Winter 2011 - Kenston Community Education

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KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Winter 2011
17425 Snyder Road Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023
(440) 543-2552 www.kenstoncommunityed.org
KENSTON BOARD OF EDUCATION
Thomas Fussner
Joan Hamilton
Beth Krause
Anne Randall
Bill Timmons
Robert A. Lee, Superintendent
Linda Hein, Treasurer
AUBURN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
Patrick Cavanaugh
John Eberly
Michael Troyan
Susan Plavcan, Fiscal Officer
BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
Lori Sass-Benza
Matthew Lynch
Jeff Markley
Cheriann Measures, Fiscal Office
AUBURN-BAINBRIDGE RECREATION BOARD
Jason Bednar, President
Michael Barnes, Vice President
Bill Doak, Treaserer
Kevin Byrnes
Jane Edwards
Greg Marthe
David Parker
Dean Teeples
Jake Trethewey
KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION STAFF
Jennifer Holzheimer, Director
Ann Faist, Sports Support
Beth Frey, Program Coordinator
Kathy Hurley, Facilities Coordinator
Carol Magyarics, Office Consultant
Laura Wendel, Customer Service Administrator
Kenston Community Education ...
Learning
Playing
Growing
... for a Lifetime!
Dear Friends of KCE,
I hope this holiday season finds you and your family
healthy and happy.
As we look back at the 2010 KCE year many
wonderful changes have occurred. Four new board
members were appointed to the Auburn Bainbridge
Recreation Board. We launched a new website this
summer, introduced new enrichment classes, and
started several new sport leagues for our community.
Our Program Coordinator, Beth Frey, spends countless hours striving to bring our community the best
programs possible at affordable prices. Ann Faist and
Kathy Hurley work diligently to make the facilities
schedules accurate while trying to get the most out
of the time we have. Laura Wendel, our Customer
Service representative, takes service to our community past excellence. Pat Moore joined our team last
year as equipment manager, making sure all of the
equipment used by our young players is updated
and safe. Our newest member, Carol Magyarics,
works as staff consultant.
KCE is also built on the dedication of our volunteers
and we need your support. There are many opportunities that you as a community member can
do to assist KCE. Sponsoring a team, advertising in
our catalog, or volunteering your time to one of our
many programs are some examples of how you can
help. As a parent or participant, making sure you
pick your children up on time, checking the website
for changes, managing siblings, and taking care of
our facilities go a long way in helping our programs
run smoothly.
As we look forward to the new year, it is our hope for
continuing improvement and your input is appreciated. Any comments or complaints about our programs are welcome and always kept anonymous. In
2011, KCE will continue to improve and stay focused
on our mission, which is to bring quality enrichment
and recreational programs to our community.
Have a Safe and Happy Holiday!
Jennifer Holzheimer
Kenston Community Education Director
office: 440-543-2552 ext. 2565
WINTER 2011 • CONTENTS
Page
Seniors......................................................3
Arts, Crafts & Hobbies.........................7
Food, Home, Garden...........................9
Computer............................................. 10
Business, Finance............................... 11
Education, Leisure, Learn................ 12
Health, Fitness, Dance...................... 15
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Adult Recreation & Sports.............. 19
Preschool.............................................. 21
Youth Education................................ 27
Youth Recreation............................... 32
High School ........................................ 37
KCE Camps & Clinics......................... 38
KCE Registration Forms .................. 39
PLEASE THANK OUR LOCAL SPONSORS FOR
SUPPORTING KCE!
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Adler Team Sports............................................. 34
Ann’s Child Center.............................................. 22
Bainbridge Equestrian...................................... 21
Body Sculpting................................................... 15
CASA for KIDS of Geauga County ................... 9
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club.....................26, 36
Chagrin Valley Farms........................................ 33
Chery’s Gymnastics and Beyond ................... 25
Edward Jones...................................................... 11
Fred Astaire Dance Studio............................... 20
Hamlet Village...................................................... 4
Highway Garage................................ Back Cover
Invent Now - Camp Invention......................... 31
Judson Retirement Community....................... 6
Kindermusik of Cleveland................................ 24
Monroe Plumbing............................................. 12
New Directions Photography......................... 23
Dr. Scott Shell........................................................ 9
Snap Fitness ....................................................... 18
South Franklin Circle........................................... 5
Stankus Heating and Cooling.......................... 8
Tall Pines Dog Training..................................... 14
Tracy’s Karate...................................................... 16
Valley Art Center.................................................. 8
... Learning
Growing
Playing
for a Lifetime!
NEW CLASSES FOR WINTER 2011
Food, Home & Garden
Home Decorative Painting - Fabulous Faux, Metallics,
Tuscan & Classic, page 9
EDUCATION, LEISURE, LEARN
Savvy Shopper Seminar, page 12
Master Your Metabolism, page 13
Learning Happiness, page 13
Health, Fitness, Dance
Real Active Women Bootcamp, page 15
T-Bow Fitness, page 17
Youth Education
Valley Art Center One Day Workshops, page 27
My First Violin Series, page 28
Design It Fashion Exporation, page 29
Design It Passion for Fashion, page 29
Youth Theater Workshop at Timmons, page 29
Magic Workshop, page 29
Youth Recreation
Speed & Agility with Raw Talent, page 32
Horseback Riding at Bainbridge Equestrian, page 32
Adult Recreation & Sports
Adult Winter Simulator League, page 19
When Kenston Schools are closed due to inclement
weather, all Kenston Community Education programs will be
cancelled for that day including classes held in
Bainbridge Town Hall or Burns Lindow Building. Please check our website
for the latest closing information at kenstoncommunityed.org.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO TEACH?
Kenston Community Education seeks highly qualified instructors. If you have a hobby, special talent, or
unusual skill, please contact Beth Frey, Program Coordinator at (440) 543-2552 x2566. We are eager to
hear your ideas for new programming.
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CAN’T FIND WHAT YOU WANT?
If a class of yours is not being offered by KCE, we suggest you call one of our neighboring community
education departments.
Aurora Parks & Rec
(330) 562-4333
Chagrin Falls Community Education
(440) 247-5375
Hudson Community Ed. & Rec.
(330) 653-1210
Orange Community Education
(216) 831-8601
Solon/Twinsburg Community Ed.
(440) 349-6245
Streetsboro Parks & Rec
(330) 626-3802
Twinsburg Parks & Rec
(330) 963-8722
Register by calling (440) 543-2552, or
Seniors
Kenston Community Education is pleased to partner with the Geauga County
Department on Aging to bring programming to those aged 60 & over to the Chagrin
Falls Senior Center, located in the Chagrin Falls Park Community Center, 7060 Woodland
Ave in Bainbridge. Open five days a week with classes and programs to reach physical,
intellectual and social needs! Transportation is available to Geauga Senior Residents.
PLEASE REGISTER with the GEAUGA DEPT. ON AGING IN ADVANCE
For Registration and Information, please call (440) 247-8510. Visit us for morning pastry & coffee!
CHAIR VOLLEYBALL FOR SENIORS
Every Friday at 11 AM
Exercise, socialize, and play to win! Chair volleyball is quickly becoming a very popular sport for those 60
and over, played like volleyball, except participants must sit in chairs.
INSTRUCTOR: Senior Volunteers, led by Joe Sanders & Roland Motley
COST: Donation Only, Class Participants register at the Chagrin Falls Senior Center.
DATES: Every Friday morning from 11 AM – 12 Noon.
LOCATION: Chagrin Falls Senior Center, 7060 Woodland Avenue (440) 247-8510
LINE DANCING for Seniors
Every Wednesday
Learn step by step line dance routines to dozens of fun songs. Participants not only have a great
experience socializing with others, but take on a great new weekly exercise program.
INSTRUCTOR: Senior Volunteers, Anna Morgan & Dawn Miller
COST: $2 Donation Only, Class Participants register at the Chagrin Falls Senior Center.
DATES: Wednesday mornings at 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
TAI CHI / CHI GONG
6 Week Sessions on Tuesdays
Get Energized! Join in the enriching exercise of “Tai Chi”. Chi Gong means “to cultivate (gong) healing
life, energies and resources (chi).” We will learn to move GENTLY with the flow of “Three Treasures” Chi
Gong. Join us to improve your balance, flexibility and circulation.
INSTRUCTOR: Sandra Weibusch, LMT
COST: $30 for six-week session
DATES: Tuesdays, 10 a.m. – 11a.m.
CHAIR EXERCISE, ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
Formerly known as P.A.C.E., this class is designed to help those with arthritis learn a regimen of
movements to help seniors keep muscles and joints flexible and pain to a minimum.
INSTRUCTOR: Assistant Site Coordinator, Kathy Delaney
COST: Donation Only, Class Participants register at the Chagrin Falls Senior Center.
DATES: Mondays, Thursdays 10 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
A MATTER OF BALANCE
Begins in February Call 247-8510
Many seniors experience fear of falling and restrict their activities. A Matter of Balance emphasizes
practical strategies to reduce this fear and increase activity levels. Participants learn to view falls and fear
of falling as controllable; set realistic goals to increase activity; change their environment to reduce fall
risk factors; and exercise to increase strength and balance. Includes eight two-hour sessions for a small
group led by a trained facilitator.
COST: $15 includes class materials, booklet.
DATES: February & March. Actual dates not determined as of press-time.
LOCATION: Hamlet Retirement Village. Call Chagrin Falls Senior Center at (440) 247-8510
Also Available at the Chagrin Falls Senior Center at no cost to you: Pinochle, Walkers Club, Wii
Bowling, Mind & Trivia, Card Games & Puzzle. Lunch by donation is available daily.
Programs made possible by a Title III Older Americans Act, Grant through the Western Reserve Agency on Aging, the Geauga County Board of
Commissioners and the Geauga Senior Services Levy.
online at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
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Seniors
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
AQUATIC PROGRAM #0901
Instructor: Nancy Fisher, Certified Arthritis
Foundation Aquatic Program Instructor
The Arthritis Foundation and Aquatic
Program incorporate the buoyancy
of water and the soothing warmth
of a heated pool to create an ideal
environment of 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 may be joined at any time.
8 Visits of your choice
Between January 4 - March 31
Tuesdays and Thursdays
1:00 – 2:00 pm
Fee: $114 per eight visits
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool
17260 Snyder Rd
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WATERWALKING #0902
WATER AEROBICS
#0903
Instructor: Nancy Fisher: Certified Splash
Balance Instructor
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.
Wednesdays and Fridays,
1:00 – 2:00 pm
Fee: $114 per eight visits
17260 Snyder Rd
Instructor: Linda Schuster, Cheryl Thomas
& Nancy Schmidt
This class combines cardio and muscle
strengthening with the buoyancy and
low impact of a water environment.
Varying depths provide different levels in
intensity for a complete aerobic workout.
Class is ongoing and may be joined at
any time.
Tuesdays thru Fridays 9:00 – 10:00 am,
Saturdays 8:30 - 9:30 am
Fee: $88.00 per eight visits
17260 Snyder Rd
You’ve always been an
up-front thinker.
Plan on South Franklin Circle now.
You’re too smart to let denial get in the way, so you’re
going to make a difficult decision now. Forwardthinking people practical enough to plan ahead
know the place to be is far better than the place to
wind up. Like South Franklin Circle, Judson’s newest
and most complete planned community for older
adults. Set upon beautiful grounds in the Chagrin
Valley, this 90-acre gem is designed to keep you
connected. Judson, the trusted name for older adults
in Northern Ohio since 1906. To learn more about
South Franklin Circle, please call (440) 247-1300
or visit www.southfranklincircle.org.
Judson Manor Judson Park South Franklin Circle Smart LivingTM at Home
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Seniors
CHAIR YOGA FOR SENIORS #0905
Instructor: Jane Good is a certified Yoga Instructor trained at
Ursuline College. She has 4 years teaching experience with
adults, seniors and children.
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.
3 classes
A. Monday, January 10, 24 & 31
B. Mondays, February 7, 14 & 28
(no class February 21)
C. Mondays, March 7, 14, 21
8:30 - 9:30 am
Fee: $30 each session
Burns Lindow Building, Bainbridge
MORNING WORKOUT
Instructor: JoAnn Roeder
#0604
This is a well-rounded exercise program using all the body
muscles. Everyone works at their own level. This class is
ideal as a low impact exercise. Feel good about yourself
by doing something for you. An exercise mat and weights
are recommended. Bands provided by instructor. Call KCE
office to register.
