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WWW.KENSTONCOMMUNITYED.ORG 440-543-2552 [email protected]: 9421 E. BAINBRIDGE ROAD

3 WAYS TO REGISTER1

Drop by the KCE OfficesMonday: 8:30am – Noon • Tuesday: 9am – 4pm • Wednesday: 7:30am – Noon • Thursday: 9am – 4pm

2Mail your Registration

3Call or Online

IF LANTERN IS NOT YOUR HOME, YOU COULD BE MISSING OUT ON A TRULY FULFILLING LIFE

YOU MUST SEE TO CONCEIVE AND EXPERIENCE TO FEEL!

THERE IS HOPE! LIVE AND THRIVE WITH US

www.lanternlifestyle.com / www.svayus.com

LANTERN OF CHAGRIN VALLEY, 5277 CHILLICOTHE ROAD, CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO-44022 CALL LAUREN AT 440-557-1104

A CHIC NEXT GENERATION ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY

HIGH STAFF TO CLIENT RATIO

CARE AND SERVICES TO OUR ELDERLY’S DESIRE AND PREFERENCE

DELICIOUS FOOD

MANY FUN ACTIVITIES

LIFESTYLE COMMUNITY FOR THE EXCLUSIVE

SVAYSUS-Evidence based rehabilitative care & treatment program

Founded in 1983

Supporting Excellence in Education and Innovative Curriculum

Since inception $500,000+ awarded to Kenston Seniors$200,000+ awarded in Educational Grants

8584 E. Washington St. #117 | Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023 (440) 543-9677 ext. 1700

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LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ............................................................... 2

New CLASSES ................................................................................................................. 3

SENIORS ......................................................................................................................... 4

ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES .......................................................................................... 6

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................... 8

EDUCATION, LEISURE, LEARN .................................................................................... 9

HEALTH, FITNESS, DANCE ......................................................................................... 11

ADULT RECREATION & SPORTS ................................................................................ 14

PRESCHOOL ................................................................................................................. 15

YOUTH EDUCATION ..................................................................................................... 20

YOUTH RECREATION .................................................................................................. 24

MIDDLE SCHOOL ......................................................................................................... 30

HIGH SCHOOL .............................................................................................................. 34

POLICE & FIRE ACADEMY .......................................................................................... 36

KCE CAMPS, CLINICS & CLUBS ................................................................................. 37

KCE SPORTS & CLUB TEAMS .................................................................................... 38

KCE ADVERTISERS ..................................................................................................... 40

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KENSTON BOARD OF EDUCATIONBeth Krause, Ph. D., PresidentNeysa Gaskins, J.D., Vice PresidentThomas ManningWilliam TimmonsBeth WardNancy Santilli, SuperintendentPaul Pestello, TreasurerMike Patrizi, Assistant Treasurer

Dear FRIENDS OF KCE,

The fall season is fast approaching, also the end of our fiscal year. Every year at this time, we look at our finances’ and analyze how we are doing by looking at the past years and projecting ahead to the next few years. We have seen significant growth in the past five years in the use of online registrations. Although convenient, it has placed a burden on the KCE finances that has been growing. The cost of using a credit card has been rising with all the safeguards, gateways, and merchant services. Fiscal year 2018/2019, it cost our organization almost $30,000. Since we are not taxed funded, our users pay the cost of all programs; our first reaction was to raise the cost of all registrations. However, part of the KCE mission statement is to bring the highest quality programs at the most affordable prices. Increasing the cost does not conform to our mission. Instead, we decided to give the user a choice to either come in (or mail-in) to register and pay the current prices or use the convenience of the computer and pay a service fee. We have added service fees based on the cost of each program set on a graduating scale and capped it at $6. This fee is waived when paid by cash or check at the KCE office. The service fees are set up per individual class, therefore if you want to register online for multiple classes at once, call the office to waive any charges over the $6 cap. The upside to this is we will get more face time with our customers! I love seeing you and especially your children when you visit us here at KCE!

We are looking forward to a great Fall and Winter season!

Jennifer Moore Executive Director, Kenston Community Education

KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION STAFFJennifer Moore, Executive DirectorPaula Bushnell, Finance AdministratorKaren Fox, Sports SupportMaura Lyons, Program CoordinatorCarol Magyarics, IT Specialist & Facilities Scheduler Pat Moore, Equipment ManagerSue Waldorff, AdvertisingLaura Wendel, Administrative AssistantKelly Yates, Administrative Assistant

AUBURN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEESPatrick Cavanaugh, ChairmanJohn EberlyFredrick May, Fiscal OfficerMichael Troyan, Vice Chairman

BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEESJeff MarkleyKristina O’BrienLorrie Sass-BenzaJanice Sugarman, Fiscal Officer

AUBURN-BAINBRIDGE RECREATION BOARDBob Ford, PresidentTony Blatnk, Vice PresidentKevin Byrnes TreasurerSarah Delly, Secretary Greg BumbuLynn GotthardtDavid ParkerDonna Rudnay Greg Sharp

KCE thanks Alison Crawford of Crawford Design for assistance with graphic design and print production.


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ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIESHow to Plan Your Dream Vacation Without Breaking the Bank, p. 6Oil Painting For The Absolute Beginner, p. 6

EDUCATION, LEISURE, LEARNEd2Go, p. 9

HEALTH, FITNESS, DANCEStrong Body Bootcamp, p. 11Gentle Lunchtime Yoga, p.12

PRESCHOOLMovin’ & Groovin’, p. 16

YOUTH EDUCATIONSnapology, p.19

YOUTH RECREATIONCreative Movement, p. 24Girls Basketball Fall Warmup with Coach Misenko, p. 24Soccer Skills with Cleveland Select, p. 25Kenston Girls Lacrosse Clinic, p. 27Avengers In House Hockey League, p. 29After School Learn To Skate, Two Day, p. 29

MIDDLE SCHOOLKenston Girls Lacrosse Clinic, p. 31

HIGH SCHOOLStandardized Test Prep, p. 33

KCE CAMPS, CLINICS & CLUBSKenston Girls Lacrosse Clinic, p. 37

New CLASSES

4 LEARNING, GROWING, PLAYING... FOR A LIFETIME

SENIORSMORNING WORKOUT Instructor: JoAnn Roeder

Morning workout is a well-rounded exercise program using all the body muscles. Everyone works at their own level. This class is ideal as a low impact exercise. Feel good about yourself by doing something for you. An exercise mat and weights are recommended. Bands provided by instructor. Call KCE office to register. Senior rate begins at age 60.

1 to 3 class per week options A. September 9 - October 24 (no class 10/14)B. October 28 - December 12 (no class 11/5, 11/11, 11/ 28)C. January 6 - February 20 (no class 1/20, 2/17)Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays,8:30 - 9:30amFee: 1 day/week: $33/non-senior; $28/Senior 2 days/week: $49/non-senior; $44/Senior 3 days/week: $65/non-senior; $60/Senior Bainbridge Town Hall, 17826 Chillicothe Road Class #0604

New! GENTLE LUNCHTIME YOGAInstructor: Cynthia Burr

This class is designed to help your mind, body and spirit as well as give you a mid-day boost of energy! Students increase their strength and flexibility through stretching and slow yoga poses. Students also learn to lower their heart rate and blood pressure with breathing exercises. Stress and tension are released as the class finishes with a bit of deep relaxation. Students must be able to move from the floor to standing and back down to the floor without difficulty.

8 classesA. September 3 - September 27B. October 1 - October 29 (no class 10/18)C. November 1 - November 26 D. December 3 - January 10 (no classs 12/24, 12/27, 12/31, 1/3)E. January 17 - February 11F. February 21 - March 20 (no class 3/13)Tuesdays and Fridays, 11:30 - 12:30pmGardiner Center, C3Fee: $88 per session Class #0655

St. John Funeral HomeSUPPORTS KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Sue, Chris, and Chuck St. John

Offering the finest and most caring service to all faiths, nationalities and races

PRE-NEED FUNERAL PLANNING

www.stjohnfh.com

ST. JOHN FUNERAL HOME16381 CHILLICOTHE RD.BAINBRIDGE TWP.440-708-1855

ST. JOHN FUNERAL HOME923 BROADWAY AVE.BEDFORD440-232-1155


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SENIORSMEDICAREGETTING STARTEDInstructor: Laura Mutsko is a Certified Senior Advisor and an expert in Medicare

If you are approaching age 65, or going on Medicare for the first time, this is your opportunity to gain a basic understanding of how Medicare works and affects you. You will learn what Parts A, B, C and D cover and what is not covered. You will learn the difference between a Medicare Supplement and a Medicare Advantage Plan. This class will make Medicare easy to understand and you will have all of your questions answered before you need to register for Medicare.

1 classTuesday, September 24, 6:00 - 8:00pmGardiner Center C5Fee: $15Class #0504

WATER EXERCISE Instructor: Sandy Teachout

Low Intensity – Great for lower extremity function, movement, coordination, balance, range of motion, and posture. A variety of exercises combined with gentle walking and provides a safe level of exercise. Great for joint replacement recipients. Class is ongoing, may be joined at any time.

8 visits of your choiceA. September 3 - November 26B. December 3 - February 25Tuesdays, 1:00 - 2:00pm (no class days follow CVAC Schedule)Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool17260 Snyder RoadFee: $64 per 8 visits Class #0904

WATER AEROBICSInstructor: Cathy Ausperk

Moderate Intensity – Join our group of friendly, fun people of all ages! Class promotes cardio and body-shaping workouts with buoyancy and low impact exercises. Varying depths provide adjustable intensity for our workout so you can go at your own pace! Attend any of the following: Tuesday, Wednesday and/or Friday .

8 visits of your choiceA. September 3 - November 29B. December 3 - February 28Tuesdays, Wednesday and Fridays, 9:00 - 10:00am(no class days follow CVAC Schedule)Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool17260 Snyder RoadFee: $64 per 8 visits Class #0903

LEARN TO PLAY MAH JONGGInstructor: Karen Godenschwager

This four-week course is designed to introduce you to the game of American Mah Jongg. To play Mah Jongg is to embrace the joy of socializing while exercising your brain. Although it is a game with many rules; once explained, they are easy to understand. We will be learning ‘The National Mah Jongg League’ rules using their annual standard hands and rules card. All equipment and hand outs provided. Once class is completed, you are welcome to join the Thursday afternoon Mah Jongg group!

4 classesSeptember 19 - October 10Thursdays, 9:00 - 11:30amGardiner Center Room C1Fee: $45Class #0480

AMERICAN MAH JONGG OPEN PLAYCoordinator: Karen Godenschwager

Join us for a series of pleasurable Thursday afternoons playing American Mah Jongg at the Gardiner Center. This is an on-going activity. Depending on the number of players each week, we will do our best to designate tables for beginners, intermediate and advanced level players. All play will be using ‘The National Mah Jongg League’ rules and their current Official Standard Hands & Rules Card. Your table may decide to keep score; however, there can be no exchange of money at this facility. So, bring your beverage, your lunch/snack and most importantly your official NMJL card. Your 10 visit pass is good for any 10 days.

10 classes of your choiceOngoing, Thursdays, 11:30am - 3:30pmGardiner Center C1Fee: $20 for 10 classesClass #0112

FIRST FRIDAY SWING DANCES, FOR SINGLES OR COUPLESInstructor: Will Craig

It is fun... It is exciting... It is approximately 200 people swing dancing in your backyard the first Friday of every month. It is really “the happening place” in Bainbridge. The best floor... The best bands... The best atmosphere... An absolute “must do.” An hour dance lesson followed by a dance, with live music and refreshments, offered the first Friday of every month. You cannot afford to miss it! Each dance begins with a one hour lesson followed by three hours of dancing. A different band each time!

First Friday of each monthSeptember 6, October 4November 1 (held in Timmons Elementary School Multipurpose Room)December 6, January 3, February 7Lesson from 8:00 - 9:00pmDance from 9:00 - 11:30pmBainbridge Town Hall17826 Chillicothe RoadAdmission Fee: $15 per adult$10 per student with proper ID$35 per familyNo preregistration required. Pay at the door!Class #0633


INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY—USING A CAMERA OR A PHONEThe future of photography is here! If you have recently switched to digital cameras or like taking pictures with your phone, this class is for you. Gary will guide you through the steps needed to produce excellent results. Questions about downloading from camera or your phone? Memory cards? Menus? No Problem! It’s so easy! This isn’t some boring lecture class! Bring questions. We’ll find answers.

3 classesA. September 18 - October 2B. January 15 - January 29Wednesdays, 7:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $50Class #0100

INTRO TO IMAGE EDITING WITH PHOTOSHOPWe will cover the basics of the Photoshop Elements program and jump into cloning, composing, `portrait` retouching, and much more. While we will be using Adobe Photoshop, what you will learn will apply to most image editing programs. Learn about ‘layers’, `paths’, and `levels’. To discover the magic in Photoshop, this class is a must! Be sure to bring your favorite photographs on a jump drive.

3 classesA. October 16 - October 30B. February 12 - March 4 (no class 2/26)Wednesdays, 7:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $50Class #0101

ORGANIZE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS—DON’T LET YOUR PHOTOS GO WHEN YOUR COMPUTER DOES One of the great things about digital photography is that we don’t have to pay for film. This allows us to shoot many more pictures than we used to. Learn how to organize your photos using Adobe Photoshop Elements. A little discipline and a few tools that we’ll find in Elements will permit us to easily find any photograph out of a collection of thousands.

2 classesNovember 13 - November 20Wednesdays, 7:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $40Class #0104

WATERCOLORS: BEGINNING & ADVANCEDInstructor: Dale Olson

Learn to paint in watercolor! Everything from how to apply the paint to composition and color will be covered. Explore the simple use of watercolor from traditional landscapes to fun, modern illustrations for cards, or even quick sketches. Continuing students will learn new tricks and improve skills. Bring your own supplies. Supply list is available.

