summer 2015

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summer 2015

SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION
OF CENTRAL LAKE COUNTY
RECREATION
THAT’S
SPECIAL!
SUMMER 2015
SERVING RESIDENTS OF:
Grayslake Community Park District
Village of Hawthorn Woods
Village of Lake Zurich
Village of Libertyville
Village of Lincolnshire
Mundelein Park & Recreation District
Vernon Hills Park District
Includes Summer
Day Camp Information
Member Agencies &
SRACLC Board
Representatives
Special
Recreation
Association of
Central Lake
County
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUMMER 2015
Village of Lake Zurich
Bonnie Caputo (Board Vice President)
200 S. Rand Road,
Lake Zurich, IL 60047
(847) 438-5146
290 Oakwood Road,
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Phone: (847) 816-4866
Fax: (847) 816-4876
www.sraclc.org
Office Hours
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Parent Advisory
Committee
Information
3 General
Member Agencies, Staff, ADA,
Freedom of Information Act,
Policies and Expectations,
Risk Management, Transportation,
Financial Aid, Residency
SRACLC has formed a
Parent Advisory Committee
with a purpose to voice the
interests and needs of those
we serve. The Committee
will meet with SRACLC
staff who then reports to the
SRACLC Director. You are
encouraged to report any
questions, concerns, successful
experiences, or ideas to the
members listed below.
13 Family Programs
Grayslake
Renee Luhr, 548-1545
16 Special Olympics
Hawthorn Woods
Barb DeThorne, 540-8645
Lake Zurich
Rose Cosgrove, 550-0712
Libertyville
Ellie Sage, 362-2755
Cheryl Wickland, 816-1575
Mundelein
Andrea O’Donnell, 949-1975
Vernon Hills
Debra Wolff, 549-0477
Kathy Honeywell, 549-8958
Mundelein Park & Recreation District
Margaret Resnick (Board President)
1401 North Midlothian,
Mundelein, IL 60060
(847) 566-0650
8 Summer Day Camp
14 Youth/Teen Progams
Programs
14 Teen
Teen Weekly Programs & Special Events
Sports Competition Schedule
18 Teen/Adult Programs
Teen/Adult Weekly Programs & Special Events
Programs
24 Adult
Day Trippers
Adult Weekly Programs & Special Events
29 Seniors
Information and
32 Registration
Forms
35 Facilities
Grayslake Community Park District
Jeff Nehila
240 Commerce Drive,
Grayslake, IL 60030
(847) 223-7529
Village of Hawthorn Woods
Brian Sullivan
2 Lagoon Drive,
Hawthorn Woods, IL 60047
(847) 438-5500
Village of Libertyville
Julie Ludwig
625 West Winchester Rd,
Libertyville, IL 60048
(847) 918-7275
Village of Lincolnshire
Brad Burke
One Olde Half Day Road,
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
(847) 883-8600
Vernon Hills Park District
Jeff Fougerousse
294 Evergreen Drive,
(847) 996-6930
SRACLC Board of Directors Meetings
The public is invited to attend SRACLC
Board of Directors meetings. Meetings are
held the third Wednesday of each month,
unless otherwise posted, at 1:30 p.m. at
the Mundelein Community Center, 1401
N. Midlothian Road, Mundelein. You may
call the SRACLC Office if you would like
to receive a meeting schedule.
SRACLC
OUR STAFF
Administration
John Buckner, CPRP* - Director
B.S. Recreation Education, Therapeutic Recreation
Emphasis, University of Iowa
Carolyn Chambers, CPRP - Superintendent
B.S. Elementary Education, Health Minor and
Certification, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater,
Certified: Medic First Aid, Pediatric Plus
Kris Miller, Administrative Assistant
Alyssa Stricker, Administrative Assistant
Recreation
Theresa Walker, CTRS** - Senior Recreation
Manager, B.S. Recreation, Park and Tourism
Administration, Therapeutic Recreation Emphasis,
Western Illinois University, Certified: Medic First
Aid, Pediatric Plus Instructor
Heather Bruntmyer, CPRP - Recreation Manager
B.S. Recreation Administration, Therapeutic Recreation
Option, Eastern Illinois University,
Certified: Medic First Aid, Pediatric Plus Instructor
Kelly Weber, CTRS - Recreation Manager
B.A. Leisure, Youth, and Human Services:
Therapeutic Recreation, University of Northern
Iowa, Certified: Medic First Aid, Pediatric Plus
Michelle Mark, CTRS - Recreation Specialist
B.S. Recreation Administration, Therapeutic Recreation
Option, Eastern Illinois University, Certified: Medic First
Aid, Pediatric Plus
Courtney Rutkowski - Recreation Specialist
B.S. Recreation, Park and Tourism Administration,
Therapeutic Recreation Emphasis, Western Illinois
University, Certified: Medic First Aid, Pediatric Plus
Katelin Sheppard, CTRS - Recreation Specialist
B.S. Recreation and Park Administration,
Therapeutic Recreation Option, Illinois State
University, Certified: Medic First Aid, Pediatric Plus
*CPRP - Certified Parks and Recreation Professional
**CTRS - Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
Qualifications are established by the National Certification
Boards. These professionals earned a degree from an
accredited program, passed a certified exam, and maintain
required educational units.
What is SRACLC?
Seasonal Staff & Volunteers
SRACLC wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to the
many terrific staff and volunteers who assisted at Spring
Programs and Special Events. We are grateful for all of
your dedication and enthusiasm.
Seasonal Staff
Afreen Ahmed
Nicole Alvarez
Cony Barassi
Alison Bennett
Becky Bieber
Bri Bolotin
Katie Bowling
Kaley Buchman
Christoper Carlsen
Alexa Chmieleski
Sheila Clark
Katy Conlon
Kali Cotteleer
Ryan Crawford
Judy Crawford
Cameron Cuzmanko
Shannon Daab
Sarah Derango
Shane Doerre
Gracie Feely
Linda Geleerd
Susan Gerhardt
Izzie Griffith
Olivia Griffith
Lexie Gutierrez
Brian Hill
Dana Homer
Lynette Huerta
Cristina Hughes
David Jahn
Kira Kearney
Debbie Kelly
Chris Kichka
Sam Krus
Jessie Lauret
Brittany Linhart
Michelle Liu
Erin Llanes-Smith
Mary Beth McHugh
Denise Miley
Nick Mitchell
Kylie Mowinski
Grant Nickolson
Sava Pantelic
Katrina Peterson
Matt Pomierski
Nella Sanders
Sydney Shadrick
Patrick Smith
Heather Staples
Alyssa Stricker
Jennifer Summers
Lucas Thompson
Dimitrios Vassiliades
Volunteers
Sydney Anders
Doug Cline
Brett Cloe
Scott Cloe
Andrew Cohen
Shaylee Cutler
Sklyar DeGraaf
Natalie Dolce
Melissa Gartenberg
Jerry Hanson
Monica Harding
Scott Heimberger
Rachel Jacobson
Sam Krus
Randy Lu
Peyton Makowskyj
Peter Malandrino
Samia Merali
Gabby Muraca
Julia Neary
Mike O’Connor
Amie Nardini
Chris Pfleiger
Alyssa Ramirez
Robert Ramirez
Abbie Rouse
Carina Su
Jim Wunderlich
Katelyn Wnek
Kathy Xiang
Alyssa Zamora
Mundelein High School
National Honor Society
Stevenson High School
Key Club
SRACLC is an Association
formed by cooperative Member
Agencies to provide community
based therapeutic recreation
services to individuals with
disabilities and their families.
Member Agencies provide the
primary source of operational
revenue through a property tax
levy available to park districts and
municipalities who have entered
into a cooperative agreement or
through a general fund.
Mission Statement
The Special Recreation
Association of Central Lake
County provides recreation
programs and services to
individuals with special needs or
disabilities, and their families who
reside within the boundaries of
Member Agency communities.
Vision Statement
To be a respected leader through
the provision of high quality
community based recreation
experiences that enrich the
quality of life for our participants
and their families.
Association Goals
1. SRACLC will implement
and maintain a broad base
of recreation programming
encompassing sports, cultural
arts, social, and leisure
independence.
2. SRACLC will assist its
cooperative Member Agencies
and the populations they serve.
3. SRACLC will operate
and provide recreation
services utilizing sound fiscal
management.
4. SRACLC will comply with
federal, state, and local mandates.
5. SRACLC will actively market
and promote its services to the
community.
6. SRACLC will maintain and
assist its Foundation and its
fundraising efforts.
GENERAL INFORMATION
SUMMER 2015
Cooperative Member Agencies
Vernon Hills
Park District
Village of
Lincolnshire
Village of
Hawthorn
Woods
Mundelein Park
& Recreation
District
Village of
Lake Zurich
Village of
Libertyville
Grayslake
Community
Park District
SRACLC Board Representative
Jeff Fougerousse
Director
Brad Burke
Village Manager
Margaret Resnick
Director
Brian Sullivan
Director
Julie Ludwig
Recreation
Manager
Jeff Nehila
Director
John Buckner
Director
Agency Structure
Carolyn Chambers
Superintendent of
Administrative Services
Theresa Walker
Senior
Recreation Manager
Kelly Weber
Recreation Manager
Heather Bruntmyer
Recreation Manager
Courtney Rutkowski
Recreation Specialist
Part-time Staff
Bonnie Caputo
Recreation
Manager
Office Staff
Katelin Sheppard
Michelle Mark
Volunteers
Questions and Answers
Do you have any questions regarding SRACLC services? If so, please direct your questions to the
following SRACLC staff in order to receive the quickest possible response.
John Buckner - [email protected]
Full-time staff supervision, business and fiscal manager, member agency board liaison, association
operations, non-resident policy, Americans with Disabilities Act, risk management supervisor,
maintenance management, Freedom of Information Act Officer, Open Meetings Act, financial aid,
refunds, and Foundation Advisor.
Carolyn Chambers - [email protected]
Office staff supervisor, human resources, risk management, fund-raising, public relations, Foundation
President, community relations, IT, grant writing, and assistant to the Director.
Heather Bruntmyer - [email protected]
Seasonal staff supervisor, part-time leader program coordinator, inclusion supervisor, and liaison to
member agency facilities.
Theresa Walker - [email protected]
Full-time staff supervisor, active adult supervisor, parent advisory committee, liaison to member agency
recreation staff.
Kelly Weber - [email protected]
Full-time staff supervisor, Special Olympics and day camp supervisor, and Special Olympics program
development.
Michelle Mark - [email protected]
Program leadership, youth and teen program development, volunteer and day camp coordinator, and
supplies.
Courtney Rutkowski - [email protected]
Program leadership, adult and senior program development, active adult coordinator, and supplies.
Katelin Sheppard - [email protected]
Program leadership, teen/adult, leisure education, and family program development, group home liaison,
teens in action coordinator, and supplies.
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Kris Miller and Alyssa Stricker - [email protected]
Registration, invoicing, reception, and office support.
SRACLC
GENERAL INFORMATION
ADA Compliance
The Special Recreation Association of Central Lake
County intends to comply with the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) which prohibits
discrimination in the provision and inclusion
of programs and services to individuals with
disabilities. As stated below, some programs,
because of the inherent nature of the activity, are
suggested for specific disability groups. If you
or any person wishes to participate and is not
among the suggested groups, please call SRACLC.
Every reasonable effort will be made to include
the individual in the program. If you have any
questions regarding the ADA or if you feel you
have been discriminated against in the inclusion
of programs, or the provision of services, please
contact John Buckner at (847)816-4866. A
procedure is available for you to register your
complaint and for its prompt resolution.
Atlanto-Axial Instability*
Individuals with Down Syndrome are at risk of
having a condition known as Atlanto-Axial Instability
(AAI). It is an SRACLC policy that any individual
with Down Syndrome is required to have a doctor’s
written note on file stating the person is free of AAI
if that person wishes to participate in any program
with a potential to cause undue stress upon the
neck. Programs with the * sign are identified as those
requiring the AAI test. SRACLC will also be offering
other programs that are not by the inherent nature of
the activity at risk for undue pressure upon the neck.
