enriched for life summer 2014 class catalog

Community Enrichment - (269) 323-6700Summer Academies - (269) 323-6764

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GUIDE TO LOCATIONSADM – Administration Building, 8107 Mustang DriveAMB – Amberly Elementary, 6637 Amberly AvenueCEC - Community Education Center, 1010 West Milham Avenue*CHS - Central High School, 8135 South Westnedge AvenueCMS - Central Middle School, 8305 South Westnedge AvenueFITNESS YOGA, LLC - 640 Romence Road, Suite 111, Hillside Ctr.KIC - 8151 Merchant Place Drive, Portage LCE – Lake Center Elementary, 10010 Portage RoadMBE – Moorsbridge Elementary, 7361 Moorsbridge RoadMOSAIC - Mosaic Hall & Dance Center, 10097 Oakland DriveNHS - Northern High School , 1000 Idaho StreetQUINN - Quinn School of Irish Dance, 5534 W. Michigan AvenueSKATE PARK - 9010 S. Westnedge Avenue TWL – 12th Street Elementary, 6501 S. 2th StreetWEST HILLS Athletic Club - 2001 S. 11th Street, KalamazooWMS - West Middle School, 7145 Moorsbridge Road *for evening classes held at CEC, please use north entrance located at back of building.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMER ACADEMY CALENDAR....................................................... 3-4SUMMER ACADEMIES..................................................................... 5-11SUMMER ACADEMY INFORMATION..............................................12-16SUMMER ACADEMY REGISTRATION FORMS................................16-17CURIOUS KIDS CHILD CARE INFORMATION..................................... 18 PEF ACADEMIC CAMPS..................................................................19-21ENRICHED FOR LIFE “EfL” SUMMER PROGRAMS.........................22-35FITNESS.........................................................................................22-23SPORTS & RECREATION................................................................23-29 LIFE SKILLS....................................................................................30-31 AQUATICS.......................................................................................32-33 ARTS...............................................................................................34-35 EfL REGISTRATION INFORMATION....................................................36 DRAMA CAMP REGISTRATION FORM.................................................37SPORTS CAMP REGISTRATION FORM...............................................38EfL REGISTRATION FORM..................................................................39

Curious Kids 1010 West Milham

Community Enrichment Office 8107 Mustang Drive

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GOING TO THE DOGS9:30 - 4:00 (PAGE 8)

EXTRAORDINARYEQUESTRIANS9:00 - 12:00(PAGE 6)

CREATIVE CAKES& MORE!9:00 - 11:00 &1:00 - 3:00(PAGE 5)

PANCAKES & PINS8:45 - 12:15(PAGE 9)

PERFECTLY PAINTED POTTERY.....10:00 - 1:00 (PG 10)-------------------LAZER BLAZERS1:30 - 4:30 (PG 9)

STEPPIN’ OUTIN STYLE I9:00 - 2:30(PAGE 11)

HOT DOGS &HOME RUNS11:00 - 3:15(PAGE 8)

STEPPIN’ OUT INSTYLE II9:00 - 2:30 (PAGE 11)

FLASH FLOOD‘FLURRY9:30 - 3:00(PAGE 7)

ON THE GO IN ST. JOE!9:00 - 5:30(PAGE 10)

ZOO ZOOMIN!8:30 - 3:30 (PAGE 11)


FANTASTICFOOD FROLIC!7:30 - 2:30(PAGE 7)

CREATE A CLASSIC CANVAS!1:00 - 3:00 (PAGE 5)

FAST TRACK TO FORMULA K1:00 - 4:30 (PAGE 6)

JUNGLE JOE’S JAMBOREE! 1:00 - 4:00 (PG 9)----------------RAINDATE: ON THE GO IN ST. JOE! (PAGE 10)


SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR!9:00 - 3:00(PAGE 10)

EXTRAORDINARYEQUESTRIANS9:00 - 12:00 (PG 6)----------------RAINDATE: LAZER BLAZERS (PG 9)

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WRAP AROUND CHILD CAREWe are able to offer you child care either before an academy, after an academy or both! By doing so, you can drop your child off in the morning, they can attend the academy, have lunch with us, and participate in structured, fun activities until you pick them up. Our child care program opens at 6:30 a.m. and closes at 6:30 p.m. We serve breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack. Our child care is licensed so you can be assured of top quality care in a nurturing and safe environment. Our child care for academy days only requires you to complete a special “Academy Only” registration form and to pay a $10.00 registration fee. Once completed, your child may attend our child care program on any day that they have an academy scheduled. The hourly child care rate for this program is $3.25 per hour. Payments are due no later than Friday of the week that care was provided. Academy Only registration forms are available in the Academy Office or in the Parent Resource Room.

DUNES, DUCKS& DESSERTS9:00 - 5:00(PAGE 6)

GO DOG GO!9:00 - 2:00(PAGE 8)

MOOS & CRUISE8:30 - 2:30(PAGE 9)

ABRACADABRAWITH AL9:00 - 11:30 (PAGE 5)

GARDENS, GO-KARTS & GRUB!8:00 - 3:30(PAGE 7)

RAINDATE:DUNES, DUCKS &DESSERTS9:00 - 5:00 (PAGE 6)

RAINDATE:LAZER BLAZERS1:30 - 4:30 (PAGE 9)

RAINDATE:MOOS & CRUISE8:30 - 2:30(PAGE 9)

SCHOLARSHIPSAll of our academies offer at least one scholarship for those families who qualify. To determine eligibility, parents need to come in to the Academy Office and complete a scholarship application. All applications should be turned in to the Academy Office at least 24 hours before the academy meets. Children who qualify are eligible for one academy. The $8.00 registration fee is NOT COVERED by scholarship funds.

EXTRAORDINARYEQUESTRIANS9:00 - 12:00 (PG 6)----------------LAZER BLAZERS 1:30- 4:30 (PG 9)


Curious Kids - summer ACAdemies

ABRACADABRA WITH ALAges: 6+

Do you like magic tricks and illusions? Would you like to learn the tricks of the trade? Then this enchanting academy is for you! Local magician and entertainer, Alan Kazam, will wow us with a magic show to start off our morning. Alan has written 3 books on magic, so he really knows his stuff! We’ll take time for a yummy snack and then it’s time for our Jr. Magicians to take the stage! Each child will receive their own deluxe magic set! Alan will

teach you how to perform every trick in the set! Now it’s your turn to bewitch and bewilder your family and friends. Abracadabra and Alan Kazam! Hocus Pocus and Presto Changeo! Check out some of Alan’s magic at www.kalamazoomagician.com. Spaces in this academy are disappearing fast so sign up today! Cost: $22

ABRACADABRA WITH AL - 810150 WEDNESDAY 9:00 - 11:30 A.M. 8/13

CREATE A CLASSIC CANVAS!Ages: 6+

On this colorful academy, you will have the opportunity to create your own painting to proudly display in your home! My Art on Canvas will be our host, on-site, at Curious Kids. They will bring all the supplies, from the 11 X 14 canvas, to paints and aprons! With the expertise of a staff artist, we will be guided step by step, through the process of producing a perfect painting! The painting we will be producing is one of the cutest little seahorses you’ve ever seen! Even if you have NEVER painted before, with this academy, you can’t miss! Watch as the acrylic colors swirl and glide over your canvas. Each and every finished painting will be as original as the artist who created it! Don’t give this academy the brush-off, it is sure to fill up fast! Cost: $36

CReATe A CLAssIC CAnvAs! - 810250WEDNESDAY 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. 7/23

CREATIVE CAKES & MORE!AGES: 6+

Doughn’t pass this yummy academy by! Nate Haroldson, from Sarkozy’s Bakery, will guide us through this mouth-watering academy creating delicious delicacies! We’ll start by creating our very own braided mini loaf of bread! We’ll twist and braid the dough then pop it in the oven. Will it still be warm when you take it home? Yummm! Next, Nate will demonstrate how to use frosting to create borders, flowers, letters and other fanciful decorations. Then each participant will get to

practice their decorating techniques. Once you feel confident, you will design and decorate your own sugar cookie. Then you can gobble it up before we move on to the main attraction. You’ll decorate your own single layer cake! Will you create flowers or a border? Will you use swirls or write your name? Once you are finished with your custom cake, we will place it in a secure container to transport home. This academy IS the frosting on the cake! Sign up soon. Space is limited! Cost: $27

CReATIve CAkes & moRe! - 810350 MONDAY 9:00 - 11:00 A.M. 6/23 CReATIve CAkes & moRe! - 810351MONDAY 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. 6/23



DUNES, DUCKS & DESSERTSAGES: 6+

This all day adventure is sure to be one of your favorites! We start our day by traveling to Saugatuck Dune Rides. While here we’ll be treated to a rollercoaster-like ride as we dip and curve around the dunes along Lake Michigan in a safe and secure dune buggy. We’ll learn about the dunes and the history of the area. Next, we’re off to a picnic lunch by the water at Coughlin Park in Saugatuck. After our feast and fun we’ll head to the Harbor Duck. The Duck is a transformed World War II amphibious vehicle that will take us on a tour of the land and water! Our captain will entertain you with word and wheel on this wet road and water ride. This is one unique experience that you are sure to remember! On the way home we’ll stop by Crane Orchards for some fresh apple cider and a delicious dessert of your choice. Yum! This academy will quack you up, sign up today! Please take note of the rain date. A waiver needs to be completed for Saugatuck Dune Rides. Cost: $64

Dunes, DuCks & DesseRTs - 810450TUESDAY 9:00 - 5:00 P.M. 8/5 ***RAIN DATE*** TUESDAY, AUGUST 19

EXTRAORDINARY EQUESTRIANS

AGES: 6+You’ll be riding in style on this extra special day of horse play at Lou-Don Farm in Galesburg. Lou-Don Farm is one of the most established equestrian facilities in Southwest Michigan. It’s situated on 102 sprawling acres and has been in existence since the 50’s. Ena Hanson will be our guide as we tour the stables and tack room. We’ll meet our four-legged friends and get a lesson on safety before we saddle up! Then it’s up in the saddle and around the ring as we learn to guide our trusty steeds to the right and the left. All riders must wear a helmet. A bike helmet works great. Riders must also wear long pants, socks and hard-soled shoes (boots preferred). Each participant will receive a souvenir horseshoe to take home! You are in luck...on the way back to Curious Kids, we’ll stop at McDonald’s for a yummy ice cream treat You can(tor) go wrong with this academy, sign up soon! Cost: $45

eXTRA. eQuesTRIAns - 810550THURSDAY 9:00 - 12:00 P.M. 6/19eXTRA. eQuesTRIAns - 810551TUESDAY 9:00 - 12:00 P.M. 7/8eXTRA. eQuesTRIAns - 810552THURSDAY 9:00 - 12:00 P.M. 7/17eXTRA. eQuesTRIAns - 810553WEDNESDAY 9:00 - 12:00 P.M. 7/30eXTRA. eQuesTRIAns - 810554TUESDAY 9:00 - 12:00 P.M. 8/12

FAST TRACK TO FORMULA KAGES: 6+

Hey kids, do you want to be on the fast track to fun? Then this academy is for you! We will travel to Formula K Family Fun Park in Mattawan. All Curious Kids will be treated to unlimited attractions including miniature golf, go karts, Jr. racers, bumper cars and the sizzler thrill ride. Also included are a small beverage and 8 tokens! Look out NASCAR, here come the Curious Kids! The children may bring extra money to use on rides and/or in the arcade on this academy. Sign up soon, spaces are going fast! Cost: $32

FAsT TRACk To FoRmuLA k - 810750 THURSDAY 1:00 - 4:30 P.M. 7/24



FANTASTIC FOOD FROLIC!AGES: 6+

This very popular academy offers a plethora of perfectly positive palette pleasers! We will begin at Sarkozy’s Bakery in downtown Kalamazoo. Sarkozy’s has a brand new building but the same wonderful breads and pastries that they are famous for! We’ll tour the new facility and witness the art of making bread. Then, we’ll sample some of the delicious fresh baked fare! Next, we’re off to Jungle Joe’s. What better place to work up a big appetite? You’ll be jumping and jiving to your heart’s content! Next stop – Applebee’s for lunch! We will be treated to a behind-the-scenes tour.

