Program Guide - Community Recreation Department

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Sheboygan Area School District
Community Recreation
Department
fall
2014
Program Guide
607 S. Water Street, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Phone: 920-459-3773 Fax: 920-459-4021
www.sheboyganrec.com
General information
Ready, Set, Go!
Index
We wanted to take a moment to thank you for your
past participation and would like to let you know we are
looking forward to providing the Sheboygan community
with another great fall program guide filled with a huge
variety of recreation choices. We are extremely proud
to be celebrating our 25th year of providing Child Care
for our community. The program has grown from a one
site school year only program to more than six sites, in
addition to offering all-day care during the summer.
Providing many programming choices to our community is our passion
and we want to do the best possible job we can. Recreation has been an
integral part of the community for more than 80 years. We are truly hoping
you find something in our fall guide; a casual program to enjoy, an art or
music class to participate in, your favorite theatre show, fitness class or
sports activity. We believe that there should be a class or program in our
fall book for everyone to enjoy - ages 2-99 - and if there isn’t please call
to let us know how we can serve you better.
-John Koehler, Director
Administrative Staff
John Koehler, Director
Jeff Brazzale, Supervisor
Jody Brooks, Supervisor
Karen Davis, Supervisor
Geri Rusch, Aquatics Coordinator
Barb Scholten, Child Care Coordinator
The Sheboygan
Theatre Company
Tom Berger, Managing Director
Secretarial Staff
Missy Burgard
Erin Cotter
Stacy Hayon
Maintenance Staff
Steve Reif
Thomas Resch
Ray Ross
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Joe Sheehan
Board of Education
Dave Gallianetti, President
Ryan Burg
Susan Hein
John Hill*
Mark Mancl
Jennifer Pothast
Marcia Reinthaler
Larry Samet
Barbara Tuszynski
*Recreation Committee Chairperson
Citizen Advisory Council
The purpose of the council is to provide residents with an opportunity to
strengthen the process by which the department enhances the recreational
opportunities within the school district. The group meets 4 to 6 times per year
with meetings scheduled during the lunch hour.
Should you be interested in serving as a member of the Citizens Advisory Council
or have a topic for council consideration, please call John Koehler at 459-3777.
Current Members are listed to the below.
Ronaldo Cordiero
Todd Dulmes
Tom Fogle
Ray Haen
Joe Kerlin
Bob Konrad
Randy Ingels
2
Gerald Jones
Ryan Kautzer
Terri LeMahieu
Ron Schulze
Missy Skurzewski
Shua Yang
Basic Pistol Shooting – Adult............................................................. 17
Basketball Leagues – Adult................................................................ 16
Basketball Leagues – High School...................................................... 16
Basketball Leagues – Youth............................................................... 13
BB Gun Safety & Orientation............................................................. 15
Catalog Subscription............................................................................ 3
Child Care.......................................................................................... 12
Children’s Book Festival..................................................................... 18
Creative Play...................................................................................... 12
Fitness Centers.................................................................................. 11
Fitness Classes..................................................................................... 9
Flag Football...................................................................................... 14
Gymnastics........................................................................................ 15
Halloween Activities.......................................................................... 18
Home School Phys. Ed. Swim............................................................... 8
Karate Based Martial Arts.................................................................. 17
Kid’s Crafts......................................................................................... 15
Massage Classes – Adult.................................................................... 17
Music, Movement and More............................................................. 15
NuDawn Club..................................................................................... 19
Open Swim – Madison & High Schools............................................... 7
Painting Exploration – Adult.............................................................. 17
Registration Info......................................................................3, 4, 5
Runners Club..................................................................................... 15
Saturplay at ELC................................................................................. 12
Sheboygan Theatre Company.............................................. Back Cover
Soccer – Instructional & LUFC........................................................... 14
Special Events & Programs................................................................ 18
Special Needs Activities..................................................................... 19
Swimming Lessons.............................................................................. 8
Twitter............................................................................................... 19
Subscription......................................................................................... 3
Volleyball – Youth.............................................................................. 13
Volleyball Leagues – Adult................................................................. 16
Water Exercise..................................................................................... 7
Water Power Aerobics – Drop-in......................................................... 7
Weaving – Adult................................................................................ 17
Wrestling........................................................................................... 14
Community Recreation Department
The Sheboygan Theatre Company
607 S. Water Street, Sheboygan, WI 53081
August OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am- 4:30 pm
Fridays, 7:30 am - 1:00 pm.
OFFICE HOURS as of SEPTEMBER 2:
Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4:30 pm
920.459.3773 - Recreation Department
www.sheboyganrec.com
920.459.3779 - The Sheboygan Theatre Co.
www.sheboygantheatercompany.org
How to Register
First, read through the catalog and decide what programs you would like.
Second, decide how you would like to register. You have several options:
1
Register ONLINE
Online registration will open at 6 am on
Wednesday, August 13.
2
Register by Mail
Register by Fax
Register by Drop-Off
Go to www.sheboyganrec.com and click on Online Registration.
There is a convenience fee to use this service. Payment is either VISA
or MasterCard. A login ID and pin are needed for online registration.
If you have registered online in the past you are ready to go! If you
do not have your login ID and pin you may obtain this information
by either:
Registrations may be mailed in, faxed, or dropped off prior to
4:30 pm on Tuesday, August 12, but will be held and randomly
processed beginning Wednesday, August 13.
1. Going to Online Registration on our
website and requesting an account
(when creating an account be sure
to add all members of your family,
especially children you want to register
for a course.)
PAYMENT (check, money order, MasterCard or VISA) MUST be
included with registration form.
2. If you have already given us your e-mail address in the past you
may go to "Retrieve Login Information" to have your login ID and
pin sent to you via e-mail.
3. Or call the Rec. Dept. at 459-3773.
Don't wait until August 13 - request your account information in
advance so you are ready to go on August 13
Online Registration -What does this
mean for you?
Up-to-Date: Review number of class openings in all activities with
code numbers. Even if you choose to not register online, you can
still use the system to check for class availability.
Anytime: Register from your home or the office, around the
clock, seven days a week.
Quick: Avoid waiting for mail to be processed.
Timely: Receive e-mail confirmations if desired.
Private: Access your secure account details, family schedule, and
historical receipts, even if you have not registered online you can
still access your family registrations and history.
Secure: Safe online payments with Visa or MasterCard.
Rec Dept Catalog Subscription
The Recreation Department publishes 3 catalogs per year. The
Fall and Winter/Spring catalogs are mailed to all Sheboygan Area
School District Recreation Tax residents. The summer catalog is
distributed in Sheboygan elementary schools. As a service to our
non-resident customers and anyone else who wishes to receive all
3 catalogs, we have a subscription service. For a fee of $5.00 to
cover postage, we will mail a catalog to your home 3 times per
year for 2 years. Code 6953 The catalog is also always available on
the Rec. Dept. website at www.sheboyganrec.com.
Fill out form on page 4. Complete information on the registration
form (along with an alternate choice(s) for each activity in case
your first choice is full).
Make checks payable to:
Community Recreation Dept.
Mail or drop off address:
Fall Registration
Community Recreation Department
607 S. Water Street
Sheboygan, WI 53081
FAX Registration - 920-459-4021
Confirmations will be sent only when a self-addressed, stamped
envelope is provided with your registration.
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In Person Registration
Registrations will be accepted in person, (as well as
online, fax, mail or phone) as of Monday, August 18.
What is my BEST CHANCE to get
into the class that I want?
#1 - Register online on August 13 - you will have your
confirmation instantly! Or...
#2 - Have your registration in our office by 4:30 pm
Tuesday, August 12. Your registration will be processed
randomly beginning Wednesday, August 13.
QUESTIONS CALL 459-3773
sheboyganrec.com
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Registration Form (Fall 2014)
Please complete registration completely. Please print.
FAMILY LAST NAME_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SCHOOL CHILD(REN) ATTEND (if applicable)_________________________________________________________________________________________
MAIN CONTACT NAME (parent/guardian)___________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS_________________________________________________________ CITY_________________________ ZIP______________________________
HOME PHONE_____________________________________________ DAYTIME OR CELL PHONE_______________________________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS (please print)___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Check here if this is new contact information
(address, phone, e-mail)
Code Number
Activity Name
YES - I would like to take advantage of Online Registration. Please send
me my LOGIN and ACCOUNT PIN using the above e-mail address.
Registrant's First & Last Name
T-Shirt Size for
Cheer Camp or
Runner's Club
Birthdate
M/F
*Alternate Choice
*Alternate Choice
*Alternate Choice
*Alternate Choice
*Alternate Choice
*Alternate Choice
*Alternate Choice in case your first choice is full.
LIABILITY INFORMATION: You should be aware that Recreation programs involve an element of risk or danger for all participants and
may cause serious injury, death or property loss. The Sheboygan Area School District Community Recreation Department does not
provide nor cover any medical or hospital insurance for participants in our programs. All persons participating in Community Recreation
Department sponsored activities must provide their own insurance and assume risk of all injuries.
ADULT SIGNATURE_____________________________________________________________________________________
Total Fees:
Credit On Account?
Total Amount:
I have read & understand the liability information listed above. DATE____________________________________________
Payment Method (check one):
Cash
Check (please make one check for total due, payable to: Community Recreation Department)
Credit Card - Mastercard or Visa - Expiration Date (month/year) ______/______
Card # ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ V-Code __ __ __
Cardholder Name__________________________________________________________
Signature:___________________________________________________________________________________
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Fee
Office Use
Only
Registration Information & Policies
REGISTRATION REMINDERS
Registration Form on page 4. Register online at sheboyganrec.com.
The registration form on page 4 is to be used for programs with CODE
numbers only. Other listed programs may require separate registration
forms available at the Community Recreation Dept.
Mark your calendars and save this brochure! Keep track of
your selections. No class confirmations are given for mail in, drop off
or fax registrations. No news is good news! If you do not hear from
us you can assume you are enrolled in the class. We will call you if
you receive your 2nd choice or if the class is full. Confirmations for
registrations will be sent out only when a self-addressed, stamped
envelope is provided.
Be sure to send the correct program fee. If you are a nonresident of the Sheboygan Area School District, please pay correct fee.
