4 $50/$75.50 8 3/23

Water Scouts (3-5 yrs)This program is specially designed for 3-5 year olds who are ready to explore the water without mom or dad, but may still have a little

apprehension about being on their own. Class activities take place in zero-depth area of the pool. Children have fun in the water while

learning independence, confidence, basic swimming and safety skills. Children must be toilet trained and out of diapers to participate in

the class. (SN)

Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes No Class

1649-4 M 2:20-2:50 pm 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1649-5 T 9-9:30 am 3/8-5/3 $65/$97.50 8 3/22

1649-6 W 2:20-2:50 pm 3/9-5/4 $65/$97.50 8 3/23

1649-7 Th 9-9:30 am 3/10-5/5 $65/$97.50 8 3/24

Have Your Pool Party Outdoors!All outdoor parties include everything that comes with an

Olympic Splash Party, including a room in the community

Center and space reserved for your party near the pool. $310

In the event of inclement weather the party will be moved

indoors for an “Old Fashioned Party.” (see page 92). If the host

of the party does not want the party indoors and would like to

reschedule, staff will do their best to find another date.

The $50 deposit will be forfeited to cover non-refundable

supplies and staff costs. Please contact Tim Jaskiewicz,

Aquatic Facility Supervisor, for more information about outdoor

pool parties at 847.577.3047.

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Jr. Swim School (3-6 yrs)Junior Swim School is structured to accommodate beginning level swimmers through advanced swimmers that are not age appropriate

for Swim School. The ratio is five students per one instructor. Swimmers will be evaluated on the first day of class and placed into the

appropriate stations; snails, turtles or jellyfish. Children must be toilet trained and out of diapers to participate in this class. (SN)


1651-8 Sa 9-9:30 am 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1651-9 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1652-0 Sa 11:30 am-12 pm 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1652-1 Sa 12:20-12:50 pm 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1652-2 Su 9-9:30 am 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1652-3 Su 9:40-10:10 am 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1652-4 Su 10:30-11 am 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1652-5 Su 11:20-11:50 am 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1652-6 Su 12:10-12:40 pm 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1652-7 M 9:40-10:10 am 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1652-8 M 10:20-10:50 am 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1652-9 M 1-1:30 pm 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1653-0 M 1:40-2:10 pm 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1653-1 M 6:05-6:35 pm 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1653-2 M 6:55-7:25 pm 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1653-3 T 9:40-10:10 am 3/8-5/3 $65/$97.50 8 3/22

1653-4 T 10:20-10:50 am 3/8-5/3 $65/$97.50 8 3/22

1653-5 W 9:40-10:10 am 3/9-5/4 $65/$97.50 8 3/23

1653-6 W 10:20-10:50 am 3/9-5/4 $65/$97.50 8 3/23

1653-7 W 1-1:30 pm 3/9-5/4 $65/$97.50 8 3/23

1653-8 W 1:40-2:10 pm 3/9-5/4 $65/$97.50 8 3/23

1653-9 W 7:20-7:50 pm 3/9-5/4 $65/$97.50 8 3/23

1654-0 Th 9:40-10:10 am 3/10-5/5 $65/$97.50 8 3/24

1654-1 Th 10:20-10:50 am 3/10-5/5 $65/$97.50 8 3/24

1654-3 M, W 1-1:30 pm 5/16-5/25 $33/$49.50 4

1654-4 M, W 1:40-2:10 pm 5/16-5/25 $33/$49.50 4

1654-5 M, W 2:20-2:50 pm 5/16-5/25 $33/$49.50 4

1654-2 M, W 6:25-6:55 pm 5/16-5/25 $33/$49.50 4

Semi-Private Swim School (3+)This program is a blend of private swim lessons and our Swim School program. Instructor to student ratio is 2 to 1. The minimum age

has been lowered to 3 years old. Classes will last a half hour. Classes will be taught using our Swim School lesson plans. Classes are

limited to 16 students. Be aware that the first day of class will take longer to get started due to attendance and ability evaluations. The

Tuesday and Thursday daytime classes are limited to 3 to 6 year olds and only two students because only the Family Activity Pool is

available. Unfortunately there are no make-ups for missed classes. (SN)


1659-9 Sa 10:10-10:40 am 3/5-5/7 $107/$160.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1660-0 Sa 10:45-11:15 am 3/5-5/7 $107/$160.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1660-1 Su 9:40-10:10 am 3/6-5/8 $107/$160.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1660-2 M 6:05-6:35 pm 3/7-5/2 $122/$183.50 8 3/21

1660-4 T 11-11:30 am 3/8-5/3 $122/$183.50 8 3/22

1660-3 W 7:55-8:25 pm 3/9-5/4 $122/$183.50 8 3/23

1660-5 Th 11-11:30 am 3/10-5/5 $122/$183.50 8 3/24

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Diving (5-12 yrs)Our diving program is designed to promote safety and a basic

introduction to diving. Divers are given specific goals that will

help their skill development. Divers are encouraged to attempt

new dives and explore the possibilities of what they can learn.

The ratio is one instructor per five students. Beginning divers

must be able to swim 15 yards. The three-step approach, front,

back, and twist dives are taught at the beginning level. As

students progress and gain skills, our instructor will continue to

present new challenges. No class 3/19, 3/26, 4/9. (SN)



1662-4 Sa 8:45-9:25 am 3/5-5/7

1662-5 Sa 9:30-10:10 am 3/5-5/7

Private Swim Lessons (3+)Private swim lessons are designed to meet your child’s special

needs. They are for a child who needs one-on-one attention.

New this year: participants do not need to register for a swim

class in addition to the private lesson. Lessons are scheduled

on an individual basis. The fee is $18 ($36.50 NR) per 1/2 hour

lesson. Once you are registered, you will be contacted to setup

the specific time and day. (SN)



1656-7 W 8:30-9 pm 3/30-4/6

1656-8 W 8:30-9 pm 4/13-4/20

1656-9 W 8:30-9 pm 4/27-5/4

1657-0 Sa 9-9:30 am 3/5-3/12

1657-1 Sa 9-9:30 am 4/16-4/23

1657-2 Sa 9-9:30 am 4/30-5/7

1657-3 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 3/5-3/12

1657-4 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 4/16-4/23

1657-5 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 4/30-5/7

1657-6 Su 9-9:30 am 3/6-3/13

1657-7 Su 9-9:30 am 4/10-4/17

1657-8 Su 9-9:30 am 5/1-5/8

Swim School (5-12 yrs)The ratio is six students per one instructor. These fun and exciting classes introduce and help develop stroke coordination and comfort

in the water. The program has ten levels to help your child learn beginning through advanced swimming and safety skills. While many of

the activities are repetitive, studies indicate that this is the best way for young children to learn. Frequency is the key to water adjustment

and learning. All children learn at a different pace and will advance through the ten levels at a different pace. Just because a child does

not advance a level does not mean they are not learning. Try to attend all classes and include swimming in your family’s recreational

activities. Did you know that once your child graduates from swim school they can still register for Swim School and participate in the

tenth and final level, Graduate Swim School? This level focuses on refining the six swim strokes, and building endurance. Did you know

that you can view all of the swim school level requirements on-line? Visit ahpd.org/swimming/SwimLessonInfo.htm to view them and

other information about our swim program.

Participants register for classes by time periods and our staff will evaluate each child’s ability on the first day of class. Therefore the

first day of class will take longer to get started due to attendance and ability evaluations. If you took swim lessons during the prior

season, please bring your end of lesson sheet so staff can properly place your child. We honor sheets from one season prior. Children

can wear swim goggles. If your child has long hair we recommend they wear a swim cap or tie their hair back. Please remember there

are no make-ups for missed classes. (SN)


1664-6 Sa 11:20 am-12 pm 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1664-7 Sa 12:10-12:50 pm 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50 7 3/19, 3/26, 4/9

1664-8 Su 11:10-11:50 am 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1664-9 Su 12-12:40 pm 3/6-5/8 $57/$85.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1665-0 M 6:45-7:25 pm 3/7-5/2 $65/$97.50 8 3/21

1665-1 M, W 6:15-6:55 pm 5/16-6/1 $41/$61.50 5 5/30

Swim School II (5-12 yrs)This program follows the same swim lesson plans and objectives as Swim School, however the instructor to student ratio is 1 to 4. Be

aware that the first day of class will take longer to get started due to attendance and ability evaluations. Unfortunately there are no

make-ups for missed classes. (SN)


1667-2 Su 10:20-11 am 3/6-5/8 $77/$115.50 7 3/20, 3/27, 4/24

1667-3 W 7:10-7:50 pm 3/9-5/4 $88/$132.50 8 3/23

STEVE NEILLAquatics Program SupervisorFor more information on programs at

Olympic and aquatic programs,

please call Steve at 847.577.3025 or

[email protected]

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One on One Youth Swim Coaching Sessions (6-14 yrs)One on One coaching sessions are designed to meet your child’s

individual competitive swimming goals. Each code is for two

classes. You can sign up for as many as you like, but they are in

sets of two. Parents will be contacted prior to your first session

by an Arlington Muskie swim coach to discuss your goals and

expectations for the one on one coaching sessions. This program is

intended for children who have prior swim team experience. (TJ)


1669-4 W 7:55-8:25 pm 3/30-4/6 $44/$66.50

1669-5 W 7:55-8:25 pm 4/13-4/20 $44/$66.50

1669-6 W 7:55-8:25 pm 4/27-5/4 $44/$66.50

1669-7 W 7:55-8:25 pm 5/11-5/18 $44/$66.50

1669-8 W 8:30-9 pm 3/30-4/6 $44/$66.50

1669-9 W 8:30-9 pm 4/13-4/20 $44/$66.50

1670-0 W 8:30-9 pm 4/27-5/4 $44/$66.50

1670-1 W 8:30-9 pm 5/11-5/18 $44/$66.50

Youth Water Polo (9+)Water Polo is an exciting team sport to watch and even more

exciting to play. This class will be coached by staff who play

or have played water polo at the high school level. Specific

skills will be worked on during each class with the intent of

conducting actual games at the end of the session. Emphasis

will be on having fun and learning the basics. Both the ball and

goal will be smaller than what is used at the high school level.

This class will be taught in the dive well. Students must know

how to swim and be comfortable in deep water. No class 3/20,

3/27, 4/24. (SN)



1679-3 Su 8:05-8:55 am 3/6-5/8

Teen Swim Lessons (11+)For teens from 11 - 17 years old, this program provides

fun and exciting classes while introducing and developing

stroke coordination and comfort in the water. Participants

are evaluated on the first day of class and placed with the

appropriate instructor. Instructors work with participants to

develop individual goals based on their needs and ability. No

class 3/19, 3/26, 4/9. (SN)



1681-4 Sa 8:10-8:50 am 3/5-5/7

Competitive Stroke Clinic (6-14 yrs)Get ready for your summer swim season. This competitive stroke

clinic focuses on the four competitive strokes, racing starts and

turns. Participants must be able to swim breast-stroke, backstroke

and freestyle to enroll. Prior competitive swim experience is

preferred. The clinic is coached by Arlington Heights Park District

Muskie swim team coaches. The first class will focus entirely on

stroke work, using drills to improve and correct technique. The

second class will use unique coaching methods to improve some

of the most important aspects of a race; the starts, turns, and

streamlines You may sign up for just one of the classes or both. No

class 4/23, 4/24. (TJ)

R/NR Fee: $83/$124.50 Classes: 12


1672-2 Sa, Su 6:10-7:10 pm 4/9-5/22

1672-3 Sa, Su 7:20-8:20 pm 4/9-5/22

Kick-Off to Interpark (6-14 yrs)Get ready for Interpark with this warm up to the season. Not

sure if you are ready to participate in the Interpark Swim

Team program? If that is the case, this a great introduction

to competitive swimming. Swimmers will focus on the four

competitive strokes, turns, and starts. This is a novice stroke

clinic for the beginning competitive swimmer; however, each

swimmer must be able to complete 25 yards of freestyle with

correct technique. The clinic is coached by Arlington Heights

Park District Interpark Swim Coaches. (TJ)



1674-4 Sa 12-1 pm 5/21-6/11

Competitive Swimming Video Analysis (6+)Ever wondered what your swimming stroke looks like? Do you

want to see what needs to be fixed? This innovative program

designed for youth swimmers will allow you to see your own

stroke mechanics on video. By improving your mechanics you

will become a more efficient swimmer. An Arlington Muskie

swim coach will video tape your stroke from the deck, watch it

with you, and then provide feedback and drills for improvement.

The coach will cater the session to what you want to work on.

There is a maximum of 2 students per class. (TJ)


1676-5 W 7:55-8:25 pm 3/30-4/6 $30/$45.50

1676-6 W 7:55-8:25 pm 4/13-4/20 $30/$45.50

1676-7 W 7:55-8:25 pm 4/27-5/4 $30/$45.50

1676-8 W 7:55-8:25 pm 5/11-5/18 $30/$45.50

1676-9 W 8:30-9 pm 3/30-4/6 $30/$45.50

1677-0 W 8:30-9 pm 4/13-4/20 $30/$45.50

1677-1 W 8:30-9 pm 4/27-5/4 $30/$45.50

1677-2 W 8:30-9 pm 5/11-5/18 $30/$45.50

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Muskies Swim Team - SummerThe Muskies Swim Team is for 6-18 year old swimmers who have

some experience with competitive swimming; with the Muskies,

Inter-park swim teams, YMCA teams, Alligators or high school

swim competition. The Muskies compete in dual meets held on

Wednesdays and a Conference Championship Meet scheduled

for the end of July. Practices are five nights a week, Monday thru

Friday and the times vary by age group.

Muskies Swimming Requirements:

• Age 8 and under: Must be able to swim 25 yards, 1 pool

length, with rhythmic breathing. This will be checked at the

first practice through a water assessment test. Each child must

meet these standards.

• Age 9-10: Must be able to swim 50 yards, 2 pool lengths of

freestyle and backstroke with good technique.

• Age 11 and over: Must be able to swim 3 competitive strokes at

least 100 yards with good technique.

• Swimmers not meeting minimum swimming requirements may

not register for Muskies. Register participant in the age group

he/she will be on the first day of practice.

There will be a parent’s meeting at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, June 7, at

Olympic Indoor Swim Center. The summer meet schedule will be

available at this meeting along with additional information for the

season. No class 7/4. (TJ)



1687-7 6-8 yrs M - F 5-6 pm 6/13-7/27 $153/$229.50

1687-8 9-10 yrs M - F 6-7 pm 6/13-7/27 $153/$229.50

1687-9 11-12 yrs M - F 5-6:30 pm 6/13-7/27 $163/$244.50

1688-0 13-18 yrs M - F 6-7 pm 6/13-7/27 $256/$384.50

Adult Private Swim Lessons (18+)Do you want to learn how to swim? Do you want to improve your

swimming technique, your endurance or just want to learn a new

stroke? Now you can. We understand that swimming is different

for everyone. No two people swim the same. With the right

instruction you can improve your swimming skills. We can set up

a private one on one swim lesson for you. Your lesson will take

place during an adult lap swim time. Please call 847.577.3025

to review the available days and times and to reserve your spot.

The fee is based on one 45 minute session. (SN)

Class R/NR Fee

1683-5 $33/$49.50

Adult Swim Lessons (18+)This class was developed for non-experienced swimmers

through competitive swimmers wanting to perfect their

techniques. Participants are evaluated on the first day of class

and placed with the appropriate instructor. Instructors work with

participants to develop individual goals based on their needs

and ability. No class 3/19, 3/26, 4/9. (SN)

Classes: 7


1685-6 Sa 8:10-8:50 am 3/5-5/7 $57/$85.50

New for Two Muskies: New Muskies

registering with a second new

Muskie.Muskie

get-a Muskie:

Current Muskies

get a friend to

join with you.

