KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPRING/SUMMER 2016

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KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SPRING/SUMMER 2016
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Seniors......................................................3
Arts, Crafts & Hobbies.........................7
Computer, Technology.......................9
Education, Leisure, Learn................ 10
Health, Fitness, Dance...................... 15
Adult Recreation & Sports.............. 20
Preschool.............................................. 21
Youth Education................................ 26
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Youth Recreation............................... 31
Middle School ................................... 36
Special Needs......................................39
High School ........................................ 40
Summer Camp Calendar................. 43
Bomber Camps................................... 44
Enrichment Camps........................... 46
Recreational Camps.......................... 48
Please Thank Our Local Sponsors For
Supporting KCE!
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Adler Team Sports.............................................41
Behind the Wheel School of Driving..........42
Body Sculpting...................................................17
Calvetta Brothers..............................Back Cover
Chagrin Hearing Center...................................6
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club..........................23
Chagrin Yoga......................................................11
Chery’s Gymnastics and Beyond ................22
Dick Blake Ballroom Dancing ........................19
Hamlet Village.......................................................3
Highway Garage.............................. Back Cover
Kenston Futbol Club.........................................27
Palmieri’s Fine Art Photography..................28
Plaza Agave.........................................................52
Dr. Scott Shell......................................................25
Simply Nut Free Chocolate............................24
St. John Funeral Home......................................5
Stankus Heating and Cooling.......................36
Valley Art Center..................................................7
... Learning
Growing
Playing
for a Lifetime!
NEW CLASSES FOR SPRING/SUMMER 2016
Seniors
Interactive Lecture Series, p. 3
Yoga For Back Care, p. 4
Grief Support Classes, p. 5
Aqua Fit, p. 6
Art, Crafts &b Hobbies
youth education
Youth Theater, p. 30
Orienteering for Beginners, p. 31
Boy/Girl Scout Orienteering
Merit Badge Workshop, p. 31
youth recreation
Step-By-Step One Day Paint classes, p. 8
Exploring Drawing, p. 8
Kenston Football Skills Clinic, p. 33
EDUCATION, LEISURE, LEARN
Kenston Football Skills Clinic, p. 38
Theater Program for Middle Schoolers, p. 38
Grief Support Classes, p. 12
Behavior Basics, p. 12
Understanding Your Childs Behavior, p. 12
CPR, First Aid, Life Support Classes, p. 13
Interactive Lecture Series, p. 13
health, fitness, dance
middle School
Special Needs
Behavior Basics, p. 39
camps - enrichment
Aqua Fit, p. 15
Yoga For Back Care, p. 18
Private Yoga, p. 18
Meditations for the Soul, p.19
Math Mania, p. 46
Crazy Crafts, p. 46
Theater Camp, p. 47
Adult Recreation
Guard Camp with Matt Vespa, p. 51
Basketball Speciality Clinic, p. 51
NEOCC Course Design Clinic, p. 20
camps - Recreation
preschool
Parent/Child Paint Party Classes, p. 21
WE LOVE KCE
KCE offers a wide variety of FUN
Sport Recreation & Enrichment Camps
ALL
Summer long!
For more info. check out our summer camp section of the book or our website:
www.kenstoncommunityed.org
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Register by calling (440) 543-2552, or
Seniors
NEW! INTERACTIVE LECTURE SERIES
NEW! “FEISTY, FEARLESS AND FABULOUS:
PRIVATE LIVES OF WOMEN IN(AND
SOMETIMES OUT OF!) THE WHITE HOUSE”
NEW! “MOVERS AND SHAKERS:
ROCKAFELLER, VANDERBILT, HEARST
AND KENNEDY”
Instructor: Susan Cannavino
Passion. Ambition. Betrayal. Infidelity. This is an entertaining,
informative and interactive seminar full of surprises. The
tabloids have nothing on these ladies!
“He was worth how much?” How did they do it? Wait
until you hear! This is an entertaining, informative and
interactive seminar worth its weight in gold! Move over
Trump!
Wednesday
A. March 30
2:00 - 3:00pm
Hamlet Village Club House
324 Hamlet Hills Drive
Fee: $15
Class #0915
Wednesday
B. April 27
2:00 - 3:00pm
Fee: $15
Class #0915
“Hamlet has everything we need.
Just like this hardware store!”
“First off, it’s affordable. You’re not locked in financially, like
with those entrance fee places. The Village close by is good.
And if my wife or I need extra care later, Hamlet’s got it.”
Quality of life.
Active retirement living
with award-winning,
continuing care services.
That’s why Hamlet Village
was voted Best of the East
for the five years in a row.
Come see for yourself.
Call today for a tour and
schedule of our art, health and
other enrichment events.
440-247-4676
200 Hamlet Hills Drive • Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
Phone: 440-247-4676 • hamletretirement.com
ACTIVE • ASSISTED • SKILLED NURSING
online at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
© 2014 Hamlet Village Retirement Community HAR-H-1
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Seniors
CHAIR YOGA
Monday Instructor: Jane Good
Friday Instructor: Barbara Smith/Sue Henry
Classes will focus on breathing and
relaxation techniques, gentle stretching
and strengthening postures while seated
in a chair, and from standing positions.
Final relaxation can be in a chair or lying on
a yoga mat with a pillow and a blanket.
Mondays, 6 Weeks
A. April 18 - May 16
B. May 23 - June 27
C. July 11 - August 8
Fridays, 6 weeks
D. April 1 - May 6
E. May 13 - June 17
F. June 24 - July 29
G. August 3 - September 9
10:00 - 11:00 am
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner of
Bainbridge Road and Route 306
Fee: $60 per session
Class #0905
aRTHRITIS fOUNDATION
tAI cHI FOR ACTIVE
SENIORS
Instructor: Bill Amato, AAC
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese art form that
incorporates relaxation and meditation
while exercising. Tai Chi exercise is
characterized by soft, slow , flowing
movements and deep breathing which
encourages Chi (energy flow) throughout
the body. Tai Chi may increase your range
of motion, and help improve your balance
as well as get rid of stress. This class is
suitable for anyone and can be adapted
to fit specific needs. The class can be
preformed seated or standing.
Tuesdays, 6 week sessions
A. April 5 - May 10
B. June 7 - July 12
11:15 - 12:00 pm
Class #0913
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GENTLE MAT YOGA
NEW! YOGA FOR BACK CARE
Instructor: Barbara Smith/Sue Henry
Instructor: Freia Ramsey
Gentle Mat Yoga will focus on centering,
breath work, gentle stretches and
yoga postures on your mat to increase
strength and flexibility. The class will
include guided meditation and deep
relaxation to bring balance to body,
mind and spirit.
This gentle and relaxing class facilitates
improvement in breathing, body
awareness and alignment. There is a
large focus on the health of the spine
and improvement of posture. You will
learn to apply yoga toward relieving
and healing specific health challenges.
Those include but are not limited to back
pain, scoliosis, sciatica, arthritis, high
blood pressure, fibromyalgia, anxiety,
depression, osteoporosis.
Friday, 6 Weeks
A. April 1 - May 6
B. May 13 - June 17
C. June 24 - July 29
D. August 3 - September 9
8:30 - 9:30 am
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner
of Bainbridge Road and Route 306
Class #0906
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. Senior
rate begins at age 60.
7 weeks
Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays A. February 22 - April 14
(no class 3/21, 3/22, 3/24)
B. April 18 - June 2 (no class 5/30)
C. June 6 - July 28 (no class 7/5)
8:30 - 9:30 am
Bainbridge Town Hall
17826 Chillicothe Rd.
Fee:
1 day/week
$33/non-senior; $28/Senior
2 days/week
3 days/week
Class #0604
6 weeks
A. Tuesday, June 7 - July 12
6:00 - 7:00pm
B. Saturday, June 11 - July 16
10:30 - 11:30am
Integral Life Center
539 E Washington St
Class #0656
aRTHRITIS fOUNDATION
Exercise Class
Instructor: Janet Kennedy, AAC
This class is an exciting exercise program
designed for adults living with arthritis and
for seniors. This class helps participants
improve their fitness level by increasing
flexibility, strength and endurance, while
protecting their joints from stress and
strain. Music and rhythm accompany
exercise techniques, which invigorate the
body, and stimulate the mind.
6 week sessions
A. Wednesdays, April 6 - May 11
B. Fridays, April 8 - May 13
C. Wednesdays, June 1 - July 6
D. Fridays, June 3 - July 8
E. Wednesdays, July 20 - August 24
F. Fridays, July 22 - August 26
9:00 - 9:30 am
Class #0912
Seniors
NEW! TRANSENDING GRIEF
WORKSHOP SERIES
NEW! Grief Support 101
Instructor: Joni Lucci
Through a combination of lecture, group
discussions, sharing, and experiential
activities this professionally led grief
support group is designed to help those
who have recently experienced the
death of a loved one survive and live
with their grief. Instructor, Joni Lucci, is
a licensed professional counselor with
expertise in grief counseling.
8 weeks
A. April 13 - June 1
B. June 8 - July 27
Wednesdays, 6:00 - 8:00pm
Kenston Middle School
Betty Patton Room
Class #0454
NEW! Walking Through
Grief
activities these professionally facilitated
workshops are designed to help those
who continue to struggle with the death
of a loved one, to transcend their grief.
The series focuses on 7 key areas that
influence one’s mental, physical, and
emotional well-being. The most common emotional challenges that are
concomitant with bereavement are
addressed.
This professionally led grief support
group will utilize walking and group discussion in the context of nature to help
those who have recently experienced
the death of a loved one survive, live
with, and transcend their grief.
Please bring a water bottle and wear
boots or shoes suitable for hiking.
Wednesdays
A. June 1 - July 13 (short session)
B. June 1 - August 31 (long session)
Saturdays
C. June 4 - July 16 (short session)
D. June 4 - August 27 (long session)
All classes 9:00 - 11:00am
South Chagrin Reservation Shelter
Fee: $90 for short session
$130 for long sessions
Class #0457
10 weeks
B. June 23 - August 25
Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:00pm
Kenston Middle School Room 203
Class #0455
St. John Funeral Home
SUPPORTS KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Greetings from the St. John Family
owners and operators since 1913
*Chuck, Lois, *Sue and *Chris St. John
ST. JOHN FUNERAL HOME
16381 CHILLICOTHE ROAD
BAINBRIDGE TWP.
440-708-1855
*Licensed
ST. JOHN FUNERAL HOME
923 BROADWAY AVE.
BEDFORD
440-232-1155
Offering the finest and most caring service to all faiths, nationalities and races
PRE-NEED FUNERAL PLANNING
www.stjohnfh.com
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Seniors
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
AQUATIC PROGRAM
WATERWALKING
NEW! AQUA FIT
The Arthritis Foundation Aquatic
Program incorporates the buoyancy
of water and the soothing warmth
of a heated pool to create an ideal
environment for relieving arthritis pain
and stiffness. Exercises focus on joint
flexibility and range of motion. Class is
held in the shallow area of the pool. No
swimming required. Class is ongoing and
can be joined at any time.
The water walking 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
provide a “no impact” form of exercise
that is safe for all levels of fitness,
including joint replacement recipients.
Class is presented in the shallow area,
no swimming ability required. Class is
ongoing and may be joined at anytime.
Total body workout using the water’s
resistance for cardio fitness, strength,
firming and toning.
8 visits of your choice
March 8 - May 19
Tuesdays and Thursdays
1:00 – 2:00 pm
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool
17260 Snyder Rd
Fee: $114 per eight visits
Class #0901
March 9 - May 20
Wednesdays and Fridays,
1:00 – 2:00 pm
17260 Snyder Rd
Class #0902
Instructor: Certified Arthritis Foundation
Aquatic Program Instructor
Instructor: CVAC Aquatics Instructor
Instructor: Penny Fortney
9 Classes
A. Tuesdays, March 1 - April 26
B. Thursdays, March 3 - April 28
5:30 - 6:30pm
The Wembley Club
8345 Woodberry Blvd, Chagrin Falls
Class #0647
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ee the Adult
section for
more programs
Don’t miss another moment
of life!!
Do you or someone you love:
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Feel that people mumble or don’t speak clearly?
Ask others to repeat themselves frequently?
Have difficulty hearing on the telephone?
Turn the volume up on the TV or radio?
Have trouble understanding in a group?
Have difficulty understanding when you cannot see the
speaker’s face?
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Avoid noisy places, social occasions or family gatherings
because you can’t hear?
If you answered YES to any of these questions, it would be a
good time to get your HEARING TESTED by a licensed audiologist TODAY
Diagnostic hearing tests
High quality hearing aids
Cerumen Management
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Audiologist, Owner
[email protected]
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HEARING SCREENING!
(440) 247-9999
512 E. Washington St. Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
INTRO TO DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
The future of photography is here and
I like it! So will you! If you have recently
switched to digital cameras or like taking
pictures with your phone, this class is
for you. I’ll 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
your questions and we’ll find answers.
3 Classes:
Wednesdays, March 9 - March 30
(no calss 3/23)
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $50
Class #0100
INTRO TO IMAGE EDITING
WITH PHOTOSHOP
We 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 Classes
April 6 - April 20
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $50
Class #0101
ORGANIZE YOUR
PHOTOGRAPHS
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 Classes: Wednesday May 4 - May 11
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $40
Class #0104
NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY
A WALK IN THE WOODS
Join Gary Newyear for stroll in the woods
capturing the wonders of nature.
While the focus will be on landscape and
close-up photography any and all questions on photographic technique are
welcome. We’ll meet at Beartown Park at
10 am and pop til you drop (or 12pm).
3 Classes AT BEARTOWN LAKES PARK
Saturdays, May 7, June 11 and August 6
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Fee: $50
Class #0108
Beginning Beekeeping
Workshop
Instructor: Dale Olson
This workshop is designed for people
who would like to get started in beekeeping, those who have had previous
beekeeping experience and want to get
back into beekeeping, or those who just
want to know more before taking the
plunge.Topics covered will include basic
honeybee biology, races of bees, package bees versus nucs and where to get
bees, how to start a hive, new and used
equipment, keeping bees in a residential setting, feeding, inspections, swarm
control, disease and pest management,
producing honey and other hive products and over wintering. Information on
package bees, nucs and equipment will
be available at the workshop.There will
be a follow-up meeting to show how to
install packaged bees into your hive at a
later date to be announced.
Thursday, April 14
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Kenston Middle School Art Room 231
Fee: $45 per family
Class #0110
Guitar lessons - Beginners and Advanced
Instructor: Tom Letizia
Tom specializes in a personal approach to each student’s musical needs and goals. Students can choose a personalized program from just learning how to play songs for fun at
home, working on being in a rock band or performing solo. Must own or rent guitar; $10
material fee for book. 8 yrs to adult welcome. Please contact the KCE office to set up your
1/2 hour time slot for this 5 week session.
5 week sessions
A. Mondays, March 7 - April 11 (no class 3/21)
B. Tuesdays, March 8 - April 12 (no Class 3/22)
C. Mondays, April 18 - May 16
D. Tuesdays, April 19 - May 17
E. Mondays, June 6 - July 11 (no class 7/4)
F. Tuesdays, June 7 - July 12 (no class 7/5)
G. Mondays, July 18 - August 15
H. Tuesdays, July 19 - August 16
Call KCE to view time availability and to
schedule your
1/2 hour lesson between 2:30 - 6:00 pm
Kenston Middle School Band Room
Fee: $100 per session plus
$12 material fee paid to instructor
as needed for books
Class #1467
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Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
NEW! STEP-BY-STEP PAINT PARTY
NEW! PARENT/CHILD PAINT PARTY
Join local artist Denyse Carbonell, as you follow along in a stepby-step lesson and paint your own 16” x 20” canvas with acrylic
paints. Take home your masterpiece that night. All ages
welcome. No experience or skills required.