A. 7 Weeks
Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays
January 3 - February 17
(no class January 17)
8:30 - 9:30 am
B. 7 Weeks
February 22 - April 7
8:30 – 9:30 am
Fee:
1 day/week - $33/non-senior; $28/Senior
2 days/week - $49/non-senior;
$44/Senior
3 days/week - $ 65/non-senior;
$60/Senior
Bainbridge Town Hall, 17826 Chillicothe Rd.
Judson Home Care is looking for experienced Home
Health Aides or STNA’s to provide services to our
residents at our beautiful Chagrin Falls campus, South
Franklin Circle, and the surrounding communities.
Duties to include personal care, housekeeping and cooking. May also include driving to & from appointments, so applicants must have
clean driving record. Please come in to complete an application or forward your
resume. South Franklin Circle, 25 S. Franklin St. Chagrin Falls, OH 44022.
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Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES WITH GARY NEWYEAR
Gary has been teaching photography classes for over 25
years! All classes are held in Kenston Middle School
Computer Lab 122
INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY #0100
The future of photography is here and I like it! So will you! If you haven’t yet
switched to digital cameras or just have, this class is for you. For those who are still
shopping there will be advice from the expert plus the chance to hear how your
fellow photographers feel about the cameras they purchased. For those who have
already taken the plunge, I’ll guide you through the steps needed to produce excellent results. Questions about downloading? 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
Tuesdays, January 18 - February 1
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $50
INTRO TO IMAGE EDITING WITH PHOTOSHOP
ELEMENTS #0103
We’ll cover the basics of the Photoshop Elements program and jump into cloning,
composing, “portrait” retouching and much more. While we’ll be using Adobe Photoshop, what you will learn will apply to most image editing programs. Learn about
“layers,” “paths” and levels. Take this class and really discover the magic in PhotoShop. Be sure to bring your favorite photographs on a floppy or cd-rom.
3 Classes
Tuesdays, February 8 - 22
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $50
ORGANIZE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS #0104
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
Tuesdays, March 1 - 8
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $40
Water color #0143
Instructor: Jan Mettee
Increase your knowledge of design from
those first preliminary sketches to your
watercolor paintings. Through demos
and individual critiques, Jan will help
you to “see” and build on a style that is
uniquely yours. Two classes taught on
Tuesdays. Sign up for one or both. Spend
the morning, afternoon or the entire day!
Teacher will contact the students with
the supply list.
A. 5 classes,
Tuesday, January 18 - February 15
9:30 am - 12 pm
Fee: $88
B. 6 classes
Tuesday, March 1 - April 5
9:30 am - 12 pm
Valley Art Center
Fee: $105
Acrylics: Experimental
#0145
Instructor: Judith Albert
Explore the many opportunities that
acrylics have to offer! We’ll be pouring
inks, doing collages, trying textured
mediums and gels, printing monotypes,
marbleizing, making transfers, stamping,
stenciling, bubble wrap textures, gold
and silver leaf, alcohol drops plus getting
acquainted with the new interactive
acrylic paints. We’ll discuss brushes, papers, canvases and more. Supply list is
on line. Can’t draw? This class is for YOU!
Both serious artists who are eager to
learn some new techniques and novices
who want to play are welcome.
A. 4 classes
Friday, January 28 - February 18
10 am - 12:30 pm
Fee: $70
B. 6 weeks
Friday, March 4 - April 8
10 am - 12:30 pm
Fee: $105
C. 4 classes
Saturday, January 29 - February 19
10 am - 12:30 pm
Fee: $70
D. 6 weeks
Saturday, March 5 - April 9
10 am - 12:30 pm
Valley Art Center
Fee: $105
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Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
The Art of Beaded
Jewelry Design #0152
Pottery on the Wheel
#0153
Glass Enamel Workshop
#0154
This class is for beginning and more
experienced students who want to create unique and personalized designs
in wearable art. Kim will encourage
individual direction while sharing basic
and advanced techniques. Students are
encouraged to utilize traditional components and recycled objects such as
buttons, hardware, old jewelry and items
from nature. Attendance at first class is
mandatory for beginners and a materials
list will be provided at that time.
Learn wheel techniques to create
functional pieces both large and small.
Firing and glazing techniques will also be
taught. All skill levels welcome. Materials
included / tools provided.
Sandy Richert will demonstrate some of
the techniques you can learn to use in the
enameling process. The class will also work
on one project of their own to take home!
This is the perfect opportunity to try out
this amazing art form!
Instructor: Kim Mattee
A. 5 classes
Wednesday, January 19 - February 16
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $105
B.6 classes
Wednesday, March 2 - April 6
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $126
C. 5 classes
Thursday, January 20 - February 17
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Fee: $105
D. 6 classes
Thursday, March 3 - April 7
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Fee: $126
Valley Art Center
Instructor: Gary Kusner
A. 5 classes
7:00 - 9:30 pm
Fee: $125
B. 6 classes
Wednesday, March 2 - April 6
7:00 - 9:30 pm
Fee: $150
Valley Art Center
1 class
Saturday, March 5
1 - 4 pm
Fee: $35
Valley Art Center
Winter Classes Start
January 17th!
Artist-Russ O’Brien, Photographer-Michael Steinberg
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440-543-5000
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155 Bell Street
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440-247-7507
www.valleyartcenter.org
Food, Home & Garden
How Much Will My Dream
Kitchen Cost? #0320
Instructor: Bob Somrak, Somrak Kitchens
Do you want to remodel your kitchen,
but don’t know where to start or how
much it will cost? This seminar is presented by Bob Somrak Jr. CKD, award
winning kitchen designer and vicepresident of Somrak Kitchens. The course
will cover various topics from product
education to budget analysis.
1 class
A. Tuesday, February 8
B. Tuesday, March 8
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Fee: $20
Kenston Middle School Room 201
NEW!
HOME DECORATIVE
PAINTING - FABULOUS FAUX
METALLICS, TUSCAN &
CLASSIC #0321
Instructor: Kendall Felt
Save thousands and learn a faster, easier
way to paint to replicate Old World,
stone-like walls, and classic looks for a
traditional theme. Learn how to add
“bling” from metallics. Your instructor
- a professional decorative painter with
many years experience shows beginners
some tricks of the trade, money-saving
tips how to have perfect edges and how
to “rescue” your wall. Bring a paint shirt!
A required material fee of $33 will be
collected in class by the instructor for the
painting kit and DVD.
1 class
Saturday, February 5
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Fee: $30
Kenston Middle School Art Room
Are you ready
to move from
success
to significance?
Volunteer as a CASA for KIDS
To learn more about becoming a CASA (Court Appointed Special
Advocate) and advocating for the best interests of an abused or
neglected child, please call Chris Steigerwald at CASA for KIDS of
Geauga County 440.279.1699 or visit our website at
www.geaugacasa.org.
Thank you to all
sponsors for
supporting KCE!
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Computers
INTRODUCING MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007 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 are held in KMS Room 122
MICROSOFT WORD I #0200
Want to make an invitation to a party you’re having? 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 letters, learn how to create and edit any Word document you want to use. Please bring a
jump drive.
2 classes
Fee: $55
Monday and Wednesday - January 31 & February 2
6:00 - 8:00 pm
MICROSOFT WORD II #0201
This advanced Word class goes into greater detail of the Word’s document editing features. We’ll look at how to create standardized form documents, mailing labels, incorporate photos within a document and create tables. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes
Fee: $55
Monday and Wednesday - February 7 & 9
6:00 - 8:00 pm
MICROSOFT EXCEL I #0202
Got bills that need money set aside? Having trouble keeping numbers straight in your head for this month’s expenses? Want to
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. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes
Fee: $55
Monday and Wednesday - February 14 & 16
6:00 - 8:00 pm
MICROSOFT EXCEL II #0203
Comfortable with spreadsheet basics? Excel II picks up 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. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Fee: $55
Monday and Wednesday - February 28 & March 2
All classes held in KMS Room 122 Computer Lab
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Business, Finance
Introducing Investment and Financial
Planning Classes with David Grossman
David is a 15 year veteran Financial Advisor with Edward Jones.
With more than 11,000 offices in all 50 states, Edward Jones,
headquartered in St. Louis, is one of the nation’s largest suppliers of
financial products for individual investors.
Let David help get your finanical affairs in order for the
new year!
A Woman’s Guide to Money Matters #0501
A strong financial strategy is important for women of all ages. Join
us to learn more about: what you can do now to prepare for retirement, your options to pay for a child’s or grandchild’s education,
developing a strategy to help achieve your financial goals.
2 classes
Thursday, January 20 & 27, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $25
Understanding Long Term Care
Insurance #0502
Retirement is for enjoying your family NOT depending on them.
Learn more about: the common funding options to provide high
quality long term care, how long term care insurance can play a
significant role in helping to preserve your assets, and how you can
take control of where and how you receive long term care services.
1 class
Thursday,February 10, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $15
Understanding Life Insurance #0503
LIFE CHANGES - Protecting your family shouldn’t change .
You do all you can to make smart choices today and prepare for the
future. However, sometimes the unexpected happens, and this is
when insurance can help. You’ll learn: what types of insurance to
consider, how much you may need, how insurance should fit into
your overall financial strategy.
1 class
Thursday, February 17, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $15
IS YOUR BROKER GIVING YOU
THE COLD SHOULDER?
At Edward Jones, the level of service you receive depends
on your personal needs and preferences, not on the size
of your investment portfolio.
If you’d like to experience exceptional personal service,
consider Edward Jones. We offer solutions for all your
financial needs. Get to know us.
Call today to schedule a free portfolio review.
David J Grossman
Financial Advisor
.
28500 Miles Road Suite H
Solon, OH 44139
440-248-1619
www.edwardjones.com
Member SIPC
Getting Started with Medicare
#0504
Instructor: Laura Mutsko is a Certified Senior Advisor and an
expert in Medicare. Ms. Mutsko teaches classes on Medicare
at N. E. Ohio colleges, libraries and through community education programs twelve months a year.
This class is an overview of how Medicare works. Learn
what Parts A, B, C and D cover and the differences between Medicare Supplements and Medicare Advantage
Plans. Get up to date information on changes in health
care and its affect on Medicare. This class is designed to
make Medicare easy to understand for those going on
Medicare for the first time.
1 class
Thursday, February 3
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $15
Did you know ... that if you sign
up a week ahead of time for a class,
there is a better chance that the
class will not get cancelled?
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Education, Leisure, Learn
O.C.I.L.B./BBS
APPROVED
RE-CERTIFICATION
CLASSES
March 19
Kenston Middle School
Cafeteria
Continental breakfast and
catered lunch included
OCILB 10 Hour Code Class
#0855a
8:00 am – 6:30 pm
$199
(includes 0855b, c, & d)
COMMUNITY CPR WITH AED
#0401
NEW!
SAVVY SHOPPER #0407
Instructor: Nancy Fisher
Instructor: Joe the Coupon Guy,
Joe Daugirdas teaches at Lakeland Community College. He has taught thousands
of people at various organizations across
Ohio including PTAs, senior centers, libraries, etc. Joe speaks on WELW 1330 AM
radio every Monday morning to go over
the Deal of the Week.
Topics covered include how to consistently save 70% and more on grocery
items and over 90% on toiletry items,
couponing, gasoline savings, utility bill
savings, restaurant deals, cell phone savings, travel deals, and much more. The
psychology of savings is covered too in
order to help people get into the savings
mode.
American Red Cross Community CPR
certification includes training in rescue
breathing, cardiac compressions and the
operation of an AED: Automatic external
defibrillator unit.
One day class
A. Sunday, January 23
B. Sunday, February 20
C. Sunday, March 20
12:00 - 4 pm
Fee: $60.00
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Family
Room
17260 Snyder Rd
1 class
Wednesday, January 19
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $20
ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING/
HVAC/REFRIGERATION/
HYDRONICS CODE CLASS
#0855b
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
$114
BUSINESS & LAW #0855c
1:30 – 4:00 pm
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4:00 – 6:30 pm
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NEW!