However, the nature of play is active participation.
Please take this into consideration when enrolling your
child into a program and inform staff if the condition
is present.
Dietary Restrictions
While SRACLC understands certain participants
have food allergies and/or dietary restrictions, we
cannot accommodate all needs. Please refer to
the program description and make the necessary
arrangements for these needs unless otherwise noted
in the program write up.
Behavior Expectations
SRACLC encourages and promotes the concept
of fun for everyone. However, certain rules have
been established to ensure the safety and enjoyment
of all people involved. SRACLC participants are
expected to demonstrate appropriate behavior
during programs.
The Association’s basic behavior code insists that
participants shall:
• Show respect to each other and staff.
• Abstain from using foul or abusive language.
• Refrain from inflicting bodily harm to any
individual.
• Demonstrate respect to equipment and
facilities.
• Have control of bowel and bladder
(diapers and catheters are acceptable).
A caring, positive approach will be utilized
regarding the use of any disciplinary methods.
Additional or individual behavior management
plans may be developed on the advice of parents,
guardians, SRACLC staff, or other professionals.
SRACLC reserves the right to dismiss a participant
if the above noted procedures are not adhered to,
and/or, parent/guardian response to a problem
situation is not attempted. Each situation will be
evaluated individually and on its own merit.
Annual Information Form
SRACLC requires all participants to complete a
yearly Annual Information Form (AIF). The form
provides staff with valuable information which
allows SRACLC to conduct its activities in the
safest possible manner and to meet the basic needs
of participants. If you are new to SRACLC or if
the agency receives a registration form and does
not have an AIF on file, one will be sent to you to
complete and return. If at anytime the form needs
to be updated (change in medication, behavior, etc.)
please call the SRACLC office. All information is
kept strictly confidential and enhances successful
participation. Thank you for your cooperation.
Freedom of Information Act Request
Methods Public May
Request Information
and Public Records
Requests for information
should be directed to the
Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA), Officer(s) of the
Association. The current
designated FOIA Officers are:
John Buckner, Director
[email protected] and
Carolyn Chambers,
Superintendent
[email protected].
All FOIA Officer(s) can be
reached at the SRACLC Office, 290 Oakwood Rd.,
Vernon Hills, IL 60061, Phone
(847)816-4866. Requests can
be submitted in writing or via
e-mail to the address listed
above. A request form is also
available for your convenience
at the SRACLC Office.
For black and white, letter or
legal sized copies, the first fifty
pages are free and additional
pages will cost $0.15 a page. For
color copies or abnormal size
copies, SRACLC can charge
the actual cost of copying. The
Association may require the
requester to disclose whether
the request is for a commercial
purpose or to decide whether to
grant a fee waiver.
NOTE: SRACLC’s program
goals and objectives are
available for review. Please
contact the office, we would be
happy to provide a copy.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
SUMMER 2015
Medication Dispensing
SRACLC staff may dispense medication only if
the following procedures have been completed.
• Permission for Medication Dispensing form must
be completed for every program season and signed
by parent/guardian.
• Medication must be given to SRACLC staff with
the original prescription order (may be a copy)
or the original bottle/container with full doctor
ordered instructions. Medicine must come in
individual dosage amounts as prescribed.
• Dosage, time, and potential side effects are clearly
noted.
• All of the above information must be delivered to
the SRACLC Office at least two days prior to the
onset of the program.
• DO NOT send any medication information to
your child’s school with expectations that it be
given to SRACLC.
• SRACLC staff may under no circumstances
perform an injection or any other medically invasive
procedure.
• SRACLC staff will not administer medications
that are not approved through the FDA.
• Please call the office; (847) 816-4866; if you have
any questions.
Late Pick Up Policy
Calculated per Programming Season.
• Two (2) verbal reminders will be given.
Reminders will be documented through a signature
of a parent or guardian.
• Five (5) minutes will be the maximum amount of
time allowed after the advertised conclusion of the
program.
• After five (5) minutes and after any two (2)
documented warnings, $5.00 per each accumulated
five (5) minutes will be assessed. The late party
will be invoiced and the bill will be treated like any
other late program fee.
Risk Management
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SRACLC is committed to provide its recreation
programs and services in the safest possible manner
and to keep the safety of all individuals at the
forefront. Participants and parents must realize
there is some degree of risk which is inherent in
all recreation activities. In an effort to minimize
exposure to unsafe conditions, SRACLC conducts
an ongoing risk management program and strictly
enforces that safety procedures be adhered to by
all participants and staff. Please be aware that
SRACLC does not carry medical or accident
insurance for injuries sustained during programs
or services.
The cost of such would make participant fees
prohibitive. Each person registering himself/herself
or a dependent in a SRACLC program should
review and maintain their own insurance coverage.
It must be noted that the absence of individual or
family medical insurance coverage does not make
SRACLC automatically responsible for the payment
of medical expenses. The agency providing liability
coverage for SRACLC requires the mandatory
execution of a Waiver and Release form for all
programs. Thank you for your cooperation.
Transportation Policy
The following procedures are to be followed to
maintain safe transportation of SRACLC staff
and participants.
• All passengers must be seated with seat belts
fastened immediately upon entering the vehicle.
Wheelchairs must be securely belted and fastened.
The vehicle will not depart until these procedures
have been followed.
• SRACLC staff are responsible for determining
whether or not an individual may be transported
safely due to behavior or health concerns.
• SRACLC staff will not leave any person
unattended after any program unless written
permission has been received from said individual’s
parent/guardian.
• All wheelchairs must be in proper working
condition.
• Persons riding Amigo-type wheelchairs must
transfer to a van seat.
• No object (i.e. hands, head, trash) is to protrude
or be thrown from the vehicle at any time.
Windows will be opened upon permission from
SRACLC staff.
• SRACLC does not provide door-to-door
transportation but will offer drop off and pick up
locations for selected programs.
• If three (3) or more people from one community
will utilize an additional drop off and pick up
location, SRACLC will try to accommodate this
request.
• SRACLC reserves the right to refuse or discontinue
transportation services. Please realize that these
procedures have been implemented to ensure the
safety of all participants and staff. Thank you for your
cooperation.
• SRACLC vehicles will only wait five (5) minutes
after the scheduled time before departing to its next
location.
SRACLC
GENERAL INFORMATION
Financial Aid Fund
The commitment of SRACLC and the member
agencies is to provide all individuals considered
“residents” the opportunity for participation in
SRACLC programs. A Financial Aid Fund has
been developed to assist individuals who may
be experiencing financial difficulty. All personal
information required for financial aid procedures is
kept strictly confidential. Per season, a maximum
of five (5) programs, plus any Special Olympics
training programs and Day Camp, are eligible for
assistance. Financial Aid must be requested in
writing each program season. Individuals seeking
financial assistance should contact John Buckner
for more information regarding the process and
deferred payment options.
Deferred Payments
Deferred payments are an option only if a financial
aid form is filled out and payments are completed
by the end of each given season. If these conditions
are not met, individuals will not be eligible to
register for any programs until the balance is paid
in full, and future deferred payments will not be
allowed. If you have any questions regarding this
policy, please call John Buckner, Director.
Residency Information
Resident: Individuals residing within the legal
boundaries of a SRACLC Member Agency (Park
Districts of Grayslake, Mundelein, Vernon Hills
and Villages of Hawthorn Woods, Lake Zurich,
Libertyville, and Lincolnshire) are considered
“residents” of the Association and pay the in-district
fee. Residents receive priority when registering for
all programs through the registration deadline.
Non-Resident: Any individual whose primary
residence is outside of a Member Agency’s legal
boundary is considered a non-resident.
Inclusion
SRACLC understands that
not every person with a special
need must participate in
Non-Resident Policies
Special Recreation. SRACLC
The Special Recreation Association of Central Lake staff can help with questions
regarding any individual’s
County has approved and implemented nonparticipation in member agency
resident guidelines and fees for its programs. The
programs. SRACLC Member
fees are listed for all programs in the Brochure.
Agencies are committed to
All individuals residing outside of the legal
the provision of recreational
boundaries of current SRACLC member agencies
services to all residents. If you
will be subject to these guidelines.
are interested in participating
in programs provided by your
local park district or recreation
1. SRACLC will no longer seek funding from
department, please follow
townships to off-set non-resident fees for residents
their registration procedures/
of unincorporated areas. Townships that have
timelines and contact them to
previously supported the Association have been
state your requests. Always be
notified.
thorough when completing
Non-Residents must:
registration materials and
2. For all programs considered “Special Events” pay state any special assistance
the indicated fee which has a 25% add on charge to that may be needed. It is
important to inform the
the resident fee.
park district or recreation
3. All other areas including “Adult Day”, “Day
department staff what your
Camp”, “Special Olympics”, and “Weekly” will be
goals and expectations are for
subject to:
your child in the program. By
a. Payment of the yearly non-resident administrative informing the staff as soon as
possible regarding special needs,
fee which will allow full resident access to all
SRACLC staff are better able to
programs for one year from the date of receipt of
provide the necessary assistance
payment. The 2015/16 administrative fee is set at
in a timely manner.
$1,899.00.
OR
b. Pay the indicated fee which has up to a 100%
add on charge to the resident fee.
4. SRACLC will continue to accept families who
own property or a business that pays real estate taxes
to a member agency community as residents. Proof
of ownership will be required.
5. Individuals who were considered as non-residents
and benefited from Township funding through
SRACLC before April 30, 2011 will not be subject
to non-resident fees, except for the 25% charge
for “Special Events”. These individuals will be
“grandfathered” into programs under the same
policies/procedures governing their participation
during that time period.
Types of assistance that
SRACLC can provide are:
• In-service training for staff,
including activity
adaptations, behavior
management techniques, and
disability awareness.
• Recruitment of additional
staff, if needed.
• Consultations or
observations at programs.
If there are any questions, please contact
John Buckner, SRACLC Director, at
847-816-4866.
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SRACLC SUMMER DAY CAMPS
$50.00 Credit
All campers enrolled in
Sessions 1, 2, and 3 (all
six weeks) will receive
a $50.00 gift certificate
for SRACLC fall programming. The credit
must be used towards
youth or teen special
events. All credits will
expire on 9/30/15.
Families receiving
SRACLC financial aid
towards summer camp
will not be eligible for
the credit.
CAMP FEES WILL NOT
BE PRO-RATED.
Please see page 12 for
additional
camp details.
Camp Registration
Deadline
Monday, May 18, 2015
at 1:00 p.m.
Please contact
Michelle Mark,
[email protected]
with questions
regarding Mundelein
Day Camp and
Katelin Sheppard,
[email protected]
with questions
regarding Grayslake
Day Camp.
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YOUTH CAMPS
SRACLC camps are geared towards children with special needs or those who have better success in smaller
groups with more supervision. Counselors plan fun and exciting activities such as high energy group games,
themed crafts, water play, singing and dancing, morning field trips, and so much more. Campers will go
swimming every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon as well as enjoy outdoor play each day.
At-A-Glance Day Camp Schedule
Session One: Monday-Thursday, June 15-25, 2015
Firecrackers Camp: Monday-Thursday, June 29-July 2, 2015
Session Two: Monday-Thursday, July 6-16, 2015
Session Three:
Monday-Thursday, July 20-30, 2015
August Adventures: Monday-Thursday, August 3-13, 2015
Friday Fieldtrips:
Fridays, June 19-August 7, 2015 (no program 7/3)
NOTE: Islanders, Explorers, Troops, Trekkers, and Teens in Action will be held sessions one, two, and
three.
Youth Camps
Islanders
For all the young and energetic campers up North. Islanders is offered for the three regular sessions and has
full and half day options.
Group: All individuals, ages 3-12 years
Location: Jones Island Building, Grayslake
Explorers
For all the young and energetic campers. Explorers is offered for the three regular sessions and has full and
half day options. Transportation from Lake Zurich available for the PM only option.