Instructor, Denyse Carbonell, Artist at Heart.
one class
6:30-8:30pm
A. April 13
C. June 15
KMS Art Room 231
B. May 4
D. July 27
Fee: $30
Class #0115
A. Parent/Child - April 2
Join local artist and educator, Denyse Carbonell, as you work
together to recreate Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.” Price includes a
16 x 20 canvas and all art supplies; please dress your child
accordingly
B. Mommy and Me - May 7
Our Mommy and Me Classes are designed for parent and child
to create a 16 x 20 canvas painting together and take home
after your 90 minutes of painting. You have a choice theme of
a cupcake, flowers, butterfly or a ladybug. Our Mommy and Me
classes are a great way to spend a creative morning together
and have a beautiful keepsake in honor of Mother’s Day. No
experience required.
B. Daddy and Me - June 18
Our Daddy and Me Classes are designed for parent and child to
work together to create a 16x20 canvas painting. Your theme
choices that day will be dragonfly, hungry caterpillar, owl, or
fish. Our Daddy and Me classes are a great way to spend a creative morning together and have a beautiful keepsake in honor
of Father’s Day. No experience required.
NEW! AFTERNOON PAINT PARTY
Join local artist Denyse Carbonell, as you follow along in a stepby-step lesson and paint your own 16” x 20” canvas with acrylic
paints. Take home your masterpiece that day. All ages
welcome. No experience or skills required. Instructor, Denyse
Carbonell, Artist at Heart
one class
12:00-2:00pm
A. April 27 C. June 29
Auburn Town Hall,
B. May 25 D. July 27
11000 Washington Street
Auburn Township
Fee: $30
Class #0116
Saturdays
10:30 - 12:00pm
KIS Art Room
Fee: $30 per class
Class #1110
NEW! MOM’S NIGHT OUT PAINT PARTY
Join your girlfriends for a fun and unique experience away from
the kids. Local artist and experienced educator, Denyse Carbonell,
will lead you through creating a painted masterpiece, all while
you relax with a glass of wine. A 16 x 20 canvas and all paint supplies are included in the price. Denyse Carbonell, Artist at Heart
one class
A. April 5
6:30-8:30pm
Burntwood Tavern, Solon
Fee: $25.00
Class #0117
NEW! Exploring DRAWING
Watercolors - Beginning And Advanced
We will explore basic and some advanced watercolor techniques
along with color theory. Learn glazing, masking, wet brush, dry
brush, and types of papers to use. Challenge yourself to relax
while painting. Some watercolor supplies required. List will be
provided the first class.
7 Classes
Tuesday, March 29- May 10
7:00 - 9:00 pm
KMS Art Room 231
Fee: $70
Class #0111
This course focuses on the development of observational skills and drawing techniques, employing a wide range of drawing media including charcoal, graphite, conte, and ink. Students in this course will develop both technical abilities and creative responses to material
and subject matter. Basic portraiture will be a part of the class. No prior experience with drawing is required or expected.
4 Classes
Thursday, March 3 - March 31 (no class 3/24)
7:00 - 9:00 pm
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KMS Art Room 231
Fee: $45
Class #0113
Computers/Technology
INTRODUCING MICROSOFT OFFICE COMPUTER CLASSES
WITH ANTHONY SMITH
Anthony Smith is a retired teacher with 34 years of teaching experience. His
last 30 years of teaching was with the Shaker City School District in the areas
of Computer Science and Mathematics.
All classes held in KMS Room 122 Computer Lab from 6:00-8:00 pm
MICROSOFT WORD I
Want to make an invitation to a party you’re having? Do you have to write up a
memo for work? Need to write a formal letter? In this course, you will learn to grasp
the idea of Microsoft Word, its many features, and how it can help with everyday typing tasks. In addition to invitations, memos and letter, learn how create and edit any
Word document you want to use. We will be using Word 2007, but you may bring a
laptop with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a jump drive
Tuesday, March 8 and Thursday, March 10
Fee: $55
Class #0200
MICROSOFT WORD II
This advanced Word class goes into greater detail of the Words document editing
features. Well look at how to create standardized form documents, mailing labels,
incorporate photos within a document and create tables. We will be using Word
2007, but you may bring a laptop with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a
jump drive.
Tuesday, March 15 and Thursday, March 17
Fee: $55
Class #0201
MICROSOFT EXCEL I
Got bills that need money set aside? Having trouble keeping numbers straight in
your head for this month’s expenses? Want to keep track of your monthly household
budget or figure out what your upcoming budget is going to be? Let us teach you
how to have Microsoft Excel do all that for you. Microsoft Excel I will teach you how
to easily create and edit workbooks, spreadsheets, and formulas to effectively use
this powerful program - so you can leave the computing to the computer. We will
be using Excel 2007, but you may bring a laptop with a newer version if you wish.
Please bring a jump drive.
Tuesday, March 29 and Thursday March 31
Fee: $55
Class #0202
MICROSOFT EXCEL II
Comfortable with basics of spreadsheets? Excel II picks put where Excel I ends. Here
we take a closer look at how to do formulas and some of the other functions Excel
has to offer. Things like relative, absolute and mixed formulas along with filters and
forms you can use to easily sort your data. We will also show you how to integrate
information from an Excel spreadsheet with Word documents and introduce you to
the basics of Pivot Tables. We will be using Word 2007, but you may bring a laptop
with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a jump drive.
Tuesday, April 5 and Thursday, April 7
Class #0223
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Education, Leisure, Learn
Defensive Pistol
NRA Basic Pistol/Ohio Concealed Handgun License
Course (CCW)
Instructor: Bradley Kidd, Steadfast Defense
This course meets and exceeds what is required by the state of Ohio for acquiring a
Concealed Handgun License.
-Training is conducted by NRA Certified Instructors.
-This course is designed to instill the proper
knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary for the daily carry of a concealed firearm on
your person. Material and topics of discussion include:
-Handgun (semi-automatic & revolver) nomenclature
-Safe administrative handling
-Firearm & ammunition storage in the home
-Defensive shooting positions
-Handgun ready positions
-Fundamentals of marksmanship
-Malfunctions
-Firearm maintenance
-The legalities of self-defense
-Interacting with law enforcement
-Role of unarmed combatives & “in-fight weapons
access”
-Secondary defensive tools
-Students should provide at least 150 rounds of
ammunition and their own firearm (firearm rentals are available upon
request for $25) , eye and ear protection are required
-NO LIVE AMMUNITION IS TO BE BROUGHT INTO THE CLASSROOM.
* Included in tuition is a $75.00 deposit that will not be refunded if cancellation is
within 10 days of the scheduled class.
Sundays
A. March 13
B. April 24
C. May 15
Each Session is 1 day
Sunday Morning, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Auburn Town Hall 11000 Washington St,
Auburn Township, OH 44023
Sunday afternoon 3:00-5:00 pm
First Strike Sports
12375 Kinsman Rd., Newbury, OH 44065
$15 range fee due at class
Class #0805
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egister early
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This course is meant for anyone that is
new to using a handgun as a defensive
tool. Training will be conducted at an
outdoor range, where basic gun-handling
fundamentals and defensive skill-sets will
be practiced and reinforced with dry-fire
and live-drilling. You will need a reliable
semi-automatic handgun in calibers
.380 and up, a proper kydex or leather
holster made for the gun you carry (NO
NYLON, NO BLACKHAWK SERPA Holsters),
400 rounds of ammunition, ear and eye
protection reguired, appropriate clothing
for the season, and proper footwear.
Having a valid CHL/CCW License is a
prerequisite to attend this course.
Maximum capacity is 12 shooters.
Saturday, July 30
8:00 - 4:00pm
AA Shooting Range
12006 Fenstermaker Rd,
Garrettsville, OH 44231
Fee: $150
Class #0806
Foundation of personal
Protection
This self-defense course provides the
foundation of personal protection skills that
are necessary for dealing with a criminal
assault in a weapons-based environment.
Topics to be covered and trained will be
pre-emptive striking, dealing with ambush
attacks, vertical entanglement, and
ground-fighting. The concept of the course
material will revolve around employing our
unarmed skills to satisfy the necessary timing
and opportunity requirements to successfully
get to our weapons/defensive tools amidst
the chaos of a criminal assault in a weaponsbased environment.
1 day classes
Sunday, March 20
9:00 - 5:30pm
Auburn Town Hall
Fee: $125
#0809
BASIC DOG
OBEDIENCE
INTERMEDIATE DOG
OBEDIENCE
ADVANCED DOG
OBEDIENCE
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
three 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.
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. 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.
Previous ‘Intermediate Dog Obedience’ is
required. This class is for the owner who
is wants their dog to perform beyond
the basic level or is considering showing
in AKC competitive events. Emphasis
will be on improving basic skills, and
introduction to AKC Rally and AKC competitive obedience. Dogs should have
working knowledge of sit stay, down
stay, and heeling on leash. Class will
include students of various training skills.
This class is for the owner who wants to
continue beyond basic obedience.
Instructor: Richard DiMarco
7 classes
A. Thursdays, March 10 - April 28
(no class 3/24)
B. Thursdays, May 12 - June 23
6:45 - 7:45 pm
Chagrin Falls Armory
7600 E. Washington
Class #0412
7 classes
(no class 3/22)
B. Tuesdays, May 10 - June 21
6:45 - 7:45 pm
7600 E. Washington
Class #0413
WINE, WOMEN AND WHEELS
7 classes
(no class 3/24)
B. Thursdays, May 12 - June 23
8:00 - 9:00 pm
7600 E. Washington
Class #0415
Instructor: Frank Lanza
Come and Learn from The Experts! Frank Lanza of
Highway Garage and Auto Body will take you through
and explain the “Five Things You Should Know About Your
Vehicle” Topics to include:
EMERGENCY – How to handle a breakdown on the road.
COLLISION – What do you do first? How do you navigate
your insurance and get what you deserve?
TIRES – How do I choose the right tires for the best value?
Where do I buy them from? How do I maintain them?
SERVICE – What is the proper Maintenance Schedule to
follow? What are my car’s warranties?
RENTALS – What you do and do not need when renting a
car.
Frank will walk you through all of this and answer any
questions you may have.
1 class
A. May 5
B. August 4
Thursday, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Highway Garage and Auto Body
8410 East Washington, Chagrin Falls
Fee: FREE
Class #0420
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NEW! Grief Support 101
activities this professionally led grief
support group is designed to help those
who have recently experienced the
death of a loved one, survive and live
with their grief. Instructor, Joni Lucci, is
a licensed professional counselor with
expertise in grief counseling.
8 weeks
B. June 8 - July 27
KMS Betty Patton Room
Class #0454
NEW! TRANSENDING
Divorce
activities this professionally led support group is designed to help people
reconcile the painful feelings caused by
divorce and begin the recovery process
toward creating a fulfilling and rewarding life. The most common emotional
challenges that are concomitant with
divorce are addressed.
8 weeks
B. June 7 - July 26
Tuesdays, 6:00 - 8:00pm
Class #0456
12
NEW! TRANSENDING GRIEF
WORKSHOP SERIES
activities these professionally facilitated
workshops are designed to help those
who continue to struggle with the death
of a loved one, to transcend their grief.
The series focuses on 7 key areas that
influence one’s mental, physical, and
emotional well-being. The most common emotional challenges that are
concomitant with bereavement are
addressed.
10 weeks
Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:00pm
KMS Room 203
Class #0455
Does your child struggle with “temper
tantrums,” routines, down time, transitions, etc. that leave you questioning
what to do? Learn to understand your
child’s behavior and how to design an
effective intervention that works for your
child and family. This interactive class is
designed to equip you with skills to
better understand and help your child
with special needs.
Stacy Cianciolo is a Board Certified
Behavior Analyst with a master’s degree
in educational psychology. She has been
working with children with challenging
behaviors for 14 years.
1 class
April 9
Saturday, 9:00 - 12:00pm
Fee: $45
Class #0458
NEW! Walking Through
Grief
NEW! UNDERSTANDING
YOUR CHILD’S BEHAVIOR
This professionally led grief support
group will utilize walking and group discussion in the context of nature to help
those who have recently experienced
the death of a loved one survive, live
with, and transcend their grief.
Please bring a water bottle and wear
boots or shoes suitable for Hiking.
Wednesdays
A. June 1 - July 13 (short session)
B. June 1 - August 31 (long session)
Saturdays
C. June 4 - July 16 (short session)
D. June 4 - August 27 (long session)
All classes 9:00 - 11:00am
South Chagrin Reservation Shelter
Fee: $90 for short session
$130 for long sessions
Class #0457
NEW! BEHAVIOR BASICS
Instructor: Stacy Cianciolo
From talking back to sibling rivalries,
from morning routines to homework and
everything in between, our children’s
behavior can drive us crazy. Come learn
some tricks of the trade to make those
phases shorter and simpler. Participants
will learn how to understand their child’s
behavior and to implement evidence
based strategies to promote positive
changes at home and school.
Stacy Cianciolo is a Board Certified
Behavior Analyst with a master’s degree
in educational psychology. She has been
working with children with challenging
behaviors for 14 years.
1 class
April 16
Fee: $45
Class #0459
NEW! Adult/pediatric
cpr/aed
Instructor: Jane Silverblatt
American Red Cross CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and AED (automated external defibrillator) course for
the workplace, communities,schools,
individuals, and families, CPR/AED trains
participants to respond to breathing
and cardiac emergencies until advanced
medical personnel takes over.
Instructor is a certified American Red
Cross instructor and a Registered Nurse
with 25+ years experience in Critical Care
1 class
A. April 21
B. June 9
Thursday, 5:30 - 9:00pm
Class #0440
NEW! first aid
This is an American Red Cross conducted
First Aid course. Participates will be able
to recognize symptoms of a heart attack,
stroke and diabetic emergencies,
recognize sudden illnesses, learn how to
control external bleeding, and treat
injuries involving muscles, bones, and
joints. Instructor is a certified American
Red Cross instructor and a Registered
Nurse with 25+ years experience in
Critical Care.
1 class
A. April 14
B. May 12
C. July 14
Thursday, 6:00 - 9:00pm
KMS Library
Class #0441
NEW! basic life support
for the healthcare
provider
Basic Life Support for the Healthcare
Provider course is to insure that
individuals with a duty to respond
(public safety professionals and
healthcare providers) have the requisite
knowledge and skills to care for patients
who are experiencing respiratory arrest,
cardiac arrest, and airway obstruction.
The emphasis is on providing high-quality care intregrating psychomotor skills
with the skills of critical thinking,problem
solving and team dynamics to achieve
the best possible outcomes.
1 class
A. March 15
B. May 17
C. June 14
D. July 12
Tuesday, 5:30 - 9:00pm
KMS Library
Betty Patton Room
Class #0442
NEW! INTERACTIVE LECTURE SERIES
NEW! “FEISTY, FEARLESS AND FABULOUS:
PRIVATE LIVES OF WOMEN IN (AND
SOMETIMES OUT OF!) THE WHITE HOUSE”
NEW! “MOVERS AND SHAKERS:
ROCKAFELLER, VANDERBILT, HEARST
AND KENNEDY”
Passion. Ambition. Betrayal. Infidelity. This is an entertaining,
informative and interactive seminar full of surprises. The
Tabloids have nothing on these ladies!
“He was worth how much?” How did they do it? Wait
until you hear! This is an entertaining, informative and
interactive seminar worth its weight in gold! Move over
Trump!