Then you will be able to choose from their extensive kids menu, where you can put together your own meal. You’ll “bee” so glad we stopped here! Our next destination is Bicentennial Park in Portage for a little play time (or maybe you need a nap). Our last stop is sure to be one of your favorites. We’ll visit Grand Traverse Pie Company! We’ll get a quick tour of the restaurant and see how their plump, juicy pies are made. Then it’s time to dig in! Perfectly pleasing pie! This fabulous feast of a day is sure to tickle your tummy and make your mouth say ahhhhhhh! (Please be sure to bring socks and sign a waiver for Jungle Joe’s). Cost: $38

FAnTAsTIC FooD FRoLIC! - 810650TUESDAY 7:30 - 2:30 P.M. 7/22

FLASH FLOOD FLURRYAGES: 6+

Come join us for this cool day of water play as we visit Flash Flood Water Park at Full Blast in Battle Creek. We’ll have plenty of time to slip & slide on both the indoor and outdoor water parks. With your Super Blast Pass you’ll also have the opportunity to use the trampoline, inflatable slide and water wars. We’ll have Jet’s pizza, chips and a drink for lunch and then it’s back to the water for more wet and wild fun. This day is sure to go by in a flash, but what a blast while it lasts! (Be sure to bring your swimsuit, towel and a change of clothes for this academy. You are welcome to bring extra spending money for the concession stand.) Cost: $40

FLAsH FLooD FLuRRY - 810850THURSDAY 9:30 - 3:00 P.M. 7/10

GARDENS, GO-KARTS & GRUB!AGES: 6+

This brand new academy is guaranteed to be glorious! We will travel to Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids to begin our day. We will start with a tour of the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory. This five-story, 15,000 square-foot facility features rock landscapes, a waterfall and a variety of exotic plant selections. You’ll see grass that grows taller than a house, plants that can count and a sculpture with more than 1,500 pieces! We will also visit the indoor galleries which will highlight the work of internationally renowned sculptor and artist David Nash. We will have an opportunity to complete a hands-on project before we head outside. The Children’s Garden is our next destination. Let curiosity be your guide as you explore the five senses. Sit in a giant birds nest, solve the butterfly maze, launch a boat in the Great Lakes or dig for fossils. Getting hungry yet? Our next destination will put a stop to that! We’re headed for Craig’s Cruiser’s and their famous all-you-can-eat pizza/pasta buffet! After you’ve had your fill, jump into your choice of activities. Craig’s offers mini-golf, indoor and outdoor go-karts, bumper boats, bumper cars, frog hopper, laser tag and a ropes course. You will have your choice of three activities along with 20 tokens. This glorious day of gazing and grazing is sure to be GRAND! Cost: $52

GARDens, Go-kARTs & GRuB! - 810950THURSDAY 8:00 - 3:30 P.M. 8/14



GO DOG GO!AGES: 6+

Calling all dog and cat lovers! This is one behind-the-scenes academy that you won’t want to miss! We will start our day by traveling to Friendship Animal Hospital in Portage. We’ll tour the facility and have a chance to talk with veterinarian Dr. Rhonda Prince. We’ll visit the examination rooms, the x-ray facility and see some hands-on demonstrations. Next, we are off to visit the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.) This all-volunteer organization is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and adoption of homeless pets. We will take a tour of this awesome facility where we’ll see how they care for our little furry friends. We’ll visit Kitty City where you will see dozens of cats and kittens playing in a very unique playground built just for them! Gettin’ hungry? Let’s head to the Root Beer Stand for a delicious lunch. What’s on the menu? Hot DOGS of course! They are known for their hot dogs, chili dogs and smooth and frothy root beer. How about a root beer float? They’re dog-gone great! After we’ve had our fill, we’ll head to Bicentennial Park for some playtime. Make no bones about it, this is a pet-ticularly awesome academy! Cost: $28

Go DoG Go! - 811050WEDNESDAY 9:00 - 2:00 P.M. 8/6

GOING TO THE DOGSAGES: 6+

This day is filled with Dalmatians, Dachshunds, Dobermans and dozens more! We will be visiting the 21st Annual United Kennel Club Premier Dog Show at the Kalamazoo Fairgrounds. We’ll be entertained as we watch dozens of breeds perform in agility, obedience, conformation, races, weight pull and the ever-popular, air dogs dock jumping. How far will our furry friends fly through the air? New this year, we’ll check out the disc dogs. It’ll be a flying frisbee free-for-all! We will make time for a picnic lunch and “paws” for some delicious ice cream

from Coldstone then head over to Jungle Joe’s for some flying time of our own! Jungle Joe’s is an incredible play land built of inflatable slides, obstacle courses, bounce structures and more! Space is limited so sign up today! Win, place or show, this is one academy you’ll never outgrow! (Be sure to bring socks for Jungle Joe’s and to complete a waiver at the time of registration). Cost: $35

GoInG To THe DoGs - 811150FRIDAY 9:30 - 4:00 P.M. 6/13

HOT DOGS AND HOMERUNSAGES: 6+

Batter up! There’s nothing like watching a good old-fashioned baseball game on a warm summer day! The Kalamazoo Growlers will be your host for an exciting day of hits, runs, hot dogs and fun! The Growlers

team consists of top collegiate players from all over the country. They will delight and entertain you with their excellent ball skills. Last year over 150 players in this league were drafted to the major leagues! What future super-stars will you see? Tigers Max Scherzer, Andy Dirks and Drew Smyly played in this league! We will start with a traditional pre-game lunch of a hot dog, chips and a drink at Homer Stryker Field. Then we’ll root for the Growlers as they take on the Battle Creek Bombers. This academy is sure to be a big HIT! Sign up today! (Please note: pick up time may need to be flexible depending on the length of the game. If much later than 3:15, we will contact parents.) Cost: $26

HoT DoGs & Home Runs - 811250MONDAY 11:00 - 3:15 P.M. 6/30



JUNGLE JOE’S JAMBOREE!AGES: 6+

Jump into this jewel of an afternoon academy! We’ll begin at Jungle Joe’s, that jazzy jumping arena filled with jumbo inflatables. You will be able to bounce, jump and slide to your heart’s content. Next, we’ll take a short jaunt to Sonic for one of their famous slushies! That should cool us off after our extreme energy-expending adventure! This joyful jamboree is bound to make you jubilant! (Please be sure to bring socks to wear while at Jungle Joe’s. A waiver needs to be completed for Jungle Joe’s at the time of registration.) Cost: $26

junGLe joe’s jAmBoRee! - 811350 TUESDAY 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. 7/29

LAZER BLAZERSAGES: 8+

This active academy is sure to keep you on your toes and shooting straight! How good is your aim? Are you faster than a speeding lazer beam? Can you bob and weave to avoid getting hit? Our battleground for June 25 will be the woods and paths at West Middle School. Our combat zone for August 12 will be the gladiator grounds at Amberly Elementary School. Our hosts and Taggmasters will be Chad Learned and Jake McDonald of Lazer Party. We’ll review the Code of Conduct rules before we begin, and then it’s time to jump in and enjoy some rousing rounds of lazer tag! After a snack break to renew our energy stores, we will get back at it with an exciting game of capture the flag! Be sure to wear close-toed shoes. Long pants and long sleeve shirts are also recommended. You are sure to be a trail blazer on this awesome day with your own lazer! This academy requires the parent to sign a waiver at the time of registration. Cost: $31

LAzeR BLAzeRs - 811450WEDNESDAY 1:30 - 4:30 P.M. 6/25

RAINDATE: TUESDAY, 7/8LAzeR BLAzeRs - 811451TUESDAY 1:30 - 4:30 P.M. 8/12 RAINDATE: THURSDAY, 8/20

MOOS & CRUISEAGES: 6+

Hey kids, you’ve heard of Whoville but what about Moo-ville? Moo-ville has been

chosen as one of the top ice cream parlors in Michigan! They make milk, cheese, yogurt, and of course, delicious ice cream! We will be treated to a tour of the creamery and the adjacent farm. We’ll get to visit the new calves, see where they milk the cows and, as a special treat, we’ll get to watch as they bottle the milk. We’ll also have time to visit the petting zoo before we take a break for lunch. After a brown bag lunch, we’ll be sure to sample the hand dipped moo-licious ice cream. What flavor will you choose? The flavors change weekly. Next, we will travel to Riverview Recreation in Battle Creek. Riverview has both indoor and outdoor mini-golf, bumper boats, fantastic inflatables and crazy cruisin’ go-karts! You will have unlimited use of the park and be treated to popcorn and a drink! This action-packed day is sure to be the cream of the crop. So sign up soon! Cost: $45

moos & CRuIse - 811550 THURSDAY 8:30 - 2:30 P.M. 8/7 **RAIN DATE** THURSDAY - 8/21

PANCAKES & PINSAGES: 6+

This prime package will prepare you for the perfect pair! Bowling and pancakes!! Airway Fun Center will be flipping flapjacks and you’ll be clipping pins! This morning academy starts with unlimited pancakes and bowling. We will also have the opportunity to play laser tag, laser maze, bumper cars, balladium, time freak, mini-golf and go-karts. You’ll receive an activity card and will be able to pick your favorite offerings. Be sure to bring socks and a big appetite for this prime pick! Cost: $28

pAnCAkes & pIns - 811750TUESDAY 8:45 - 12:15 P.M. 6/24



ON THE GO IN ST. JOE!AGES: 6+

Get ready, set, go! This academy is sure to keep you entertained from beginning to end as we head to St. Joseph, Michigan! We will start our day at the Curious Kids Museum. Of course, we’ll have a blast here where our name originated! One minute you’ll be painting a dinosaur on your cheek and the next you’ll be broadcasting from their TV or radio booths. There are more than 100 hands-on activities to experience while here. Our next stop will be a real treat—a ride on the beautiful Silver Beach Carousel. Choose from

over 45 unique figures and 2 chariots! We’ll take a break for a yummy brown bag lunch before we visit the Discovery Zone. Climb the kid-friendly lighthouse, splash around in the extended water exhibit, play virtual games with your friends or visit the newest exhibit: Backyard Monsters – The World of Insects. This traveling exhibit presents a larger-than-life view into the creepy, crawly, squirmy lives of insects. Stand face-to-face with a giant animatronic scorpion and praying mantis. And we’re not done yet!! We’ll have time to play in sand and surf at Silver Beach and at the Whirlpool Fountain. Make sure you bring your bathing suit, towel and an extra shirt for the beach and fountain. We will guarantee this day in St. Joe WON’T be so-so! Cost: $50

on THe Go In sT. joe ! - 811650 TUESDAY 9:00 - 5:30 P.M. 7/15 **RAINDATE** TUESDAY, JULY 29

PERFECTLY PAINTED POTTERY & PIZZA PARTY!

AGES: 6+Pottery and pizza? What a dynamic duo! We will begin our day at the Art Bayou in Kalamazoo. Palee Haney, Art Bayou’s amazing resident artist, will guide us through a morning of gloss, glaze and glee! You will have your choice of painting a pottery plate or bowl. And not JUST painting, Palee will guide us through the technique of your choice. You can choose the very popular “fun-fur” or fancy “lace” technique. Your painted piece will shine with your own individual flair. Your completed piece will need to be fired in the kiln before it is ready for you to showcase. Curious Kids staff will contact you when it is ready. Next, we are off for a pleasant pizza party at Erbelli’s! We will be treated to their amazing pizza buffet lunch! Fill your plate with pizza, pasta, soup, salad, bread sticks and some yummy cinnamon sticks. This parade of pottery and pizza is sure to please plenty of participants! Cost: $40

peRFeCT pAInTeD poTTeRY... - 811850WEDNESDAY 10:00 - 1:00 P.M. 6/25

SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR!AGES: 6+

This academy is one thrilling adventure that will amaze and entertain one and all! Our first stop is the Critchlow Alligator Sanctuary in Athens. Did you know that alligators can be trained? The Sanctuary has over 100 alligators and caiman. We will see a demonstration of how they respond to several different commands.