Location: Santa Maria del Popolo, Mundelein
August Adventures
Two extra weeks of interactive games, swimming, field trips, sensory play, and crafts will keep the camp
times rolling. Campers will be grouped according to age and ability after the registration deadline.
Group: #10421 All individuals, ages 3-12 years
#20403
All individuals, ages 13-21 years
Location: Laschen Center, Vernon Hills
Day/Dates: Monday-Thursday, August 3-13, 2015 (two weeks)
Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. (actual program time)
Fee: Resident$258.00
Non-Resident$323.00
Min/Max: 5/10 per group
Drop Off: 8:30 a.m., Jones Island Building, Grayslake OR Lake Zurich High School
9:00 a.m., Laschen Center, Vernon Hills
Pick Up: 3:00 p.m., Laschen Center, Vernon Hills
3:30 p.m., Jones Island Building, Grayslake OR Lake Zurich High School
Friday Field Trips
Take it beyond Monday-Thursday. Hop on the bus and let the adventures begin. Campers will be grouped
according to age and ability after the registration deadline.
Group: Youth, ages 3-12 years
Teens, ages 13-21 years
Time: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. (actual program time)
Min/Max: 5/10 per group and session
Drop Off: 8:30 a.m., Jones Island Building, Grayslake OR Lake Zurich High School
9:00 a.m., Laschen Center, Vernon Hills
Pick Up: 3:00 p.m., Laschen Center, Vernon Hills
3:30 p.m., Jones Island Building, Grayslake OR Lake Zurich High School
SUMMER 2015
Stay-cationing for the holiday? This extra week of camp will be exploding with excitement. Campers will be
grouped according to age and ability after the registration deadline.
Group: Youth, ages 3-12 years
Teens, ages 13-21 years
Day/Dates: Monday-Thursday, June 29-July 2, 2015
Min/Max: 5/10 per age group
Drop Off: 8:30 a.m., SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills OR Lake Zurich High School
9:00 a.m., Jones Island Building, Grayslake
Pick Up: 3:00 p.m., Jones Island Building, Grayslake
3:30 p.m., SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills OR Lake Zurich High School
DA Y CA M P P RO G R AM S
Youth and Teen Camps
Firecrackers
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SRACLC SUMMER DAY CAMPS
$50.00 Credit
All campers enrolled in
Sessions 1, 2, and 3 (all
six weeks) will receive
a $50.00 gift certificate
for SRACLC fall programming. The credit
must be used towards
youth or teen special
events. All credits will
expire on 9/30/15.
Families receiving
SRACLC financial aid
towards summer camp
will not be eligible for
the credit.
TEEN CAMPS
At-A-Glance Day Camp Schedule
Session One: Monday-Thursday, June 15-25, 2015
Firecrackers Camp: Monday-Thursday, June 29-July 2, 2015
Session Two: Monday-Thursday, July 6-16, 2015
Session Three:
Monday-Thursday, July 20-30, 2015
August Adventures: Monday-Thursday, August 3-13, 2015
Friday Field Trips:
Fridays, June 19-August 7, 2015 (no program 7/3)
NOTE: Islanders, Explorers, Troops, Trekkers, and Teens in Action will be held sessions one, two, and
three.
Teen Camps
Trekkers
For all the totally teen campers up North. Trekkers is offered for our three regular sessions and has full and
half day options.
CAMP FEES WILL NOT
BE PRO-RATED.
Please see page 12 for
additional
camp details.
Troops
Camp Registration
Deadline
at 1:00 p.m.
Please contact
Michelle Mark,
[email protected]
with questions
regarding Mundelein
Day Camp and CIT
and Katelin Sheppard,
[email protected]
with questions about
Grayslake Day Camp
and Teens in Action.
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For all the totally teen campers. Troops is offered for the three regular sessions and has full and half day options. Transportation from Lake Zurich available for the PM only option.
Location: Santa Maria del Popolo, Mundelein
SRACLC Summer Camp Information
• All camps will swim on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
• All camps will take a field trip at least once a week. Islanders, Explorer, Trekkers, and Troops will only take field trips in the morning, weather permitting.
• Please send your campers with a lunch, water bottle, swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen every day.
• All PM and Teens in Action campers must be at camp by 12:45 p.m.
• A detailed parent pack including additional forms will be sent to parent/guardian’s email address at least 3 weeks prior to the start of camp. The packet can be mailed upon request.
Teens in Action Criteria - Ability to …
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Refrain from any physical and verbal outbursts.
Receive and interpret directions with prompting.
Stay within a large public area with prompting.
Interact appropriately with prompting.
Function in a 1:3 camper to staff ratio.
Counselor in Training
Enjoy helping others? Be a mentor and learn what it’s like to be an assistant camp counselor. CIT’s will
receive on-the-job training to discover proper work etiquette and skills while interacting with children with
special needs. Daily evaluations will be conducted and a fee reimbursement is issued based on performance.
Please see CIT Criteria below. Teens must interview for CIT positions by Friday, May 15, 2015 and attend a
mandatory training the week of June 8, 2015. Due to the popularity of this program, CIT positions are not
guaranteed. CIT’s may only work a maximum of 3 years.
Group:
Time: #20432 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
#20433 12:00-3:00 p.m.
Location:
Santa Maria del Popolo, Mundelein
Fee:
Resident
$390.00
Non-Resident
$780.00
Day/Date:
Monday-Thursday, June 15-July 30, 2015
(no program 6/29-7/2)(6 weeks)
Min/Max:
3/5 per time slot
CIT Criteria - Ability to …
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Interpret and carry out instructions.
Demonstrate appropriate behavior.
Refrain from physical and verbal outbursts.
Independently handle all personal care.
Attend every day of CIT work assignments.
Transportation
SUMMER 2015
Every day will be charged with exciting field trips and visits to local attractions, beaches, and water parks.
Transportation from Lake Zurich and Grayslake is available. Please see Teens in Action Camper Criteria
below.
Time: 12:00-4:30 p.m.
Location: Various Locations
Session One:
#20429 Monday-Thursday, June 15-25, 2015
Session Two: #20430 Monday-Thursday, July 6-16, 2015
Session Three: #20431 Monday-Thursday, July 20-30, 2015
Fee:
Resident
$190.00 per session
Non-Resident $380.00 per session
Drop Off:
12:00 p.m., Santa Maria del Popolo, Mundelein
Pick Up:
4:30 p.m., SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills
DA Y CA M P P RO G R AM S
Teens in Action
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SUMMER 2015
YOUTH/TEEN CAMPS
Weekly Programs
available for Youth
Monday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Tuesday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Wednesday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Long Grove Golf Lessons
5:00-6:00 pm
Thursday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Competitive Golf
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
Fall League Golf
5:45-7:30 pm
Friday
Friday Field Trips
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Equestrian
4:45-5:15 pm
5:30-6:00 pm
Saturday
Family Day – Fishing Derby
Various Camp Options
Meet Your Counselors
Behavior Expectations
Bring the whole family and join us for an exciting
day on Wednesday, July 29, 2015. We will head to
Big Bear Lake in Vernon Hills for a picnic lunch,
carnival games, camper awards, and a fishing derby.
Campers from ALL camps are welcome to attend
with their families. This is a great time to get to
know the other SRACLC families. Please watch
for your invitation and RSVP as Family Day approaches.
Campers and families enrolled in sessions 1, 2, or
3 will have the chance to meet their counselors
and explore the camp site prior to their first day of
camp. Please contact Kelly Weber at
[email protected] or 847-816-4866 to set up an
appointment.
Camp Staff
The SRACLC Day Camp staff is composed of
recreation professionals, educators, teacher’s aides,
college students studying related fields, and high
school students. The camp site has a supervisor
who oversees the day-to-day operations of camp
with staff who are certified and/or trained in First
Aid and CPR.
Splashing Saturdays
12:30-4:00 pm
Parent Packs
There will be some
programs where
managing dietary
restrictions/needs
will not be possible.
Please see program
write-ups for
specifics. Thank you
for understanding.
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Once a child/teen is registered for summer camp,
SRACLC will send additional information to each
family via email. This will include a Parent Camp
Guide, Directions & Maps, Authorization for PickUp Form, Medication Dispensing Information and
Waiver, Parent Questionnaire, and Annual Information Form. These forms will also be available at
www.sraclc.org and can be mailed upon request.
SRACLC’s core day camp (Islanders, Explorers,
Trekkers, and Troops) is a six week MondayThursday camp. The camp will be offered in three,
two-week sessions for the convenience of summer
planning. This camp will maintain a consistent location, schedule, and staff. Firecrackers Camp, Friday
Field Trips, and August Adventures are separate mini
camps. Please note the different drop-offs, pick-ups,
and locations.
SRACLC encourages and promotes the concept of
fun for everyone. However, certain rules have been
established to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all
people involved. SRACLC participants are expected to demonstrate
appropriate behavior during programs. The Association’s basic behavior code insists that participants
shall:
• Show respect to each other and staff
• Refrain from using foul or abusive language
• Refrain from inflicting bodily harm to any
individual
• Demonstrate respect to equipment and facilities
Additional Summer Camp
Information
• All camps will swim on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons, weather permitting.
• All camps will take a field trip at least once a week. Islanders, Explorers, Trekkers, and Troops will only take field trips in the morning.
• Please send your campers with a lunch, water
bottle, swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen every day.
• All PM and Teens in Action campers must be at
camp by 12:45 p.m.
Libertyville Parade - #60101
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
9:30 a.m., Metra Station, Libertyville
12:30 p.m., Crawford Warming House, Libertyville
Vernon Hills Parade - #60102
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
8:00-11:15 a.m.
Saturday, July 4, 2015
8:00 a.m., SRACLC Office,
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Hawthorn Woods Parade #60103
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
9:30-11:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m., Carlisle & Falkirk Streets, Hawthorn Woods
11:00 a.m., Community Park, Hawthorn Woods
Lincolnshire Parade - #60104
Time:
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Day/Date: Saturday, July 4, 2015
Drop Off: 11:00 a.m., Laura Sprague,
Lincolnshire
Pick Up: 2:00 p.m., Rivershire Nature Center, Lincolnshire
Mundelein Parade - #60105
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
1:30 p.m., Village Hall, Mundelein
3:30 p.m., Mundelein High School
Lake Zurich Parade - #60106
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m., Paulus Park, Lake Zurich
1:30 p.m., Lake Zurich High School, Lake Zurich
Grayslake Parade - #60107
Time:
6:30-9:00 p.m.
Day/Date: Saturday, August 15, 2015
Drop Off: 6:30 p.m., Central High School, Grayslake
Pick Up: 9:00 p.m., Grayslake Library, Grayslake
Bowl-A-Thon
This event is right up your alley. Join SRACLC for
their first Bowl-A-Thon. Each lane will receive two
hours of bowling, shoes, a pizza, and a pitcher of
pop; while having fun. Contests, prizes, and raffles
will also be a part of the excitement. For a striking
good time and to support a great cause, sign up now.
NOTE: The fee will be waived if a minimum of
$75.00 per bowler is raised. Pledge sheets and lane
assignments will be distributed closer to the date.
Individuals that will require supervision must attend with a parent or adult.
Group: All individuals, ages 3 & older
Time: #60108 3:30-5:30 p.m.
#60109
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Location: Brunswick Zone-Hawthorn,
Vernon Hills
Fee: $20.00
Day/Date: Friday, July 24, 2015
Fishing Derby - #60110
FREE lunch for the whole family! “What’s the
‘catch’?” you ask. “Mostly bluegills and a few little
bass.” All SRACLC campers and their families are
invited to our 25th Annual Family Fishing Derby.
Hotdogs, cool watermelon, and other treats are on
the menu. Camper awards, carnival games, and casting our lines highlight the agenda. Don’t let this day
get away.