UPDATE - Residents of the Sheboygan Area School District residing
in the Towns of Cleveland, Centerville & Mosel add $3.00 to the
resident fee. However the total fee shall not be higher than the
non-resident fee.
The Community Recreation Department adheres to age limits.
insurance for participants. Participants must assume full responsibility
for injuries incurred while taking part in any activity.
The Sheboygan Area School District does not discriminate on the
basis of age, handicap, marital or parental status, national origin,
pregnancy, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation.
Refund Policy
1. Classes cancelled by Community Recreation Department
will be fully refunded. Online registrations will not receive a
refund for the convenience fee.
2. If you drop out of a program before it begins, you will
receive a full refund minus $2 service fee.
3. If you drop out prior to the second half of a program, you
will receive a 50% refund minus $2 service fee.
4. No refund will be given after the start of the second half of
programs.
5. There will be no refunds for sports team fees.
6. Refunds for classes may be left on account for future class
registrations.
Participants should be the stated age by the first day of class. If
registering by mail, participants from different families who wish to
be in the same class should put their separate registration forms in
the same envelope.
Residents 65 Years and Over
3 Catalogs Per Year
Class Sizes
The Recreation Department publishes 3 catalogs per year. The Fall
catalog and Winter/Spring catalog are mailed to all Sheboygan
Area School District Recreation Tax residents. The Fall catalog is
mailed in early August, while Winter/Spring catalog is mailed in
early December. The Summer catalog is distributed in all public and
private elementary schools. Catalogs are available at the Community
Recreation Department office, all Sheboygan public and private
schools and Mead Public Library. See page 3 for Subscription Service.
Weather Cancellations
Several options are in place for notification In the event of bad weather:
1. Sign up for the Rec Dept. Twitter account: RecDeptClosings
2. Call the Rec. Dept. Weather Cancellation Line, 208-5805
3. Check the website at www.sheboyganrec.com
No Smoking/Alcohol Policy
A reminder to all Rec. Dept. program participants: The use of all
tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverages on premises
owned by the Sheboygan Area School District is prohibited by state
law. Your cooperation in upholding this law is necessary.
Financial Assistance
If fees are an issue the Sheboygan Area School District provides
assistance to those eligible for the Free or Reduced Hot Lunch
program. Simply show your current letter stating your Free or
Reduced Lunch status to receive a discount on classes. Contact the
Community Recreation Department for further information.
Accident Insurance
The Community Recreation Department does not provide accident
Activity fees are listed throughout the brochure. Sheboygan Area
School District Residents 65 years and over may receive a 15% discount
for most programs. See individual courses for details.
All programs have a minimum/maximum enrollment number. If we
do not meet our minimum requirement, classes will be cancelled with
refunds issued or you may transfer to a different class. If a program
is full, you will be notified and, upon request, be put on a waiting list
where in the event of a cancellation or new class creation you will be
notified, or you will be issued a full refund or credit.
Resident/Non-Resident Fee Policy
A resident is any individual whose primary residence is in the
Sheboygan Area School Recreation Tax District (City of Sheboygan
and those areas in the Towns of Wilson and Sheboygan in the
Sheboygan Area School District). Individuals residing in these areas
support Community Recreation programs through their recreation
tax. School District residents of Mosel, Centerville & Cleveland do not
pay a Recreation Tax and therefore are charged an additional $3.00
above the resident rate. All other individuals pay the non-resident
fee. See specific program for registration costs.
Photography Policy
The Community Recreation Department occasionally uses photos
of participants for promotional purposes. By registering for the
program, you have granted us permission to use your photograph
for promotional purposes unless otherwise noted.
Supervision/Pickup Notice
The Community Recreation Department Instructors and Staff are
not responsible for supervision of youth program participants after
a program is finished. For the safety of your child/ren, please make
arrangements for prompt pickup from all Recreation sponsored
activities, lessons or programs.
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Aquatics Instruction
Things to Know about our
Aquatic Programs
• Everyone who enters the pool must take a thorough shower before class.
• Children should use the bathroom before class.
• The Recreation Department is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Please bring a lock.
• James Madison pool is reserved for children 7 years of age or younger.
Children 8 years and above need to go to Central.
PoolAddress
James Madison
Central
North
South
S. 24th & David Ave.
607 S. Water St.
1042 School Ave.
S. 12th & Washington Ave.
Ht.
Req.
42"
48"
54"
54"
• Parents are responsible for their own children before, during and after
swimming lessons.
• If you have questions or concerns, please call Geri @ 459-6739.
Swim Classes we offer
Parent & Child 6 months to 4 years - Parents
are with their children the whole time
playing games and introducing water skills.
Swim diapers are required for all children
who are not toilet trained.
I Can Do It! - Parents are with their child
for the first half of class then separated for
independence. *Please Note: if your child is
unable to stand unassisted you will be asked
to stay with them for all the classes.*
Step 1 - Basic adjustment skills, floats and
breath control are worked on. Children ages
4 & 5 only!
Step 2 - Develops flutter kick, free
floating front and back and front crawl
are introduced. (Step 2 at Madison is for
children ages 5, 6 & 7 only.)
Pool Party Rental
Make swimming part of your child's next
birthday party. Pools can be rented by the
hour with guards provided, leaving you with
time to watch and enjoy with your child or
prepare for the treats after the swim time.
James Madison Pool
Availability is Fridays between 4-5:30 pm.
Pool capacity is 24. There must be at least
one adult in the water with every 10 children
for supervision purposes (other than the
lifeguard). The cafeteria at James Madison
is also available to rent for serving food and/
or playing games.
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Pre 3 @ Madison - For the child age 7 &
under who may not be ready for a larger
pool. All Step 3 skills are introduced, except
diving.
Step 3 - Coordinated rhythmic breathing for
front crawl, back crawl butterfly kick and
diving.
Step 4 - Perfects both front and back crawls,
elementary back stroke and breast stroke
kick. Added endurance on all strokes and
standing dives
Step 5 - Refines all strokes and flip turns are
added. More endurance and surface dives.
PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE:
If you register your child for a swim class and
later decide not to attend, please notify the
Rec. Dept. so those on the waiting lists can
attend. THANK YOU!
Central Pool
Availability is Fridays after 4. Pool capacity
50. There must be at least one adult in the
water with every 15 children for supervision
purposes (other than the lifeguard).
SPECIAL NOTE: No pool parties will be
scheduled on holidays or during school breaks.
Cost: $47.50 per hour for the pool. The
multi-purpose room at James Madison may
be rented for $10 per hour, depending upon
availability. Payment required upon making
reservation. Prices higher on weekends/
some evenings. Stop in at the Recreation
Department to make a reservation, or call
459-3775 with questions.
Please Note
No class confirmations are given for drop off/
mail in or fax registrations - If you do not hear
from us you can assume you are enrolled in
the class.
Confirmations for registering will be sent out
only when a self-addressed, stamped envelope
is provided with your registration.
Special Note: Online registration offers
immediate confirmation! Even if you do not
register online, you can still check your account
to see what classes you are registered for!
When schools close due to weather - pools
close. Call the Rec. Dept. Info. Line 208-5805. Or sign up for Twitter.
Aquatics Classes & Open Swims
Drop in WATER POWER AEROBICS
For ages 14 thru adult. No pre-registration is needed.
Instructor leads a powerful and challenging water workout guaranteed to
get your heart pumping & your body moving. There will also be a variety of
equipment used to strengthen & tone all muscle groups. Don’t be surprised
if you get wet!
Dates:
Times:
Place:
Fee:
September 8 - December 19
No class Nov. 28.
Monday
5:30 pm
Wednesday Noon, 5:30 pm
Friday
8:20 am *New Time
Central Pool, 607 S. Water St.
$3 resident, $5 non-resident. $1.50 resident youth
Residents 65 years and older - $2.50
Reduced fee coupon books (10 coupons) available for purchase at the Rec. Dept. anytime or at the pool before class only. Exact change is required at the pool. Cost is $25 for residents, $21.25 for resident seniors and $40 for non-residents.
WATER POWER AEROBICS
Just like Water Power Aerobics listed above...except you need to register
for this class. Make a commitment and we’ll see you there!
Dates:
Code 7058
Sept. 8 - Oct. 22, Mon. & Wed.
Code 7059
Nov. 3 - Dec. 17, Mon. & Wed.
Time:
8:20 - 9:15 am *New Time
Place:
Central Pool, 607 S. Water Street
Fee:
$35 Residents, $52.50 Non-Residents
ULTIMATE WATER WORKOUT
Registration is required for this challenging 45 minute water workout.
Including a combination of shallow water and deep water aerobics using a
flotation belt. Participants will use a variety of equipment to enhance their
water workout. Be prepared to get wet! Swimming is required.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
PARENT/CHILD OPEN SWIM at
James Madison Pool
Parents and youngsters six months to seven years enjoy the warm
shallow 90 degree water at James Madison Pool. A lifeguard will be
present to offer suggestions to the parents. Drop-in program - no
pre-registration. Parents must be in the water at all times with their
children!
Dates:
September 19 thru December 5
No program October 31, November 28
Time:
Fridays - 6:00-8:00 pm
Place:
James Madison Pool, S. 24th & David Ave.
Fee:
$1.00 per person (infant thru adult)
Coupon books available for purchase from the lifeguard just $10 for a book of 12 coupons!
North & South Open Swims
Mondays Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Sept. 29 - Dec. 15
Oct. 7 - Dec. 16
Oct. 1 - Dec. 17
Oct. 9 - Dec. 18
6:30-8 pm
6:30-8 pm
6:30-8 pm
6:30-8 pm
North Pool
South Pool
North Pool
South Pool
No open swims at South 9/30, 10/2 and 10/16 due to swim meets.
Height Requirements:
Central - 48” or Step 3 swimmer
North & South - 54” or Step 3 swimmer.
Height requirements will be waived if child is accompanied
by an adult.
Fee: Youth - $1, NR Youth - $2, R Adults - $2, NR Adults - $4,
R 65 and older $2
Code 7056
Sept. 8 - Oct. 22, Mon. & Wed.
Code 7057
Nov. 3 - Dec. 17, Mon. & Wed.