Becoming an AHPD Muskie isn’t a destination, it’s a journey. It’s the desire to beat a personal best. The joy of competition with others and oneself. To have fun and stay fit with friends.

MY TIME. MY FRIENDS.

My MUSKIES.

REGISTRATION:February 8, 2011 ResidentsFebruary 21, 2011 Non-residentsPractice location Recreation Park PoolProgram runs June 13 - July 27

Get a limited

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gear bag!

(Note: participants requesting a refund will be subject to a cancellation fee)

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Drop-in Daily Fee: $6.50/class

Water Exercise Coupons 5 Coupons $31

10 Coupons $58

20 Coupons $112

30 Coupons $165

All winter/spring coupons will expire on June 11, 2011.

Water Exercise Class DescriptionsShallow Water Exercise: A shallow water cardiovascular and

strength workout.

Deep Water Exercise: A deep-water cardiovascular and strength

workout. Flotation equipment available.

Arthritis Water Exercise: The Park District along with the

Arthritis Foundation provide this class which is designed to

meet the special needs of those with arthritis and other

limitations. All instructors for the class are certified though

the Arthritis Foundation’s Aquatic Program.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

6:45-7:45 amDeep Water Exercise

6:45-7:45 am

Deep Water Exercise



No class 4/9

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Exercise

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Exercise

7:10-8:10 pmShallow Water

Exercise

Water ExerciseThis popular form of exercise is great for anyone looking to get

a good workout without the aching and soreness. The buoyancy

and resistance of the water allows participants to work hard

without the pain. All classes include strengthening muscles

and an aerobic workout. Our instructors have professional

certifications through the AEA, SCW, The Arthritis Foundation

and more. Water exercise is offered in both shallow and deep

water, but participants do not need to know how to swim.

Hydro-Fit equipment is used in all classes and flotation belts

are worn in the deep water.

Coupons for classes may be purchased at Olympic Indoor

Swim Center during regular business hours. All coupons

have an expiration date and refunds will not be given for

unused coupons. Classes failing to meet a minimum of nine

participants on a consistent bases for two weeks are subject to

cancellation.

If you are not sure if this form of exercise is for you, then come

on out and try a free class on us (new participants only). (TJ)

Water Exercise Spring Session ScheduleAll classes held at Olympic Indoor Swim Center

Classes run from February 28, 2011 through June 4, 2011

No Classes May 30.

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Interpark Swim TeamNovice swim teams for the beginning competitive swimmer ages 6-14 are offered at Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Olympic, Pioneer, and

Recreation parks. To participate in the Interpark program, each swimmer must be able to complete 25 yards of freestyle with correct

technique. A skills test is held on the first day of practice. Any swimmer not meeting these requirements will not be able to participate in

the program. Interpark swim teams is not considered a substitute for lessons. The swimmers who progress most rapidly in this program

are often enrolled in swim lessons at the same time.

Practices are held at your local park and each team competes in five or six dual meets. Meet times will vary between morning and

afternoon. A parent meeting will be held on the first day of practice at each park.

The Interpark swim team season ends with the Annual City Meet on July 30, at Recreation Pool. Participants must register for this

program by July 4 to be eligible for City Meet. There will be no mid season fee reduction or proration of fees for late registrants.

This season The Heritage Hurricanes will again have overflow practice times. These times have been added to alleviate overcrowding

during their practices. For a list of exact times please see the sections listed below.

Everyone registering before May 21 will be invited to the fifth annual Interpark Family Day on June 18 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Swimmers

and parents will have the opportunity to meet the coaches and staff as well as see a stroke demonstration while hearing descriptions of

each stroke. Families will also be able to swim at Olympic at no cost and participate in games.(TJ)

Class Location Age Day(s) Time Date Classes No Class R/NR Fee

1690-1 Camelot 6-8 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1690-2 Camelot 9-10 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1690-3 Camelot 11-12 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1690-4 Camelot 13-14 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1692-5 Frontier 6-8 yrs M - F 8:45-9:45 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50




1694-9 Heritage 6-8 yrs T - F 4:40-5:40 pm 6/21-7/29 24 $149/$223.50

Overflow 5:40-6:40 pm 6/20-7/25 5 7/4

1695-0 Heritage 9-10 yrs M, W, Th, F 4:40-5:40 pm 6/20-7/29 23 7/4 $149/$223.50

Overflow T 5:40-6:40 pm 6/21-7/26 6

1695-1 Heritage 11-12 yrs M, T, Th, F 4:40-5:40 pm 6/20-7/29 23 7/4 $149/$223.50

Overflow W 5:40-6:40 pm 6/22-7/27 6

1695-2 Heritage 13-14 yrs M, T, W, F 4:40-5:40 pm 6/20-7/29 23 7/4 $149/$223.50

Overflow 5:40-6:40 pm 6/23-7/28 6

1697-3 Olympic 6-8 yrs M - F 4:30-5:30 pm 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $148/$223.50

1697-4 Olympic 9-10 yrs M - F 4:30-5:30 pm 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1697-5 Olympic 11-12 yrs M - F 4:30-5:30 pm 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1697-6 Olympic 13-14 yrs M - F 4:30-5:30 pm 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1699-7 Pioneer 6-8 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1699-8 Pioneer 9-10 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1699-9 Pioneer 11-12 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1700-0 Pioneer 13-14 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50

1702-1 Rec-Racers 6-8 yrs M - F 8-9 am 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50




1702-2 Rec-Stingrays 6-8 yrs M - F 5-6 pm 6/20-7/29 29 7/4 $149/$223.50




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Your child will love the party and so will you! Don’t wait - book your next party right here with the Arlington Heights Park District. The best part is we’ll do everything for you... set up the party, run the games and activities, and even clean up the mess!

The Arlington Heights Park District offers birthday parties at your local community centers and Olympic Indoor Swim Center.

We offer a unique and flexible birthday party service designed to fit your needs. All parties last 1½ hours, except for the Princess Party (2 hours) and swim parties at Olympic Indoor Swim Center.

BirthdayPartiesat the Arlington Heights Park District

Parties include: Room set up and clean-up Professional Park District staff to assist you with the planning from beginning to end Two party hosts to lead and coordinate the party activities Custom designed cake (choose from several different options). Ask our professional staff for more details. All the trimmings - ice cream, juice, plates, napkins, utensils, decorations, and goody bags for all attending children

Community Center PartiesPrincess Party (4-8 yrs) $300 $275 Do you have a little princess at home? Let the Arlington Heights Park District make her party a royal affair making crafts and playing some fun filled activities just fit for a princess and her royal subjects. These parties are held only at Olympic, Pioneer and Heritage Park.

Sports Birthday Parties (4+) $300 $250Does your child love sports? If so, then this is the perfect party! The birthday child and guests spend the party playing nothing but SPORTS! You can pick their favorite sport or up to 3 different sports for a variety that all children will be sure to love! Please note that due to youth winter basketball league and programming sports parties may not be available at certain centers or times.

Good Old Fashioned Birthday Party (4-8yrs) $275 $250 Remember the good old fashioned birthday party with games like pin the tail on the donkey, bozo buckets, hot potato, drop the clothespins in the jar, balloon pop and other fun old-time games? This is the perfect traditional party! These parties are held only at Olympic, Pioneer and Heritage Park.

Dance Party (4+) $300 $250If your child is always movin’ and groovin’, this is the perfect party. We’ll begin in our state of the art dance studio with warm-ups, then move on to choreographed dance routines. The guest of honor can pick the style of dance: ballet, hip-hop, jazz or combine styles. Music is provided. These parties are held only at Pioneer Park.

Glaze Craze (4+) $325 $280Come and create a one of a kind master piece! Everyone paints their own ceramic piece from a display of choices. The studio will glaze, fire, wrap and label all pieces for you to pick up with in 14 days.

Wet Clay (4+) $330 $285This party lets the children hand-build their own creations with the help of an instructor, choose the color of paint for their projects and then the studio will fire, wrap and label all of the projects for you to pick up with in 14 days.

* Prices are based on 14 children and the birthday child. Each additional child will be $5. (Clay parties based on 12 children including the birthday child). For more information and to book your Community Center Birthday Party, please call Amy Kopecky at 847.577.3021.

Olympic Indoor Swim CenterThere are three pool party options. Adult supervision is required for all children attending the party. Pool parties are recommended for ages 4 and up. Prices include 14 children and the birthday child. Each additional child will cost $5.

Gold Splash Party - You will get private use of the Family Activity Pool. This includes use of the flume slide and interac-tive water play features, pool noodles, and the private pool side party room. $390

Silver Splash Party - You will get private use of the pool side party room. If your group is larger than 20 you may have to use a private room in the lower level. You will also get to use the Family Activity Pool, Lap Pool, and Dive Well during a public swim session. This includes use of the flume slide, interactive water play features, two diving boards, and a drop slide. $345

Bronze Splash Party - You will get private use of the pool side party room. If your group is larger than 20 you may have to use a private room in the lower level. You will also get to use the Family Activity Pool only. This includes use of the flume slide and water play features. $315

For more information and to book your Olympic Indoor Swim Center party, please call Tim Jaskiewicz at 847.577.3047.

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dANCEexpress yourselfDid you know...Currently the majority of the dance classes are in the middle

of the 18 week winter/spring session that ends with the annual

dance recital in May. If you are interested in joining one of the

dance classes that are not offered in this guide you can sign

up for classes during our 8 week mini session that starts this

summer in June. Look for the Summer Program Guide for more

information. Our regular session of dance starts up again in

August for the 15 week Fall session. Everyone who takes classes

in the Fall has priority registration to get in to the Winter/Spring

session. For more information about dance check out ahpd.org

or contact Laura Oberg at [email protected] or 847-506-7872.

If you are interested in dance and would like to come see the

recital, tickets will be on sale at the Administration Center

410 N. Arlington Heights Rd. after April 16. There are multiple

shows over the weekend of May 20-21 at St. Viator High School.

Fusion dance Team 10+ years Instructor: Mollee Johnson

This is a jazz-only dance team. Dancers work on perfecting

technique and performance ability, and moving their talent to

an advanced level. Fusion will perform in local performances

though out the year and attend a competition/convention.

Practices are on Wednesday nights, 7:30-9 pm at the

Administration Center. The dance team meets once a week

during the 15 week fall session and 18 week winter/spring

session. Dancers wear black jazz shoes, black leotard and black

jazz pants to class. In addition to Fusion, dancers need to be

enrolled in at least one additional dance class.

Students must audition for the team. Auditions are on Wednesday,

June 1 from 4-7pm at the Administration Center. Bring music and

prepare to perform a one-minute jazz dance. To register for the

audition, call 847.506.7872 by Tuesday, May 31.

Synergy dance Company 10+ years Instructor: Julie Swichtenberg

If you are a dancer that has always been interested in dancing

in a company and is looking for the next level in dance, this

is a dance company for you. Synergy will combine dancers

that are interested in advancing their skill and working with

others to expand on their abilities. Synergy is intended for the

well-rounded and dedicated dancer. We emphasize dance forms

including ballet, lyrical,and jazz. All Synergy students must

enroll in a Ballet class in addition to company. The company will

perform throughout the year, attend a dance convention, and

participate in a dance competition.

Students must audition for the company. Prepare a one-minute

dance (any form) and bring their own music. Auditions are on

Thursday, May 26 from 5:30-7pm. To register for the audition,

call 847.506.7872 by Wednesday, May 25.

auditions. sign up today!

Please note the Fusion Dance Team is not a prerequisite for the Synergy Dance Company and Synergy is not a prerequisite for Fusion. Each company

provides a different opportunity and experience depending on what your interest or goals are as a dancer. If someone would like to audition for/

participate in both companies, the schedules will NOT conflict with one another. Also note the age change in the Synergy Company.

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Tots in Motion w/ ParentParents will help introduce their child to the world of dance by

helping them learn about music, rhythm and creative movement

in a structured class. Development and control of gross motor

skills, following directions and taking turns are stressed. Parents

and tots should wear ballet slippers or socks and comfortable

clothing that allow them to move freely. Older and younger

siblings who are not registered for this class and non-dancing

adults are not allowed in the dance room during class. Only one

parent per dancer, please. No class 3/21-3/26. (LO)


R/NR Fee: $51/$64

Class Age Day(s) Time Date Instr.

1704-9 2.5-3.5 yr T 9:30-10 am 3/1-5/3 Sandy S.

1705-0 2.5-3.5 yr Th 9:30-10 am 3/3-5/5 Sandy S.

1705-1 2.5-3.5 yr Th 3:15-3:45 pm 3/3-5/5 Barb B.

1705-2 2.5-3.5 yr Sa 2:30-3 pm 3/5-4/30 Barb B.

HipHop for BoysThis class is perfect for those who love to groove to the current

beats, learn age-appropriate fun and funky moves! The emphasis

is on attitude, stage presence, developing an individual style,

learning to relax the body and having fun! Clean gym shoes that

are not worn outside can be used or black Jazz sneakers. No

class 3/25. (LO)


R/NR Fee: $47/$59 Instructor: Jennifer Luchessi


1712-1 4-6 yrs F 2:40-3:25 pm 3/18-5/13

Summer Arlington Variety Dance CampAttention Dancers! If you love dance and want to continue over

the summer, this camp is for you! The Arlington Heights Park

District Instructors will teach tap, jazz and hip hop. Highlights

include dance related arts and crafts and an end of the summer

spectacular performance for each session. All camp participants

will receive a t-shirt. Register early, spots fill fast! (LO)

Location: Pioneer

Instructor: Carla Ricchio & Jennifer Lucchesi


1714-2 4-6 yrs T, Th 1-2:30 pm 6/28-8/11 $163/$204

1714-3 5-7 yrs W 1-3 pm 6/29-8/10 $108/$135

1714-4 6-8 yrs T, Th 11:30-1 pm 6/28-8/11 $163/$204

1714-5 9+ T 4-6 pm 6/28-8/9 $108/$135

Hip Pop Dancing For KidsHey kids! Learn some of today’s hottest dance steps. You’ll be

introduced to some basic and hot new pop steps, learn a routine

and play fun games to music. You’ll choreograph your own routine

as a group (or groups) with assistance from the instructor and

perform them at the last class. Dance like your favorite artist

from warm up to cool down. Parents are welcome to come 10-15

minutes early the last week of the class to see The Performance!

Please wear comfortable clothing and gym shoes. (LO)


R/NR Fee: $39/$49 Instructor: Dance Techs


1716-6 6-8 yrs F 6:30-7:30 pm 3/11-4/8 3/25

1716-7 9-12 yrs F 6:30-7:30 pm 4/15-5/6 3/25

LAURA OBERGCultural Arts and Special Events SupervisorFor more information on cultural arts

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Irish Step DanceOpen your child’s eyes and heart to Ireland’s traditional dances. The McNulty School of Irish Dance program is designed to challenge

each dancer to achieve his or her personal best, both on and off the dance floor. Students develop concentration skills, coordination,

and self-confidence that serve them well in all facets of life. Dancers begin learning solo and team soft shoe dances and then progress to

more complex soft shoe and heavy shoe steps over time. Class attire includes a t-shirt, shorts, socks and Irish, jazz, ballet or light gym

shoes. Leotards with shorts over them are acceptable. No long pants of any kind. Member of Irish Dance Teachers Association of Mid

America and North America and An Coimisiun le Rinci Gaelacha, Dublin Ireland. No class 4/25. (EW)

Location: Camelot Classes: 10

Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee

1709-4 Preschool 4-6 Yrs M 4-4:30 pm 3/7-5/16 $60/$78

1709-5 Beginner 7-16 Yrs M 7:15-8 pm 3/7-5/16 $100/$130

1709-6 Beginner-Soft Shoe 7-16 Yrs M 4:30-5:15 pm 3/7-5/16 $100/$130

1709-7 Intermediate-Heavy Shoe 7-16 Yrs M 5:15-5:45 pm 3/7-5/16 $60/$78

1709-8 Advanced Intermediate-Soft Shoe 7-16 Yrs M 5:45-6:45 pm 3/7-5/16 $110/$143

1709-9 Advanced-Heavy Shoe 7-16 Yrs M 6:45-7:15 pm 3/7-5/16 $100/$130

1710-0 Adult 17+ M 8-8:45 pm 3/7-5/16 $100/$130

Adult TapStudents enhance their tapping abilities beginning with

coordinated warm-ups and moving into combination steps. This

is an intermediate class, some tap experience required. No

class 3/21. (LO)


R/NR Fee: $51/$64 Instructor: Brittany Burns


1707-3 18+ M 8:15-9 pm 3/7-5/2

Splendid Ballroom DanceDiscover the wonderful world of ballroom dancing in this

introductory/ refresher session. Improve your skills, learn new

steps and how to lead and follow. You will have fun dancing the

Waltz, Cha Cha, Swing, Foxtrot, Rhumba and Tango with just a

few hours of enjoyable instruction. Couples are recommended,

but not necessary. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are

not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and

shoes. Fee is per person. (LO)




1718-8 16+ F 7:30-8:30 pm 3/11-5/6 3/25

Swingin’ SwingIt’s the hottest new/old dance trend in the Chicagoland area! Six

easy lessons you’ll be strutting your stuff at dance clubs and

parties! Swing, Lindy Hop, Kick Swing, Kansas City, Charleston

line dance, and combinations are some of the moves you may

be learning. Couples are recommended, but not necessary.

Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a

partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Fee is per

person. (LO)




1720-9 16+ F 8:30-9:30 pm 3/11-4/8

Wedding/Social DanceThe perfect class for anyone with any type of upcoming social

engagement. This class will prepare you for any type of music,

such as: Live Rock Band, Top 40 Dance, Latin, Big Band or a

Waltz! We’ll also introduce you to the Lost Art of Slow Dancing.

Couples are recommended, but not necessary. Couples will not

rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please

wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Fee is per person. (LO)


Instructor: Dance Techs


1723-0 16+ F 8:30-9:30 pm 4/15-5/6 $39/$49

Wedding Fiesta WorkshopLearn to dance to ballroom, big band, Latin, slow and

contemporary dance music. This crash course includes: leading

and following, traveling, turns and movement. This is perfect for

anyone who is in or going to attend a wedding! Waltz, Swing,

Cha Cha, contemporary and the Lost Art of Slow Dancing are

taught (Getting married? Bring your special song in on tape or

CD.). Couples are recommended, but not necessary. Couples will

not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please

wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Fee is per person. (LO)

Location: Frontier

Instructor: Dance Techs


1725-1 16+ Sa 12-3 pm 4/23 $35

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Our arts and crafts rooms are furnished with all the equipment necessary for a complete fine arts program, including kilns, potters wheels,

table and standing easels and brushes. The Arts programs, for all ages, are developed to be a continuation of past successful programs, NOT

a repetition. In each session, you will work on new projects as well as favorites from past sessions. Students will be working with all types of

art materials including paint, crayons, fabric markers, and clay, as well as many others. Please send your children to class with appropriate

clothing for participating in art classes. The Park District is not responsible for damaged clothing or property.

Mini Artists (with Adult)Here’s a chance for your child to create fabulous art projects

with that special adult. No fuss, no mess at your house... just

lots of fun! Projects follow seasonal themes. It is best to have

one special adult per child. Please no additional unregistered

siblings. No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)


Fee: $57


1734-6 2.5-3.5 yr M 11:30-12:15 pm 2/28-4/25

1734-7 2.5-3.5 yr W 10:15-11 am 3/2-4/27

Mini ArtistChildren create terrific art and craft projects on their own. They’ll

learn basic fine motor skills such as use of scissors, coloring,

painting and gluing. Seasonal themes are used, with a different

one featured each session. One parent helper per class is needed.

Please no additional unregistered siblings. No class 3/21-3/25.


Fee: $76


1741-0 M 3-5 yrs 9:15-10:15 am 2/28-4/25**

Wearable Art From the top of our heads to the tips of our toes, we’ll be

making fashionable art to wear. Snazzy hats, jazzy scarves and

shoelaces with pizazz will have your child stepping out in style.

No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)


Instructor: Marie Droske


1728-2 M 3-5 yrs 1-1:45 pm 2/28-4/25 $57

1728-3 Th 3-5 yrs 10:15-11 am 3/3-4/28 $57

Celebration Crafts Every class is a party! We’ll go on a trip to the jungle for a safari

party and flip over our celebration of topsy-turvy day. Other

party themes include Aloha, Detective and Circus fun. We’ll

make decorations, play a game and do a craft for each class.

No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




1728-6 T 3-5 yrs 10:15-11 am 3/1-4/26 $57

1728-7 F 3-5 yrs 11:15 am-12 pm 3/4-4/29 $57

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PRESChOOL ARTS & CRAFTSTwoosy DoodlersThis is a special art class just for toddlers and parents (or

helpers). Little fingers will experiment with painting, gluing,

sticking, printing and creating while developing fine motor,

language and self-help skills. This is an I can do it! class that

is fun and creative! Each session has new activities. Moms and

helpers get to play too. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)

Age: 20-36 mos


Instructor: Abrakadoodle Staff


1727-2 F 9:30-10:15 am 2/25-4/8 $60/$75 6

1727-3 F 10:30-11:15 am 2/25-4/8 $60/$75 6

1727-4 M 9:30-10:15 am 2/28-4/11 $60/$75 6

1727-5 F 9:30-10:15 am 4/22-5/20 $52/$65 5

1727-6 F 10:30-11:15 am 4/22-5/20 $52/$65 5

1727-7 M 9:30-10:15 am 4/25-5/23 $52/$65 5

ABC ArtABC Art is a great way for children to learn the alphabet while

creating their own masterpieces. Each week we introduce one

new letter, then do an art project associated with that letter.

Class includes a short story featuring the day’s letter. Parents

need to attend class with 2.5-3.5 year olds. Please, no additional

unregistered siblings. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)

Location: Pioneer

Fee: $57

Class Age Day(s) Time Date #

1729-8 2-3 yrs W 9:15-10 am 3/2-4/27 8

1729-9 3-5 yrs M 10:30-11:15 am 3/7-5/2 8**

Art Program Open HousePioneer Park | Feb. 9 | 6-7:30 pm

This art open house will be held in conjunction

with the annual Preschool Open House.

Join us for a FREE art class with our qualified art

instructors (for ages 3-6). We will have projects, activities

and brochures of all that is offered at the art studios, plus

balloon artists and more! If you haven’t tried an art class

yet, this is the time to check it out! Come enjoy the fun!

This event was previously listed in the winter guide to

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Mini DoodlersChildren develop their creativity through carefully designed

lessons that ignite the imagination and develop skills they will

use in all aspects of life. Children create masterpieces that are

truly unique using real artist materials including watercolors,

tempera paints, oil pastels, creative tools and more. Each

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1745-5 M 3-6 yrs 10:30-11:15 am 2/28-4/11 $60/$75

1745-6 M 3-6 yrs 10:30-11:15 am 4/25-5/23 $52/$65

Clayworks - PreschoolExperience the joy of working with clay. Children create their

own masterpieces using the pinch, coil and slab methods. No

previous experience is necessary to enroll. Students work at

their own pace and progress to more difficult projects according

to ability. No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)




1747-7 T 3-6 yrs 5:15-6:15 pm 3/1-4/26 $64

Crafty CrittersCreativity is the name of the game for this preschool starter

class! Children are introduced to art by learning how to make

crafts, paintings, and drawings. Get your preschooler active this

spring with a fun art class, that gives them a project they can

take home! No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)




1749-8 M 3-8 yrs 5:15-6 pm 2/28-4/25 $56

Princess Clay DayPrincesses like frogs so why not clay? Come in and get a little messy

in this princess class. Girls will enjoy creating their own clay princess

wind chimes, plaques, charms and tea cups. No class 5/24. (LO)




1751-9 T 4-7 yrs 5:30-7:30 pm 5/17-5/31 $35

Paint, Paint & More PaintThe world of painting is explored through landscapes, animals,

flowers, plants and even abstracts. Washable paints are used on

paper and canvas to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces. No class

3/21-3/25 (LO)




1754-0 4-8 yrs W 5:30-6:15 pm 3/2-4/27 $57

** Fitness classes available at Pioneer during these times. See

page 55 for schedule.

Magnificent Me Every child is a special individual with a unique personality and

many talents. We’ll celebrate this uniqueness with personalized

crafts using handprints, footprints and fingerprints. Silhouette

tracings and name art will be other projects that will announce

that your child is magnificent! No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)




1728-0 T 3-5 yrs 11:15 am-12 pm 3/1-4/26 $57

1728-1 F 3-5 yrs 9:15-10 am 3/4-4/29 $57

Science Art Let’s learn about science as we create art! In each class, we’ll do

a science experiment and an art project to show our discoveries.

We’ll play with shadows, make our own static electricity, mix colors

and charm a magnetic snake. No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)




1727-8 T 3-5 yrs 9-10 am 3/1-4/26 $76**

1727-9 F 3-5 yrs 10:15-11 am 3/4-4/29 $57

Hello Spring Join us as we hop down the bunny trail. We’ll weave a colorful

basket, decorate a mosaic egg and create a bouquet of flowers.

There will be a spring in our step as we assemble a lucky

leprechaun and cottontail bunny. No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)




1728-4 W 3-5 yrs 11:15-12 pm 3/2-4/27 $57

1728-5 Th 3-5 yrs 9-10 am 3/3-4/28 $76**

Young Rembrandts Preschool DrawingEncourage your preschooler’s enthusiasm for art and creativity.

This spring, Young Rembrandts introduces a variety of artistic

lessons that will challenge and excite your budding young artist.

Your preschooler will travel back in time to when the giant lizards

ruled the Earth as they draw a fantastic dinosaur. And if your

child has fashion designer tendencies, he or she will love drawing

the colorful clothing items in our shirt and necktie lesson. From

there, we’ll take to the skies as we draw an intricate butterfly and

an awesome kite scene. These drawings will provide many great

opportunities for your child to explore the world of color, pattern,

and design. These are just a few of the many great lessons your

student will learn. There’s no better time than NOW to enroll your

child into a Young Rembrandts class. No class 3/21-3/25. (LO)


R/NR Fee: $35/$44

Instructor: Young Rembrandts


1743-1 M 3-5 yrs 4-4:45 pm 3/7-4/4

1743-2 Th 3-5 yrs 9:30-10:15 am 3/10-4/7

1743-3 M 3-5 yrs 4-4:45 pm 4/11-5/2

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Family Clay Night Families will create a unified family crest symbol. During this

one day class each family will choose one of four team building

clay challenges. The family will have up to two hours to complete

the challenge. Each challenge teaches the family different

techniques and team work skills. Join us for a fun family night

out. All projects will be available to pick up by Friday, May 27.

Registration is per child. (LO)

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1764-5 F 5-12 yrs 6-8 pm 5/13 $16

Young RembrandtsDo you have an elementary student who gets excited at the

prospect of undertaking fun, creative endeavors? If so, there’s

no better time than now to enroll your child into a Young

Rembrandts class. This season we’ll spring into action as we

create a fun, adorable drawing of baby bunnies. And if your

child has a knack for architecture, our city skyline lesson and

tower bridge lesson will lead them down the road to creativity

and learning. Your child will also learn about international

artistry as they draw Korean-influenced pottery. This lesson

provides many great opportunities for your student to enhance

their drawing and coloring skills. But that’s not all. Our

patterned flowers lesson will strengthen your child’s sense of

composition and pattern application. And what better way to

close the season than to learn about artist Gustav Klimt. All this

and more awaits your child in a Young Rembrandts classroom!

Sign up today! No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)


R/NR Fee: $35/$44

Instructor: Young Rembrandts


1766-6 M 6-12 yrs 5-5:45 pm 3/7-4/4

1766-7 M 6-12 yrs 5-5:45 pm 4/11-5/2

Messy 3-DHere’s your chance to make all those messy art projects you

can’t do at home! You’ll work with clay, casting, plaster, and

much more. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




1756-1 W 4-12 yrs 6:30-7:45 pm 3/2-4/27 $80

Multi-Media DrawingExplore the art of multi-media drawing using various materials

and combinations. Charcoal, pastels, watercolor, pen and ink

and pencil projects are introduced. Since our instructors work

with each student individually, all level participants are welcome

to enroll. Fee includes all supplies. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




1758-2 M 5-12 yrs 5:15-6:15 pm 2/28-4/25 $64

Clayworks - Parent & MeExplore the creative world of Clayworks with your child. In this

class you’ll learn different techniques with step-by-step projects.

Parent and child can work on projects together or create their

own one-of-a-kind masterpieces. (LO)




1760-3 T 5-12 yrs 6:30-8:30 pm 3/1-5/3 $83

ClayworksChildren love working with clay! They’ll create their own

masterpieces using the pinch, coil and slab methods. No

previous experience is necessary to enroll. Students work at

their own pace and progress to more difficult projects according

to ability. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




1762-4 Th 5-12 yrs 5:30-6:45 pm 3/3-4/28 $83

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Girl’s (Ladies) Night OutIt’s ladies night at the park. So call your favorite girlfriend and

join us for a fun girl’s night. Ladies will enjoy creating their own

pendants out of clay, tea lights, soap dishes, tiles and more.

This is a two week work shop. During the second week students

can glaze projects and add fused glass for amazing results. No

class 6/3. (LO)

Location: Pioneer



1775-1 17+ F 6-7:30 pm 5/27-6/10 $37

Glass Sampler ClassHave you ever wanted to try a glass art but weren’t sure which one

to try? Well here’s your chance to try a sample of four different

arts. In this four week sampler class students will have the

opportunity to try mosaic, stained glass, fusing and beadmaking.

Each class runs 3 hours and gives the student just a taste of what

our longer classes include. The cost is $175 for all four classes or

$50 for one. Choose to do all four (and save $15) or sign up for just

the one or two you are interested in and get started on a new craft!

Dates are as followed mosaic 3/5, stained glass 3/12, fusing 3/19,

and glass beadmaking 3/26. (AK)

Location: Suevel Studios, Inc


1777-3 18+ Sa 1-4 pm 3/5-3/26 $175

1777-2 18+ Sa 1-4 pm 3/5 $50

1777-4 18+ Sa 1-4 pm 3/12 $50

1777-5 18+ Sa 1-4 pm 3/19 $50

1777-6 18+ Sa 1-4 pm 3/26 $50

AduLT ARTS & CRAFTSInspiration Studio (aka Teen Time) Art is self-expression. This studio experience offers the freedom

to express your creative self in a comfortable non-judgmental

environment for you to challenge your creativity. Take part in live

demonstrations of new techniques, clearly-explained ten-minute

warm up exercises that can be used to inspire/challenge you

throughout your life, and interesting group discussions about

art. This studio offers you the space to spread out and create

larger pieces of art. If you are interested in animation, graphic

design, sculpture, painting, spray painting, or drawing this is

the art class of you. All supplies are included: clay (fired in a

kiln), glazes, plaster paper mache, paints, pastels, canvases,

water colored pencils, water colors, colored pencils, crafts/

craft materials and a library of inspirational art books. Come

rediscover your creative side and challenge yourself in our

Inspiration Studio. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




1768-8 12-18 yrs W 7:45-9 pm 3/2-4/27 $88

Sculpture StudioExplore the creative process of hand building. Students will

learn techniques such as pinch, slab, coil, drape mold as well

as modeling techniques to develop surface textures. Students

will work to create their own unique ideas and style in clay.

Sculptures will include clay masks, vases and memory boxes.