Group:
All SRACLC Campers & Their Families
Time:
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Location: Century Park, Vernon Hills
Fee:
FREE
Day/Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2015
SUMMER 2015
Don’t be a clown! Walk alongside the SRACLC
bus with pride as you throw candy to the viewers.
Before the parade begins, help decorate the buses as
crazy as you’d like in red, white, and blue. Everyone will want to attend the parade because they
will want to see YOU! NOTE: Please meet the bus
in line at the designated Drop Offs. All participants registered who do not attend will be subject
to a $5.00 no-show fee.
Group:
All SRACLC Participants & Families
Fee:
FREE
FAM IL Y PROGRAMS
Parades
Car Wash
Get your ride spic and span with SRACLC’s 7th
Annual Car Wash Fundraiser. Your vehicle will be
cleaned in the automatic car wash and then dried off
by our staff and volunteers. Profits benefit SRACLC
programming. Show your support by shining up
your car.
Group:
All SRACLC Participants & Families
Time:
10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Location: Ernie’s Shell, Vernon Hills
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SUMMER 2015
Weekly Programs
available for Teens
Monday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Teens in Action
12:00-4:30 pm
High Rollers
4:30-5:45 pm
5:15-6:30 pm
Fast Food Express
5:45-7:15 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
Fitness Fanatics
7:15-8:15 pm
7:45-8:45 pm
Tuesday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Teens in Action
12:00-4:30 pm
Walk It Out
6:00-7:00 pm
Crafty Creations
7:00-8:00 pm
Tailgaters
6:15-8:15 pm
Softball
6:45-8:00 pm
Volleyball
7:00-8:00 pm
Wednesday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Teens in Action
12:00-4:30 pm
Tennis
5:00-6:00
Menu Makers
5:30-7:00 pm
Long Grove Golf
Lessons
5:00-6:00 pm
Flag Football
6:15-7:45 pm
Sign up for the
BOWL-A-THON,
Friday, July 24, 2015
See more information on page 13.
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YOUTH/TEEN PROGRAMS
Splashing Saturdays - #70201
Cool fun in the hot sun! Take a trip with us as we
travel to a different local water park each month.
We will spend the day soaring down the slides and
cruising in the lazy river. Dive on in, the water is
splash-tastic. NOTE: Please bring a swimsuit,
towel, and sunscreen.
Group:
Time:
12:30-4:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$73.00
Non-Resident$92.00
Day/Date: Saturday, June 20, 2015
Saturday, August 22, 2015
(3 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Drop Off: 12:30 p.m., SRACLC Office,
Vernon Hills
Pick Up: 4:00 p.m., SRACLC Office,
Vernon Hills
Incredi-BOWL - #20101
There is not a moment to spare! Let’s get summer
“rolling” by striking up laughs and good times. We’ll
bowl a couple of games, snack in between turns, and
just have a ball. This day is going to be right up your
alley. NOTE: A pizza lunch is included. Please
meet at the bowling alley concession stand.
Group:
Time:
12:00-2:30 p.m.
Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$22.00
Non-Resident$28.00
Min/Max:5/11
Teens on the Town - #20201
OMG it’s Friday, so let’s kick it with our BFFs! We
will compete in frisbee golf, carnival games, and putt
putt all after a delicious meal. #weekendstartsnow.
NOTE: Please bring $20.00 for dinner and
activities.
Activity: T.G.I. Friday’s, Vernon Hills &
Adler Park, Libertyville
Day/Date: Friday, June 5, 2015
Activity: Summer Celebration, Vernon Hills
Activity: Chick-fil-A, Vernon Hills &
Par-King, Lincolnshire
Day/Date: Friday, August 14, 2015
Group:
Time:
6:00-9:30 p.m.
Fee: Resident$32.00
Non-Resident$40.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Slides and Sleeping Bags #20102
The Vernon Hills Park District has invited us to the
annual Family Camp Out. Spend the night outside
swimming, relaxing with a s`more by the campfire,
and watching a movie on a jumbo outdoor screen.
In the morning, we will enjoy a pancake breakfast
before heading home. NOTE: This is an overnight
program. A detailed packing list will be given
closer to the date.
Group:
Time:
6:00 p.m. (Saturday)
9:00 a.m. (Sunday)
Location: Family Aquatic Center, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$44.00
Non-Resident$55.00
Day/Date: Saturday, June 27-Sunday, June 28, 2015
Min/Max:5/11
Movie Magic - #20103
And now for our feature film presentation. Let’s
head to the big screen to catch a new release while
munching on a buttery treat. Sit back, relax, and
enjoy the show. Movie Magic is rated P.G.F. for
content containing Popcorn and Great-Friends.
NOTE: Admission and popcorn is included in the
fee. Program time may be adjusted depending on
movie times.
Group:
Time:
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: Local Movie Theater
Fee: Resident$27.00
Non-Resident$34.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Boom Boom Boomers #20105
Take me out to the ball game! Let’s cheer on
the Schaumburg Boomers as they take on the
Washington Wild Things. In between innings,
we will hit up the concession stand and score
big. Fireworks at the end of the game will make
this night a grand slam. NOTE: Please bring a
blanket and $20.00 for dinner.
Group:
Time:
4:15-10:30 p.m.
Location: Schaumburg Boomers Stadium, Schaumburg
Fee: Resident$36.00
Non-Resident$45.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
4:45 p.m., The Barn, Lake Zurich
Pick Up: 10:00 p.m., The Barn, Lake Zurich
10:30 p.m., SRACLC Office,
Vernon Hills
Sailing Away - #20104
The Windy City, Chi-Town, The Second City,
Downtown. Doesn’t matter what you call it, we are
headed into OUR city. First, it’s a boat ride down
the Chicago River to take in the magnificent sites
Chicago has to offer. Then, we will stop and grab a
bite to eat before hopping back on the train home.
All aboard! NOTE: Please bring $15.00 for lunch.
Group:
Time:
9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Downtown Chicago
Fee: Resident$47.00
Non-Resident$59.00
Min/Max:5/11
Drop Off: 9:30 a.m., SRACLC Office,
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Weekly Programs
available for Teens
continued
Thursday
Day Camp
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Teens in Action
12:00-4:30 pm
Fall League Golf
5:45-7:30 pm
Competitive Golf
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
Fast Feet Running Club
6:00-7:00
Craft Barn
6:30-8:00 pm
Friday
Friday Field Trips
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Equestrian
4:45-5:15 pm
5:30-6:00 pm
Teens on the Town
6:00-9:30 pm
Saturday
Splashing Saturdays
12:30-4:00 pm
Out & About
12:30-4:00 pm
Email your registration
to [email protected].
A signed waiver must
accompany the
registration or it will not
be considered valid.
Just Beachy - #20106
“Water” you doing? Grab your shades, sunscreen,
and swimsuit and let’s catch some rays. Spend the
afternoon playing your favorite outdoor games
before we splash on over to the beach. Cowabunga!
NOTE: Please bring a lunch, swimsuit, towel,
and sunscreen.
Group:
Time:
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Independence Grove, Libertyville
Fee: Resident$20.00
Non-Resident$25.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
There will be some
programs where
managing dietary
restrictions/needs
Please see program
write-ups for specifics.
Thank you for
understanding.
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SUMMER 2015
Special Olympics
Competition Dates
Bocce
State-June 12-14, 2015
Bowling
Area-May 31, 2015
SectionalsNovember 7, 2015
State-December 5, 2015
Golf
Area-August 3, 2015
State-September 12-13,
2015
Powerlifting
Soccer
Softball
ITRS-July 12, 2015
Area-July 26, 2015
State-September 12-13,
2015
Swimming
Tennis
Area-July 18, 2015
State-August 15-16, 2015
Track and Field
Volleyball
Area-September 20,
2015
ITRS-October 4, 2015
State-October 24-25,
2015
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SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Volleyball - #70301
Rally together Crusaders! Let’s hit the court and
learn to serve like an ace and pass like a pro. When
we’re all practiced and prepared we’ll compete in
evening matches and two weekend tournaments.
“Block” Tuesdays off in your schedule because you’ll
“dig” this sport. NOTE: A schedule of games and
practices will be passed out at the first practice.
Time: 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Location: Sports Complex, Libertyville
Fee: Resident
$55.00
Non-Resident$110.00
Day/Date: Tuesdays, July 28-September 29, 2015
(10 sessions + 2 tournaments)
Min/Max:7/12
Flag Football Exhibition #70302
Equestrian
Saddle up, grab the reins, and walk on. The expert
staff at Equestrian Connection will guide you
through your riding lessons and therapeutic games
with your horse. Cowboy up!
Time: #70303 4:45-5:15 p.m.
#70304
5:30-6:00 p.m.
Location: Equestrian Connection, Lake Forest
Fee: Resident
$125.00
Non-Resident$250.00
Day/Date: Fridays, June 19-July 31, 2015
(no program 7/3)(6 sessions)
Min/Max: 3/4 per session
Special Olympics Awards
Celebration
Here’s to our athletes! Start the evening with
delicious desserts and awards honoring inspirational
Special Olympics Illinois has announced that 5 on
individuals. A dance with a DJ spinning your
5 flag football will likely be its newest sanctioned
favorite music will complete the night dedicated to
team sport. Meet us on the field and we’ll help you
the achievements of SRACLC’s Special Olympics
understand the techniques of the offense, defense,
participants. NOTE: Jeans or shorts are NOT
and special teams. Once we have the basics down,
permitted. Dinner will not be provided. Athletes
we will attend the Flag Football Exhibition hosted
that will require supervision must attend with a
parent or adult.
by Special Olympics to showcase our newly learned
Group: All Special Olympics Athletes & skills. Let’s not let this opportunity rush by the
Their Families
Crusaders. NOTE: The exhibition date is TBD.
Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Location: White Deer Run, Vernon Hills
Time: 6:15-7:45 p.m.
Fee: #70305
S.O. Athletes
Location: Athletic Complex, Vernon Hills
FREE
Fee: Resident
$15.00
#70306
Other Guests
Non-Resident$30.00
$9.00
Day/Date: Wednesdays, August 5-19, 2015
Day/Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2015
(3 sessions + exhibition)
Min/Max: 50/150
Min/Max:6/12
Special Olympics Reminders
*A current Application for Participation must be on file at the SRACLC Office to participate in District and State level competitions.
*An athlete’s Application for Participation is valid for two (2) years and must not expire before State Games in his or her particular
sport.
*Appropriate sports’ attire must be worn at practice and games. No jeans or jewelry will be allowed.
*If you are in a team sport and you do not participate in the District or ITRS Competitions, you will not be allowed to compete at
State Level Competitions unless absence was due to illness and accompanied by a doctor’s note.
*Any individual or team that makes it to the Sectional or State Level Competitions will be asked to pay an additional fee per athlete.
The fee will be dependent upon the cost of transportation, lodging, and supervision and will be the same for every athlete attending
the competition.
*SRACLC will be enforcing the maximum numbers of players for team sports. This will ensure that all team players will get adequate
playing time during the game. Please be advised that if we do not have enough players to create another team after the minimum/
maximum per team has been met, we will go by order of registrations received to create teams (i.e. – late registrations will be the first
cut).
*If an athlete is unable to commit to tournaments and competitions, team priority will be given to those athletes who can attend.
*For individual sports, if only one athlete qualifies for an overnight tournament SRACLC may request that a family member attends
with the athlete.
Long Grove Golf Lessons #70307
Small group lessons from a certified PGA instructor.
NOTE: The course dress code requires no denim
and a collared shirt.
Time: 5:00-6:00 p.m. (actual program time)
Location: Twin Orchard Golf Club, Long Grove
Fee: Resident
$25.00
Non-Resident$50.00
Day/Date: Wednesdays, July 1-August 19, 2015
(no program 7/8, 7/22, 8/5)(5 sessions)
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
The season is not over yet! Take what you’ve learned
and keep on golfing right up to State Games.
