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GENERAL INFORMATION
GLPD RECREATION CENTER:
STAFF DIRECTORY
240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake, IL 60030
Telephone...................... (847) 223-7529
Fax.................................(847) 223-6386
Rain Line........................(847) 223-7246
Open Gym Line............. (847) 223-2844
Golf Course................... (847) 548-4713
Maintenance Dept......... (847) 223-7440
Website......................... www.glpd.com
Administration Department
(847) 223-7529
Jeff Nehila, ext. 105
Executive Director
[email protected]
Daniela Partipilo, ext. 102
Business Manager
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Thursday:
8:30am - 7:30pm
Friday:
8:30am - 5:00pm
Saturday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
The Park District Administrative Office will be closed February 15th observing President’s Day, March 25th - 27th observing the Easter Holiday and May
28th - 30th observing the Memorial Day Holiday.
PARK BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
The Park District is governed by seven elected non-paid park commissioners who set policy for the Grayslake Park District. Meetings are open to
the public and are held at the Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive.
Committee of the Whole meetings are held on the 1st Wednesday of each
month and Board Meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month
at 7:00pm.
Ken Ryan
Rick Swearingen
Terry Toth
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Ray Larson
Commissioner
Timothy Powell
Commissioner
Dennis Kennedy
Commissioner
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Active Adults................................................Page 34
Adult Athletics............................................. Page 29
Adult Recreation Programs........................Pages 27 - 28
Birthday Parties............................... ........... Pages 66 - 67
Camps.......................................................... Pages 45 - 60
Dance........................................................... Page 36
Early Childhood............................... ........... Pages 12 - 14
Facility Rentals............................................ Page 70
Field Rentals................................................Page 69
Fitness.............................................. ........... Pages 36 - 39
Golf Course / Programs.............................. Pages 40 - 43
Gymnastics.................................................. Page 44
Map Guide.................................................... Pages 78 - 79
Martial Arts.................................................. Pages 30 - 32
Parent & Tot................................................. Pages 10 - 11
Park Rentals................................................ Page 71
Preschool..................................................... Pages 8 - 9
Registration Information............................ Pages 72 - 76
Special Events............................................. Pages 6 - 7
Special Recreation...................................... Page 77
Teens............................................................ Page 26
Tennis........................................................... Page 33
Trips..............................................................Pages 34 - 35
Youth Affiliates............................................ Pages 61 - 65
Youth Athletics............................................ Pages 19 - 25
Youth Recreation Programs....................... Pages 15 - 18
Karen Kobernick, ext. 106
Accounting Assistant
[email protected]
Tena Chirempes, ext. 101
Registration Coordinator
[email protected]
Vickie Wicinski, ext. 112
Registration Coordinator
[email protected]
Recreation Department
(847) 223-7529
Kristin Splitt, ext. 107
Deputy Director
[email protected]
Kendra Ring, ext. 114
Recreation / Marketing Coordinator
[email protected]
Tracy Putkonen, ext. 103
Recreation Supervisor
[email protected]
Shelly Regnier, ext. 113
[email protected]
Brice Walsh, ext. 104
[email protected]
Meghan Reimers, ext. 122
Dance Director
[email protected]
Mary Kay Olson, ext. 117
Preschool Director
[email protected]
Mike Perez, (847) 548-4713
Golf Manager
[email protected]
Parks Department
(847) 223-7440
Joe Vocke
Superintendent of Parks
[email protected]
People: Meet Brice Walsh. Brice has been
working with the Grayslake Park District
Recreation staff as a Recreation Supervisor
since 2014. Brice has a Bachelor’s degree in
Recreation from the University of
Wisconsin-Whitewater. He was raised in the
Grayslake area and feels lucky to work for such
a great company where he is able to give back
to his community. When he’s not at work you
can find him on the Baseball diamond coaching
for the Grayslake Rams Feeder teams. In his
free time, he enjoys working out, cooking,
golfing, and watching his Dallas Cowboys!
Places: The park district offers numerous reservable picnic areas and shelters for family gatherings and other events. Parks with shelters or picnic areas include: Jones Island, Mill Creek, Tooterville, Sunrise, Cambridge and 2 locations within Central Park. Each area is unique in the types of
adjacent recreational spaces they offer and can host groups of all sizes. Fees are very reasonable
and reservations begin March 1st and are on a first come, first serve basis. Please take a look at
the Picnic and Park Reservations section of this brochure or call us at
(847) 223-7529 for more information.