Master Your Metabolism
#0409
Instructor: Sharon Tebbano
The ultimate diet & lifestyle
plan for optimal metabolism for a hot &
healthy body….learn how to train your
hormones to automatically burn – not
store – Fat. Have you lost & gained the
same 5,10, or 20 pounds over & over?
Is your scale stuck no matter how little
you eat or how much you exercise?
Our culture of nutritionally deficient
dieting, stress dominated living, and
toxin-filled environment has abused our
endocrine systems, hormonal balances &
metabolisms to the point where weight
loss is nearly impossible. Millions of
people are in this frustrating position!
It is not by chance that this is a growing
problem for all ages!!!
Your instructor a veteran herself for over
20 years in the Health & Fitness Industry…shares the basic principles outlined
in Jillian Michael’s (The Biggest Loser…
strength trainer & health coach) newest
book, Master Your Metabolism.
Learn how to train your hormones to
automatically burn –not store – Fat!
NEW!
LEARNING HAPPINESS I
#0410
Instructor: Sugar Peck is a certified
professional life coach. Her coaching is
based on the field of positive psychology.
Sugar has a life coaching practice The
Sweet Life Coach LLC and does private
coaching and public speaking as well as
workshops.
Learning Happiness I is a beginner’s
course to understanding what we can
do to improve our happiness and wellbeing, and how we can use these tools
to maintain our well-being. These
are scientific ways to learning how
to live the pleasant life, the good life
and the meaningful life. Some topics
covered will be perspectives, signature
strengths, mindfulness, gratitude, flow
and more. Join us for a fun course that
will change your life forever!
6 classes
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Fee: $180
1 class Thursday
January 27
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $25
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BASIC DOG OBEDIENCE
#0412
Instructor: Richard DiMarco
An experienced dog trainer will assist
you in teaching your dog to walk without pulling, to stay, to come when called,
and to “down” when told. The dog will
learn good manners when in public and
when around other dogs. Dogs must be
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.
7 classes
A. Thursdays, January 13 - February 24
B. Thursdays, March 10 - April 21
6:45 – 7:45 pm Fee: $129 per session
Chagrin Falls Armory
7600 E. Washington
ADVANCED DOG
OBEDIENCE
#0415 Instructor: Richard DiMarco
Previous “Basic Dog Obedience” is
required. Dogs must have working
knowledge and understanding of heeling, sit-stay and down-stay commands.
Class will continue obedience development with an emphasis on using AKC’s
newest performance event, Rally, as a
training tool and fun reward for dogs
and trainers. Students will learn the AKC
Rally signs while perfecting their obedience skills. This class will have students
of various training levels with some
individuals training to begin competitive
obedience.
7 classes
A. Thursdays, January 13 - February 24
B. Thursdays, March 10 - April 21
8:00 – 9:00 pm
Fee: $129 per session
Chagrin Falls Armory
7600 E. Washington
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LEARNING ITALIAN #0435
Just Once Piano #0451
(ages 13 +)
Instructor: Frank Borroni
Instructor: Michael Edwards
An introductory course concentrating on spoken and written Italian. The
instructor will emphasize contemporary
Italian. Students will learn basic grammatical skills and useful conversational
expressions. The major focus will be on
conversational Italian. Required material to purchase - “Avanti con l”italiano” by
Joanne Perrotta Paaselli.
Some music teachers may not want you to know this, but you don’t
need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a few hours, you
can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical
enjoyment. How do we do it? While regular piano teachers teach
note reading, piano professionals use chords. And you can learn
all the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session. Any
song. Any style. Any key. If you can find middle C and know the
meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you already know enough to
enroll in this workshop. Topics include how chords work in a song,
how to get more out of sheet music by reading less
of it, how to form the three main types of chords, and
how to handle different keys and time signatures.
Required Materials fee of $29 for workbook and practice CD will be collected in class by the instructor.
Saturday, March 5
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Fee: $25
6 classes
Wednesday, January 27 - March 2
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Fee: $80
Kenston Middle School, Room 201
JUST ONCE GUITAR for
Busy People #0450 (ages 13 +)
Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar
but simply find it difficult to find the
time? In just a few hours you can learn
enough about playing the guitar to give
you years of musical enjoyment, and you
won’t have to take private lessons to do
it. This crash course will teach you some
basic chords and get you playing along
with your favorite songs right away.
Bring your acoustic guitar. Class limited
to 15 students. For ages 13+. For more
information go to instantguitarnow.com
Topics include: how chords work in a
song, how to form the three main types
of chords, how to tune your guitar, basic
strumming patterns, how to buy a good
guitar (things to avoid), and how to play
along with simple tunes.
Required materials fee of $29 will be
collected in class by the instructor for
workbook and practice DVD.
Saturday, March 5
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Fee: $25
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Dog Training Classes
(Obedience/Agility)
Gail Jaite, Owner
www.tallpinesk9.com
Tall Pines Dog Training Center
440-632-1099 • [email protected]
All classes will be held at Tall Pines Dog Training.
Limited class size. Pre-registration is required.
Canine Good Citizenship Test & Therapy Dog Test given periodically.
13769 Old State Rd. (RT 608) • Middleﬁeld, Ohio
NEW!
REAL ACTIVE WOMEN
BOOTCAMP #0601
MORNING WORKOUT
#0604
BODY SCULPTING™ #0606
Come join the RAW Talent instructor,
Mark Harris, for this high intensity workout for women who are serious about
getting in shape. This extreme bootcamp includes athletic training, cardio,
core and muscle toning.
This is a well-rounded exercise program
using all the body muscles. Everyone
works at their own level. This class is
ideal as a low impact exercise. Feel good
about yourself by doing something
for you. An exercise mat and weights
are recommended. Bands provided by
instructor. Call KCE office to register.
Build and sculpt lean muscles, strengthen your core, improve your flexibility
while burning fat and calories by using
one to 5 pound weights with this results
oriented Body Sculpting workout. Have
fun while boosting your metabolism and
get fit fast! Bring a set of 5-pound dumbbells, exercise mat, and stretch band to
class (available on website). Accommodates all fitness levels. Visit www.flexcity.
com for more information.
6 classes
A. Tuesday, January 11 - February 15
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
B. Thursday, January 13 - February 17
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
C. Tuesday, February 22 - March 29
10 am - 11 am
D. Thursday, February 24 - March 31
10 am - 11 am
Bainbridge Town Hall
17826 Chillicothe Rd.
E. Saturday, January 15 - February 19
9 am - 10 am
F. Saturday, February 26 - April 2
Timmons Multipurpose Room
(January 22 class will be in KIS Cafeteria)
Fee: $70 each session or sign up for
2 sessions - $130, 3 sessions - $180
LADIES ONLY AEROBIC
KICKBOXING #0603
Instructor: JoAnn Roeder
A. 7 Weeks
January 3 - February 17
No class January 17
8:30 - 9:30 am
B. 7 Weeks
No class February 21
8:30 – 9:30 am
Fee:
1 day/week - $33/non-senior; $28/Senior
2 days/week - $49/non-senior;
$44/Senior
3 days/week - $ 65/non-senior;
$60/Senior
Bainbridge Town Hall,
Instructor: Apollo’s Fitness
It’s a pulse pounding, bag slamming, fat
burning, power punching workout for
the “bored with treadmill raging
kickboxer” deep inside us all! Come
once, twice or three times per week.
Monday, Wednesday & Saturday
January 19 - March 30
Monday and Wednesday, 6:45 – 7:30 pm
Saturday, 8:45 – 9:30 am
Fee: $69
Apollo’s Fitness Studio
16665 W Park Circle Drive
BODY
OTHER
SCULPTING
LOCATIONS
CHAGRIN FALLS
Chagrin Falls Middle School:Tues & Thurs: 7:00-8:00 PM
CHESTERLAND
Body Sculpting Fitness Studio, 8389 Mayfield Rd.
over 10 morning, afternoon & eve classes offered
NEW! Body Flex, Mom&Me-Fit, Senior Sculpt & more!
SOLON
CCF Family Hlth Ctr.:Tues & Thurs: 5:25-6:25 PM
Solon High School : Tues & Thurs 6:30-7:30 PM
Instructor: Body Sculpting™ by Exterior
Designs, Inc.
8 classes per session
Monday, 9:45 - 10:45 am
A. January 24 - March 21
Wednesday & Friday 9:00-10:00 AM
B. January 5 - January 28
C. February 4 - March 2
D. March 9 - April 1
Monday and Wednesday 7:00-8:00 PM
Timmons Elementary School, 9595 E.
Washington Red Pod Room
E. January 3 - 31
(no class January 17)
F. February 7 - March 7
G. March 14 - April 6
CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION. JOIN ANYTIME!
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WWW.FLEXCITY.COM
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JAZZERCISE #0608
TAI CHI #0615
Jazzercise combines elements of jazz dance, resistance training,
Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing to create a truly comprehensive
program for people of every age and fitness level. Increase
your muscle tone, flexibility, balance, strength, and endurance using easy to follow movements. Each 60 minute class is
choreographed to today’s hottest music, including Top 40, jazz,
country, funk, and classics. When you love your workout, results
come easy - especially at Jazzercise! www.jazzercise.com. $30
first time registration fee.
Wednesdays, January 19 - March 30
8:00 – 8:30 pm
Fee: $ 89
Apollo’s Fitness Studio,
16665 W Park Circle Dr
Instructor: Janet Buckley is an Auburn resident and a Certified
Jazzercise Instructor who has been teaching for over 20 years in the
Solon/Bainbridge area. She’s certified in CPR and brings an enthusiasm and dedication to her customers through sound instruction
and a professional program.
Instructor: Apollo’s Fitness Team
This seven week introductory level program will instruct its participants in the fundamental basics, theory, and techniques of
the centuries old art of Tai Chi. Practiced all over the world for
its many physical and mental benefits, Tai chi enhances health,
reduces stress, strengthens muscles, and improves balance and
flexibility.
Monday and Wednesday
7:00 – 8:15 pm
Gardiner Early Learning Center
(class on March 2 will be held in the Timmons
Multipurpose Room)
Fee: $88 for 8 week pass
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FIRST FRIDAY SWING DANCES
#0633 (For singles or couples)
NEW!
T-Bow Fitness #0638
Its fun…it’s exciting…it’s approximately 200 people swing dancing in
your backyard the first Friday of every
month. It’s 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, offered the first Friday of every month. You
can’t afford to miss it!
Instructor: Diane Lambert
The philosophy behind the T-BOW® is to
train five key elements in one workout,
creating the healthiest body you can. The
five elements the T-BOW® Workout trains
are your body’s cardiovascular system,
muscular strength, flexibility, balance/
stability and coordination. It’s designed
to strengthen the joints, eliminate low
back pain and train the core like no
other.
Instructor: Will Craig
Fridays
January 7 - Blue Lunch
February 4 - Demetrius Steinmetz Band
with Eileen Burns
March 4 - Hepcat Revival
April 1 - Dr. Zoot
May 6 - Blue Lunch
June 3 - Blues Deville
Lesson from 8:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Dance from 9:00 – 11:30 p.m.
Admission Fee: $10 per adult,
$8 per student with proper ID
NO PREREGISTRATION REQUIRED PAY AT DOOR!
Kenston Intermediate School Gym
May 6 dance will be at Timmons
Elementary School Gym
6 classes
C. Tuesday, February 22 - March 29
9:15 - 10:00 am
Fee: $72
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
8225 E. Washington Street
Zumba #0639
Instructor: Diane Lambert
Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and
easy to follow moves to create a dynamic
fitness program. The routines feature
interval training sessions where fast and
slow rhythms are combined to tone and
sculpt your body while burning fat. Add
some Latin flavor and international zest
into the mix and you’ve got Zumba!
6 classes
A. Wednesday, January 12 - February 16
6:00 - 6:45 pm
B. Saturday, January 15 - February 19
10:45 - 11:45 am
C. Wednesday, February 23 - March 30
6:00 - 6:45 pm
D. Saturday, February 26 - April 2
10:45 - 11:30 am
Fee: $72
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
NEW!