Location: Grayslake Golf Course, Grayslake
Fee: Resident
$25.00
Non-Resident$50.00
Day/Date: Thursdays, August 20
September 10, 2015 (4 sessions)
Drop Off: 5:00 p.m., SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills
5:45 p.m., Grayslake Golf Course, Grayslake
Pick Up: 7:30 p.m., Grayslake Golf Course, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
Competitive Golf - #70308
A combination of lessons from a PGA instructor
and practice on a regulation course. You’ll want this
session if you wish to golf in the Special Olympics
Tournament. NOTE: A complete schedule of
practice dates and locations will be sent to
athletes prior to the first week of the program. All
athletes will receive a golf polo shirt.
Location: Every other week
Brae Loch Golf Course, Grayslake
(6:00-8:00 p.m.)(actual program time)
Golf Learning Center, Libertyville
(6:00-7:00 p.m.)(no transportation)
Day/Date: Thursdays, June 4-July 30, 2015
(9 sessions + 1 tournament)
Fee: Resident
$95.00
Non-Resident$190.00
Vernon Hills
6:00 p.m., Brae Loch Golf Course, Grayslake
Pick Up: 8:00 p.m., Brae Loch Golf Course, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
*Listed Drop Off and Pick Up only for athletes
going to the Brae Loch Golf Course.
Birdie Buddies - #70310
FORE the love of golf! We’ll partner you up with a
member of the community, and then it’s onto the
course for nine holes of “best shot”. Trophies will be
awarded at dinner for best score, longest putt, and
longest drive. Pull the pin! NOTE: Bring your own
clubs and 3+ balls. This program is sponsored by
the Grayslake Community Park District. Dinner
will be provided. Please be on time!
Location: Grayslake Golf Course, Grayslake
Fee: Resident
$20.00
Non-Resident$25.00
Day/Date: Thursday, August 13, 2015
Min/Max:8/12
Vernon Hills
5:35 p.m., Grayslake Golf Course, Grayslake
Pick Up: 8:15 p.m., Grayslake Golf Course, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
SUMMER 2015
Golf is one of America’s favorite pastimes. It’s a
great life-time activity for athletes of all ages and
abilities. SRACLC offers several golf options to
assure we have the PAR-fect fit for everyone. Sign
up for one or all. NOTE: Please bring your own
golf clubs and 3+ balls to each session. All golfers
must be able to walk a golf course.
Min/Max: 5/12 per program
Fall Golf League - #70309
SP ECIAL OLYMPICS
GOLF
Medication Dispensing
Waiver can be found at
www.sraclc.org.
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SUMMER 2015
TEEN/ADULT PROGRAMS
Bowl-A-Thon
There will be some
programs where
managing dietary
restrictions/needs will
not be possible. Please
see program write-ups
for specifics. Thank
you for understanding.
All participant additions
to weekend programs
must be completed by
Thursday at 1:00 p.m.
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Registration Deadline:
Monday,
May 18, 2015
at 1:00 p.m.
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This event is right up your alley. Join SRACLC for their first Bowl-A-Thon. Each lane will receive two
hours of bowling, shoes, a pizza, and a pitcher of pop; while having fun. Contests, prizes, and raffles
will also be a part of the excitement. For a striking good time and to support a great cause, sign up now.
NOTE: The fee will be waived if a minimum of $75.00 per bowler is raised. Pledge sheets and lane
assignments will be distributed closer to the date. Individuals that will require supervision must attend with a parent or adult.
Time: #60108 3:30-5:30 p.m.
#60109
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Vernon Hills
Fee: $20.00
High Rollers
Get out of the gutter and into the alley for a striking good time! Bowl two games each week while
cheering on your pals. As your skills improve watch
your score shoot higher and higher. Everyone has
spare time for a little ten-pin action. NOTE: SRACLC will provide transportation to High Rollers
North for participants enrolled in Active Adult
Mondays only when Active Adult is in session. If
you are also enrolled in Fast Food Express, please
coordinate locations.
Fee: Resident$58.00
Non-Resident$116.00
Day/Date: Mondays, June 15-July 20, 2015
(6 sessions)
Min/Max: 8/20 per location
North #30201
Location: Lakeside Lanes, Mundelein
Time:
4:30-5:45 p.m.
South #30202
Vernon Hills
Time:
5:15-6:30 p.m.
Fast Food Express
Even when you’re in a hurry, you can still take
time to eat healthy. Learn about nutrition, money
management, and table etiquette while socializing
with fellow diners. “Welcome to Fast Food Express,
can I take your order?” NOTE: Please bring $8.00
each week for dinner. If you are also enrolled in
High Rollers or Fitness Fanatics, please coordinate
locations.
Group:
All individuals, ages 15 & older
Fee:
Resident $30.00
Non-Resident$60.00
(6 sessions)
North #30203
Time:
5:45-7:15 p.m.
Drop Off: 5:45 p.m., Lakeside Lanes, Mundelein
Pick Up: 7:15 p.m., Sports Complex, Libertyville
South #30204
Time:
6:30-7:45 p.m.
Drop Off: 6:30 p.m., Brunswick Zone-Hawthorn, Vernon Hills
Pick Up: 7:45 p.m., Lakeview Fitness Center, Vernon Hills
Tailgaters^ - #30209
Last summer was the first season of Tailgaters and
the Crusader’s softball team won the gold medal at
Special Olympics State Games. Coincidence? We
think not. “Having the bleachers full of fans always
made the team excited and eager to play to the best
of their potential,” exclaimed the coach. Join the
crew of tailgaters and root the Crusaders to another
championship! NOTE: Dinner will be provided.
Time:
6:15-8:15 p.m.
Fee: Resident$39.00
Non-Resident$78.00
Day/Date: Tuesdays, June 16-July 21, 2015
(6 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Walk It Out^ - #30207
A typical pair of tennis shoes will last 500 miles
of walking. It’s time to put some miles on those
sneaks. This program will leave you feeling refreshed
after completing an hour of exercise each week. Step
to it! NOTE: Walk It Out is held back-to-back
with Crafty Creations. Why not sign up for both?
Time:
6:00-7:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$19.00
Non-Resident$38.00
(6 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Crafty Creations - #30208
Directions: Have fun, do your best, and use your
imagination. Please bring: Yourself! Design your
very own unique crafts while improving fine motor
skills and socializing with other creative companions. Ready, set, discover! NOTE: Crafty Creations
is held back-to-back with Walk It Out. Why not
sign up for both?
Time:
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$29.00
Non-Resident$58.00
(6 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Menu Makers - #30210
Who needs Chef Boyardee when we have the Chefs
of SRACLC?! Join us to create a scrumptious three
course meal, then sit down and enjoy it “family
style.” Not only will we produce delicious food,
we’ll also learn about kitchen safety and the different equipment and supplies used. Be sure to come
hungry!
Time:
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Location: Sullivan Center, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$49.00
Non-Resident$98.00
Day/Date: Wednesdays, June 17-July 22, 2015
(6 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
SUMMER 2015
Summer is the time of year that everyone wants to
look and feel their best. We’ve got the program to
do just that! We’ll use cardio machines and circuit
weights to reach our goals. Sweat today and smile
tomorrow. NOTE: If you are also enrolled in Fast
Food Express, please coordinate locations.
Group:
Fee: Resident$29.00
Non-Resident$58.00
(6 sessions)
North #30205
Location: Sports Complex, Libertyville
Time:
7:15-8:15 p.m.
South #30206
Location: Lakeview Fitness Center, Vernon Hills
Time:
7:45-8:45 p.m.
TE E N / A DULT PROGRA M S
Fitness Fanatics
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SUMMER 2015
TEEN/ADULT PROGRAMS
Fast Feet Running Club^ #30211
Staff will not let
anyone exit the
vehicle without a
parent/guardian
present.
All participant
additions to
weekend
programs must be
completed by
Thursday
at 1:00 p.m.
Registration
Deadline:
Monday,
May 18, 2015 at
1:00 p.m.
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Fast Feet eases participants into being able to run/
walk a 5K and is great conditioning for any offseason athletes. If you end up loving it (which you
will) you can sign up to participate in the Rally for
Autism 5K in August. After finishing this program
you will feel like you can accomplish anything!
NOTE: Participants may walk or run the Rally for
Autism 5K race; date of the 5K race is Saturday,
August 15, 2015.
Group:
Time:
6:00-7:00 p.m. (actual program time)
Location: Behm Park, Grayslake
Fee: Resident$48.00
Non-Resident$96.00
Day/Date: Thursdays, June 18-August 13, 2015
(9 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
6:00 p.m., Behm Park, Grayslake
Pick Up: 7:00 p.m., Behm Park, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
Craft Barn - #30212
Do you have a vivid imagination? We’ve got the
program for you! Enjoy creating clever crafts with
your own unique touch along with an on-going
project that will be finished by the end of the
session. With each move you make, the masterpiece
becomes your very own right before your eyes. It’s
time to get creative!
Group:
Time:
6:30-8:00 p.m.
Location: The Barn, Lake Zurich
Fee: Resident$45.00
Non-Resident$90.00
Day/Date: Thursdays, June 18-July 23, 2015
(6 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Out & About^ - #30213
Paddle boating, geocaching, and fishing, oh my!
Summer brings out some of the best available
activities and we have them planned just for you.
We’ll travel to Twin Lakes, Heller Nature Center,
and Century Park to explore Mother Nature’s
awesome adventures. It’s time to get out of the
house and into the great outdoors!
Time:
12:30-4:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$37.00
Non-Resident$47.00
Saturday, August 8, 2015
(3 sessions)
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Medieval Times - #30101
Surrender to an age of bravery and honor and
witness epic battles of steel and steed during the allnew show. From ringside seats, discover a feast of
the eyes and appetite with more action, more fun,
and more excitement than ever before. As you thrill
at a rousing live jousting tournament, marvel at
awe-inspiring horsemanship and falconry, Medieval
Times will serve a four-course meal fit for royalty.
NOTE: Dinner is included in the fee. Medieval
Times uses stroboscopic and pyrotechnic effects.
Group:
Time:
6:15-10:15 p.m.
Location: Medieval Times, Schaumburg
Fee: Resident$52.00
Non-Resident$65.00
Min/Max:8/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Chain O’ Lakes’ guided trail rides take you through
colorful meadows and lush green forests where you
might see deer, hawks, wild turkeys, or even bald
eagles. Fall in love with your horse that will be
specifically hand-picked just for you. Enjoy the ride
as your four-legged friend leads you through the
beautiful trails of the state park. Yee-haw!
Group:
Time:
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Location: Chain O’ Lakes State Park,
Spring Grove
Fee: Resident$48.00
Non-Resident$60.00
Min/Max:5/11
Drop Off: 1:00 p.m, SRACLC Office,
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Hawaiian Luau Dance #30105
Dance at Dusk^ - #30103
As the sun sets, the party begins! Spend an evening
dancing in the moonlight, enjoying refreshments,
and socializing with friends from other agencies.
You can make a wish on every star at SRSNLCLindenhurst’s Annual Dance at Dusk. NOTE: Please
drop your participant off at the bus located in the
parking lot.
Group:
Time:
5:15-9:30 p.m.
Location: Engle Memorial Park, Lindenhurst
Fee: Resident$25.00
Non-Resident$32.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
5:45 p.m., Sports Complex-North Lot, Libertyville
Pick Up: 9:00 p.m., Sports Complex-North Lot, Libertyville
Vernon Hills
Aloha! Luau means party, so that’s just what we’ll
do. We’ll hula our way over to SRSNLC-Round
Lake to dance, swim, and snack with other islanders
in paradise. With a little imagination, you’ll feel
the sand between your toes! NOTE: Please bring a
swimsuit, towel, and change of clothes.
Group:
Time:
6:00-10:00 p.m.
Location: Aquatic Center, Round Lake
Fee: Resident$25.00
Non-Resident$32.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
6:30 p.m., Recreation Center, Grayslake
Drop Off: 9:30 p.m., Recreation Center, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
SUMMER 2015
We all scream for ice cream! Design your own
delicious dessert with any ingredient you can
imagine. Vanilla or chocolate, cookies or gummy
bears; pick what you want, you won’t have to share!