6:30-7:15 pm
$26.25 Residents, $39.50 Non-Residents
GET UP & GO WITH H20
Has it been awhile since you did some exercise? Is your body stiff and tired?
Are you looking to improve your health & boost your energy? Join us for a
great low level water aerobic class. You do not need to know how to swim
as all exercises are done in the shallow end of the pool.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Code 7064
Sept. 9 - Oct. 23 Tues. & Thurs.
Code 7065
Nov. 4 - Dec. 18 Tues. & Thurs.
8:00 - 8:45 am
$26.25 Residents, $39.50 Non-Residents
WATER POWER AEROBICS II
Instructor leads aerobic and strengthening exercises for an excellent workout
in the warm shallow water. Cardiovascular movement for 45 minutes
followed by 15 minutes of water walking.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Code 7062
Sept. 16 - Oct. 23 Tues. & Thurs.
Code 7063
Oct. 28 - Dec. 4 Tues. & Thurs.
7:30 - 8:30 pm
James Madison Pool, S. 24th & David Ave.
$30 Residents, $45 Non-Residents
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Aquatic Instruction - Madison & Central
James Madison Pool
SESSION 1
Central Pool
Mondays
4:30-5:00 pm
5:05-5:45 pm
5:50-6:30 pm
6:35-7:05 pm
Sept. 15 - Oct. 20
PC 18-36 mos. Step 1 (4 & 5 years)
Step 2 (5, 6, 7 years)
PC 3-4 years
Code
6784
6809
6823
6785
Tuesdays
4:40-5:10 pm
5:15-5:45 pm
5:50-6:30 pm
6:35-7:15 pm
Sept. 16 - Oct. 21
I Can Do It! PC 6-18 mos.
Step 1 (4 & 5 years)
Code
6778
6786
6810
6824
Wednesdays
4:30-5 pm
5:05-5:45 pm
5:50-6:20 pm
6:35-7:15 pm
Sept. 17 - Oct. 22
PC 18-36 mos.
PC 3-4 years
Code
6787
6811
6788
6825
Thursdays
4:40-5:10 pm
5:15-5:55 pm
6:00-6:30 pm
6:35-7:15 pm
Sept. 18 - Oct. 23
PC 3-4 years
PC 18-36 mos.
Code
6790
6826
6789
6812
Saturdays
9:15-9:45 am
9:50-10:20 am
10:25-10:55 am
11:00-11:30 am
11:35-12:10 pm
Sept. 20 - Oct. 25
PC 3-4 years
PC 6-18 mos.
I Can Do It!
PC 18-36 mos.
Code
6791
6792
6779
6793
6835
SESSION 2
Mondays
4:30-5:00 pm
5:15-5:45 pm
5:50-6:30 pm
6:35-7:15 pm
Oct. 27 - Dec. 1
PC 3-4 years
Pre-Step 3
Code
6794
6813
6827
6836
Tuesdays
4:40-5:10 pm
5:15-5:45 pm
5:50-6:30 pm
6:35-7:15 pm
Oct. 28 - Dec. 2
PC 18-36 mos.
PC 3-4 years
Code
6795
6804
6828
6814
Wednesdays
4:30-5:00 pm
5:05-5:45 pm
5:50-6:30 pm
6:35-7:05 pm
Oct. 29 - Dec. 3
PC 18-36 mos.
PC 3-4 years
Code
6796
6815
6829
6800
Thursdays
Oct. 30 - Dec. 4
Code
(No class November 27)
SESSION 1
Tuesdays
4:30-5:10 pm
5:15-5:55 pm
6:00-6:40 pm
Sept. 16 - Oct. 21
Steps 2 & 3 Steps 4 & 5
Steps 3 & 4
Code
6840
6885
6862
Wednesdays
4:00-4:40 pm
4:45-5:25 pm
Sept. 17 - Oct. 22
Steps 3 & 4
Steps 2 & 3 Code
6863
6856
Thursdays
4:30-5:10 pm
5:15-5:55 pm
6:00-6:40 pm
Sept. 18 - Oct. 23
Steps 4 & 5
Steps 2 & 3
Steps 3 & 4
Code
6886
6857
6864
Tuesdays
4:30-5:10 pm
5:15-5:55 pm
6:00-6:40 pm
Oct. 28 - Dec. 2
Steps 4 & 5
Code
6866
6858
6887
Wednesdays
4:00-4:40 pm
4:45-5:25 pm
Oct. 29 - Dec. 3
Code
6859
6888
Thursdays
Oct. 30 - Dec. 4
Code
Steps 2 & 3
Steps 3 & 4
Steps 4 & 5
6860
6867
6889
SESSION 2
4:30-5:10 pm
5:15-5:55 pm
6:00-6:40 pm
Home School Phy-Ed Swim
Home school students of all ages work together in a
variety of activities to promote fitness and fun using
exercises and games. This is not a Swimming Lesson
program. Questions, call Geri Rusch at 459-6739.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Code 6896
September 9
Code 6897
September 16
Code 6898
September 23
Code 6899
September 30
Code 6900
October 7
October 14
Code 6902
October 21
Code 6903
October 28
I Can Do It!
PC 6-18 mos.
6780
6830
6805
6816
Saturdays
Nov. 1 - Dec. 6
Code
Code 6904
November 4
Code 6905
November 11
PC 3-4 years
PC 18-36 mos.
PC 6-18 mos.
6817
6831
6798
6799
6802
Code 6906
November 18
Code 6907
November 25
Code 6908
December 2
Code 6909
December 9
Code 6910
December 16
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Resident*
$19.00
$13.00
$13.00
Non-Resident
$29.00
$20.00
$20.00
*Residents of the SASD living in the towns of
Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel add $3 to the
Resident Fee.
Fees at Central Pool
Residents $13.00
Residents of CCM* $16.00
Non-Residents $20.00
*Residents of the SASD living in the towns of
Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel add $3 to the
Resident Fee.
Please Note
No class confirmations are given for drop off/mail
in or fax registrations - If you do not hear from
us you can assume you are enrolled in the class.
Confirmations for registering will be sent out
only when a self-addressed, stamped envelope is
provided with your registration.
Special Note: Online registration offers immediate
confirmation! Even if you do not register online,
you can still check your account to see what classes
you are registered for!
When schools close due to weather pools close. Call the Rec. Dept. Info. Line 208-5805. Or sign up for Twitter, page 19.
HOME SCHOOL PE SWIM CODES
4:40-5:10 pm
5:15-5:55 pm
6-6:30 pm
6:35-7:15 pm
9:15-9:55 am
10-10:40 am
10:45-11:15 am
11:20-11:50 am
11:55-12:25 pm
Parent/Child
I Can Do It
Step 1, 2, Pre-3
Tuesdays, Sept. 9 - Dec. 16
1:30-2:30 pm *New Time
Central Pool
$1.75 per code per child
Code 6901
Fees at James Madison Pool
Lesson Key
PC = Parent Child
I Can Do It = ages 3, 4, 5
Step 1 = ages 4 & 5
Step 2 = ages 5, 6, 7
Pre-Step 3 = For the child age 7 and
under who may not be ready for a
larger pool. All Step 3 skills are
introduced except diving.
Fitness Classes
IMPORTANT FITNESS INFORMATION
• Fees for Fitness classes are per class code.
• Sheboygan Area School District residents who reside in
Cleveland, Centerville and Mosel add $3.00 to the listed fee.
• Register online at www.sheboyganrec.com, or see page 4.
• Middle & High School students may register at half the
listed fee.
• No children are allowed in the gym while fitness classes are
being conducted.
• No classes held September 1, October 20-25 and
November 27-29.
• All classes promote aerobic conditioning or strengthening
of the heart muscle by continuous movement which
elevates the heart rate. The classes, which are conducted
to music, include a warm-up, an aerobic period and a cool
down to relax the body. Most classes include floor exercises
which incorporate Dyna Bands and weights for muscle
strengthening and toning.
• See page 6 for water exercise classes
• Weather cancellations - If school is cancelled, fitness classes
are cancelled - call 208-5805 - or Twitter - see page 19.
BASIC BEGINNINGS - “Alive at 5:30”
($35.00 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Kathy A.
A class designed to assist sedentary individuals to increase their level of
fitness. Stretching, basic aerobics and body toning are features for the
beginner. Work out and have fun!
Code 6977
M/W
Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
5:30-6:30 pm
Code 6978 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Grant School Gym
Beginner Hoop Dancing
($17 R, $26.25 NR; $15 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Sarah W.
Re-live your childhood or try something new. This class will introduce beginner
hoop dancing movements and techniques. Use your core muscles to help
increase stamina, balance and flexibility. Have fun, be quirky and feel like a
kid again! All hula hoops will be provided. For ages 12 and up.
Code 7068
Th
Sept. 4 - Oct. 16
5:45-6:45 pm
Code 7069 Oct. 30 - Dec. 11
Farnsworth Middle School Gym
($26.25 R, $39.50 NR; $22.25 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Lynne D.
Don’t slump it up - pump it up with Body Recharge! Designed for ages 50-95
and will increase your cardiovascular endurance along with strength and
flexibility. Let’s get fit and have some fun!
Sept. 2 - Oct. 17
9:45-10:30 am
($26.25 R, $39.50 NR; $22.25 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Carleen W.
Looking for new recruits to enlist for fitness. Boot Camp is fitness taken
back to the basics. Each high energy workout is designed to provide a
total body strength and cardiovascular workout using basic exercises (i.e.
running/fast walking, push ups, sit-ups). WE WANT YOU to lose body fat,
gain muscle mass and improve strength, endurance and flexibility.
Code 6999 M/W Code 6992 Oct. 28 - Dec. 12
Pigeon River Rec. Center Gym
Sept. 3 - Oct. 15 4:15-5:00 pm Code 7000 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
James Madison School Gym
CARDIO SCULPT & STRETCH
($26.25 R, $39.50 NR; $22.25 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Terrie M.
Join us for 45 minutes of toning, weights and stretching. Enjoy a brief
cardiovascular work out followed by an extensive body sculpting session.
Get in shape, improve your muscle tone and flexibility.