Students are encouraged to inspire their creativity. This

classroom has a large storage area, so students can feel free

to work on projects across multiple weeks. All projects are

kiln fired and can be glazed. This is a great class to relieve

stress and to just have fun. All projects are easily completed

successfully and can challenge student’s creativity at the same

time. No class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




1770-9 12+ M 7:15-9:15 pm 2/28-4/25 $88

Art StudioBe creative and use your artistic ability in this open studio,

experience making pottery or drawing and painting using acrylic

paints or pastel/colored/charcoal pencils. If you choose pottery,

you’ll learn slab, coil, pinch and wheel techniques. If drawing

or painting is more your style, you can focus on landscapes,

portraits, cartoons or whatever you like. Studio time is for those

with an understanding of basic skills and who want to do a

step-by-step with the instructor or create on their own time. No

class 3/21-3/25 (LO)




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Theater Classes at the Park DistrictSince its inception in 2003, SOPA has provided top quality, engaging and inspiring education that fully supports the

mission of the school. As classes and enrollment increase, we have turned our focus to reaching out into the community.

We started creating workshops and residency opportunities as a way to get the same top quality performing arts

education that happens within the walls of Metropolis, out into the surrounding communities. Now, through a partnership

with Arlington Heights Park District, Metropolis is able to bring its top quality instructors and performing arts opportunities

to more individuals throughout Chicagoland. In the 2008/2009 school year, the Metropolis Outreach Program integrated the

arts into the lives of 5,800 individuals throughout Chicagoland. Partnering with Arlington Heights Park District enables the

Metropolis Outreach Program to bring professional performers and teaching artists to Arlington Heights Park District to build confidence, skills and

experiences of students in a variety of theatrical aspects.

ThEATERinspired

Music Movement MetropolTOTSPreschoolers will be engaged in creative drama exercises, an

introduction to music and rhythm and exploration of movement

and space. They will continue to develop self-confidence,

gross motor skills and self-expression through exposure to

different performing arts. Based in creative play with music and

movement, students’ imaginations can run free. MetropolTOTS

is the Metropolis Early Childhood Education series. Let your

child experience it first at the AHPD. No class 3/26. (LO)


Classes: 8


1003-0 3-4 yrs Sa 9:30-10:30 am 3/12-5/7 $90

Movie Musicals by Metropolis!Love musical theater? Love movies like Singin’ in the Rain, Mary

Poppins, The sound of Music or The Wizard of Oz? Then this is

your class to build skills in music, dance and acting through the

enchanting songs and scenes of Hollywood’s greatest musicals.

Students will experience all aspects of musical theater as

they work on acting foundations through ensemble games and

exercises, character development and using their imaginations.

Students will learn songs, scenes and dance combinations in

this fun and action-packed class. Get ready for your close up!

No class 3/26. (LO)


Classes: 8


1003-2 gr K-2 Sa 10:30-11:30 am 3/12-5/7 $90

Musical Theater Extravaganza!Love musical theatre? Whether you are new to musical theatre

or continuing to develop your skills, then this is your class

to build technique in music, dance and acting. Students will

experience all aspects of musical theatre as they work on acting

foundations through ensemble games and exercises, character

development and using their imaginations. Students will learn

songs, scenes, dance combinations, and even create original

work in this fun and action-packed class. Get ready to be a star!

No class 3/26. (LO)


Classes: 8


1003-1 gr K-2 Sa 11:30-12:30 pm 3/12-5/7 $90

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METROPOLIS REFUND POLICY.

The Park District offers various cooperative programs

throughout the year in conjunction with the Metropolis

Performing Arts Centre. Please note the Metropolis refund

policy applies to these offerings. See page 117 for details.

Metropolis Performing Arts CentreMetropolis Performing Arts Centre (MPAC) was created in 2000 in response to the need for world class performing arts programming

and high quality arts education in the northwest suburbs. Now comprising both a professional theater and a School of the Performing

Arts, MPAC has become one of Chicagoland’s leading venues for quality performing arts programming and education. MPAC is ranked

9th among the list of the largest professional theatres in the Chicago area, according to The League of Chicago Theatres. Each year over

250,000 people venture into the Metropolis Facility. In the 2009/2010 season the Theater played host to over 75,000 patrons attending

one of over 400 performances of 50+ individual productions.

All classes on this page take place at Metropolis Performing Arts Center | 111 W. Campbell St., Arlington Heights

metropolisarts.com | 847.577.5982 ext. 221

Young Singers EnsembleThis Choral Program introduces vocal fundamentals of singing

in a group, and offers performance opportunities. Through fun

and dynamic activities, students learn the basic foundations of

vocal technique and ensemble singing, such as: breath control,

harmony melody and pitch. No class 3/23. (LO)

Classes: 17


4387-7 gr K-4 W 5:30-6:15 pm 2/2-6/1 $225

4387-8 gr 5-8 W 6:30-7:30 pm 2/2-6/1 $240

PROCESS CLASSESThrough varied approaches that include games, exploratory

exercises, acting theories and building of specific vocal and

physical techniques, students work on their skills as actors

and communicating through a common vocabulary. No class

3/21-3/26. (LO)


ActingFee: $225 Classes: 17


4383-2 Starlights gr K-2 T 4:30-5:30 pm 2/1-5/31

4383-3 Footlights gr 3-5 T 5:30-6:30 pm 2/1-5/31

Musical TheaterFee: $225 Classes: 17


4385-4 Starlights gr K-2 Th 5-6 pm 2/3-6/2

4385-5 Starlights gr K-2 Sa 9-10 am 2/5-6/4

4385-6 Footlights gr 3-5 Th 6-7 pm 2/3-6/2

4385-7 Footlights gr 3-5 Sa 12:30-1:30 pm 2/5-6/4

TheaterFee: $325 Classes: 17


4389-9 Spotlights gr 6-8 Th 5:30-7 pm 2/3-6/2

4390-1 Spotlights gr 6-8 Sa 2-3:30 pm 2/5-6/4

4390-0 Limelights HS Sa 11-12:30 pm 2/5-6/4

Chamber Music ProgramMetropolis’ new Chamber Music Program is the perfect addition

to any music student’s education. Building on what they learn in

private lessons, this program takes music into a group setting

and gives students even more performance, social and learning

opportunities. Chamber Music students will learn from some of

the best in the business, Metropolis’ new Ensemble-in-Residence

Fifth House Ensemble. Through intimate coaching, master

classes and workshops, Fifth House will give students a strong

base of chamber music skills and also impart the importance

of skills such as stage presence, rehearsal techniques and

arts business that will help student grow into well rounded

musicians.

Why join? Private lessons, whether you take them at Metropolis

or elsewhere, provide students with a fundamental knowledge

of music and their instrument. The Chamber Music Program

takes music education a step further, enhancing students’

understanding of what it takes to be a musician within an

ensemble and within the world. Fifth House Ensemble has

been praised for their innovation performances as well as

their business smarts. Their leadership will help instill an

entrepreneurial spirit in students that will keep them excited

about being a musician.

The program includes:

• Weekly ensemble rehearsals

• Small group coaching with professional instructors including

members of Metropolis’ Ensemble-in-Residence Fifth House

Ensemble

• 2 master classes per semester (fall and spring)

• 1 Chamber Ensemble concert per semester

Placement: Students must be enrolled in private lessons at

Metropolis or elsewhere to be considered for the Chamber

Music Program. Dates for placement auditions, rehearsals and

concerts will be announced on our blog at metropolisarts.com/

sopanews. (LO)


Fee: $260 Classes: 15


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Arlington Heights Historical MuseumA Collection of the Past-Preserved for the Future

co-sponsored by the Arlington Heights Historical Society,

Arlington Heights Memorial Library, Village of Arlington Heights,

and the Arlington Heights Park District.

The Arlington Heights Historical Museum is a five-building

complex, including a Coach House, Log Cabin, the 1882 home

of F. W. Muller, and the 1908 Banta House. These buildings and

their contents tell the story of Arlington Heights over the last

150 years.

Tours of the complex start at 2 and 3 pm, Saturday and

Sunday. Tour fees: Adults $4; Children 3-14, $2. Group tours

at other times are available by reservation. The Museum also

offers special programs for schools and scouts. Consult the

website for more information.

Arlington Heights Historical SocietyYour Museum: The Past, Present and FutureThe Historical Society is the not-for-profit organization that

collects artifacts, organizes community events, provides

volunteers for Museum activities, and operates the Heritage

Gallery and Shop and the Local History Library.

Come join us... Become a Member of the Arlington Heights

Historical Society and help preserve the History of Arlington

Heights for future generations.

Membership Rates:

$20 Individual

$40 Family

$100 Corporate

All Memberships Include:

• The Dunton Post Newsletter keeps you up to date on the activities

of the Historical Society and Museum.

• Free tours of the Museum.

• Reduced admission fees to Museum special events such as

House Walk & Irish Fest.

• 10% discount on Museum store products.

• 25% discount on room rental fees in the Soda Pop Factory

building’s Arlington and Dunton Rooms.

• Invitation to exhibit openings and receptions in the

Heritage Gallery.

Volunteer: Volunteers are needed throughout the year to work

as tour guides, Heritage Gallery & Shop volunteers, special event

helpers, and more. Help promote your community’s history by

volunteering today.

Local History Library: The Library has information on local

history including maps, photographs, and clippings. It is

open to the public Thursday from 1-4 pm and Friday from

9 am-noon. For more information on the Arlington Heights

Historical Society, call 847.255.1225. (KC)

Heritage Gallery and Shop112 West Fremont Street

Open Friday-Sunday, 1:30-4:30 pm (excluding holidays)

The Arlington Heights Historical Society and Museum

operate the Heritage Gallery and Shop located in the

western portion of the Old Soda Pop Factory building.

The Heritage Gallery specializes in local history exhibits

drawn from the Historical Society’s extensive collections

along with national and regional traveling exhibits that

explore the broader context of our history. The Heritage

Shop offers a selection of books, historical toys, and

stationery, as well as local history memorabilia.

110 W. Fremont Ave. | 847.255.1225 | ahmuseum.org

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Calendar of Events:On the Move in Arlington Heights Exhibit

January 15 - April 24

Historical Society Annual DinnerApril 28

House Walk June 12

Irish Fest July 15 & 16

Storytelling through the Mail: Tall Tale Postcards Exhibit

May 7 - August 28

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Museum Program InformationMuseum classes and Special Events: Look for Museum

classes in ETC., Variety, Preschool and Art sections.

Registration: Register for all Museum programs through

the Park District Administration Center, any Community Center

or online at ahpd.org.

Refund Policy: Refunds are given for one-day workshops/

programs if the request is received at least one full week prior

to the program being offered. If the request is received less

than one week in advance, the patron will receive 50% of the

program fee less a $5 service fee.

Parking: Free parking is available evenings and weekends in the

commuter lot at Vail and Fremont streets.

Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday; 10 am-4 pm

School ProgramsAttention all Teachers. The museum offers a

variety of School programs with historical

themes for all grade levels, many

of which meet curriculum goals.

Programs include Homesteadin’

Days, Movin’ West, Root Beer Days,

Digging for History, Pioneer Days and

a Walking Tour. Call the museum to

schedule a program.

Scout ProgramsAttention, all scout leaders. The museum

offers a variety of Girl Scout and Cub

Scout programs that meet achievement

requirements as well as programs with a

historical theme. Programs include If I Had

a Hammer, Safety and Tools, Old Fashioned

Chores and Juliette Low programs. Call the

museum to schedule a program.

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Arlington Heights Historical Society House Walk & TeaSunday, June 12; 12 pm-5 pm

Tickets: $30; $25 (Society members); Tea $10

Homes throughout the Arlington Heights community are

featured on the annual walk. Proceeds from the Walk benefit

the Historical Society. (Tea is no longer included in the cost of

the House Walk ticket, but can be purchased separately.) Tea

is served from 1-3pm during the House Walk and features a

chocolate-dipping station by Morkes Chocolates. House Walk

tickets are available for sale beginning April 15, 2011.

HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS:• In-person at the Museum office or Heritage Gallery.

• Phone orders by calling the museum at 847.255.1225

• On-line at ahmuseum.org

• Vignettes, 15 E. Campbell (Cash/check only)

• To order by mail: enclose a stamped, self-addressed

business-size envelope. Address requests to: House Walk

Tickets, Arlington Heights Historical Society, 110 W. Fremont,

Arlington Heights, IL 60004. (Make checks payable to the

Arlington Heights Historical Society.) (KC)

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A Word to Our CustomersA word about refunds: The senior trips, luncheons, and contracted classes/special events are not refundable due to contract agreements. However, we’ll be happy to help you sell your tickets if a waiting list has formed. All regular non-contract recreation programs are refundable for any unused classes from the time the refund request is received, and of course, the Park District Programs have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. No refunds will be given after a program has ended.

Please don’t wait until the last minute to register for a program. At some point prior to the first class, we need to decide if enrollment is sufficient to hold the class.

Do you have a class or recreation program you would like to see offered? We’re always looking for new ideas and instructors to teach. Call Paula Barans, Recreation Supervisor, at 847.797.5341 with your ideas.

Registration Notice! The senior program classes and tours are very popular and have maximum numbers that we can accommodate. If your registration is put on a wait list for a class, tour, or special event, the Park District staff will make a courtesy call to notify you of your status. If you have any questions regarding a refund for a Senior Program, please call 847.797.5341.

Priority RegistrationSeniors, 50 years and over, receive priority registration starting Tuesday, February 8, 2010Patrons under age 50, may register starting Monday, February 21 at no additional fee in the Park District Office at the Senior Center provided space is available.

Newcomer Tours- Wednesday at 10 amAre you interested in the clubs, classes, programs, and activities at the Senior Center? Special one-hour newcomer tours give you a feel for everything that happens at the center. Check out the Arlington Athletic Club, Wood Shop, Dance Studio, Art Studio, and Gift Store. See actual classes in progress and discover how much fun you can have at the center. Stick around for a game of pool or enjoy a cup of coffee with friends. We’re looking forward to meeting you!

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The Arlington Heights Park District Program for Active Adults is located in the Arlington Heights Senior Center at 1801 W. Central Road near the intersection of Central and Wilke in Arlington Heights.

The Park District offers a wide variety of affordable leisure and recreation activities such as special events, classes and trips. The Park District operates the Wood Shop, the Arlington Classic Tour Club, the Gift Store, the Arlington Athletic Club, the Dance and Fitness Studio and the Art Studio.

Whether you are fully-retired, semi-retired or still working, the Park District Active Adult Program at the Senior Center has something for everyone. We offer weekday, weekend and evening programs, special events and tours.

Our registration office is located in our Gift Store. In addition to getting information on classes, special events and tours, you can purchase a last minute gift or greeting card.

Hours:Monday and Wednesday : 8:30 am-7 pm

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 8:30 am-4 pmThe Gift Store is open from 8:30 am-4 pm after May 11.

Late hours will resume again in the Fall.Saturday 8:30 am until noon.

Last Saturday of the season is Saturday, May 14, 2011. Saturday hours will resume again in the Fall.

Questions? Call 847.797.5341Recreation and leisure programs

Jan Mey/Marissa BrungraberOne day toursLinda Paxson

Registration and refund informationJanice Bell/Carolyn Butz/Jane Koeppen

Recreation SupervisorPaula Barans

PAULA BARANSRecreation SupervisorFor more information on senior

programs, please call 847.797.5341

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Trip Mailing List: Join Arlington Classic Tours

Membership Benefits Include:• Tour mailing sent directly to your home via first class mail• Receiving the tour schedule prior to the general public: Member Priority Registration

• Registration over the phone with credit card signature authorization

• A $10 discount on each tour• A 10% discount on Gift Store merchandise purchases• Monthly participation drawings• Star Treatment Program

Register today at the Arlington Heights Senior Center in the Park District office or mail your $25 per person or new household rate of $35 for two people living at the same address.