While visiting this tropical setting we will also see huge tortoises, lizards, frogs and toads. You may even get a chance to hold a baby gator, if you dare! We’ll take a break for a picnic lunch at John Wilson Park and then we’re off to our next destination. We will be visiting Riverview Recreation in Battle Creek. You’ll receive a wristband that allows you “unlimited” use of the attractions. Riverview has a huge pond for bumper boats, a spacious track for go-karts, several inflatables and an indoor and outdoor mini-golf course. How about some popcorn and a drink? The perfect way to end this adventurous day! Sign up today as “after while crocodile” may be too late! Cost: $45

see You LATeR ALLIGAToR! - 811950THURSDAY 9:00 - 3:00 P.M. 7/31



ZOO ZOOMIN!AGES: 6+

Join us on this daring day of animal play. We will be visiting John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids! John Ball has over 250 species and 2000 individual animals that are cared for daily. We will visit everything from the Terrific Tigers to the Perky Penguins, from Chirpy Chimps to Light-hearted Lemurs. The African exhibit, Mokomboso Valley, is home to 7 chimpanzees in a 3.5 acre habitat, one of the largest in the country! The Living Shores

Aquarium will highlight eels, anemones and exotic fish in its 40,000 gallon tank and tide pool. You may even get the chance to touch a sea urchin or sea star! The TreeTops Outpost and Children’s Nature Play Zones both utilize natural materials to engage children in play and creativity outdoors. We will be sure to visit Sting Ray Lagoon where we will have the opportunity to pet the sting rays and sharks! Don’t worry, they won’t bite! We will take a break for lunch and then it’s back to zoomin! This academy is offered in cooperation with Curious Kids School-Age child care. Children enrolled in child care may sign-up with their children’s teacher. All children will travel via school bus. Watch out, this academy may bring out the animal in you! Cost: $25

zoo zoomIn! - 812250WEDNESDAY 8:30 - 3:30 P.M. 7/16

STEPPIN’ OUT IN STYLE IIAGES: 6+

Calling all little glamour girls! This academy is designed to spoil you from start to finish! Our first stop will be at Empire Beauty School where you will have your hair shampooed and styled. To complete your new look, you’ll have your nails painted and shining like a star! You’re sure to leave feeling like a princess and looking like a million bucks! Next, we’ll show off our new styles as we enjoy a delicious lunch at Olga’s. Our bevy of beauties will be able to choose anything from the children’s menu. After we’ve had our fill, we will make our way to Macy’s. We will be treated to an exclusive tour of the store and some time to peek behind the scenes. After our tour, we’ll be able to try on and model a new outfit! Our last stop is sure to bedazzle you! We’ll visit Claire’s. We will be treated to a tour and we’ll be able to try on various accessories and model them. Each girl will receive a goody bag to go! This is one stylish academy you won’t want to miss! Cost: $36

sTeppIn’ ouT In sTYLe II - 812150WEDNESDAY 9:00 - 2:30 P.M. 7/9

STEPPIN’ OUT IN STYLE IAGES: 6+

This bountiful beauty academy is designed for the girl who wants to be pampered! And who doesn’t? Our first stop of the day will be at Empire Beauty School where you will have your hair shampooed and styled. To complete your new look, you’ll have your nails painted and shining like a star! Next, we’ll celebrate your new look with a yummy lunch at Culver’s. You’ll be able to order your favorites off the menu and finish with a creamy treat with the topping of your choice! Let’s

continue our jet-setting journey with a visit to Justice in Crossroads Mall! We’ll be treated to a tour and have plenty of time to try on some fabulous outfits. Our last stop is sure to bedazzle you! We’ll visit Claire’s! Check out the thousands of sparkling accessories that Claire’s is famous for. We’ll try some of them on and even do some modeling! As a bonus, each girl will receive a goody bag to go. You’ll be stepping out and sparkling in style on this sensational academy! Cost: $36

sTeppIn’ ouT In sTYLe I - 812050THURSDAY 9:00 - 2:30 P.M. 6/26



All academies are based at the Portage Community Educa-

tion Center, 1010 W. Milham, Por-tage, MI 49024. Please be prompt. Academies will begin on time. You are encouraged to arrive ten minutes before your scheduled time. Once you arrive, please check in with the counselors and pick up your name tag. Please use the parking lot in the front of the building (P.C.E.C.) for drop-off and pick-up.

To be eligible to participate in the Curious Kids Summer Academy Program, a student must be six years of age or have completed a full year of kindergarten.

When an academy reaches maxi-mum enrollment, no others will be accepted for that date. To avoid dis-appointment, you are encouraged to enroll early.

The Curious Kids Summer Acad-emy Program of Portage Public Schools is a non-profit program. Fees assessed for academies are used for salaries of instructors, counsel-ors, and other expenses connected with the program. It is necessary, therefore, that a minimum number of people enroll in each academy. If enrollment is not sufficient, it may be necessary to cancel the academy or combine it with another academy. If an academy is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, you will be notified before the beginning date. Come at your registered time unless otherwise contacted.

In extreme cases of inappropriate behavior, the Curious Kids program may decline enrollment for future academies. If this should occur, any money collected for academies in which the child is unable to partici-pate will be refunded.

NOTE: Please be aware that half-day academies do not include lunch unless specifically stated in the de-scription. If you need child care before and/or after academies, ar-rangements with the School Age Child Care program need to be made at least 2 days in advance.

IMPORTANT GENERAL INFORMATION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!



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REGISTRATION

Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. You mayregister by mail, in person, or online. Toregister in person or by mail, pleasecomplete the registration form andreturn it along with the fee to the CuriousKids Program, 1010 W. Milham,Portage, MI 49024. Registration timesare Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Once we have received youroriginal registration form, you arewelcome to add academies over thephone using Visa, Mastercard orDiscover for payment. You may alsoregister at www.PPSCommEd.org.Please be sure that you fill out yourchild’s profile as completely as possiblebefore starting the registration process.When registering for an academy, besure to answer all questions during theregistration process. REGISTRATIONCANNOT BE COMPLETEDUNLESS ALL REQUIRED FIELDSHAVE BEEN FILLED IN. If youbypass required information, you willreceive an error message when you tryto complete the transaction. Please besure to complete all required fieldsbefore you try to process yourregistration.

A one time non-refundable $8.00registration fee will be charged to allparticipants at the time of initialregistration. The registration fee includesa Curious Kids t-shirt to be worn whileattending the academy program.Additional t-shirts may be purchased for$8.00 each at P.C.E.C. For those whoregister by mail or online, t-shirts maybe picked up anytime or on the first dayof attendance. Students registering inperson will receive their t-shirts at thetime of registration.

PLEASE NOTE: Academyparticipants are registered by classcodes-please be sure to double checkcodes when filling out the registrationform, especially if the academy meetson more than one date. Your child willbe enrolled in the academies accordingtocodes written on the registration form.

Confirmations are not mailed out for theAcademy Program. If you provide anemail address in your profile, you willreceive a confirmation via email eachtime you register for a program. Planto arrive at the scheduled time unlessotherwise contacted. No spots will beheld without payment.



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WHAT TO BRINGLunches and snacks are provided tostudents on all full-day academies.Participants are welcome to bring theirown sack lunch should they not wish toeat the provided one. Please mark thesack with your child’s name. Weencourage the children to carry abackpack or book bag containingreading material, swimsuit, towel, andtravel games. Due to academyschedules, time is not alwaysplanned to visit souvenir shops.

SPECIAL NEEDS: If your child hasdevelopmental or physical limitations,please contact Sue Haroldson at 323-6764 or Tammy Karmon-Hoffman at323-6765, prior to enrollment in anacademy. We will attempt to addressyour request depending upon thespecific academy arrangements.

EARLY DROP-OFF & LATEPICK-UP

Children should not be dropped off foran Academy earlier than 10 minutesbefore the Academy is scheduled tobegin. Children found in the building atinappropriate times will be taken to theChild Care program where parents willbe responsible to pay for services.Please make plans to have your childpicked up at the scheduled arrival time.If you are late in picking up your childfrom an Academy, efforts are made tocall you. The Academy Counselors willfollow your instructions on theregistration form as to:

1) Taking your child to the Curious KidsChild Care Program where:

a) Your child has been pre-registeredb) Your child is not pre-registered and

a fee of $5.00 per every 15 minuteperiod that your child is here willbe charged. These fees are due attime of pick-up.

2) Leaving your child in the lobby towait for you unsupervised.

Occasionally, due to traffic and/or roadconstruction, our vans run behindschedule. If we will be more than 1/2hour late, all efforts are made to notifyparents.



WRAP AROUND CHILD CAREChild Care services are available be-fore and/or after academies, BUT NEED TO BE SET UP IN AD-VANCE. The hourly Child Care fee for children enrolled in our “Acad-emy Only” child care program is $3.25, providing that previous ar-rangements have been made. This program is only available on days that the children are enrolled in academies. Call 323-6764 for more information.

PARENTAL INVOLVEMENTParents are welcome to attend as a regular participant, paying the regu-lar enrollment fee.

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are available to youth who may otherwise not be able to participate. The same federal guide-lines used to determine eligibility for free or reduced lunches will be applied. Scholarship applications may be picked up at the Curious Kids Office.

All applications should be turned into the Curious Kids Office AT LEAST 24 hours prior to the Acad-emy. Please be sure to notify the office if you are unable to attend an academy. Failure to do this could af-fect your eligibility for future acad-emies.

REFUNDS / INCLEMENT WEATHER

In the event of inclement weather, every precaution will be taken to insure the safety of the children. Whenever possible, ACADEMIES WILL “GO” RAIN OR SHINE. Stu-dents are encouraged to come ap-propriately dressed for the weather conditions. Refunds will be made if: 1) an enrolled student cancels within FIVE business days of the scheduled academy, 2) it is necessary to can-cel an academy due to insufficient enrollment, or 3) adverse weather conditions exist, or other unfore-seen circumstances occur. We may attempt to schedule indoor events in place of outdoor events if there is in-clement weather. An adjustment in academy fees could be made, if this is the case. Your understanding in this matter is appreciated.

A $10.00 processing fee will be charged for each refund transaction made when the refund is initiated by the client. No processing fee will be charged when an academy is can-celled due to weather or low enroll-ment.



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SUMMER ACADEMY REGISTRATION FORM (AGES: 6 - ADULT)

***ONE FORM PER PERSON - BE SURE TO COMPLETE THE BACK***

PLEASE USE SEPARATE FORMS FOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES!

To register: Complete the front and back of the registration form and mail or deliver withfees to the Portage Community Education Center, 1010 W. Milham, Portage, MI 49024.Make checks payable to Portage Public Schools. We also accept VISA, Mastercard andDiscover. You are also welcome to register online at www.ppscommed.org!

One registration form is required per person. A one-time, non-refundable $8.00 registrationfee is charged to all participants. The registration fee includes a t-shirt to wear whileattending.

Student Name______________________________________Male_____Female_____

Age (Last Birthday)________Last Grade Completed _________Birthdate____/____/____

Address___________________________________City_____________________Zip__________

Home Phone__________________ Cell Phone_________________________________

Emergency Contact Name__________________________ Phone___________________

Allergies_______________________________________________________________________

Family Physician__________________________________Phone_________________

Mother’s Name___________________Phone_______________Work______________

Father’s Name_____________________Phone______________Work______________

E-mail address__________________________________________________________

Check one: In the event that I am late in picking up my child from an academy, I would like:

(choose one) ______ my child to be taken to the Curious Kids Child Care Program where I am

registered.

______ my child to be taken to the Curious Kids Child Care Program where I am not registered but am willing to pay the accrued fees ($5.00/15 minute period).

______ my child to be left in the lobby at P.C.E.C. without adult supervision.

I do___ / do not___ give permission for my child to ride in the front seat of the PortagePublic Schools 8 passenger van.

Credit Card Type: (Circle One) VISA / MC / Discover

Numbers______________________________Expiration Date_____________

Please list any special needs or limitations that your child mayhave:______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________



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Registration fee

Total amount

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PERMISSION TO PARTICIPATE & DISCLAIMER INFORMATIONI understand that the Board of Education does not or may not carry insurance relative to the trip or forinjuries to the student. I represent that the student has insurance through my own insurance carrier.

I request that the student named on the top of this form be allowed to participate in the planned trip andspecifically consent to his/her participation.

If any emergency medical procedures or treatment are required during the trip, I consent to the trip supervisor(s)taking, arranging for, or consenting to the procedures or treatment in his, her or their discretion.

I release and waive, and further agree to indemnify, hold harmless or reimburse the Board of Education,the individual members, agents, employees and representatives thereof, as well as trip supervisors, fromand against, any claim which I, any other parent or guardian, any sibling, the student, or any otherperson, firm or corporation may have or claim to have, known or unknown, directly or indirectly, forany losses, damages, or injuries arising out of, during, or in connection with the student’s participationin the trip or the rendering of emergency medical procedures or treatment, if any.

I give permission to the school district to take photographs, slides and/or video pictures to be used in themarketing and publicity of the Curious Kids Summer Academy Program.

I have read and acknowledge all of the information above as well as all of the information listed on pages3-6 of this brochure and have a full understanding of how it relates to my child.