Wednesday
A. March 30
2:00 - 3:00pm
Fee: $15
Class #0915
Wednesday
B. April 27
2:00 - 3:00pm
Fee: $15
Class #0915
13
Intensive Conversational INTENSIVE CONVERSATIONAL
Spanish Basic II
SPANISH INTERMEDIATE I
Instructor: Paula Garcia and Libia Zapata
This class emphasizes a functional conversational use of Spanish, by native Spanish
speakers teachers. This course focuses
on the need to understand and use the
fundamentals of the language on a daily
basis. We place special attention on spoken
communication using Spanish as much as
possible, limiting the use of English to the
instances when it is necessary to move the
class along. Our goal is to help you acquire
functional skills for most common situations, as well as a better understanding of
the Hispanic culture. We meet twice a week
to give you more opportunities to practice
while the information is still fresh in your
brain.
10 classes
Mondays and Thursdays
A. March 7 - April 14
(no class 3/21, 3/24)
7:00 - 8:30pm
KMS Room 202
Fee: $140
Class #0433
Instructor: Paula Garcia and Libia Zapata
Taught by native Spanish speaking
teachers, the main goal of this course
is to improve your conversational skills
through active, responsible participation
in discussions, role play exercises and
oral presentations. Meeting twice a week
we seek to build your oral proficiency
at the intermediate level. Reading
comprehension, writing and listening are
practiced in class always with a focus on
an intuitive, practical use of the language
10 Classes
Monday & Thursday
KMS Room 202
7:00 - 8:30pm
Class #0434
Getting Started with
Medicare
Instructor: 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.
A. Wednesday, March 30
B. Thursday, May 5
C. Wednesday, June 8
6:30 - 8:00 pm
KMS Room 201
Fee: $15
Class #0504
PRIVATE SPANISH LESSONS
Ages 5 and up
Instructors: Paula García
One-on-one Spanish instruction by a native Spanish speaker teacher. Whether working with kids or adults, Paula tailors her classes
to meet the student’s personal or professional goals and interests, selecting conversation topics, vocabulary and materials to address
their specific needs. If you are studying Spanish for work reasons, classes will incorporate job-specific vocabulary and conversation
topics relevant to your profession. Preparing for a trip to a Spanish-speaking country? Classes will cover the culture and history of
the place you are visiting, and you will learn local terminology and travel vocabulary. For a child class the idea is to introduce
Spanish in a fun and interactive way.
All levels welcome. Children ages 5-18 and adults ages 18 and up.
5 class pass
A. March 1 - August 31
Call the KCE Office to arrange class time that works for Instructor and student
Kenston Campus
Fee: Children 1/2 hour lessons $125
Adult 1 hour lessons $250
Class #0430
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Health, Fitness, Dance
Reiki I Training
NEW! AQUA FIT
Reiki II Training
Instructor: Polly Manke
firming and toning.
Reiki is a Japanese energy healing
technique that promotes health &
well-being, relieves stress, promotes
deep relaxation, speeds healing, and
reduces pain. Learn to use this energy in
your everyday life to support yourself,
and to offer support to friends and
family. At the end of this class, you
will be certified as a first degree Reiki
practitioner. Dress comfortably & bring
journal, pen, and a snack. Class size is
limited, register early.
Reiki II is a form of healing energy that is
completely natural and available to all.
It promotes health & wellbeing, relieves
stress, promotes deep relaxation, speeds
healing, and reduces pain. This training
builds on the skills from Reiki I, as well as
new skills of beaming, scanning and an
introduction to the chakras. Learn thru
lecture, discussion, sharing, meditation,
and experience. Participants will receive
second-degree Reiki attunement and
Reiki II symbols. Upon completion of
the course, participants will receive a
Reiki II certificate.
One Day Class
Friday, March 18
9:00 - 3:00pm
Burns Lindow Building, Bainbridge
Fee: $120
Class #0687
9 Classes
5:30 - 6:30pm
The Wembley Club
Class #0647
One Day Class
Saturday, March 12
10:00 - 4:00pm
Bainbridge Location TBD - Call KCE office
for more information
Fee: $120
Class #0686
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. Senior
rate begins at age 60.
7 Weeks
Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays A. February 22 - April 14
(no class 3/21, 3/22, 3/24)
B. April 18 - June 2 (no class 5/30)
C. June 6 - July 28 (no class 7/5)
8:30 - 9:30 am
Fee:
1 day/week
2 days/week
3 days/week
Class #0604
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AQUAFUSION
Instructor: Nancy Schmidt, Certified
Personal Trainer, Chagrin Valley Athletic
Club
All new water workout once 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 lbs. weights, then deep water
jogging with belts and weights. Also
kickboxing and stretching components.
Exercises that are normally done in the
gym will be done in the water.
8 Visits of your choice
A. March 8 - May 21
B. May 24 - August 13
Tuesdays, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Saturdays, 8:30 - 9:30 am
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club
17260 Snyder Rd..
Fee: $88
Class #0646
WATER AEROBICS
Instructor: CVAC Aquatics Instructor
This class combines cardio and muscle
strengthening with the buoyancy and
low impact in a water environment.
Varying depths provide different levels of
intensity for a complete aerobic workout.
Class is ongoing and may be joined at
any time. Attend any of the following.
Tuesdays and Fridays
A. March 8 - May 20
9:00 - 10:00 am
17260 Snyder Rd.
Class #0903
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BODY SCULPTING™
Instructor: Body Sculpting™ by Exterior Designs, Inc., Certified Instructor
This results-oriented Body Sculpting workout is designed to sculpt and tone
muscles,strengthen your core, improve your strength and flexibility using a set
of 5lbs. dumbbells. Have fun while boosting your metabolism and get fit fast!
Bring a set of 5-pound dumbbells, exercise mat, and stretch band to class.
Accommodates all ages and fitness levels.
8 Classes
Mondays and Wednesdays
A. March 16 - April 20 (no class 3/21,3/23, 3/28)
B. April 27 - May 23
C. June 1 - June 27
D. July 6 - JAugust 1
E. August 3 - August 29
7:00 - 8:00 pm
KIS & TES - See KCE website for exact location
Class #0606
Mini-Barre
Mondays Only - 8 weeks
F. May 9 - July 11 (no class 5/30 & 7/4)
G. July 25 -September 19 (no class 9/5)
9:45 - 10:45 am
Class #0606
Instructor: Body Sculpting™ by Exterior
Designs, Inc., Certified Instructor
Wednesdays and Fridays - 8 classes
H. March 16- April 15 (no class 3/23, 3/25)
I. April 22 - May 18
J. May 25 - June 17
K. June 24 - July 20
L. July 27 - August 19
9:00 -10:00 am
Class #0606
This ballet inspired class consists of 30
minutes of exercises done at the barre.
This class format focuses on trimming
your hips, lifting your derriere, toning
your legs, strengthening your core, and
improving your flexibility. No dance
experience is needed to enjoy this class.
Very different from Body Sculpting, this
is a great class to be taken alone or in
combination with our Body Sculpting
program. No weights are used in this
class.
Wednesdays and Fridays - 8 classes
A. March 16- April 15 (no class 3/23, 3/25)
C. May 25 - June 17
D. June 24 - July 20
E. July 27 - August 19
10:00 -10:30 am
Class #0610
MORNING YOGA
BEACH YOGA
Bring balance back to a busy life with
Vinyasa Flow yoga! Vinyasa yoga is an
athletic practice that unifies the breath
with the movement of the body, building an internal, cleansing heat that
releases tension and anxiety. The result is
a calm, quiet mind, and a strong, healthy
body! Suitable for all. Purchase an 8 visit
pass. Attend anytime.
Yoga on the beach! What a beautiful way
to start the day. The beach is shaded at
this hour of the day and the lake is quiet
and still. Stretch and move and breathe
your way into feelings of peace and ease.
Bring a large blanket, rug or tarp for
under your yoga mat. Class is cancelled
when it’s raining and will be made up in
August. Location: Lake Lucerne Beach. 7
classes of your choice.
Learn holistic tools for self-care, so life
can be more joyful, connected, & fulfilling. This class is a gentle, meditative
style of yoga, infused with philosophy,
breath awareness and spirit. We end
with an extended deep relaxation.
Numerous studies on the use of yoga to
support a whole host of conditions indicate a regular mind-body-spirit practice
is an essential component to a happy,
healthy, balanced, life. This is an ongoing class, you can purchase 7 classes and
attend anytime.
Instructor: Claire Wilson
Ongoing Class
A. March 1 - May 19
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30 - 10:45 am
Auburn Town Hall
Fee: $80 for an 8 visit pass
Class #0655
NEW! AQUA FIT
Ongoing
Fridays, June 3 - August 26
8:30 - 9:30 am
Lake Lucerne Beach
Fee: $80 for 7 classes
Class #0680
firming and toning.
Ongoing
Tuesdays, March 8 - May 31
9:00 - 10:15 am
Federated Family Life Center
Fee: $80 for a 7 class pass
Class #0681
Gentle Yoga in the
Labyrinth Garden
9 Classes
5:30 - 6:30pm
The Wembley Club
Class #0647
BODY
SCULPTING
yoga~spirit~renewal
BARRE
FX
Other area class locations:
NOVELTY- Fairmount Center
Barre FX- Barre workout classes!
Mon 9:00 am, Wed & Fri 8:45 am
Senior Barre FX - Tue & Thu 1:30pm
Body Sculpting- Sat 9:30 am, Wed & Fri 10 am
SOLON Community Church
Ground yourself in nature. Experience
yoga OUTDOORS as it awakens all of the
senses in the beauty and fragrance of
the gardens, listening to chirping birds,
trickling waters and dancing leaves. This
class is appropriate for beginners and
continuing students desiring to stay with
a gentle practice of yoga. This is one of
the sweet treats of summer.
6 Classes
Tuesdays, June 7 - July 12
8:30 - 9:30am
Federated Family Life Center
Fee: $68
Class #0682
Body Sculpting
Tue & Thu 5:25-6:25 PM
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LIVE RADIANTLY:
EAT WELL, FEEL WELL
Make 2016 your healthiest year yet!
“Let food be thy medicine and medicine
be thy food” ~ Hippocrates, the father of
modern medicine
Do the choices about “what’s healthy” ever
overwhelm you?
Have you been told you have an
autoimmune disease and there’s no
treatment? I have.
Do you consider yourself a healthy eater
but you still feel lousy, have low energy
and have trouble sleeping, fatigue easily,
and ache all the time? I did!
Have you been told your blood tests are all
normal and you’re healthy? But you don’t
feel healthy? Yup, this one too.
I have an inherent knowledge in the power
of food as medicine. And over the years
I’ve lived and practiced what I believe and
now, I know (not just a belief anymore) …
We have the power to affect our health
and well-being through diet and lifestyle
choices. But how do you sort through the
myriad of information available?
In this 5 part series we’ll address:
• The choices that really work
• Tuning in to subtle energy to access your
own inner guidance system. Your body’s
wisdom & your own experience, are the
best teachers …
• What’s healthy for one might not be
healthy for another!
• Strategies for choosing the right foods to
feel great
• Learn about resources to support you in
taking charge of your Health & Wellness,
holistically!
• Experiencing the support of a learning
community to make sustainable change
that’s right for YOU to Live Radiantly!
5 Classes
A. March 30 - April 27
Wednesdays, 7:00-8:30pm
Fee: $135
Class #0626
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NEW! YOGA FOR BACK CARE
This gentle and relaxing class facilitates
6 Weeks
A. Tuesday, June 7 - July 12
6:00 - 7:00pm
B. Saturday, June 11 - July 16
10:30 - 11:30am
539 E Washington St
Class #0656
NEW! YOGA Therapy private session
Join us for Private Yoga Sessions. This
gentle and relaxing session facilitates
You can purchase as many sessions
as you would like. Call the KCE Office
for the contact information to set up a
time that is convenient for you and the
instructor.
Ongoing
539 E Washington St
Fee: $70 per individual session
Class #0657
STREGNTH, FLEXIBILITY
AND YOGA (now Saturday &
Monday)
Instructor: Sandy Grubich
Find your strength through this body
weight workout. This class is designed
to use the best elements of a yoga class,
and the most effective fitness
techniques. Everyone, first time beginners, to the experienced, will gain
strength, flexibility, clarity of mind and
relieve stress. Health benefits also
include, 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. Moving
with your body weight is natural and
functional. 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,
water, and your commitment to a
stronger healthier you!
5 Classes
Saturday
A. March 12 - April 16 (no class 3/26)
9:00 - 10:00 am
Kenston Intermediate School Cafeteria
Monday
E. April 4 - May 23 Fee: $80 (8 weeks)
F. May 9 - June 13 (no class 5/30)
G. July 11- August 8
H. August 15 - September 19
(no class 9/5)
10:00 - 11:00am
Auburn Town Hall
Fee: $50 per session unless noted
Class #0650
NEW! Meditations for
the soul
Instructor: David Ramsey
Come, join us on Wednesday evenings
in a community of intention to lift our
spirits and to lift the spirits of the world!
Each Wednesday will be different.
Styles of meditation will be introduced,
discussed and practiced. Focuses will be
on, but not limited to, Mindfulness, Yoga
Nidra, Guided, Vipassana, and Singing
Bowl Meditations.
6 Weeks
A. Wednesdays, June 8 - July 13
6:00 - 7:00pm
539 E Washington St
Class #0657
CHAIR YOGA
GENTLE MAT YOGA
Classes will focus on breathing and
relaxation techniques, gentle stretching
and strengthening postures while seated
in a chair, and from standing positions.
Final relaxation can be in a chair or lying on
a yoga mat with a pillow and a blanket.
Gentle Mat Yoga will focus on centering,
breath work, gentle stretches and
yoga postures on your mat to increase
strength and flexibility. The class will
include guided meditation and deep
relaxation to bring balance to body,
mind and spirit.
Monday Instructor: Jane Good
Friday Instructor: Barbara Smith/Sue Henry
Mondays, 6 Weeks
B. May 23 - June 27
Fridays, 6 weeks
D. April 1 - May 6
E. May 13 - June 17
F. June 24 - July 29
G. August 3 - September 9
10:00 - 11:00 am
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner of
Bainbridge Road and Route 306
Class #0905
Ballroom Dancing
The Fun, Healthy
and Exciting Way
to Exercise
Call Your Friends
and Start Your Own
Private Class With
Master Teacher
Ballroom Dance & Etiquette Programs
(3 to 6 couples)
216.831.5463
www.DickBlake.com
Instructor: Barbara Smith/Sue Henry
Friday, 6 Weeks
A. April 1 - May 6
B. May 13 - June 17
C. June 24 - July 29
8:30 - 9:30 am
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner
of Bainbridge Road and Route 306
Class #0906
FIRST FRIDAY SWING DANCES
(For singles or couples)
Instructor: 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 month:
Lesson 8:00 - 9:00
March 4
Dance 9:00-11:30
April 1
Admission:
May 6
$10 per Adult
June 3
$8 per student with ID
July 1
No pre-registration
August 5
Pay at the Door
Class #0633
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Adult Recreation & Sports
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.
7 classes
A. April 4 - May 16
B. June 6 - July 25 (no class 7/4)
Mondays, 7:00 - 8:25pm
KMS Cafeteria
Class #0700
NEW! NEOOC COURSE
DESIGN CLINIC
NEW! ORIENTEERING FOR
BEGINNERS
Instructor: Bob Boltz & Andreas Johansson
of Northeast Ohio Orienteering Club
Instructor: From Northeast Ohio
Orienteering Club
Orienteering mapping and course
design clinic that will focus on both
theory and application of course design,
the practical and technical aspects of
designing courses using software, and
setting courses. For experienced
orienteers only. Bring your own Laptop
if desired.