Code 6993
T/Th
Sept. 2 - Oct. 17
4:45-5:30 pm
Code 6994 Oct. 28 - Dec. 12
Code 6995
M/W Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
4:45-5:30 pm Code 6996 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Cooper School Gym
CARDIO DANCE & SCULPT
($35.00 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 R 65 & older)
Easy cardio dance movements to energize you followed by a combination of
weights and exercises to strengthen and tone your body.
Instructor: Lynne D.
Code 6983 Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
M/W
8:30-9:30 am
Code 6984 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Code 6985
T/Th
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
8:30-9:30 am
Code 6986 Oct. 28 - Dec. 11
Code 6987
T/Th
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
5:30-6:30 pm
Code 6988 Oct. 28 - Dec. 11
Instructor: Sandy K.
Code 6989 Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
M/W
5:30-6:30 pm
Code 6990 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Sheridan School Gym
FUSION FITNESS
($35.00 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Sandy K.
Combine Pilates and Yoga with traditional exercises to get a well-rounded
program of 20 minutes of aerobics, toning/strengthening exercises, and
stretching and relaxation.
Code 6979
T/Th
BODY RECHARGE
Code 6991
T/F BOOT CAMP
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
5:30-6:30 pm
Code 6980 Oct. 28 - Dec. 11
Sheridan School Gym
Nutrition for Health & Fitness
($13.00 R; $19.50 NR, $11.00 R 65 & older)
Instructor: Kerri R.
Explore nutrition for every day health and learn to combine with exercise for
the maximum health benefits. Have the common myths of nutrition explained,
ask questions and develop tools to have a healthy relationship with food.
Code 7075
Thursdays
Sept. 9 - Oct. 14
6:00 - 7:00 pm
North High School
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Fitness Classes
MORNING SPIN
YOGA BASICS
Instructor: Kathy I.
An early morning class for experienced spinners (however beginners are
welcome) who want a great workout to energize you for the day!
Instructor: Monica G.
Yoga postures combined with breathing is a method that integrates the mind,
body and spirit to restore health, renew energy and reduce stress. Stretching
and basic poses exercise the muscles and joints keeping the body strong and
flexible. Class ends with deep relaxation.
($26.25 R, $39.50 NR; $22.25 R 65 & older)
Code 7009
T/Th
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
5:30-6:15 am
Code 7010 Oct. 28 - Dec. 11
North High Fitness Center
Intro to STEP - FREE!
Instructor: Sue G.
Come and learn all about how to get fit with Step!
Code 7077
Tuesday
August. 26
5:45-6:30 pm Pigeon River Rec. Center Gym
RISE & SHINE STEP
($26.25 R, $39.50 NR; $22.25 R 65 & older)
Instructors: Sue G. & Terrie M. (rotate)
Jump start your day with this energizing step aerobics
class. This class features a great mix of athletic and
rhythmic step patterns; and while we won’t go “back
to the basics,” we won’t mess with your (early morning) mind with
crazy speed and complex choreography. You’ll work hard, have
fun and leave class ready to seize the day!
Code 7025
Code 7026
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
Oct. 28 - Dec. 11
T/Th 5:30-6:15 am
ATHLETIC STEP CIRCUIT
($35.00 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 R 65 & older)
($35 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 R 65 & older)
Code 6997 M/W Sept. 3 - Oct. 15 4:30-5:30 pm Code 6998 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
ZUMBA
($35.00 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 R 65 & older)
Instructors: Tanya Z. at Lincoln Erdman; Tammy P. at Farnsworth and PRRC pm;
Michele R. at Pigeon River School and PRRC am.
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly what Zumba is all
about! It’s an energizing, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorieburning fitness party that will make you love to work out. Shoes with very
little tread work best.
Code 7003
M/W
Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
4:45-5:45 pm
Code 7004 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Lincoln Erdman School Gym
Code 7005
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
T (one night*) 5:45-6:45 pm
Code 7006 Oct. 28 - Dec 9
Farnsworth Middle School Gym
*Fee for this one night a week class is: $17.50 R; $26.25 NR, $15.00 R 65 & older.
Code 7007
T/Th
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
4:30-5:30 pm
Code 7008 Oct. 28 - Dec 11
Pigeon River School Gym
Code 7012
M/W
Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
5:30-6:30 am
Code 7013 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Code 7027
M/W
Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
7:00-8:00 pm
Code 7030 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Instructor: Julie B. (Formerly Step ‘N Tone class)
A total body workout! This class alternates between cardio intervals and
muscular strength and endurance drills utilizing the step, finishing up with
abs and stretch. Continuous movement to great music keeps the heart rate
up for a sweat drenched cardio sculpting session.
WEEKEND WARRIORS “DROP IN FEE” CLASSES
Code 7014
T/Th
Code 7018
Friday
Code 7033
Saturday
Sept. 2 - Oct. 16
5:45-6:45 pm
Code 7015 Oct. 28 - Dec. 11
STEP MASH-UP
($35.00 R, $52.50 NR; $29.75 NR 65 & older)
Instructor: Sue G. (Formerly Step ‘N Sculpt class)
What do you get when you combine a Cardio Choreography Step Aerobics
class with any combination of To The Core, On the Ball, Get Flexed, WorkIt-With-Weights, Basic Training, Balance Basics and more? You get Step
Mash-Up! This class is designed for the experienced stepper who likes to
be just a bit surprised with every class. Join us for an hour of energy, fun,
and a s-mashing good workout!
Code 7016
M/W
Sept. 3 - Oct. 15
5:45-6:45 pm
Code 7017 Oct. 27 - Dec. 10
Whole Wellness
($13.00 R; $19.50 NR, $11.00 R 65 & older)
Cardio Dance & Sculpt
($17.50 R; $26.25 NR, $15.00 R 65 & older. DROP-IN: $3.00 R;
$5.00 NR, $2.50 R 65 & older)
Sept. 5 - Oct. 17
8:30 - 9:30 am
Sept. 6 - Oct. 18
9:35 - 10:35 am
Code 7019
Oct. 31 - Dec. 12
Code 7034
Nov. 1 - Dec. 13
“Keepin’ It Real” Step
($13.00 R; $19.50 NR, $11.00 R 65 & older. DROP-IN: $2.25 R;
$4.00 NR, $2.00 R 65 & older)
It’s early for a Saturday morning and we know it – so complex choreography
is out and a real workout is in! This class won’t go “back to the basics” but
it won’t put your brain in a “freeze frame” either! Join us for an energizing
step aerobics class that’ll take you full speed ahead into whatever your
weekend holds for you!
Code 7020
Saturday
Sept. 6 - Oct. 18
8:00 - 8:45 am
Code 7021
Nov. 1 - Dec. 13
Quick Fit!
Instructor: Kerri R.
Explore wellness and its eight dimensions: intellectual, social,
environmental, occupational, financial, spiritual, emotional and physical.
Learn the basic concepts of each dimension, the reasons why wellness is
vital to whole body health and learn the tools to boost wellness in your life.
($13.00 R; $19.50 NR, $11.00 R 65 & older. DROP-IN: $2.25 R; $4.00 NR,
$2.00 R 65 & older)
Want your workout and your weekend too? We’ve got you covered with
this “get it quick” total body sculpting class. We’ll make the most of your
time using a variety of styles and equipment to ensure you can “get fit and
get going.”
Code 7074
Tuesdays
Code 7022
Saturday
10
Sept. 9 - Oct. 14
6:00 - 7:00 pm
South High School
Sept. 6 - Oct. 18
8:50 - 9:30 am
Code 7023
Nov. 1 - Dec. 13
Fitness Classes & fitness CENTERS
FITNESS CENTERS
The Fitness Centers sponsored by Aurora Health Care at North and South
High Schools offer state-of-the-art cardio equipment, selectorized training
equipment and weight machines for your workout. A Community Recreation
Department staff person will be present at all times to supervise, answer
basic questions and demonstrate proper use of equipment.
All participants must attend a 1 hour drop-in orientation before participating
at the fitness center. Orientations will be offered Monday through Thursday
between 5 and 7 pm or on a drop-in basis as needed.
NORTH HIGH
WALKING/RUNNING TRACK/Hallway in the
High Schools
The track will be open as stated below except when high school games,
matches and events are held in the fieldhouse. Hallway may be made
available for walking when fieldhouse is not available. For schedule
changes, please consult the Recreation Calendar in the Sunday or Monday
Sheboygan Press, or on our website: www.sheboyganrec.com. There is no
fee to use the walking/running tracks.
NORTH & SOUTH HIGH: Mon.-Fri. 5:15-7:45 am; 7:00-8:00 pm; Saturdays
6:30-7:45 am (Sept. 2 - Dec. 30, 2014)
Days and Times: Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. : 5:15-7:45 am and 3:15-8:15 pm
Non-School Days: Please consult the Recreation Calendar as noted above.
Wednesdays: 5:15-7:45 am and 2-8:15 pm
Saturdays: 6:30 am - Noon (starting Sept. 20)
Fall non-school days: Oct. 31, Dec. 26, 29, 30:
5:15-10 am and 3:15-8:15 pm
CLOSED: Labor Day, November 27, 28 and 29 for Thanksgiving holiday,
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday,
Memorial Day, July 4. If schools close due to weather, the walking tracks
are closed. Call 208-5805 or sign up for twitter (see p. 19).
SOUTH HIGH
Days and Times: Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. : 5:15-7:45 am and 3:15-8:15 pm
Wednesdays: 5:15-7:45 am and 2-8:15 pm
Saturdays: 7:30 am - 1 pm (starting Sept. 20)
Fall non-school days: Oct. 31, Dec. 26, 29, 30:
5:15-10 am and 3:15-8:15 pm
CLOSED: Labor Day, November 27, 28 and 29 for Thanksgiving holiday,
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday,
Memorial Day, July 4. If schools close due to weather, the fitness centers
are closed. Call 208-5805 or sign up for twitter (see p. 19).
The Department reserves the right to change hours based on attendance
and/or budgetary considerations.
COUCH TO 2 MILE RUN IN 7 WEEKS!!
Instructor: Terry K., Judi K. & Michelle W.
A class geared for anyone looking to get into shape or get back into shape. The
class will prepare you for Sheboygan’s Turkey Trot (2 mile run) on Thanksgiving
Day. The specific days and time of the course will be determined during the
informational meeting. The class will likely meet 2 or 3 times per week for
1 to 1.5 hours each time. Attend the meeting to learn more!