8 classesA. September 24 - November 12B. January 14 - March 3Gardiner Center C6Tuesdays, 7:00 - 9:00pmFee: $80Class #0111

ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES

New! HOW TO PLAN YOUR DREAM VACATION WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANKInstructor: Billy Sevel

This class will help you to understand how to search for travel, plan it efficiently, and vacation inexpensively! For example, the instructor’s last several flights to Hawaii, Costa Rica, Portugal, Belize, and Aruba have all been free. Find out how!

You might have always had the urge to travel to exotic countries and vacation in beautiful locations, but didn’t know exactly where to start.

This class will take you from Start to Finish to help you choose the best flights, tailor your accommodations to your preferences, and visit the most beautiful and exotic destinations. Check out the instructor’s vacation videos at youtube.com/billysevel for a snapshot of his travel experience.

1 classWednesday, September 25, 6:00 - 8:00pmGardiner Center C5Fee: $30Class #0419

New! OIL PAINTING FOR THE ABSOLUTE BEGINNERInstructor: Donna Hun

This is a 5 week program incorporating basic instruction for oil painting procedures for adults 17 and up. YOU DO NOT NEED ANY PREVIOUS PAINTING EXPERIENCE OR DRAWING ABILITY to participate in this workshop. All aspects of this art form are taught. Brush control, mixing of paints, proper use of oil paint, shape, form, dimension and more is th foundation for this class. No chemicals or solvents are used. One still-life project will be completed. As each class builds upon the next session, it is necessary that the student be able to attend all classes as scheduled. All supplies are provided for this workshop except brushes.

5 classesSeptember 18 - October 16Mustard Seed Art Studio8402 Mayfield RdChesterland, OH 44026Wednesdays, 7:00 - 9:00pmFee: $75Class #0114

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES WITH GARY NEWYEAR

Gary has been teaching photography classes for over 25-years!All classes held on Wednesdays, 7:00 - 9:00pm KMS Computer Lab Room 122


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ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIESLEARN TO PLAY MAH JONGGInstructor: Karen Godenschwager

This four-week course is designed to introduce you to the game of American Mah Jongg. To play Mah Jongg is to embrace the joy of socializing while exercising your brain. Although it is a game with many rules; once explained, they are easy to understand. We will be learning ‘The National Mah Jongg League’ rules using their annual standard hands and rules card. All equipment and hand outs provided. Once class is completed, you are welcome to join the Thursday afternoon Mah Jongg group!

4 classesSeptember 19 - October 10Thursdays, 9:00 - 11:30amGardiner Center Room C1Fee: $45Class #0480

AMERICAN MAH JONGG OPEN PLAYCoordinator: Karen Godenschwager

Join us for a series of pleasurable Thursday afternoons playing American Mah Jongg at the Gardiner Center. This is an on-going activity. Depending on the number of players each week, we will do our best to designate tables for beginners, intermediate and advanced level players. All play will be using ‘The National Mah Jongg League’ rules and their current Official Standard Hands and Rules Card. Your table may decide to keep score; however, there can be no exchange of money at this facility. Bring your beverage, your lunch/snack and most importantly your official NMJL card. Your 10 visit pass is good for any 10 days.

10 classes of your choiceOngoing, Thursdays, 11:30am - 3:30pmGardiner Center C1Fee: $20 for 10 classesClass #0112

Discover the many ways you can explore art!

Classes for all ages, abilities, and mediums.

classes | gallery | gift shop

Come,be an artist

with us!

440.247.7507www.valleyartcenter.org

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CENTER

524 E. Washington Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022

Phone: 440-247-4884www.chagrinyoga.com

INTRODUCTORYOFFERS:

$59for 30 days

$30 for 15 days

of unlimited yoga!


COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS SUITEOnline Ed2go

If you want to have a successful career in almost any field, basic computer skills are a must. With ed2go’s Basic Computer Skills Suite, you’ll get an overview of keyboarding, computer skills that you’ll encounter in the workplace, and PC troubleshooting that will help you become more confident and more efficient in your use of computer technology. Learn how to touch-type the alphabetic, numeric, and symbol keys; create, save, and edit word processing documents; and successfully take a timed writing test during a job interview. Understand how to use Windows 10 and Office 2016 — standards in almost every office environment today and gain basic troubleshooting skills that will help you maintain and optimize a Windows PC.

COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACEOnline Ed2go

Most jobs today require a working knowledge of certain computer skills. Employers seek and reward employees with the skills and knowledge to send messages across the country via e-mail; use a spreadsheet to create a graph and paste it into a report; add and edit data in a database; understand the implications of file sizes, memory limitations, and network arrangements; and recognize the function and features of modern computer components. Any job candidate who already possesses these skills will stand above those who do not.This course is a great introduction to Windows 10 and Office 2016 and is designed to provide the fundamental computer competencies you need to survive and prosper in today’s fast-changing workplace. You will learn how to implement the powers of modern office software to work faster and more efficiently. This course will focus on practical application for software most common to the workplace. By the time you finish, you will have learned why employers consider technological literacy so critical to the success of any organization.

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016Online Ed2go

If you work with numbers, you need to master Microsoft Excel 2016! This hands-on course will teach you dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully-formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently. You will also learn the secrets behind writing powerful mathematical formulas and discover how to use the function wizard to quickly and automatically calculate statistics, loan payments, future value, and more. In addition, you will get tips on sorting and analyzing data, designing custom charts and graphs, creating three-dimensional workbooks, building links between files, endowing your worksheets with decision-making capabilities, and automating frequently-repeated tasks with macros and buttons. You will also learn Excel 2016 features, including Quick Analysis, Flash Fill, and new charting capabilities. This is not a tutorial, but an in-depth class developed by experienced Microsoft Excel instructor. By the time you’re done, you will be using this vital Office 2016 application like a pro.

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT WORD 2016Online Ed2go

One of the most basic skills needed in any job is writing reports and letters using Microsoft Word 2016, now available through Office 365. In this course, you will gain the foundational skills you need to make the most of this powerful program. Through hands-on instructions, you will learn how to add and edit text; move words from one part of your document to another; work on two or more documents simultaneously; and format your text. You will also see how to save, retrieve, copy, organize, and print your documents. You will learn dozens of ways to modify the appearance and content of your documents by adjusting page margins, paragraph tab settings, and line spacing to create great-looking documents quickly and easily. If you need to type foreign language characters or symbols, you can do that in Word too. By using Word’s spell and grammar checker, you can catch typos and grammatical mistakes before you print or share your document with others. You will also explore the program’s thesaurus feature, which can help you find exactly the right word. By the time you’re done with the step-by-step lessons and hands-on activities in this course, you will be able to use Word confidently at home or on the job.

CREATING WORDPRESS WEBSITESOnline Ed2go

Discover how to easily create blogs and websites with WordPress, the world’s most popular Web Publisher.

ONLINE COMPUTER CLASSESFor more information go to: www.ed2go.com/kenston


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New! ONLINE LEARNING Online Ed2go

Online learning anytime, anywhere... just a click away! Learn new skills and change your life for the better. Take the next step in your career ed2go online learning can help you get the job, the raise, or the promotion in a wide range of careers or learn a new subject for personal growth. Kenston Community Education has partnered with ed2go to offer a variety of online classes.

A TO Z GRANT WRITINGLearn how to research and develop relationships with potential funding sources, organize grant writing campaigns, and prepare proposals.

BUSINESS & MARKETING WRITINGWrite great marketing copy to improve your company’s image and your chances of getting hired or promoted.

CREATING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PLANTurn your business ideas into a solid plan for financing and longterm success.

GET ASSERTIVE!Find out how you can stop others from intimidating you or treating you poorly.

INTRODUCTION TO STOCK OPTIONSLearn how stock options can protect your portfolio and help you profit in any type of market.

KEY TO SUCCESSFUL MONEY MANAGEMENTCertified financial planner shows you how most wealthy people build their fortunes.

START A PET SITTING BUSINESSDiscover how to translate your love of animals into a fun and profitable career.

For more information and to register go to: ed2go.com/kenston ...there are many more classes to choose from!

MEDICARE GETTING STARTEDInstructor: Laura Mutsko is a Certified Senior Advisor and an expert in Medicare

If you are approaching age 65, or going on Medicare for the first time, this is your opportunity to gain a basic understanding of how Medicare works and affects you. You will learn what Parts A, B, C and D cover and what is not covered. You will learn the difference between a Medicare Supplement and a Medicare Advantage Plan. This class will make Medicare easy to understand and you will have all of your questions answered before you need to register for Medicare.

1 classTuesday, September 26:00 - 8:00pmGardiner Center C5Fee: $15Class #0504

OCLIB CODE COURSEInstructor: Howard Sonenstein

OCILB and the Ohio Board of Building Standards Contractors Code Courses/BBS We have 10 hrs. OCILB credits along with 5 hrs. of either Electrical, Plumbing, or HVAC. Also offered is 2.5 hrs. of Business and Law and Health and Safety. We have BBS courses for Plumbing, Electrical and ESI/Electrical Code. Register for the class you need. REFUNDS WILL ONLY BE GIVEN IF NOTIFICATION RECEIVED 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF CLASS START.

1 dayA. September 21B. November 16Saturday, 8:00am - 6:30pmKenston Middle School CafeteriaFee: HVAC 10 Hour - $199HVAC 8 Hour - $169HVAC Business Law - $61.50HVAC 5 Hour - $114ESI/Electrical Code - $50Class #0855

Feeding Neighbors Since 1976

How does the program work?

SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE

• Both a light and a full meal are delivered by noon to your door up to 5 days per week in microwavable containers for easy preparation

• There is a simple sign up for meal service

• There is a $6.00 fee per day for the meals; Consideration made for financial difficulties

NEW RECIPIENTS & KITCHEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Contact UsTo apply for meal service

or to be a kitchen volunteer for weekday morning food preparation and packaging

call Sue Mansour, Kitchen and Recipient

Coordinator at 440-668-9399 or Meals on Wheels Kitchen

at 440-543-1405

chagrinfallsmeals.com

Chagrin Falls Meals on Wheels


EDUCATION, LEISURE, LEARN

BASIC DOG OBEDIENCEInstructor: Richard DiMarco

An experienced dog trainer will assist you in teaching your dog to walk without pulling, to stay, to come when called, and to “down” when told. The dog will learn good manners when in public and when around other dogs. Dogs must be six months or older. Bring your dog the first night, as well as proof of current DHL and PARVO shots. Please indicate name and breed of dog on registration form. Limited enrollment.

7 classesA. September 24 - November 12 (no class 11/5)B. January 14 - February 25Tuesdays, 8:00 - 9:00pm Centerville Mills Lakeside Center8558 Crackle RdFee: $129 per sessionClass #0412

INTERMEDIATE DOG OBEDIENCEInstructor: Richard DiMarco

Development of proficiency with heeling, down and sit stays, work on increasing dog’s reliable response to commands, and developing reliable attention for those interested in future competition or therapy work. We will also be working on the requirements to pass the AKC Good Citizen Program Evaluation. Dogs and handlers must have completed a basic obedience class. Dogs should understand heeling and be reliable on down and sit stays with handlers close by. Dogs will be evaluated on the first class. Limited enrollment.

7 classesA. September 26 - November 14 (no class 10/31)B. January 16 - February 27Thursdays, 6:45 - 7:45pm Centerville Mills Lakeside Center8558 Crackle RdFee: $129 per sessionClass #0413

ADVANCED DOG OBEDIENCEInstructor: Richard DiMarco

Previous Basic and Intermediate Dog Obedience is required. Dogs must have working knowledge and understanding of heeling, sit-stay and down-stay commands. Class will continue obedience development with an emphasis on using AKC’s newest performance event, Rally, as a training tool and fun reward for dogs and trainers. Students will learn the AKC Rally signs while perfecting their obedience skills. This class will have students of various training levels with some individuals training to begin competitive obedience.

7 classesA. September 26 - November 14 (no class 10/31)B. January 16 - February 27Thursdays, 8:00 - 9:00pmCenterville Mills Lakeside Center8558 Crackle RdFee: $129 per sessionClass #0415

BASIC DOG OBEDIENCE FOR PUPPIES Instructor: Richard DiMarco

Get your puppy off to a great start with an experienced dog trainer. He will assist you in teaching your dog to walk without pulling, to stay, to come when called, and to “down” when told. The dog will learn good manners when in public and when around other dogs. We will also be working on the AKC Star Puppy Activities. Dogs must be three months to six months. Bring your dog the first night, as well as proof of current DHL and PARVO shots. Please indicate breed of dog and approximate weight at registration. Limited enrollment.

7 classesA. September 24 - November 12 (no class 11/5)B. January 14 - February 25Tuesdays, 6:45 - 7:45pm Centerville Mills Lakeside Center8558 Crackle RdFee: $129 per sessionClass #0411


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New! STRONG BODY BOOTCAMPInstructor: Kathy Hutchison, ACE & NETA Certified

Strong Body Bootcamp offers a complete high intensity total body 30 minutes workout. Through the effective use of specifically timed intervals of varying length and intensity clients are challenged using exercises for cardiovascular conditioning, strength training (using weights, resistance bands, medicine balls, sliders, and bodyweight) and finish with stretching. Come experience a fun, yet challenging and continually changing total body workout for rapid gains in strength, cardio and core-conditioning, and balance maintained safely for all fitness levels. Bring an exercise mat and water.

8 classesA. September 3 - September 26B. October 1 - October 24C. October 29 - November 21 D. November 26 - December 19 (no class 11/28, 7 class session $40)E. January 7 - January 30F. February 6 - February 27 (7 class session $40)Tuesdays and Thursdays8:00 - 8:30amGardiner Center GymFee: $45 per session (unless noted)Class #0614

KETTLEBELL BLAST IIInstructor: Kathy Hutchison, ACE & NETA Certified

Brand new fitness class based on Functional Training using the Kettlebell. Exercising with the kettlebell incorporating momentum recruits muscles throughout the whole body providing a great workout for improved cardiovascular endurance, balance and core conditioning. Through specifically timed intervals and the use of bodyweight, students will experience a fun, challenging and progressive workout. Ideal class to complement what you do for strength training outside of class. Bring an exercise mat and water.