Date:_______________ Parent/Guardian________________________________________________

IF YOU QUALIFY FOR FREE & REDUCED LUNCH, YOU MAY ALSO BEELIGIBLE FOR SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE.

PERMISSION TO PARTICIPATE & DISCLAIMER INFORMATIONI understand that the Board of Education does not or may not carry insurance relative to the trip or for injuries to the student. I represent that the student has insurance through my own insurance carrier.

I request that the student named on the top of this form be allowed to participate in the planned trip and specifi-cally consent to his/her participation.

If any emergency medical procedures or treatment are required during the trip, I consent to the trip supervisor(s) taking, arranging for, or consenting to the procedures or treatment in his, her or their discretion.

I release and waive, and further agree to indemnify, hold harmless or reimburse the Board of Education, the in-dividual members, agents, employees and representatives thereof, as well as trip supervisors, from and against, any claim which I, any other parent or guardian, any sibling, the student, or any other person, firm or corpora-tion may have or claim to have, known or unknown, directly or indirectly, for any losses, damages, or injuries arising out of, during, or in connection with the student’s participation in the trip or the rendering of emergency medical procedures or treatment, if any.

I give permission to the school district to take photographs, slides and/or video pictures to be used in the mar-keting and publicity of the Curious Kids Summer Academy Program.

I have read and acknowledge all of the information above as well as all of the information listed on pages 12-15 of this brochure and have a full understanding of how it relates to my child.



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Curious Kids offers care for childrenfrom 6 weeks through middle school.Our center at Milham cares for infants,toddlers, children who are pottytraining, and older children who havenot yet started elementary school. Wealso offer a before and after schoolprogram for children who are enrolledat Haverhill, Central Elementary or anyMiddle School in Portage.

We open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 6:30p.m. Monday - Friday. We are closedon all national holidays and the weekbetween Christams Eve and January 2.

We offer before and after school carefor children who are enrolled atAmberly, Angling Road, Moorsbridge,Lake Center, 12th Street andWoodland elementary schools. Ourclassrooms are located on site at eachof the above locations.

The 2014/15 registration fee for onechild is $50, two children is $90 andthree or more is $120. Our registrationyear runs from June to June. Newfamilies are welcome to register afterApril 16.

Our Infant/Toddler and Transition feesare $227 per week .

SAFE HARBOR PRESCHOOLSafe Harbor Preschool offers astructured preschool program for 3’s &4’s. Class are offered Monday - Fridaya.m. and p.m. Child care is availablebefore and after each program. Feesare based on the table in the nextcolumn. Safe Harbor utilizes CreativeCurriculum. Classes run year round.

CURIOUS KIDS EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMSOur fee schedule for children who are3 and potty trained and older is:

# of Hours Fee Per Week0 - 5 31.25

5 - 10 51.75 10 - 15 70.25 15 - 25 112.00 25 - 35 152.25 35 - 45 182.50 45 - 55 194.25 55 - 60 201.50

BRIGHT BEACON PRESCHOOLBright Beacon Preschool offers astructured preschool experience forchildren who are 3 and 4. OurPreschool classes for 3’s meet 2 or 4days a week. Our Preschool classesfor 4 year olds meet Monday throughThursday. Both morning (9:00 - 11:30)and afternoon (12:30 - 3:00) classes areavailable. The tuition for the 2 dayprogram is $147/month. The four dayprogram fee is $263/month. Classesbegin in September and run until the endof May. Bright Beacon utilizes theOWL curriculum as well as, LivelyLetters.

For more information in regards to BrightBeacon Preschool, please contact SueHaroldson at 323-6764.

For information on the Infant, Toddler,Transition or Safe Harbor Preschool,please contact Kathy Silva at 323-6763.

For information on the School-AgeChild Care, please contact Anne Creekat 323-6730.




This summer, the Portage Education Foundation is providing $25,000 in funding to provide free STEP

(Summer Technology Exploration Program) camps for current Portage Public School elementary, middle and high school students. Students will have fun ‘playing’ with physics, ecology and crime scene investigation. Or your student can learn to use science to build a guitar or how to make a movie. All the while, learning new concepts and applying hands-on skills intended to improve achievement in the fall.

The Portage Education Foundation began in 1990 with a gift to establish a computer lab and grew into a small endowment to award annual mini-grants for educational needs and ideas not covered under the school system’s budget, as well as post-secondary scholarships for graduating seniors. If you would like to learn more about PEF, to volunteer or to make a gift, please visit their link found at www.portageps.org.

Must be a current PPS student to participate!

Teddy Bear Math Incoming Grades 1 & 2

This camp will take a first look at statistics, logic, measurement and graphing via the loveable teddy bear. Make predictions and generalizations in mathematics while having fun. *Many problems in Teddy Bear Math involve edible materials, please advise the teacher of any food concerns.

mATH - 616108AMON-FRI 1:00 AM-3:00 PM 7/21-7/2512th/B113 $0//1 WK KAMSC STAFF

Must be a current PPS studentBug Science

Incoming Grades 2 & 3Explore the fascinating world of insects! Learn to identify the heroes and villains of the great outdoors. Expect close-up encounters with your arthropod friends plus an exciting combination of outdoor activities, expert visitors and field trip

BuG sCIenCe - 616105AMON-FRI 9:00 AM-11:00 AM 7/21-8/0112th/B112 $0//2 WKS KAMSC STAFF

Must be a current PPS student

Rocketry Incoming Grades 5, 6 & 7

Construct and launch several styles of rockets! Analyze the effect of angle, payload, surface area and rocket structure on the rocket launch and flight. You may have the opportunity to experiment with rocket structure and design.

GeomeTRY - 616106AMON-FRI 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 7/21-8/0112th/B113 $0//2 WKS KAMSC STAFF



Elementary /Middle School Offerings

Origami Geometry Incoming Grades 5, 6 & 7

Explore mathematical concepts through the ancient Japanese art of paper folding. Investigate lines, angles, symmetry and transformations in polyhedral and other fantastic paper creations.

GeomeTRY - 616107AMON-FRI 1:00 AM-3:00 PM 7/21-7/2512th/B112 $0//1 WK KAMSC STAFF


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Middle School/High School Offerings

Helping Humpty-Dumpty Survive a Great Fall -

Solving Engineering ProblemsIncoming Grades 7-12

We won’t be doing brain surgery in this class but you will learn how physics and engineering skills are used in the development of bone saws! We will visit Stryker Medical Instruments to meet with researchers. Students will apply their new skills to build a vehicle so safe even Humpty-Dumpty would survive. Students will design and fabricate structures, build parallel electrical circuits and more.

HumpTY-DumpTY - 616104AMON-FRI 9:00AM - 3:30PM 6/16-6/20CHS/3111 $0/1 WK FREELAND


Summer Field EcologyIncoming Grades 9-12

Summer ecology has so much to offer our students. Here is an opportunity to get out there and be a field ecologist! Every day will be hands-on, in the field, doing those activities that with the rigid structure of a normal school day will not allow. Activities will include but not limited to: Creek/forest/bog study and comparisons, capture mark recapture (Lincoln Index), leaf litter diversity analysis, field trips to various ecosystems that will include data collection, using Vernier probe technology and data analysis.

eCoLoGY - 616110AMON-FRI 10:00 AM-2:00 PM 8/11-8/15NHS/Ll114 $0/1 WK POULSEN/HERTEL


Introduction to Movie MakingIncoming Grades 6-8

Students will create their own movie that has been planned, directed, produced and edited by themselves. Students will learn basic script writing techniques, the use of storyboards, learn creative ways to shoot angle of scenes, upload and edit video clips and produce a quality movie to enter in the Kalamazoo Teen Film Festival, as well as sharing with family and friends.

FILm - 616103AMON-FRI 9:00AM - NOON 6/16-6/20CHS/MEDIA NO COST/1 WEEK FRANKS




powerful things can happen

Physics of Electric Guitars

CSI - Portage! Crime Scene Science Incoming Grades 8-10

This summer, learn to analyze a crime scene. Use various tests such as DNA and bloodstain pattern analysis, blood typing, fingerprinting and shoe impressions at a Mock Crime Scene. Students will apply problem-solving and critical thinking while practicing laboratory testing methods while they ‘solve the crime’.

Registration deadline is June 3, 2014.

CsI - mIDDLe sCHooL - 616102ATU/WED/TH 9:00 AM-NOON 6/17-6/19NHS/L119 $0/3 Days MIRAKOVITS


Photography 101Incoming Grades 9-12

There is more to a good photograph than luck! Photography basics will be covered (primarily centered around ISO, shutter speed and Fstop; also including an understanding of manufactured camera settings). Several techniques (including depth of field, artistic expression, portrait, tips & tricks, etc) will be included in mini lessons followed by trips (to practice techniques). Resulting digital images will be examined individually followed by group critiques based on techniques learned. A free editing program (Picasa) will be used to help students creatively adjust their images. The enrichment will conclude with a “photography show” in which attendees will select their best image, print and mount it at a public venue.

pHoToGRAHY 101 - 616109AMON-FRI 8:00AM - 3:00PM 8/04-8/08NHS/L114 $0/1 WK POULSENNote; Students will be required to bring a digital camera (beyond their phone) and memory card. Camera manuals if available and a sack lunch. Transportation to local areas for photography practice may require carpooling.

Incoming Grades 9-12Let’s Rock! Students will learn principals of engineering and physics by building their very own electric guitar! Starting with component pieces and wooden blanks, students will shape, solder, cut, size, and finish a working electric guitar during this three week program. This project will require hard work, dedication, and a positive attitude!

Registration deadline is May 15, 2014

GuITAR - 616101AMON-FRI 8:00AM-4:00PM 6/16-7/02NHS/L118 $0/3 WKS KILLMER/ MCCONNEY




FITNESS YOGA, LLC 640 Romence Rd. Suite 111Hillside Center in Portage

Instructor: Angela Cassada, RYT

Fitness Yoga Pre Teen & Teen PIYO

A class specially designed for TEENS. Introduc-ing core based moves along with yoga postures. Practicing the best of both disciplines. Learning to use the breath and the movement together. This can be a great cross training class for run-ners, soccer players, and dancers. Teaching self discipline and finding inner strength. Ages 11-18*Parent signed wavier required

Teen pIYo - 113102ATUESDAYS 4:15-5:15PM 6/17-7/29FITNESS YOGA $35 - 6 WKS CASSADA, RYT

(NO CLASS 7/08)

Fitness Yoga KidsYoga and Kids Go Together

Yoga, at an early age, encourages self-esteem and body awareness. This class will introduce children to techniques that promote self-health, relaxation and inner strength that will enable children to navigate life’s challenges in a constructive way. There will be plenty of positive energy and fun learning while moving the body and exploring yoga postures. Ages 7-10

FITness YoGA kIDs - 113101ATUESDAYS 5:30-6:15 PM 6/17-7/29FITNESS YOGA $35 - 6 WKS CASSADA, RYT (NO CLASS 7/08)

FITNESS YOGA Introduction to Fitness Yoga

Introducing all the basics of FITNESS YOGA; postures, breath, balance, flexibility and deep stretches. Perfect class for a beginner or anyone new to FITNESS YOGA. Learning and prac-ticing proper body alignment and breathing to ensure a safe and effective practice. This is a great class choice if you have never taken a yoga class! Instructor: Angela Cassada, E-RYT 200 InTRo To FITness YoGA - 113103AWEDNESDAYS 6:45-7:45PM 6/18-7/30FITNESS YOGA $58 - 6 WKS CASSADA, RYT

(NO CLASS 7/09)

Fitness

West Hills Athletic Club2001 S. 11th Street in Kalamazoo.

Busy Bodies-CBusy Bodies-C is a comprehensive exercise pro-gram that includes choreographed dance, body sculpting and stretching. Trained instructors will guide you through a safe and effective workout. Feel comfortable in a relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere. Please bring a mat for the floor work. Busy Bodies is where fun and fitness come together! BusY BoDIes-C - 112101AMON/WED 8:30-9:30 AM 6/16-07/16CEC/GYM $45 - 5 WKS HAROLDSON BusY BoDIes-C - 112102A TUE/THU 6:00-7:00 PM 6/17-07/17CEC/GYM $45 - 5 WKS STAFF BusY BoDIes-C - 112103AMON/WED 8:30-9:30 AM 7/28-08/27CEC/GYM $45 - 5 WKS HAROLDSON BusY BoDIes-C - 112104ATUE/THU 6:00-7:00 PM 7/29-08/28CEC/GYM $45 - 5 WKS WHIPPLE

Salsa DancingDiscover the flavor of salsa and experience its full benefits from improved coordination and posture, to its fun movements and non-regimented style. Dancing is a great alternative as a cardio exercise that has low impact on joints. With time, you will learn the steps, fancy footwork, turn patterns and much more! All Levels. Classes held at West Hills Athletic Club.

sALsA DAnCInG - 220403A $50THURSDAYS 7:30-8:30PM 7/03-7/31sALsA DAnCInG - 220408A $50THURSDAYS 7:30-8:30PM 8/07-9/04

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TRX Suspension TrainingOne of the hottest new classes in the industry! TRX suspension training is a revolutionary method of leveraged body weight exercise that allows you to be in control and safely perform hundreds of exercises. It works your total body, focusing on your core throughout the entire workout. Expect to gain strength and tone! All Levels. Classes held at West Hills Athletic Club.