Yoga Flow #0641
Instructor: Dona Koch
Give yourself one simple, powerful hour
to listen and learn from your body. Using
breathing, movement and meditation
you will feel things shift toward healthier
functioning. Allow the body to sense
the balance that dwells in all the systems
(nervous, circulatory, muscular, etc.)
Come listen, regain balance and create
vibrancy. Join in the yoga journey to
keep learning about you, wonderful you.
6 classes
C. Tuesday, March 1 - April 12
8:30 - 9:30 am
Fee: $72
Cindy’s Creative Healing Center,
16686 Hilltop Park Place
(in Knowles Business Park)
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Aquafusion #0646
Instructor: Nancy Schmidt
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 & Stress Release. Shallow
water step aerobics on under water benches while doing
arm with 1-3lb. weights, then deep water jogging with
belts & weights. Also kickboxing & stretching components.
Exercises that are normally done in the gym will be done in
the water.
Tuesday, 6:30 - 7:00 pm
Fee: $114
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club
17260 Snyder Rd
YOGA in the spirit of gentleness
# 0681
Instructor: Polly Manke, Certified Yoga Instructor, Yoga Therapy
Practitioner, & Yoga Ed. Teacher
Polly has been teaching yoga since 2002 & continues to
study with inter/nationally recognized & published yoga
professionals. Her teaching style is gentle and meditative,
positive & uplifting, appropriate for beginners and continuing students alike. In this class, we will begin the day anew
and in community, with yogic breathing practices, mindful
intention, gentle stretches, balance and guided deep relaxation. Many report these results: feelings of peace & wellbeing. Science confirms what we experience: These feelings
contribute to an overall healthy lifestyle. Bring a yoga mat &
blanket, dress comfortably.
7-classes
B. Tuesday, February 22 - April 5
C. Thursdays, January 6 - February 17
D. Thursdays, February 24 - April 7
All classes 9:00 – 10:15 am
Fee: $70
Family Life Center Youth Room
16349 Chillicothe Road
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WATER AEROBICS #0903
Instructor: Linda Schuster & Cheryl Thomas
This class combines cardio and muscle strengthening with
the buoyancy and low impact of a water environment.
Varying depths provide different levels in intensity for a
complete aerobic workout.
8 Visits of your choice between
Tuesdays thru Saturdays 9:00 – 10:00 am
Fee: $88.00 per eight visits
17260 Snyder Rd
KARATE, FITNESS &
SELF-DEFENSE #0700
Instructor: Carlos Robinson
This class is intended to teach selfconfidence, self discipline and students
learn 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
Monday, January 31 - March 28
(No class February 21 & March 21)
7:00 – 8:30 pm
Kenston Intermediate School Cafeteria
DODGEBALL #0706
Instructor: Matt Blowers
Adult (15 and up)
Got some unresolved tensions?? Want
to be the hit of the party?? Like shopping at Target?? Invite your boss, your
wife, your mother-in-law, and join us for
some adrenaline pumping, healthy, old
fashioned co-ed recreational fun. Court
monitored 12 to 24 players. No hits
above the shoulders Soft, fun, leather
covered, 8" foam balls.
Wednesdays, January 12 - March 30
7:00 – 9:00 pm
$5.00 per player drop in fee
COED Recreational
Volleyball #0711
Supervised “recreational” coed volleyball
for those 15 years of age or older. All
ability levels are welcome. Enrollment
is limited to 18 players per evening. It’s
volleyball for fun - come play!
Tuesday, January 11 - March 29
8:30 - 10:00 pm
Fee: $60
Drop in fee of $5 per week
ADULT LEARN TO PLAY GOLF
#0712
Instructor: Mike McCon
A high quality and relaxed introduction
to the fundamentals of golf at the area’s
finest practice facility. The session will
cover: Grip, stance and posture
Basic fundamentals of the swing
Iron and wood play
Putting and the short game
On course play in our NEW golf
simulator.
6 classes
7:00 – 8:00 pm
10:30 - 11:30 am
C. Wednesday, Febuary 23 - April 6
(no class March 30)
7:00 – 8:00 pm
D. Thursday, February 24 - April 7
(no class March 31)
10:30 – 11:30 am
Fee: $112
Golf Dome, 8198 E. Washington St.
New!
Adult winter simulator
league #0713
Forget the bad weather and play 9
holes on some of the best courses in the
world! Your rounds will be played on our
“Full Swing” golf simulators. Our league
format gives our players the flexibility
to play their 9 hole round anytime they
choose each week. The league runs for
13 weeks, followed by playoffs and a
league party on Saturday, April 23rd. Tee
times must be reserved in advance to
play your weekly 9 hole round, sign up
now with a friend! First two weeks are to
establish handicaps. Skins are awarded
each week, prizes for winners!!
13 week program starting January 17.
Play time is flexible each week!
Fee: $145
Scuba Diving Lessons
#0715
Instructor: Bob Amsterdam,
PADI certified instructor
This combination of pool & lecture
classes prepare you for open water dive
certification. All materials included except for personal mask, fins, & snorkel.
Material provided include manual, academic basic start-up, pool sessions, use
of scuba equipment. DVD or video must
be viewed. (does not include open water
training dive.)
Offered BY APPOINTMENT ONLY on
Monday evenings between
January 2 - March 28. Please call the KCE
office to schedule a time at 543-2552.
Fee: Private- $850.00 Semi-private675.00.00 Group- 550.00
17260 Snyder Rd
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LEARN TODance
INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL
5 - DANCE SESSIONS FOR ONLY $49.00
OFFER GOOD THROUGH MARCH 31st, 2011
NEW STUDENTS ONLY.
WHY DANCE?
EXERISE * STRESS RELEASE * FUN & EXCITEMENT
MEET NEW FRIENDS * IMPROVED HEALTH
PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINIC
#1756
Instructor: Mike McCon, Apprentice
Professional (child must be at least 7 yrs.)
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 as well as chipping and putting
are covered.
6 Classes
A. Saturday, January 15 - February 19
12:30 - 1:30 pm
B. Saturday, February 26 - April 9
(no class April 2)
12:30 - 1:30 pm
Fee: $169 per couple per session
The Golf Dome
8198 E. Washington St.
SELF CONFIDENCE
8225 E. Washington St. – Box 13
Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023
Monday – Friday 1pm – 9pm
440-543-1559
Saturday – By Appointment
www.fredastairechagrin.com
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Share your special
skills and earn extra
money ... teach a
class at KCE!
Please call Beth
Frey at
(440) 543-2552
ext. 2566 for more
information.
Preschool
Karen Brown
BAINBRIDGE
EQUESTRIAN CENTER
Owner/Trainer
Experienced Regional Show
Competitor is accepting students &
horses in training for pleasure or
showing at all levels.
Specializing in Hunters, Jumpers
and Equitation.
Holiday Specials! Designed for your enjoyment!
All offers expire May 31, 2011
BOARDING SPECIALS
Consistent, Quality Care, Affordably Priced in a
WELCOMING ATMOSPHERE
TRAINING PROGRAM: $450 Monthly includes stall
rental & 4 lessons a month (*additional services available for
your horse) (Pricing based on West Barn or Main Barn Wall)
STALL RENTAL: Self Care-$125 Monthly
Full Care- West Barn $375;
Center Barn $400; Main Barn (wall) $425;
Main Barn (center) $460 (Annual Contract Pricing)
Ask us about customizing a package to meet the special needs of you
and your horse.
LESSONS, LEASING & TRAINING
ainbridge Equestrian Center takes
pride in developing skilled riders that
are well rounded horseman. Whether
riding for pleasure or part of our Show
Team we are dedicated to excellent
training in a fun team atmosphere. We
not only specialize in novice riders but also provide experienced
riders Karens’ special “techniques of the trade”
to correct minor or major riding problems in a safe and
structured environment.
Take advantage of our Introductory Package.
Package of 24 lessons for $400 (a $248 savings!)
Summer Camp-Full Day $299 SPECIAL $255; Half Day $175 SPECIAL $148
SPECIAL OFFER GOOD UNTIL MARCH 31, 2011
We will match your gift certificate purchase
Gift Certificates-Purchase your certificates up to $50!
* Gift Certificates apply to non discounted rates *New customers only
For information on what we have to offer call Karen Brown Owner/Trainer at (440)543-9323
email: [email protected] or Michelle Orms Activity Director (330)608-6159
email: [email protected]. Visit our website at www.bainbridgeequestriancenter.com
We Accept
Easy access from SR 422. We are 3 miles east of SR306, 1 mile east of Snyder Rd, & 3.8 miles west of SR 44 &422
* Offers on Boarding, Lessons and Gift Certificates are valid until May 31, 2011*New Customers only
Bainbridge Equestrian Center Horsemanship Series
Bainbridge Equestrian Center takes pride in offering quality horses and excellent lessons, taught in a safe and caring environment. We set a challenging yet attainable path for all levels of riders, from first timers to experienced show competitors.
We also offer horses for full and partial lease. We provide horses, tack and safety helmets. Riders may wear jeans or riding
breeches and a hard sole shoe or boot with a small heel. (no athletic shoes please)
Mommy & Me Horseback riding #1104
Pony Pals #1105
Ages 2 1/2 & up
Ages 5-7
A class designed to introduce the smallest member of your
We have a wonderful, talented group of horses to safely
family to spend some quality time with mom (or dad) on
take both shy or eager children on their way to becoming
and around horses. As a group, you’ll be introduced to our
secure, confident riders. Lessons are taught in a safe & fun
wonderful group of horses. We will teach you all about their
environment. Students learn safety
special equipment, help you groom and tack up your own
around horses, grooming, tacking and developing riding
horse and ride! Bainbridge Equestrian Center horses will take
skills while having fun! The series consists of 4 lessons
good care of our young riders as they learn . We develop
which lasts 1 1/2 hours in length.
correct riding skills while fostering their love and apprecia11:00-12:30 am
tion of horses. Mom & (or) Dad are instrumental in assisting in
A. January 8 - 29
the class, while learning all about horses with their child. The
B. February 5 - 26
series consist of 4 lessons which last 1 1/2 hours in length.
C. March 5 - 26
9:30-11:00 am
Fee: $185
A. January 8 - 29
B. February 5 - 26
C. March 5 - 26
Fee: $225
Both classes held at Bainbridge Equestrian, 9889 Bainbridge Road
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Preschool
Young Rembrandts’
LEARN TO DRAW AMAZING THINGS #1102
(ages 3-1/2 - 6)
Young students are so eager to learn, and a joy to teach. Young
Rembrandts’ instructors provide a nurturing and strong learning
environment as preschoolers learn to draw familiar images such
as fish, teddy bears and cowboys. We’ll concentrate on the skills
of drawing and coloring while we develop fine motor skills, focus,
listening, staying on task, patience and spactial organization.
8 classes
Tuesday, January 18 - March 15 (no class February 22)
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Fee: $86
Gardiner Early Learning Center Music/Art Room
MOM & TOT ROLLER SKATING #1113
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink Staff
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
B. Wednesday, February 16 - March 23
1:30 -2:15 p.m.
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
ICE SKATING FOR TOTS #1114
Basic beginner ice skating skills for tots ages 3-6 at
The Pond.
8 classes
A. Friday, January 7 - February 25
12:00 - 1:00 pm
B. Friday, March 4 - April 22
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Fee: $120
The Pond, E. Washington Street
PAINTING TOGETHER® #1115
Instructor: Helen Berman
(Ages 18 months - 5 years)
For adult and child, what could be more fun than
painting! Easy projects will showcase unique paints,
techniques and materials and will change each week.
No ordinary painting for us! Join us to experience
fabulous paint pizzaz! An adult may bring more than
one child, but a separate registration fee is required
for each child. A $5 material fee to cover entire session is payable to instructor at first class.
4 classes
Friday, January 21 - February 11
9:30 - 10:15 am
Fee: $29
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner of Bainbridge/Solon Road and Route 306
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Preschool
MOVIN' AND GROOVIN'
TOGETHER® #1116
(Ages 18 months - 6 years)
A Movement Potpourri! Both you and
your child will enjoy costumes and
props, hula hoops, balls and more…
even a parachute! Sense of balance,
timing and spatial awareness will be developed through music, puppet shows,
imaginative play and large muscle activities. Look forward to a new and different
program each week! An adult may bring
more than one child, but a separate registration fee is required for each child.