Informational Meeting on Tuesday, September 23 at 6 pm at South High
Commons (no charge to attend meeting)
Class Dates:
Place:
Fee:
Week of Oct. 6 thru Nov. 27 Code 7024
South High Outdoor/Indoor Tracks
$35.00 R, $52.50 NR, $29.75 R 65 & older
Fee: Resident Adults: $35 annual equipment replacement and repair fee.
Resident Seniors 65 & older: $30 annual equipment replacement and repair fee.
Resident Non-SASD Students: $35 annual equipment replacement and repair fee.
Resident Adults/Seniors/Non-SASD Students: $3 daily fee (if you choose to
not pay the yearly fee)
Non-Resident Adults & Students: $4 daily fee or $300 for the year.
“Couch” Participants at the 2013 Sheboygan Turkey Trot
SPECIAL DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES
Drop-in fitness classes may be offered the weeks of August 18 thru 29
and December 15 thru 19. Check with your instructor or on the “Weekly
Schedule” on the website for a detailed schedule.
Fees: 1 hr class: $3 R, $5 NR, $2.50 R 65 & older; 45 minute class:
$2.25 R, $4 NR, $2 R 65 & older
Please Note
No class confirmations are given for drop off/mail in or fax registrations If you do not hear from us you can assume you are enrolled in the class.
Special Note: Online registration offers immediate confirmation! Even if
you do not register online, you can still check your account to see what
classes you are registered for!
When schools close due to weather - pools close. Call the Rec. Dept.
Info. Line - 208-5805. Or sign up for Twitter.
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Pre-School Programs & Child Care
CREATIVE PLAY
Creative Play is a school-year
program running September
thru May. The program is
structured to make your
child’s first classroom
experience an exciting,
creative, positive learning
experience. Activities are
planned with an emphasis
being placed on developing
your child’s imagination,
peer socialization and
creative skills. Some of the
activities will include stories, songs, fingerplays, crafts, small and large motor
activities in addition to free time to spend with their classmates and friends.
Child must be toilet trained.
SATURPLAY at ELC
Ages 2-5 & Parents
If you haven’t been to the ELC gym now is your opportunity! Come and
enjoy Saturday Open Gym at the Early Learning Center. Your child(ren)
ages 2-5 can play on age appropriate equipment and you can socialize and
visit with other parents. Local early childhood information experts will be
available to talk with and a holiday craft will be created. Register for all 8
Saturdays OR by individual day.
Code
DaysTime
Fee
6919
All 8 Saturdays 8:45-10:30 am
$42/$60*
6920
All 8 Saturdays
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$42/$60*
6921
November 8
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
6922
November 8
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
6923
December 6
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
6924
December 6
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
Register online at www.sheboyganrec.com or at the Community
Recreation Department in-person anytime!
No need to register on the form on page 4.
6925
January 10
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
6926
January 10
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
6927
January 24
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
Parent Orientation Meeting - Wednesday, August 27 at 6 pm
at Horace Mann Middle School cafeteria
6928
January 24
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
6929
February 7
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
• Pigeon River Recreation Center (PRRC) Room 1, 3506 North 21st Street
• St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, 1711 S. 11th Street 6930
February 7
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
6931
February 21
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
FEES:
2 Day Class
3 Day Class-3½ or 4 year old
6932
February 21
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
6933
March 7
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
6934
March 7
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
6935
March 21
8:45-10:30 am
$7/$10 **
6936
March 21
10:45 am-12:30 pm
$7/$10 **
SITES:
Resident
$500.00
$700.00
PAYMENT SCHEDULE:
1st payment due at registration:
Non-Resident*
$600.00
$900.00
Residents - $200
Non-Residents - $300
Balance due by September 1, 2014. Payments accepted at any time.
$25 cancellation fee will be charged.
3 Year Old Classes - 2 Days Per Week
Must be 3 by September 1, 2014
Code
6204
6203
Date
Sept. 9-late May
Sept. 9-late May
Day
T & Th
T & Th
Time
9:00-11:30 am
9:00-11:30 am
Location
PRRC-1 Full
St. Andrews
4 Year Old Classes - 3 Days Per Week
Must be 3½ or 4 by September 1, 2014
Code
6202
6201
Date
Sept. 8-late May
Sept. 8-late May
Day
M,W, F
M,W, F
Time
9:00 am-Noon
9:00 am-Noon
Location
PRRC-1 Full
St. Andrews
FREE FAMILY HEALTH & FITNESS DAY
The Sheboygan Area School District Community Recreation Department in
cooperation with the Sheboygan County Coalition for Kids Activities and
Nutrition is having an early childhood open gym for children ages 2-5 years and
parents. Your child can burn off some energy by playing on age appropriate
equipment. This is a parent child activity. You must supervise your children.
Date:
Saturday, October 11
Time: 9:00-11:00 am - Code 6937
Place: Early Learning Center lower level, 1227 Wilson Ave.
Fee:None
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*8 Saturday Family Fee: $42 residents; $60 non-residents
**Individual days Family Fee: $7 residents/$10 non-resident
SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARE
September 2, 2014 thru June 10, 2015
Community Recreation Department before and after school child care services
for children ages 5-12 will be offered at PRRC (Pigeon River), Wilson, LincolnErdman and Jackson, Cooper (transport to Pigeon River), Mondays-Fridays,
school days and at PRRC on non-school days.
You must complete a registration for and pay the $45 (or $75 family) registration
fee. Your child will be guaranteed a child care spot at that school if openings
exist and when all their paperwork is turned in at their child care site. Fees
for each week’s services will be collected on Mondays at each site. Minimum
enrollments required. For more information phone 459-3773.
Please Note
Confirmations for registering will be sent out only when a self-addressed,
stamped envelope is provided with your registration.
Youth Athletics
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES
Grades 6-8
Girls in grades 6-8 will have the opportunity to participate in league play. Sign up
individually or as a team. Detailed registration forms available at the Recreation
Department or on the Rec. Dept. website. Do not register on the form in this book.
Register by Thurs., September 4.
Dates:
Time:
Fee:
Tuesdays & Thursdays, September 16 thru October 23
Matches scheduled at 5:30, 6:15 & 7:00 pm
$12 residents; $17 non-residents
$15 SASD residents of Cleveland,
Centerville, Mosel
SMALL FRY INSTRUCTIONAL BASKETBALL
Boys: Grades 1 and 2, Girls: Grade 1
The Small Fry Instructional Basketball program places emphasis on learning fundamentals through drills and lead-up games. Short games are played after the holidays.
A head instructor and volunteer group leaders will provide the leadership at the site.
Teams are formed by the Recreation Department primarily by school. VOLUNTEER
LEADERS NEEDED. Do not register on the form in this book. Registration forms available
at the end of September at all schools and at the Recreation Department.
Dates: Time: Fee: Late Fee: Deadline: Saturdays, Dec. 6 - February 14 (Open Gyms begin Dec 2nd and 5th)
Between 8:45 am and 1 pm
$15.00 residents; $22.00 non-residents $18.00 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel
Add $5.00 after October 15
Wednesday, October 15. Late registrants will be added to teams only on a space available basis.
Girls Combo League - New!
Grades 2 and 3
The Girls Combo league will start with two (2) instruction sessions and then move into
games the rest of the season. All practices and games will be played at lower height
baskets to provide success for all the players. The Combo League is established to have
girls feel confident about playing basketball while learning the structure and the rules
of the games. Games will be played on Saturdays at James Madison or Horace Mann.
Dates: Time: Fee: Late Fee: Deadline: Saturdays, Dec. 6 - February 14 (and an occasional Friday night)
Games scheduled between 9 am and 4:30 pm
Players will receive a game schedule from their coach.
$19 residents; $28 non-residents; SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel add $3.00 to resident fee.
BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Grades 3, 4, 5 and 6
DO NOT register on the form in this book. Registration forms available at the end of
September at all schools and at the Recreation Department.
Dates:
Time:
Fee:
Late Fee: Deadline:
Saturdays, Dec. 6 - February 22 (and an occasional Friday night)
Games scheduled between 9 am and 4:30 pm
Players will receive a game schedule from their coach
Grades 3, 4, 5: $21 residents; $32 non-residents
Grade 6: $27 residents; $40 non-residents
SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel add $3.00 to resident fee.
Teams are formed by the Recreation Department primarily by school and area of
town. Boys and girls leagues will be separate. If possible, teams will remain intact
from the previous year. All players participating in team practice sessions will have
an opportunity to play at least half of each league game. One or two early evening
practices a week are organized at the volunteer coach’s convenience. VOLUNTEER
COACHES NEEDED.
BASKETBALL MINI-CLINICS
Hoop Dreams Pre-Season Basketball Clinic
Girls - Grades 1-4
Students will have an opportunity to participate in an Instructional Basketball Clinic
focused on teaching fundamental skills necessary to be successful. Bring your own
ball if you have one. Directed by Eric Spielman, North High Varsity Girls Coach.
Dates: Time: Place: Fee: Mondays, September 29, October 6, 13, 20 Code 7046
6:00-7:00 pm
North High School, Raider Gym
$15.00 residents; $22.50 non-residents
$18.00 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel
Girls - Grades 5-8
Students will have an opportunity to participate in an Instructional Basketball Clinic
focused on teaching fundamental skills necessary to be successful. Bring your own
ball if you have one. Directed by Eric Spielman, North High Varsity Girls Coach.
Dates: Time: Place: Fee: Mondays, September 29, October 6, 13, 20 Code 7050
7:10-8:30 pm
North High School, Raider Gym
$18.00 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel
BOYS - Grades 5-8
Students will have an opportunity to participate in Instructional Basketball & Scrimmage
Play. Directed by Mike Rank, South High Varsity Boys Coach.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Mondays, October 20 and 27 Code 7047
7:00-8:30 pm
South High Field House
$10.00 residents; $15 non-residents
$13.00 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel
NORTHSTARS BOYS
Grades 3 thru 8
The Sheboygan North Basketball - coaching staff will conduct clinics for youth interested
in sharpening their basketball fundamentals.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Wednesdays, September 24, October 1, 8, 15
Grades 3 & 4 Boys - Code 7048 - 6:10-7:10 pm
Grades 5 thru 8 Boys - Code 7049 - 7:15-8:30 pm
North High Raider Gym
$18.00 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel
BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Grades 7-8
City-wide boys leagues with teams formed by the Recreation Department primarily by
school. Early evening practices are organized at the volunteer coaches convenience
at a nearby school beginning in mid-November. DO NOT register on the form in this
book. Registration forms available at the end of September at all schools and at the
Recreation Department.