TRX TRAInInG - 220401A $65MON/WED 5:30-6:00PM 6/30-7/30TRX TRAInInG - 220402A $65TUES/THURS 6:30-7:00AM 7/01-7/31TRX TRAInInG - 220406A $59MON/WED 5:30-6:00PM 8/04-9/03

(NO CLASS 9/01)TRX TRAInInG - 220407A $65TUES/THURS 6:30-7:00AM 8/05-9/04

Quick Start Green/YellowTennis Camps

Juniors will continue to progress their tennis skills through drilling, singles and doubles games, and match play opportunities.

Ages 11-13

Quick Start Red Ball Tennis Camps

This class offers junior campers the fun and fundamentals of tennis. Instructors will provide a fun-filled, colorful, and safe learning atmosphere.

Ages 6-9

Quick Start Orange/Green Tennis Camps

Campers will enjoy learning the fundamentals of techniques and tactics through fun games, skill building drills, and match play opportunties.

Ages 7-10

See page 24 for adult and youth

tennis classes.

Tue-Friday(4-Day Camps)

Red BallAges 4-6

9:00-10:00AM $48/week

Orange/Green Ages 7-10

9:00-11:00AM$96/Week

Green/YellowAges 11-13

9:00-11:00AM$96/Week

6/17-6/20 220301A 220302A 220303A6/24-6/27 220304A 220305A 220306A7/08-7/11 220307A 220308A 220309A7/15-7/18 220310A 220311A 220312A7/22-7/25 220313A 220314A 220315A7/29-8/01 220316A 220317A 220318A8/05-8/08 220319A 220320A 220321A8/12-8/15 220322A 220323A 220324A8/19-8/22 220325A 220326A 220327A8/26-8/29 220328A 220329A 220330A

All classes are held at West Hills Athletic Club, 2001 S. 11th Street in Kalamazoo

Sports & Recreation

Barre FitOur Barre classes are a full body workout that is core focused and will effectively work your glutes, thighs, arms, and abs by using the ballet barre to reinforce proper form. Get your heart pumping with fast paced music and athletic movements, and then slow it back down while performing small, concentrated movements. Barre fuses the philosophies of yoga, Pilates, dance athletic training and stretching. Classes held at West Hills Athletic Club.

BARRe FIT - 220404A $55TUESDAYS 9:00-10:00AM 7/01-7/29BARRe FIT - 220405A $55THURSDAYS 5:00-6:00PM 7/03-7/31BARRe FIT - 220409A $55TUESDAYS 9:00-10:00AM 8/05-9/02BARRe FIT - 220410A $55THURSDAYS 5:00-6:00PM 8/07-9/04

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Adult Introduction To TennisLevel 1: A one-hour beginner level class for those who have never played tennis before. Players will be introduced to ground strokes, volleys, serves, overheads as well as positioning on the court for singles and doubles. It is offered at an introductory price to encourage players to get involved with the sport of a lifetime. This class is a great way to meet others and a “fun” way to exercise.

Level 2: This is the next step after completing the Level 1 class or for those who may have played the game in the past and are looking to get started again. This 1-½ hour class will review and practice the shots covered in the Level 1 class with emphasis placed on more competition, including singles and doubles play.

Level 3: This class is for 2.5 to 3.0 level players. It introduces strategy and positioning for both singles and doubles play. Each session will feature drills/situational point play followed by supervised competitive match play.

Introduction To Junior TennisThis tennis program is for juniors who have never played tennis before. It is offered at an introductory price to encourage children to get involved with the sport of a lifetime. Players will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of the game including: ground strokes, volleys and serves, along with scoring, court positioning and etiquette, all in a fun atmosphere.

See page 23 for week-long youth tennis camps.

Youth and Adult Tennis summer 16/16-7/27

(no CLAss 7/05)

summer 27/29-8/31

Day Timepre-school/kindergarten

Class ID Weeks Fee Class ID Weeks Fee

Tuesday 12:30-1:30 PM 220101A (6) $90.00 220201A (5) $75.00

Saturday 9:00-10:00 AM 220102A (5) $75.00 220202A (4) $60.00

kindergarten - 2nd Grade

Tuesday 4:30-5:30 PM 220104A (6) $90.00 220204A (5) $75.00

Saturday 10:00-11:00 AM 220105A (5) $75.00 220205A (4) $60.00

elementary Grades 3-5

Tuesday 5:30-6:30 PM 220106A (6) $90.00 220206A (5) $75.00

Saturday 11:00-12:00 PM 220107A (5) $75.00 220207A (4) $60.00

middle/High-school Intro

Monday 4:30-6:00 PM 220108A (6) $135.00 220208A (5) $112.50

Wednesday 6:00-7:30 PM 220109A (6) $135.00 220209A (5) $112.50

Adult Level 1

Tuesday 12:30-1:30 PM 220110A (6) $90.00 220210A (5) $75.00

Thursday 6:00-7:00 PM 220111A (5) $75.00 220211A (5) $75.00

Adult Level 2

Monday 9:00-10:30 AM 220112A (6) $135.00 220212A (5) $112.50

Thursday 6:00-7:30 PM 220113A (5) $112.50 220213A (5) $112.50

Adult Level 3

Monday 7:30-9:00 PM 220114A (6) $135.00 220214A (5) $112.50

West Hills Athletic Club2001 S. 11th Street in Kalamazoo

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Sanchin-Ryu’s Karate for KidsOur program combines Sanchin-Ryu Karate & Self-Defense with Project: Secure Child (child safety). Students will be trained with proven, age-appropriate techniques that are necessary for kids to protect themselves from attackers. This class is set in a fun, yet structured environment with emphasis on healthy attitudes versus perfection! Participants will achieve great self- confidence and leadership through physical techniques, mental strategies, drills and exercises. Instructors hold a ranking of at least 1st Degree Black Belt and maintain a continual (bimonthly) certification. Uniforms are available, but not required. Ages 4-14

kARATe FoR kIDs - 221102AWEDNESDAY 6:00-7:00 PM 6/18-08/20CEC/GYM $50 - 10 WKS FULLER

Instructor: Sensei Tim Fuller kARATe FoR kIDs - 221105ASATURDAY 10:00-11:00 AM 6/21-08/30CEC/GYM $50 - 10 WKS BALLENTINE (No Class 7/05)Instructor: Master-Sensei Steve Ballentine

Sanchin-Ryu’s Family KarateSet in a fun, non-competitive and informative

atmosphere, this program is designed

to empower today’s adults with knowledge that

can save your life! Students will learn a broad range of

techniques including individual strikes, advanced combinations and more. You will also receive training on how to deal with, get out of and counter different grabs and other attack scenarios. Students will learn how to use their whole body, rather than just certain muscle groups, so size and stature are not an issue. Instructors hold a ranking of at least 1st Degree Black Belt and maintain a continual (bimonthly) certification. Uniforms are available, but not required. Ages 5-Adult*Fee / 10 wks: $100 per person / $200 per family.*Karate for Families is for the parent AND child (age +) to attend together. *Karate for Adults & Teens is designed for ages 14 and older.

FAmILY kARATe - 221103AWEDNESDAYS 7:00-8:00PM 06/18-8/20 CEC/GYM $100 / 10WKS FULLER

ADuLT & Teen kARATe- 221104AWEDNESDAYS 8:00-9:00PM 6/18-8/20 CEC/GYM $50 / 10WKS FULLER

Instructor: Sensei Tim Fuller

FAmILY kARATe - 221106ASATURDAYS 11:00AM-12:00PM 06/21-8/30 CEC/GYM $100 / 8WKS BALLENTINE

ADuLT & Teen kARATe - 221107ASATURDAYS 12:00-1:00PM 06/21-8/30CEC/GYM $50/10WKS BALLENTINE

(NO CLASS 7/05)Instructor: Master-Sensei Steve Ballentine

Self-Defense For Women Grace Under Pressure

This is an on-going, “hands-on” study of personal protection at home, school, and at the work place. Street-wise techniques are taught and discussed on an individual basis and are designed so that size and strength are not involved. In Grace Under Pressure, you will learn to act on stressful situations rather than being controlled by them. This is a great opportunity for mother/daughter to spend time together and learn self-protection. For ages 14 and older.

GRACe unDeR pRessuRe - 221101ATUESDAY 6:30-7:30 PM 6/17-8/19CEC/CAF $50 / INDIVIDUAL - 10 WKS $100 / FAMILY - 10 WKSInstructor: Master-Sensei Steve Ballentine

Community Education Center1010 W. Milham in Portage

Use North entrance located at back of building


Young Champions CheerleadingYoung Champions Cheer is a fun and exciting program for students ages 4-15 with or without previous experience. Students will learn jumps, kicks, arm motions, stunting, cheers and chants and learn a pom dance routine. Students will learn the necessary skills needed for school cheerleading try outs. Our program works to build self confidence, poise, self esteem and physical fitness. Optional events may be offered. Optional merchandise may be purchased through the Coach at class. Poms are available for purchase your first night for $20.00 (Optional purchase).

LeveL 1 - (AGes 4-6) - 511201ATHURSDAY 5:30-6:15 PM 6//19-7/24LCE/GYM $35 - 5 WKS FLINTLeveL 2 - (AGes 7-9) - 511202ATHURSDAY 6:15-7:00 PM 6//19-7/24LCE/GYM $35 - 5 WKS FLINTLeveL 3 - (AGes 10-12) - 511203ATHURSDAY 7:00-7:45 PM 6//19-7/24LCE/GYM $35 - 5 WKS FLINTLeveL 4 - (AGes 13+) - 511204ATHURSDAY 7:00-7:45 PM 6//19-7/24LCE/GYM $35 - 5 WKS FLINT (NO CLASS 7/03)

Girls Lacrosse FundamentalsLearn more about the fastest growing sport in the Midwest! This clinic is an introduction to Lacrosse basics for Girls who are brand new to the sport or have limited experience. Participants will develop a broad base of introductory skills through drills and games. All equipment provided. (Grades 3-8)

LAX (3-5)- 516101AM/T/W/TH 9:00-11:30 AM 6/16-6/19TWL/LAX FIELD $35 / PLAYER STAFFLAX (6-8)- 516102AM/T/W/TH 9:00-11:30 AM 6/23-6/26TWL/LAX FIELD $35 / PLAYER STAFF

Lake Center Elementary/Gym10010 Portage Rd, Portage, MI 49002

Skateboarding Camp-BeginnerFun and educational skateboarding camp for beginners. This class will teach skateboard parts and maintenance, stepping on and riding the board, pushing, tic-tacs, dropping in, ollies, riding off a curb, and kick turns. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt. (Ages 7-14)

skATeBoARDInG - 550105AMON-THUR 9:00-11:00 AM 6/23-6/26*SKATE PARK $89 - 4 DAYSskATeBoARDInG - 550205AMON-THUR 9:00-11:00 AM 7/28-7/31*SKATE PARK $89 - 4 DAYS

Simply The Best (Motor/Social Skills Development)

Previously called “Outdoor Challenge”

“Simply The Best” is specifically designed to enhance the sensorimotor development of children. The purpose is to promote neurological

growth, develop motor skills, improve body awareness and

cultivate a healthy self-esteem. If your child has a problem with

basic skill development, movement, or learning problems, he/she may benefit from this program. Sessions

are available for individuals not experiencing problems but would like to further develop their motor skills. Times will be arranged with parents according to placement of the child. A sensorimotor Assessment ($65 fee) is strongly recommended for appropriate placement. Parents may be required to participate if their child is very young or has special needs that are more severe. This class is led by Ann Platte, an Adaptive Physical Education Consultant, with a Masters’ Degree in Special Physical Education and Early Childhood Education. Fee Structure for a 4 week session: $95-Group$190-Individual$285-One Group and One IndividualPlease call the Portage Community Enrichment Office at 323-6700 for more information.