Apply for an annual Tour Membership at:Arlington Heights Park District Tour Club1801 W. Central, Arlington Heights, IL 60005

One-Day ToursTravel the City of Chicago, suburban areas, and even nearby states with the Park District’s one-day travel group! The group loves fine dining, entertainment at the best theaters, museums and galleries, land or floating casinos, boat rides, concerts, and festivals. Deluxe motor coach transportation is always included in the ticket price, plus all gratuities and services of a professional tour escort. For more information on the tour program, call 847.797.5341. Departure location: Arlington Heights Senior Center at New Wilke & Central Roads.

This year’s sponsor of

the Tour Newsletter

is @Home Matters, a

program of Lutheran Life Communities and The Lutheran Home.

Gift Giving NewsWe now offer attractive travel gift certificates in all denominations for our one-day tour program. Give a special gift to someone who might like to spend an enjoyable day visiting interesting locations. Gift certificates are also available for Gift Store merchandise and Park District senior programs and special events.

Scholarship ProgramThe Park District offers a scholarship program for older adults who cannot afford the program fees due to financial hardship. For an application call the Park District at 847.797.5341.

To Register for a ProgramComplete the Park District form in this brochure and mail to: Arlington Heights Senior Center Attention: Park District 1801 W. Central Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Or simply drop-off your registration at the Senior Center in the Park District Office/Gift Store. While you are here, take a look around our facility and see what we have to offer you in leisure and recreation programs. For your convenience, many of the senior classes are available for registration online at ahpd.org/50plus

Programs for Seniors with Physical LimitationsDo you have difficulty getting out because of physical limitations? Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA) offers monthly social community outing trips for seniors with physical impairments. These trips offer door-to-door accessible transportation for a nominal fee. NWSRA also offers therapy swims, adapted yoga and weekly meeting programs. For more information, please call 847.392.2848.

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Senior 50+ Drop-In Slow Pitch SoftballWe’re looking for senior 50+ softball players to join our group. Whether you are a novice or seasoned veteran, we have a place for you. We play slow pitch 12-inch softball with gloves in a drop-in format. Players show up between 9:30 and 10:00 am to warm-up and take a little batting practice. The informal games start by 10:30 am. The attraction to our organization is how informal and flexible it is. You don’t have to commit to an every day schedule. You can show up when it is convenient for you and miss the days that you have to. The fee covers the entire season and includes a T-shirt and admission to our mid-season cookout.Fee: $50 Dates: 5/3/11-10/21/11Contacts: Ken Wiater | 847.359.8180 # of Meetings: 49 (less if rainouts)Location Day Time Date Melas Park T, F 9:30-12:30pm

Overnight TripsDo you like to travel to new and popular destinations in the Midwest or across the United States? The Arlington Classic Tour Club offers overnight and extended motor coach tours throughout the year for your travel pleasure. Call the Arlington Heights Park District at 847.797.5341 and we will be happy to give you details on the current extended tour information.

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SENIOR SPECIAL EvENTSLeisure Showcase Open HouseSaturday, February 26 | 8:30 am - 12:30 pmActivities take place in the Art Room and the Dance Room. • Enjoy the music of David Gauger in the lobby from 8:30-10:30 am. Dave entertains on the keyboard with all your favorite tunes from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Sing along with Dave or just relax by the fireplace in the lobby.

• This complimentary event is a Show and Tell of spring leisure and recreation activities from the Arlington Heights Park District at the Senior Center.

• Sit in on our Latin Aerobics Dance Class called Zumba Gold from 10-11 am., or our new Flamenco Dance program from 11:15 am -12:15 pm. Just fill out a fitness waiver and you can participate in the classes.

• In our Art Room, meet instructors, view projects and displays on Carving, Quilting, Watercolor, Oil Painting, Jewelry/Beading and more! Plus, there is complimentary coffee/tea and pastries.

• In the hallway, outside the Athletic Club, are information booths on Tai Chi, Yoga, Bridge, Yogacise, Dance, Pilates, Personal Training and Trim Time. Ask questions on how to custom design your fitness and fun!

• Discover the world of travel with the Arlington Classic Tour Club. Any new member will receive a special gift TODAY ONLY!

• Visit the Athletic Club and Wood Shop. Check out the upcoming shop class project.

• There are Gift Store specials and a big card sale. • Loads of prizes with drawings every half hour! • Register for upcoming classes and special events on the spot in the Park District Registration Office in the Gift Store.

• Whether you are fully-retired, semi-retired or still working, the Park District Active Adult Program at the Senior Center has something for everyone. We offer weekday, weekend and evening programs, special events and tours.

• Get Connected and receive the Park District e-newsletter, full of upcoming events and activities. Our staff will be available to add you to the email list. Everyone who signs up today will get a special gift. Just stop by the “Get Connected” booth to sign-up and get your gift. TODAY ONLY!

Our community sponsor for this

event is the Village Bank and Trust of

Arlington Heights.

ARTSDesigner PapermakingIn this one day craft workshop learn the elementary process of papermaking using a blender and recycled paper. Instructor Veronica Potter takes it up a notch to create custom designer paper. She adds grasses, flowers and other unique additions to custom your project. When you send a note on your handmade creation, it becomes a gift to treasure. All supplies included in this program. The class will break for lunch. If you wish, you may bring your a lunch. Refreshments will be served. Instructor: Veronica PotterClass Day(s) Time Date Fee1779-7 F 9:30 am-3:30 pm 3/4 $29

Charm Bracelet WorkshopOur craft instructor Peggy Krzyzewski has written a book called, Art Charms and Jewelry. This class goes through the chapters in her book to help you create your own charm bracelet. Peggy says, Anyone can make art charms. They are small, individual and can be made with nearly anything. Peggy will use polymer clay, wood, metal, glass, paper, plastic, found objects, even game pieces in this specialty workshop. Have fun making, trading and enjoying your mixed media art charms. Register early, this class is sure to fill quickly! Stop in the Park District Gift Store to see class samples and to get some great ideas to customize your bracelet. Contracted class, nonrefundable.Instructor: Peggy Krzyzewski Classes: 3Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1781-8 F 1-3:30 pm 3/18-4/1 $60

Spring Lunch and LaughterSpring is just around the corner and our specialty luncheon theme will pull you right out of the winter doldrums. The chefs and owners of the Cotillion have created a beautiful menu con-sisting of Grecian chicken (roasted chicken with lemon, garlic and oregano), roasted potato wedges, vegetable medley (broc-coli, carrots, cauliflower, zucchini and squash), cream of veg-etable soup and tiramisu cake for dessert. Our entertainment for the day is Denny Diamond. Denny is not an impersonator, he is a tribute artist. He doesn’t look like Neil Diamond but his vocal similarity to Neil Diamond is quite remarkable! You will close your eyes and swear you’re hearing “the man himself, Mr. Neil Diamond”. Register early. Tickets are not sold at the door. Cash bar. The Cotillion is located at 360 S. Creekside in Pala-tine near Route 53 and Northwest HIghway (Rt. 14) in Palatine. This is a contracted event and not refundable. Please notify the Park District of any food restrictions when you register, not the day of the event. Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1783-9 T 12-2:30 pm 3/22 $28

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National Senior Health And Fitness DayWednesday, May 25 | 9 am-2 pmIn honor of National Senior Health and Fitness Day, the Senior Center agencies host a center-wide event. Watch for flyers available in the Park District Office at the Senior Center with all the details on this complimentary day of activities.

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Express YourselfThis class includes several different areas such as stamping, scrap booking, journal making, picture frame design, card making, paper birds, to name just a few. You will experience a potpourri of arts and crafts with all supplies included. This program is just for fun! Susan helps you discover that arts/crafts are therapeutic. You discover how to release feelings and express yourself by creating something from scratch. No previous artistic skill is required. Come meet Susan at our Leisure Showcase on Saturday, February 26. This class helps you find you inner artist as you explore the world of creativity. Instructor: Susan Weigner Classes: 6Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1784-0 F 1-3 pm 4/18-5/13 $24

Beginning CrochetDo you envy people who make crocheted afghans, sweaters, baby clothes, doilies, etc.? Does it look too hard to learn? Instructor Anna Hoffman teaches you the basic stitches and how to read a pattern. You’ll be working on a simple project right away. Need to brush up on the basic stitches? If you know how to crochet but would like to learn more, Anna welcomes beginning through intermediate students in this course. Please note: Basic supplies like needles and yarn are included to use in class, just bring your enthusiasm to get started. Once you feel comfortable, you will want to upgrade and purchase your own yarn and needles. This is a contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Anna Hoffman Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1833-5 M 11:10-1:10 pm 3/7-5/9 $67

Knit One, Purl TooKnitting is more popular

than ever! Knitting is known as the New Yoga because it is relaxing and therapeutic. Today’s yarn and needles actually

redefine the entire concept. Instructor Anna Hoffman

helps you get started and learn the basics. Beginners and those interested in refreshing their skills are welcome. This class combines all skill levels. Anna offers personal attention to helps you get started or fine tune your present skills. Please note: Basic supplies like needles and yarn are included to use in class, just bring your enthusiasm to get started. Once you feel comfortable, you will want to upgrade and purchase your own yarn and needles. This is a contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Anna Hoffman Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1835-6 M 9-11 am 3/7-5/9 $67

Collage ArtInstructor Veronica Potter conducts this brand new class which combines multiple art techniques. The process includes layering of watercolor, stained paper, etc. to create little masterpieces. Veronica has several examples of this class on display in the Park District Gift Store. You may also bring in personal art items to add to your work. All supplies are included in this program. Instructor: Veronica Potter Classes: 6Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1848-2 T 1:30-3:30 pm 3/8-4/12 $61

Beginning QuiltingInstructor Peg Schreiner teaches you the basics of hand-piecing, applique, and hand quilting. You’ll choose from several of Peg’s beginner projects. A small supply list is provided upon registration. Space is limited. No prior experience required. Special note: This class covers general quilting and experienced students are welcome to register since Peg works with each student individually. Register in person. Instructor: Peg Schreiner Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1837-7 W 10 am-12 pm 3/9-5/11 $39

Studio ArtWe’re looking for art students who want to experiment with oil painting. Create your own masterpieces under the direction of our talented instructor Mary Alice Davis Schwarz. Create in a studio environment and enjoy painting with other budding artists. All supplies are included in this class. Instructor Mary Alice welcomes beginning through advanced students. Instructor: Mary Alice Davis-SchwarzClasses: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1844-0 Th 9:30 am-12 pm 3/10-5/12 $101

Multimedia ArtInstructor Jack Denney instructs this new class which incorporates multiple media like watercolor, pencil, charcoal, pen and ink. Designed for students of all skill levels from the beginner to the advanced artist. Discover perspective, shading, and dimension from black and white to soft watercolor hues. You choose at registration if you prefer to sketch or use paint. All supplies are included in the class. Jack critiques and advises you on how to improve your skill and develop your hidden talents. Instructor: Jack Denney Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1850-3 F 9:30 am-12 pm 3/11-5/13 $101

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Continuing QuiltingThis class is a continuation of Beginning Quilting but is open to quilters of all levels. Instructors Hickey and Sulla focus on more advanced hand piecing, applique and hand quilting. You’ll complete one large project, possibly two, if time permits. You’ll receive a supply list when you register. Space is limited.Instructor: Grace Hickey/JoAnn SullaClasses: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1846-1 F 1-3 pm 3/11-5/13 $39

The World of WatercolorEnter the world of watercolor art. Your search for a dramatic, exciting, watercolor workshop is over. Designed for students of all levels from the beginner to the advanced. Discover paints, paper, color, and application under the direction of a gifted artist. Instructor Thelma Spain will inspire and motivate you to be a regular in her class. Fee: $41Instructor: Thelma Spain Classes: 4Class Level Day(s) Time Date1854-5 Beg T 9:30-12 pm 5/10-5/311854-6 Int T 1-3:30 pm 5/10-5/31

CARdSArlington Bridge B’sAre you a novice bridge player who would like to earn credit towards becoming a Bridge Life Master? This game is designed for novice players who want to establish ranking with the American Contract Bridge League and who have 50 points or less. This sanctioned game is $7 pay at the door for two hours of playing under the supervision of Pat Braun, Bridge Silver Life Master . • Every Saturday 9:30-11:30 am.• Please note no play on May 28.

Beginning BridgeOur introductory class emphasizes form, language and the mechanics of bidding and playing structured hands. No prior bridge experience is necessary. Have fun while learning this challenging card game. Instructor: Patricia BraunClasses: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1786-0 M 8:30-10:30 am 3/7-5/9 $58

Intermediate BridgeIntermediate Bridge continues where the beginner’s class left off and emphasizes additional bidding and the introduction of simple conventions. Learn logical thinking and the sound techniques needed to give the best play. Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1790-2 T 10 am-12 pm 3/8-5/10 $58

Advanced BridgeAdvanced Bridge incorporates advanced bidding techniques with special emphasis on play of hand and defensive play. Prerequisite: an understanding of standard American bidding techniques and Stayman, Gerber and Blackwood conventions. Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date1788-1 T 1-3 pm 3/8-5/10 $58

Best Bridge Ever!Would you like to play the best bridge ever? Silver Life Master Ranked Instructor Patricia Braun helps you accomplish your goals, step-by-step . This class is designed to informally review bidding, play of hand and defense techniques for those who already know the basics of Standard American Bridge. The format is an eight hand, pre-dealt game. Each hand is discussed to examine the potential to play the best hand possible. Take home records are available each class. This supervised play allows you to catch mistakes and learn from them immediately. Dust off your cards and play the best bridge ever! Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1792-3 W 6:15-8:15 pm 3/9-5/11 $581792-4 Th 1-3 pm 3/10-5/12 $58

Bridge PotpourriThis bridge program is an open division forum designed to find solutions to bridge challenges. This ten-week class is for students with advanced skill in Standard American Bridge and bidding knowledge. Do you have questions or areas of concern regarding bidding, defense, play of hand, protocol, etc.? Each week this program will build off your questions and needs. Instructor Patricia Braun, Silver Life Master, creates solutions customized to help you achieve playing the best bridge ever.Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1788-2 M 4-6 pm 3/7-5/9 $59

Private Voice/Piano Lessons Music Instructor Ellen Lolakos teaches these private lev-els for students from the beginner through intermediate levels. Ellen has over 30 years experience in the perform-ing arts. Each lesson is 30 minutes. Openings are limited so register early. Lesson books are available through the instructor at a slight additional cost. In addition to piano or voice lessons, Ellen will also instruct on musical composition/writing and music theory. Please indicate your choice of instruction when you register. There are a variety of time slots on Friday afternoons from 12:35 pm - 2:30 pm. This is a contracted program, not refundable. Instructor: Ellen Lolakos Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1839-9 F 12:30-1:05 pm 3/11-5/13 $25

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SENIOR hEALTh ANd FITNESSArlington Athletic ClubArlington Athletic Club is located in the Arlington Heights Senior Center | 1801 W. Central Road, Arlington Heights

Club Features: State-of-the-art exercise equipment

including a multi-direction Cybex weight

station, three recumbent bikes, two Schwinn

airdyne bikes, one upright cycle, five Star

Trac treadmills, two rowing machines,

stairmaster, three elliptical machines, three

NuStep Recumbent steppers, free weights

and closed circuit TV.

Club hours: M,W, 8:30 am -7 pm

T,Th,F: 8:30 am-4 pm

Sa: 8:30 am - NOON

Club Fees: $149 annual club membership gives you

unlimited use of the facility during club hours.

(Members renew at $119.)

Six month rate: $96.

(Members renew at $86)

Punch Card: $60 for 14 Club visits.

daily Fun and Fitness Aerobic Classes:

Class hours: M/W/Th Aerobic exercise, 9-9:45 am

Tu/F Strength, flexibility and mat exercise:

8:40-9:45 am

Annual Class Fees: $201 annually for unlimited Fun & Fitness

aerobics classes. (Members renew at $191)

Six month rate: $121 (Members renew at $111)

Punch Card: $60 for 14 classes.