8 classesA. September 3 - September 26B. October 1 - October 24C. October 29 - November 21 D. November 26 - December 19 (no class 11/28, 7 class session $49)E. January 7 - January 30F. February 6 - February 27 (7 class session $49)Tuesdays and Thursdays8:30 - 9:15amGardiner Center C4Fee: $56 per session (unless noted)Class #0612

TABATA GX™ Instructor: Kathy Hutchinson

Based on the most current research in fitness, this revolutionary program combines energized group fitness with the hottest trend to have hit the scene – High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). Using microburst intervals of varied timing and intensity for upper body, lower body, and core with bodyweight, resistance bands, and dumbbells you can get your workout done in half the time, and boost your metabolism to keep burning calories for hours after the workout is over. Change your body through increases in strength, endurance, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness for lasting results, all with constant attention to correct form and exercise technique.

8 classesA. September 4 - September 30B. October 2 - October 30 (no class 10/9)C. November 4 - December 2 (no class 11/27)D. December 4 - December 18 (6 class session $35)E. January 8 - February 5 (no class 1/20)F. February 12 - February 26 (no class 2/17, 4 class session $28)Mondays and Wednesdays8:15 - 9:00amGardiner Center GymFee: $56 per session unless notedClass #0613

21 DAYS OF UNLIMITED GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING Instructor: Living Lean Staff

Are you ready to make a change? There is absolutely no better way to burn massive amounts of calories, get stronger, or look better; we guarantee it! Give us 21 days to prove it to you! Our classes are specifically designed for fat loss through smart exercise. You will get a different workout every day of the week and our trainers coach you through the proper form and execution of every exercise based on your skill level. You will receive encouragement from all of those around you and your only competitor will be you. We hope you to see you! Unlimited classes for a consecutive 21 days Based on Class schedule.

21 consecutive daysSeptember 9 - February 28Schedule TBD based on Living Lean Class schedule.Living Lean 576 Industrial Parkway Chagrin Falls, OH 44023Fee: $79 for 21 consecutive days Class #0610



New! GENTLE LUNCHTIME YOGAInstructor: Cynthia Burr

This class is designed to help your mind, body and spirit as well as give you a mid-day boost of energy! Students increase their strength and flexibility through stretching and slow yoga poses. Students also learn to lower their heart rate and blood pressure with breathing exercises. Stress and tension are released as the class finishes with a bit of deep relaxation. Students must be able to move from the floor to standing and back down to the floor without difficulty.

8 classesA. September 3 - September 27B. October 1 - October 29 (no class 10/18)C. November 1 - November 26 D. December 3 - January 10 (no class 12/24, 12/27, 12/31, 1/3)E. January 17 - February 11F. February 21 - March 20 (no class 3/13)Tuesdays and Fridays, 11:30 - 12:30pmGardiner Center, C3Fee: $88 per session Class #0655

YOGA, SPIRIT & GENTLENESSInstructor: Polly Manke

A gentle, meditative yoga practice in a warm and inviting community… Let yoga offer an answer to the nervous system on over-drive. Move & Breathe, Relax & Center. When we’re healthy in body, mind, and spirit we can be of better service in the world and enjoy our families and life with greater pleasure and ease. This is an ongoing class, you can purchase 7 classes and attend anytime.

7 visits of your choiceSeptember 10 - November 26Tuesdays, 10:00 - 11:15amFederated Family Life CenterFee: $85 for a 7 class passClass #0681

FIT & DEFINEDInstructor: Sandy Grubich

Gain strength and flexibility with hand weights and your own bodyweight. Improve your posture, balance and build muscle. Increase your metabolism and reduce fat. Be strong, look great and best of all feel great. New to working out? Work at your own pace, this class is beginner friendly. Modifications available. All you need is a mat, water, a pair of 3 - 5 lb. dumbbells. You may use heavier weights if you are experienced. We’ll work together to make you the strong, fit person you want to be.

8 classesA. September 3 - September 26B. October 1 - October 24C. October 29 - November 21 D. November 26 - December 19 (no class 11/28) (7 class session $40)E. January 7 - January 30F. February 6 - February 27 (6 class session $35)Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00 - 11:00amGardiner Center C3Fee: $45 per session unless notedClass #0605

STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY & YOGAInstructor: Sandy Grubich

This class is designed to use the best elements of strength training, yoga class, and the most effective fitness techniques. Everyone, first time beginners, to the experienced, will gain strength, and flexibility. Health benefits include, lowering stress, lower blood pressure, lower pulse rate, improved circulation, improves lung function, brain function, immunity, and metabolism. You build muscle and burn fat. See improved posture, energy levels, feel younger and gain a new positive outlook. Develop your neuromuscular system for better over all body awareness, coordination and balance. Move through the workout at your own comfort level and pace. Modifications are always available. This is the workout you’ve been looking for to bring balance to your mind and body. Bring a mat, two 3 - 5 lb. hand weights, water, and your commitment to a stronger healthier you! See Schedule for class locations.

8 classesEveningsA. September 4 - September 30B. October 2 - October 30 (no class 10/9)C. November 4 - December 2 (no class 11/27)D. December 4 - December 18 (5 class session $29)E. January 8 - February 5 (no class 1/20)F. February 12 - February 26 (no class 2/17)(4 class session $23)Monday & Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:00pmKenston Intermediate School Cafeteria unless noted on schedule

MorningsG. October 12 - December 7 (no class 11/30)H. December 14 - February 22 (no class 12/21, 12/28, 1/4)I. February 2 - March 23Kenston Intermediate School Cafeteria unless noted different on scheduleSaturdays, 9:00 - 10:00amFee: $45 per session unless notedClass #0650

FIT YOUR WAY Instructor: Sandy Grubich

Fit Your Way is 4 private classes for you, and perhaps a friend, to improve your physical strength and gain confidence. We will use various exercise methods based on your fitness level and goals. This class is about YOU! There is no competition or judgment. You will receive motivation, inspiration and fun! Come with me and we’ll move forward together! Class will be scheduled based on your and the instructors availability. Once registered, the instructor will contact you to schedule.

4 visits of your choiceSeptember 1 - February 28Schedule TBD based on a mutually agreed timeGardiner CenterFee: $100 per 4 visits Class #0604


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AQUAFUSION Instructor: Nancy Schmidt, Certified Personal Trainer

All new water workout twice a week that will give you the benefits of the five aspects of fitness. Strength, cardiovascular, body fat reduction, flexibility and stress relief. Shallow water step aerobics on underwater benches while doing arm with 1 - 3 lb. weights, then deep water jogging with belts and weights. Also kick-boxing and stretching components. Exercises that are normally done in the gym will be done in the water.

8 visits of your choiceA. September 3 - November 30B. December 3 - February 29(no class days follow CVAC Schedule)Tuesdays, 6:30 - 7:30pmSaturdays, 8:30 - 9:30amChagrin Valley Athletic Club17260 Snyder RoadFee: $64 for 8 visitsClass #0646

MORNING WORKOUT Instructor: JoAnn Roeder

This is a well-rounded exercise program using all the body muscles. Everyone works at their own level. This class is ideal as a low impact exercise. Feel good about yourself by doing something for you. An exercise mat and weights are recommended. Bands provided by instructor. Call KCE office to register. Senior rate begins at age 60.

1 to 3 class per week options A. September 9 - October 24 (no class 10/14)B. October 28 - December 12 (no class 11/5, 11/11, 11/ 28)C. January 6 - February 20 (no class 1/20, 2/17)Monday,Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:30 - 9:30amBainbridge Town Hall17826 Chillicothe Road Fee: 1 day/week: $33/non-senior; $28/Senior 2 days/week: $49/non-senior; $44/Senior 3 days/week: $65/non-senior; $60/Senior Class #0604

DEEP WATER CHALLENGEInstructor: Stacey Schmidt

High Intensity – Unique program that challenges you in our deep end of pool. Fantastic workout keeps you moving. Perfect water class for those that want to exercise in a nonrestrictive environment. Improves strength and conditioning. Class is ongoing and may be joined at any time.

8 visits of your choiceA.September 5 - November 28B. December 5 - February 27Thursdays, 9:00 - 9:45am & 6:00 - 6:45pm(no class days follow CVAC Schedule)Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool17260 Snyder RoadFee: $64 per 8 visits Class #0664

WATER EXERCISE Instructor: Sandy Teachout

This water exercise program focuses on lower extremity function, designed to improve movement, coordination, balance and posture. A variety of exercises combined with gentle walking in our warm water pool provides a “no impact” form of exercise that is safe for all levels of fitness, including joint replacement recipients. Our class is great for relieving arthritis pain and stiffness. Exercises focus on joint flexibility and range of motion. Class is ongoing, may be joined at any time.

8 visits of your choiceA. September 3 - November 26B. December 3 - February 25Tuesdays, 1:00 - 2:00pm (no class days follow CVAC Schedule)Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool17260 Snyder RoadFee: $64 per 8 visits Class #0904



First Friday of each monthSeptember 6, October 4November 1 (held in Timmons Elementary School Multipurpose Room)December 6, January 3, February 7Lesson from 8:00 - 9:00pmDance from 9:00 - 11:30pmBainbridge Town Hall17826 Chillicothe RoadAdmission Fee: $15 per adult$10 per student with proper ID$35 per familyNo preregistration required. Pay at the door!Class #0633

WATER AEROBICSInstructor: Cathy Ausperk

Moderate Intensity – Join our group of friendly, fun people of all ages! Class promotes cardio and body-shaping workouts with buoyancy and low impact exercises. Varying depths provide adjustable intensity for our workout so you can go at your own pace! Attend any of the following: Tuesday, Wednesday and/or Friday .

8 visits of your choiceA. September 3 - November 29B. December 3 - February 28Tuesdays, Wednesday and Fridays, 9:00 - 10:00am(no class days follow CVAC Schedule)Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool17260 Snyder RoadFee: $64 per 8 visits Class #0903


ADULT RECREATION & SPORT

KARATE, FITNESS & SELF-DEFENSE Instructor: Carlos Robinson

This class is intended to teach self-confidence, self discipline as well as assault prevention. Sport training and promotion from white belt through black belt. There will be a small fee for testing. Uniforms are available from the instructor at cost.

6 classesA. September 9 - October 14B. October 21 - November 25Fee: $70 per session8 classesC. December 2 - February 24(no class 12/23, 12/30, 1/6, 1/20, 2/17)Fee: $90 per sessionMondays, 7:00 - 8:25pmGardiner Center C3Class #0700

COED RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL Instructor: Matt Blowers

Supervised “recreational” coed volleyball for those 15 years of age and older. All ability levels are welcome. Enrollment is limited to 18 players per evening. It’s volleyball for fun, come play!

24 classesSeptember 3 - February 25(no class 10/8, 12/24, 12/31)Tuesdays, 8:30 - 10:00 pm Kenston Middle School Gym Drop in fee: $5 per weekClass #0711

MEN OVER 30 OPEN GYM

Get in shape, have some fun, play some hoops at Men over 30 Open Gym. Open Gym will be every Monday and Wednesday Night from 9 - 10:30am. You choose to attend one or two days.

20 classesA. September 11 - November 20 (no class 10/9)B. November 25 - February 24(no class 11/27, 12/23, 12/25,12/30, ,1/1, 2/17)Mondays and/or Wednesdays9:00 - 10:30pmKenston Middle School GymPlease check website for changesFee: One Day $55Two Days $75 Class #0718

PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINICAges 8 and upInstructor: TJ Tabor and Staff

A fun and non-intimidating way for the parent and child to spend some quality time together while learning an activity for a lifetime. Introduction to the golf swing, chipping, putting, plus rules and etiquette are covered. Actual on course play and contests are done in our simulators!

6 classesA. September 11 - October 18B. October 27 - December 6(no class 11/28, 11/29)C. January 9 - February 14D. February 20 - April 3(no class 3/26. 3/27)Choose your day at registration Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:00pmFridays, 6:00 - 7:00pmGolf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsFee: $190 per session includes both parent and childClass #1756

ADULT LEARN TO PLAY GOLF Instructor: TJ Tabor and Staff

A high quality and relaxed introduction to the fundamentals of golf at the area’s finest practice facility. The session will cover: • Grip, stance and posture,• Basic fundamentals of the swing• Iron and wood play• Putting and the short game• On course play in our golf simulator

6 classesA. September 9 - October 17B. October 21 - December 5(no class Thanksgiving week)C. January 6 - February 13D. February 17 - April 2(no class 3/23, 3/24, 3/25, 3/26) Choose your day at registrationMondays, 7:00 - 8:00pmTuesdays, 7:00 - 8:00pmWednesdays, 7:00 - 8:00pmThursdays, 10:00 - 11:00amGolf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsFee: $128 per sessionClass #0712


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PRESCHOOLSigning with Ms. Stephanie Classes taught by Stephanie Bowlin, a nationally certified sign language interpreter, and a Certified Signing Smart instructor. Stephanie graduated Magna cum Laude from Kent State University as an Intervention Specialist, with a bachelor’s degree in Educational Interpreting and a minor in American Sign Language. She has completed additional training in early childhood education and development.

SIGNING SMART BEGINNER PLAY CLASSAges infant - 2 1/2 yearsInstructor: Stephanie Bowlin

Do you ever wonder what your baby is thinking? Are you looking for ways to reduce frustration and tantrums for both you and your toddler? Signing Smart makes it easy! You’ll learn simple, successful, research-proven strategies to help enrich your bond with your child while supporting speech, conceptual development and long-term learning. Registration fee includes Signing Smart Beginner Handbook, Signing Smart Glossary DVD, Signing Smart Treasure Chest DVD

6 classesA. October 17 - November 21 B. January 23 - February 27Thursdays, 11:30am - 12:15pmGardiner Center C4Fee: $90Class #1115

INFANT/TODDLER SIGN LANGUAGE, DEMO CLASSAges Infant - 2 1/2 yearsInstructor: Stephanie Bowlin

Have you heard? Using American Sign Language with your infant or toddler can reduce tantrums while enhancing cognitive development. Empower your child to be understood and to understand! Join us to see what Signing Smart is all about – we’ll be learning through play and song in a semi-structured, fun environment. A six-week class will follow.