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
The end of “winter” is upon us and we hope you’re looking forward to the spring and summer
seasons as much as we are. The district has once again lined up a huge number of great
programs for people of all ages and will continue its aggressive capital project campaign with
numerous park improvements. Welcome to another edition of our People, Places and Projects
where we highlight a staff member, recommend place(s) to go in the community and bring you
up to date on some of those projects we’re working on.
Projects: The district has once again lined up a number of capital projects for this year. They
include:
1. Meadowview Park: The district will replace the playground and renovate the basketball/tennis
area at the park this summer. The students at Meadowview School have helped us select the playground components and we’re excited to get this project completed so the kids can return next fall
to a new playground!
2. Lexington Woods Park: The district will be resurfacing the paved trail running from Shorewood
Road to Meadowview School this summer.
3. School Trail Park: The district will be resurfacing the paved trail running from Alleghany to Hillside this summer.
4. Alleghany Park: One of our bigger projects this year, the district will be running electric and
irrigation to the “top” portion of the park this year. This project will include installing irrigation within
the existing 20 acres that has already been completed and be in position to have the necessary
infrastructure to irrigate the additional 30 acres currently being developed which will be completed
in 2017.
Enjoy your spring time and join us for some fun programs and at great places within the community!
Jeff Nehila, Executive Director
Grayslake Park District
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GENERAL INFORMATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
REFUND POLICY - Please Read Carefully!
The Grayslake Park District uses pictures of participants to publicize recreation opportunities. If you do
not want a picture taken, please tell our photographer.
If the picture has already been taken, please contact
the park district office at (847) 223-7529, ext: 114.
Individuals submitting a request for a refund will be
eligible to receive a refund provided the request meets
one of the criteria below:
* Prior to the registration deadline a 100% refund is
given, less a $5 Administrative processing fee. Registration deadline is 2 weeks prior to the start of the
program.
If you have photos of your family/friends participating
in any Park District activities, send a copy for possible
use in a future brochure. Clear, high contrast, color
photos are fine. Please identify the participants, park
and activity. Include your name and address to have
photos returned. Send to Kendra Ring, GLPD, 240
Commerce Drive, Grayslake, IL 60030 or email at
[email protected] Thank You!
GIFTS TO RECREATION
Consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Grayslake Park District, which benefits the following groups:
Families
Family special events such as the Taste of Grayslake,
Pumpkinfest, Daddy Daughter Dance, Spring Dance
Recital, and more are fabulous opportunities for highprofile sponsorship for your business or organization.
Thousands of participants attend these events annually. Call our office for more information on how your
business or organization can use these events for
unique marketing opportunities.
Active Adults
Help support our Senior Monthly Luncheons and social
programs.
Youth
Your donation to the Grayslake Park District Grant-InAid Program can help a child participate in a variety of
recreation programs.
GRANT-IN-AID PROGRAM
The Park District recognizes that there are people in
the community who are often unable to participate in
recreation programs due to economic hardships.
The District has established a recreation program
financial assistance fund to assist families in the community. Grant-In-Aid applications are available at the
Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive. For further
information, contact the Park District at (847) 223-7529.
Applications must be filled out completely before it can
be processed. All requests will remain confidential.
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Donations
Donations are being accepted for this program. Individuals, groups and businesses can get involved in this
wonderful program by making monetary contributions.
Individuals signing up for park district programs can
add on a donation to their registration form. Businesses and groups can contribute by sending in the
amount of their choice to the Grayslake Park District.
All funds received will be used only for the Grant-In-Aid
Program.
*After the registration deadline and prior to the first day
of class a 75% refund is given. Less a $5 Administrative processing fee.
*After the first class meeting of a recreation program,
no refunds will be given. Unless it’s a medical reason
and then a pro-rated refund will be issued, less a $5
Administrative processing fee. A doctor’s note must be
present.
*Programs that are cancelled by the Park District, participants will receive a 100% refund.
Please note: All refunds that are for $10 or less
will ONLY be granted a credit on their household
account that can be used towards another park
district program. A check will not be issued.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE POLICY
We are committed to providing our participants with
high quality leisure programs. Our residents and
participants are very important to us and we feel you
deserve quality at all times. We are confident that our
leisure programs provide high quality so we are backing it with a policy called “Satisfaction Guarantee”. Our
promise and policy is as follows: The Park District’s
promise is that you will be satisfied with the quality of
our leisure programs in which you participate or you will
receive a full refund of fees you have paid for that program. The policy and refund process is simple. All we
request is that you must attend at least one class and if
you are not satisfied with the quality of our instruction,
that you take a brief moment of your time to come in
and complete and return our “Satisfaction Guarantee”
refund form prior to the third class. Your input on the
refund form is very valuable as it will allow us to focus
on where improvement is needed.