4 Classes
Friday, February 25 - March 18
9:30 – 10:15 am
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner
of Bainbridge/Solon Road and Route 306
A’MAKIN’ AND A’TAKIN’ &
A’MOVIN’ AND A’GROOVIN’®
#1117 (Ages 3 - 6 years)
Two fun-filled hours of exploration!
Splatter that paint and dabble in art
supplies to create fascinating take-home
projects! Imaginative play, puppet
shows, and creative movement will
inspire children to further develop their
listening and attention span skills. In a
fun and loving atmosphere, we enjoy
costumes and props, hula hoops, balls,
and more…even a parachute!
NOTE: Parents are asked not to remain
for the classes. A $10 material fee to
cover entire session is payable to instructor at first class.
6 classes
Friday, February 4 - March 18
10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Burns Lindow Building
pottery with mom and me #1122
Instructor: Kathy Vencl
(ages 3-1/2 - 6)
Children experiment with clay in the pottery studio for the fun of it. Pieces will be
glazed and fired! Mom, Dad, or a Grandparent may stay to enjoy the class and have
fun with the children.
A. 5 classes
Tuesday, January 18 - February 15
Fee: $50
B. 6 classes
Tuesday, March 1 - April 5
Fee: $60
Valley Art Center
9:30 - 10:30 am
9:30 - 1:30 am
Pottery Prewumps #1123
Instructor: Kathy Vencl
(ages 3-1/2 - 6)
Experiment with clay in the pottery studio for the fun of it. Let’s get our hands dirty
and make some mighty awesome stuff that we will glaze and have fired. We provide
an art smock and all the clay you can use. Leave Mom or Dad behind.
5 classes
A. Monday, January 17 - February 14
Fee: $50
6 classes
C. Monday, February 28 - April 4
D. Thursday, March 3 - April 7
Fee: $60
Valley Art Center
1:00 - 2:00 pm
9:30 - 10:30 am
1:00 - 2:00 pm
9:30 - 10:30 am
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Preschool
PEE WEE INDOOR SOCCER SKILLS #1128
PRE GYMNASTICS I #1142
Have your child get off on the right foot by learning foot
skills from highly experienced coach: Dennis Weyn (Hathaway Brown High School Coach as well as the Ohio Premier
Soccer Club). 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 this
experienced coach. NOTE: Please bring your own soccer
ball to the first class.
Your child must be 3 years of age before the first class. This class
will emphasize basic movement patterns and gymnastic skills in a
caring atmosphere. Learn basic tumbling skills, balance beams, bars,
obstacle courses with ladders, tunnels to make learning fun. Dress:
comfortable clothing or leotards. Shirts tucked in. NO JEANS, hair
tied back.
(Ages 3 – 6)
Coach: Dennis Weyn
6 classes
A. Thursday, January 13 - February 17
B. Thursday, March 3 - April 28
(no class March 24 & 31 and April 21)
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Fee: $ 89
Gardiner Early Learning Gym
(3-4 yrs)
Instructor: Scott Lincoln
10 Classes
Saturday, January 8 - March 12
12:00 - 12:45 pm
Fee: $ 105
Chery’s Gymnastics
9943 E. Washington St
MOM / DAD & TOTNASTICS #1136
(18 mos. – 3yrs)
Instructor: Chery Bessette
This class is designed in a semi-structured, non-competitive
atmosphere. You and your child will learn the basic (age
appropriate) gymnastice skills and movement patterns on
small and larger scale equipment (like big brother or sister).
This class will help facilitate your child’s gross motor skills and
languarge 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 equpment along with balls, hoops,
tunnels, and many other fun activities. Dress: exercise apparel
and cotton socks/slippers.
10 Classes
10:00 - 10:45 am
Fee: $105
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Preschool
PRE GYMNASTICS II #1144
PRE-CHEERLEADING #1161
Your child must be 4 ½ years of age
before the first class unless recommended by the instructor. This class will
emphasize basic movement patterns of
gymnastics with correct terminology and
skills in a caring atmosphere. Activities such as balance beams, bars, fun
shaped mats, and obstacles along with
basic tumbling skills. Dress: comfortable
clothing, cotton socks, NO JEANS. Hair
tied back.
Children learn basic cheer/dance movements used in cheerleading. They learn
more about team work that is necessary,
good sportsmanship, and self confidence
in a fun and encouraging atmosphere.
They will also learn basic cheerleading
jumps and conditioning to improve cheerleading skills and overall flexibility.
(4½ -6yrs)
Instructor: Chery Bessette
10 Classes
Wednesday, January 5 - March 9
9:45 - 10:30 am
Fee: $ 105
(ages 4 - 6 years)
Instructor: Freia Ramsey
10 classes
12:30 - 1:15 pm
Fee: $105
WATERBABIES #1170
Instructor: Nancy Fisher ARC WSI,
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 be used as a preparation for progressive swimming lessons.
6 classes
A. Wednesday, January 5 - February 9,
10:30 – 11:00 am
12:30 – 1:00 pm
C. Wednesday, February 16 - March 23
10:30 – 11:00 am
D. Saturday, February 19 - March 26
12:30 – 1:00 pm
Fee: $120 per session, Chagrin Valley
Athletic Club Pool, 17260 Snyder Rd
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Preschool
Preschool kids can cook
#1171 (ages 4-5)
These creative classes allow kids to learn
cooking basics while preparing and
assembling a nutritious main dish for
your family. This session our focus will
be on the popular Bravo TV Show TOP
CHEF choosing 3 dishes from the show.
Kids and parents alike have responded
positively to these cooking classes with
comments like, “I loved being the chef
for the night!” and parents said, “I love
how proud my son was to show off his
dinner!” Cooking is a wonderful way to
build self-esteem and allow your child
to feel a sense of accomplishment! If you
child has allergies please contact Two
Crazy Kids before registering for Kids Can
Cook at [email protected]. $15
ingredient fee payable to instructor on
1st day of class.
3 classes
A. 10 am - 11:15 am
B. 12:40 pm - 1:55 pm
Fee: $60
Burns Lindow Building, Route 306 & Bainbridge Road
Preschool Kids can cook
- just desserts #1172
(ages 4-5)
Kids Can Cook! is whipping up sweet
treats with this class!
Each week your child will create a
yummy dessert for your family.
Cooking is a great way to build self-esteem and sense of accomplishment.
Classes fill up quickly so sign up today
for some sweet fun! $15 ingredient fee
payable to instructor.
3 classes
Wednesday, February 9 - February 23
A. 10 am - 11:15 am
B. 12:40 pm - 1:55 pm
Fee: $45
Burns Lindow Building, Route 306 & Bainbridge Road
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Fairytales Lyrical Dance / Drama #1173
ages 2-5 & Ages 2 with caretaker, Instructor: REMOTE DANCE STAFF
Let’s dance into some stories using our imaginations, dressing in our favorite costumes
& put on a show to this playful fairytale lyrical dance & drama class! Learn beginner
Dance & Drama techniques, make a relevant craft & have fun with friends! We will learn
a dance that’s put to our favorite daily fairytale story while incorporating basic lyrical
dance & theatrical techniques using puppets, props and our crafts that we get to take
home at the end of the session. This class is a great introduction to
dance & drama. No experience necessary with a non-competitive &
fundamental approach. Promotes creativity & imagination!
Requirements: Dance attire or fun fairytale costume with socks or
dance slippers.
8 classes
Thursday, January 20 - March 10
Fee: $94
Bainbridge Town Hall
2:00 - 2:45 pm
Youth Education
SUPER SITTER #1402
(Ages 10 and over)
Instructor: Holly Cooper
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
any of these questions, this is the course
for you! You will get the answers to the
other two questions during this class.
You will also receive instructions 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 give upon completion of this
course.
2 Classes
Thursday, March 10 & 17
3:30 – 5:00 pm
Fee: $30
Kenston Middle School Library
NEW!
Valley Art Center One Day Workshops
Self Portrait
Drawing faces can be so frustrating! The eyes are too far apart, the lips are too small
and the hair looks like spaghetti! Come learn some “tricks” to putting everything in
the right place. Students will complete a final portrait to take home.
Saturday, January 22
A. Ages 6-9
10:00 am - 12:00 noon
B. Ages 9 - 12
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Fee: $20
Fun with Watercolors
What do salt, masking tape and straws have anything to do with painting? You’ll see!
If holding a paintbrush and staying “in the lines” is not always
your cup of tea, experiment with some crazy ways of painting! Students will practice several techniques and will take
home a final “abstract” piece.
Saturday, March 19
C. Ages 6-9
10:00 am - 12:00 noon
D. Ages 9 - 12 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Fee: $20
Valley Art Center
ART WITH MATT BLOWERS
#1409 (Grades 1 – 5)
Pottery Mudwumps #1406
Instructor: Tracy Shea
Experiment with clay in the pottery studio for the fun of it. Let’s get our hands dirty
and make some mighty awesome stuff that we will glaze and have fired. We provide
an art smock and all the clay you can use. Leave Mom or Dad behind.
5 classes
4:30 - 6:00 pm
4:30 - 6:00 pm
C. Saturday, January 22 - February 19
1:00 - 2:30 pm
Fee: $75
#1407
6 classes
D. Monday, February 28 - April 4
4:30 - 6:00 pm
E. Thursday, March 3 - April 7
4:30 - 6:00 pm
F. Saturday, March 5 - April 9
1:00 - 2:30 pm
Fee: $90
Valley Art Center
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 art smock/T-shirt and a
smile. Ideas are available at no extra
charge.
8 Classes
A. Thursdays, January 20 - March 10
3:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Timmons Elementary School Art Room
B26
B. Fridays, January 21 - March 25
(no class February 4 & March 4)
3:30 - 5:00 pm
Timmons Elementary School Art
Room B23
Fee: $81
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Youth Education
Introducing a NEW Kenston violin Program
Instructor: Ardis Billey Ardis earned her bachelor of music degree from Cleveland State
University. A trained and certified instructor of the Suzuki Violin Method, Ardis has taught
the violin at the Suziki Department of Cleveland Institute of Music, Baldwin Wallace College, Solon Fine Art Center, Agnon School, Menlo Park Academy, The Broadway School as
well as her private studio. She also founded Kindermusik by the Falls.
My first violin I #1413 No instrument purchase necessary!
The violin program will accompany young violinists’ first steps, and beyond, in the
magic world of playing this fabulous instrument. It offers the ideal combination of a non pressured teaching and the rigor of a
musical training with a professional teacher. In the same respect, children participate in regular group lessons and performance
at which they learn from, and are motivated by each other while they have fun together. This curriculum will follow the levels
presented by the American String Teachers Association a national standard for school string programs,
Beginning students will learn basic posture on the practice violin, the bow hold on the practice bow, and build a foundation for
playing the real violin. Students will be measured with their first real violin and practice it in class.
A. Ages 4-6
6 classes
Gardiner Elementary School Art/Music Room
3:30 - 4:15 pm Fee: $78
B. 1st - 5th graders
5 classes
Timmons Elementary Music Room
5:00 - 5:45 pm Fee: $65
C. K - 5th graders
5 classes
Kenston Intermediate School Band Room
Wednesday , March 2 - March 30
5:00 - 5:45 pm Fee: $65
My first violin II #1414
Students who have followed the My First Violin #1 class this Fall – or with permission of the instructor – will graduate to their real
violin. Beginning steps on the violin include learning bow control, fingering, ear training, and “tonalization”. Classroom games
and fun filled drills give each violinist practice at polishing their new skills. In just a short time, they will be learning tunes and
performing them with joy!
A. Ages 4-6
6 classes
Gardiner Elementary School Art/Music Room
Thursday, February 24 - March 31
3:30 - 4:15 pm Fee: $78
B. 1st - 3rd graders
5 classes
3:30 - 4:15 pm Fee: $65
C. 4th - 5th graders
6 classes
3:30 - 4:15 pm Fee: $78
Violin Rental: $ 25.00 for each session + a one-time $ 75.00 guarantee deposit check (not cashed in and returned with a violin
returned in good original state).
My First Violin III #1415
Students who have followed My First Violin I and II classes – or with permission of the instructor – will graduate to their real violin.