1 classA. October 10B. January 16Thursdays, 11:30am - 12:15pmGardiner Center C4Fee: FreeClass #1119

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MY HANDS CAN: TASTE-SAFE SENSORY ACTIVITY MAKE AND TAKEAges 18 months - 5 yearsInstructor: Stephanie Bowlin

Experiences engaging multiple senses encourage children to explore their world, provide unique language encounters, and opportunities to be creative while supporting cognitive growth, and more! Adults and children will work together to create three sensory activities that are safe for little ones likely to taste their work.

1 classA. “Halloween”October 31B. “Winter” February 13Mondays, 10:00 - 11:00amGardiner Center C6Fee: $12Class #1118

SIGNING SMART THEME CLASSESAges Infant - 5 yearsInstructor: Stephanie Bowlin

Combining themed vocabulary and activities with Signing Smart’s simple, research-proven strategies, fun for the whole family! From getting started, to growing vocabulary, to using signs, to support spoken language and concept development, families with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers alike will find benefit from including ASL signs as part of their communication.

2 classes“DOWN ON THE FARM”September 19 - September 26 Thursday, 4:00 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C3Fee: $20Class #1117


WATERBABIES Ages 6 months - 36 monthsInstructor: CVAC Certified Swim Instructors

A gentle, Parent and child lesson that teaches water acclimation and beginning swimming skills. An adult is required to enter the water with each child. Missed classes may not be refunded or made up. CVAC may cancel or combine small classes, please email [email protected] a day before class begins to check for scheduling changes.

6 classesA. September 21 - October 26B. November 9 - December 21 (no class 11/30)C. January 18 - February 22Saturdays, 9:30 - 10:00amChagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool17260 Snyder RoadFee: $150 per sessionClass #1170

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GROUP SWIM LESSONS Ages 3.5 - 12 yearsInstructor: CVAC Certified Swim Instructors

CVAC offers a progressive learning experience designed to develop personal safety in, on and around the water. Preschool BeginnerEarly water skills for 3.5 - 5 year olds. Preschool AdvancedFor young swimmers 3.5 - 5 year olds already comfortable in the water.

Level 1Water adjustments, submersion, floating and beginner front and back crawl. Level 2Primary skills, locomotion, and beginning rotary breathing. Level 3Beginning stroke refinement of front and back crawl and breaststroke. Level 4Intro to swim team skills and stroke refinement.

Classes offered:Tuesday, Thursday eveningsPreschool Beginner 4:00 - 4:30pmPreschool Advanced 4:30 - 5:00pmLevel 1 5:00 - 5:30pmLevel 2 5:30 - 6:00pmLevel 3 6:00 - 6:30pmLevel 4 6:30 - 7:00pm

Saturday morningsPreschool Beginner 9:30 - 10:00amPreschool Advanced 10:00 - 10:30amLevel 1 10:30 - 11:00amLevel 2 11:00 - 11:30amLevel 3 11:30 - 12:00pm

6 classesA. September 17 - October 26B. November 5 - December 21 (no class 11/26, 11/28, 11/30)C. January 14 - February 22Choose your day and level at registrationChagrin Valley Athletic Club17260 Snyder Road, Bainbridge Fee: $150 per sessionClass #1760

New! MOVIN’ & GROOVIN’Instructor: Jacklyn Czekaj

Preschoolers will have the opportunity to spin, sway, and chassé as they practice the fundamentals of movement and musicality. Students will learn basic dance terminology while they explore the qualities of motion, space, and their own creative imaginations. Each lesson will be aligned with content from Ohio’s Dance Standards for kindergarten and the Ohio Early Learning and Development Standards.Class is taught by Jacklyn Czekaj who has a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from The University of Akron, Master of Arts in Teaching from Kent State University; over 15 years of experience teaching dance at various Northeast Ohio arts organizations, preschools, and public school districts.

6 classesOctober 5 - November 16 (no class 10/26)10:00 - 10:45amGardiner Center C4Fee: $60Class #1112


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TIGER CUBS GOLF CLINICAges 5 - 7 yearsInstructors: TJ Tabor and Staff

A great way to start your future “Tigers.” An introduction to the basic fundamentals with an emphasis on hand-eye coordination and having fun!

6 classesA. January 6 - February 14B. February 17 - April 3(no class 3/23, 3/24, 3/27) Choose your day at registration Mondays, 4:30 - 5:00pmWednesdays, 4:30 - 5:00pmFridays, 5:00 - 5:30pm or 5:30 - 6:00pmFee: $60 per sessionThe Golf Dome8198 East Washington, Chagrin FallsClass #1753

PEE WEE KARATE: BEGINNERS Ages 4 1/2 - 7 yearsInstructor: Carlos Robinson

Beginning karate lessons created for children. This course teaches basic movements, stances and techniques. Emphasis is placed on coordination, movement and discipline. Parents are given creative ideas to practice at home with their child. Uniforms are available at cost from the instructor. Co-ed.

6 classesA. September 5 - October 17 (no class 10/3) B. November 7 - December 19 (no class 11/28)C. January 16 - February 20 Gardiner Center C3Thursdays, 6:30 - 7:25pmFee: $70 per session Class #1730

ICE SKATING FOR TOTSInstructor: The Pond Staff

Our Tot Program is designed for the smallest beginning skater age 3 - 6. Our goal is to ensure your child’s first skating experience is fun and safe. Our certified, professional skating instructors incorporate basic skills curriculum with games and activities. Our Tot Program includes 30 minutes of instruction and is followed up with FREE Public Skating for your tot. Parents can join their child on Public Skate for $6 admission & $4 skate rental.Public skating time until 2pm, gliders and helmets included Skate rental available, $20/ session

Classes vary by sessionA. August 23 - September 27 (6 classes, Fee: $100)B. October 4 - November 8(6 classes, Fee: $100)C. November 15 - December 20(6 classes, Fee: $100)D. January 10 - February 21 (7 classes, Fee: $115)E. February 28 - April 10 (7 classes, Fee: $115)Fridays, 12:00 - 12:30pm The Pond9999 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsFee: Vary by sessionClass #1114

PARENT/CHILD ROLLER SKATING Ages 2 - 5

These lessons are designed for children ages 2 - 5. Mom or Dad can walk OR skate along with the child. The most basic skills are stressed. Come enjoy yourself with your toddler and get some exercise at the same time!

6 classesA. September 25 - October 30B. November 6 - December 18 (no class 11/27)C. January 8 - February 12D. February 19 - April 1(no class 3/25) Wednesdays, 1:30 - 2:15pmChagrin Valley Roller RinkFee: $60 per sessionClass #1113

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PEE WEE SOCCER SKILLS Ages 3 - 6 yearsInstructor: Dennis Weyn, Director of Coaching for OPFC and Director of development for the Ohio North Tikes and Spikes program and founder of Weyn Soccer Group

Have your child get off on the right foot by learning foot skills from highly experienced coach Dennis Weyn (Former Head coach at Hathaway Brown and Director of Coaching for Eastside Kickers). During these sessions your child will learn the fundamentals of soccer in a “fun” atmosphere. Dribbling, passing, shooting and a variety of other foot skills will be emphasized. Class open to boys and girls.

8 classesA. September 17 - November 5 (Fee: $150)Settlers Park or Gardiner Center Gym7 classesB. November 12 - December 17 (Fee: $109)8 classesC. January 14 - March 3 (Fee: $150)Gardiner Center GymTuesdays, 1:00 - 2:00pmClass #1128

START SMART SOCCER Instructor: Matt Cianciolo

Join Coach Matt in this instructional program that prepares children (ages 3 - 5) for organized soccer in a FUN, non-threatening environment. Parents will practice with their child while learning a variety of soccer skills. This program uses kid-friendly equipment. It incorporates fun games and drills to teach effective soccer mechanics, enhance motor skills, build confidence and enthusiasm. Bring a water bottle and shin guards.

5 classesSeptember 7 - October 5Saturdays, 9:00 - 10:00am Settlers Park Fee: $65Class #1160

START SMART BASKETBALL Instructor: Jen Moore

Join Coach Jen in this instructional program that prepares children (ages 3 - 5) for organized basketball in a FUN and energizing environment. Parents will practice with their child while learning the basics of basketball: dribbling/ball-handling, shooting, passing, and agility. The program uses kid-friendly equipment. It incorporates fun games and drills to teach effective basketball mechanics, enhance motor skills, build confidence and enthusiasm.

5 classes January 11 - February 8Saturdays, 9:00 - 9:45am Gardiner Center GymFee: $65Class #1130

PRESCHOOL

HUMMINGBIRDS SOCCERInstructor: Jump Start Sports Staff

Ages 3 - 6 years old have fun and learn the basics of soccer: dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defense, and positioning. Each session consists of instruction in all aspects of the game, participation in fun drills that are designed to teach fundamental skills to young children, and low-key, non-competitive games. All coaching will be conducted by Jump Start Sports.

6 classesThursdays, September 5 - October 10A. 3 - 4 year olds, 5:30 - 6:30pmB. 5 - 6 year olds, 6:30 - 7:30pmHeritage ParkFee: $90Class #1157


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PRESCHOOLCRAYOLA® IMAGINE ARTS ACADEMY™ Grades K - 5

ARTIST’S PASSPORTImagine Arts Academy® is art with a purpose, combining art with other disciplines for a one-of-a-kind experience. Embark on an around-the-world cultural adventure − explore far-off places and learn about the people who live there, from the Americas to Polynesia, from the cosmopolitan to the countryside. Experiment with Crayola® products, while trying art techniques developed by local artists and artisans. Make different masterpieces each day such as drums, masks, canvases, prints, buses, and more! Bring the unique creations home and build a globally-inspired art gallery.

4 classes A. October 3 - October 24Some of the locations children will “visit” include:Animal Sculptures (Mexico) / Block Printing (Europe), Imperial Jeweled Eggs (Russia) / Rattle Drum (China)B. November 7 - December 5 (no class 11/28)Some of the locations children will “visit” include:Tiki Masks (Polynesia) / Truck Art (Pakistan) Aboriginal Dot Art (Australia) / Mud Art (Africa)

WORLD OF DESIGNThink it! Draw it! Make it! Take a journey to the farthest reaches of the imagination while learning about the ocean, the rainforest, Mars, a futuristic city, and more! Use the design thinking process to solve real-world problems in these different environments. Experiment with Crayola® products and many art techniques like sculpting, storyboarding, collage, and mixed media. Discover design careers like graphic design, universal design, urban design, and product design.

4 classesC. January 16 - February 6Thursdays, 3:45 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C6Fee: $79 per sessionClass #1427

New! SNAPOLOGYGrades K - 5

KCE has teamed up with Snapology - Build Confidence In Your Child Through Hands-on Learning offering a different theme each session! Children are meant to learn through play. When children are actively engaged in hands-on, interactive learning activities, their creativity flourishes and they show a greater interest in school. At Snapology we help your child grow up with a thirst for knowledge. How do we do it? Snapology engages children using LEGO® bricks, K’Nex and technology. While the kids are having fun with familiar toys, laptops and iPads, we sneak in the educational concepts. Shh, don’t tell them it’s educational!

A. COMBAT ROBOTSSeptember 17 - October 22Do you think your child can build the strongest and most agile robot? Can their robot win a head-to-head combat mission? Your child will discover basic strategies for building sturdy structures and then apply that knowledge to build a robot for friendly competition. They should be prepared to have tons of fun!

B. CREATURE CREATOR ROBOTICSNovember 5 - December 10In Snapology’s Creature Creator Robotics class, your animal lover will create their own animal inspired robotic models. Students will learn about gear ratio, sensors, simple machines, and programming as they build insects, dolphins, gorillas, and much more. Your child is sure to have a wild time as they build, learn, and play.

C. AMUSEMENT PARK ENGINEERINGJanuary 14 - February 18We bet your child loves going to amusement parks to experience a variety of rides, but have they ever thought about the science that goes into building those rides? In Snapology’s Amusement Park Engineering class, students will become engineers of their own amusement park rides and will learn the physics and engineering concepts used to make a ride thrilling!

6 classes per sessionGardiner Center C6Wednesdays, 3:45 - 4:45pmFee: $99 per sessionClass #1415

Did you know?If you register for a class at least a week in advance, there is a better chance it will not get canceled!

Busing is available for classes on Kenston campus and some off campus facilities. Call the KCE office for more information!

Many of our classes start right after school with a pick up note!


BOMBER PREFLIGHT BEFORE SCHOOL PROGRAMGrades K - 5Instructor: Heather White, former K - 12 special education teacher with over 10 years of teaching experience.

Bomber Preflight Before School Program provides before school morning care and activities for children in Kindergarten thru 5th grades. Certified child care providers will encourage educational and physical activity in a relaxed & carefully designed environment. Get your children off to a good start. Head to work on time and within budget... Preflight and Go!

4 Quarters/9 weeks per session for the 2018-2019 school year1st: August 15, 2019 - October 17, 20192nd: October 21, 2019 - December 20, 20193rd: January 7, 2020 - March 12, 20204th: March 16, 2020 - May 28, 2020

Typical Morning looks like (times and activities may vary) Parent/guardian must walk their child(ren) into school and sign them in every day7:00 - 7:45am Drop-off, eat packed breakfast, finish homework 7:45 - 8:25am Physical Activity including yoga/stretch, jump rope, hula hoop, etc.8:25 - 8:35am Dismissal

Fee StructurePartial week - 3 or 4 days/week3 days per week - $250 per child, per quarter ($1,000/year/child)4 days per week - $325 per child, per quarter ($1,300/year/child)No partial payments are available with partial week enrollments.