Combination Pass: $295 includes annual membership to both

the Athletic Club and Fun & Fitness Aerobics

classes. (Members renew at $270)

Six Month rate: $168

(Members renew at $158)

Six Month Rate: Interested in joining the Club but don’t want

to invest in a full annual membership? You

choose the months, however, months must

be consecutive.

Take a tour of the Athletic Club with Fitness Instructor Ed Hardy at

10 am, Tuesday-Friday.

This year’s sponsor of the Arlington Athletic

Club and Fun & Fit memberships is Home

Instead Senior Care.

Follow-up Training SessionOnce you have completed your Personal Trainer Evaluation and a block of three training sessions, you are well on your way to your new fitness program. If you’d like to check-in with Susan and fine tune your workout, you may schedule a one-time follow-up training session. Susan offers more tips, coaching to improve or modify your current program and ideas to go to the next level. There are time slots available on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons. Please inquire in the Park District Gift Store in the Senior Center to schedule your appointment. This is a contracted program, not refundable. Prerequisite: Personal Trainer Evaluation and having completed at least one block of three training sessions within the past three months.Fee: $31 for a one hour follow-up session Instructor: Susan Weekly Class: 1796-7

Group Personal TrainingDo you work out with fitness friends? Many people enjoy the camaraderie of training with a buddy. Personal Trainer Susan Weekly can help you and your workout friends design fitness programs with your health history in mind. Group sessions with two or three people are available at a slightly reduced rate. (No more than three people per session.) All participants need to register together. Please check with the Park District in the Gift Store in the Senior Center to schedule appointments. There is a variety of time slots on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons. Please inquire in the Park District Office at the Senior Center. Prerequisite: Personal Training Evaluation. This is a contracted program, not refundable.Fee: $84 for 3 sessions of training.Instructor: Susan Weekly Class: 1798-8

Beginner Mat PilatesCertified Instructor Susan Weekly conducts this class specifically created for the over fifty body. Pilates focuses on strengthening the larger muscles of the abdomen and back (core) as well as smaller, deeper muscle groups. The goal is to increase flexibility by lengthening the muscles through a method of toning and stretching. Benefits include improved strength, stability, balance, coordination, longer and leaner muscles, plus improved fitness performance. Wear loose clothing, bring a towel, and refrain from eating before class. Instructor: Susan Weekly Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1794-5 T 1:30-2:30 pm 3/8-5/10 $581794-6 F 1:30-2:30 pm 3/11-5/13 $58 Please note: Last Saturday of the season is May 14.

Saturday hours will resume in the Fall. Fun and Fit and Athletic Club rates change on May 1, 2011.

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Trim TimeTrim Time is your time at the end of the day to de-stress and shape up. Exercise was never so much fun with a combination of camaraderie and fitness training. This class meets twice a week (Tuesday/Thursday) with Group Fitness Instructor Susan Weekly. Included in the fee is use of the Athletic Club on Saturday mornings to continue your workout on your own. Susan’s coaching will keep your attitude positive. Register early. Class size is limited to allow personal attention in a small group environment. Instructor: Susan WeeklyClasses: 20Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1800-9 T, Th 4-5 pm 3/8-5/12 $1101801-0 T, Th 5:15-6:15 pm 3/8-5/12 $110

Personal Trainer EvaluationPersonal Trainer Susan Weekly conducts your individual evaluation for Personal Training. In this first session, Susan tests your strength, flexibility, coordination, etc. Susan helps you to custom design a fitness training program working with your health history and age in mind. Want to start working out but just don’t know how to begin? Susan will lay out a plan with step-by-step instructions. Or, if you workout now and want to take your present fitness workout to the next level, Susan offers tips to help you make progress. Due to the fitness testing, the evaluation session is over an hour. All future training sessions are one hour long. Training is available in sessions of three. Prerequisite: Personal Trainer Evaluation. There are a variety of time slots. Inquire in the Park District Office in the Gift Store at the Senior Center. Please check with the Park District Office in the Gift Store in the Senior Center to schedule an appointment. This is a contracted program, not refundable.Fee: $39 for Evaluation Fee: $94 for 3 sessions of training

WELLNESS CLASSESTai Chi BeginnerTai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise performed in a slow, relaxed, continuous motion. It improves balance, posture, breathing, and relaxes the mind. It helps to strengthen the muscles, tendons and joints. Tai Chi is a no impact exercise. It is recommended for older adults who are in reasonably good health. Wear loose fitting clothing for comfort. Tai Chi Beginner covers the first 20 forms of 108 forms in the Yang style. Instructor: Judy Wagner Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1807-4 T 10-11 am 3/8-5/10 $58

Tai Chi IntermediateIntermediate Tai Chi is for the student who has taken Beginner Tai Chi or who has previous Tai Chi experience. Review the elementary techniques and move on to the next 37 forms. This popular class provides gentle yet powerful exercise and is recommended for older adults in reasonably good health. Wear loose fitting clothing for comfort. Instructor: Judy Wagner Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1809-5 T 11:15-12:15 pm 3/8-5/10 $58

Tai Chi AdvancedAdvanced Tai Chi is for the student who has taken beginner and intermediate Tai Chi. Review the elementary techniques and move onto the final 51 forms of the total 108 moves of the Yang style. Wear loose fitting clothing for comfort. Instructor: Laura Putzbach Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1805-3 T 11:15-12:15 pm 3/8-5/10 $58

YogaciseThis exercise class offers an interesting blend of traditional Yoga and Pilates stretches and overall conditioning exercises. The class goes through warming and cool-down exercises in a gentle and non-strenuous manner with a good amount of mat time. This class works to improve the core muscles. Special focus is placed on slenderizing techniques to sculpt problem areas like the abdomen, buttocks, hips and thighs. Wear loose clothing and refrain from eating two hours before class. Instructor: Judy Kazanow Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1816-4 W 10-11 am 3/16-5/18 $58

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Chair YogaYoga is a wonderful way to relax, restore flexibility, improve breathing, and increase energy. It doesn’t matter how old you are, the amount of flexibility you have, or the size or shape of your body because these Yoga exercises are done in a chair. This class is for the student who does not feel comfortable getting on the floor to exercise on a Yoga mat. Learn all the techniques with a few modifications so that you can relax comfortably, seated in a chair. In Continuing Yoga the focus is on advanced techniques, building on the basics, and more detailed exercises. Prerequisite: Two or more Beginning Chair Yoga Sessions. Fee: $58 Classes: 10Class Level Day(s) Time Date Instructor1811-6 Beginner M 1:30-2:30 pm 3/14-5/16 Jinnie Brown1811-7 Continuing M 2:30-3:30 pm 3/14-5/16 Jinnie Brown1811-8 Continuing Th 10:15-11:15 am 3/17-5/19 Jinnie Brown1811-9 Beginner F 12:15-1:15 pm 3/18-5/20 Judy Kazanow

YogaYoga is a wonderful way to relax, restore flexibility, improve breathing, and increase energy. Yoga instructors take the class through warming exercises, deep breathing, Yoga postures and relaxation techniques in a gentle and non-strenuous manner. It doesn’t matter how old you are, the amount of flexibility you have, or the size or shape of your body because the exercises are done slowly with awareness and proper breathing techniques. Wear loose clothing, bring a towel, and refrain from eating two hours before class. In-person registration only. Please Note: Intermediate and Advanced classes move at a faster pace. Sufficient Yoga training is a prerequisite. Instructors: Jinnie Brown, RYT 500, Certified with Lotus Yoga Teachers Association; Registered Yoga Alliance 500 member. Judy Kazanow, Certified with Lotus Yoga Teachers Association. Fee: $81 Classes: 10Class Level Day(s) Time Date Instructor1813-9 Beginner/Intermediate M 3:15-4:45 pm 3/14-5/16 Judy Kazanow1814-0 Beginner/Intermediate W 3:15-4:45 pm 3/16-5/18 Judy Kazanow1814-1 Intermediate W 11:15 am-12:45 pm 3/16-5/18 Jinnie Brown1814-2 Intermediate/Advanced Th 11:30 am-1 pm 3/17-5/19 Jinnie Brown1814-3 Advanced M 11:15 am-12:45 pm 3/14-5/16 Jinnie Brown

dANCEBack To The Basics Line DancingInstructor Sharman Toomey teaches beginner through intermediate line dances in this Thursday night program. Lessons are taught at 8:10 pm. Practice what you’ve learned while DJ Dennis Toomey plays your music requests. Meet new friends, learn new dances, exercise and have fun. Dennis and Sharman combine country, popular and alternative music with line dancing techniques. This is a drop-in program. Contracted program, not refundable.Day Time Fee pay at the doorTh 7-10 pm $7/person

New and Challenging Line DancingInstructor Sharman Toomey teaches beginner through advanced line dances in this Friday program. Lessons are taught at 8:10 pm. Practice what you’ve learned while DJ Dennis Toomey plays your music requests. Meet new friends, learn new dances, exercise, and have fun. Dennis and Sharman combine country, popular, and alternative music with line dancing techniques. This is a drop-in program. Contracted program, not refundable. Day Time Fee pay at the doorF 7:30-10:30 pm $7/person

Music Is In The AirThe Arlington Heights Park District presents this performance and dance on Sunday, March 20, April 17 and May 15 in the Park District Dance Room at the Senior Center. The Senior Center doors open at 12:30 pm. The performance/dance begins at 1 pm and ends at 2:30 pm. The fee is $5 per person. No registration required; just pay at the door and sign the Park District waiver. There is a complimentary sweet table in the Art Room with tea and coffee from 12:30 pm until 2:30 pm. You may simply relax and enjoy or dance to The Arlingtones, previously called the Falconaires Band, and their music from the 30s and 40s. Our concerts are sponsored by Toscana Italian Restaurant in Arlington Heights, 1859 W. Central Road in Arlington Heights.

Sunday Afternoon Round DancesInstructors Anna and Howard Hoffman will cue Phase II, III, IV and V dances on the second Sunday of the month from 2-4:30 pm in the Dance Room at the Senior Center. This is a drop-in program. Fee: Pay at the door $7/person. Contracted class, not refundable.Day Time DateSu 2-4:30 pm March 13, April 10, May 8

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The Right AnglesPut on your country and western dancing boots and kick up your heels with instructors Wally Smulson and Howard and Anna Hoffman. These dances on the first Saturday of the month are for square and round dancers. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Mainstream and Plus Level Dancing. Partners preferred. Pay at the door, $6/person. Contracted class, not refundable. No class on January 1, 2011.Day Time DateSa 7:30-10 pm 3/5, 4/2, 5/7

Drop In Dance TimeDo you need some uninterrupted time and space to practice piano or dance routines? Open Dance Studio is free but subject to room availability. Reserve a date and time in advance in the Park District Office in the Senior Center. Waiver must be signed. Please note that there are very limited time slots available and teachers have priority for room space.

Beginning BallroomGoing on a cruise? Family wedding coming up? Would you love to look good on the dance floor? Bill and Claire Remer, ballroom dance instructors, will have you moving like a pro to the Cha Cha, Fox Trot, Swing and Waltz. Ballroom dancing is making a nostalgic return, giving you a second chance to learn to dance to the classics. This class is for beginning ballroom dancers. Bring a friend, couples are preferred, but if it’s just you, don’t worry; singles are welcome. Instructor: Bill/Claire Remer Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1818-5 M 2-3 pm 3/7-5/9 $58

Continuing BallroomThis class is a continuation of Beginning Ballroom Dancing. Instructors Bill and Claire Remer now introduce Ballroom, Tango and the Rumba, also Samba, Merengue and Viennese Waltz. Beginning Ballroom or ability to dance the Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha and Swing are required to take this course. Bring a friend, couples preferred, but if it’s just you, don’t worry, singles are welcome. Instructor: Bill and Claire Remer Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1820-6 M 1-2 pm 3/7-5/9 $58

Continuing Round DanceRound Dance is a synchronized form of ballroom dancing, which allows you to master all of the ballroom rhythms in easy to learn figures and positions. All the couples do the same thing at the same time through a technique called cueing. Couples are preferred, singles are welcome. This class is a continuing program, therefore, no beginners are accepted. Contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Anna/Howard Hoffman Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1822-7 M 7-8:30 pm 3/7-5/9 $70

Zumba GoldWant to exercise and have fun at the same time? Zumba is your class. Zumba is an aerobics class combined with dance set to Latin and international music. The music puts the fun back in fitness with a little salsa, merengue, mambo, and more. This class is a fusion of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps especially designed for the over fifty body. Fee: $60 Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Instructor1824-8 M 5-6 pm 3/7-5/9 Susan Weekly1824-9 F 11-12 pm 3/18-5/20 Judy Kazarow1825-0 Sa 10-11 am 3/19-5/21 Judy Kazarow

Line DancePut on your dancing shoes (or Western boots) and join a fun-filled hour of country-western line dancing. Come alone or bring your friends, partners not needed. Instructor, Rich Banas, teaches beginners the basic traditional moves like Grapevine, Shuffle and Jazz Squares and dances like the Electric Slide and Boot Scootin Boogie. The intermediate class learns more advanced steps and dances. Meet new friends, exercise and have fun. Please NO gym shoes. Wear leather- bottomed, smooth-soled shoes. No partners needed. Contracted class, not refundable. No class 3/23, 4/27.Fee: $50Instructor: Rich Banas Classes:8Class Level Day(s) Time Date1827-1 Int/Adv W 1-2 pm 3/9-5/111827-2 Beg/Int W 2-3 pm 3/9-5/11

Tap DanceDance Instructor Sandy Smolenski brings back your favorite style of dance. This class incorporates style and skill for an hour of exercise and learning! Wear leotards and tights or loose clothing. Tap shoes, or leather-soled shoes are suggested. Instructor: Sandy Smolenski Classes:10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1829-3 Th 1:30-2:30 pm 3/10-5/12 $60

Flamenco DanceFlamenco Dance combines acoustic guitar music, dancing and staccato handclapping. It is an integral part of the Spanish culture and a genuine art/dance form. The flamenco gestures are borrowed from the matador and pull from dance traditions that migrated up from Africa into southern Spain one thousand years ago. No previous dance experience is necessary. A long flared skirt and leather shoes are the only required attire. The basic steps, hand movements and body attitude are taught.Instructor: Veronica Potter Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1831-4 Sa 11:15-12:15 pm 3/12-5/14 $58

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Building BaggoThe latest trend is playing lawn games at a barbecue, picnic, a family event or just simply in your living room. In this 4 week class, instructor Ron Boots takes you step-by-step though the process of making your own Baggo Set just in time for summer. All supplies are included, even the bean bags! You will get experience on a wide range of equipment such as the table saw, drill press and hand tools. Painting and design instructions will be given, but are to be completed outside of the Wood Shop. Game rules and regulations will be passed out at the end of class. You may even decide to have a class tournament with your new Baggo Board. Instructor: Ron Boots Classes: 4Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1841-9 Th 9 am-12 pm 3/10-3/31 $36

Learn the LatheInstructor Clint Stevens from Broadway Wood Studio instructs this new Wood Shop class. Have you ever wanted to learn how to do wood turning and use a lathe? Clint is a custom wood turner who takes you through the process step-by-step during class time. Then, you will receive a project assignment to complete before the next class. Your class fee includes one visit to the Wood Shop during regular hours to practice and prepare for the next Thursday class. You need to schedule your shop visit with the Park District staff in the Gift Store in advance in order to make sure the lathe is available to use. Clint introduces you to the operation of the lathe and the detailed technique in creating a custom piece. You will make a simple project to start such as a candle stick or plant stand. Register early. Due to the hands-on instruction required, this class is very limited in size. This is a contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Clint Stevens Classes: 4Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1852-4 Th 9 am-12 pm 4/7-4/28 $36

WoodcarvingLearn to carve one-of-a-kind relief plaques, simple figures and other special projects. This specialized art form is both fun and relaxing. Instructor Mike Spilotro makes this a class you’ll enjoy over and over again. A supply list is available at the first class. In-person registration only. Register early. Space is limited in this very popular class. Instructor: Mike Spilotro Classes: 10Class Day(s) Time Date Fee1839-8 W 1-3 pm 3/9-5/11 $42

It’s Tool Time!State of the art equipment includes Delta 10” table saw, 14” band saw, variable speed drill press, Dewalt 12” sliding compound miter saw, Grizzly 15” planer, belt sander, disk sander, 12” lathe, Delta 6” jointer, Dewalt variable speed 20” scroll saw, router, and more!Six complete workstations are available. The Wood Shop is a joint venture with the Village of Arlington Heights, Senior Center Inc. and the Arlington Heights Park District.