Beginning steps on the violin include learning bow control, fingering, ear training, and “tonalization”. Classroom games and fun
filled drills give each violinist practice at polishing their new skills. In just a short time, they will be learning tunes and performing
them with joy!
A. 1st - 3rd graders
5 classes
Tuesdays, March 1 - March 29
3:30 - 4:15 pm Fee: $65
B. 4th - 5th graders
5 classes
Wednesday -March 2 - March 30 3:30 - 4:15 pm Fee: $65
Violin Rental: $ 25.00 for each session + a one-time $ 75.00 guarantee deposit check (not cashed in and returned with a violin
returned in good original state).
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Youth Education
DEsign it school of style
presents a new and creative
fashion enrichment program
The primary mission of Design IT combines the age old craft
of needlework with the modern fashion trends of today.
They strive to do this in an educational, creative and fun
way. Visit DesignITSchoolofStyle.com!
Fashion Exploration 1 #1416 grades 1-2
Welcome to the new creative lifeSTYLE enrichment class for kids!
Ready for some design fun? This is an
intro class for Design IT newbies! We
will explore and learn about all facets
of fashion design and needle arts.
One week you will be knitting and
felting, the next week ... sewing. This
is a marathon class of creativity ... all by using your unique
fingerprint of style!
Projects include: Ribbon headbands, finger knitted scarves,
signature school tote bags, leg warmers, funky ruffle jeans,
pillowcase dresses and more! Model your creations at the
Spring School of Fashion Show! No experience necessary.
$20 supply fee due on the first day of class to instructor.
4 classes
3:30 - 5:00 pm
B. Tuesday, March 1 - 22
3:30 - 5:00 pm
Timmons Science Room B33
Fee: $80
Passion for FasHion 1 #1417 grades 3 - 5
Calling for future fashion designers! This class is for the girl
who loves to be funky fashionable and fun! Students will
learn the complete design process from initial concept to
sketching to construction. They will explore embroidery,
handwork, machine sewing, dyeing techniques and more!
Projects include: Fashion ribbon headbands, ribon clutch
make up bags, jewelled rosette tees, dip-dyed scarves, long
vests and more. Model your creations at the Summer Fashion Show! No experience necessary. $20 supply fee due on
the first day of class to instructor.
4 classes
A. Thursday, January 20 - February 10
3:15 - 4:45 pm
B. Thursday, March 10 - 31
3:15 - 4:45 pm
Kenston Intermediate School Art Room
Fee: $80
Sewing machines are provided by
instructor!
NEW!
Youth Theater Workshop at timmons
#1418 grades 1-5
Instructor: Brad Schreiber has been entertaining audiences for
over 18 years with his fun and entertaining theater and magic
workshops. Brad has a theater BA from CSU and a teaching
certificate in theater, english and speech from Baldwin Wallace.
A fun introduction to the exciting world of theater where each
student will act, sing and dance in a big variety show to be
performed on the last class for family and friends.
5 classes
Thursday, March 3 - 31
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Timmons Art Room B23
Fee: $55
NEW!
Magic Workshop #1419
Instructor: Brad Schreiber
grades 1-5
Come and join professional magician, The Great Brad, as he
helps students explore the amazing world of magic. Students
will learn how to perform magic tricks in each class that they
will be able to easily repeat for their peers. Register now before
availability diappears!
5 classes
Thursday, March 3 - 31
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Timmon Art Room B23
Fee: $55
Did you know ...
that Kenston Community
Education offers over 200
enrichment and recreational
programs for adult and children
each season?
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Youth Education
MAD SCIENCE CRAZY CHEMWORKS –
Lab Works #1426
Students become lab scientists-in-training in this whirlwind
program on laboratory techniques! The students will continue
lab training with their Take-Home Graduated Gear kit.
pH Phactor: Students explore the crazy chemistry of acids and
bases in this fascinating one-hour program on the pH scale. The
Phestival ends with a Stopper-Popper reaction!
Slime Time: The Mad Science slime time recipe is revealed in
this ooey gooey chemistry class! Varied concoctions of slime
will stir up in scientific style, and the properties of slime will be
tested in a team-spirited fashion at the Slime Olympics!
Chem in a Flash: Children take a trip through several fields of
chemistry and discover the factors that can change the rate of a
reaction. Children will explore crystallization and receive a TakeHome Action Flask kit to perform more experiments!
Super Sticky Stuff: Children will get stuck on science in this
one-hour class on sticky stuff! The children assemble their takehome Professor Beakerdude kit, a set of reusable adhesives and
a beaker that they can use to perform experiments.
Dry Ice Capades: Children in this class will probe the shifting
states of matter through a series of engaging demonstrations
and inquiry-based activities. Then use your Thermocolor Cup to
test the temperature of liquid matter in your home!
6 classes
A. 1st – 3rd Graders
February 7 - March 21
3:35 – 4:35 pm
Fee: $99
Timmons Science Lab B-33
B. 4th – 5th Graders
February 7 - March 21
3:20 – 4:20 pm
Fee: $99
Young Rembrandts comic strips #1428A
1st - 3rd grade
This new program is designed for students who love to draw.
Artists will learn to draw a new cartoon series each class and
will then be given the opportunity to create their own cartoon
cell. Students will learn to tell a story or joke through the use of
funny characters and background scenes.
8 classes
3:30 - 4:30 pm
Timmons Elementary Art Room B23
Fee: $86
Young Rembrandts Pastel Drawing
#1428B
4th - 5th grade
Take drawing to the next level and learn
how to incorporate pastels. What an
opportunity to expand your talents. No
experience is necessary for this class. These
masterpieces will be framed! Please send
an old shirt as a smock. ALL NEW
CURRICULUM EACH SESSION!
8 classes
Wednesday, January 26- March 23
3:20 - 4:20 pm
Fee: $86
Thank you to all
sponsors for
supporting KCE!
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Youth Education
KIDS CAN COOK! #1430
(K - 3rd grade)
Instructors: Two Crazy Kids, LLC
These creative classes allow kids to learn
cooking basics while preparing and
assembling a nutritious main dish for
your family. This session our focus will
be on the popular Bravo TV Show TOP
CHEF choosing 3 dishes from the show.
Kids and parents alike have responded
positively to these cooking classes with
comments like, “I loved being the chef
for the night!” and parents said, “I love
how proud my son was to show off his
dinner!” Cooking is a wonderful way to
build self-esteem and allow your child
to feel a sense of accomplishment! If you
child has allergies please contact Two
Crazy Kids before registering for Kids Can
Cook at [email protected].
National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Mark your calendars!
National Girls and Women in Sports Day Celebration
“Play Believe Achieve”
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
for all girls in 3rd, 4th and 5th grade
3 classes
3:30 – 4:45 pm
Timmons Elementary Science Room B33
Fee: $60
$15 material fee payable to the instructor first day of class
Kids Can Cook! Just Desserts #1431
(K - 3rd grade)
Instructors: Two Crazy Kids, LLC
Kids Can Cook! is whipping up sweet treats with this class! Each week your
child will create a yummy dessert for your family.
Cooking is a great way to build self-esteem and sense of accomplishment.
Classes fill up quickly so sign up today for some sweet fun! Please contact Two Crazy Kids prior to registering for class if you child has allergies,
[email protected].
3 classes
Thursday, February 10
3:30 – 4:45 pm
Timmons Elementary Science Room B33
Fee: $45
$15 material fee payable to the instructor first day of class
Invent Now proudly presents the wonder and excitement of the
Camp Invention program. Led by local educators, this engaging
program immerses children in grades one through six in
hands-on, inquiry based activities disguised as fun!
Discounts are available — register today!
Save the Date!
Coming to Timmons Elementary
June 22 - July 1, 2011
to register call 800.968.4332
www.campinvention.org
800.968.4332
In partnership with:
United States Patent and Trademark Office
© 2010 Invent Now, Inc. All rights reserved.
Photography: © Ableimages/Getty Images
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Youth Recreation
BEGINNER I AND II GIRLS
GYMNASTICS #1702
Instructor: Emily Thompson
Emphasis on basic tumbling, including warm-up with proper stretching
techniques, basics of balance and body
orientation in space. Students will be introduced to basic skills on all gym equipment.
Dress: loose comfortable clothing or
leotards and hair tie.
10 classes
1:30 - 2:30 pm
Fee: $115
Chery’s Gym, 9943 E. Washington
INTERMEDIATE I & II
GYMNASTICS
#1703
Instructor: Emily Thompson
(age 7 – 14)
More advanced gym skills will be introduced challenging students to progress
onto our gymnastics team or recreationally in a caring and positive atmosphere.
10 classes
2:30 - 4:00 pm
Fee: $165
Chery’s Gym, 9943 E. Washington
Jams - Hip-hop & Break
Dancing Class #1704
Beginner-Intermediate Level Grades K-5
Instructor: Remote Dance Staff
Get fit & funky with this fun after school
Hip-Hop / Break Dance class that features
some of today’s hottest dance moves
and some old school movement to your
favorite jams! No experience necessary
– dance techniques introduced with a
non-competitive & fundamental approach. Learn fun routines & play dance
oriented games that promote memory
& placement while hanging with friends
after school. Age appropriate groups for
girls and boys. Dance attire & gym shoes
required - no jeans. Visit www.remotedance.com for more information.
8 classes
Thursday, January 20 - March 10
3:45-4:30 pm
Timmons Elementary Multipurpose
Room
(with supervision at school dismissal
from 3:30-3:45pm – pack an after school
healthy snack for this time)
Fee: $94
NEW!
HORSEBACK RIDING AT
BAINBRIDGE EQUESTRIAN
#1713
Horsemanship Series - WE SPECIALIZE IN
BUILDING CONFIDENCE IN NOVICE RIDERS, CHILDREN AND ADULTS. All lessons
are structured to develop the student’s
equine knowledge. Our unique training
style focuses on the individual strengths
and weaknesses of each student to maximize the riders success. Learn how to
work safely around horses while grooming, saddling, and handling their faithful
assigned mount. Students can expect to
accomplish steering, turning and trottng
on their own by the end of the session.
6 classes
B. Saturday, February 19 - March 26
1:00 - 2:00 pm
Fee: 185
Bainbridge Equestrian,
9889 Bainbridge Road
NEW!
Speed & Agility with Raw
Talent #1712
Instructor: Mark Harris 4th - 8th grade
If you want your athlete to stand out
like the rest, bring them to Raw Talent
Sports where they will only produce the
best! For your student to excel in middle
school, high school, college or pro, the
time for proper skills instruction is now!
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A. 12 classes, Wednesdays & Fridays
(no class January 14 & February 18 & 23)
Fee: $99
B. 8 classes, Wednesdays & Fridays
March 4 - April 6
(no class March 18)
3:15 - 4:45 pm
Fee: $66
Youth Recreation
LEARN TO ICE SKATE #1725
SKATING LESSONS
(ROLLER/IN-LINE) #1728
Kenston Community Education in
(Grades K – 5)
conjunction with The Pond is offering
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink staff
ice skating lessons for all levels at two
convenient times. The lessons include
Come learn how to start, stop, glide,
free skate and 30 min. of instruction plus
stride, squat, march, do scissors, crosses,
skate or glider and helmet rentals. Great
and more! Lessons include 15 minutes
for beginner to freestyle levels as well as
of practice time under the disco lights
beginner hockey skills. Free transportawith the instructors present. The sixth
tion is available on Bus #11 for Kenston
lesson is a fun time and a chance for
students!
the students to show their families and
8 weeks
friends what they have learned.
6 Classes
3:10 pm - 4:40 pm
B. Monday, February 28 - April 18
4:30 – 5:15 pm
3:10 pm - 4:40 pm
B. Wednesday, February 16 - March 23
C. Saturday, January 8 - March 12
4:30 – 5:15 pm
(no class January 22 & February 19)
11:10 am - 12:10 pm
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Fee: 120
5 weeks
D. Saturday, March 19 - April 16
11:10 am – 12:10 pm
Fee: $75
The Pond, 9999 East Washington Street
FENCING FOR KIDS #1729
Instructor: Tom Nagy
(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.