5 days per week - payment options1. Per quarter, spot not guaranteed = $380.00 ($1520/year/child)2. Per quarter, guaranteed spot = $200 non-refundable deposit prior to 1st quarter plus 4 quarterly installments of $310 via auto-pay ($1440/year/child) non-payment results in late fee and/or loss of spot3. Full Year = $1,380 (full amount due at registration prior to 1st quarter)

Join us for some early morning fun! Program follows the Kenston. Local Schools calendar and is not available when the schools are closed for holidays and calamity days. Grants are NOT available for this program. Registration is first-come, first-served. Current program limit is 30 participants per session, but is subject to change. All students must be escorted into school and signed in daily. Parents are responsible for providing a bus pass to their school if needed. No prorating. No refunds. Discount offered for Kenston employees.Class #1500

ART WITH MRS. MANTZGrades K - 5Instructor: Mary Mantz

Mrs. Mantz is dancing in her purple pants because she can’t wait to have students come to her Purple Pantz Art Studio for lots of art-making activities! Students will create different art projects as they work with a variety of materials in the areas of drawing, painting,printmaking, sculpture, clay, crafts, textiles, and paper arts. Each day of the week will have a different emphasis and art medium. So, get your “Art On” and let’s have some fun!

5 classes Fall Session IA. Tuesdays, September 10 - October 8B. Wednesdays, September 11 - October 9C. Thursdays, September 12 - October 10Fee: $90 with a $25 materials fee due to instructor on the first day

6 classes Fall Session 2D. Tuesdays, October 15 - November 19E. Wednesdays, October 16 - November 20F. Thursdays, October 17 - November 21Fee: $108 with a $30 materials fee due to instructor on the first day

3 classes Winter Session 1G. Tuesdays, December 3 - December 17H. Wednesdays, December 4 - December 18I. Thursdays, December 5 - December 19Fee: $54 with a $15 materials fee due to instructor on the first day

6 classes Winter Session 2J. Tuesdays, January 7 - February 11K. Wednesdays, January 8 - February 12L. Thursdays, January 9 - February 13Fee: $108 with a $30 materials fee due to instructor on the first day

5 classes Winter Session 3M. Tuesdays, February 18 - March 17N. Wednesdays, February 19- March 18O. Thursdays, February 20 - March 19Fee: $90 with a $25 materials fee due to instructor on the first day

Please, pack an after school snack for your child.Please, supply an art shirt with your child’s name on the front!3:30 - 5:30pmMrs. Mantz’s Purple Pantz Art Studio 9967 East Washington St., Unit AAuburn Twp., Ohio 44023Class #1420

Busing is available for some off campus facilities with a KCE receipt attached to the Bus Pass. Busing begins after Labor Day and space is limited.

Look for more information on the KCE website parent page or call the KCE office!

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YOUTH EDUCATIONAFTER-SCHOOL ENGINEERING CLUB BY CLASSROOM ANTICSGrades K - 5Classroom Antics’ Mission is to inspire, excite, and enrich the lives of children in today’s world focused on science and technology. To deliver educational hands-on STEM programs that promote enrichment, creativity, and teamwork in the safest environment possible. And most importantly, have fun. Each module offers a unique engineering focus.

A. POWER OF GREENSeptember 4 - September 25How are the oceans, plants, and animals affected by our choices? How do we get electricity inside our homes each day? How do weather patterns play into our design choices? Put on your Environmental Engineering thinking cap as we look at new ways to protect our planet every day. First, we will go to the ocean and re-purpose what most people would call “trash,” into boats, cars, and other practical items. Then, we’ll go on land and use our resources better to help overworked bees pollinate crops and cook using the energy from the sun, instead of dirty power plants. For four weeks, students will explore and invent new ways to reduce, reuse, recycle and compost.

B. MAKER M.D.October 2 - October 30 (no class 10/9)How many unique creatures exist on this planet? Who studies how each of their bodies work to accomplish the important functions needed to survive and thrive? Let’s go on an adventure through the human body as we work together to discover new ways to improve life for all living creatures. In this module, we will conduct hands-on activities to learn how the brain controls our movements, build a mechanical leg for a human, and discuss how these inventions improve life for all living beings, animals, and organisms on this planet. We will even have an opportunity to design a prototype hand, complete with bone and muscle models to make it move. Throughout the module, students will design solutions for medical quandaries in everything from the human blood to a bird beak.

C. AMAZING ARCHITECTSNovember 6 - December 4 (no class 11/27)How closely have you looked at buildings and bridges? Have you thought about what goes into designing and building these structures that people use each day? Using popsicle sticks, rubber bands, paper cups and other household materials, we will work together to build unique models of skyscrapers, suspension bridges, and ziplines. Our projects will model different structures, all the way from ancient egyptian pyramids to modern houses. We will explore scarcity of materials by paying for building supplies with Monopoly money. Each week, students will think about how people use these structures and what goes into designing and building the world around us.

D. SECRET AGENTSJanuary 8 - January 29How often do you communicate with someone else during the day? How many different tools do you use to communicate? Come chat with us as we explore all the different ways humans, animals, and computers communicate with one another. Did you know spiders could send messages in their webs long before websites existed? We’ll have a chance to recreate that. We’ll also study electronic devices that allow us to communicate, as well as how people communicated over long distance before phones were invented. We’ll even build a flashlight to send messages, using a cryptic code. To do this, we’ll learn about secret codes that people have used over the years to keep their messages private and how computer engineers still use secret codes today. Students will also engineer a secret safe to keep all of their messages and belongings from enemy eyes. In this module, students will take the role of a communications engineer and talk about the many ways we connect to one another.

E. SPACE ODYSSEY February 12 - March 4Have you ever wanted to go on an adventure where no one’s ever been before? How would you pack? What would you eat? In this adventure, we are going to OUTER SPACE as Aerospace Engineers. First, we will think about what we should pack and take a test mission to an asteroid to gather samples. Next, we will learn about what astronauts eat and design a tiny garden for the outer space atmosphere to provide fresh food on our trip. Then, we will design our space suit, learning about how different forces in space affect the human body, to make them both fashionable and functional. In the last part of this module, we will visit Mars and build a Rover out of bamboo skewers and styrofoam plates to help scientists explore the Red Planet even after we are gone. In this module, students will think like real engineers who help astronauts get to and comfortably live in outer space every day.

4 classes per sessionGardiner Center C6Wednesdays, 3:30 - 5:00pmFee: $99 per sessionClass #1430


ART WITH MATT, HOLIDAY PROJECTS Grades 1 - 5Instructor: Matt Blowers

Join Matt Blowers in creating projects for Thanksgiving and the winter holidays. Three weeks will be devoted to Thanksgiving and three weeks for the winter holidays. Kids will create fun crafts and decorations to bring home and share with your family!

5 classesNovember 8 - December 13 (no class 11/29)Gardiner Center C6Fridays, 3:30 pm - 5:00pmFee: $75 Class #1410

ART WITH MATT Grades 1 - 5Instructor: Matt Blowers

Matt loves working with kids who love to dabble with clay, watercolors, acrylics, and Sculpey II. He shares his great joy for art with each child, guiding them to create things they never imagined they could! Join Matt and discover talents hidden in you. All materials provided. Please bring an art smock/T-shirt and a smile. Ideas are available at no extra charge.

5 classesA. September 20 - October 25 (no class 10/18)B. January 17 - February 21 (no class 2/14)Gardiner Center C6Fridays, 3:30 - 5:00pmFee: $75 per sessionClass #1409

YOUTH EDUCATIONSUPER SITTERAges 10 and upInstructor: Stacy Cianciolo

Are you looking for a babysitting job? Do you have younger siblings who need watching? Have you had any first aid training? When do you decide to call parents home? If you answered “yes” to either of the first two questions, this course is for you! You will get the answers to the other two questions during class. You will also receive instruction in basic baby-sitting skills, including safety, CPR, infant and childcare, fun and games, creative ideas, snacks and other helpful hints. You can become a fun and helpful sitter. Please bring a stuffed animal or doll to class as well as your own favorite tips to share with others. A certificate will be given upon completion of this course.

1 classesA. October 26B. February 8Saturdays, 9:00 - 12:00pmGardiner Center C4Fee: $40 per sessionClass #1402

FALL THEATER Grades 2 - 5 Instructor: Julia Kolibab

Students will participate in theatre exercises, games and improvisations designed to encourage creativity, confidence and other acting skills! The class will focus on rehearsing a short holiday play chosen specifically for the class in a fun and encouraging environment. Every student will have a speaking role in the play which will be presented on the evening of Thursday, December 5th. All experience levels are welcome!

Instructor: Julia Kolibab, professional actress, and director of several youth programs, including the Chagrin Valley Little Theatre youth theatre and Accent on Youth program.

During final week before performance there will be additional classes: Classes on Tues, Nov 19th, 26th and Dec 3rd extended to 5:30 Extra rehearsal on Wednesday, December 4th 3:30-5:30 Presentation on Thursday, December 5th at 7:00 pm (students arrive at 5:00pm)

14 classesSeptember 17 - December 5Tuesdays, 3:30 - 5:00pm unless noted on scheduleGardiner Center GymFee: $150Class #1476

DESTINATION IMAGINATIONGrades K - 5Advisor: Kaye Tatara and Christine Hunder

Do you have a creative kid who loves science, writing or theater? Join the Kenston Chapter of Ohio Region 15 Destination Imagination. The Destination Imagination program is a fun, hands-on system of learning that fosters students’ creativity, courage and curiosity through open-ended academic challenges in the fields of STEM, fine arts and service learning. Program runs on a team-created schedule. Usually 13-20 meetings (1 per week) beginning in November and ending with a regional tournament in early March. There will be a parent meeting in November, watch KCE website for dates. To find out more about DI go to: destinationimagination.org

A. Rising Stars Grades K - 2B. Elementary Grades 3 - 5Meeting schedule and location based on coach/team availability Fee: $70Class #2402

THE KNIGHT SCHOOL ELEMENTARY CHESSAges: 6 - 12 years old Instructor: Ben Rowan

New and improved, updated lessons! The Knight School is Kenston’s official chess party. We have TONS of super fun teaching methods, including fast, action packed games, zany chess videos, puzzlers for candy, hilarious video lessons, colorfultactics bands kids can collect and much, much more! Upon enrollment, new students receive a Knight School Chess Bag, T-Shirt, and official US Chess Federation chess set with free/unlimited replacements for lost or broken pieces, all at no additional cost!

6 classesA. September 13 - October 25 (no class 18)B. November 1 - December 13 (no class 11/29)C. January 17 - February 28 (no class 2/14)Fridays, 3:30 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C4Fee: $120Class #1447


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YOUTH EDUCATIONMAD SCIENCE

A. NASA: JOURNEY INTO OUTER SPACEGrades K - 5

Mad Science and NASA have teamed up to develop this sensational series of enrichment sessions, featuring exciting activities and the wonder of space. Children will be taken on a voyage of space discovery through hand-on activities, amazing demonstrations and take home experiments with each class. Explore the sun, moon, stars and planets; including Earth’s own atmosphere and other space phenomena. Learn what it’s like to travel and live in space, and work with the technology that has been developed for space exploration. Investigate the forces of flight by building your own ROCKET! By presenting an experience that is truly out of this world, we hope to inspire future space scientists and maybe even astronauts to Mars and beyond…

6 classesSeptember 30 - November 4Mondays, 3:45 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C6Fee: $118Class #1426

B. BRIXOLOGY FROM HERE TO THERE!Grades 1 - 5

Hop on board for a wild ride from “here to there”! Join us for the journey through this exciting STEM series that utilizes LEGO® bricks to introduce children to engineering in a fun and engaging way! Each week combines an in-class build created by a LEGO® Certified Designer with a related take-home item that allows the exploration and learning “travel on” after the class is complete!

4 classesNovember 18 - December 9Mondays, 3:45 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C6Fee: $79Class #1426

C. CRAZY CHEMWORKSGrades K - 5

Discover what it’s like to be a real scientist and work in a Mad Science Laboratory. Each week we will experiment with different chemicals and tools to see what kind of interesting and crazy reactions we can create! Students will explore acids and bases, reveal the secret recipe of slime, examine crystallization, and even witness some wondrous dry ice demonstrations. By the end of the sessions your Jr. Mad Scientists will have compiled a set of lab ware so they can perform their own experiments at home.

6 classesJanuary 27 - March 9 (no class 2/17)Mondays, 3:45 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C6Fee: $118Class #1426

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YOUTH RECREATIONNew! CREATIVE MOVEMENTGrades K - 1Instructor: Jacklyn Czekaj

Students will be creatively challenged to use dance & movement to explore various concepts in language arts, math, science, and social studies. Basic dance steps & terminology will be taught and each class will conclude with a dance party followed by a guided meditation cool down. Each lesson will be aligned with content from Ohio’s Dance Standards for K-grade 2

6 classesOctober 5 - November 16 (no class 10/26)Gardiner Center C4Saturdays, 11:00 - 11:45amFee: $60Class #1720

New! GIRLS BASKETBALL FALL WARM UP WITH COACH MISENKO Grades 4 - 5Instructor: Coach Misenko

Join the KHS Varsity Coach and Staff for 4 days of instruction. Players will be instructed on offensive and defensive skill development. Skills camp will be run like varsity practice-honing in on fundamental basketball skills that promote player growth and development. Girls will participate on 5 on 5 teams, 3 on 3 teams, and work on 1 on 1 skills.

4 classesA. September 4 - September 25 B. October 2 - October 30 (no class 10/9)Kenston Intermediate School GymWednesdays, 3:30 - 4:45pmFee: $50 per sessionClass #1719FIT KIDZ

AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS Grades K - 5nstructor: Jump Start Sports Staff

Have a blast and get plenty of exercise in the After School Sports program by Jump Start Sports. Students will play a wide variety of sports and games including: basketball, flag football, soccer, dodge ball, kickball, British bulldog, floor hockey, capture the flag and much more!