Join us to learn more about the sport
of orienteering, and learn how to use a
map and compass to navigate around
the campus, while getting some exercise.
We’ll provide instruction and guidance,
and have all levels of courses available,
from white to red. Map included /compass for loan.
Saturday, February 27
9:00 - 4:00pm
KIS Computer Lab and Kenston Campus
Fee: $10
Class #0425
Sunday, March 13
12:00 - 4:00pm
Fee $15
Class #1427
COED RECREATIONAL
VOLLEYBALL
Instructor: Matt Blowers
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 9-10:30. You
choose to attend one or two days.
A. March 7 - May 23
(no class 3/21, 3/23, 3/28)
Mondays and/or Wednesdays,
9:00 - 10:30 pm
TESGym
KMS Gym - 3/14, 4/11, 4/13, 4/18, 5/9,
5/18, 5/23, 6/20, 7/18, 8/15
Fee: One Day $55
Two Days $75
Class #0718
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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!
Tuesdays, March 1 - May 24
8:30 – 10:00 pm (no class 3/22)
Kenston Middle School Gym
Drop in fee: $5 per week
Class #0711
PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINIC
Instructor: TJ Tabor, Jake Kruegel & Staff
ADULT LEARN TO PLAY GOLF
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-Etiquette
and rules
6 classes
A. Tuesday, April 5- May 10
B. Wednesday, April 6 - May 11
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Golf Dome, 8198 E. Washington St.
Fee: $118
Class #0712
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 course play and
contests are done in our golf course
simulators! Fee includes both parent and
child.
6 classes
A. Thursday, April 7 - May 12
6:00 - 7:00pm
Fee: $176
Class #0756
Preschool
KCE has teamed up with Local Artist Denyse Carbonell. Denyse is an graduate from The Cleveland Institute of Art and has
her Masters in Art Education from CWRU. Teaching Art in Cleveland for the past 20 years, she teaches students of all ages
with no experience or skills.
NEW! PARENT/CHILD PAINT PARTY
A. Parent/Child - April 2
Join local artist and educator, Denyse Carbonell, as you work together to recreate Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.” Price includes a
16 x 20 canvas and all art supplies; please dress your child accordingly
B. Mommy and Me - May 7
Our Mommy and Me Classes are designed for parent and child to create a 16 x 20 canvas painting together and take home after
your 90 minutes of painting. You have a choice theme of a cupcake, flowers, butterfly or a ladybug. Our Mommy and Me classes
are a great way to spend a creative morning together and have a beautiful keepsake in honor of Mother’s Day. No experience
required.
B. Daddy and Me - June 18
Our Daddy and Me Classes are designed for parent and child to work together to create a 16x20 canvas painting. Your theme
choices that day will be dragonfly, hungry caterpillar, owl, or fish. Our Daddy and Me classes are a great way to spend a creative
morning together and have a beautiful keepsake in honor of Father’s Day. No experience required.
Saturdays
10:30 - 12:00pm
KIS Art Room
Fee: $30 per class
Class #1110
TIGER CUBS GOLF CLINIC
Ages 4 - 7 years
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 Classes
A. Mondays, April 4 - May 9
4:30 - 5:00pm
B. Wednesdays, April 6 - May 11
4:00 - 4:30pm
The Golf Dome
Class #1753
TIGER 2’S GOLF
Ages 5 - 7 years
A review of the fundamentals covered in
the Cub program with new more
challenging games and drills to keep
your Tiger progressing. Must have gone
through the Tiger Cub program.
6 Classes
Wednesdays, April 6 - May 11
4:30 - 5:00 pm
The Golf Dome
Class #1754
KCE offers a wide
variety of FUN
Sport
Recreation &
Enrichment
Camps
ALL
Summer long!
For more info check
out our summer
camp section of the
book or our website.
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MOM / DAD & TOTNASTICS
Ages18 months – 3 years
Instructor: Chery Bessette
This class is designed in a semi-structured, non-competitive atmosphere.
You and your child will learn the basic
gymnastic skills and movement patterns
on small and larger scale equipment.
This class will help facilitate your child’s
gross motor skills and language development using shapes, colors, and numbers
through games and creative play and
will also give your child the opportunity
to interact with others. Have fun helping
your child through the different obstacle
courses set up each week using the
gymnastics equipment along with balls,
hoops & tunnels. Dress: exercise apparel
and cotton socks/slippers.
PRE-GYMNASTICS I
Ages 3 - 4½ years
This class will emphasize learning
movement patterns of gymnastics and
gymnastic skills which will help them
increase their body awareness in space.
We always incorporate learning colors,
numbers, and shapes in a fun and caring
atmosphere. Learn basic tumbling skills
such as cartwheels, handstands, and
rolls, plus balance beam, vault, bars, and
gymnastic obstacle courses with ladders
and tunnels. With a positive and fun
approach for developing strength and
coordination that is needed for beginner
gymnastic skills
A. Saturday, March 26 - May 21
1:15 - 2:00 pm
Fee: $128 (9 weeks)
B. Mondays, June 13 - July 11
11:00 - 11:45 am
Fee: $68 (5 weeks)
Chery’s Gymnastics,
9943 E. Washington
Class #1142
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A. Saturday, March 26-May 21
10:00-10:45am
Fee: $128 (9 weeks)
B. Mondays, June 13 - July 11
10:00 - 10:45 am
Fee: $68 (5 weeks)
Chery’s Gymnastics
9943 E. Washington St
Class #1136
PRE-GYMNASTICS II
Ages 4½ -7 years
Class will emphasize learning movement patterns of gymnastics and skills
which will help them increase their body
awareness. Learn basic tumbling skills
such as cartwheels, handstands, and
rolls, while using smaller scale equipment such as balance beams, vault, and
bars, to help acquire skills quickly and
safely. A positive and fun approach in
developing strength and coordination
that is needed for gymnastic skills.
9 weeks
Saturday, March 26 - May 21
2:00 - 3:00pm
Chery’s Gymnastics,
9943 E. Washington St
Fee: $138
Class #1144
Preschool
START SMART ALL SPORT:
BE A GOOD SPORT
START SMART BASEBALL
Ages 3 - 5 years
Instructor: Matt Cianciolo
Join “Coach Cianciolo” in this five week instructional program that prepares children
ages 3-5 for organized tee ball and baseball in a FUN, non-threatening environment.
Parents (under the direction of the Start Smart instructor), will work one-on-one with
their child while learning a variety of baseball skills: throwing, catching, batting,
running/agility. The program uses age appropriate, kid-friendly equipment. It
incorporates fun games and drills to teach effective baseball mechanics and enhance
motor skills, while building confidence and enthusiasm in the sport of baseball.
Children should bring their own baseball glove (age and size appropriate) to each
session. All other equipment provided.
5 Classes
Saturdays, June 4 - July 9 (no class 7/2)
9:00 - 9:45 am
River Road Park Baseball field 1
Fee: $60
Class #1150
START SMART SOCCER
Ages 3 - 5 Years
Instructor: Matt Cianciolo
Join “Coach Cianciolo” in this six-week
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 kidfriendly 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.
6 classes
Saturdays, April 16 - May 21
9:00 - 10:00 am
Gardiner ELC
Fee: $70
Class #1160
Ages 3 - 5 years
Instructor: Jennifer Ingram
Join “Coach Jen” in this four week
program that will touch on a different
sport each week. Children (ages 3-5) to
participate in a FUN, non-threatening
environment. Basketball, soccer and
football are some of the sports we will
enjoy by going over the basics and
introducing the concept of practicing to
improve. Additionally, through out the
program we will be talking and learning
about the importance of being a Good
Sport!
4 Classes
B. Wednesdays, June 1 - June 22
6:00 - 6:45 pm
Gardiner ELC
Fee: $50
Class #1987
Fun Water Adventures!
Water Babies
Increase your child’s water
awareness and swim skills for a
positive family experience.
Private Red Cross
Swimming Lessons
Six one-half hour private lessons
to fit your families schedule.
Group lessons also available.
Great for children & adults.
Red Cross
Lifeguarding Class
Training includes CPR for
professional lifeguard, first-aid, and
lifeguard training. All books & equipment provided.
Water Aerobics
Cardio and muscle strengthen in a no impact environment
All classes ongoing with a variety of times available.
Call soon as classes fill up. For more information
and prices call 440.543.5141 ext. 143.
These programs are open to members and non-members.
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GROUP SWIM LESSONS
WATERBABIES
Ages 3 - 12 years
Instructor: Jake Morrison CVAC Aquatics Instructor
Ages 6 months - 3 years
Instructor: Jake Morrison CVAC Aquatics
The American red Cross Learn to Swim program is a progressive learning
experience designed to develop personal safety in, on and around the water. Level
1 - water adjustment, submersion and floating. Level 2 - primary skills locomotion and
beginning breathing. Level 3 - beginning strokes, front and back crawl, elementary and
breaststroke. Level 4 - stroke refinement, all six strokes and diving.
Level 1
Tuesdays - 5:30 - 6:00pm
Thursdays - 5:30 - 6:00pm
Saturdays - 3:00 - 3:30pm
Sundays - 12:30 -1:00pm
Level 3
Sundays - 1:30 - 2:00pm
Level 2
Sundays - 1:00 - 1:30pm
Level 4
Thursdays - 6:00 to 6:30 pm
Sundays - 2:00 - 2:30pm
Lessons are ongoing
A. March 8 - May 29 (no class 3/22, 3/24, 3/26, 3/27)
B. June 7 - August 13 (no class 7/4)
17260 Snyder Rd, Bainbridge
Class #1760
This class is for children 6 months to 36
months and their adult family members.
Waterbabies teaches parents techniques
that help their child adjust to the water,
and learn some beginning swimming
skills. This class is an enjoyable experience for all, and it can also be used as a
preparation for progressive swimming
lessons.
6 class pass
A. March 9 - May 20
(no class 3/23. 3/25)
Classes offered both Wednesday and
Friday 10:00 - 10:30am.
17260 Snyder Rd
Fee: $120 for a 6 class pass
Class #1170
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PARENT/CHILD
ROLLER SKATING
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 classes
1:30 -2:15 pm
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Class #1113
PEE WEE INDOOR SOCCER
SKILLS
Ages 3 – 6 years
Coach: Dennis Weyn
Have your child get off on the right
foot learning 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 is open to
boys and girls
6 Weeks
A. Thursdays, April 7 - May 12
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Gardiner Early Learning Center
(class will go outside weather permitting)
Fee: $109
Class #1128
ICE SKATING FOR TOTS
Ages 3 - 6 years
Instructor: The Pond Staff
Basic beginner Ice Skating for Tots ages
3-6 at The Pond. 30 minutes of
instruction, practice time to 2pm. Gliders and helmets included. Skate rental
available for $20/ 8 class session
8 classes
A. Friday, March 4 - April 22
Fee: $105
5 Classes
B. Friday, April 29 - May 27
Fee $70
12:00 - 2:00pm
The Pond, E. Washington Street
Class #1114
YOUNG HOOPSTERS CAMP
Ages 4 - 7 years
Instructor: Gary Love
The Young Hoopsters Camp is organized
and run by Gary Love, who specializes in
teaching the fundamentals of basketball:
shooting, passing and ball handling. Gary
is gifted in teaching small children,
bringing out the best in them while
making the program fun and exciting!
A. Monday - Thursday, June 13 - 16
B. Monday - Thursday, August 1 - 4
10:00 - 11:30 am
KISGym
Class #1920
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Youth Education
BOMBER PREFLIGHT - BEFORE SCHOOL PROGRAM
Grades K - 5
Instructor: Heather White, certified 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 2016-2017 school year
1st: August 17. 2016 – October 14, 201
2nd: October 18, 2016 – December 16, 2016
3rd: January 4, 2017 – March 10, 2017
4th: March 13, 2017 – May 26, 2017
Typical Morning looks like (times and activities may vary):
7:00 am – 7:45 am: Drop-off, eat packed breakfast, finish homework...
**Parent/guardian must walk their child(ren) into school and sign them in every day.
7:45 am – 8:25 am: Physical Activity: Activity stations: yoga/stretch, jump rope, hula hoop, etc.
8:25 am - 8:35 am: Dismissal
Fee Structure
Partial week - 3 or 4 days/week
3 days per week - $240 per child, per quarter ($945/year/child)
4 days per week - $315 per child, per quarter ($1,260/year/child)
No partial payments are available with partial week enrollments.
5 days per week
Per quarter = $370.00 ($1480/year/child)
Full Year = $1,340
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
Class #1500
Offered by Kenston Community Education, supported by Kenston Local Schools
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SUPER SITTER BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
Ages 10 and up
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 answeres to the other two questions
during class. You will also recieve 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.
A. Saturday, March 12
Fee: $35
12:00 - 3:00pm
Class #1402
B. Saturday April 23
9:00 - 12:00pm
MIX IT UP! COOKING CLASS
CUPCAKE BAKE OFF!
Grades K - 5
Instructor: Mix it Up! Staff
Your Kids will make the most unique cupcakes and gain the title of
CUPCAKE CHAMPION!! Kids will be designing, cooking,
measuring, creating, decorating and competing! Each child will
learn how to make the best cupcake possible based on a flavor
they choose. They will have a blast creating their very own cupcakes, as well as judging and eating all of the masterpieces!
4 classes
A. Tuesdays, April 5 - April 26
3:30 - 4:15 pm
TES MP Room
Fee: $80
Class #1474
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Guitar lessons
Beginners and Advanced
Tom specializes in a personal approach
to each student’s musical needs and
goals. Students can choose a personalized program from just learning how to
play songs for fun at home, working on
being in a rock band or performing solo.
Must own or rent guitar; $10 material fee
for book. 8 yrs to adult welcome. Please
contact the KCE office to set up your 1/2
hour time slot for this 5 week session.
5 week sessions
A. Mondays, March 7 - April 11
(no class 3/21)
B. Tuesdays, March 8 - April 12
(no Class 3/22)
E. Mondays, June 6 - July 11
(no class 7/4)
F. Tuesdays, June 7 - July 11
(no class 7/5)
ART WITH MATT BLOWERS
Mad science
Grades 1 – 5
Grades K - 5th
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/Tshirt and a smile.
5 Classes
(no class 3/24)
B. Fridays, March 11 - April 15
(no class 3/25)
C. Thursdays, April 21 - May 19
D. Fridays, April 22 - May 20
KIS Art Room
3:45 - 5:15pm
Class #1409
Variety is the word for this session of
Mad Science! Use kitchen items to cook
up a chemical reaction. Learn how
science and the movie industry work
hand in hand. Discover various sources
to produce power. Experiment with
the force of gravity. Investigate the
science of sound. See how matter can
be changed in a fizzy, fun hands-on
laboratory. It all waits for you in our Mad
Science classroom! (Bus transportation
available if needed. Call KCE for bus
number.)
6 classes
Monday, April 4 - May 9
KIS Art Room
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Fee: $99
Class #1426
schedule your 1/2 hour lesson between
2:30 - 6:00 pm
KMS Band Room
$12 material fee paid to
instructor as needed for books
Class #1467
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NEW! CHILDREN’S DINING ETIQUETTE
Ages 8 - 11
Instructor: Kim Franz, The Etiquette Factory
Children will learn dining etiquette in a fun and interactive way. Some of the things
addressed will be:
-Setting a Table From Start To Finish,
-Table Manners And Etiquette,
-American Style Of Dining,
-Continental Style of dining
-Posture,
-Sitting Still,
-The Napkin,
-Please And Thank You’s,
-Dining Conversation,
-Proper Way To Utilize Utensils,
-Passing Of The Food,
-Being Excused From The Table and
-Complementing The Chef
-We will practice cutting skills
All students receive an Etiquette “Set Right” Placemat, 2-hour class and Brunch!