6 Classes
3:30 – 4:45 pm
B. Wednesday, March 9 - April 27
(no class April 6 & 20)
Fee: $75
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Youth Recreation
PEE WEE KARATE:
BEGINNERS #1730
(ages 4-7)
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
A. 6 classes
6:30 - 7:25 pm
B. 6 classes
6:30 - 7:25 pm
Fee: $65
PEE WEE KARATE:
ADVANCED BEGINNERS
#1731
(ages 4-10)
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
A. 6 classes
7:30 - 8:25 pm
B. 6 classes
7:30 – 8:25 pm
Fee: $65
FAMILY DODGEBALL #1740
Ages 6-13 and Parents
It’s what they’ve all been waiting for, a chance to play Dodgeball with pillow style balls (nerf ), that fly well, and strike an opponent without any ouch. Come let out some of that energy
in a fun, fast, extremely popular old fashioned game. Co-ed,
inexpensive, and sure to be a favorite hangout each weekend.
Parents can also play!
10:30am – 12:00 pm
Fee: $5 per player drop in fee
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Youth Recreation
SOCCER FOOT SKILLS CLINIC
#1752
Instructor: Dennis Weyn, Ohio Premier
Soccer Club and Hathaway Brown Head
Soccer Coach (Grades K-6)
Keep up your soccer skills during the fall
rainy season. The 6 training sessions will
focus on developing soccer skills and
techniques. All instructions are introduced in a positive environment which
will increase each player’s confidence.
Questions call Dennis Weyn 216-5610236 or 440-567-9893.
6 classes
Monday, January 10 - February 28
(no class January 17 & February 21)
5:30 – 6:30 pm
Kenston Intermediate School Gym
Fee: $89
TIGER CUBS GOLF CLINIC
#1753
(Ages 4-7)
Instructors: Mike McCon
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. Wednesday, January 12 - February16
B. Wednesday, February 23 - April 6 (no
class March 30)
4:00 – 4:30 pm Fee: $56 per session
Golf Dome
8198 East Washington, Chagrin Falls
TIGER 2’S GOLF #1754
(Ages 5-7 Must have gone through the Tiger
Cub program)
Instructors: Mike McCon & Michelle Owen
A review of the fundamentals covered in
the Cub program with new more challenging games and drills to keep your
Tiger progressing.
6 Classes
B. Wednesday, February 23 - April 6
(no class March 30)
4:30 – 5:00 pm
Golf Dome
JUNIOR LEARN TO PLAY GOLF
#1755
Instructors: Mike McCon (Ages 8 – 12)
The ideal opportunity to learn the game
of a lifetime at an early age. The session
will cover:
-Grip, stance, posture
-Fundamentals of the swing
-Iron & wood play
-The short game: chipping & putting
- Fun Day! - long drive & putting contests
6 Classes
A. Wednesday, January 12 - February16
5:00 – 6:00 pm
9:30 – 10:30 am
C. Wednesday, February 23 - April 6
(no class March 30) 5:00 – 6:00 pm
(no class April 2) 9:30 – 10:30 am
Fee: $112
Golf Dome
PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINIC
#1756
Instructor: Mike McCon, Apprentice
Professional (child must be at least 7 yrs.)
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 as well as chipping and putting
are covered.
6 Classes
12:30 - 1:30 pm
B. Saturday, February 26 - April 9
(no class April 2)
12:30 - 1:30 pm
Fee: $169 per couple per session
Golf Dome
8198 E. Washington St.
JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE GOLF
#1757
(Open to players with prior golf experience,
ages 9 - 13)
Instructors: Mike McCon
The class will cover:
-Review of the fundamentals
-Preshot routine
-Consistency & placement
-Specialty shots including bunker play
6 Classes
5:00 – 6:00 pm
10:30 – 11:30 am
C. Tuesday, February 22 - April 5
(no class March 29)
5:00 – 6:00 pm
(no class April 2)
10:30 – 11:30 am
Golf Dome
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Youth Recreation
After School Activity Program
After School Program
Grades K to 5
Did you know ...
that KCE offers
early
registration
discounts for all
recreational sports
leagues?
Fitness, Swim, Food and Fun
Your child will have a blast playing fun active games,
to and
5 getting
enjoy poolGrades
time, tasty K
snacks
Your child will have a blast playing fun active games,
a jump on homework.
enjoy pool time and getting a jump start on homework.
Monday
- 6:00
pm
Mondaythrough
throughFriday
Friday from
from 3:30
3:30-6:00
pm
Join
all the
days
or or
pick
those
Join us
us for
for all
days
pick
thosethat
thatwork
workininyour
your schedule.
schedule.
GROUP SWIM LESSONS
#1760
The American Red Cross learn to swim
program is a progressive learning experience designed to develop personal
safety in, on and around the water. Highlights include a safety day and splash
party. HALF HOUR SESSION PER LEVEL
Level 1- Water adjustment submersion
and floating
Level 2-Primary skills locomotion and
beginning breathing
Level 3-Beginning strokes front and back
crawl elementary & breast stroke
Level 4-Stroke refinement all six strokes,
diving.
8 classes per session
CallChagrin
Chagrin Valley
Valley Athletic
Athletic Club
Club for
for details
details at
at 440.543.5141
440.543.5141 X108
Call
X108
cvaclub.com.
This program is open to members and non-members.
This program is open to members and non-members.
Course Dates
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Tuesday,
5:15 pm
5:15 pm
5:45 pm
5:45 pm
Thursday,
5:15 pm
5:15 pm
5:45 pm
5:45 pm
Saturday,
9:00 am or 9:30 am or 10:30 am
11:00 am 12 noon
10:00 am
Sunday,
2:00 pm or 2:30 pm
3:30 pm
none
Fee $160
Please call 543-2552 to register for
preferred time
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3:00 pm
Did you know ...
that KCE offers 14
different youth
sports leagues?
High School
JUST ONCE GUITAR for Busy People
#0450 (ages 13 +)
Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simply find it
difficult to find the time? In just a few hours you can learn
enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons
to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords
and get you playing along with your favorite songs right
away. Bring your acoustic guitar. Class limited to 15 students. For ages 13+. For more information go to instantguitarnow.com
Topics include: how chords work in a song, how to form the
three main types of chords, how to tune your guitar, basic
strumming patterns, how to buy a good guitar (things to
avoid), and how to play along with simple tunes.
Required materials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the
instructor for workbook and practice DVD.
Saturday, March 5
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Fee: $25
New! Just Once Piano #0451
KENSTON & BEHIND THE WHEEL DRIVER’S ED
CLASSES
#1201
Instructor: Tom Flynn
15 years and 5 months old
Behind The Wheel School of Driving is a state certified driver
education school specializing in teen drivers. BTW keeps it simple.
The same instructor teaches both classes and in-cars! 8-3 hour
classes and 4-2 hour in-cars. Class schedule and information online
at btwschoolofdriving.com. All 8 classes must be taken but can be
taken in any order! Classes 1 through 8 will be offered 2 times this
winter in the following order.
A. January 18, 19, 24, 26, February 14, 16, 22, 23
B. March 21, 23, 29, 30, April 5,6,11, 13
2:30 - 5:30 pm
!
All classes held in Kenston Middle School Room 102
Fee: $ 365 - REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH BEHIND THE
WHEEL by calling (216) 509-3574.
Classes may be viewed in calendar format on
btwschoolofdriving.com.
!
Behind the Wheel
School of Driving
LIFEGUARDING #1203
Instructors: Nancy Fisher, ARC WSI, American Red Cross LGI
(ages 13 +)
Some music teachers may not want you to know this, but
you don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In
just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade
to give you years of musical enjoyment. How do we do
it? While regular piano teachers teach note reading, piano
professionals use chords. You can learn all the chords you’ll
need to play any song in this one session. - any song, any
style, any key. If you can find middle C and know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you already know enough
to enroll in this workshop. Topics include how chords work
in a song, how to get more out of sheet music by reading
less of it, how to form the three main types of chords, and
how to handle different keys and time signatures.
Required Materials fee of $29 for workbook and practice CD
will be collected in class by the instructor.
Saturday, March 5
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Fee: $25
Training includes emergency response techniques, first aid skills,
and CPR with AED training. SPECIAL CLASS REQUIREMENTS: Must
be 15 years and successfully complete water skills pretest.
8 classes
Winter Break crash course!
December 22 - 30 (no class December 25 & 27)
11 am - 4 pm
Fee: $325
DODGEBALL #0706
Adult (15 and up)
Got some unresolved tensions?? Want to be the hit of the party??
Like shopping at Target?? Invite your boss, your wife, your motherin-law, and join us for some adrenaline pumping, healthy, old
fashioned co-ed recreational fun. Court monitored 12 to 24 players. No hits above the shoulders Soft, fun, leather covered, 8” foam
balls.
Wednesdays, September 15 – December 15
(no class November 3)
7:00 – 9:00 pm
$5.00 per player drop in fee
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KCE Sports & Clinics
NEW!
Softball Skills Clinic
#1816
Kenston
Boys & Girls Lacrosse Spring 2011
All Players Sign Up Meeting
Instructor: Carol Magyarics
Girls Grades 3-8
This clinic will focus on the fundamentals & mechanics of softball pitching,
catching, hitting, fielding and throwing.
Instructors will coach players through a
variety of drills to work on all aspects the
game. This is a great way to prepare for
the upcoming season!
5 sessions
Sundays, February 27 - March 27
1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Fee: $45
Kenston Middle School Gym
•
•
•
•
•
•
Boys Lacrosse Teams
Bantam Grades 3-4
Youth A (Grade 6)
Youth B (Grade 5)
Middle School A (Grade 8)
Middle School B (Grade 7)
High School Grades 9-12
Girls Lacrosse Teams
• Youth Grades 5-6
• Middle School Grades 7-8
• High School Grades 9-12
(optional)*
All Players Sign-Up Open House
Where: Kenston High School Cafeteria
When: January 22rd 2011 from 12-2pm
Come between 1 and 3pm to hand in your forms, payment and
meet the coaches for the upcoming 2011 season. Each boys’ and
girls’ team will have their own sign up table. For your
convenience, vendors from Rube Adler’s Sporting Goods,
2011 Spirit Wear Package and 2011 Crazy Shorts will be set up
for you as well to preview.
See what exciting new events are planned for the 2010 spring
playing season.
Forms required for participation in 2011 for
boys grades 3-8 and girls grades 5-8:
• KCE sign up forms available in the KCE office or
online at www.kenstoncommunityed.org (grades 1-8)
• Parent/Player Contract signed and dated by player and
parent - required for grades 5-12 only
• Check amount (varies by team) - grades 3rd & 4th - $80,
grades 5th thru 8th - $170
*High school girls are not required to attend and no payment is
necessary. Their forms will be filled out through the high school
athletic department.
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KCE Registration Forms
IS SPONSORING
NATIONAL GIRLS AND WOMEN IN SPORTS DAY
FEBRUARY 2, 2011 6:15-8:30
TIMMONS ELEMENATRY SCHOOL
THIS YEAR’S THEME:
“PLAY - BELIEVE - ACHIEVE”
COME DRESSED FOR VOLLEYBALL, TENNIS, GOLF, AND MORE
PLEASE RESPOND BY JANUARY 21st.
Print Name _______________________________________________
GRADE: 3 4 5
(Circle one)
HOMEROOM TEACHER _____________________
EVENT TIMES
EVENT 1 (6:45-7:15)
EVENT 2 (7:20-7:40)
EVENT 3 (7:45-8:05) EVENT 4 (8:10-8:30)
Choose 4 events from the list below-mark 1,2,3, and 4
____Track/cross country (hallway near library)
____Zumba (library)
____Golf (music rooms)
____Kuk Sul Do (red pod)
____Lacrosse (gym)
____Basketball (gym)
____Volleyball (gym)
____Softball (blue pod)
____Yoga (music room)
____Tennis (multipurpose room)
____Soccer (green pod)
____ Dance (science lab)
Please return this form to Timmons Office (3rd grade girls) KIS Office (4th & 5th grade girls.
Any questions-please contact Mrs. Hryb at [email protected]
Thank You for supporting this event
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HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS BASKETBALL REGISTRATION
WINTER 2011
DEADLINE: January 20, 2011
Seasons runs Sundays from February 20 through April 24th
Course #: 2021.24
Register online at
www.kenstoncommunityed.org
Early registration by January 6:
$75.00
Registration Fee: $85
After 1/20/11 a $10 late fee applies
Make checks payable to:
Kenston Community Education
17425 Snyder Road
Name
□ I am interested in being
Commissioner for the league
□ I would like to be a head coach.