6 classesA. September 5 - October 10B. November 7 - December 19 (no class 11/28)12/5 class in TES MP RoomC. January 16 - February 20Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:30Gardiner Center GymFee: $80Class #1717

YOUTH ATHLETIC TRAINING Grades 3 - 12

This class is an effective strength training program for grades 3 – 12. The kids are taught how to effectively train using resistance, such as body-weight and other appropriate loads based on their individual abilities. The focus is on developing the basics of strength training (pushing, pulling, squatting, etc.) to create a solid foundation of strength, explosiveness and conditioning all while having fun!

September 9 - February 28Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 5:15 - 6:15Living Lean 576 Industrial Parkway, Chagrin FallsFee: $50 - 5 visit pass$100 - 10 visit pass$150 - 15 visit pass$200 - 20 visit passClass #1710

WINTER SOFTBALL CLINIC Grades 1 - 6

Coach Dubovec, Coach Hughlett and the Varsity Softball Team are offering our youth softball players a jump start on the season with a 3-week clinic.The softball clinic will focus on developing proper throwing, catching, hitting and base running mechanics as well as an introduction to pitching and catching so that your child can advance to the next level. The clinic goal is to transition players with basic skills and an enthusiasm for softball into better overall players. Players will be grouped by age/grade as they work from station to station.Please dress appropriately for softball, bring a glove and a water bottle (bat and helmet if you have one).Come out and join our Bombers!

3 classesFebruary 23 - March 8Sundays, 3:00 - 4:30pmKenston High School Main Gym & BalconyFee: $65Class #1982

WINTER BASEBALL CLINIC Grades 1 - 6

Coach Ford and the Varsity Baseball team is offering our youth baseball players a jump start on the season! The winter baseball clinic will focus on developing baseball fundamentals so your child can advance to the next level. The clinic goal is to transition players with basic skills into better overall players. Come out and join our Bombers spring is on it way!!

3 classesSundays, February 23 - March 8A. Grades 1 - 2, 12:00 - 1:00pmFee: $60B. Grades 3 - 6, 1:00 - 2:30pmFee: $65Kenston High School Main Gym & BalconyClass #1980


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SKATING LESSONS (ROLLER/IN-LINE) Grades K - 5Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink staff

Starting, stopping, gliding, striding, squatting, marching, scissors, crosses and more will be the focus of this class. There will be a 45-minute lesson, which includes 5 minutes of warm-up and 5 minutes of practice afterwards. Course includes five lessons and the sixth class allows students a chance to show family and friends what they’ve learned in a fun-time skate. Note: If you bring your own outdoor skates, they must be clean and in good condition.

6 classesA. September 25 - October 30B. November 6 - December 18 (no class 11/27)C. January 8 - February 12D. February 19 - April 1 (no class 3/25) Wednesdays, 4:30 - 5:15pmChagrin Valley Roller Rink Fee: $60 per sessionClass #1728

PEE WEE KARATE: ADVANCED BEGINNERSAges 7 - 12 yearsInstructor: Carlos Robinson

A continuation of beginning karate, emphasis on discipline and advanced technique. Required: completion of a beginner’s course in Karate. Uniforms are available at cost from instructor. Co-ed.


KCE RUN CLUB Grades 3 - 6Instructor: Jen Moore

Coach Jen will help you go from an after school couch potato to fit for fun! Looking for a way to get in shape, make friends and get involved! Join KCE Run Club. Grades 3 - 6 will come together 3 times a week after school to run and stay fit. The goal is to help the kids reach the goal of being fit and enjoy running as a life long sport.

24 classesSeptember 10 - October 30 (no class 10/9)Tuesdays - Wednesdays - Thursdays3:45 - 4:45pm (Supervised Study Hall available for 6th graders)Kenston High School TrailsFee: $75 per session Class #1976

PEE WEE KARATE: BEGINNERS Ages 4 1/2 - 7 yearsInstructor: Carlos Robinson

Beginning karate lessons created for children. This course teaches basic movements, stances and techniques. Emphasis is placed on coordination, movement and discipline. Parents are given creative ideas to practice at home with their child. Uniforms are available at cost from the instructor. Co-ed


CHEERLEADING CLINICGrades 1 - 5Instructor: Stephanie Reeder and the KHS Cheerleaders

Attend this winter clinic with the 2018-2019 High School Cheerleaders. Spend Friday after school learning new cheers and a chant to perform at half time of the Kenston High School Boys Basketball game that evening. Game starts at 7:30pm. Clinic includes a ticket to the game, a voucher for a hot dog, chips and a drink from the Bomber concession stand and a t-shirt. Parents pick up your cheerleader at the KHS cafeteria after halftime performance. Students will walk together with adult supervision from Timmons to the High School for the game.

1 class Friday, January 17, 3:30pm Timmons until Halftime of Varsity GamePick up KHS Main GymFee: $45Class #1776

New! SOCCER SKILLS WITH CLEVELAND SELECTGrades K - 5Instructor: Coaches from Cleveland Select

After School Soccer outdoor/ indoor soccer will focus on learning the basics of soccer and build the foundations from one training session to the next. Knowledgeable and highly qualified coaches from The Cleveland Select Soccer Club create quality players in a positive and funsetting. Two practices a week train our players quickly and efficiently. This program will also be expanding for the 2019 -2020 school year on The Pond’s new Indoor Turf Field! Bring your tennis shoes & shorts!

12 classesA. August 20 - September 26B. October 1 - November 7 C. November 12 - December 19(no class 11/28, 11 classes, $165)Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:45pmThe Pond9999 East Washington Street, Chagrin Falls Fee: $180 per session unless notedClass #1749


YOUTH RECREATIONJUNIOR LEARN TO PLAY GOLF Ages 8 - 12 years Instructors: TJ Tabor and Staff

The ideal opportunity to learn the game of a lifetime at an early age. Session will cover:• Grip, stance, posture

Fundamentals of the swing• Iron & wood play

The short game: chipping and putting• Fun Day!

Long drive and putting contests

6 classesA. September 10 - October 19B. October 22 - December 7(no class Thanksgiving week)C. January 6 - February 15D. February 18 - April 4(no class the week of Spring Break) Choose your day at registration Tuesdays, 5:00 - 6:00pmThursdays, 5:00 - 6:00pmSaturdays, 9:30 - 10:30amFee: $128 per sessionThe Golf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsClass #1755

JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE GOLF Ages 8 - 12 years Instructors: TJ Tabor and Staff

The intermediate clinic builds on the basic golf fundamentals, but adds new and more advanced swing thoughts. Each student will receive the US Kids Golf Level 2 booklet which has form and skill tests for full swing, chipping, putting, pitching, sand shots, plus playing (nine holes in our golf simulator). As the student successfully learns and completes each skill test, they are rewarded with a Level 2 personal tee pin. Once all elements are in Level 2 book are successfully completed, the golfer moves to the Level 3 booklet. Open to players with prior golf experience

6 classesA. September 11 - October 19B. October 23 - December 7(no class Thanksgiving week)C. January 6 - February 15D. February 19 - April 4(no class the week of Spring Break) Choose your day at registration Wednesdays, 5:00 - 6:00pmSaturdays, 10:30 - 11:30amFee: $128 per sessionThe Golf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsClass #1757

TIGER CUBS GOLF CLINICAges 5 - 7 yearsInstructors: TJ Tabor and Staff

A great way to start your future “Tigers.” An introduction to the basic fundamentals with an emphasis on hand-eye coordination and having fun!

6 classesA. January 6 - February 14B. February 17 - April 3(no class 3/23, 3/24, 3/27) Choose your day at registration Mondays, 4:30 - 5:00pmWednesdays, 4:30 - 5:00pmFridays, 5:00 - 5:30pm or 5:30 - 6:00pmFee: $60 per sessionThe Golf Dome8198 East Washington, Chagrin FallsClass #1753

PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINICInstructor: TJ Tabor and Staff

A fun and non-intimidating way for the parent and child to spend some quality time together while learning an activity for a lifetime. Introduction to the golf swing, chipping, putting, plus rules and etiquette are covered. Actual on course play and contests are done in our simulators!

6 classesA. September 11 - October 18B. October 27 - December 6(no class 11/28, 11/29)C. January 9 - February 14D. February 20 - April 3(no class 3/26. 3/27)Choose your day at registration Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:00pmFridays, 6:00 - 7:00pmGolf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsFee: $190 per session includes both parent and childClass #1756


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Back By Popular Demand! BEGINNING FOIL FENCING Ages 8 - AdultInstructor: Tom Nagy

This program is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of modern foil fencing. Instruction includes stretching, footwork, lunges, attack, parry-riposte, strategy, tactics, techniques, and bouting. Fun and safety are emphasized. Fencing improves hand-eye coordination, agility, dexterity, and stamina, as well as developing social skills and manners. All equipment is provided. Class limited to 20.

6 classes September 4 - October 16 (no class 10/9)Wednesdays, 3:30 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C3Fee: $69Class #1729

New! KENSTON GIRLS LACROSSE CLINICGrades 3 - 8Instructor: HS Varsity Coaches and players

The Kenston Girls Lacrosse Team has the perfect camp for everyone, whether you’re a beginner or someone who has played the game for years. The camp format allows you o get personal individual instruction and provides an opportunity to play and learn specific offensive and defensive sets. It is our goal that you enhance your individual skills, learn new techniques, make new friends, and enjoy your time while playing with our current Kenston High School players.

4 classesA. Grades 3 - 5 B. Grades 6 - 8 September 8 - September 29Sundays, 12:00 - 1:30pmKenston Bomber StadiumFee: $90Class #1810

GROUP SWIM LESSONS Ages 3.5 - 12 yearsInstructor: CVAC Certified Swim Instructors

CVAC offers a progressive learning experience designed to develop personal safety in, on and around the water. Preschool BeginnerEarly water skills for 3.5 - 5 year olds. Preschool AdvancedFor young swimmers 3.5 - 5 year olds already comfortable in the water.

Level 1Water adjustments, submersion, floating and beginner front and back crawl. Level 2Primary skills, locomotion, and beginning rotary breathing. Level 3Beginning stroke refinement of front and back crawl and breaststroke. Level 4Intro to swim team skills and stroke refinement.

Classes offered:Tuesday, Thursday eveningsPreschool Beginner 4:00 - 4:30pmPreschool Advanced 4:30 - 5:00pmLevel 1 5:00 - 5:30pmLevel 2 5:30 - 6:00pmLevel 3 6:00 - 6:30pmLevel 4 6:30 - 7:00pm

Saturday morningsPreschool Beginner 9:30 - 10:00amPreschool Advanced 10:00 - 10:30amLevel 1 10:30 - 11:00amLevel 2 11:00 - 11:30amLevel 3 11:30 - 12:00pm

6 classesA. September 17 - October 26B. November 5 - December 21 (no class 11/26, 11/28, 11/30)C. January 14 - February 22Choose your day and level at registrationChagrin Valley Athletic Club17260 Snyder Road, Bainbridge Fee: $150 per sessionClass #1760


SOCCER FOOT SKILLS CLINIC Grades K - 6Instructor: Dennis Weyn, Director of Coaching for OPFC and Director of development for the Ohio North Tikes and Spikes program and founder of Weyn Soccer Group

Keep up your soccer skills during the fall rainy season. The 6 training sessions will focus on developing soccer skills and techniques. All instructions are introduced in a positive environment which will increase each player’s confidence. Questions call Dennis Weyn 216-561-0236 or 440-567-9893.

8 classesA. October 28 - December 16Fee: $1506 classesB. January 13 - March 2(no class 1/20, 2/17)Fee: $109Mondays, 5:30 - 6:30pmKenston Intermediate School Gym unless noted on scheduleClass #1752

KENSTON SPARKLETTESGrades K - 8

Junior pom-pom drill team for Kenston girls grades K- 8. The team performs at area parades and events from Spring through Fall. The season concludes with a family recital event. Uniform and supply cost will be an additional fee (approx. $200).Please watch website for more information.

Practice Schedule TBD Beginning January 31Fee: $185 (uniform and supplies cost additional, approximately $200)Class #1733

YOUTH CROSS COUNTRY CLUBGrades 1 - 6

Youth Cross Country Athletes are taught distance running, speed endurance, strength and mobility. Training is individualized based on the athlete’s experience and age. Athletes will train on scheduled dates and participate in two cross country meets at Kenston. Taught by Coach Ickes, other Kenston coaches and Kenston High School Cross Country athletes.

5 practices & 2 MeetsAugust 29 - October 12 (no class 9/12, 10/3)A. Grades 1 - 3B. Grades 4 - 6Practice is Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:00pmMeets are Saturdays, 8/31 and 10/12 Kenston TrailsFee: $80Class #1229

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RETRO RECESS Grades K - 5 Instructor: Matt Blowers

It’s the best thing to happen for Kenston children in 1st to 5th grade ever! Turn off the X-box, hand held computer games, and the cell phones and try some good old fashioned fun. If your child thinks SPUD! is just a potato, and RED LIGHT, GREEN LIGHT is an annoying stop on the way to some local fast food and MOTHER MAY I? is a polite way to get some allowance, then they should sign up for some Retro Recess. They will discover a time machine, full of dodge balls, kick balls, crab soccer balls, plus playground games that will require real thinking and skill. Matt Blowers is an overgrown child who still plays those old fashioned games. He will introduce them to all the games YOU loved as a kid. In the spring we will do outside playground games. YAAAAYYY!

5 classesA. September 16 - October 14B. November 4 - December 2C. January 27 - March 2 (no class 2/17)Fee: $75Mondays, 3:30 - 5:00pmTimmons Multipurpose RoomClass #1777


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AFTER SCHOOL, LEARN TO SKATE Learn to Skate program runs the entire school year for all levels of skating. Instruction is for age 6 and up, beginner to freestyle levels. Program provides a 30 minute lesson and 20-30 minutes of practice. Evaluations will take place the last day of each session.