SESSION 1 - 570101A MON-THU 6/09-7/03SESSION 2 - 570102A MON-THU 7/14-8/07TWL/GYM

Skateboarding camp will be held at: CITY OF PORTAGE SKATE PARK

9010 S. Westnedge Avenue



Micro Kickers Soccer (Ages 2-3)

The Micro Kicker camp helps build confidence through stimulating activities and games. Adult companion required. Camp is held Monday - Thursday. Bring a size 4 soccer ball, water bottle and sunscreen. mICRo kICkeRs - 550101A MON-THUR 10:45-11:30 AM 6/09-6/12NHS FIELD $69 - 4 DAYSmICRo kICkeRs - 550201AMON-THUR 10:45-11:30 AM 7/14-7/17WMS/GROUNDS $69 - 4 DAYS

Mini Kickers Soccer (Ages 4-6) The Mini Kickers camp is an introduction to elementary soccer skills with basic techniques through fun and games. Please bring a size 4 soccer ball, water bottle, and sunscreen. mInI kICkeRs - 550102AMON-FRI 9:00-10:30 AM 6/09-6/13NHS FIELD $89 - 5 DAYSmInI kICkeRs - 550103AMON-FRI 10:30AM-12:00PM 6/09-6/13NHS FIELD $89 - 5 DAYSmInI kICkeRs - 550202AMON-FRI 9:00-10:30 AM 7/14-7/18WMS/GROUNDS $89 - 5 DAYSmInI kICkeRs - 550203AMON-FRI 10:30AM-12:00PM 7/14-7/18WMS/GROUNDS $89 - 5 DAYS

Skill Builders Camp (Ages 7-14)The Skill Builders Camp is designed to help fine tune the skills of the game. Focus is on technical aspects of shooting, dribbling, passing, trapping and heading. Please bring a soccer ball, water bottle, and sunscreen.skILL BuILDeRs - 550104AMON-FRI 9:00-12:00 PM 6/09-6/13NHS FIELD $99 - 5 DAYSskILL BuILDeRs - 550204AMON-FRI 9:00-12:00 PM 7/14-7/18WMS/GROUNDS $99 - 5 DAYS

Goalkeeper Skills Camp(Ages 7-14)

Camp is held at the Kingdom Indoor Center. Learn techniques; diving saves, goal kicks, distribution, stance, catching and handling, shot saving and redirecting, tipping and parrying, crossed balls, boxing, breakaway saves. Learn tactics; anticipation/decision making, breakaway saves, pass back rule, angle play and position, starting positions. Camp t-shirt included. GoALkeepeR skILLs - 550309AMON-THURS 9:00-11:00 AM 8/04-8/07KIC $125 - 5 DAYS

KVCC Travel Players Skills

Camp (Ages 7-17)This ALL DAY camp is held

at Kalamazoo Valley Community College and features MEULENSTEEN

ACADEMY CURRICULUM “Moves & Skills.” The Moves and Skills curriculum is a very technical skill based curriculum that will improve the players confidence and skills on the ball and is used at the Manchester United Youth Academy. Morning session includes: Small sided games, soccer tennis, skills, and a daily swim! There will be a focus on dribbling, juggling, and accuracy. Camp will be run by Chris Keenan. kvCC skILLs CAmp - 550208AMON-THUR 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 7/28-7/31KVCC $299 - 4 DAYS

Minor Leaguers Baseball (Ages 5-7)

Learn the basic fundamentals of baseball with this fun filled camp. Throwing, catching, running bases, and hitting from a tee to form proper technique are all covered in this four day camp. Finish up your camp with an hour and half scrimmage on Thursday. Campers will receive a camp T-shirt. mInoR LeAGueRs - 550106AMON-THUR 1:15-2:30 PM 6/23-6/26KIC $79 - 4 DAYSmInoR LeAGueRs - 550206AMON-THUR 1:15-2:30 PM 7/21-7/24KIC $79 - 4 DAYS

Major Leaguers Baseball(Ages 8-10)

Learn more advanced fundamentals of baseball with this fun filled camp. Fielding and catching, as well as forming proper hitting technique are all covered in this four day camp. Finish up your camp with a 1 and 1/2 hour scrimmage on Thursday. Campers will receive a camp t-shirt. mAjoR LeAGueRs - 550107AMON-THUR 2:45-4:00 PM 6/23-6/26KIC $79 - 4 DAYSmAjoR LeAGueRs - 550207AMON-THUR 2:45-4:00 PM 7/21-7/24KIC $79 - 4 DAYS

Kingdom Indoor Center8151 Merchant Place in Portage


Junior Mustang Girls Basketball Camp

This camp provides instruction and practice of the fundamentals used to be successful in the game of basketball. Campers will have the opportunity to work with current and former Mustang basketball coaches and players in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. This camp will be conducted by Kelly Henry, Portage Central Varsity Girls’ basketball coach.

Incoming grades 3-8.jR musTAnG CAmp (3-5) - 710201AMON-FRI 9:00-10:30 AM 6/16-6/19CHS/GYM $60 - 4 DAYS HENRYjR musTAnG CAmp (6-8) - 710202AMON-FRI 10:30-12:00 NOON 6/16-6/19CHS/GYM $60 - 4 DAYS HENRY

Lil Stangs Boys Basketball Camp

This camp will provide all participants with drills designed to enhance each child’s skill level, while partaking in games and game situations that will allow players to utilize these skills in game situations. The camp will be hosted and facilitated by the Portage Central Men’s Basketball staff, as well as players in the program. Please label water bottles and refreshments. Incoming Grades K-8LIL sTAnGs CAmp (k-4) -710301AMON-THU 9:00-11:00AM 6/16-6/19CHS/STABLE $64 - 4 DAYS BLASINGAME LIL sTAnGs CAmp (5-8) - 710302A MON-THU 11:00AM-1:00PM 6/16-6/19CHS/STABLE $64 - 4 DAYS BLASINGAME

Huskie Co-ed Basketball Camp This camp, directed by both Portage Northern’s Boys Varsity Coach Jim Horn and Portage Northern Girls Varsity Coach Kyle Paffhausen, is designed to help beginners learn the fundamentals of basketball and challenge the more experienced players to fine tune their fundamental skills. Daily drills, contests, and games are designed to provide a fun and positive experience for each camper. Cost includes t-shirt and prizes. Bring your own lunch or purchase pizza and drinks from concessions.

Incoming grades 1-8.HuskIe Co-eD CAmp (1-8) - 710101ATUE-FRI 9:00AM-3:00PM 6/10-6/13NHS/DOGHOUSE $100-4 DAYS

Co-Sponsored Sports Camps

The co-sponsored volleyball, basketball and football camps listed on pages 28 & 29 are being offered cooperatively through Portage Public Schools and the City of Portage Parks & Recreation Department. All registrations will be directed to the Portage Community Enrichment office located at 8107 Mustang Drive. Checks should be made payable to Portage Public Schools. If you have any questions about the camps, please call 323-6700.

Youth RecreationScholarship ProgramIn cooperation with the Portage Community Center, the City of Portage has established a Youth Recreation Scholarship Program that will provide scholarships for the Youth Basketball, Volleyball and Football Camps listed on pages 28 & 29. These scholarships are available to any City of Portage youth, age 18 and under, living in a household meeting the established income guidelines. Interested families should contact the Portage Community Center at 323-1942 for more information. If you qualify for a scholarship, you will need to register for classes with the Portage Community Enrichment office at 323-6700.

RegistrationTo register for the Co-Sponsored Sports Camps, please use the Sports Camp Registration Form located on page 38.



FreshmanVolleyball Camp

Portage Central High School head coach, Dawn Jaqua and staff, will be conducting a camp for incoming freshman. In this camp, athletes will be taught proper technique through skill work and game-like simulated drills. The goal of this camp is to emphasize skill development and train in a positive competitive environment. FResHmAn CAmp - 514201AMON-FRI 9:00-11:00 AM 7/07-7/11CHS/STABLE $80 - 5 DAYS JAQUA

Mini MustangsVolleyball Camp Portage Central High School head coach Dawn Jaqua and staff will be conducting a camp for girls entering grades 4-6. The basic fundamentals of volleyball will be taught in a fun learning environment. Motor skill development as well as skill work will be stressed. Participants will also have the opportunity to work with current Mustang Volleyball players. The goal of this camp is to give athletes a positive volleyball experience while introducing proper techniques.

Incoming grades 4-6. mInI musTAnGs (4-6)-514202AMON-FRI 9:00-10:30 AM 7/14-7/18CHS/STABLE $60 - 5 DAYS JAQUA

Portage Central High School head coach Dawn Jaqua will be

conducting Girls Volleyball camps for players entering grades 4 - 9.

Portage Central High SchoolFootball Day Camp

Portage Central High School Coach, Mick Enders, and several area coaches and assistants will be conducting this camp, open to all area high school and middle school players. Special attention will be given to all offensive and defensive positions. Lunch will be provided. Players should wear appropriate clothing, have tennis shoes, football shoes and a helmet (with your name in BIG letters taped to it). Quarterbacks and receivers should bring along a football. Check in at the fieldhouse building next to McCamley Stadium.

Incoming grades 7-12.CHs FooTBALL CAmp - 710501AM/T/W/TH 8:30-2:30 PM 7/28-7/31CHS/P-FIELD $70 - 4 DAYS ENDERS

Portage Northern High SchoolFootball Camp

This camp will provide each athlete with a solid foundation of the basic fundamentals of power training and football. All athletes will receive instruction on strength, speed and conditioning training along with football skills and techniques. Athletes must bring a padlock, football cleats, tennis shoes, shorts, t-shirt, sweats and a towel. There will be a nutrition and hydration break. Water will be provided. Athletes should bring a healthy snack to have during the break. The football skills will take place on the practice fields at Portage Northern High School, located at 1000 Idaho in Portage. 1st day of camp: check-in at the football equipment room located in the back parking lot of the High School.

Incoming grades 7 through 12nHs FooTBALL CAmp - 710401ATUE-FRI 9:00 AM -1:00 PM 7/22-07/25NHS/P-FIELD $50 - 4 DAYS SCHERMERHORN

Middle School MustangVolleyball Camp

Portage Central High School head coach, Dawn Jaqua and staff, will be conducting a camp for girls entering grades 7-8. Athletes will be divided according to skill level. This camp is designed to teach and improve basic skills and knowledge of the game in a competitive and fun environment.

Incoming grades 7-8.mIDDLe sCHooL CAmp (7-8) - 514203AMON-FRI 11:00-1:00 PM 7/14-7/18CHS/STABLE $80 - 5 DAYS JAQUA

Sports Camp Registration Form

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Inquiry Writing: Research Learning through

Personal QuestStudents put writing “fears” aside as they embark on a fun and personal quest of their choice and utilize research writing skills. Activities are designed to stimulate individual curiosity and inspire the writer within - and solve real teen problems. How can I improve friendships? What will I eat for lunch in high school? Why does exercise make me feel better? What teens say: “I never knew writing could be so much fun!” Ages 12-20

InQuIRY WRITInG - 440101ATUESDAY 6:30-8:00 PM 6/10 & 6/17CEC/124 $35 RIRIE-KURz*Please use north entrance at back of building

InQuIRY WRITInG - 440103ASATURDAY 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM 6/21 & 6//28CEC/124 $35 RIRIE-KURz*Please use north entrance at back of building

Teens and Money “Gimme Some”

Teaches basic money management around a personal money-related desire. What teens say: “This class is too short! I didn’t want it to end!” This is the time of life when real adult practices can be instilled for lifelong responsible behavior. Genuine money understanding and management understood through money, games, demonstrations, role play, and discussion. Ages 12-20

moneY AnD Teens - 440102AWEDNESDAY 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM 6/11 & 6/18CHS/1135 $35 RIRIE-KURz*Please use CHS visitor entrance

moneY AnD Teens - 440202ATHURSDAY 6:30-8:00PM 7/10 & 7/17CEC/124 $35 RIRIE-KURz*Please use north entrance at back of building

Maximize Your PowerPoint Skills

This class is geared to those new to the PowerPoint program and to those wishing to improve their PowerPoint skills. After the basics, all students will progress in unison to maximize their proficiency in PowerPoint. The class will progress through all aspects of PowerPoint structure, design, creation and presentation. Students must bring a flash drive, with a minimum of 1GB.