Don’t miss this sundae fun-day.
Group:
Time:
Fee: Resident$14.00
Non-Resident$18.00
Min/Max:15/30
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Giddy on Up, Giddy on Out #30104
I Scream, You Scream #30102
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Movie Under the Stars^ #30106
Participants must
have a parent or
guardian call the
office for all program
additions and
questions.
All additions to weekend programs must
be completed by
Thursday
at 1:00 p.m.
Big screen, dark sky, action! Enjoy a movie on a
beautiful summer night with a snack in hand as we
visit a nearby outdoor theater. Don’t worry, nobody
will be getting stranded at this drive-in. NOTE:
Please bring a blanket and $5.00 for snacks.
Group:
Time:
6:45-11:15 p.m.
Location:TBD
Fee: Resident$24.00
Non-Resident$30.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
There will be some
programs where
managing dietary
restrictions/needs
Please see program
write-ups for
for understanding.
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Don’t skip out on this two-day extravaganza filled
with swimming, fishing, hiking, campfires, and a
whole lot of adventure. We will stay in cabins and
spend a day in the dunes and on the beach. At
night, we can cookout and splash around the pool
at the campgrounds. This is a weekend you won’t
want to miss! NOTE: This is a two-day overnight
trip. A detailed packing list will be given closer to
the date.
Group:
Time:
4:00 p.m. (Friday)-4:00 p.m. (Sunday)
Location: Michigan City Campgrounds, Michigan City, Indiana
Fee: Resident$186.00
Non-Resident$233.00
Day/Date: Friday, July 31-Sunday, August 2, 2015
Min/Max: 5/11
Drop Off: 4:00 p.m. (Friday), SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills
Pick Up: 4:00 p.m. (Sunday), SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills
All Games Night - #30109
Medication
Dispensing Waiver
can be found at
www.sraclc.org.
Email your
registration to
[email protected].
A signed waiver must
accompany the registration or it will not
be considered valid.
Michigan City Campgrounds
- #30108
Blue Man Group - #30107
These blue-faced performers combine music,
technology, and comedy to create a form of
entertainment that defies categorization and appeals
to people of all ages. Blue Man Group’s shows have
been described by critics as “innovative, energetic,
and wildly entertaining.” But the only way to truly
understand Blue Man Group’s global popularity
is to see the show for yourself. NOTE: Please
bring $10.00 for dinner. This performance uses
stroboscopic light effects.
Group:
Time:
3:15-8:30 p.m.
Location: Clark Street Dog & Briar Street Theater, Chicago
Fee: Resident$93.00
Non-Resident$117.00
Min/Max:8/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Whether it is Blackjack, Wheel of Fortune, or
Monopoly, we’ve got it all. It’s a winning night with
games of all shapes and sizes. Throw in all your
chips or find out whether “you’re smarter than a
fifth grader.” We bet you’ll have an awesome time;
Deal or No Deal?
Group:
Time:
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Location: Crawford Warming House, Libertyville
Fee: Resident$11.00
Non-Resident$14.00
Min/Max:5/11
Beats & Treats - #30110
Rock out to live music at one of Lake County’s best
summer concerts. Great tunes and vendors; what
more could you ask for? Who knows, maybe we’ll
even bust some moves, so put on those dancin’
shoes! Note: Please bring $10.00 for snacks.
Group:
Time:
6:00-8:30 p.m.
Location:TBD
Fee: Resident$9.00
Non-Resident$12.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Day in the Park - #30112
Set sail on the famous Fox River paddlewheel boat,
the St. Charles Belle. After we’ve had a chance to
take in all the scenic sights, we’re off to discover the
perfect park. Fishing, mini golf, sand volleyball,
hiking trails, and picnic gazebos are just a few of
the awesome amenities. Now this is what we call
a FUN-FILLED day. NOTE: Please bring a sack
lunch.
Group:
Time:
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Pottawatomie Park, St. Charles
Fee: Resident$37.00
Non-Resident$47.00
Day/Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Grill & Chill - #30113
A night of grilling at a beautiful park and playing
outdoor games screams summertime! Fill up your
bellies with hotdogs, chips, and an ice cold drink.
Then join in on the fun! Fishing, bocce ball, whiffle
ball, baggo, washers, and other outdoor games
will turn our chill time into red-hot excitement!
NOTE: Please meet at the Northeast parking lot
off of Lakeview Parkway.
Group:
Time:
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$10.00
Non-Resident$13.00
Min/Max:5/11
Carnival Dance - #30114
Join the crowd for SRACLC’s 2nd Annual Carnival
Dance. When your feet get tired from groovin’
to the beat, head over to the “vendors” for more
entertainment. Win prizes by playing your favorite
festival games and grab refreshments from the food
booth. Tickets not available at the gate, so sign up
today! NOTE: Gluten free snacks will be provided.
Group:
Time:
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: Sullivan Center, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$8.00
Non-Resident$10.00
Min/Max:25/55
Star Gazing^ - #30115
The Lake County Astronomical Society is going to
en-LIGHT-en us. If the sky is just right, they can
show us the moon, planets, and the Big Dipper. We
may see gas clouds where stars are being born and
the leftovers from explosions of dying stars. With
luck, we could even view a satellite, meteor, comet,
or the northern lights through a telescope. I wish I
may, I wish I might…
Group:
Time:
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: Hartmann Park, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$8.00
Non-Resident$10.00
Min/Max:5/11
Chicago White Sox Game #30116
Have a ball! 1st, stop at the concession stand. 2nd,
find your seat. 3rd, cheer on your team. HomerunWhite Sox! Don’t stay home, ya snooze ya lose.
NOTE: Please bring $20.00 for concessions.
Group:
Time:
4:00-10:30 p.m.
Location: U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago
Fee: Resident$57.00
Non-Resident$72.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
SUMMER 2015
We may not be on the west coast, but we can act
like it! Slap on some SPF and let’s hit the beach.
You can’t finish off your summer without at least
one day in the sand and waves. Don’t forget your
sun shades! NOTE: Please eat lunch before
arriving. Please bring a swimsuit, towel, bottled
water, sunscreen, and change of clothes.
Group:
Time:
12:30-4:00 p.m.
Location: Illinois Beach State Park, Zion
Fee: Resident$13.00
Non-Resident$17.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Waves & Rays - #30111
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SUMMER 2015
ADULT PROGRAMS
Sign up for the
BOWL-A-THON,
See more information
on page 18.
Thinking of options for
your adult? Contact
Courtney Rutkowski to
set up a tour of
Active Adult.
Day Trippers^
Have fun in the sun with your friends while
traveling to the coolest attractions around. From
Kenosha to Chicago, we will picnic in the park,
bum at the beach, and navigate through nature. Sign
up quick before your ticket to excitement expires!
NOTE: Please meet at the SRACLC Office at the
start & end time for each program.
Group:
Min/Max:5/11
Drop Off: See program start, SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills
Pick Up: See program end, SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills
Fishing Fanatics - #40101
ACTIVE ADULT
FALL DATES
Thursday,
September 3Monday,
December 7, 2015. No
program on
Monday,
September 7 and
Thursday,
November 27, 2015
Day Trippers will meet
at the SRACLC Office
at the designated
progam time.
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Activity: Picnic, Outdoor Games, & Fishing
Time:
10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$17.00
Non-Resident$22.00
NOTE: Please bring a lunch and sunscreen.
Navy Pier - #40102
Activity: Lunch & Outdoor Attractions
Time:
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Navy Pier, Chicago
Fee: Resident$42.00
Non-Resident$53.00
NOTE: Please bring $15.00 for lunch. Public
transportation costs are included in the fee.
Carnival Craze - #40103
Activity: Libertyville Days Festival
Time:
10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Downtown Libertyville
Fee: Resident$21.00
Non-Resident$27.00
NOTE: Please bring $20.00 for lunch and
activities.
Summer Splash - #40104
Activity:Swimming
Time:
11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Hunt Club Park Aquatic Center, Gurnee
Fee: Resident$35.00
Non-Resident$44.00
NOTE: Please bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen,
and a lunch. Beach Bash - #40105
Activity: Picnic & Swimming
Time:
10:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Illinois State Beach, Zion
Fee: Resident$19.00
Non-Resident$24.00
NOTE: Please bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen,
and a lunch.
Mini-Golf Mania - #40106
Activity: Games & Mini-Golf
Time:
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Crawford Warming House, Libertyville & Par-King, Lincolnshire
Fee: Resident$28.00
Non-Resident$35.00
Action Adventure - #40107
Activity: Park Attractions & Lunch
Time:
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: America’s Action Territory &
Family Fun Park, Kenosha, WI
Fee: Resident$41.00
Non-Resident$52.00
NOTE: Please bring $10.00 for lunch.
Take Your Aim, Fire Away #40109
Activity: Archery & Scavenger Hunt
Time:
10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Heller Nature Center, Highland Park
Fee: Resident$26.00
Non-Resident$33.00
Day/Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Waters of the World - #40110
Activity: Exploring Exhibits
Time:
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Shedd Aquarium, Chicago
Fee: Resident$39.00
Non-Resident$49.00
NOTE: Please bring a lunch.
Picnic in the Park - #40111
Activity: Picnic & Outdoor Games
Time:
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Independence Grove, Libertyville
Fee: Resident$16.00
Non-Resident$20.00
Terrific Tennis - #40112
Activity: Tennis & Indoor/Outdoor Games
Time:
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$19.00
Non-Resident$24.00
Day/Date: Monday, August 24, 2015
Lincoln Park Zoo - #40113
Activity: Lincoln Park Zoo
Time:
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago
Fee: Resident$31.00
Non-Resident$39.00
Day/Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Frisbee Fun - #40114
Activity: Frisbee Golf & Ice Cream
Time:
10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Fairfield Park, Round Lake &
Tastee Freeze, Grayslake
Fee: Resident$21.00
Non-Resident$27.00
Navigate Nature - #40115
Activity: Geocaching & Outdoor Games
Time:
10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Heller Nature Center, Highland Park
Fee: Resident$25.00
Non-Resident$32.00
Drive & Dine - #40116
Activity: Driving Range & Lunch
Time:
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Location: Twin Lakes Golf Course &
Recreation Area, Palatine
Fee: Resident$27.00
Non-Resident$34.00
Day/Date: Monday, August 31, 2015
NOTE: A hot dog lunch will be provided. Please
feel free to bring your own golf clubs if you own
them.
SUMMER 2015
Activity: Cooking & Games
Time:
10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Didier Farms, Lincolnshire &
Lashen Center, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$33.00
Non-Resident$42.00
NOTE: Please bring a lunch. The group will be
making a snack.
AD UL T PROGRAMS
Farm to Table - #40108
Day Trippers will meet
at the SRACLC Office
at the designated
program time.
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Weekly Programs
available for Adults
Monday
Active Adult
10:00 am-3:00 pm
High Rollers
4:30-5:45 pm
5:15-6:30 pm
Fast Food Express
5:45-7:15 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
Fitness Fanatics
7:15-8:15 pm
7:45-8:45 pm
Powerlifting
7:15-8:30 pm
Tuesday
Active Adult
10:00 am-3:00 pm
Aqua Exercise
3:30-4:30 pm
Bocce
5:30-6:30 pm
Walk It Out
6:00-7:00 pm
Crafty Creations
7:00-8:00 pm
Tailgaters
6:15-8:15 pm
Softball
6:45-8:00 pm
Volleyball
7:00-8:00 pm
Wednesday
Active Adult
10:00 am-3:00 pm
Tennis
5:00-6:00 pm
Menu Makers
5:30-7:00 pm
Long Grove Golf
Lessons
5:00-6:00 pm
Football
6:15-7:45 pm
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Dinner Club - #40201
Fun Seekers^ - #40204
Group 1: On The Border, Vernon Hills
Group 2: Tacos el Norte, Libertyville
Group 1: Frisbee Golf at Central Park, Grayslake
Group 2: Mini-Golf at Aloha Falls, Libertyville
Group 1: Casa Bonita, Libertyville
Group 2: On The Border, Vernon Hills
Group 1:
Group 2:
Day/Date:
Spice up your life with a fiesta. Enjoy authentic
enchiladas, quesadillas, tacos, and more as we venture
to Lake County’s finest Mexican Restaurants. Find
your sombrero and let’s hit the town. Olé! NOTE:
Please bring $20.00 for dinner. Groups will be
determined after the registration date. We will
notify you of which group you are in prior to the
first date.