New! TWO DAY, TUESDAY & THURSDAY12 classesA. August 21 - September 26 B. October 1 - November 7C. November 12 - December 19 (no class 11/28, 11 classes, Fee: $165) D. January 7 - February 13E. February 18 - March 26Fee: $180Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:30pm

ONE DAY, DAYS & NUMBER OF CLASSES VARYF. Mondays, August 19 - September 30 (no class 9/2, 6 classes, Fee: $100)G. Fridays, August 23 - September 27 (6 classes, Fee: $100)H. Mondays, October 7 - November 11 (6 classes, Fee: $100)I. Fridays, October 4 - November 8 (6 classes, Fee: $100)J. Mondays, November 18 - December 16 (5 classes, Fee: $85)K. Fridays, November 15 - December 20 (6 classes, Fee: $100)L. Mondays, January 6 - February 17 (7classes, Fee: $115)M. Fridays, January 10 - February 21 (7 classes, Fee: $115)N. Mondays, February 24 - April 6 (7 classes, Fee: $115)O. Fridays, February 28 - April 10 (7 classes, Fee: $115)3:00 - 4:30pmSkate rental available for $20 per session.The Pond9999 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsClass #1725

AFTER SCHOOL, STARTER & DEVELOPMENTAL HOCKEY Ages 6 and up

Our Starter and Developmental Hockey Program: This convenient, two day a week hockey program makes learning hockey quick. We provide the equipment, locker room and counselors to ready your skater. Head Coach, Tom Fritsche, former Cleveland Monster, provides on Ice (50 minutes) of training as well as (30 minutes) on the Synthetic Ice and Treadmill.

12 classesA. August 21 - September 26 B. October 1 - November 7C. November 12 - December 19 (no class 11/28) Fee: $165 (11 class session)D. January 7 - February 13E. February 18 - March 26Fee: $180 unless notedTuesdays and Thursdays, 3:40 - 5:15pmThe PondEast Washington Street, Chagrin FallClass #1783

New! AVENGERS IN HOUSE HOCKEY LEAGUE Ages 4 - 10 years The Avengers is an In-House hockey league which complements our Starter and Developmental and Blue GYHA Hockey Programs. The league is for players’ ages 4-10 years old. Players will be grouped by age and skill level when playing in games. Games will follow the USA Hockey ADM model playing half-ice games. REGISTRATION Includes 13 weeks of hockey, professional coaching, Avengers jersey and end of the season party. Coaching Staff includes:• Tom Moores - Former Professional Player and Coach • Tom Fritsche - Former Cleveland Monster Hockey Player• High School hockey players from Local High Schools

13 weeksA. August 18 - November 10 B. November 17 - February 23 (no games 1/19, 2/16)Fee: $255Sundays, 3:10 - 4:00pmThe PondEast Washington Street, Chagrin FallsClass #1779

Busing is available for some off campus facilities with a KCE receipt attached to the Bus Pass. Busing begins after Labor Day and space is limited.

Look for more information on the KCE website parent page or call the KCE office!



Coach Jen will help you go from an after school couch potato to fit for fun! Looking for a way to get in shape, make friends and get involved! Join KCE Run Club. Grades 3 - 6 will come together 3 times a week after school to run and stay fit. The goal is to help the kids reach the goal of being fit and enjoy running as a life long sport


Back By Popular Demand! BEGINNING FOIL FENCING Ages 8 - AdultInstructor: Tom Nagy

This program is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of modern foil fencing. Instruction includes stretching, footwork, lunges, attack, parry-riposte, strategy, tactics, techniques, and bouting. Fun and safety are emphasized. Fencing improves hand-eye coordination, agility, dexterity, and stamina, as well as developing social skills and manners. All equipment is provided. Class limited to 20.

6 classes September 4 - October 16 (no class 10/9)Wednesdays, 3:30 - 4:45pmGardiner Center C3Fee: $69Class #1729



5 practices and 2 meetsAugust 29 - October 12 (no class 9/12, 10/3)A. Grades 1 - 3B. Grades 4 - 6Practice is Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:00pmMeets are Saturdays, 8/31 and 10/12 Kenston TrailsFee: $80Class #1229

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SUPER SITTERAges 10 and upInstructor: Stacy Cianciolo

Are you looking for a babysitting job? Do you have younger siblings who need watching? Have you had any first aid training? When do you decide to call parents home? If you answered “yes” to either of the first two questions, this course is for you! You will get the answers to the other two questions during class. You will also receive instruction in basic baby-sitting skills, including safety, CPR, infant and childcare, fun and games, creative ideas, snacks and other helpful hints. You can become a fun and helpful sitter. Please bring a stuffed animal or doll to class as well as your own favorite tips to share with others. A certificate will be given upon completion of this course.

1 classA. October 26B. February 8Saturdays, 9:00 - 12:00pmGardiner Center C4Fee: $40 per sessionClass #1402

JUNIOR LEARN TO PLAY GOLF Ages 8 - 12 years Instructors: TJ Tabor and Staff

The ideal opportunity to learn the game of a lifetime at an early age. Session will cover:• Grip, stance, posture

Fundamentals of the swing• Iron & wood play

The short game: chipping and putting• Fun Day!

Long drive and putting contests

6 classesA. September 10 - October 19B. October 22 - December 7(no class Thanksgiving week)C. January 6 - February 15D. February 18 - April 4(no class the week of Spring Break) Choose your day at registration Tuesdays, 5:00 - 6:00pmThursdays, 5:00 - 6:00pmSaturdays, 9:30 - 10:30amFee: $128 per sessionThe Golf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsClass #1755

JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE GOLF Ages 8 - 12 years Instructors: TJ Tabor and Staff

The intermediate clinic builds on the basic golf fundamentals, but adds new and more advanced swing thoughts. Each student will receive the US Kids Golf Level 2 booklet which has form and skill tests for full swing, chipping, putting, pitching, sand shots, plus playing (nine holes in our golf simulator). As the student successfully learns and completes each skill test, they are rewarded with a Level 2 personal tee pin. Once all elements are in Level 2 book are successfully completed, the golfer moves to the Level 3 booklet. Open to players with prior golf experience

6 classesA. September 11 - October 19B. October 23 - December 7(no class Thanksgiving week)C. January 6 - February 15D. February 19 - April 4(no class the week of Spring Break) Choose your day at registration Wednesdays, 5:00 - 6:00pmSaturdays, 10:30 - 11:30amFee: $128 per sessionThe Golf Dome8198 East Washington Street, Chagrin FallsClass #1757


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Keep up your soccer skills during the fall rainy season. The 6 training sessions will focus on developing soccer skills and techniques. All instructions are introduced in a positive environment which will increase each player’s confidence. Questions call Dennis Weyn 216-561-0236 or 440-567-9893.

8 ClassesA. October 28 - December 16Fee: $1506 ClassesB. January 13 - March 2 (no class 1/20, 2/17)Fee: $109Mondays, 5:30 - 6:30pmKenston Intermediate School Gym unless noted on scheduleClass #1752

WINTER BASEBALL CLINIC Grades 1 - 6

Coach Ford and the Varsity Baseball team is offering our youth baseball players a jump start on the season!The winter baseball clinic will focus on developing baseball fundamentals so your child can advance to the next level. The clinic goal is to transition players with basic skills into better overall players. Come out and join our Bombers spring is on it way!!

3 classesFebruary 23 - March 8SundaysA. Grades 1 - 212:00 - 1:00pmFee: $60B. Grades 3 - 61:00 - 2:30pmFee: $65Kenston High School Main Gym and BalconyClass #1980

KENSTON SPARKLETTESGrades K - 8

Junior pom-pom drill team for Kenston girls grades K- 8. The team performs at area parades and events from Spring through Fall. The season concludes with a family recital event. Uniform and supply cost will be an additional fee (approx. $200).Please watch website for more information.

Practice Schedule TBD Beginning January 31Fee: $185 (uniform and supplies cost additional, approximately $200)Class #1733

WINTER SOFTBALL CLINIC Grades 1 - 6

Coach Dubovec, Coach Hughlett and the Varsity Softball Team are offering our youth softball players a jump start on the season with a 3-week clinic.The softball clinic will focus on developing proper throwing, catching, hitting and base running mechanics as well as an introduction to pitching and catching so that your child can advance to the next level. The clinic goal is to transition players with basic skills and an enthusiasm for softball into better overall players. Players will be grouped by age/grade as they work from station to station.Please dress appropriately for softball, bring a glove and a water bottle (bat and helmet if you have one).Come out and join our Bombers!

3 classesFebruary 23 - March 8Sundays, 3:00 - 4:30pmKenston High School Main Gym and BalconyFee: $65Class #1982


The Kenston Girls Lacrosse Team has the perfect camp for everyone, whether you’re a beginner or someone who has played the game for years. The camp format allows you o get personal individual instruction and provides an opportunity to play and learnspecific offensive and defensive sets. It is our goal that you enhance your individualskills, learn new techniques, make new friends, and enjoy your time while playing with our current Kenston High School players.



UNICYCLE CLUB (K.U.U.L.) Open to all Middle & High School StudentsInstructor: Mr. Robert Segulin Are you bored with riding on two wheels and are looking for a fun challenge? Whether you are a unicycle master or have never seen a unicycle, you can join K.U.U.L. The club is all about enjoying the unique sport of unicycling. You do not have to own a unicycle to join. We practice mostly outdoors on many terrains. Mainly we will be meeting at the high school with possible trips to the Metroparks (You must provide your own transportation).

Equipment: We have about 10 unicycles that will be provided and shared. You may bring your own if you wish. Riders must bring their own helmets and other protective gear.

6 classesAugust 29 - October 17(no class 9/19, 9/26, 10/3)Thursdays, 2:45 - 4:30 pmKenston High School Student Parking LotFee: $25 (includes Unicycle use)$10 discount if rider provides own unicycleClass #1217

BOCCE CLUBOpen to all Middle & High School StudentsAdvisor: Mr. Robert Segulin

Do you want to learn a game that has been played for thousands of years by people all over the world? Are you tired of being a spectator and really want to be on the field where you belong? If you’ve said “YES”, then bocce is the game for you! Bocce can be played by virtually anyone, but not all can play it well! Come find out if bocce is the sport for you (and you do not need to be Italian to play).

6 classesSeptember 6 - October 11Fridays, 2:45 - 4:30 pmKenston High School Bocce CourtFee: $15 Class #1215

SKI CLUB 2020GRADES 4 - 8

MANDATORY PARENT MEETING

NOVEMBER 137:00 PM

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JUNIOR BOTSGrades 7 - 8Instructor: Scott Flinders

Returning after two consecutive championships, Kenston Junior Bots are looking for a third win! With guidance from the Coach, team members design, build, and assemble a combat robot. The team is also responsible for troubleshooting issues and implementing product improvements throughout the season and at the competition. The team keeps track and document budget, SWOT analysis, and meeting minutes. No prior electromechanical experience is required. Initial meeting will be held in September or early October. You will be notified of date by the Instructor.

Practice schedule to be determined at initial meeting in SeptemberJanuary - AprilKenston Middle SchoolFee: $75T Shirt Fee $15 paid to instructorClass #1612

DESTINATION IMAGINATIONGrades 6 - 8Advisor: Kaye Tatara

Do you have a creative kid who loves science, writing or theater? Join the Kenston Chapter of Ohio Region 15 Destination Imagination. The Destination Imagination program is a fun, hands-on system of learning that fosters students’ creativity, courage and curiosity through open-ended academic challenges in the fields of STEM, fine arts and service learning. Program runs on a team-created schedule. Usually 13-20 meetings (1 per week) beginning in November and ending with a regional tournament in early March. There will be a parent meeting in November, watch KCE website for date and time. To find out more about DI go to: destinationimagination.org

Meeting schedule and location based on coach/team availability Fee: $70Class #2402

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First Friday of each monthSeptember 6, October 4, November 1Timmons Elementary School, Multipurpose RoomDecember 6, January 3, February 7Lesson from 8:00 - 9:00pmDance from 9:00 - 11:30pmBainbridge Town Hall17826 Chillicothe RoadAdmission Fee: $15 per adult$10 per student with proper ID$35 per familyNo preregistration required. Pay at the door!Class #0633


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This class is intended to teach self-confidence, self-discipline as well as assault prevention. Sport training and promotion from white belt through black belt. There will be a small fee for testing. Uniforms are available from the instructor at cost.

6 classesA. September 9 - October 14B. October 21 - November 25Fee: $70 per session8 classesC. December 2 - February 24(no class 12/23, 12/30, 1/6, 1/20, 2/17)Fee: $90Mondays, 7:00 - 8:25pmGardiner Center C3Class #0700

New! STANDARDIZED TEST PREP(SAT/ACT/PSAT)Instructors: Tony Marchesi & Greg Koltas

Techniques, Familiarity, and Practice! There is more to standardized testing than just knowledge of material. This course will familiarize students with the types of questions they will encounter, introduce strategies for attacking different types of questions, develop reading for comprehension skills, present vocabulary and grammar in context, utilize strategies to eliminate incorrect answers, help students develop an individualized pace, and much more. Please bring the calculator you plan on using for the test to every session. Practice material will be provided.

6 classesA. September 9 - October 14 Mondays, 7:00 - 9:00 pmKenston High School Library Fee: $120 per sessionClass #1200

BOCCE CLUBOpen to all Middle & High School StudentsAdvisor: Mr. Robert Segulin

Do you want to learn a game that has been played for thousands of years by people all over the world? Are you tired of being a spectator and really want to be on the field where you belong? If you’ve said “YES”, then bocce is the game for you! Bocce can be played by virtually anyone, but not all can play it well! Come find out if bocce is the sport for you (and you do not need to be Italian to play).

6 classesSeptember 6 - October 11Fridays, 2:45 - 4:30 pmKenston High School Bocce CourtFee: $15 Class #1215

UNICYCLE CLUB (K.U.U.L.) Open to all Middle & High School StudentsInstructor: Mr. Robert Segulin Are you bored with riding on two wheels and are looking for a fun challenge? Whether you are a unicycle master or have never seen a unicycle, you can join K.U.U.L. The club is all about enjoying the unique sport of unicycling. You do not have to own a unicycle to join. We practice mostly outdoors on many terrains. Mainly we will be meeting at the high school with possible trips to the Metroparks (You must provide your own transportation)

Equipment: We have about 10 unicycles that will be provided and shared. You may bring your own if you wish. Riders must bring their own helmets and other protective gear.