After class time, children will be served Brunch to put their new skills to use!
1 day class
A. May 7
Saturday, 11:00 - 12:30pm - Class Time; 12:30 - 1:00pm - Brunch will be served
Burntwood Tavern, Solon
33675 Solon Rd
Fee: $45
Class #1475
Group Piano Lessons
Grades: 1 - 5
Instructor: Sandy Marra
So many kids quit private music lessons because they get bored and discouraged by
their lack of progress. This class will give budding musicians the tools they need to
start private lessons without the burnout factor. Through singing, movement, and
games, kids will master knowledge about the music staff, notation, and the keyboardall in a fun and nurturing environment!
5 week sessions
A. April 8 - May 6
Fridays, 3:30 - 4:30 pm
KIS Band Room
Fee: $60
Class #1415
BRICKS 4 KIDZ
Grades K- 5th
A. MAGIC GADGETS - Bricks 4 Kidz uses
LEGO bricks to teach architecture, engineering, robotics, and more! Students
love our interactive Bricks 4 Kidz models.
This unit is all about the fun of doing
something with what you’ve built. From
a spinning top to a spin art model, kids
will love playing with their creations! But
don’t worry, we sneak in lots of learning,
too – understanding probability in the
“3-in-a-row” game model and learning
about friction and symmetry with the
spinning top lesson. Don’t miss out! Motorized models will maximize the action,
themed games, group challenges and
our custom model plans are designed for
every level of builder.
B. MINECRAFT 2 - Bricks 4 Kidz uses
LEGO bricks to teach architecture,
engineering, robotics, and more! Steve
is jumping for joy as he introduces the
newest members of his Minecraft®
world. Whether or not your student has
attended our Minecrat 1 session, reward
them with the creativity and excitement
this new version has to offer. Campers
will be challenged to bring their virtual
designs to life by building new mob
figures, mosaics and custom models,
incorporating LEGO® Bricks. So, are you
ready for the challenge?
5 classes
A. Wednesday, March 9 - April 13 (no
class 3/23)
3:30 - 4:30 pm
TESroom C-4
Fee: $79
Class #1456
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NEW! YOUTH THEATER
Grades 4 - 5
Instructors: Julia Kolibab
Students will participate in various fun
and unique acting and improvisational
exercises designed to increase creativity,
confidence, and spontaneity and will rehearse a play to be performed on Friday,
April 29 in the evening. (Play will be
chosen specifically for the class and will
depend on the number of participants to
make sure that every student is
guaranteed a role.) There will be two
extra rehearsals on April 28th and 29th.
A. Wednesdays, March 2 - April 29
(no class 3/23)
3:30 - 5:00pm
Timmons Multipurpose Room
Fee: $150
Class #1476
PRIVATE SPANISH LESSONS
CONVERSATIONAL AND
INTERACTIVE SPANISH
Ages 5 and up
One-on-one Spanish instruction by a
native Spanish speaker teacher. Whether
working with kids or adults, Paula tailors
her classes to meet the student’s personal or professional goals and interests,
selecting conversation topics, vocabulary
and materials to address their specific
needs. If you are studying Spanish for
work reasons, classes will incorporate
job-specific vocabulary and conversation
topics relevant to your profession. Preparing for a trip to a Spanish-speaking
country? Classes will cover the culture
and history of the place you are visiting,
and you will learn local terminology and
travel vocabulary. Join in any time. All
levels welcome.
5 class pass
Call the KCE Office to arrange class time
Kenston Campus
Fee: Children 1/2 hour lessons $125
Adult 1 hour lessons $250
Class #0430
Grades K - 1 and 2 -3
Join us for this FUN, Interactive class
while learning and using everyday conversational Spanish. This fun curriculum
was created by an experienced native
Spanish speaking teachers. The program
includes art activities, story time, singing
and more. The lessons flow in a progression of thematic units (colors, numbers,
shapes, places, around the house, clothing, seasons, parts of the body, food,
family, animals and descriptive words).
Your child can learn to speak Spanish
while engaging in these fun activities!
7 classes
Grades K - 1st
A. Tuesdays, April 5 - May 17
Grades 2nd - 3rd
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Timmons Elementary School Room C4
Fee: $70
Class #1424
Jr. FIRST LEGO LEAGUE
FIRST LEGO LEAGUE
Grades K-3
Grades 4-8
Swing like a monkey, fly like a bat, or hop like a frog into the
FIRST® LEGO® League Jr. CREATURE CRAZE season. Each year,
FIRST® LEGO® League Jr. presents a new and exciting
challenge to ignite the creativity of children age 6 to 9. While
exploring the real-world theme, teams will use basic engineering concepts to build a model made of LEGO® elements. They
will also learn to present information through a Show Me
Poster. Throughout their experience, teams will operate under
the FIRST® LEGO® League Jr. Core Values, celebrating discovery, teamwork, and Gracious
Professionalism®.
Get ready. Get set. Roar! In the 2016 FLL Challenge, more
than 28,000 teams of students age 9 to 14 will look into
the eyes of our ANIMAL ALLIES. During the ANIMAL ALLIES
season, teams will choose and solve a real-world problem
in the project. They will also build, test, and program an
autonomous robot using LEGO MINDSTORMS® technology
to solve a set of missions in the Robot Game. Throughout
their experience, teams will operate under the FIRST LEGO
League signature set of Core Values, celebrating discovery,
teamwork, and Gracious Professionalism®.
Season begins in August and runs through January.
Practice schedule is based upon coach’s availability.
Fee: $75
Class #2401a
Teams start forming in May. Season begins in August and
runs through January. Practice schedule is based upon
coach’s availability.
Fee: $100
Class #2401b
COACHES
NEEDED FOR
FLL & JR. FLL
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Youth Recreation
NEW! BOY & GIRL SCOUT ORIENTEERING
MERIT BADGE WORKSHOP
Instructor: From Northeast Ohio Orienteering Club
Join this class to begin working on your orienteering merit badge
requirements for Scouts. Please note - the orienteering merit
badge cannot be completed in one day - Scouts will have the
opportunity to complete most of the requirements. The most
practical way to complete the rest of the requirements is to
participate in future NEOOC events. Of course, scouts and troops
can also complete the requirements on their own.
Members of NEOOC will provide instruction in orienteering as a
sport, and how it relates to scouting requirements. A merit badge
counselor will also be on site to provide guidance and assistance.
NEW! ORIENTEERING FOR BEGINNERS
Instructor: From Northeast Ohio Orienteering Club
Join us to learn more about the sport of orienteering, and
learn how to use a map and compass to navigate around the
campus, while getting some exercise. We’ll provide instruction and guidance, and have all levels of courses available,
from white to red. Map Included / compass for loan.
Sunday, March 13
12:00 - 4:00pm
Fee $15
Class #1427
Saturday, March 12
10:00 - 4:00pm
KIS Computer Lab and
Kenston Campus
Fee $15
Class #1425
FENCING FOR KIDS
Ages 8 – 14 years
Instructor: Tom Nagy
This program is designed to introduce
students to the fundamentals of modern
foil fencing. Instruction includes stretching, footwork, en-guarde stance, 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
(no class 4/20)
3:30 - 5:00 pm
KIS Cafeteria
Fee: $84
Class #1729
SKATING LESSONS
(ROLLER/IN-LINE)
NEW! Hip hop and
contemporary dance
Grades K – 5
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink Staff
Grades K - 3
Starting, stopping, gliding, striding,
squatting, marching, scissors, crosses
& 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. Your own outdoor skates
must be clean and in good condition.
This exciting dance class class will provide a challenge and FUN for the experienced and brand new dancer alike. With
an emphasis on technique, improvision,
choreography and kinesiology, students
will learn to express themselves through
movement in a nurturing environment.
6 Classes
4:30 - 5:15 pm
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Class #1728
5 Classes
Tuesdays, April 12 - May 10
3:30 - 4:30 pm
KIS Cafeteria
Fee: $60
Class #1710
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Youth Recreation
PEE WEE KARATE:
BEGINNERS
Ages 4 1/2 - 7 years
Instructor: Sensei Carlos Robinson has over
40 years of experience, more than 20 years
of teaching; a 5th-degree black belt in
Shotokan Karate.
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
7 classes
(no class 4/21)
B. Thursdays, June 9 - July 21
KIS Cafeteria
6:30 - 7:25 pm
Class #1730
GYMNASTICS INTERMEDIATE
FLOOR TUMBLING
Ages 7 - 14 years
Instructor: Candice Szymanski
For boys and girls who would like to
expand their tumbling skills on the floor
from aerial cartwheels, dive rolls, back
and front handsprings plus front tucks
and other mini-trampoline skills. Students will be challenged according to
their ability and skill level, they will work
at their own pace to gain skills needed in
a fun and caring atmosphere.
9 weeks
Wednesdays, March 23 - May 25
5:45 - 7:00pm
Chery’s Gymnastics and Beyond
Fee: $168
Class #1765
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PEE WEE KARATE:
ADVANCED BEGINNERS
Did you know...
Ages 7 - 12 years
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.
7 classes
(no class 4/21)
B. Thursdays, June 9 - July 21
KIS Cafeteria
7:30 PM-8:25 PM
Class #1731
.....You need bus passes
and/or pick up notes for
all after school activities
Gymnastics - Girls
Intermediate I & II
Off The bus
GYMNASTICS BEGINNER I AND II
OFF THE BUS
Ages 7 - 14 years
Ages: 7 -14 years
Class will have an emphasis on proper
warm-ups, stretching, strengthening
exercises, and introduce the basic skills
used in gymnastics. Students learn
gymnastic skills on all equipment: uneven bars, balance beam, floor tumbling,
plus vault. Students will enjoy our ever
changing theme of the week for a fun
and new experience every day in a fun
and caring atmosphere. Bussing
Available from Kenston Schools.
A. March 23 - May 18
(Instructor: Candice Szymanski)
Fee: $158 (9 classes)
SUMMER SESSION
B. June 14 - July 12
(Instructor: Chery Bessette)
Tuesdays, 7:00 - 8:15 pm
Fee: $88 (5 classes)
Chery’s Gym, 9943 E. Washington
Class #1702
..... if you sign up 2 weeks
ahead of time, there is a
better chance the class
will not be cancelled?
Students must be able to perform
one arm cartwheels, handstand into
a bridge, back ward rolls, pullover on
bars, and round-off off balance beam.
More advanced skills will be introduced
on all pieces of equipment, including
back handsprings, challenging students
to progress onto our gymnastics team
or recreationally with an emphasis on
building flexibility and strength, in a fun,
caring and positive atmosphere. Students will be encouraged to learn how to
develop into an independent gymnast,
as well as build their self confidence.
Bussing Available from Kenston Schools.
A. March 24 - May 19
Thursdays, 3:45 - 5:15 pm
Fee: $168 (9 weeks)
B. June 15 - July 13
Fee: $108 (5 weeks)
Class #1703
Youth Recreation
Recreational archery league
Archery for beginners
Grades 4-12
Grades 4-12
Did you know archery was the most-viewed sport of the
last Olympic Games during the first week in London? KCE is
proud to introduce Sue Furman, archery instructor, who will
bring her expertise to our community. Coach Furman will
teach beginning archers for achievement in the following
fundamental areas: Archery range safety, Basic shooting form,
proper shot execution, practice and training, grouping
arrows/ability to demonstrate technique. This program will
run at Centerville Mills archery range and equipment is
supplied. Outside equipment must be approved by the
instructor. Space is limited.
Already taken the beginner archery class? Come demonstrate
what you learned in our archery league. Participants will compete against each other for highest scores. We will shoot at total
of 30 arrows, broken into “rounds”, from 20 yards. Scores will be
recorded based on where your arrow hits the target. We will be
using a standard single spot target, with the bullseye being worth
5 points. A handicap, based on your 1st weeks’ score, will be
calculated to keep the league competitive. This league will run 8
weeks, starting June 7th. Completion of the beginners course, or
the ability to demonstrate the required minimum skill level to the
official will be required to join the league. This program will run at
Centerville Mills archery range and most equipment is supplied. It
is recommended that you buy an arm guard that fits you. Outside
equipment must be approved by the instructor. Space is limited.
Class will begin at 5pm and end when everyone is done shooting.
5 weeks
Tuesdays, May 3 - May 31
5:00 - 6:00pm
Centerville Mills Archery Range
Fee: $100
Class # 1477
8 weeks
Tuesdays, June 7- July 26
5:00 - 6:15pm
Fee: $125
Class # 2200
R
egister early to
guarantee that
classes don’t Cancel
TIGER CUBS GOLF CLINIC-
Ages 4-7 years
Instructor:TJ Tabor, Jake Kruegel & 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 Classes
A. Mondays, April 4 - May 9
4:30 - 5:00pm
4:00 - 4:30pm
The Golf Dome
Class #1753
PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINIC
TIGER 2’S GOLF
Ages 5-7 years
A review of the fundamentals covered in
the Cub program with new more
challenging games and drills to keep
your Tiger progressing. Must have gone
through the Tiger Cub program.
6 Classes
4:30 - 5:00 pm
The Golf Dome
Class #1754
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! Fee
includes both parent and child.
6 classes
A. Thursday, April 7 - May 12
6:00 - 7:00pm
Fee: $176
Class #0756
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Youth Recreation
Retro - recess
Grades 1-5
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!!
KCE offers a
wide variety of
FUN
5 classes
Monday, April 4 - May 2
3:30 - 5:00pm
KIS Cafeteria
Fee: $75
Class #1777
Sport, Recreation
& Enrichment
Camps
GROUP SWIM LESSONS
Ages 3 - 12 years
Instructor: Jake Morrison CVAC Aquatics Instructor
The American red Cross Learn to Swim program is a progressive learning
experience designed to develop personal safety in, on and around the water. Level
1 - water adjustment, submersion and floating. Level 2 - primary skills locomotion and
beginning breathing. Level 3 - beginning strokes, front and back crawl, elementary and
breaststroke. Level 4 - stroke refinement, all six strokes and diving.
Level 1
Sundays - 12:30 -1:00pm
Level 3
Sundays - 1:30 2:00pm
Level 2
Sundays - 1:00 - 1:30pm
Level 4
Thursdays - 6:00 to 6:30 pm
Sundays - 2:00 - 2:30pm
ALL
Summer
long!
Don’t delay
Register
Today!
Lessons are ongoing,
A. March 8 - May 29 (no class 3/22, 3/24, 3/26, 3/27)
B. June 7 - August 13 (no class 7/4)
17260 Snyder Rd, Bainbridge
Class #1760
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Youth Recreation
NEW! KENSTON FOOTBALL SKILLS CLINIC ii
Grades 1-8
Instructor: KHS Football Coaching Staff
Take advantage of the off-season. Develop your Football abilities at this special
Skills camp. From footwork and agility, to detailed position-specific skills, this camp
is for football players who want to take their game to the next level. Led by Varsity
Bomber Coaches, you will learn the skills and fundamentals that are taught at the
Varsity level. From beginner to advanced, this camp will help you develop the skills
needed to dominate your opponent.