Dates:
Time:
Fee:
Deadline:
Tuesdays, December 2 - February 17
No program December 30.
Tuesday evening games, practices vary.
Players will receive a game schedule from their coach.
$39.00 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel Late Fee: Add $5.00 after October 8
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Youth Athletics
“PEE WEE 3” SOCCER & READY “4” SOCCER
Co-Ed Program
Age 3 or 4 as of September 1
Parents and children learn soccer together! Rec. Dept. staff will teach basic
fundamentals of soccer to you and your child. Soccer shoes recommended,
shin guards encouraged. In case of bad weather, session will be cancelled.
Call 208-5805 for cancellation information or sign up for twitter - see page 19.
Dates: Saturdays, September 6 - October 11
Roosevelt Park = South side
Pigeon River Rec Center = North side
SiteTime
Roosevelt Park
11:00-11:40 am
Roosevelt Park
11:50 am-12:30 pm
Pigeon River Rec
11:00-11:40 am
Pigeon River Rec
11:50 am-12:30 pm
(Formerly SAYSO SOCCER LEAGUE)
Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 Recreational League offered by
Lakeshore United FC for youth in grades 1-8. Registration
fee of $70.00 covers fall and spring play. Registration
forms are available at the Recreation Department.
Registration deadline was June 2. Applications will be
accepted on a space available basis only. Questions, call
the Community Recreation Department at 459-3773.
INSTRUCTIONAL WRESTLING
Code
6911
6912
6913
6914
Age
3
4
3
4
Fee:
$9.00 resident/$14.00 non-resident
SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville, Mosel add $3.00 to resident fee
Deadline: Wednesday, August 27 - add $3 late after August 27
“HI-5” SOCCER
Age 5 or 6 as of September 1
An instructional program where participants are introduced to the sport
through a series of clinics with an emphasis on learning skills. Soccer shoes
recommended, shin guards encouraged. In case of bad weather, session
will be cancelled. Call 208-5805 for cancellation information or sign up for
twitter - see page 19. VOLUNTEER LEADERS NEEDED.
Dates:
Saturdays, September 6 - October 11
Roosevelt Park = South side
Pigeon River Rec Center = North side
SiteGroupTime
Roosevelt Park
Boys
10:00-10:50 am
Roosevelt Park
Girls
9:00-9:50 am
Pigeon River Rec
Boys
10:00-10:50 am
Pigeon River Rec
Girls
9:00-9:50 am
Code
6915
6916
6917
6918
Fee:
$9.00 resident/$14.00 non-resident
Deadline: Wednesday, August 27 - add $3 late after August 27
FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUES
Grades 2-8 Boys and Girls
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Deadline:
Lakeshore United FC
September 8 - October 22
Grades 2-5: Mondays &/or Wednesdays
Grades 6-8: Wednesdays
Games scheduled between 5:00 to 8:00 pm
Roosevelt Park, S. 12th St. & Humboldt Ave.
$24 resident/$35 non-resident
Late Fee: Add $5 after August 12
Grades K-8
This program is to introduce as many young kids as possible to the great
sport of wrestling in a way that helps them have fun while getting into great
shape. All wrestlers grades K-8 are welcome. No prior experience is required
or expected. Basic wrestling skills and conditioning drills and games will be
taught to all the wrestlers. Wrestlers will be grouped with other wrestlers
of similar experience, size and ability.
Dates:
Tuesdays & Thursdays, Nov. 4 thru Dec. 11
(No program November 25 and 27)
Time: 5:45-6:45 pm for all grades
Grades K-2 use Code 6945
Grades 3-5 use Code 6946
Grades 6-8 use Code 6947
Site:
South High School wrestling room
Fee:
$13 SASD residents of Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel
Questions:Contact Tom Lloyd, 920-627-3872 or e-mail at [email protected]
WRESTLING - TEAM EXCEL
Grades K-8
Sheboygan area wrestling coaches have teamed up to provide the best youth
wrestling program in the area - Team Excel! Wrestling is an ideal sport to
prepare young kids for the challenges of life. Wrestling provides an outlet for
the athletic ambitions of kids of all sizes and weights. The one-on-one sport
of wrestling develops and refines self-confidence, commitment, respect,
character, discipline, determination, drive, hard work and strength.
Program Highlights:
• All youth ages K - 8 are welcome
• No prior wrestling experience is required. Basic wrestling skills will be taught to all newcomers
• Experienced wrestlers will be taught advanced wrestling skills to prepare for high school level wrestling.
• There will be opportunity for matches and tournaments with other wrestlers of like age, weight, and experience.
Mandatory Informational Parent & Wrestler Meeting:
Tuesday, December 2 @ 6:30 p.m., South High Library
The program will be coed. Each player will receive a schedule with specific
times after teams are formed by the Recreation Department. Do not
register on the form in this book. Pick up a registration form and register
at the Recreation Department by Monday, August 11. Registration form
also available on the Rec. Dept. website at www.sheboyganrec.com. Late
registrants will be added to teams on a space available basis.
Regular Season:
Who: New & Experienced Wrestlers Grades K-8
Dates:
Session 1: December 8 thru February 4, Mon. & Wed.
Session 2: February 9 thru March 11
Time: 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Where: Mondays at North High Wrestling Room
Wednesdays at South High Wrestling Room
Fee: $55 resident*; $82.50 non-resident* (includes t-shirt)
*Tournaments are optional & include an add’l cost of approx. $12 per tournament
FLAG FOOTBALL COACHES AND OFFICIATING STAFF NEEDED. Call Mr. Jody
Brooks, Rec. Dept. Supervisor, at 459-3778 if you are interested.
Questions: Coach Josh Kestell at 920/254-5394 or email
[email protected]
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Monday, August 11
DO NOT register on the form in this book. Registration forms available in
November at all schools and at the Recreation Department.
General Leisure & Youth Activities
SHEBOYGAN RUNNERS CLUB
Middle School Cross Country Running Program
The Sheboygan Runners Club, sponsored by the Community
Recreation Department is offering a cross country running
program for youth, grades 6-8. Developed by the Cross
Country coaches from North High School, the program
will provide training techniques for competitive distance
running. Participants will be able to compete in meets in
Cedar Grove, Howards Grove, Plymouth and Manitowoc,
as well as meets in Sheboygan. Parents are responsible for
driving. Limited bus transportation is also available to and
from Plymouth and Manitowoc (along with the high school
teams).
Dates: September 2 thru October 10
Days:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, (and Saturday morning, Sept. 27 in Manitowoc at Meadowlinks Golf Course)
Place:
North High School (meet in commons on first day)
4:00-5:15 pm Code 6948
Fee:
$30 Resident, $45 Non-Resident
T-Shirt: Please indicate t-shirt size when registering (youth large, adult small, adult medium, adult large, adult x-large).
MUSIC, MOVEMENT & MORE...
Ages 2 and 3
What child doesn’t love to sing and move to music? With Music, Movement
& More you can turn your child’s movin’ and groovin’ into the ABC’s and Do
Re Mi’s of music. Your child and a group of music-loving friends will learn
music by singing, improvising, interacting with peers, listening for musical
cues, responding to musical stories, and experiencing rhythms through
songs and movement.
Classes introduce you and your 2-3 year old child to musical concepts-such
as fast/slow, start/stop, high/low - plus the classes give you a repertoire of
activities to continue the fun at home.
No practice, no homework, no nagging...Music, Movement & More is JUST
PLAIN FUN!
No instruments are required for participants. Your child needs to only bring
along his/her imagination and a spirit of fun. Music, Movement & More is
based on the Dalcroze method of awakening and refining innate musical
ability. Instructor is Tricia Marton.
Dates:
Times:
Place:
Fee:
Tuesdays, September 16 thru November 4
2-3 year olds with parent - 9:15 -9:45 am - Code 6949
2-3 year olds with parent - 10:00-10:30 am - Code 6951
Jackson School Community Room (cafeteria)
Residents $40; Non-residents $60
Freaky Friday Crafts
Grades 2-5
During this craft class your child will be creating a variety of Halloween
crafts: a toilet paper pumpkin, Spooktacular exploding scrapbook, Bootiful
Halloween cards and a Mummy Bank.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Friday, October 31 (non-school day) - Code 6950
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Longfellow School Cafeteria
$10 resident; $15 non-resident
GYMNASTICS - “TURNERS”
A full range of instruction is available to school age youth. Age and ability
determines day of week. The program is conducted through the Sheboygan
Turners organization with Carol Udovich, former South-North Varsity Coach,
as head instructor.
Call Carol at 457-5710 for details and registration information.
September-May
Monday or Friday 6-8:00 pm, Horace Mann Middle School
BEGINNING GYMNASTICS
2-10 Years as of September 1
Program designed to introduce youngsters to basic tumbling and gymnastic
skills. Activities will be geared to the ability level of the individual. No prior
experience necessary. Participants should wear non-restrictive clothing - no
pants or shorts with zippers or buttons. All hair should be tied back. Child
must be toilet trained (except for 2/3 year old classes).
Dates:
Site:
Fee:
Code
6938
6939
6940
6941
6942
6943
Saturdays, August 30 thru October 18 (No program September 13)
South High School Redwing Gym
$17 SASD residents residing in Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel
Time
9:00-9:30 am
9:40-10:10 am
10:20-10:50 am
11:00-11:40 am
11:50 am-12:45 pm
12:55-1:55 pm
Age
2/3 Years Parent & Child
3 Years
4 Years
5-6 Beginner
5-6 Intermediate
7-10 Years
BB GUN SAFETY & ORIENTATION
Youth ages 8-14 are introduced to the sport of recreational shooting. Includes
safe gun handling and shooting skills will be taught. BB guns are supplied.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Mondays, September 15 thru October 13
6:30-8 pm
Sheboygan Rifle & Pistol Club on Rowe Road
For more information or to register call Dudley Nelson at 457-7045 or
Chuck Gamb at 458-8941.