6 classesAugust 29 - October 17(no class 9/19, 9/26, 10/3)Thursdays, 2:45 - 4:30 pmKenston High School Student Parking LotFee: $25 (includes Unicycle use)$10 discount if rider provides own unicycleClass #1217


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This class is intended to teach self-confidence, self-discipline as well as assault prevention. Sport training and promotion from white belt through black belt. There will be a small fee for testing. Uniforms are available from the instructor at cost.

6 classesA. September 9 - October 14B. October 21 - November 25Fee: $70 per session8 classesC. December 2 - February 24(no class 12/23, 12/30, 1/6, 1/20, 2/17)Fee: $90Mondays, 7:00 - 8:25pmGardiner Center C3Class #0700

COED RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL Instructor: Matt Blowers

Supervised “recreational” coed volleyball for those 15 years of age and older. All ability levels are welcome. Enrollment is limited to 18 players per evening. It’s volleyball for fun, come play!

24 classesSeptember 3 - February 25(no class 10/8, 12/24, 12/31)Tuesdays, 8:30 - 10:00pm Kenston Middle School Gym Drop in fee: $5 per weekClass #0711

KENSTON HIGH SCHOOL INDOOR TRACK CLUB Grades 9 - 12Coached by Head Coach: Chris Ickes

Come be a part of the Kenston Running tradition. The Indoor Track Club is a club sport that is eligible for the 2018 Indoor State Meet. The focus is on fun and camaraderie. Practice is held outside every day and appropriate dress is needed. Competitions are held indoors at area colleges. Fees include entry in 1-4 meets depending upon meet availability and athlete performance. Come join Coach Ickes for a fun winter sport.

November 4 - March 30Exact Schedule TBD and will be discussed at first meetingVarious Community ParksFee: $250, $100 for Second Child Class #1227

HIGH SCHOOL COMBAT ROBOTS, AWT ROBOBOTSGrades 9 - 12Advisor: Julie Hildebran

With guidance from the Sponsor and Coach, Team members design, build, andassemble a combat robot. The team is also responsible for troubleshooting issues and implementing product improvements throughout the season and at the competition. The team keeps track and document budget, project plan, CAD drawings, SWOT analyses, meeting minutes, etc. and presents this to judges at the competition. No prior electromechanical experience is required. Initial meeting will be held in September. You will be notified of date by the Instructor. Space is limited.

Practice schedule September 8 - March 1Meeting schedule and location based on coach/team availabilityFee: $50T Shirt Fee $15 paid to instructorClass #1216

DESTINATION IMAGINATIONGrades 9 - 12Advisor: Kaye Tatara

Do you have a creative kid who loves science, writing or theater? Join the Kenston Chapter of Ohio Region 15 Destination Imagination. The Destination Imagination program is a fun, hands-on system of learning that fosters students’ creativity, courage and curiosity through open-ended academic challenges in the fields of STEM, fine arts and service learning.

Program runs on a team-created schedule. Usually 13-20 meetings (1 per week) beginning in November and ending with a regional tournament in early March. There will be a parent meeting in November, watch KCE website for date and time. To find out more about DI go to: destinationimagination.org

Meeting schedule and location based on coach/team availability Fee: $70Class #2402

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FEE: $400 REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH BEHIND THE WHEEL AT BTWSCHOOLOFDRIVING.COM

BY SELECTING THE TRADITIONAL TAB ON THE HOMEPAGE

A. September 16, 17, 18, 19, September 23, 24, 25, 26

B. October 14, 15, 16, 17, October 21, 22, 23, 24

C. November 11, 12, 13, 14 November 18, 19, 20, 21

D. January 13, 14, 15, 16 January 21, 22, 23, 24

E. February 18,19, 20, 21 February 24, 25, 26, 27

2:30 - 5:35pmGardiner Center C5Class #1201

ALL CLASSES HELD ON KENSTON CAMPUS LOOK ONLINE OR CALL KCE AT 440-543-2552 FOR UP TO DATE LOCATIONS


BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIPCITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY

We will be hosting our Eleventh Citizens Police Academy in September, 2018. The academy is free and is open to all Bainbridge residents. It will begin on Tuesday September 3 and run for seven consecutive weeks, with the last class being held on Tuesday, October 15, 2019. It is held at the Bainbridge Township Police Department in our Conference Room from 7:00pm to 9:30pm. The academy covers a variety of topics, with each week covering a different area such as crime scene investigations, K-9 demonstrations, firearms and safety, patrol techniques and OVI enforcement and concludes with a tour of our police station.

If you are interested in attending this academy, it will be necessary for you to submit an application to the Bainbridge Township Police Department. The applications are available at the police department at 8353 Bainbridge Rd., Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 and on our township website under ‘Police”. Additional information with frequently asked questions is also available at the police department and online. If you have any questions regarding this, please call Chief Jon Bokovitz at 440-543-8252. Space is limited, so be sure to get your application in early.

CITIZENS FIRE ACADEMYWe will be hosting our 2nd Citizens Fire Academy in October, 2019. The academy is free and is open to all Bainbridge residents. It will be held at the Bainbridge Township Fire Department, in our Conference Room every Wednesday from 6:00pm to 9:00pm starting Wednesday, October 16, 2019 and ending Wednesday, November 20, 2019. The academy covers a variety of topics. Each week will cover a different area such as fire suppression activities, EMS activities, CPR and Stop the Bleed class, Fire Prevention, a detailed overview of the fire apparatus that is used, as well as an overview of the fire administration of the department.

If you are interested in attending this academy, it will be necessary for you to submit anapplication to the Bainbridge Township Fire Department. The applications are available at the fire department at 17822 Chillicothe Rd., Chagrin Falls, OH 44023 and on our township website, www.Bainbridgetwp.com under “Fire”. Additional information and answers to frequently asked questions are also available at the fire department and online. If you have any questions regarding this, please call the department at 440-543-9873. Space is limited, so be sure to get your application in early.

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KCE CAMPS, CLINICS, CLUBS

KENSTON SKI CLUB Grades 4 - 8

Snow will be back this year! Ski Club starts in January. Registration is a TWO STEP PROCESS.

FIRST: Complete the KCE SKI Club Registration for $100. When registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation note with the website, username and password for Alpines portion of The Kenston’s Ski Club Registration.

SECOND: Log into the Alpine Website using the username and password you were given and fill out their Registration form and complete payment of $223.05.

KCE provides busing to Alpine for the guaranteed, five Friday night only trips. There will be NO Refunds given by Alpine. Please note that Ski Club is only available to students living in the Kenston School District. OUR FIRST REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 22nd AT MIDNIGHT – all members registered by this date will receive their club cards early so that they can use their Value Passes over holiday break in December (pending they are open). All others will receive their club cards on the first day of club in January and cannot use their Value Passes before then. Club Cards are valid at Alpine Valley and BMBW AFTER we use our Friday visits at Alpine. When Registering for Alpine Valley Portion, the Fee is $223.05 if renting or not.

Alpine Valley Ski Resort5 Friday nights guaranteed up to 7 weather permittingMandatory parent meeting November 13KMS Cafeteria, 7:00pmFee: $100 to KCE; $223.05 to Alpine (subject to change based on Alpines Terms)Registrations received after November 22 are not guaranteed a spot in the club.Class #1750


Coach Jen will help you go from an after school couch potato to fit for fun! Looking for a way to get in shape, make friends and get involved! Join KCE Run Club. Grades 3 - 6 will come together 3 times a week after school to run and stay fit. The goal is to help the kids reach the goal of being fit and enjoy running as a life long sport


CHEERLEADING CLINICGrades 1 - 5Instructor: Stephanie Reeder and the KHS Cheerleaders

Attend this winter clinic with the High School Cheerleaders. Spend Friday after school learning new cheers and a chant to perform at half time of the Kenston High School Boys Basketball game that evening. Game starts at 7:30pm. Clinic includes a ticket to the game, a voucher for a hot dog, chips and a drink from the Bomber concession stand and a t-shirt. Parents pick up your cheerleader at the KHS cafeteria after halftime performance. Students will walk together with adult supervision from Timmons to the High School for the game.

1 class January 173:30pm at Timmons until Halftime of Varsity GamePick up KHS Main GymFee: $45Class #1776


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The Kenston Girls Lacrosse Team has the perfect camp for everyone, whether you’re a beginner or someone who has played the game for years. The camp format allows you o get personal individual instruction and provides an opportunity to play and learn specific offensive and defensive sets. It is our goal that you enhance your individual skills, learn new techniques, make new friends, and enjoy your time while playing with our current Kenston High School players.



KCE SPORTS

FALLFALL SOCCER

Pre-K - 5th Grade

FLAG FOOTBALLPre-K - 9th Grade

FALL VOLLEYBALL1st - 8th Grade

CHEERLEADING1st - 6th Grade

GIRLS BASKETBALLK - 8th Grade

TRAVEL FOOTBALL1st - 6th Grade

KFC SOCCERAges 8 - 14

TRAVEL BASKETBALL4th - 6th Grade Girls3rd - 6th Grade Boys

REGISTER ONLINE FOR ALL SPORTS AT WWW.KENSTONCOMMUNITYED.ORG

SPRING/SUMMERSPRING VOLLEYBALL

1st - 8th Grade

SPRING SOCCERPre-K - 5th Grade

BOYS LACROSSE3rd - 8th Grade

GIRLS LACROSSE3rd - 8th Grade

FAST PITCH SOFTBALL1st - 5th Grade

SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL6th - 8th Grade

TRAVEL SOFTBALLU10 - U18

T-BALLPreK - K coed

BASEBALLMajors & Minors, 1st - 12th Grade

TRAVEL BASEBALL3rd - 6th Grade

KFC SOCCERAges 8 - 14

WINTERBOYS BASKETBALL

K - 8th Grade

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL

9th Grade - 12th Grade

GIRLS TRI-COUNTYBASKETBALL

K - 5th Grade

GIRLS BASKETBALLWINTER SKILLS

K - 1st Grade

CLUB SPORTSYOUTH XC, FALL

1st - 6th Grade

YOUTH TRACK, SPRING1st - 6th Grade

RUN CLUB, FALL & SPRING 3rd - 6th Grade

SKI CLUB, WINTER 4th - 8th Grade

BOMBER WRESTLING CLUB, WINTER

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2019 - 2020 SEASON TRAVEL TRYOUTS

Exact times and locations will be posted on the KCE website sports page

BOYS TRAVEL BASKETBALLMonday, September 16 & Monday, September 23

Teams for Grades 3, 4, 5, 6Dates subject to change based on gym availability

GIRLS TRAVEL BASKETBALLTuesday, September 17 & Tuesday, September 24

Teams for Grades 4, 5, 6Dates subject to change based on gym availability

PRE-REGISTER FOR ALL TRAVEL TRYOUTS ONLINE AT WWW.KENSTONCOMMUNITYED.ORG


PLEASE THANK OUR LOCAL SPONSORS FOR SUPPORTING KCE!

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Behind the Wheel School of Driving ....................................... 35

Calvetta Bros ............................................................Back Cover

Chagrin Falls Meals on Wheels ................................................ 9

Chagrin Valley Athletic Club ................................................... 18

Chagrin Yoga ............................................................................ 7

Geiger’s .................................................................................. 10

Hamlet at Chagrin Falls ............................................................ 3

Kenston Foundation ......................................Inside Front Cover

Kim Skala, Nationwide Insurance Agent ................................ 15

Kumon Solon .......................................................................... 33

Lantern of Chagrin Valley ..............................Inside Front Cover

Mighty Ducts ........................................................................... 28

Noreen Kaseda, Realtor ...........................................Back Cover

Plaza Agave ........................................................................... 23

Stankus Heating and Cooling ................................................ 31

St. John Funeral Home............................................................. 4

Valley Art Center ....................................................................... 7

INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING IN THE NEXT KCE CATALOG? CALL 440-543-2552 TODAY!

REGISTRATIONPhone-In: Call (440) 543-2552

In Person:

Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30 am to 4:00 pm 9421 Bainbridge Rd

Mail-In:Send the registration with check or credit card number made payable to: Kenston Community Ed. Mail to: Kenston Community Education, 9421 Bainbridge Road, Chagrin Falls Ohio 44023.

Online:Visit our website at www.kenstoncommunityed.org

Fax-In: (440) 543-0415Registration forms must include MasterCard or Visa card number and expiration date, as well as Medical Release Form signature (if required).

GENERAL INFORMATIONProcedures Registrations are not accepted by the instructor. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Checks and money orders are to be made out to

Kenston Community Education. There will be a $20 fee for all returned checks. Classes may be cancelled at the last minute due to low

enrollment. No notification unless class is filled or cancelled.

Inclement Weather AdvisoryIf the Kenston Schools are closed due to the weather, Community Education classes will also be closed and classes will be rescheduled. Please check with your local radio and television stations for school closings. You may also log on to kenstoncommunityed.org for cancellations.

LiabilityRegistration fees DO NOT INCLUDE accident or personal property insurance. No liability is assumed by the Kenston Board of Education or Kenston Community Education or their sponsors in the event of an accident or loss of personal property at any site where programs are held.

Refund Policy – Please Read!!!Programs are run on user fees, therefore, decisions to hold all classes are based upon enrollment. To receive a refund, you must cancel your class registration 24 hours in advance.There will be a $15 cancellation fee for ALL registrations cancelled at any time. Once classes have begun, NO refunds will be granted. Students assume the risk of change in personal affairs or health.

Register online at kenstoncommunityed.org OR Call: KCE 440-543-2552 OR mail to: KCE 9421 Bainbridge Rd Chagrin Falls, OH 44023

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Cash ________ Check # ________ Credit Card # _____________________________________ Exp Date ________

I understand the fees DO NOT include accident or personal insurance and NO liability is assumed by Kenston Community Education in the event of an accident or loss of property at any sites where programs are held.

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