Group 1: Tacos el Norte, Libertyville
Group 2: Casa Bonita, Libertyville
Group:
Time:
Fee:
Min/Max:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
6:00-8:30 p.m.
Resident$30.00
Non-Resident$38.00
5/11 per group
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Brew Crew^ - #40203
Boogie on over to some of this summer’s hottest
festivals. Cool off with a refreshing drink, feast
on the finest fare, and dance the night away while
listening to some great live music. Come paint the
town. NOTE: Please bring a valid picture ID
and $20.00 each session. Participants who wish
to purchase alcoholic beverages may do so with a
signed waiver and will be limited to two beverages.
Activity: Libertyville Days Festival, Libertyville
Activity: Summer Celebration, Vernon Hills
Activity: Little Bear Ribfest, Vernon Hills
Group:
Time:
8:00-11:00 p.m.
Fee: Resident$26.00
Non-Resident$33.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
There’s no better way to start your weekend than
a fun night on the town with friends. Practice
your Frisbee toss, work on that perfect strike, and
celebrate a hole in one. T.G.I.F.! NOTE: Please
bring $20.00 to each session for activities and
snacks. Groups will be determined after the
registration deadline. We will notify you of which
group you are in prior to the first date.
Bowl-A-Thon, Brunswick Zone-
Hawthorn , Vernon Hills
Bowl-A-Thon, Brunswick Zone-
Hawthorn , Vernon Hills
Group 1: Mini-Golf at Aloha Falls, Libertyville
Group 2: Frisbee Golf at Central Park, Grayslake
Group:
Time:
Fee:
Min/Max:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Resident$23.00
Non-Resident$29.00
5/11 per group
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Summer Inspirations - #40117
Construct and decorate themed crafts that show off
your creative side. Attract more rays with a colorful
sun-catcher, design a bird house to welcome new
friends, and make your yard more appealing with
DIY (Do It Yourself ) mosaic garden stones.
Group:
Time:
Location: Recreation Center, Grayslake
Fee: Resident$14.00
Non-Resident$18.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
6:30 p.m., Recreation Center, Grayslake
Pick Up: 8:00 p.m., Recreation Center, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
Weekly Programs
available for Adults
continued
Barbeque Bash^ - #40118
Relax by the lake and listen to the franks sizzle
on the grill. Stick your feet in the sand and start a
game of volleyball, toss a frisbee around, or take a
leisurely stroll on the beach. Whatever you choose,
this is sure to be a great start to the summer!
NOTE: Dinner will consist of hot dogs, chips, and
dessert.
Group:
Time:
Location: Paulus Park, Lake Zurich
Fee: Resident$14.00
Non-Resident$18.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Ski’s the Limit - #40119
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…the Wonder Lake Ski
Team gracefully flying through the air. We’ll cruise
on over to the Mundelein Community Picnic to
enjoy the stunts of this one-of-a-kind ski show. An
ice cream treat will top off the night. “Tow” your
pals to this thrilling program. NOTE: Ice cream is
included in the fee.
Group:
Time:
5:15-8:30 p.m.
Location: Diamond Lake Beach &
Recreation Center, Mundelein
Fee: Resident$12.00
Non-Resident$15.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Thursday
Renaissance Faire - #40120
Party like it’s 1599! Recreate a time when knights
were noble, maids were merry, and turkey legs were
titanic. Romp through the 30-acre site complete
with games, rides, music, and a spectacular cast
of characters. Jousting battles, aerial dancers,
and fire breathers will make this an afternoon to
remember. Sign up to reserve your spot on the royal
court. NOTE: Please bring $20.00 for food and
souvenirs. Admission is included in the fee.
Group:
Time:
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Bristol, WI
Fee: Resident$54.00
Non-Resident$68.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
9:30 a.m., Recreation Center, Grayslake
Pick Up: 3:30 p.m., Recreation Center, Grayslake
Vernon Hills
Summer Celebration - #40121
View Vernon Hills from the top of a Ferris wheel!
Munch on your favorite fair food, listen to a new
band, and play some carnival games to see who can
win the best prize. Once the sun sets, curl up and
view the dazzling display of the fireworks show.
End your night with a bang! NOTE: Please bring
$20.00 for a snack and activities, and a blanket
or lawn chair.
Group:
Time:
6:30-10:30 p.m.
Fee: Resident$14.00
Non-Resident$18.00
Day/Date: Thursday, July 16, 2015
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Active Adult
10:00 am-3:00 pm
Fall League Golf
5:45-7:30 pm
Competitive Golf
6:00-7:00 pm
6:00-8:00 pm
Fast Feet Running
Club
6:00-7:00
Craft Barn
6:30-8:00 pm
Friday
Equestrian
4:45-5:15 pm
5:30-6:00 pm
Dinner Club
6:00-8:30 pm
Fun Seekers
6:00-9:00 pm
Saturday
Out & About
12:30-4:00 pm
Brew Crew
8:00-11:00 pm
Like us on
Facebook!
There will be some
programs where
managing dietary
restrictions/needs
Please see program
write-ups for
for understanding.
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Par, Paddle, & Picnic^ #40122
Registration Deadline:
at 1:00 p.m.
Programs marked
with “^” will have an
alternative activity in
the event of inclement
weather.
All additions to
weekend programs
must be completed by
Thursday at 1:00 p.m.
There will be some
programs where managing dietary restrictions/needs will not be
possible. Please see
program write-ups for
for understanding.
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Paddle around the lake, soak in the warm sun, and
enjoy the scenery. Grab an iron and work on your
longest drive or take off your shoes and challenge
your friends to a game of sand volleyball. Let’s see
how much fun we can pack into one single day.
NOTE: Please bring sunscreen. A hot dog lunch is
included in the fee. Please feel free to bring your
own golf clubs if you own them.
Group:
Time:
10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Location: Twin Lakes Golf Course &
Recreation Area, Palatine
Fee: Resident$26.00
Non-Resident$33.00
Min/Max: 5/11
Vernon Hills
11:00 a.m., The Barn, Lake Zurich
Vernon Hills
Bingo Blitz - #40123
Bring your lucky charms and competitive edge,
we’re playing Bingo. Everyone’s a winner tonight as
we try different variations to this classic game. From
patterns to blackout, keep your eyes on the prize.
A short break for a snack will recharge your spirit.
Clear off your schedule B4 it’s too late!
Group:
Time:
Fee: Resident$15.00
Non-Resident$19.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Splash Bash - #40124
Cannon-Ball! Dive over to the Vernon Hills Park
District’s annual Summer Splash. Hop in the pool,
rush down the slide, or lounge in the lazy river.
The night wouldn’t be complete without a dance
in front of the DJ and a tasty poolside snack. Dive
on in, this party is fine! NOTE: Please bring a
wimsuit, a towel, and $10.00 for a snack.
Group:
Time:
5:30-8:00 p.m.
Location: Family Aquatic Center, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$12.00
Non-Resident$15.00
Min/Max:5/11
Drop Off: 5:30 p.m., Family Aquatic Center, Vernon Hills
Pick Up: 8:00 p.m., Family Aquatic Center, Vernon Hills
Balls, Bats & Boomers #40125
Lounge on the lawn and enjoy nine innings of
America’s favorite sport. Pick up some peanuts and
bring along a mitt to try to snag a foul ball. Add an
extra “boom” to your night with a fireworks show
after the game. NOTE: Please bring a blanket
and $20.00 for concessions.
Group:
Time:
4:15-10:30 p.m.
Location: Schaumburg Boomers Stadium, Schaumburg
Fee: Resident$27.00
Non-Resident$34.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Movie in the Park^ - #40126
Soak in the fresh air and spend a refreshing
summer night under the stars watching the latest
Hollywood flick. Find the best spot and dig in
to some scrumptious snacks for the ultimate big
screen experience. NOTE: Please bring a blanket
or lawn chair.
Group:
Time:
7:30-10:00 p.m.
Location: Hartmann Park, Vernon Hills
Fee: Resident$9.00
Non-Resident$12.00
Min/Max:5/11
Parades
Don’t be a clown! Walk alongside the SRACLC
bus with pride as you throw candy to the viewers.
Before the parade begins, help decorate the buses as
crazy as you’d like in red, white, and blue. Everyone
will want to attend the parade because they will
want to see YOU! NOTE: Please meet the bus in
line at the designated Drop Offs. All participants
registered who do not attend will be subject to a
$5.00 no-show fee.
Group: All SRACLC Participants & Families
Fee:
FREE
Libertyville Parade - #60101
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
9:30 a.m., Metra Station, Libertyville
12:30 p.m., Crawford Warming
House, Libertyville
Vernon Hills Parade - #60102
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
8:00-11:15 a.m.
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Hawthorn Woods Parade #60103
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
9:30-11:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m., Carlisle & Falkirk Streets, Hawthorn Woods
11:00 a.m., Community Park, Hawthorn Woods
Lake Zurich Parade - #60104
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m., Paulus Park, Lake Zurich
1:30 p.m., Lake Zurich High School, Lake Zurich
Grayslake Parade - #60105
Time:
6:30-9:00 p.m.
Drop Off: 6:30 p.m., Central High School, Grayslake
Pick Up: 9:00 p.m., Grayslake Library, Grayslake
Lincolnshire Parade - #60106
Time:
11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Drop Off: 11:00 a.m., Laura Sprague, Lincolnshire
Pick Up: 2:00 p.m., Rivershire Nature Center, Lincolnshire
Mundelein Parade - #60107
Time:
Day/Date:
Drop Off:
Pick Up:
1:30-3:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m., Village Hall, Mundelein
3:30 p.m., Mundelein High School
Winchester House
These programs are for Winchester House residents
only.
Strawberry Fest- #50101
Activity: Shopping & Treat Sampling Time:
1:00-4:30 p.m.
Location: Downtown, Long Grove
Fee:$35.00
SUMMER 2015
Waves - #40127
Say so long to the season the best way possible; at
Illinois’ largest water park. Start your day surfing
the tide in The Great Barrier Reef wave pool. Then
slide down The Boomerang, take a spin on The
Twister, and get flushed down The Cyclone. Cap
off your day of adventure with a relaxing float
down Kookaburra Kreek. NOTE: Please bring a
swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and a lunch.
Group:
Time:
9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Location: Raging Waves, Yorkville
Fee: Resident$44.00
Non-Resident$55.00
Min/Max:5/11
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
A D U LT PROG RA M S
Tidal
Cupcake Creations- #50102
Activity: Cupcake Decorating
Time:
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Location: Swirlcup, Lincolnshire
Fee:$21.00
Reel ‘Em In- #50103
Activity: Fishing Time:
1:30-4:00 p.m.
Fee:$20.00
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M ED ICATION FORM
SUMMER 2015
30
SRACLC
ANNUAL INFORMATION
This information will be used for all programs during 2015. Please attach a separate page with other pertinent
information if needed. Please contact the SRACLC office if any information changes throughout the year.
Name
Age
DOB Address
CityZip
Sex:
Male
Female
Phone
Please complete
this form and send
in with registration.
Cell Phone
*Please list Primary and Secondary Disabilities.
If Down Syndrome, has participant been tested for atlanto axial instability?
Does your participant have atlanto axial instability? Yes / No
Note!