15th Annual Maywood Earth Ride
Saturday, September 20
Support programs at Maywood when you join us on one of six scenic routes
through Sheboygan County. A special family rate is available for families
riding the 12-mile route. All routes begin and end at Maywood. Event
registration includes goodie bag, continental breakfast, rest stops with
snacks and sport beverages, SAG and maintenance support, lunch and
post-ride activities. Registration materials available at www.GoMaywood.
org, at the Maywood Ecology Center, or area businesses. Register online
with Active.com. Early bird registration discount through September 3. For
more info contact Maywood at 459-3906 or [email protected].
LAKER’S ICE CENTER
1202 S. Wildwood Ave.
First Ice Hockey Initiation
An introduction to the sport of ice hockey for the beginning skater.
Mitey Mite Hockey
An in-house (non-travelling) recreational program for skaters up to age 8
with some basic skating skills.
Youth Hockey
Open to all boys and girls ages 6-18 residing in Sheboygan County. Teams
are developed based on age and skill level. Season begins in early
October and ends in mid-March.
“Skate With U.S.” Basic Skills Program & Figure Skating
Blue Line offers the popular Skate With U.S. basic skills program for boys
and girls of all ages and skill levels.
Public Skating
The Ice Center offers public recreational ice skating from September to March.
Rental skates are available. Private group skates and parties are available.
Public sessions are throughout the week, Saturday afternoons and evenings
and Sunday afternoons.
For more information on any of these programs call 458-RINK (7465) or go
to www.sheboyganlakershockey.com
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High School & Adult Sports
ADULT OPEN VOLLEYBALL
Mixed levels and play on three courts. Some
nights may be cancelled due to inclement
weather or school related functions. Limit of
42 players per session. I.D. required for admission
(High School I.D. or Driver’s License).
Dates:
Place:
Fee:
Tuesdays, Oct. 7 - Nov. 18,
8-9:30 pm
T h u rs d ay s , O c t . 9 - D e c . 1 1 ,
8-9:30 pm
Horace Mann Middle School
$3.00 residents;
$4.00 non-residents
Reduced fee coupon books available for purchase at the Rec. Dept. only. Cost is $25 for residents, $35 for non-residents.
ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES
Coed Fall
Level: Dates: Deadline: Fee for A/B+: Fee for B/C: A/B+, B or C
Tuesdays Sept. 9 - Nov. 18
Wednesday, August 6
$200 per team
$160 per team
Women’s Fall & Winter
Level: Dates: Deadline: Fee for A/B+: Fee for B: Fall Women’s A/B
Mondays, Sept. 8 - Dec. 8
Wednesday, August 6
$230 per team
$200 per team
Level: Winter Women’s A/B
Dates: Mondays, Jan. 5 - Feb. 23
Deadline: Wednesday, December 10
Fee for A/B+: $135 per team
Fee for B & C: $115 per team
All leagues have a $10 individual non-resident fee ($40 maximum)
ADULT INDOOR SOCCER
An open soccer program for adults. Pre-registration required.
Dates:
Place: Time:
Fee:
Wednesdays, November 5 thru April 29
No program Nov. 26, Dec. 24, & Dec. 31.
North High School
Fieldhouse
8:15-10:15 pm Code 7066
$50.00 residents; $75.00 non-residents;
$42.50 resident senior
Dates:
Place: Time:
Fee:
Fridays, November 7 thru May 1
No program Nov. 28, Dec. 26, Feb. 21, Mar. 7 & 28, Apr. 18
Horace Mann Middle School Gym
8:15-10:15 pm Code 7067
$42.00 residents; $63.00 non-residents;
$36.00 resident senior
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ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Adult Leagues Without Officials (post high school)
The Adult Leagues without officials feature a scorer-timer, but no officials
to be dissatisfied about. These Leagues stress fun, camaraderie and fitness
with less emphasis on winning. Players are responsible for calling their own
fouls and violations. Running clock. No awards. Shirts with numbers may
be required. The league will be divided into levels by ability. Registration
materials may be picked up at the Recreation Department as of September 9.
Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. No meeting.
Pickup schedules after October 27th.
Dates:
Nov. 5 - Mid-Feb. Wednesdays, All ages
Fee:
$275 team fee and $10 per individual non-resident ($40 maximum total non-resident fee)
Deadline:
Monday, October 6, fee & roster due
Spring League information available at a later date.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Boys and girls in Grades 9-12 form their own teams. Registered teams will
be divided into leagues according to ability level and age. Adult coaches
required. Registration forms available at each school and the Recreation
Department by mid-October.
Dates:
Fee:
Deadline:
Meeting: December 4 thru February; Mondays & Thursdays
$300 per team, $10 per individual non-resident
Absolute Team Entry Deadline - Tues., Nov. 4,
5:00 p.m. at the Recreation Department.
W.I.A.A. and League Rules Review Meeting and distribution of schedules Tuesday, November 18,
6:00 pm, Community Recreation Department office conference room, 607 S. Water St.
Community Recreation Dept. keeps our
Adults and High school students
active through strong
2013-14 program participation:
• Adult Spring Volleyball - Women, Coed: 192 players
• Adult Fall Volleyball - Coed, Women: 169 players
• Adult Winter Volleyball- Women: 122 players
• Drop in Volleyball averages 50 players per session
• High School Basketball Leagues: over 200 players
• Adult Basketball Leagues: 453 players
• Adult Indoor Soccer Averages 30 players per session
Come join the fun!
Please Note
General Leisure - Adult
PAINTING Exploration
Adults - Explore painting with oils or acrylics - student’s choice. Students
provide own supplies (determined after 1st class). Easels will be provided.
Instructor: Sherril Vandenberg
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Tuesdays, Sept. 2, 9, 16, Oct. 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4, 25 & Dec. 2 Code 7051
Wednesdays, Sept. 3, 10, 17, Oct. 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 26 & Dec. 3 Code 7052
6:30-9:00 pm
North High School Art Room 25, ground floor
$38.25 residents 65 & older
MASSAGE CLASSES
Instructor: Mary Ellen H. Schmidley, RN, CMT and has had over 23 years of
combined massage and bodywork educator experience.
THE HEALING TOUCH OF MASSAGE
Through lecture, demonstration, and partner practice, this class introduces
the basic concepts of touch therapy for rejuvenating the body. Techniques
for a 5-20 minute therapeutic massage on the upper body and extremities
will be learned in a chair, stool or wheel chair. No oil used, and participants
are fully clothed. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring 2 bed size
pillows and a bath towel.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Tuesdays, September 9 and 16
Code 7054
6:00-9:00 pm
Jefferson School - Room 150
$15 residents; $22.50 non-residents; $12.75 residents 65 & older
HAND & FOOT MASSAGE
Reflexology is a technique of massage used on the hands
and feet that has a positive effect on the functioning
of the entire body. Our body is interconnected
and as such, has reflexes on both the hands and
feet. We can activate these reflexes and normalize
various areas in our body thus effecting both
acute and chronic illness. Some examples include
reflexes on the kidney, bladder, glands, soft tissue
within the body, etc. Foot or hand reflexology can
be helpful in keeping ourselves in better health and
assist in preventing sickness. Reflexology requires no
other equipment other than our hands. It can be done
anytime and almost any place. At times, it takes only a
few minutes for results. (Reflexology does not replace
medical care from your doctor.) Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring
2 bed size pillows and a bath towel.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Tuesdays, Sept. 30 and October 7 Code 7053
6:00-9:00 pm
SHOULDER, HEAD & FACE MASSAGE
Tired after a hectic day? Learn how to de-stress and unwind by giving yourself
a shoulder, head and face massage along with several face exercises. A face
massage is thought to relieve muscle tension in the face and improve blood
and lymph circulation. Couple up with a partner and experience how to share
this relaxing experience. Bring a towel, washcloth, and 2 pillows per person.
Dates:
Time:
Place:
Fee:
Tuesdays, November 4 and 11 Code 7055
6:00-9:00 pm
WEAVING FOR ADULTS
This program provides instruction for the Beginner and the Advanced Beginner
adults. Students will be assisted in setting up the loom. After completing
basic projects students will be able to develop individual projects under the
guidance of Nancy Frantz, instructor. (12 weeks)
Site: PRRC=Pigeon River Recreation Center, 3506 N. 21st Street
Code
7070
Sept. 8 - Nov. 24
Mon.
Noon-3:30 pm
7071
Sept. 8 - Nov. 24
Mon.
5:45-9:15 pm
7072
Sept. 11 - Dec. 4
Thurs.
9:00 am-12:30 pm
FEE: $88 Residents; $132 Non-Residents
Residents 65 and older - $75
BASIC PISTOL SHOOTING
Sponsored by the Community Recreation Department & the Sheboygan Rifle &
Pistol Club. For adults 21 years of age and older, this eight hour NRA developed
program will be instructed by local certified instructors. Course will include
classroom and range programming. Safe pistol handling, use and storage will
be emphasized. This is NOT a self-defense course. Students will receive a
course manual and the use of a pistol and ammunition. Questions, call Burt
at 452-5444, however registration is through the Recreation Department.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Fee: Saturday, October 18 - Code 6952
8 am to 4 pm - Bring a lunch
Sheboygan Rifle & Pistol Club Outdoor Range, located
5 miles north of Sheboygan on Rowe Rd. Exit Sheboygan going north on Lakeshore Road. Gun Club is at intersection of Lakeshore Rd. and Rowe Rd. Turn east on Rowe Rd. to the entrance of the club grounds.
$60.00 Residents/$90.00 non-residents Residents 65 years and older - $51.00
KARATE-BASED MARTIAL ARTS
A Black Belt Program made available through your Community
Recreation Department. For ages Middle School thru Adult.
FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASS: Thursday, Sept. 11, 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the
North High Multipurpose room
This lifetime sport will engage the mind and the body
and combine combative movements w i t h
cardiovascular fitness. The program will
teach open hand (unarmed) combative
approaches as well as the use of some
oriental agricultural implements adapted for use in
self-defense - the 6’ staff (called a “bo”) and the sai. The
goal of this program is to progress toward a Black Belt in
the combined Shorin Ryu (open hand style that evolved
in Okinawa) and Sui Ki Do (an innovation that has been
developed at the UW – Milwaukee). A curriculum of study
will be implemented and periodic tests will be conducted to
mark a student’s progress towards the black belt. Instructor
is Mr. George Joseph, 4th Degree Black Belt in the open hand
style and the 2nd Degree Black Belt in karate weapons. The
‘one room school house’ model for instruction will be used,
giving beginning students several role models to learn from
and veterans an opportunity to continue learning and growing by helping
beginners. Great opportunity for home-school students.
Who:
Dates:
Time:
Site:
Fee:
Middle School age thru adult
September 16 thru November 13, Tues. & Thurs. Code 6954
6:30-7:30 pm
North High School Multi-Purpose Room (Room 151)
$45 residents; $67.50 non-residents,
$38.25 residents 65 years and older
(There are additional fees for testing.)
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Special Events & Programs
ENCHANTED FOREST TRAIL WALK
Wednesday, October 8
CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL
Come enjoy the Enchanted Trail Walk from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
at the Pigeon River Recreation Center, 3506 N. 21st Street,
planned and produced by the Community Recreation
Department Child Care staff & participants. The
mystic trail will be lighted by numerous
Jack-o’-lanterns! Children must be accompanied
by a parent.
Three days of free, fun activities and programs
celebrating books, reading, writing, and art! Meet
famous authors, make art with illustrators, and hear
these amazing children’s book creators talk about
what they do:
Rain date: Wednesday, October 15.
Fee: 1 canned good per person
All canned goods will be distributed to local food pantries.
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
(3-7 Year Olds)
Join us for a variety of “Halloween Happenings” - games, trick-or-treating,
pumpkin making, lots of fun and more. Costumes encouraged, but to
ensure full participation, children should be able to move freely with no
restrictions. No masks please.
Date:
Saturday, October 18 Code 6944
Time:
10 am to noon
Place:
South High School Commons
Fee:
$4.00 residents; $6.00 non-residents and SASD residents who reside in Cleveland, Centerville or Mosel
Register online at www.sheboyganrec.com or see page 4.
Optimist Club of Sheboygan
Back to School Basics 2014
Saturday, August 16, 8 to 11 a.m.
Longfellow Elementary School
819 Kentucky Avenue, Sheboygan
Back to School Basics school supply giveaway
provides free supplies to parents who need
assistance buying items on their children’s class
lists. Each child who needs free school supplies
must be in attendance and go through the line!
The Optimists will have free color-coded “time
assigned” tickets at the entrance waiting line, in
addition to activities for the children.
Discounted Attraction Tickets
The Community Recreation Department continues to have available
for purchase discounted tickets to some of your favorite vacation
destinations - Noah’s Ark, Mount Olympus, Pirate’s Cove, and more at
the Dells, Milwaukee Zoo, Great America. They will be available through
August 30. See the Rec. Dept. website for detailed listing of tickets.
Cash only - no checks or credit cards. Tickets are non-refundable.
Today’s Girl Scouts…More Choices. More
Reasons to Join!
Girl Scouts is the largest organization dedicated solely to girls—all girls—
where, in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build character
and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed
adult volunteers, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives.
To join the Girl Scouts of Manitou Council or find out when your local
registration night is, contact Jill Sohn at (920) 565-4575 ext. 321 or
[email protected]. Or visit our website (www.gsmanitou.org) for more
information!
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October 10-12, 2014
Paul Zelinsky (Z is for Moose, The Toys Come Home)
Kevin Henkes (The Year of Billy Miller; Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse; Penny and Her Song)
Denise Fleming (In the Tall, Tall Grass; underGROUND; Mama Cat Has Three Kittens)
Peter Brown (Creepy Carrots!; Mr. Tiger Goes Wild; Children Make Terrible Pets)
Blue Balliett (Chasing Vermeer; Hold Fast; The Calder Game)
José-Luis Orozco (De Colores and Other Latin American Folksongs; Rin Rin Rin, Do Re Mi)
Dave Roman (Teen Boat!; X-Men Misfits; The Last Airbender)
Laura Purdie Salas (BookSpeak!; A Leaf Can Be; Colors of Sports)
Raina Telgemier (Smile; Drama; The Babysitters Club graphic novel series)
Jesse Klausmier (Open This Little Book)
Ann Bausum (Stubby the War Dog; Dragon Bones and Dinosaur Eggs)
Jennifer S. Holland (Unlikely Friendships series: The Dog & the Piglet, The Monkey & the Dove)
And other award-winning and popular authors & illustrators, plus musical
entertainment, Brain Quest Trivia Challenge, food trucks, costumed book
characters, and much more!
WHEN: Friday, Oct. 10, Saturday, Oct. 11, and Sunday, Oct. 12
WHERE: Mead Public Library, the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, and
Bookworm Gardens
Call Mead Public Library at 920-459-3400 extension 3404 or visit
www.SheboyganChildrensBookFestival.org for schedule and more
information.
The Sheboygan Area School District is one of many community partners
who make this FREE, fun, family event possible.
Rec Dept Catalog Subscription
The Recreation Department publishes 3 catalogs per year. It is also
available for download on the Rec. Dept. website (www.sheboyganrec.
com). As a service to our non-resident customers, we would like to
offer a Catalog Subscription Service. By filling out the form below and
sending it in with a $5 payment to cover postage costs, we will mail a
catalog to your home 3 times per year for 2 years. Mail to Comm. Rec.
Dept., 607 S. Water St., Sheb. WI 53081.
Name____________________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________________
City_________________________________ Zip
Code________________________________
Home Phone__________________________ FEE: $5.00 Code 6953
Special Needs Activities
SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMS
The Sheboygan Community
Recreation
Department
has Twitter! Twitter allows
families with cell phones
to receive text messages when
recreation activities have been
cancelled. Current users love it
because they are the first to find
out about a cancellation. A Twitter
account is FREE!
The Community Recreation Department is planning two clubs for special needs
children ages 7 thru high school. The purpose of these clubs is to provide a
variety of recreational, social and age appropriate experiences for children
with special needs and to support families by giving them opportunities to
network with other families and resources.
STARS OF TODAY CLUB - Ages 7-12
For youth ages 7 thru 12 who have special needs. Parents are not required
to stay for the meetings. A minimum enrollment of 8 must be met in
order to provide these activities. Pick up a special registration form at the
Recreation Department. Or call Program Coordinator Barb Scholten at
459-3903 for more information.
Fee: $10.00 per child annual club fee plus some individual event fees
TEEN STARS CLUB - Middle & High Schoolers
For teenagers with special needs who attend middle or high school.
Parents will need to drop off their teens and pick them up. Times and
places vary, depending on activity. Pick up a special registration form at
the Recreation Department. Or call Program Coordinator Barb Scholten at
459-3903 for more information.
Fee: $10.00 per child annual club fee plus some individual event fees
NU DAWN CLUB Meetings
Adult Special Needs
Sponsored by Precision Roofing Company Inc. of Sheboygan
This club has been created to promote sociability, recreation, and provide
enjoyable planned activities and field trips. It is open to adults (18 years
and older) who are cognitively disabled and have special needs. The club
meets on the second Tuesday of each month. Call 459-3773 for more
information. Detailed schedule available at the Recreation Department.
Dates: September 9 thru June 9, 2nd Tuesday of month
Time: 6:00-7:30 pm
Place: Horace Mann Middle School
Fee:
$16.00 per person annual club fee.
Some events may have an additional charge
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY SPECIAL OLYMPICS
The mission of Wisconsin Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training
and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with
cognitive disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness,
demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and
friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.
Programs offered are: Swim team (January-June), Track & Field (January-June),
Bocce (June-August), Basketball & Basketball Skills (November-April), Bowling
(September-December). Additional sports and activities could be offered contingent
upon availability of coaches and volunteers to organize and supervise. All athletes must
meet the criteria set forth by Special Olympics International, have current physicals
on file and be registered with the appropriate agency,
Area Representatives
For athletes age 8-21:
Sheboygan Youth Program (Agency 5-08)
Agency Manager - Marijo Hecker 889-9599
For athletes ages 21 and older:
Sheboygan Adult Program (Agency 5-07)
Kathryn Gerharz 452-7305
www.specialolympicswisconsin.org
2015 Sheboygan Rec./Special Olympics
Basketball Invite
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Place: South High Time: 9 am - 4 pm
Call John Koehler at 459-3777 for more information.
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COMMUNITY RECREATION DEPARTMENT
607 South Water Street
Sheboygan, WI 53081
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Acuity & The Arts presents...
2014-15 Theatre Season
An Award Winning Season
9 to 5 the Musical
September 26 - October 4
The Lion, The Witch and
The War drobe
December 5 - 13
Dr iving Miss Daisy
February 27 - March 7
The Sound of Music
May 8 - 16
Single Tickets for ALL SHOWS available September 2
All performances at Horace Mann Middle School
Come Join The Magic!
In their 81st year, the Sheboygan Theatre Company has created
a family-friendly season. To purchase tickets stop in our office at
the Community Recreation Department, 607 S. Water Street,
Sheboygan, or call 920-459-3779.
More details at www.sheboygantheatrecompany.com
Season Tickets:
Adults -$55 plus tax
Students thru College age - $27.50 plus tax
2 Show Sampler - Adults $35 plus tax
Single Tickets:
Adults -$20 plus tax
Seniors (60 & over) - $16 plus tax
Students thru College age - $10 plus tax
Ten Pack:
10 single tickets for $130 plus tax
The Sheboygan Theatre Company always welcomes new volunteers. There are a wide variety of volunteer opportunities for each of our productions.
We are always looking for new crew members, leaders, and designers for: sound, lighting, carpentry, painting, props/running crew, makeup, sewing,
stage management, ushers, and cashiers. Please contact Tom Berger, Managing Director, at 920-459-3779.
Visit us at www.sheboygantheatercompany.com.

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