4 classes
A. Grades 1 - 3
B. Grades 4 - 8
Sunday, April 3 - May 1 (no class 4/24)
12:30 - 2:30pm
KHS Main Gym
Class #1820
Starter learn to play
hockey
Ages 4 - 8 years
This program is for first time skaters and
future hockey players. Skills and fun! FULL
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED, RENTAL AVAILABLE
AT TICKET COUNTER. Sign up for Saturday
only or add the Sunday 3:10 Scrimmage
option!
A. February 27 - April 17 (8 weeks)
Fee: $130 Saturday only
$240 Saturday and Sunday
B. April 23 - June 5 (7 weeks)
Sundays, 3:10 - 3:55 pm
The Pond, East Washington St
Class #1779
developmental hockey
Ages 6 years and up
This curriculum follows USA Hockey’s
American Development Model. Combining skills on Saturday and an optional
supervised scrimmage on Sundays at
3:10. Full equipment required - Rental
available at ticket counter.
A. February 27 - April 17 (8 weeks)
B.April 23 - May 5 (7 weeks)
Sundays, 3:10 - 3:55 pm
Class #1783
Theater on ice
Ages 5 and up
40 minutes of instruction combines the
grace and artistry of Figure Skating with
the excitement of Theater. Must have
completed Basic 5.
A. March 2 - April 20 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
B. April 27 - May 25 Fee: $80 (5 weeks)
Class #1780
LEARN TO ICE SKATE
In conjunction with The Pond, KCE is offering ice skating lessons for all levels at three
convenient times. The lessons include free
skate and 30 min. of instruction plus skate or
glider and helmet rentals. Great for beginner
to freestyle levels as well as beginner hockey
skills. Skate Rental available for all classes for
$20 per session.
AFTER SCHOOL LEARN TO SKATE
Skaters can take the ice at 3:00. Classes
start at 3:15, 3:45 or 4:15. Ice Available 3:00 - 5:00pm Busing available for Kenston
Students. Call KCE office for the Bus Number.
(closed Labor Day amd Memorial Day)
This program qualifies for After School Tax
Credits.
MONDAYS
A . February 29 - April 18 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
B. April 25 - June 6 Fee: $115 (7weeks)
FRIDAYS
C. March 4 - April 22 Fee: $130 (8 Weeks)
D. April 29 - May 27 Fee: $80 (5 weeks)
EVENING LEARN TO SKATE
E. March 2 - April 20 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
F. April 27 - May 25 Fee: $80 (5 weeks)
WEEKEND LEARN TO SKATE
SATURDAY
G. February 27 - April 16 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
H. April 23 - June 4 Fee: $115 (7 weeks)
SUNDAY
H. May 1- June 5 Fee: $100 (6 weeks)
Lessons - 1:00-1:30pm and stay for Open
Skate until 3:00 pm
For all ages and levels of instruction, Adult
class available.
Class #1725 for all Learn To Skate Sessions
All Skating and Hockey
programs are held at
The Pond,
9999 East Washington Street
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Middle School
BOCCE CLUB
Open to all Middle & High School
Students
Advisor: 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). .
Bocce Sets will be provided.
6 Weeks
Fridays, April 1 - May 6
2:45 - 4:30 pm
Kenston High School Bocce Court
Fee: Individual fee - $15,
Drop in - $3/week
Schedule subject to change
Class #1215
UNICYCLE CLUB (K.U.U.L)
Students
Archery for beginners
Grades 4-12
Did you know archery was the most-viewed
sport of the last Olympic Games during
Are you bored with riding on two wheels the first week in London? KCE is proud to
and are looking for a fun challenge?
introduce Sue Furman, archery instructor,
Whether you are a unicyle master or
who will bring her expertise to our comhave never seen a unicycle, you can join munity. Coach Furman will teach beginning
K.U.U.L. The club is all about enjoying
archers for achievement in the following
the unique sport of unicycling. You do
fundamental areas: Archery range safety,
not have to own a unicycle to join. We
Basic shooting form, Proper shot execution,
practice mostly outdoors on many terPractice and training, Grouping
rains. Mainly we will be meeting at the
arrows/ability to demonstrate technique.
high school with possible trips to the
This program will run at Centerville Mills
metroparks (You must provide your own archery range and equipment is
transportation)
supplied. Outside equipment must be apEquipment: We have about 10 unicycles proved by the
that will be provided and shared. You
instructor. Space is limited.
may bring your own if you wish.
Riders must bring their own helmets and 5 weeks
other protective gear.
Tuesdays, May 3 - May 31
5:00 - 6:00
6 Weeks
Thursdays, March 31 - May 5
Fee: $100
2:45 - 4:30 pm
Class # 1477
Kenston High School Student Parking Lot
Fee: $25, $15 discount if rider provides
unicycle, $5 drop in fee
Class #1217
KARATE, FITNESS &
SELF-DEFENSE
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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.
7 classes
A. April 4 - May 16
Kenston MiddleSchool Cafeteria
Class #0700
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Middle School
Recreational archery
league
Grades 4-12
Already taken the beginner archery class?
Come demonstrate what you learned in our
archery league. Participants will compete
against each other for highest scores. We
will shoot at total of 30 arrows, broken into
“rounds”, from 20 yards. Scores will be
recorded based on where your arrow hits the
target. We will be using a standard single
spot target, with the bullseye being worth 5
points. A handicap, based on your 1st weeks’
score, will be calculated to keep the league
competitive. This league will run 8 weeks,
starting June 7th. Completion of the beginners course, or the ability to demonstrate the
required minimum skill level to the official
will be required to join the league. This
program will run at Centerville Mills archery
range and most equipment is supplied. It is
recommended that you buy an arm guard
that fits you. Outside equipment must be approved by the instructor. Space is limited.
Class will begin at 5pm and end when
everyone is done shooting.
8 weeks
Tuesdays,, June 7 - July 26
5:00 - 6:15
Fee: $125
Class # 2200
LEARN TO ICE SKATE
In Conjunction with The Pond, KCE is
offering ice skating lessons for all levels at
three convenient times. The lessons include
free skate and 30 min. of instruction plus
skate or glider and helmet rentals. Great for
beginner to freestyle levels as well as
beginner hockey skills. Skate Rental available
for all classes for $20 per session.
AFTER SCHOOL LEARN TO SKATE
Skaters can take the ice at 3:00. Classes
start at 3:15, 3:45 or 4:15. Ice Available 3:00 - 5:00pm Busing available for Kenston
Students. Call KCE office for the Bus Number.
(closed Labor Day amd Memorial Day)
This program qualifies for After School Tax
Credits.
MONDAYS
A . February 29 - April 18 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
B. April 25 - June 6 Fee: $115 (7weeks)
FRIDAYS
C. March 4 - April 22 Fee: $130 (8 Weeks)
D. April 29 - May 27 Fee: $80 (5 weeks)
EVENING LEARN TO SKATE
E. March 2 - April 20 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
F. April 27 - May 25 Fee: $80 (5 weeks)
WEEKEND LEARN TO SKATE
SATURDAY
H. April 23 - June 4 Fee: $115 (7 weeks)
SUNDAY
H. May 1- June 5 Fee: $100 (6 weeks)
Lessons - 1:00-1:30pm and stay for Open
Skate until 3:00 pm
For all ages and levels of instruction, Adult
class available.
Guitar lessons
Beginners and Advanced
Tom specializes in a personal approach
to each student’s musical needs and
goals. Students can choose a personalized program from just learning how to
play songs for fun at home, working on
being in a rock band or performing solo.
Must own or rent guitar; $10 material fee
for book. 8 yrs to adult welcome. Please
contact the KCE office to set up your 1/2
hour time slot for this 5 week session.
5 week sessions
A. Mondays, March 7 - April 11
(no class 3/21)
B. Tuesdays, March 8 - April 12
(no Class 3/22)
E. Mondays, June 6 - July 11
(no class 7/4)
F. Tuesdays, June 7 - July 12
(no class 7/5)
schedule your 1/2 hour lesson between
2:30 - 6:00 pm
$12 material fee paid to
instructor as needed for books
Class #1467
Class #1725 for all Learn To Skate Sessions
All Skating and Hockey
programs are held at
The Pond,
9999 East Washington Street
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Middle School
NEW! KENSTON FOOTBALL SKILLS CLINIC ii
Grades 1-8
Instructor: KHS Football Coaching Staff
Take advantage of the off-season. Develop your Football abilities at this special
Skills camp. From footwork and agility, to detailed position-specific skills, this camp
is for football players who want to take their game to the next level. Led by Varsity
Bomber Coaches, you will learn the skills and fundamentals that are taught at the
Varsity level. From beginner to advanced, this camp will help you develop the skills
needed to dominate your opponent.
4 classes
A. Grades 1 - 3
B. Grades 4 - 8
Sunday, April 3 - May 1 (no class 4/24)
12:30 - 2:30pm
KHS Main Gym
Class #1820
NEW! ORIENTEERING FOR
BEGINNERS
Baseball/softball
UMPIRE CLINIC
Instructor: From Northeast Ohio
Orienteering Club
Grades 7th and up
Instructor: Gary Ostoyic
Join us to learn more about the sport
of orienteering, and learn how to use a
map and compass to navigate around
the campus, while getting some exercise.
We’ll provide instruction and guidance,
and have all levels of courses available,
from white to red. Map Included / compass for loan.
Learn basics of mechanics, calling balls
and strikes and game management. A
certificate will be issued. Day 1 is in the
KMS Cafeteria and Day 2 is at the KHS JV
Softball field for live application.
Sunday, March 13
12:00 - 4:00pm
Fee $15
Class #1427
2 Days
Saturday, April 23 & April 30
9:00 - 11:00 am
Day 1 - KMS Cafeteria
Day 2 - KHS JV Softball field
Fee: $40
Class #1204
NEW! THEATER FOR MIDDLE
SCHOOLERS
Grades 6 - 8
Instructor: Julia Kolibab
Students will participate in various fun
and unique acting and improvisational
exercises designed to increase creativity, confidence, and spontaneity and
will rehearse a play to be performed on
Friday, May 6 in the evening. (Play will
be chosen specifically for the class and
will depend on the number of participants to make sure that every student
is guaranteed a role.) There will be two
extra rehearsals on May 4th and 5th.
Tuesdays, March 1 - May 6 ( no class 3/22)
2:30 - 4:30pm
Kenston Middle School Cafeteria
Fee: $150
Class #1615
FENCING FOR KIDS
Ages 8 – 14 years
This program is designed to introduce
students to the fundamentals of modern
foil fencing. Instruction includes stretching, footwork, en-guarde stance, 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
Wednesdays, April 6- May 18
(no class 4/20)
3:30 - 5:00 pm
KIS Cafeteria
Fee: $84
Class #1729
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Special Needs
Kenston Community Education has teamed up with Empower Sports to provide quality
programs for individuals with special needs
The mission of empower sports is to enrich the lives of individuals with physical, social,
emotional and economic challenges through sports and exercise. We are pleased to
be working with KCE to bring further exercise programming to our communities for
individuals with special needs.
Exercise For Girls With
Special Needs
Instructor: Kate Schlagbaum
This is an informal and fun exercise class
with peer volunteers that emphasizes
movement and social interaction.
6 Classes
Tuesdays
A. April 5 - May 10
Timmons Multipurpose Room
5:45-6:30 pm
Class #1300
WATCH WEBSITE AND
EMAILS FOR
SUMMER SESSIONS
bomber sports camp
The Bomber Special Needs Sports Camp
will introduce athletes with special needs
to the basics of multiple sports. Each
day will cover very basic fundamentals of
the sport, followed by friendly
competitions with Bomber Athletes. All
participants will receive 5-days of actionpacked sports instruction including:
Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Football
and cross Country/track.
5 days
August 8 - 12
6:00 - 7:30pm
KenstonCampus
Fee: $75
Class #1306
NEW! BEHAVIOR BASICS
Empower Sports everyone wins softball
league
Ages 10+
Empower Sports’ signature Everyone
Wins League program is back! The
softball league will put athletes with
special needs on the diamond with
high school baseball players for friendly
competitive games. Our players will mix
with high school softball and baseball
players to play 5-innings where everyone
will get an opportunity to bat, field and
feel like a winner. The league emphasizes
inclusion, socialization and fitness.
6 Sessions
Fridays, June 17 - July 22
6:00-7:30pm
River Road Park, Bainbridge
Fee: $75
Class #1305
Does your child struggle with “temper tantrums,” routines, down time, transitions, etc.
that leave you questioning what to do? Learn to understand your child’s behavior and
how to design an effective intervention that works for your child and family. This interactive class is designed to equip you with skills to better understand and help your
child with special needs.
Stacy Cianciolo is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a master’s degree in educational psychology. She has been working with children with challenging behaviors for
14 years.
1 Class
A. April 9
Kenston Middle School, Betty Patton Room
Fee: $45
Class #0458
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High School
NEW! Senior Portraits with WhiteSands Photography
WhiteSands Photography focuses on you. Do you want beautiful portraits, the
convenience of a local studio, up-front pricing, first class customer service, while giving a
little back to your community? Book your session today.
www.whitesandsphotography.net
AVAILABLE PACKAGES
a. Basic Bomber Session - $130.00
Your senior will enjoy up to an hour in studio and outside if desired (weather/time of
day dependent) and up to three outfits. Receive free yearbook submission and a highresolution digital copy of the yearbook image and print rights. You own the image! Also
receive a print collection including one 8x10, one 5x7, and 16 wallets from up to two
poses. Want more prints or digital copies of additional images? Not a problem.
Additional print collections or individual prints can be added as well as digital copies.
Contact WhiteSands Photography, 440-478-8396 for additional information.
B. Bomber Blue Session- $195.00
Your senior will enjoy studio time and the ability to go to a location with-in 15 minutes
of KHS for some truly personalized portraits. First, capture the yearbook image at the
studio and then Heather will follow you to your location. Want to skip the studio? We can
do that too! Plan on up to two hours for this session. You will receive everything listed
in the Basic Bomber Session as well as an additional $25 print credit and an additional
high-resolution digital copy.
CALL KCE TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT - 440-543-2552
Class #1250
www.whitesandsphotography.net
Guitar lessons Beginners and Advanced
Tom specializes in a personal approach to each student’s musical needs and goals. Students can choose a personalized program from
just learning how to play songs for fun at home, working on being in a rock band or performing solo. Must own or rent guitar; $10
material fee for book. 8 yrs to adult welcome. Please contact the KCE office to set up your 1/2 hour time slot for this 5 week session.
5 week sessions
A. Mondays, March 7 - April 11 (no class 3/21)
B. Tuesdays, March 8 - April 12 (no Class 3/22)
E. Mondays, June 6 - July 11 (no class 7/4)
F. Tuesdays, June 7 - July 11(no class 7/5)
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Call KCE to view time availability and to schedule your 1/2
hour lesson between 2:30 - 6:00 pm
$12 material fee paid to instructor as needed for books
Class #1467
Hign School
BOCCE CLUB
UNICYCLE CLUB (K.U.U.L)
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). .
Bocce Sets will be provided.
6 Weeks
Fridays, April 1 - May 6
2:45 - 4:30 pm
Kenston High School Bocce Court
Fee: Individual fee - $15,
Drop in - $3/week
Schedule subject to change
Class #1215
Are you bored with riding on two wheels
and are looking for a fun challenge?
Whether you are a unicyle 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.
Students
Baseball/softball
UMPIRE CLINIC
Grades 7th and up
Instructor: Gary Ostoyic
Students
6 Weeks
Thursdays, March 31 - May 5
2:45 - 4:30 pm
Kenston High School Student Parking Lot
Fee: $25, $15 discount if rider provides
unicycle, $5 drop in fee
Class #1217
KARATE, FITNESS &
SELF-DEFENSE
Learn basics of mechanics, calling balls and
strikes and game management. A certificate will be issued. Day 1 is in the KMS
Cafeteria and Day 2 is at the KHS JV Softball
field for live application.