poWeRpoInT - 320103ATHURSDAYS 1:00-3:00PM 6/12-7/17ADM/COMP LAB $72 / 5WKS BLAND

(NO CLASS 7/03)

Maximize Your Excel SkillsThis class is geared to those new to the Excel program and to those wishing to improve their Excel skills. Students should be comfortable with basic computer skills. All students will progress from the beginning to maximize their Excel skills to the highest level desired.Students must bring a flash drive, with a minimum of 1GB.

eXCeL - 320101ATHURSDAYS 10:00AM-12:00PM 6/12-7/17ADM/COMP LAB $72 / 5WKS BLAND

eXCeL - 320102ATHURSDAYS 6:30-8:30PM 6/12-7/17ADM/COMP LAB $72 / 5WKS BLAND

(NO CLASS 7/03)

Persuasive TeensTeens use persuasion every day, whether it is getting their peers to help with a school project, asking a friend to give them a ride or convincing a parent to let them stay up later. This class will give teens the tools needed to be persuasive in both oral and written communication. Teens will be encouraged to find their passion, learn more about themselves, and to change or improve something in their lives through persuasive communication. Ages 12-20 peRsuAsIve Teens - 440104AMONDAY 6:30-8:00 PM 6/23 & 6/30CEC/124 $35 RIRIE-KURz*Please use north entrance at back of building

Teen Study Skills Resetting Old Habits

A short quiz will give students a general overview of their personal study skills picture. Students will be introduced to study practices necessary for academic as well as life success. Activities and exercises will help teens set new habits and generate achievaable goals for academic - and life - succes. Ages 12-20

Teen sTuDY skILLs - 440301ATHURSDAY 6:30-8:00 PM 8/28 & 9/04CEC/124 $35*Please use north entrance at back of building

Life Skills Enriched for Life


Please refer to the “Guide to Locations”

on page 2 to find your class location.

Equipped Teens:Keeping Stress in Check

Stress is a part of daily life regardless of age. Successfully managing and responding to stress will lead to a healthy life style and can greatly benefit today’s youth. This class will help students identify and cope with their sources of stress in a fun and interactive way, and will equip them with practical tools for everyday stress management. This class is geared toward adolescents 12 to 15 years of age.Instructor: Pam Stinchcomb, LMSW is a local counselor and workshop presenter for youth.

eQuIppeD Teens - 445101ATUESDAY 6:30PM-8:00PM 6/17 & 6/24CEC/123 $30 / PERSON STINCHCOMB

eQuIppeD Teens - 445102ATHURSDAY 10:00-11:30AM 6/19 & 6/26CHS/1135 $30 / PERSON STINCHCOMB

Construct your Future:Don’t Be a Wrecking Ball!

Piecing together your success utilizing techniques such as goal mapping. Discovering your “Colorful Brain” for resume writing and job searching. Learn the difference between Transferable Skills & Soft Skills and how to apply them to earn scholarships, get employed and stay employed! This class is focused for individuals age 14+. ConsTRuCT YouR FuTuRe - 446101ATUESDAY 11:00AM-12:30PM 6/17CHS/1131 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ConsTRuCT YouR FuTuRe - 446102ATHURSDAY 6:00-7:30PM 6/26ADM/CONF RM 1 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ConsTRuCT YouR FuTuRe - 446103AMONDAY 10:30AM-12:00PM 6/30CHS/1131 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ConsTRuCT YouR FuTuRe - 446201ATUESDAY 11:00AM-12:30PM 7/22CHS/1131 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ConsTRuCT YouR FuTuRe - 446202ATHURSDAY 6:00-7:30PM 7/24ADM/CONF RM 1 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ConsTRuCT YouR FuTuRe - 446303AMONDAY 10:30AM-12:00PM 8/11CHS/1131 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

Adjust your Sails:Adults in Transition

Finding hope for your future, staying positive and on course! This class will keep you focused on your road to success. Creative resume and job search techniques. Discovering your “Colorful Brain”. Utilizing your Soft Skills to take initiative. Take charge of your life and lead the way to fulfill your dreams. It starts with YOU! ADjusT YouR sAILs - 446104ATUESDAY 9:00-11:00AM 6/17CHS/1131 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ADjusT YouR sAILs - 446105AWEDNESDAY 6:00-8:00PM 6/18ADM/CONF RM 1 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO


ADjusT YouR sAILs - 446204ATUESDAY 9:00-11:00AM 7/22CHS/1131 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO

ADjusT YouR sAILs - 446203AMONDAY 6:00-8:00PM 7/28ADM/CONF RM 1 $18 / PERSON ORLANDO


Dream Big! Take Intiative to Reach Your Goals

You can do ANYTHING you set your mind too, so how are you taking INITIATIVE? Whether it is a college you want to attend, a company you want to work for or something you want to buy like a car, house or vacation. The sky is the limit when you have a plan, work the plan and see your results. This class will provide you with guidelines for setting, achieving and exceeding your goals. Ages 16+The 1st session will cover setting goals, basic budgeting, job –vs- career and kick starting your initiativeThe 2nd session will cover transferable/soft skills, resume styles, job search techniques and following through with your plan. DReAm BIG! - 446106AMONDAY 1:00-2:30PM 6/23 & 6/30CHS/1131 $25 / PERSON ORLANDO

DReAm BIG! - 446206AMONDAY 1:00-2:30PM 8/11 & 8/18CHS/1131 $25 / PERSON ORLANDO


PAC Swim Lessons (Ages 4-8)PAC Junior Learn to Swim/Pre-competitive Swim Program is a learn to swim program provided by the Portage Aquatic Club. Swimmers will be placed on the first day of class. There are 3 levels in this learn to swim program. No USA membership fees.PAC Water Adjustment - Front float, back float, submersions and safety is the key. Goal: Get comfortable in water. PAC Floaters - Breath control, steramlined float, back float, dog paddle, back kicking and safety will be taught. Goal: To be able to float. PAC Boaters - Streamline kick, beginner freestyle, freestyle breathing, backstroke and front crawl are the emphasis. Swimmers that complete this class will be ready for Croc Jr.Goal: Swim crawl and backstroke one length of the pool.sWIm LessonsTUES/THURS 6:00-7:00 PM $55 - 3 WKS6/10-6/26 513107A CMS POOL7/08-7/24 513108A CMS POOL

Portage Aquatic Club Swim Team

Portage Aquatic Club was developed for age group swimmers who wish to cultivate their swimming ability. The program runs nearly year-round (mid- September through through early August). The program is open to swimmers age 6 and older who can swim the length of the pool. (Swimmers new to PAC need to meet with a coach to determine placement. Previous swimmers that are unsure of placement, contact Coach Parker at [email protected]).

Participants are encouraged to swim the maximum number of practices offered. There will be no prorating of monthly membership fees if your swimmer chooses to swim fewer days or start in the middle of a billing period.

USA membership is required. Fee is payable to Portage Swimming. USA Swimming offers, as a benefit of membership, insurance coverage to its members and member clubs to include General Liability and Excess Accident Medical coverage. USA meet fees vary by meet.

PAC offers “open enrollment” and fees can be paid on a monthly basis, due in advance, on or before the 10th of each month. A $10 late fee will be assessed for payments received after that date. You have the option to pay for the entire season and receive a 10% discount. There is also a small discount for multiple children enrolled.

Monthly Auto Pay PlanTo participate, you may register on line however, you MUST contact Cherie McMullin at (269) 323-6770 to set up the plan.

Monthly on-line payment procedure

If your child is registered for the current season of PAC, please follow the PAYMENT PROCESSING PROCEDURE. DO NOT SELECT THE CART BUTTON. If you are unsure about how to make a payment, PLEASE call the office for assistance - 323-6700. If you would prefer to have “Auto Pay” set up, please let us know at the time of registration.

www.portageaquaticclub.comTo register: www.ppscommed.org

PAC Swim Camp -TechniqueImprove your stroke technique! This camp will focus on one of the 4 competitive strokes each day, followed by a week focused on starts and turns. This camp is designed to prepare upper elementary, middle school and high school swimmers for their perspective teams. Swimmers must be able to swim one length of the pool freestyle and one length of the pool backstroke. Portage Aquatic Club Swim Camp will be taught by CHS swim coach, Jim Schafer. Coach Schafer was named the State of Michigan High school coach of the year for the 2013 Women’s swimming Season.

pAC sWIm CAmp TUES/WED/TH 3:00-4:00 PM $1256/10-6/26 513109A CMS/POOL7/08-7/24 513110A CMS/POOL

Aquatics Enriched for Life


Junior Crocs-Green/BlackAges 6-12

In the Junior Crocs Developmental Program, there are two divisions; Green and Black. Much of the focus in these groups will be on learning proper technique and developing a basic level of endurance upon which to buld in the future. This program will incorporate local dual/tri-meets and inter-squad, very fun and low-key swimming competitions that may happen during practice time (aka, “Fun Meet”), with the goal of providing both swimmers and their parents an opportunity to gain a better understanding of swimming before doing the higher level USA Swimming meets. Swimmers MUST be able to swim one length of the pool freestyle with face in the water and one length of the pool backstroke BEFORE joining this team. (Swimmers new to PAC need to meet with a coach to determine placement. Please contact Coach Parker for a tryout. Previous swimmers that are unsure of placement, contact Coach Parker.) Coach Parker: [email protected]

jR. CRoCs/GReen - 513101A MON 6:00-6:30 PM 6/09-8/01 T/TH 5:00-5:30 PM WMS/POOL $55 - 2 PAYMENTS $99 - PAID IN FULLjR. CRoCs/BLACk - 513102A 6/09-8/01 MON 6:30-7:15 PM TUES/THURS 5:30-6:15 PM WED 6:00-6:45 PMWMS/POOL $65 - 2 PAYMENTS $117 - PAID IN FULL

Crocs-Green/BlackThis group covers basic swimming endurance, swimming speed change, and aerobic development. Swimming technique is expanded. These swimmers are expected to have learned all four racing strokes and are now aimed at increasing both technical work and training. IM training and advancement is developed. See PAC website for further goals. www.portageaquaticclub.com (Swimmers new to PAC need to meet with a coach to determine placement. Previous swimmers that are unsure of placement, contact Coach Parker.)CRoCs/GReen - 513103A 6/09-8/01MON/WED 5:00-6:00 PM WMS POOLTUES/THURS 6:15-7:15 PM WMS/POOL $75 - 2 PAYMENTS $135 - PAID IN FULL *Additional fees payable to PAC for KIK pool swimsFRIDAY 9:30-10:30 AM KIK/POOL

CRoCs/BLACk - 513104A 6/09-8/01 TUES/THURS 9:00-10:30 AM WMS POOL $70 - 2 PAYMENTS $126 - PAID IN FULL*Additional fees payable to PAC for KIK pool swims M/W/F 9:00-10:30 AM KIK/POOL

Senior Crocs-Green/BlackAges 13 and up

As swimmers enter this group, training will become increasingly specialized. They will begin to train in their primary strokes several times a week. They will be tested to develop paces for their specific level of training. This will allow grouping with others who share the same paces to provide a competitive training atmosphere. In general, there will be a distance group, a middle distance group, and lanes designated to specific strokes. (Swimmers new to PAC need to meet with a coach to determine placement. Previous swimmers that are unsure of placement, contact Coach Parker.) [email protected] senIoR CRoCs/GReen - 513105A

6/09-8/01 M/T/W/TH 3:00-5:00 PM WMS POOL $80- 2 PAYMENTS $144 - PAID IN FULL*Additional fees payable to PAC for KIK pool swimsFRIDAY 6:30-9:00 AM KIK POOLsenIoR CRoCs/BLACk - 513106A

6/09-8/01 TUE/THURS 7:00-9:00 AM WMS POOLTUE/THURS 3:00-5:00 PM WMS POOLSATURDAY 8:00-10:00 AM WMS POOL*Additional fees payable to PAC for KIK pool swimsM/W/F 6:00-9:00 AM KIK POOL $75- 2 PAYMENTS $135 - PAID IN FULL

Water Exercise (Adults)This class is a great all around water workout that includes cardio conditioning, toning, and balance components. Portable steps are available for easier pool access.