Hours of Operation: Drop in shop time is Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am-12 pm.

Wood Shop Classes: You learn beginning through advanced techniques and skills while creating the class project under the direction of Shop Instructors Mike Spilotro and Ron Boots.

No annual membership required.

Daily Punch Pass: • $50 good for 10 visits• $30 good for 6 visits• $10 daily use fee

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The Drive to Revive Memorial ParkHonoring the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families.

Memorial Park is the only park in Arlington Heights exclusively

dedicated to veterans. Located at Fremont and Chestnut

Streets, each year this site serves as a gathering point for the

community to pay tribute to veterans from all the branches of

the armed services in a solemn ceremony at the closing of the

Memorial Day Parade.

Committed to honoring the sacrifices of Civil War veterans,

Dr. John Best, a Civil War veteran himself, donated land to the

Village for a Soldiers Memorial in 1883 to serve as a tribute to

those who had served and sacrificed for the Union. In 1925,

the Village donated the Park to the new Arlington Heights Park

District and the new Memorial Park was dedicated to honoring

the sacrifice of all veterans throughout our nation’s history.

Working with the Park District since 2006 to rebuild Memorial

Park, the Drive to Revive Memorial Park Committee and other

organizations developed a beautiful new design and the park

now features the service seals of all six US Military Services;

a bronze timeline marking the 15 conflicts in which Arlington

Heights veterans have served; and commemorative bricks to

honor individual veterans. To date, over 300 individual veterans

are honored at Memorial Park. By purchasing a Commemorative

Brick in the Central Plaza of Memorial Park you may honor any veteran

from anywhere, from any service, from anytime (peace or war).

For a Memorial Park brochure and brick order form, log

onto the Memorial Park webpage: ahparkfoundation.org/

memorialparkfund or call the Park District at 847.577.3000.

For questions, please call Greg Padovani, Chairman of the Drive

to Revive Memorial Park Committee at 847.392.9113.

Arlington Heights Park FoundationFounded in 2001, the Arlington Heights Park Foundation is a

501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization that supports Arlington

Heights Park District programs and events. The Arlington

Heights Park Foundation’s goal is to stimulate further interest

in parks and recreation by encouraging volunteerism and

outside resources to enhance the Arlington Heights Park District

programs, parks, facilities, and services. The Board encourages

community members who have interest in these areas to contact

847.506.7141 for more information.

Foundation Board MembersMike Gordon, President

Greg Padovani

Stephanie Bertelsen, Vice President

Steve Scholten

Carol Gabrieslen

Terry Steczo

Michael O’Brien

Donna Wilson, Treasurer

Rob Nesvacil

Visit our web site at ahparkfoundation.org or contact Anita

Pacheco, Superintendent of Marketing at 847.506.7141.

Free Wi-FiThe Arlington Heights Park Foundation has generously donated

funds to provide free wireless service at 12 Park District

facilities. The service will be provided free to all users equipped

with a Wi-Fi enabled device.

Look for the Hotspot signs at the following facilities:

• Administration Center Annex

• Arlington Lakes Golf Club

• Camelot Park

• Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club

• Frontier Park

• Lake Arlington

• Heritage Park

• Nickol Knoll Golf Club

• Pioneer Park

• Olympic Indoor Swim Center

• Recreation Park

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Waiver Policy: For insurance purposes, a signed waiver is

required for all programs. Drop Off/Mail In or Fax registrants,

please sign the waiver on the registration form. Online

registrants must agree to the waiver on our website prior to

enrolling. Patrons will not be able to participate in programs if

the waiver is not signed and a refund will not be granted.

Confirmation: Drop-Off/Mail-In and Fax registrants are mailed

a confirmation postcard within two weeks of registering. Online

registrants may view their Enrollment Summary at any time; no

confirmation postcards are mailed.

Wait List Policy: All class wait lists require payment at the time

of registration so a wait list participant can be moved into the

class if there’s an opening. Wait list names are called in the

order they are received when an opening occurs. Wait lists are

normally cleared and given full refunds two weeks after the

program begins. Patrons may request transfers or refunds off

the wait list at any time.

Register online at the Administration CenterThe Park District provides computers for residents to use on

the first day of registration. Located in the training room on

the lower level of the Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington

Heights Road, the eight computers may be used for Spring

registration February 8 from 10 am to noon. Park in the north

parking lot off Fremont Street and go to the lower level to do

your online registration. A Park District staff person will be

there to assist you.

Special Needs for ADA ParticipantsThe Arlington Heights Park District is committed to accessibility

for all people providing Park District service, programs and

activities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities

Act (ADA). Sue Gwinnup, Superintendent of Recreation, is

the District’s ADA Compliance Officer. If you need a special

accommodation to participate in any Park District function,

contact Sue at 847.506.7870 and she will be happy to assist

you. Program participants should complete the Special

Accommodation section on the registration form. This gives the

program supervisor the information they need to assist you.

NOTE: The Recreation Park community center is not an

accessible facility.

Resident registration begins at 10 am on Tuesday, February 8.

Nonresident registration begins Thursday, February 21. Please

note below: Registration hours may differ from office hours.

Office Hours: Community Centers (Camelot, Frontier, Heritage,

Pioneer and Recreation Parks) M-F, 1-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-12 pm;

Olympic Indoor Swim Center M-F, 9 am-7 pm; Sat 8 am-1 pm;

Administration Center M-F, 9 am-5 pm.

Four ways to Register:1. Online: ahpd.org Click on the Online

Registration link, then Register for Programs,

and either login or Create New User and follow

instructions. Available 24 hours a day, after 10 am February 8.

Computers are available for use on the first day of registration

in the Administration Center’s training room from 10 am - Noon.

Please note: If you register online for a program after the

program begins the computer does not pro-rate the class.

Please call the supervisor of the program regarding pro-rating

or register in person at any Park District facility.

2. Mail In- Complete the registration form on page

118 and mail to address at the bottom of the

form. Additional forms are available at your local

community center or Administration Center.

3. Drop Off- Complete the registration form on

page 118 and drop it off at your local community

center or Administration Center during office hours.

You may also place it in the Drop Box on the north

side of the Administration Center 24 hours a day.

4. Fax- Complete the registration form on page

118 and fax it to 847.506.2735. Additional forms

are available at your local community center, the

Administration Center or Online at ahpd.org.

Mail In/Drop Off and Fax: All registrations received on or before

the first day of registration are batched and entered randomly,

beginning 10 am on February 8. No priority is given to those

received before February 8.

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Not all Arlington Heights Residents are in the Park DistrictWe deliver the Program Guide to everyone within the boundaries

of the Arlington Heights Park District; however, there are several

areas in the Village that are not in the Park District. Some of

these areas:

• Dana Point Apartments

• Courts of Russetwood

• Carriageway Drive

• Daniels Court

• Any street west of Wilke Road

• Happfield Drive

• Evanston Avenue & Dale Avenue between Gregory and

Kensington

• Rammer Avenue between Grove & Kensington

• Regent Park

• Briarwood Lake

If you live in these areas, please use the nonresident information

when registering for classes. For additional information on which

Park District you belong to, please consult your tax bill.

Park District Residents: To qualify for resident fees an

individual must reside within the boundaries of the Arlington

Heights Park District. The Recreation Department may waive the

residency requirement for a program if it is considered in the

best interest of the Park District.

Non-residents: Bring your completed registration form to any

community center or Administration Center on or after December

16. Non-resident registrations received before this date are

held and processed beginning December 16. You’ll receive a

confirmation postcard.

Because residents contribute to the overall financing of the Park

District with their property taxes, they pay a lower fee for classes.

Non-residents may register for recreation programs; however,

residents receive admission priority to all programs.

Please note that some programs have a non-resident fee listed

under the program description as the second fee indicated as NR.

As a Park District Resident, you... • Are entitled to resident rates when registering for Buffalo

Grove Park District recreation programs but must register at

the non-resident registration dates. Adult athletic leagues

and special revenue facilities are excluded.

• Can receive discounted rates on Learn to Skate through the

Rolling Meadows Park District.

• Are eligible to purchase ice skating passes (valid

September-May) from the Rolling Meadows Park District at

resident rates.

• Are reimbursed the non-resident portion of the fee when

registering for the Renegades Hockey program at the Rolling

Meadows Park District. The Arlington Heights Park District

pays this reimbursement when a copy of the receipt is

submitted to the athletic supervisor.

• May golf or fish at the Salt Creek Park District Twin Lakes

facility at resident rates when presenting a special Arlington

Heights Park District resident pass. This photo ID pass

may be purchased at the Arlington Heights Park District

Administrative Office for $2.

New ResidentsWe have a packet of Park District

information and a coupon page to

introduce new residents to our wonderful

recreation activities. If you’re new

to Arlington Heights or have a friend

or neighbor moving into our busy

community, call 847.506.7142 to request

a free new resident packet. If leaving a

message, please spell your name and be sure to include your

zip code with your address.

Photo PolicyPhotos and videos are periodically taken of

people participating in Park District program

and activities. All persons registering for Park

District programs/activities, or using Park District property

thereby agrees that any photograph or videotape taken by the

Park District may be used by the Park District for promotional

purposes including its electronic media, videotapes, brochures,

flyers and other publications without additional, prior notice or

permission and without compensation to the participant.

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Programs at Arlington Lakes Golf Club and Banquet Facilities

and Nickol Knoll Golf Club are excluded from the refund policy.

Programs at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club and the

Heritage Tennis Club are excluded from the refund policy.

Please contact the facility directly regarding refunds.

Programs offered at the Senior Center may have certain

exclusions from this policy; please contact this facility directly or

check the Senior section in this program guide.

Refund requests for programs which issued passes or supplies

must be made in person and all items must be returned at the

time of the request. These are subject to all applicable fees and

charges.

Please allow 10-14 business days for refund processing.

Payments made by charge cards are credited to your billing

statement.

If you have questions or need clarification on the Park District’s

refund policy, please contact the appropriate Superintendent of

Recreation.

Cancellation Policy: Classes may be cancelled due to low

enrollment or instructor availability. If your class is cancelled,

you’ll be notified and offered an alternate choice, if one is

available or you may request a full refund. There is a $20

processing fee for all returned checks.

METROPOLIS REFUND POLICY: The Park District offers various

cooperative programs throughout the year in conjunction

with the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre. Please note the

Metropolis refund policy applies to these offerings.

Curtains Up and Lights Up Camp (summer program) held at

the Metropolis has a special refund policy. Please refer to the

program guide Metropolis/ Theatre section for details.

Metropolis general classes - $40 of the class is non-refundable.

There will be no refunds offered after the first week of the

session. If Metropolis cancels a class prior to the session

starting due to low enrollment, a full refund will be made within

two weeks. Metropolis reserves the right to cancel a class at

any time if enrollment drops below five students. In that case, a

prorated refund will be given within two weeks.

Refund PolicyIt is the Park District’s goal to provide a quality recreation and

leisure service for all residents. If a participant is not completely

satisfied with a class, you are entitled to a full refund or to

repeat the class at no charge (if openings are available). In order

to provide this policy, you must meet all class prerequisites,

submit your refund request prior to the last class, and provide

feedback to help us improve for future programming.

Refund requests can be submitted online or by calling one

of the Park District offices. No refunds will be given after a

program has ended.

All refunds are subject to a $5 administrative service fee,

except under the following circumstances:

• Request for refund is due to a satisfaction issue

• Refund is initiated by the Park District

• Doctor’s note is submitted with request

• Online registration is withdrawn within the first hour of initial

registration.

Special Conditions Regarding Park District Refund PolicyThe following programs and special classes will be pro-rated

from the time the refund request is received: Children At Play

(CAP), Preschool, Sunny Meadows and Arlington Adventure day

camps, Muskies and Interpark swim team, Museum programs,

sports leagues, and pool passes. Refunds are not given for

classes missed by participants because of vacations or other

personal reasons. There may be specific refund policies listed

under individual programs that would apply.

Contractual program refunds: Contractual programs are offered

by a variety of different companies and refunds vary from

contractor to contractor. Please contact the supervisor directly

listed next to the program in this guide regarding refunds for

contractual classes.

Activities which include tickets for entertainment/sporting

events, adult sport leagues, trips and/or contractual programs

require that vacancy be filled by another participant in order for

a refund to be given. Please visit our website at ahpd.org to view

a list of the latest contractual program.

Refunds will be given for one-day workshops/programs if the

request is received at least one full week prior to the program

being offered. If the request if received less than one week in

advance, the person will receive 50% of the program fee less

the $5 Administrative Service Fee.

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Part 2 - Programs you will be placed in 2nd choice if 1st choice is full

Name of class

Part 4 - Please review and sign.

Suggestions for programs or parks:

Part 3 - Payment OptionsWAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK

Part 5 - Return Form

Participant's Signature

PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIEDIf the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and

date are not on the waiver.

Expiration Date mm/yy

Drop off: Adm Ctr, Olympic Indoor Swim Center, Community Centers (Pioneer, Heritage, Camelot,

Recreation, Frontier)

Fax: 847.506.2735

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program(s), and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to meor my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program(s) against the Arlington Heights Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees.

Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program(s), you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program(s) (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided).

Today's Date!

I have read and fully understand the above waiver and release of all claims and assumption of risk.If registering on-line or via fax, my on-line or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.

(18 years or older or Parent/Guardian)

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Arlington Heights Park Foundation Donation

In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, does registrant require any special accommodations or assistance for enjoyment of the program? If yes, please describe:

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The Park District has created this planning sheet to help make online registration as convenient as possible. Do not use this form for mail-in, drop-off or fax registration.

FIRST TIME ONLINE REGISTRATION USERSIf this is your first time completing the online registration process, you will need to create a profile as listed below. Do this prior to the first day of registration.1. From the homepage - ahpd.org - Click on “Online Registration” near the upper-right corner2. Read the “Helpful Hints” section carefully to ensure correct Resident Status 3. Click on “Register for Programs”4. Fill in what you would like to use for your Login and Password, then click “Create New User” – If your first choice is already being used, try another.5. Follow the remaining prompts carefully to complete your profile

PREVIOUS ONLINE REGISTRATION USERSIf you have used online registration previously, please log in prior to the first day of registration to review your credit card and family information. All corrections must be made BEFORE registering for any classes. Once your information is up to date, you are set to use this planning sheet.

If you have any questions regarding setting up a profile or online registration - Call 847.577.3000.

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Classes & programs are also held at:Betsy Ross School700 N. Schoenbeck Rd.

Dryden School722 S. Dryden Pl.

Greenbrier School2330 N. Verde Dr.

Ivy Hill School2211 N. Burke

Juliette Low School1530 S. Highland Ave.

Olive Mary Stitt School303 E. Olive

Miner Jr. HighMiner & Dryden

Patton School1616 N. Patton Ave.

Rand/Chicago FutabakaiWaverly & Arl. Hts. Rds.

Riley School1209 E. Burr Oak

South Middle School314 S, Highland Ave.