□ I would like to be an assistant coach.
Name
Email _______________________
Phone
Address
Age
Volunteers, check below:
City
Grade
Ability (Choose one):
Birth Date __
/
/
Zip
_
□ Beginner □ Average □ Above Average
Height
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact E-mail address
@
Medical Insurance Company
Emergency Contact
(Other than parent/guardian)
Physical Restrictions/Allergies
Phone
Release of Liability
Medical Treatment Consent
In consideration of the Auburn Bainbridge Recreation Board (AKA: Kenston Community Education; KCE) providing sponsorship and /or
providing facilities for this program and /or Kenston Board of Education (“Board”) providing facilities, I hereby release and hold harmless
and agree to indemnify KCE and/or the Board and their employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, costs,
damages, and liabilities for injuries or property damage sustained or caused by me or my ward while participating in any program
offered by KCE. I understand that fees do not include accident or personal property insurance. I further represent that I am, or my child
or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based upon consultation with my, or my child’s or ward’s, personal
physician.
Signature of Participant or Minor’s Parent/Legal Guardian
Date
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid
and/or medical and/or hospital care or treatment for myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by
qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said employees, agents or representatives of KCE, and further
agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
Participant Name:
Address:
Phone #:
DOB:
Street
City
Zip
Date
SPONSORS
Sponsors are needed to help defray the cost of field rental/maintenance, equipment/uniforms. Your donation of $150 will get your company name listed
on the back of a team shirt and your logo/company name on the KCE webpage with a hotlink, if available. Contact the Kenston Community Education
office at 440-543-2552 for more information or:
I am interested! Please contact me at: Name:
I can be reached at:
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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL REGISTRATION
SPRING 2011
ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO KENSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENT
Season runs Mid March – Mid May
CHOOSE ONE:
(Grade School Year ‘10-11)
□ 1-2 Grade A
□ 3-4 Grade B
□ 5-6 Grade C
□ 7-8 Grade D
Register online at
course #2006.24
REGISTRATION FEE:
Early Registration Thru 2/11
$70.00
Registration
$80.00
A $10 late fee applies after 3/3/11
17425 Snyder Road
Participant Name
Name
E-mail
Phone
City
Address
Age
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
Grade ________
Birth Date
/
Zip
/
Ability: □ Beginner □ Average □ Above Average
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
Emergency Contact
□ Other
____________________________
@
Policy #
Phone
In consideration of the Auburn Bainbridge Recreation Board (AKA: Kenston Community Education; KCE) providing sponsorship and /or providing
facilities for this program and /or Kenston Board of Education (“Board”) providing facilities, I hereby release and hold harmless and agree to indemnify
KCE and/or the Board and their employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, costs, damages, and liabilities for injuries or property
damage sustained or caused by me or my ward while participating in any program offered by KCE. I understand that fees do not include accident or
personal property insurance. I further represent that I am, or my child or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based upon
consultation with my or my child’s or ward’s, personal physician.
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid and/or medical and/or hospital care or
treatment for myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said employees, agents or
representatives of KCE, and further agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian
Date:
SPONSORS
For your donation of $150 you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s teams shirt as well as your
child’s team named after your company. Contact the Kenston Community Education office at 440-543-2552 for more
information or:
I am interested!
Please contact me at: Name:
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CO-ED SPRING SOCCER
PLAYED AT BOMBER STADIUM
2011
Enrollment limited to Kenston School District Residents
Games played on Saturdays March 26th – May 14th
CHOOSE ONE:
(Grade School Year ’10-‘11)
□ PreK-K
A
□ 1-2 Grade B
□ 3-4 Grade C
due to # of players grade levels may change
All games played at:
Kenston Bomber Stadium
Register online at
course # 2005.25
Name
17425 Snyder Road
Register on line at
Participant Name
E-mail
Phone
City
Address
Age
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
Early Registration Thru 2/24
$65.00
Registration
$75.00
A $10 late fee applies after 3/15
Grade ________
Birth Date
/
Zip
/
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
□ Other
____________________________
@
Policy #
Phone
Emergency Contact
or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based upon consultation with my or my child’s or ward’s, personal
physician.
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid and/or medical and/or
hospital care or treatment for myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said
employees, agents or representatives of KCE, and further agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Date:
SPONSORS
For your donation of $150 you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s teams shirt as well as a link on
our website Contact the Kenston Community Education office at 440-543-2552
I am interested!
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BOYS “BANTAM” GRADES - 3&4
LACROSSE REGISTRATION SPRING
2011
ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO KENSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENTS
EARLY REGISTRATION FEE
BEFORE 1/24/11
$80.00
REGISTRATION FEE:
$90.00
After 3/15/11 a $10 late fee applies.
#2031.25
BOYS
□ 3-4 Grades Bantam Level
Grade (in Fall 2009)
Birth Date __
coach.
Name
Phone _______________________
______ Phone
City
Ability (Choose one):
□ I would like to coach.
□ I would like be an assistant
17425 Snyder Road
Register online at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
Name
Address
Age
Volunteers, check below:
/
/
□ Beginner □ Average □ Above Average
Zip
_
Height
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
□ Other
@
Phone
Emergency Contact
physician.
Date
Participant Name:
Address:
DOB:
Street
City
Zip
Phone #:
SPONSORS
Sponsors are needed to help defray the cost of field rental/maintenance, equipment/uniforms. Your donation of $150 will get
your logo/company name on the KCE webpage with a hotlink, if available. Contact the Kenston Community Education office
at 440-543-2552 for more information or:
I am interested! Please contact me at: Name:
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YOUTH BASEBALL REGISTRATION
SPRING 2011
Enrollment limited to Kenston School District residents.
CHOOSE ONE:
(Grade School Year ’10-’11)
□ Kindergarten T-Ball
□ A. Coach Pitch
(1-2 Grade)
□ B. Minor
(3-4 Grade)
□ C. Major
(5-6 Grade)
Register online at
course #2007
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
REGISTRATION FEE:
Early Registration Thru 3/3/11
$80.00
Registration
$90.00
□ I would like be an assistant coach.
Name
deadline 4/12/11 – afterwards a $10 late fee applies
17425 Snyder Road
Participant Name
E-mail
.
Phone
City
Address
Age
Grade(2010/2011) ________
Birth Date
/
Zip
/
Special Skills: □ Pitcher
□ Catcher
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
□ Other
@
Receive newsletter? □Yes □No
Policy #
Phone
Emergency Contact
physician.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Date:
SPONSORS
For your donation of $150 you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s teams shirt as well as your
information or:
I am interested!
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SPRING 2011
# 2007
7-8 GRADE PONY LEAGUE
(2010/2011 school year)
coach.
Deadline 4/12/11 – afterwards a $10 late fee
applies
17425 Snyder Road
Participant Name
Name
E-mail
Phone
City
Address
Age
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
REGISTRATION FEE:
$85.00
Registration
$95.00
Grade (2010/2011) ________
Birth Date
/
Zip
/
□ Catcher
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
□ Other
@
Policy #
Phone
Emergency Contact
physician.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Date:
SPONSORS
For your donation of $150, you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s teams shirt as well as your
information or:
I am interested!
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SPRING 2011
This league travel may travel to other school districts
# 2007
9th and 10th Grade
COLT LEAGUE
(2010/2011 school year)
coach.
Deadline 4/12/11 – afterwards a $10 late fee
applies
17425 Snyder Road
Participant Name
Name
E-mail
Phone
City
Address
Age
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
REGISTRATION FEE:
$85.00
Registration
$95.00
Grade (2010/2011) ________
Birth Date
/
Zip
/
□ Catcher
Name of Father:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
□ Other
@
Policy #
Phone
Emergency Contact
physician.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Date:
SPONSORS
For your donation of $150, you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s teams shirt as well as your
information or:
I am interested!
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YOUTH SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
2011
CHOOSE ONE:
2010/2011 school year
□ T Ball (Pre k- K) coed #2007
A □ Coach Pitch (1ST / 2nd)
B □ Pigtail (3rd / 4th )
C □ Ponytail (5th / 6th)
Register online at
course # 2008
REGISTRATION FEE:
$80.00
Registration
$90.00
deadline 4/12/11 – afterwards a $10 late fee
applies
17425 Snyder Road
Participant Name
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
Name
E-mail
Assistant coaches are assigned randomly.
Phone
City
Address
Birth Date
Current Grade 2010/2011 school year
/
/
Zip
Age ________________
□ Catcher
Name of Father:
Home Phone
cell Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
cell Phone
Primary Contact:
□ Father
□ Mother
□ Other
@
Receive newsletter? □Yes □No
Policy #
Phone
Emergency Contact
physician.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Date:
SPONSORS
Sponsors are needed to help defray the cost of field rental/maintenance, equipment/uniforms. Your donation of $150 will
get your company name listed on the back of a team shirt and your logo/company name on the girls softball webpage with
a hotlink, if available. Contact the Kenston Community Education office at 440-543-2552 for more information
Yes! I am interested Please call me ___________________________________________________________.
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REGISTRATION
Phone-In:
Call (440) 543-2552 Tuesday &
Thursday from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
Must include Mastercard or Visa number
and expiration date.
In Person:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
9:30 am to 4:00 pm
17425 Snyder Road
Mail-In:
Send the registration with check, money
order or credit card number made
payable to: Kenston Community Ed.
Mail to: Kenston Community Education,
17425 Snyder Road, Chagrin Falls Ohio
44023.
Online:
Visit our website at
Fax-In:
(440) 543-2850
Registration forms must include
MasterCard or Visa card number and
expiration date, as well as Medical
Release Form signature (if required).
GENERAL INFORMATION
Procedures

Registrations are not accepted by the instructor.

All fees must be paid at the time of registration.

Checks and money orders are to be made out to
Kenston Community Education.

There will be a $20 fee for all returned checks.

Classes may be cancelled at the last minute due to low
enrollment.
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No notification unless class is filled or cancelled.
Inclement Weather Advisory
If the Kenston Schools are closed due to the weather,
Community Education classes will also be closed and classes
will be rescheduled. Please check with your local radio and
television stations for school closings. You may also log on
to kenstoncommunityed.org for cancellations.
Liability
Registration fees DO NOT INCLUDE accident or personal property insurance. No liability is assumed by the Kenston Board of
Education or Kenston Community Education or their sponsors in the event of an accident or loss of personal property at any site where
programs are held.
Refund Policy – Please Read!!!
Programs are run on user fees, therefore, decisions to hold all classes are based upon
enrollment. To receive a refund, you must cancel your class registration 24 hours in advance.
There will be a $15 cancellation fee for ALL registrations cancelled at any time. Once classes
have begun, NO refunds will be granted. Students assume the risk of change in personal
affairs or health.
Call: Kenston Community Education at (440) 543-2552 OR mail to 17425 Snyder Road, Chagrin Falls Ohio 44023
Please Print
Payee Name________________________________________ Email Address _____________________________________
Address ___________________________________________ City, Zip __________________________________________
Home Phone _______________________________________ Parent Phone ______________________________________
Participant Name
Age
Birth Date
Gender Grade
Course Number & Name
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Total Fee
Cash ________
Check # ________
Fee
$_____________
MC/VISA # _______________________________________ Exp Date ________
I understand the fees DO NOT include accident or personal insurance and NO liability is assumed by Kenston Community
Education in the event of an accident or loss of property at any sites where programs are held.
Parent/Guardian Signature________________________________________________
Date _________________
17425 Snyder Road
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
(440) 543-2552
Fax: (440) 543-2850
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 25
CHAGRIN FALLS
OHIO 44023
ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER - LOCAL
DATED MATERIAL - DO NOT DELAY
OR CURRENT RESIDENT
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Body
∗Mechanical/
Service
∗Tires
∗On-Site
∗24/7
Car Rental
Towing/
Roadside Assistance
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8410 East Washington Street
FOR 24/7 MECHANICAL/ASSISTANCE, CALL:
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Winter 2011 - Kenston Community Education

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