WATERSLIMNASTICS - 161103W W/Sp CatalogM/W/F 8:15-9:00 AM 5/07-6/20WMS/POOL $72 - 6 WKS STAFF (no class 5/23 & 5/26)

WATERSLIMNASTICS - 116101AM/W/F 8:15-9:00 AM 6/23-8/04 WMS POOL $72 - 6 WKS STAFF (no class 7/04)

Morning Lap Swim

LIFETIME FITNESS . . . This is the number one priority of this program. Lap swimming is a means of staying in superb physical condition for a lifetime. NOTE: Participants need not be a competitive swimmer to take part! Swimming time is available Monday through Friday from 6:00 to 7:30 a.m. at West Middle School. Fee is $5 per visit or you may purchase a pass from the lifeguard on duty for $40 - good for 10 visits. Participants may come as often or as little as they wish. No preregistration. For more information, call the Portage Community Enrichment Office at 323-6700. Pool will be closed July 3 & 4.

Adult Aquatics


Quinn School of Irish Dance 5534 West Michigan Ave in Kalamazoo

Creative Dance Ages 3-4

This is a half hour class where children learn basic ballet, gross motor skills, simple ballet terms, prop play, creativity through movement , and story dances. Dress Code: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers, hair up.

CReATIve DAnCe - 530101AFRIDAYS 4:30-5:00PM 7/11-8/15QUINN SCHOOL $51 / 6WKS BREDAHL


Creative Dance Ages 18-36 months

In this half hour class, parents participate in order to help their children discover movement through dance. Students are encouraged to express themselves through creative movement with the help of music, props, and story dances. Wear: leotard, tights, ballet slippers, hair up.


Ballet Level 1Ages 5-10

Learn ballet technique and the barre and center floor. Ballet terms, body alignment, and fun ballet dances will be learned.Dress Code: Girls-leotard, tights, pink ballet slippers, hair in a bun. Boys – sweat pants, t-shirt, black ballet slippers. Ages 5-10

BALLeT LeveL 1 - 530104AFRIDAYS 6:00-6:40PM 7/11-8/15QUINN SCHOOL $68.50 / 6WKS BREDAHL

Hip Hop Ages 5-10 / 11+

Learn to move and groove in this popular street dance style. Warm-up, across the floor exercises, and fun dance routines will be taught in this class. Dress Code: Girls – leotard & tights (any color or style) OR yoga/exercise pants, tight tank top. Hair must be pulled back away from face and neck. Black jazz shoes, ballet slippers or socks. Boys – exercise pants and t-shirt, black jazz shoes or socks.

HIp Hop (5-10) - 530105AFRIDAYS 6:40-7:20PM 7/11-8/15QUINN SCHOOL $68.50 / 6WKS BREDAHL

HIp Hop (11+) - 530106AFRIDAYS 7:20-8:00PM 7/11-8/15QUINN SCHOOL $68.50 / 6WKS BREDAHL

Intro to Irish DanceAdult / Youth

You will get a taste of Irish dance in this 6 week class. You will learn the basic movements, how they fit with various Irish music and hopefully heighten your appreciation for the Irish tradition. Attire: Wear comfortable clothing and either socks or ballet slippers.

IRIsH DAnCe (YouTH) - 434201ATHURSDAYS 5:00-5:45PM 6/05-7/17QUINN SCHOOL $75 / 6WKS QUINN

(NO CLASS 7/03)IRIsH DAnCe (ADuLT) - 434202ATHURSDAYS 5:45-6:30PM 6/05-7/17QUINN SCHOOL $75 / 6WKS QUINN

(NO CLASS 7/03)

The Arts

Mosaic Hall & Dance Center 10097 Oakland Drive in Portage

Enriched for Life


Tutu Princess CampDoes your little dancer love to dress up and wear a tutu? This camp is 2 days of waltzing to Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Rapunzel and more! At Tutu Camp, a child will learn simple ballet andexplore movement to the enchanted and enriching world of Princess dance! Leotard, tights and ballet shoes are needed. Ages 2-4

TuTu pRInCess CAmp - 225201ATUE/THUR 9:15-10:30AM 7/08 & 7/10MOSAIC $40 SAWALL

TuTu pRInCess CAmp - 225207ATUE/THUR 9:15-10:30AM 8/05 & 8/07MOSAIC $40 SAWALL

Beach Movie CampAre you a surfer and enjoy the beach like Brady and Mack? Get ready to be transported back to the 1960’s with singing and dancing as you recreate dances from Disney’s hit movie “Teen Beach Movie.” Learn the new summer smash moves to groove on the beach and rock the day away. Camp attire is shorts, t-shirts, and a beach towel. Ages 6-10

BeACH movIe CAmp - 225208ATUE/THUR 10:45AM-12:00PM 8/05 & 8/07MOSAIC $40 SAWALL

Groovy DollsDo you have a favorite doll? Maybe an American Doll, Barbie, or Cabbage Patch? A doll encourages hours of imagination and play. This camp will include using your favorite doll to dream up adventures of movement and dance. Bring your favorite friend and new adventures await with jazz and ballet. Leotard, doll, and ballet or jazz shoes needed. Ages 5-8

GRoovY DoLLs - 225202ATUE/THUR 10:45AM-12:00PM 7/08 & 7/10MOSAIC $40 SAWALL

Princess “Frozen” CampThis princess camp is based on the Disney hit movie “Frozen.” Your dancer will set off on a fearless journey like Anna, as she learns creative movement, ballet, and dances to the hit songs of the movie, including “Let it Go.” The hilarious snowman named Olaf will be featured as well with songs, a craft and lyrical movement. Leotard, tights and ballet shoes are needed. Ages 3-4 & Ages 5-8“FRozen” CAmp (AGes 3-4) - 225203ATUE/THUR 9:15-10:30AM 7/15 & 7/17MOSAIC $40 SAWALL“FRozen” CAmp (AGes 5-8) - 225205ATUE/THUR 10:45AM-12:00PM 7/15 & 7/17MOSAIC $40 SAWALL“FRozen” CAmp (AGes 3-4) - 225204ATUE/THUR 9:15-10:30AM 7/29 & 7/31MOSAIC $40 SAWALL“FRozen” CAmp (AGes 5-8) - 225206ATUE/THUR 10:45AM-12:00PM 7/29 & 7/31MOSAIC $40 SAWALL

Elementary (Incoming grades 3-6)

Disney’s The Little Mermaid, JR Middle School

(Incoming grades 6-10)Disney’s Shrek The Musical, JR

Campers have fun making new friends as they act and sing in a musical production. Drama skills and stage movement skills are taught as campers rehearse the musical. Campers will have the opportunity to create a short skit/commercial that will be presented during the musical production. All campers will have a part in the musical production that will be presented to parents and friends the last week of camp. All performances are free. eLemenTARY DRAmA CAmp - 525603AFULL DAY: 8:30-3:00PM $420m.s. DRAmA CAmp - 525604AFULL DAY: 8:30-3:00PM $420

Kalamazoo Kids on Stage2014 Summer Drama Camps

Session dates: July 7 - July 25, 2014 (3WKS) Monday through Friday REGISTRATION DEADLINE FRIDAY MAY 30TH

Primary Drama Camp (Incoming grades 1-3)

Disney’s The Aristocats KidsCampers will learn drama skills as they act and sing in a musical production. Rehearsals for the musical will take place in the morning, along with drama games and crafts. In addition to small group rehearsals, craft projects and dramatic/creative play will take place in the afternoons. Campers will perform in a free performance to parents and friends during the last week of camp.

pRImARY DRAmA CAmp - 525601AHALF DAY: 8:30-11:30AM $210pRImARY DRAmA CAmp - 525602AFULL DAY: 8:30-3:00PM $420

Please use Drama Camp registration form on page 37.

Camp Location: 12th Street Elementary / 6501 South 12th Street


regiSTraTion inFormaTion and policieS

SCHOOL CLOSURE POLICY1. If schools are closed during the

day, night classes and activities held at PPS sites are automatically cancelled.

However:2. A teacher/business has the option

to hold class if conditions permit. If a decision is made to hold class, you will be contacted by e-mail (or by phone if no email given). If in doubt, call the Enrichment Office, or the business where class is held.

3. Please remember: Occasionally weather conditions at 4:00 or 4:30 may not be ideal, but are still good enough to permit the holding of classes. However, they can suddenly worsen at 5:00 or 5:30, in which case it’s almost impossible to announce cancellation at that time. If that should happen, you must use your own judgment regarding attendance.

4. School/Class cancellation notices will be published through local media outlets, as well as on the District’s website at www.PortagePS.org.

5. Every effort will be made to make up time lost due to cancellation. There will not be refunds issued for canceled classes due to severe weather.

5 WAYS TO REGISTER1. Online Registration at www.PPSCommEd.org2. Mail your registration form with fee to Attn: Enrichment Program, Portage Administration Building, 8107 Mustang Dr., Portage, MI 490023. Visit us at 8107 Mustang Drive in Portage4. Call the office at (269) 323-67005. Fax your completed registration form to (269) 323-5001

Payment due at time of registrationWe accept VISA, MC, DISCOVER

To avoid disappointment, you are urged to REGISTER IN ADVANCE! Mark your calendar!! Come at your registered time unless otherwise contacted.

GOLD CARD HOLDERSReceive a 10% reduction in charges on your class fees. (Applies to most classes.) Please call the office before registering to obtain the correct charges.

REFUND POLICIES A full refund will be issued if it is necessary for us to cancel a class/program because of insufficient enrollment

If the enrolled student calls within three business days before the first class meeting, a refund will be issued, minus a $10 processing fee. If you cancel after the deadline, you will not qualify for a refund. If the class you are dropping still has the minimum enrollment needed to run, you may transfer your registration to another session or hold as a credit for one year.

No refunds or credits will be issued for one-time programs unless request is received at least three business days in advance. You may designate a substitute participant if you are unable to attend.

Once a class begins, no refunds will be given.

RETURN CHECKS: A $25 fee will be assessed for returned checks.


payment options1. Full Payment2. Partial Payment: 1/2 of registration fee is due at time of registration with final payment due no later than Friday, June 22

Refund policy• Refund requests must be submitted by 3:00 PM Friday, May 30, 2014. (No exceptions) • Full refunds less a $10 processing fee will be honored if request is made by Friday, May 30 at 3:00 PM.

525601A PRIMARY DRAMA CAMP - HALF DAY Full - $210 / Half - $105525602A PRIMARY DRAMA CAMP - FULL DAY Full - $420 / Half - $210525603A ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DRAMA CAMP Full - $420 / Half - $210525604A MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA CAMP Full - $420 / Half - $210

Credit Card Number c Visa c MasterCard c Discover Exp. Date

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Class Code Class Name Fee (Full or Half) Fee Total

Email Address

drama camp regiSTraTion Form

Medical Consent / Release of Liability / Emergency ContactI certify my child is in good physical health and has my permission to participate in all activities. I authorize diagnostic, surgical, medical and hospital procedures as prescribed by a physician. If I cannot be reached in an emergency, neither I nor my child will bring any claims of any kind against the camp, owner, staff, instructors, or sponsors as a result of any injuries, expenses or damages that I or my child suffer in connection with participation in the program(s). I also authorize the camp to have and use photographs or video tapes of my child as may be needed for its public relations programs.

Parent/Guardian Signature:

Medical Insurance Co.

Family Physician Name & Phone#:

Emergency Contact Name & Phone#:

Alternate Contact Name & Phone#:

Student’s Name Birthdate / Grade: 2014/15 School Year

Parent / Guardian Name

Address City, State zip Code

Primary Phone Work Phone Alt Phone

Registration Deadline: Friday, May 30, 2014


Student’s Name Birthdate / Grade as of 2014/15 School Year

Email Address

Parent / Guardian Name

Credit Card Number c Visa c MasterCard c Discover Exp. Date

Class Code Class Name Date(s) Fee Total

Address City, State zip Code

Medical Consent / Release of Liability / Emergency ContactI certify my child is in good physical health and has my permission to participate in all activities. I authorize diagnostic, surgical, medical and hospital procedures as prescribed by a physician. If I cannot be reached in an emergency, neither I nor my child will bring any claims of any kind against the camp, owner, staff, instructors, or sponsors as a result of any injuries, expenses or damages that I or my child suffer in connection with participation in the program(s). I also authorize the camp to have and use photographs or video tapes of my child as may be needed for its public relations programs.

Parent/Guardian Signature:

Medical Insurance Co.

Family Physician Name & Phone#:

Emergency Contact Name & Phone#:

Alternate Contact Name & Phone#:

Amount Enclosed

SporTS camp regiSTraTion Form

*Football Camp ONLY Offensive Position Defensive Position

*NHS Basketball Camp ONLY T-Shirt Size (Please circle one)

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