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.
2 Days
Saturday, April 23 & April 30
9:00 - 11:00 am
Day 1 - Kenston Middle School Cafeteria
Day 2 - KHS JV Softball field
Fee: $40
Class #1204
7 classes
A. April 4 - May 16
Kenston MiddleSchool Cafeteria
Class #0700
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High School
Got
Wheels?
Behind the Wheel School of driving
creating tomorrow’s Safe drivers today!
$385
• Classes begin at 2:30 pm in Kenston
Middle School during school year
• Only 8 classroom sessions
• 8 hours one-on-one driving instruction
• State-certified Driver’s Ed school
• The area’s best instructors with
15 years experience!
• Featuring the Audi a4 Quattros
See us for ONLINE Driver Ed Too!
Sign up on-line: www.btwschoolofdriving.com 216-509-3574
A. Monday through Thursday 2:30 - 5:35 pm
April 18,19, 20, 21 & 25, 26, 27, 28
B. Monday thru Thursday
10:00 - 1:05 pm
June 6, 7, 8, 9, & 13, 14, 15, 16
C. Monday through Thursday 10:00 - 1:05 pm
July 11, 12, 13, 14 & 18, 19, 20, 21
D. Monday through Friday
2:30 - 5:35 pm
August 22, 23, 24, 25 & 29, 30, 31, September 1
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All classes held in the Kenston Middle School,
See KCE website or Behind The Wheel Website for
exact location. Schedule subject to change
Fee: $ 385
REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH BEHIND THE WHEEL
by calling (216) 509-3574.
*Fee includes classroom and gasoline charge.
Classes may be viewed in calendar format on
www.btwschoolofdriving.com.
Camp Calendar Guide 2016
MAY 30 - JUNE 3
Golf p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
June 6 - 10
Lady Bomber Basketball Camp, p. 44
Bomber Soccer Camp, p. 45
Little Bomber Boys’ Basketball Camps,
2nd and 3rd grades, p. 45
Volleyball Mini Camp, p. 48
Golf, p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
Sign up
TODAY
for a
Summer
FULL
of FUN!
July 11 - 15
Bomber Soccer Camp, p. 45
Hip Hop and Contemporary Dance, p. 48
Mad Science Camp, p. 47
Golf, p. 50
Gateway Lacrosse, p. 51
Tennis Camps, p. 52
July 18 - 22
June 13 - 17
Volleyball Speciality Clinic, p. 51
Pee Wee Soccer Camp, p. 48
Gymnastics and Beyond AM, p. 48
Gymnastics Camp I, p. 49
Golf, p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
June 20 - 24
Bomber Girls Cross Country, p. 44
Lego Bricks For Kids, p. 46
Gymnastics Camp II, p. 49
Golf, p. 50
Basketball Speciality Clinic, p. 51
Tennis Camps, p. 52
Bomber Volleyball Camp, p. 44
Big Blue Bomber Football, p. 45
Crazy Crafts, p. 46
Young Hoopsters, p. 49
Golf, p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
Bomber Cheerleading, p. 44
Bomber Boys Basketball, p. 45
Creative Writing Camp, p. 46
Glitter Camp, 46
Lego Bricks For Kids, p. 46
Hip Hop & Contemporary Dance, p 48
Golf, p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
June 27 - July 1
Mad Science, p. 47
Theater Camp, p. 47
Guard Camp with Matt Vespa, p. 51
“En-Garde” Foil Fencing Camp, p. 51
Golf, p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
July 25 - 29
August 1 - 5
Young Hoopsters, p, 49
GlitterCamp, p. 46
Golf, p. 50
August 8 - 12
Math Mania Camp, p. 46
Golf, p. 50
July 4 - 8
Golf, p. 50
Tennis Camps, p. 52
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Camps - Bomber Sports
GIRLS
LADY BOMBER
BASKETBALL CAMP
Grades 4 - 8
Girls’ Varsity Coaches and players
Kenston Varsity Coaches and Players will
be teaching fundamentals and skills,
both offensively and defensively. Players
will increase their basketball abilities
while becoming students of the game.
Players will complete numerous drills
that the high school team uses on a daily
basis. Players will also have fun while
competing in daily competitions that
include hot shot, free throws, and 3 on 3.
Every girl gets the opportunity to work
closely with the high school players and
coaches. (Sibling Discount: 2nd child is
$40 and 3rd child is $20 ) Please bring
tennis shoes and a water bottle.
Monday - Thursday, June 6 - 9
8:30 - 11:00 am
KHS Main
and Auxillary Gyms
Fee: $90
Class #1802
Bomber Cheerleading
Camp
Girls Grades 2 - 6
Kenston Varsity Coach and Cheerleaders
Come and be a part of our summer cheer
program with the High School Coach
and Cheerleaders. In every class, kids
learn and perfect the basic cheerleading
skills, participate in cheerleader-related
games, and perform team routines and
dances. This is a wonderful opportunity
to learn more about cheerleading!
5:00 - 7:00 pm
KMS Cafeteria
Fee: $75
Class #1812
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BOMBER VOLLEYBALL CAMP
Grades 4 - 6
Kenston High School Coaches and Players
Come develop your volleyball skills with
talented and enthusiastic Kenston High
School players who love kids too!! This
camp is designed to teach the
fundamentals of serving, passing, setting
and spiking. All skill levels welcome.
You’ll learn through fun game-like drills
and friendly competitions. Bring water
and knee pads!
9:00 - 12:00 pm
KHS Main
Fee: $ 99
Class #1806
BOMBER VOLLEYBALL CAMP
Grades 7 - 8
Kenston High School Coaches and Players
Learn the fundamentals and advanced
techniques of serving, passing, setting
and spiking. All skill levels welcome. You
will develop your volleyball skills with
the coaching of talented and enthusiastic Kenston High School players and
coaches!! Fun drills and competitions.
Bring water and knee pads!
BOMBER Girls Cross
Country Camp
Grades 3 - 8
Kenston High School Coach and team
Join the Kenston High School Girls Cross
Country team for a week full of running,
team work and FUN. ALL LEVELS WELCOME and each level will be instructed
differently! No matter what level you
begin on, you WILL improve by the end
of the week. This camp will not be solely
running. This is a great introduction to
what the high school cross country team
is all about. You will participate in fun
activities everyday that stress the importance of a positive attitude, team work,
team bonding, and most importantly
having fun. After the 4 days of instruction, the camp will end with a “FUN RUN”
on Friday! All girls will receive a t-shirt
and a healthy snack everyday. The camp
will be coached by junior and senior
athletes along with Coach DiBernardo.
Please meet at the picnic tables by the
High School Bus Loop. Please bring
water everyday and wear appropriate
running gear.
Monday - Friday, July 25 - 29
9:00 - 11:00 am
KHS Trails
Fee: $75
Class #1806
1:00 - 4:00 pm
KHS Main Gym
Fee: $99
Class #1808
Sign up TODAY
for a
Summer FULL
of FUN!
Camps - Bomber Sports
BOYS
BOMBER BASKETBALL
SKILLS & Competition
Grades 4 - 9
Matt Vespa, Kenston Varsity Coach
Big blue bomber football
skills & agility camp
Grades 1 - 8
Kenston High School Varsity staff & players
Here’s a chance to get a jump-start
on your competition. Kenston varsity
Players will be instructed on offensive
coaches and players will be teaching
and defensive skill development. Skills
fundamentals and skills, as well as sharcamp will be run like two-hour varsity
ing philosophies on all aspects of the
practice-honing in on fundamental bas- game. Players will increase their knowlketball skills that promote player growth edge of the game, improve their speed
and development. Campers will partici- and agility, and have fun at the same
pate on 5 on 5 teams, 3 on 3 teams, and time. Players will be divided according
have a 1 on 1 tournament.
to age, size, and skill level. Each session
will include instruction time on different
positions and the skills required playing
A. Entering 4th - 5th grades
and improving on various aspects of the
12:00 - 2:30 pm
game. Players will end each session with
B. Entering 6th - 9th grades
a pick-up touch game to reinforce skills
9:00 - 11:30 am
learned that day. NOTE: This is a nonKHS Main & Aux. Gyms
equipment, non-contact camp. Players
Fee: $100 (Sibling discount - 2nd child 1/2 can provide their own mouthpieces for
off, 3rd is free)
their safety. Football shoes are allowed.
Class #1805
Please bring a water and tennis shoes.
LITTLE BOMBERS Skills &
Competition Camp
CO-ED
BOMBER soccer SKILLS
Camp
Kenston Varsity Coaches and players
Grades 1 - entering 9th
Bomber Soccer Camp run by the High
School Varsity Coaches and Players. 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. This camp
is design for skill improvement along
with fun and competition.
Evening Camp
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
A. June 7 - 9
B. July 12 - 14
5:30 - 8:30pm
Location TBD
Class #1809
9:00 - 12:00 pm
Location TBD
Fee: $120
Class # 1803
Grades 2 - 3
Matt Vespa, Kenston Varsity Coach
Players will be instructed on basic
offensive and defensive skill
development. Skills will be honing in on
fundamental basketball skills that
promote player growth and development. Players will participate in 3-3
games as well as other games that
promote competition and fun!
4 Days
9:00 - 10:00 am
KMS Gym
Fee: $65
Class #1807
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Camps - Enrichment
bRICKS 4 KIDZ LEGO CAMPS
Grades K - 6
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
Morning and Afternoon Sessions with different themes. Students
that want to pack a lunch can register for both camps with a $20
discount and be supervised by our staff! Stay for the day!
June 20 - June 24
A. JURASSIC ADVENTURE Camp 9:30 - 12:30 pm
Travel back in time with Bricks 4 Kidz as we explore the exciting Jurassic period when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. We will
use LEGO bricks motors and battery packs as we build moving
models that will surprise and amaze all levels of LEGO builders.
Learn to build amazing creatures, land roaming vehicles and
jungle action scenes in our summer camp program.
b. CITY BUILDERS Camp 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Future engineers and architects will love this camp where
they’ll learn the fundamentals of building and build scale models of well-known structures like The Empire State Building,
Tower Bridge, Eiffel Tower and Dubai’s Burj Khalifa. Kids will
also get to design and build their own structures and participate in a group city build. Motorized airplanes, helicopters and
fire trucks bring life the working city by the end of week when
we showcase and photograph all the fun.
July 25 - July 29
c. MineCraft 1 Camp 9:30 - 12:30 pm
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks to build anything you
can imagine. At night monsters come out, make sure to build a
shelter before that happens. Experience the world of Minecraft
with LEGO® bricks in this fun camp. Kids will start by crafting
their shelters and some of the mobs, critters and tools using
LEGO® bricks. Students will face new challenges each day,
building models and crafting key elements from the popular
Minecraft game.
D. AMUSEMENT PARK Camp 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz very own Amusement
Park! Campers will build a new ride each day, learning how to
make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what
they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges.
Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each
camp day includes carnival- themed games, group challenges,
model-building and more.
KMSArt Room 230
Fee: $180 per sesion
Class #1914
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creative writing camp
Grades 3rd - 5th
Instructor: Karen Sunderhaft
Is there a budding author inside of your child? Are they cretive thinkers, but need someone to help them organize their
thoughts and put it down on paper? This week long camp
created and presented by two writers will help your child learn
how to develop a character, create a structured story with an
exciting opening, thoughtful middle and conclusion which
brings all the pieces if the story together. We will introduce
your 3rd - 5th grader with techniques for creating characters
and for drawing storyboards to plan out their story. The goal of
the camp will be to produce a story in a creative book form for
the young author to share at our Author’s Tea Party
5 classes
Monday - Friday, June 20 - June 24
9:00 - 11:30am
KMS Computer Lab
Fee: $140 ; materials fee: $5 due to instructor at first class
Class #1910
glitter camp
Ages 6 - 9 years
Instructor: Emily English
A camp fit for royalty! Come to a week filled with glitter, jewels
and plenty of pink! We will create traditional artwork such as
paintings and drawings. Also, we will make paper dolls, fairy
wands and much more! Of course, not everything will have
glitter! But we will work with all things pretty!
5 classes
Monday - Friday
A. June 20 - June 24
9:00 -12:00pm
B. June 20 - June 24
1:00 - 4:00pm
C. August 1 - August 5
9:00 - 12:00pm
D. August 1 - August 5
1:00 - 4:00pm
C. August 1 - August 5
9:00 - 12:00pm
D. August 1 - August 5
1:00 - 4:00pm Valley Art
Center
155 Bell Street
Fee: $165
Class #1925
SEE WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION
NEW! math mania camp
Grades 3rd - 5th Instructor: Karen Sunderhaft
August 8 - August 11 9:00-10:30am
class #1930
NEW! crazy crafts
Grades K - 2nd Instructor: Jesssica and Karen Sunderhaft
A. June 13 - 17 9:00 - 11:00am
Class #1932
Camps - Enrichment
Mad Science Camp
Ages 6 - 12
Instructor: Mad Science Staff
June 27 - July 1
A. CAMP EUREKA - 9:00 - 3:00pm
Creative Contraption Warning! This is a camp designed by you—the Inventor!
Each day you’ll be given a series of challenges which must be overcome using
basic materials, simple machines, tips from world famous inventors and the
most important thing of all – your mind. You’ll construct catapults and forts and
then lay siege, fabricate a winning Egg Drop design, and assemble a working
light saber to take home!
KISArt Room
Fee: $290
July 11 - July 15
Campers may register for one or both camps this week. If registering for BOTH morning and
afternoon sessions this week, a discount of $25.00 will be given for EACH camp. Campers are
then to pack a sack lunch and drink to enjoy in between camps while our instructors prepare
for the afternoon program.
B. fORENSICS aCADEMY camp 9:00 - 12:00 pm
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to sharpen your special operative skills as you learn about the secret world of espionage! See how ultraviolet
light is used to gather clues and then create your own crime scene. Learn about
forensic science using the pH scale, bones and bugs. Decode messages, use a
metal detector, experience night-vision goggles and make your own secret code
breaker in the Mad Science Forensics Academy!.
KIS Art Room
Fee: $170
D. BRIXOLOGY 1:00 - 4:00 pm
ALL NEW FOR 2016! Brixology Camp sets the foundation for our next generation of makers! Kids learn about different types of engineering and then team
up to construct a different engineering-themed project using LEGO® bricks.
They learn about aerospace engineering while assembling a space station. They
explore mechanical engineering as they build boats and vehicles. That’s not all,
from carnival rides to drawing machines, mechanical animals to truss bridges,
your future engineer will build upon their creativity to solve real-world design
challenges, while developing their problem-solving and team-building skills. Let
the tinkering begin!
1:00 - 4:00 pm
KIS Art Room
Fee: $170
Class #1962
NEW! THEATER cAMP
Grades: 4 - 8
Instructor: Julia Kolibab - an actress who
has performed professionally in Cleveland
as well as New York City, and has been a
theatre instructor in several venues for over
30 years. She holds an MFA in Theatre from
Case Western Reserve University and is
currently the director of the Chagrin Valley
Little Theatre Youth programs.
The KCE summer theater program will
include theatre games, improvisations
and acting exercises that will encourage
spontaneity and creativity. Students
will also work on a short theatrical piece
that will be presented on the final day
of class. The class will focus on learning
or improving acting techniques in an
encouraging atmosphere and will help
students with their performance skills
and self-confidence. All levels of
acting experience are welcome.
Students may be asked to provide a
simple, basic costume for the final performance.