Westgate School500 S. Dwyer

Windsor School/Miner Park1315 E. Miner

Poe School/Raven Park2800 N. Highland

Dist. 25 Adm. Ctr./Dunton Park1200 S. Dunton

Thomas Middle School1430 N. Belmont Ave.

Metropolis11 W. Campbell St.

Sylvia’s Flowers1316 N. Arl. Hgts. Rd.

Urban Harvest15 S. Dunton Ave.

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FacilitiesAdministration Center410 N. Arlington Hts. Rd – 847.577.3000Hours: 9 am - 5 pm weekdays

Arlington Heights Historical Museum*110 W. Fremont Street - 847.255.1225Administrator: Kristina Christie

Arlington Lakes Golf Club1211 South New Wilke RoadGolf Pro Shop: 847.577.3030Golf Supervisor: Jim HochAssistant Golf Supervisor: Kent AndersonGolf Maintenance Superintendent: Jules Peuvion

Camelot Park1005 East Suffield Drive – 847.577.3010Recreation Supervisor: Ethan Williams

Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club800 East Falcon Drive – 847.640.2574Racquet Club Manager: Nancy Alfonso Racquet Club Coordinator: Jim Thurber

Frontier Park1933 North Kennicott Drive – 847.577.3015Recreation Supervisor: Paul Ratajczak

Hasbrook Cultural Arts Center333 West Maude Avenue

Heritage Park506 West Victoria Lane – 847.577.3020Recreation Supervisor: Amy Kopecky

Heritage Tennis Club7 W. College Dr. – 847-398-7780Manager: Chris NisbetAssistant Manager: Rob Laue

Lake Arlington2201 N. Windsor – 847.577.3059 (May-Oct.)Manager: Kevin Keister

Melas Park1500 W. Central Ave.

Nickol Knoll Golf Club3800 N. Kennicott Avenue – 847-590-6050Golf Supervisor: Jim HochAssistant Golf Supervisor: Kent Anderson

Olympic Indoor Swim Center660 North Ridge Avenue – 847.577.3025Aquatic Program Supervisor: Steve NeillAquatic Facility Supervisor: Tim Jaskiewicz

Senior Programs at the Senior Center*1801 W. Central Rd. – 847.797.5341Recreation Supervisor: Paula Barans

Pioneer Park500 South Fernandez Avenue847.577.3035 (Center) | 847.577.3036 (Pool)Recreation Supervisor: Tom Divello

Recreation Park500 East Miner Street847.577.3040 (Center) | 847.577.3038 (Pool)Recreation Supervisor: Matt Healy

Sunset Meadows Driving RangeKirchoff Rd. & Dwyer Ave.April-September – 847-394-5865

*Village facilities/park programs

Gymnastics at:Nelson Sports Complex

3900 Owl Drive

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18-Hold Golf Course, Banquet Rooms

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AT A gLANCE pg 1Facilities

ETC pg 2-9Administrative Staff

Apply Online

Community Center Office Hours

Facility Rentals

General Program Information

Inclement Weather Policy

Museum's Heritage Gallery presents

Program Guide Delivery

Skate Park at Olympic Park, 660 N. Ridge

The Band Plays On

We've Got CLASS

Wood Shop

COMMuNITy pg 10-12Affiliate Groups

Arbor Day Celebration

Bike Sale

Clean Up the Parks Week

Creating A Healthy Environment

For Your Safety

NWSRA

Rent a Garden Plot

RMPD Ice Skating Programs

Special Volunteers

Step Up To Health

Vandalism Hotline

Wheeling Township Food Pantry

ChILdREN AT PLAy (CAP) pg 13Children At Play (C.A.P.)

Sponorships pg 14-17

Become a Corporate Partner

Living Memorials Leave a Lasting Legacy

The Giving Tree

CAMPS pg 18-31A Taste of Mad Science Camp

Spring Break- Musical Theatre BOOTCAMP

Spring Break Extravaganza

Tennis n' Sports Camp at Olympic Park

AHPD Baseball School

Arts Alive - Arts Camp

Chicago Fire Soccer Camp

Elite Soccer - Advanced Specialty Camps

Elite Soccer Camp

Fundamentals of Hitting Baseball

Hoops & Headers

Kaleidoscope Camp

Lacrosse America Summer Camp

mr. pee wee Tennis n' Swim Camp

Pee Wee Sportsters Camp

Pitcher/Catcher Clinic

Skyhawks Baseball

Skyhawks Basketball

Skyhawks Flag Football

Skyhawks Lacrosse

Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport

Skyhawks Multi-Sport Recreation

Skyhawks Skateboarding-Beginning

Skyhawks Volleyball

Skyhawks-Skateboarding-

Skyhawks-Track and Field

Softball Camp

Take Me Out to the Ball Game

Tom Barnard Baseball Camp

High School Performance Experience 2011

Lights Up! * Now Three Sessions Available

Little Lights Up!

Day Camps

Curtains Up! Summer Performance Camp

SPECIAL EvENTS pg 32-33April Pools Day - New

Basket Delivery from the Bunny

Candy Hunt

Family Game Night

Movie Night

Pool Egg Hunt

Spring Spectacular - FREE

gyMNASTICS pg 34-35Hot Shot Tots: 1-3 yrs

Preschool Gymnastics: 3 yr olds

Preschool Gymnastics: 4-5 yr olds

Kindergarten Gymnastics

Tumbling Programs

Youth Developmental Gymnastics - Boys

Youth Developmental Gymnastics - Girls

KARATE pg 36-37Color of Belt

Illinois Shotokan Karate Programs

Kid’s Karate Club Parent Helper Program

Kid's Karate Club and Safety Time

Parent/Child Karate

Pre-Karate

TEEN & AduLT AThLETICS pg 38Adult Drop-In Athletics

Adult Mixed Martial Arts

Adult Tae Kwon Do

Adult Volleyball Leagues

Men's Basketball Leagues

Men's Over-50 Softball

Traditional Japanese Weaponry

Volleyball Leagues

yOuTh AThLETICS pg 39-43Adult and Tot Sports Stop

Advanced Bulls

All Star Flag Football - NEW

All Star Floor Hockey

All Star Level I Basketball - NEW

All Star Volleyball

All-Star Soccer

Arlington Heights Lacrosse

Chicago Wolves Game

Extreme Sports Weekend - NEW

Field Conditions

Fun with Football

Jr High Volleyball League

Junior Beginner Racquetball

Junior Bulls

Lacrosse Instructional Program

Learn To Bowl

Little Dribblers

Mini Bulls

My Personal Best

Nothin' But Net

Pee Wee Sportsters

Power Vegetable Gardening

Rookie Ball

Skateboarding Lessons

Soccer Sundays

Sporting Encounters

Start Smart Golf

T-Ball

Tiny Tot Tae Kwon Do

Young Masters Tae Kwon Do

Youth Mixed Martial Arts

ALgC pg 44-4610 Play Cards

2011 Season Passes

Arlington Lakes Golf Club And Banquets

Attention! Looking for a Golf League?!

Banquet Room

Club Rental

Gas Cars & Pull Carts

Golf Course

Golf Events

Greens Fees

Group Golf Lessons

Group Outings

Indoor Golf Lessons

Looking Ahead At Arlington Lakes

Permanent Tee Times

SuNSET MEAdOWS pg 47Tee Times

Beginner Golf Lessons

Bilingual Golf Instruction

Intermediate Adult Golf Lessons

Junior Golf Association

Juniors

Ladies Only Golf Lesson

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Spring Senior Scramble

Youth & Junior Golf Lessons

NKgC pg 48-49Basics Of Golf

Free Senior Clinic at Nickol Knoll

Improve Your Short Game!!

Junior Golf Association NKGC

Junior Golf League

Junior Travel Golf League

Night Golf at Nickol Knoll Golf Club

LAKE ARLINgTON pg 50-51Sailing 101

Sailing Camp

Bird Walks

International Migratory Bird Day

Lake Arlington

Learn to Sail by 3rd Coast Cruising

Private And Semi-Private Lessons

ExERCISE & WELLNESS pg 52-55A.M. Bootcamp

Eat. Fit. Live.

Endurance Athlete

Fitness Boot Camp

Fitness Kick-Boxing

Group 4X

Group Fitness

Kid-X

Mat Pilates

Parent and Child Exercise

Pilates Mat Class

Sunday Yoga

Tai Chi Easy Stationary

Ticket to Fitness

Weight Loss Challenge

Yoga for Beginners

Yoga/Pilates for Adults

Zumba Fitness

FOREST vIEW pg 56-602010/2011 Season

Academy Program

Adult Drill And Play Programs

Advanced Quick Start Tennis Lessons

Forest View Academy Program

Forest View Fitness Center

Staff and Amenities

Forest View Travel Teams

Group Tennis Lessons

Guest Fee - Nonmember Use Of Forest View

Indoor Court Rates

Junior Development

Junior Lesson Progression

Lesson Registration Schedule Spring 2011

Nursery

Permanent Court Time

Personal Training At Forest View

Private Drills

Quickstart Tennis Lessons

Quickstart Tennis Program

Spring Racquetball Leagues

Student Standby

Wallyball

hTC pg 61-63Adult Drill - Advanced Beginner 2.5-3.0

Adult Tennis

Cardio Tennis

Club Facilities And Services

Court Rates & Club Hours

Heritage Tennis Club Hitters 6-8 Years

Junior Tennis Lessons

Lesson Registration and Program Policies

Membership Privileges

QuickStart Tennis 4-7 years

Spring Break Match Play and Tennis Clinics

Spring Break Tennis Clinics

Tennis Instructor Training

SOCCER pg 64-66Coaches Meeting

Elite Soccer - Bridge to the Aces

Elite Soccer - Pre K Soccer

Elite Soccer House League Clinic

Elite Soccer-3 Year Old Pre K Soccer

Free Aces Travel Soccer Clinic Free

Soccer Referees

Spring Soccer

Travel Coaches

vARIETy pg 67-74Advanced Dog Obedience

Afternoon of Wii Sports

Antiques - What's It Worth?

Archery

Babysitting

Baking 101

Baking 102

Beyond Basic Wines

Bicycle Repair and Safety

Book of the Month Club for Kids

Busy Moms Spa

Checkmate Chess

Cheers to Beer

Chess Scholars Spring Break Camp

Cookie Time with Whole Foods Market

Cooking Class - Healthy Recipes

Cooking Class - Some Like It Spicy!

Crocheting Class

Dad and Me - Mother's Day Surprise

Daddy and Me Springtime Bunnies

Digital Movie with Animation

Dog Obedience

Engineering Geniuses with LEGOS

Flour Power Cooking Class

For The Birds

Girls Night Out!

Hand Embroidery - NEW!

Holiday Appetizer Class

Home Alone Safety

Horsemanship

Introduction to Baton and Pom Dance

Little Leprechauns Luncheon

Little Masters at LEGO Engineering

Mad Science - System 4

Mad Science For Young Scientists

Magicians

Mom and Me-Father's Day Surprise

Mother Daughter Spa Time

Mother/Daughter Springtime Updo's

My Pet Horse

CPR/AED and First Aid

Performance Baton and Pom Dance

Private Piano Lessons

Puppy Obedience

Red Wine and Chocolate

Roadside Repairs for Triathletes and Racers

Rocket To The Clouds

Roller Skating

Snack Attack Cooking Class

Springtime American Girl Doll

Strength and Conditioning Training

Techno Tops for Tots

Tie Dye Workshop

Tween Culinary Throwdown

Wine 101 - The Basics of Wine

Wine and Cheese Pairing

Youth Music

PRESChOOL pg 75-79A-B-C's and 1-2-3's

Cafe Amigos

Cooking and Crafty Creations

Introduction To Music

Kid Rock I

Kid Rock II

Kid Rock III Kids Club

Kindermusik Village - Rhythm of My Day

Mini Gym for Adults & Tots

Mini Motor Midgets-with parent

On My Way- New Transition Class

Parent/Tot Spring Adventures

Pre-K Hooray!

Preschool Academy

Preschool Extended Day Program

Tot Rock

What's Cooking?

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Flamenco Dance

Follow-up Training Session

Group Personal Training

Intermediate Bridge

It’s Tool Time!

Knit One, Purl Too

Learn the Lathe

Leisure Showcase Open House

Line Dance

Multimedia Art

Music Is In The Air

National Senior Health And Fitness Day

New and Challenging Line Dancing

Overnight Trips

Park District Programs at the Senior Center

Personal Trainer Evaluation

Private Voice/Piano Lessons

Senior 50+ “Drop-In” Slow Pitch Softball

Senior General Info

Senior Trips

Spring Lunch and Laughter

Studio Art

Sunday Afternoon Round Dances

Tai Chi Advanced

Tai Chi Beginner

Tai Chi Intermediate

Tap Dance

The Right Angles

The World of Watercolor

Trim Time

Woodcarving

Yoga

Yogacise

Zumba Gold

PARK FOuNdATION pg 114

REgISTRATION INFO pg 115-116

REFuNd POLICy pg. 117

REgISTRATION FORM pg 118

ONLINE PLANNINg ShEET pg. 119

PARK MAP pg 120

PARKS & FACILITIES pg 121

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Preschool Registration 2011/2012

OLyMPIC pg 80-90Adult Private Swim Lessons

Adult Swim Lessons

Competitive Stroke Clinic

Competitive Swimming Video Analysis

Diving

Important Notice for Pool Pass Holders

Jr. Swim School

Kick-Off to Interpark

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One on One Youth Swim Coaching Sessions

Private Swim Lessons

Scout Swim Merit Badge

Semi-Private Swim School

Summer 2011 swim lesson schedule

Swim Instructor Screening

Swim Lesson Parent Information

Swim School

Swim School II Teen Swim Lessons

Water Babies

Water Exercise

Water Scouts

Water Toddlers

What swim class is right for me?

Whipper Snapper Youth Triathlon

Youth Triathlon Clinic

Youth Water Polo

bIRThdAy PARTIES pg 92

dANCE pg 93-952011/2012 Dance Company Auditions

Adult Tap

Arlington Variety Dance Camp

Hip Pop Dancing For Kids

HipHop for Boys

Irish Step Dance

Splendid Ballroom Dance

Swingin Swing

Tots in Motion w/ Parent

Wedding Fiesta Workshop

Wedding/Social Dance

ART CLASSES pg 96-99ABC Art

Art Open House

Art Studio

Celebration Crafts

Clayworks

Clayworks - Parent & Me

Clayworks - Preschool

Crafty Critters

Family Clay Night

Girl's (Ladies) Night Out

Glass Sampler Class

Hello Spring

Inspiration Studio (aka "Teen Time") - New

Magnificent Me

Messy 3-D

Mini Artist

Mini Artists (with Adult)

Mini Doodlers

Multi-Media Drawing

Paint, Paint & More Paint

Princess Clay Day

Science Art

Sculpture Studio

Twoosy Doodlers

Wearable Art

Young Rembrandts

Young Rembrandts Preschool Drawing

ThEATER pg 100-101Acting Process

Movie Musicals by Metropolis!

Music Movement MetropolTOTS

Musical Theater Extravaganza!

Musical Theater Process Theater Process

Young Singers Ensemble

MuSEuM pg 102-103Arlington Heights Historical Museum

Arlington Heights Historical Society

Arlington Heights Historical Society House

Walk & Tea

Heritage Gallery and Shop

Museum Program Information

School Programs

Scout Programs

SENIORS pg 104-113"Drop-In" Open Studio

“Drop In” Dance Time

Advanced Bridge

Arlington Athletic Club

Arlington Bridge B's

Back To The Basics Line Dancing

Beginner Mat Pilates

Beginning Ballroom

Beginning Bridge

Beginning Crochet

Beginning Quilting

Best Bridge Ever!

Bridge Potpourri - NEW!

Building Baggo

Chair Yoga

Charm Bracelet Workshop

Collage Art

Continuing Ballroom

Continuing Round Dance

Designer Papermaking

ahpd spring 2011 interactive program guide

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