Yes / No
Medication (this information needs to be updated each season or whenever dosage changes)
Does the participant receive any medication? Yes / No
Will the participant be taking medication during programs? Yes / No
***If yes, you must complete the Medication Dispensing Information form and waiver.
Medication Dosage Time (s)
Purpose
Attach any
additional pages
with any other
pertinent
information.
All information is
utilized by staff to
help ensure a safe
and fun-filled
experience.
Health Issues
Does the participant seizure? Yes / No
Does the participant have allergies? Yes / No
Types, signs & reaction ______________________ Types & reaction: ___________________________
__________________________________________ __________________________________________
Dietary Issues
Does participant require assistance eating or drinking? Yes / No
• have any food restrictions? Yes / No
Comments: _______________________________________
• have any food dislikes? Yes / No
Comments: _______________________________________
• have any specific food likes? Yes / No Comments: _______________________________________
Behavior Issues
Does participant display unusual fears? Yes / No
Comments: _______________________________
• comply with verbal requests? Yes / No
Comments: _______________________________
• respond to specific directions? Yes / No
Comments: _______________________________
• have any known situations that set them off? Yes / No
Comments: _________________________
What actions are to be taken if a particular behavior is presented? __________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
• respond to any reinforcement methods? Yes / No Comments: ________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
• respond to behavior improvement techniques? Yes / NoComments: ____________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Safety Issues
Does participant need assistance orienting to:
peopleplacetime
Does participant need assistance protecting:
self
anticipate safety needs
Does participant need assistance toileting:
independent
monitor
diapering
All medications
including
over-the-counter, will
not be administered
unless medication
dispensing procedures
on page 6 are followed!
General Issues
Does participant use:
wheelchair stroller
walker
cane crutches
If participant is non-verbal do they use:
sign language
communication board/book
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
SUMMER 2015
Dates to Remember
Monday, April 27, 2015
Registrations for SUMMER Programs will not be processed until this date. Random selection will be conducted to determine the order of all registrations received at the SRACLC office through 9:00 a.m., Monday,
April 27, 2015. Registration after this date and time will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. If
a program exceeds its maximum, a lottery will be done according to registration date. “Residents” receive
priority placement for ALL PROGRAMS. “Non-Residents” are placed on a waiting list unless specifically
stated in the program write-up.
SUMMER REGISTRATION DEADLINE - 1:00 P.M.
“Non-Residents” may be added to program rosters, beginning at 1:00 p.m. on this date.
Tuesday, May 19, 2015 program cancelation or expansion is considered.
Registration Process
•
Full payment is required at the time of registration unless specific arrangements have been made with the
SRACLC Director (i.e. Financial Aid).
• Registrations WILL NOT be processed if a fee balance remains from a previous season.
• Processing of registrations will begin at 1:00 p.m. each day in concurrence with the above listed dates
and guidelines.
• Detach and complete the seasonal form and waiver. The seasonal form is also available at
www.sraclc.org.
• List each program name, fee, and pick up location.
• All checks must be made payable to SRACLC.
• Credit cards VISA, MASTERCARD and DISCOVER are accepted.
• SRACLC does not send confirmation of registration. Your canceled check or credit card statement serves
as your receipt. However, you may call to confirm your registration.
• Deferred payment/financial aid plans must be confirmed through the Director.
• Signed registrations must be received by the SRACLC office a minimum of three working days before
participation can begin. Emails and Faxes are accepted. Please follow with original when sending an
email or fax. When sending an email or fax, payment must be received within three (3) working
days. The email address is [email protected]. The fax number is (847) 816-4876.
• Phone reservations cannot be taken and will not “hold your place” unless the current season’s registration
form has been processed.
• SRACLC office hours are Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Refund Policies and Procedures
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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Unless requested or confirmed by the SRACLC office, refunds will be held as a credit. All credits not
requested for immediate reimbursement will be paid out by April 30 of each year. Requested refunds will
be processed on the third Wednesday of each month.
SRACLC reserves the right to cancel a program due to insufficient enrollment. (See minimum and
maximum enrollment for each program.)
A) If the Association finds it necessary to cancel a program before the second meeting, a full refund will
be given.
B) If a program is cancelled by the Association after the second meeting, a prorated refund will be given
on the basis of meetings not held.
All requests for refunds must be submitted in writing.
Medical Reasons: A full or prorated refund will be granted if a medical condition prohibits participation.
All program refund requests are subject to a $5.00 per session, Day Camp and Active Adult are
subject to a $50.00 service charge. The service charge is waived if the refund request is made prior to a
given program registration deadline. Any service charge will be applied to an unpaid balance.
No refund will be given for any special event or program activity that requires a pre-paid purchase by
SRACLC unless an alternate can be placed. There can be no exceptions.
No refund will be given after the registration deadline unless the program is deemed inappropriate for the
participant. Please see above for exceptions.
SRACLC realizes that inappropriate behavior or conduct may occur. However, if the behavior persists and
is deemed hazardous to any individual, the SRACLC Director reserves the right to suspend participants
with a prorated refund given.
Refunds will be made available upon request, if you are not able to attend a program due to the observation
of a religious holiday.
SUMMER 2015 Registration Form
Please return completed form to: SRACLC, 290 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 or fax 847-816-4876.
Registration Deadline: Monday, May 18, 2015 at 1:00 p.m.
Participant’s Name ______________________________________________Date of Birth________________ Sex_____
Parent/Guardian Name _______________________________________________E-mail___________________________
Address _____________________________________ City _____________________________Zip ________________
Home Phone______________________Work Phone__________________________Cellular _______________________
Property Index Number ______________School ___________________________Teacher__________________________
Emergency Name/Relationship and Phone Number(s) _______________________________________________________
Primary Disability _____________________________
Secondary Disability ___________________________________
Will the participant be taking any medication(s)
during program times?
Yes____ No_____
Please Circle:
T-Shirt Size:
Youth
Adult
S M L XL XXL
Payment in full is due upon registration unless a current Financial Aid form is on file. Without payment, registration will not
be processed. If you are requesting Financial Aid, the request must be made in writing each season. Program #
Program Name
Drop Off
Pick Up
Fee
Program Total
REQUESTS FOR REFUNDS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE REGISTRATION
DEADLINE EXCEPT FOR MEDICAL OR FAMILY EMERGENCIES.
Any past balance must be paid or this registration will not be accepted.
You may have a credit on your account! Call the SRACLC office before paying.
The waiver on the back of this form must be signed in order to process registration.
CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS: You may charge my credit card on
file for any balance due this season:
Yes
No
(If no a check must accompany registration.)
PHOTOGRAPHS: Unless we are notified, SRACLC may take
pictures of participants in our programs, classes or events. Please
be aware that these pictures are only for SRACLC use in future
brochures, pamphlets or flyers.
Please make check or money order payable to SRACLC.
Charge to: __ VISA __ MASTERCARD __ DISCOVER
Account Number______________________________________
Cardholder Name _____________________________________
Expiration Date_______________ Charge Amount__________
Authorized Signature __________________________________
Auth#______________________________________________
Please sign waiver on back of this form!
SRACLC Waiver & Release - SUMMER 2015
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County is committed to conducting its recreation programs and
activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Special Recreation Association of
Central Lake County continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and
instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of
minors registering for this program/activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to
participate in recreational activities/programs.
You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fit and/or adequately
skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is
pregnant, disabled in any way or has recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before
undertaking any physical activity.
WARNING OF RISK
Recreational activities are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each
participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there
is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity. All hazards and dangers cannot be
foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, certain risks, dangers and injuries may exist due to inclement
weather, slips and falls, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises
defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and other risks
inherent to the particular activity. In this regard, it is impossible for the Special Recreation Association of Central
Lake County to guarantee absolute safety.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, you will be
expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which
you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and
associated with this program/activity (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided).
I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity,
and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my
minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims
I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/
activity against the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County including its officials, agents, volunteers
and employees.
I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and
waiver and release of all claims. If registering on-line or via fax, my on-line or facsimile signature shall
substitute
for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.
Participant’s Name
(Please Print)
____________________________________________________________
Authorized Signature ____________________________________________________________
(Participants 18 years or older or Parent/Guardian)
Date ____________________________
TRANSPORTATION: I DO
DO NOT
grant permission for transportation in vehicles owned, rented, or contracted by SRACLC for use in SRACLC programming.
PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED If the authorized signature, transportation, and date are not fully completed.
SRACLC
FACILITIES
Athletic Complex, 15 S. Fairway Drive, Jones Island Building/Park,
Vernon Hills.
234 Harvey Avenue, Grayslake.
The Barn, (847)438-5146, 200 S. Rand Road,
Lakeside Lanes, (847)949-5700,
Behm Park, 22222 West Peterson Road,
Lakeview Fitness Center,
Brae Loch Golf Course, (847)968-
Laschen Center, (847)996-6800, 294
Brunswick Zone-Hawthorn,
Mundelein Community Center,
Lake Zurich.
Grayslake.
3444, 33600 Rte. 45, Grayslake.
(847)367-1600, 316 Center Drive, Vernon Hills.
Carl Hartmann Building/Park,
292 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hills.
Century Park, Vernon Hills,
From
Rte. 60, go north on Lakeview Parkway. Go left into
the first park entrance.
Community Park, Hawthorn
Woods, From Midlothian, go east on Old
McHenry Road. Entrance to Community Park is at
the stop light at Old McHenry Road and Quentin
Road on the north side of Old McHenry Road.
Crawford Warming House,
(847)918-2093, 817 W Lake Street, Butler Lake Park,
Libertyville.
Deerpath Park, Vernon Hills,
South on Deerpath from Rte. 60. East on
Cherokee Road to parking lot. Batting cages and
fields are located on the south side of parking lot.
Equestrian Connection,
(847)615-8696, 600 N. Bradley Road, Lake Forest.
Family Aquatic Center,
(847)996-6800, 635 N. Aspen Drive, Vernon
Hills.
Grayslake Golf Course, (847)5484713, 2150 Drury Lane, Grayslake.
Hanrahan Park, Mundelein, From
Rte. 45 go east on Courtland Street. Turn right on
Noel Drive. The park is on the right hand side of
Noel Drive.
Lake Street, Mundelein.
900 N.
(847)996-6300, 700 Lakeview Parkway, Vernon Hills.
Evergreen Drive, Vernon Hills.
(847)566-0650, 1401 N. Midlothian Road.,
Mundelein.
Recreation Center, (847)223-7529,
If you need more
specific directions,
please call the
SRACLC office.
240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake.
Regent Center, (847)566-4790,
1200 Regent Drive, Mundelein.
Santa Maria del Popolo
School, (847)949-2335, 126 N. Lake Street,
Mundelein. Camp entrance is located behind
Santa Maria Church entrance off of Rte. 45.
Sports Complex,
N. Hwy. 45,Libertyville.
(847) 367-1502, 1950
SRACLC Office, Vernon Hills,
(847)816-4866, 290 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hills.
Sullivan Center, (847)996-6800,
635 N. Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills. south of
intersection of Rte. 60 & Aspen Drive.
Village Hall, Hawthorn Woods,
Please be at
Drop Off locations
on time. The
Village Hall, Lincolnshire,
SRACLC vehicles
(847)883-8600, One Olde Half Day Road,
will only wait
5 minutes due to
White Deer Run, (847)680-6100, 250 West scheduling.
(847)438-5500, 2 Lagoon Drive, Hawthorn Woods.
Greggs Parkway, Vernon Hills.
Special Recreation Association
of Central Lake County
290 Oakwood Road
Presort Standard
US Postage Paid
Permit #122
Mundelein, IL 60060
Postmaster:
Dated Material
Please Do Not Hold
To: Current Resident or
Save the Dates!
Bowl-A-Thon
July 24, 2015
Fall Golf Outing
September 10, 2015
For more information contact
Carolyn Chambers at
[email protected]
If you would like to be
removed or added to the
SRACLC mailing list, please
call us at (847) 816-4866

summer 2015

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