2 weeks
Monday - Friday
June 27 - July 8 (no class 7/4)
A. Grades 4-5
B. Grades 6-8
9:00 - 12:00pm
KMSCafeteria
Fee: $150
Class # 1928
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Summer Camps - Recreational
START SMART ALL SPORT:
BE A GOOD SPORT
Instructor: Jennifer Holzheimer
Ages 3 - 5 years
Join Coach Jen in this four week program
that will touch on a different sport each
week. Children (ages 3-5) to participate
in a FUN, non-threatening environment.
Basketball, soccer and football are some
of the sports we will enjoy by going over
the basics and introducing the concept
of practicing to improve. Additionally,
through out the program we will be talking and learning about the importance
of being a Good Sport!
4 Classes Wednesdays
A. April 13 - May 4
B. June 1 - June 22
6:00 - 6:45 pm
Gardiner ELC
Fee: $50
Class #1987
hip hop and contemporary
dance camp
Grades K - 3
This exciting dance camp will provide a
challenge and FUN for the experienced and
brand new dancer alike. With an emphasis on
technique, improvision, choreography and
kinesiology, students will learn to express
themselves through movement in a nurturing
environment.
Monday - Friday
June 20 - June 24
9:00 - 12:00 pm
KISCafeteria
Fee: $125
Class #1931
volleyball skills mini
1st - 3rd graders
Instructors: Megan Wendel
Learn the fundamentals of serving, passing, setting and spiking with fun drills and
competitions. You will develop your volleyball skills with the coaching of talented
and enthusiastic Coach Megan Wendel. Coach Wendel has been running
volleyball camps in and around Kenston for the past several years. She was the setter
for Kenston Varsity Volleyball for 4 years then went on to continue her successful
setting career at Gannon University. She loves to coach volleyball and teach young
players the skills they need to become successful! Don’t forget your water and knee
pads!
9:00 - 10:30 am
Kenston Intermediate School Gym
Fee: $75
class #1804
Pee Wee Soccer Camp
Ages 3 - 7 years
Instructor: Dennis Weyn, Former Head
coach at Hathaway Brown and Director of
Coaching for Eastside Kickers
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 by experienced coach Dennis Weyn - Former Head
coach at Hathaway Brown and Director
of Coaching for Eastside Kickers. Camp
open to boys and girls.
Monday - Friday, July 18- 22
10:00 - 12:00 pm
Location TBD
Fee: $150
Class #1913
gymnastics and beyond
camp AM
Ages 3 - 7 years
Instructor: Chery Bessette and staff
This introductory camp is for boys and
girls of any ability level. They will enjoy our
daily themes utilized in learning cartwheels,
handstands and other gymnastic skills
on small scale balance beams, bars, floor
tumbling, and vaulting while still challenging more experienced children in a fun, safe,
and nurturing environment. Plus other fun
activities like parachute fun, implementing
team work skills through interactive games to
help develop self confidence, courtesy, and a
more caring helpful individual. Also, meet a
different staff member each day, as a special
guest to share their knowledge and talents
with students for a 45 minute introductory
class; Alphabet Art with Lynn, Dance with
Katie, Martial Arts with Alexandra, Ball Sports,
an animal visitor, and nature adventures with
Chery in our Beyond Garden, like butterfly
catching and more. We will encourage their
natural curiosity and exploration of the natural world outside. This camp is a great way to
get your child prepared for school in the fall,
with much more fun and active adventures
for a great start..
A. Monday - Friday, July 18 - 22
9:30 - 12:00pm
Fee: $105
Class # 1966
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YOUNG HOOPSTERS CAMP
court time for girls #1979
Ages 4 - 7 years
Instructor: Gary Love
Grades 2 - 6
Instructor: Liz and Katy Holzheimer
The Young Hoopsters Camp is organized and run by Gary Love,
who specializes in teaching the fundamentals of basketball:
shooting, passing and ball handling. Gary is gifted in teaching
small children, bringing out the best in them while making the
program fun and exciting!
Join Liz and Katy Holzheimer for skills and drills. This class will
emphasize individual skills such as passing, ball handling and
shooting, as well as understanding the game of basketball.
Players are made in the off season; Liz and Katy Holzheimer
will teach the value of practice that fine tunes players of all
skill levels. Goals and competitions will be set each week to
encourage daily practice at home. Bring a water bottle and
your own ball.
Mondays and Wednesdays, June 13 - July 20
9:00 - 10:30am
KMS - 6/13 and 15 all other classes at KIS Gym
Fee: $70 for two days per week
$50 for one day per week
Class #1979
A. Monday - Thursday, June 13 - 16
B. Monday - Thursday, August 1 - 4
10:00 - 11:30 am
KIS Gym
Class #1920
Gymnastics camp i
Gymnastics camp iI
Ages 7 - 14 years
Instructor: Chery Bessette and Staff
Ages 7 - 14 years
Instructor: Chery Bessette and Staff
This introductory gymnastics camp includes fun filled activities for boys and girls that love to move. Your child will learn
cartwheels, handstands, rolls, and other gymnastic skills
on many kinds of bars, beams, floor, and vault in a safe and
nurturing environment. There are gymnastic obstacle courses
simple enough for beginners while still being challenging to
the more advanced gymnast. Also included is nature exploring, dance, martial arts, theater, and an unique animal visitor.
Meet a different staff member each day sharing their knowledge and talents for a short class with the students encouraging all campers to meet their potential while having fun
experiencing new things. Campers will take a walk around the
gym to the Beyond Garden to experience nature. We will encourage their natural curiosity and exploration of the natural
world outside catching bugs, butterflies, and more. Campers
will go to “The Pond” to ice skate once for a free skate for half
a day. We give quality instruction to encourage children to
explore new adventures and help families that are looking for
character building programs that are fun during the summer
with our energetic and experienced staff.
This gymnastics camp is for more experienced boy and girl
athletes able to perform cartwheels, back rolls, and have
experience on equipment. Program incorporates
challenging students with more advanced gymnastic skills on
vault, a variety of bars, beams, floor, tumbling skills, from
walk-overs, back handsprings, flips, and more utilizing
strength and correct body techniques. During this camp, each
day we will have members of our gymnastics team demonstrating beginner through advanced skills to show
campers the progressions of gymnastics. This helps students
to understand the sport of gymnastics; the training involved,
and allows them to ask questions to make this camp both educational and memorable while enjoying learning new skills
with our friendly, energetic staff in a safe environment. We will
challenge all levels of gymnasts to meet their potential.
Campers will go to “The Pond” ice skating rink once to skate
for half a day of camp. Meet our other staff members for a
short lesson and explore Dance, Martial Arts, Nature Exploring,
and other fun activities, to make this camp most memorable,
and great learning experience while having lots of fun in the
summer.
A. Monday - Friday, July 18-22
1:00 - 4:00pm
Fee: $135
Class #1967
A. Monday - Friday, July 25-29
1:00 - 4:00pm
Fee: $135
Class #1968
See Preschool and Youth Recreation section for weekly summer Gymnastics Classes
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Recreational archery
league
Grades 4-12
Already taken the beginner archery class?
Come demonstrate what you learned in our
archery league. Participants will compete
against each other for highest scores. We
will shoot at total of 30 arrows, broken into
“rounds”, from 20 yards. Scores will be
recorded based on where your arrow hits the
target. We will be using a standard single
spot target, with the bullseye being worth 5
points. A handicap, based on your 1st weeks’
score, will be calculated to keep the league
competitive. This league will run 8 weeks,
starting June 7th. Completion of the beginners course, or the ability to demonstrate the
required minimum skill level to the official
will be required to join the league. This
program will run at Centerville Mills archery
range and most equipment is supplied. It is
recommended that you buy an arm guard
that fits you. Outside equipment must be approved by the instructor. Space is limited.
Class will begin at 5pm and end when
everyone is done shooting.
8 weeks
Tuesdays, June 7 - July 26
5:00 - 6:15pm
Fee: $125
Class # 2200
Beginner
ArcheryClass
offered
May 3 - 31
See page 36 for more
information
Gateway lacrosse Summer Camps
Ages 7-14
Gateway‘s method of teaching lacrosse is unique.We incorporate an understanding of athletic skills: throwing and catching,
hand-eye, footwork, etc. We use other sports and apply them to lacrosse.
Set a pick, Zone D., Spacing, Communication.
Learn how your feet, core, hands and eyes incorporate into athletic skills
that simplify lacrosseas well as the other sports you play now or in the
future. Expect soccer balls, frisbees, volleyballs, water balloons, skipping
ropes, agility ladders. Guest instructors will expose the young athlete to
other important & interesting topics such as nutrition, yoga and the history
of lacrosse. Our staff is comprised of mostly college players and offers a
low 8-1 ratio of staff to camper. Campers are grouped based on age and
skill level. If you would like more information about Gateway Lacrosse go
to www.gatewaylacrosse.net or call Gordon Glass at 440-337-9555. Lunch
option available. All camps held at Settler’s Park.
A. Boys Full Day
B. Boys Half Day
C. Girls Full Day
D. Girls Half Day
July 11 - July 15
Monday - Thursday 9:00 - 3:00pm
Friday - 9:00 - 1:00pm
Settlers Park
Fee: $250 full day option
$150 half day option (ages 7-10)
Class #1981
Golf Dome Summer Camps
A. May 31 - June 3
B. June 6 - 10
C. June 13 - 17
D. June 20- 24
E. June 27 - July 1
F. July 5 - 8
G. July 11 - 15
H. July 18 - 22
I. July 25 - 29
J. August 1 - 5
K. August 8 - 12
Tiger Cubs Golf Camp (ages 5 thru 7)
Novice Golf Camp (ages 8 thru 12)
Intermediate Golf Camp (ages 11 and up)
Lacrosse Camp (ages 8 thru 12)
Mighty Mites Sports Camp (ages 5 thru 7)
Sports Camp (ages 8 thru 13)
NEW! GIRLS Camp (ages 8 thru 12)
PLEASE GO TO
for A COMPLETE LISTING OF CAMP DETAILS
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NEW! basketball speciality clinic
NEW! Guard Camp with Matt Vespa
Grades 3-8 (co-ed)
Instructor: Matt Vespa, KHS Boys Varsity Coach
Grades 3-12 (co-ed)
Instructor: Matt Vespa, KHS Boys Varsity Coach
Basketball Specialty Clinic has a unique focus of teaching a
specific skill on each day for our athletes to choose one, two or
all three days depending on their needs. Day one: Ball handling
and movement, one-handed basketball handling skills through
intensive one-handed ball control drills. Students then build on
their superior ball-handling skills by learning lightning-quick,
one-handed moves off the dribble, as well as court awareness and off ball movement to create offensive opportunities.
Day two: Shooting- Your player will learn shooting techniques
that the great shooters use. How to align your shooting arm
correctly, best ways to drive around defensive player and
finish, Footwork and timing techniques for great range and
quick release, how to grip the basketball and more. Day three:
Defense- “A good offense is the best defense” pressure the Ball.
Force the player with the ball to dribble or turn away from the
basket. Never allow a good player to handle the ball, defense
with guts, hustle and a never give up attitude. Join our Varsity
Coach, Matt Vespa and players to improve all or specific parts
of your game
This camp is to instruct players on the fundamental skills and
appropriate techniques while stressing the ideals of working
hard and gaining a better overall understanding of the game.
This camp is a skill specific camp that will give you the ability
to take your game to a higher level by applying what we
teach over the course of these 3 days. We will give you a plan
of attack for developing all aspects of your offensive game
and provide you with the drills to achieve your goals.
Fundamentals include:Pivoting and footwork, Ball
handling drills, Handling pressureAir dribble, jump stops,
Step back move, Shooting DrillsCatch and Shoot, Catch and
Shoot off Dribble and Using Screens.
Monday - Wednesday, June 27 - June 29
9:00 - 10:45am
KHS Auxillary Gym
Fee: $80
Class #1822
Sign up TODAY
for a
Summer FULL
of FUN!
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 26 - 28
9:00 - 10:45am
KHS Auxillary Gym
Tuesday - Ball Handling
Fee: One Day - $35
Wednesday - Shooting
Two Days - $55
Three Days - $80
Thursday - Defense
Class #1993
“En-garde” Foil Fencing Camp
Ages 8 years and up
This camp 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, stamina, and develops social skills and
manners. All equipment is provided.
Monday - Friday, June 27 - July 1
9:00 - 11:00am
Kenston Intermediate School Cafeteria
Fee: $85
Class #1929
Volleyball Speciality cilincs
Grades 3 - 8
Join the Varsity Coach, Stephen Scherlacher, and Varsity Players
for 3, three one day clinics, focusing on specialty skills. Day
one will focus on Passing, day two will be Hitting and day 3 is
Serving. Participate in drills and improve your technique in
these specific skills. Come one day or all three! When registering select the days you would like to attend.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 18 - 20
9:00 - 11:30 am
Kenston High School Main Gym
Fee: One Day - $35
Monday - Passing
Two Days - $55
Tuesday - Hitting
Three Days - $80
Wednesday - Serving
Class #1993
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Walt Oden’s tennis camps summer 2016
All classes held at Kenston tennis courts.
Tennis Coordinator - Walter Oden, USPTA (Elite Professional)
A. May 31 - June 3
B. June 6 - 9
C. June 13 - 16
D. June 20- 23
E. June 27 - 30
F. July 5 - 8
G. July 11 - 14
H. July 18 - 21
I. July 25 - 28
ALL CLASSES HAVE MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS
Red, Orange, Green (ROG) – ROG is code for a pathway for junior tennis players. Using appropriately sized equipment along with
different kinds of tennis balls allows us to teach skills more effectively. The United States Tennis Association believes in it. So do we.
For more information, please visit USTA.COM or contact Walt at 216-509-2793 or [email protected]
SHORT STUFF TENNIS – Short Stuff tennis has been the fun start to tennis destination of many families. This
program is for your 5, 6 and 7 year old. We do no not recommend 4 year olds in the program. If your son or
daughter is 4 or younger, there are other options we can recommend. We tend to use RED BALLS and FOAM
BALLS for this level. We also teach them on a 36 foot court to expose our younger athlete to age appropriate
match formats.
Camps offered each week at 9:00 - 9:45am and 1:30 - 2:15pm Fee: $44 per morning or afternoon session
Class #1950
USA 123 FOR KIDS – This has consistently been a great foundation for the future High School tennis player.
We teach advanced foundation with plans for your future high school career! A portion of our curriculum uses
appropriate transitional balls and smaller courts to improve rally success. Our camps are famous for a wide
array of games! We expect this level to include players between the ages of 8 and 12. Classes are always
segregated by age and ability. This level will use a range of tennis balls to develop skills. That includes use of
the ORANGE, GREEN and YELLOW Balls. This has been quite effective in achieving our goals of fun and skill!
Camps offered each week at 9:45 - 11:00am and 2:15 - 3:30pm Fee: $69 per morning or afternoon session
Class #1951
TEEN TENNIS/MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL – It is never too late to start tennis! We envision this program
to be for the 13 or older player with varying levels of experience. This program has created many Varsity level
tennis players in the past 10 years. There was even (1) State Runner-up that can claim participation in this
program. This is also a perfect fit for Middle School and High School lower Junior Varsity players. Our
curriculum is different in that it focuses on skills needed to succeed on a high school or middle school team.
These skills include consistency, movement, balance and doubles foundation.
Camps offered each week at 11:00 - 12:30pm and 3:30 - 5:00pm Fee: $79 per morning or afternoon session
Class #1952
**Refunds will only be granted PRIOR to the beginning of a program.
No refunds will be granted without prior approval of Walt Oden**
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