The Satisfaction Guarantee refund forms are available at the Recreation Center. Upon receiving your
completed form by the third class, we will process a full
refund of your paid fees provided YOU ONLY ATTENDED THE FIRST CLASS. Attending two or more classes,
all refunds will be pro-rated as to how many classes
have been held in the program session.
THIS POLICY APPLIES TO LEISURE PROGRAMS
ONLY! A leisure program is defined as a program
where Park District personnel teach activities or skills
over a period of three or more weeks. Satisfaction
Guarantee policy does not apply to special events,
trips, contractual programs, conflicts with scheduling,
make up classes, weather related causes or any other
cause not within the control of the Park District.
The Grayslake Community Park District is a separate
government agency established for the purpose of providing leisure programs, parks and recreation facilities
for the community. Our mission states: “The Grayslake
Community Park District is committed to enhancing the
quality of life in the Grayslake Community by providing
year round leisure services, preserving open space and
fostering community pride.”
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1991 (Public Law 101336) was adopted by Congress for the purpose of eliminating discrimination against individuals with disabilities.
The act directed the Department of Justice to prepare
and publish rules of implementation. The final rule was
published on July 26, 1991 (28 C.F.R. Part 45) which set
the standards for implementing the Act. The Act prohibits exclusion of qualified individuals with a disability
from services, programs or activities of any state or local
government which includes park districts as of January
26, 1992. Individuals with concerns or questions should
contact the Park District at 223-7529.
STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
The Grayslake Park District prohibits discrimination in
all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color,
national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political
beliefs, sexual orientation, marital or family status.
GENERAL PARK RULES
Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in parks and facilities. There are no exceptions to this rule. No parking in
posted areas. All dogs must be on a leash at all times,
and owners must clean up after them. There are no motorized vehicles permitted on park pathways or in open
grass areas. There is no dumping of grass clippings or
yard waste on any Park District property. Smoking is
not allowed in any indoor facility. To reserve a park facility call 223-7529. Please report any vandalism you see
to the Grayslake Police Department at 223-2121.
Grayslake Park District
Social Media
Do you have a Facebook account?
So do we! Head on over to Facebook
and “friend” us. Our staff is committed to
staying in touch with our residents. We
update Park District events, programs and
news. You can follow the link on the Park
District website as well as connecting to us
by searching Grayslake IL.
Search Grayslake Park District
NOTICE OF POSSIBLE CHANGES IN
BROCHURE LISTINGS
The policies, procedures, requirements, programs, fees
and facility availability contained in this brochure represent park district program and policies at the time of
publication. Sometimes changes in the Programs and
Policies are necessary or desirable after the brochure
publication but prior to program commencement or
facility operation. In order to provide the best services,
programs and facilities to the public, the District reserves the right to add, to change, modify or delete any
program or policies after they have been published.
PETS AT EVENTS
The Grayslake Park District asks that everyone please
exercise good judgement and leave pets at home
when attending events that draw large crowds. Please
show respect for other people, yourself and your pet
by helping the park district maintain a safe and healthy
environment where all people have the opportunity to
participate and enjoy themselves.
BEHAVIOR POLICY
Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. The following guidelines have been developed to help make park district programs safe and
enjoyable for all participants. Additional rules may be
developed for particular programs and athletic leagues
as deemed necessary by staff.
GENERAL INFORMATION
MISSION STATEMENT
Participants shall:
1. Show respect to all participants and staff, take
direction from staff
2. Refrain from using abusive or foul language.
3. Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other
participants or staff.
4. Show respect for equipment, supplies and facilities.
A positive approach will be used regarding discipline.
Staff will periodically review rules with participants during the program session. If inappropriate behavior occurs, prompt resolution will be sought specific to each
individual situation. The park district reserves the right
to dismiss a participant whose behavior endangers the
safety of himself / herself or others.
BROCHURE DELIVERY
The Grayslake Park District relies on the postal service
for the distribution of our seasonal brochures. Our
brochures are mailed out mid-February, late April, early
August and the end of November. The Grayslake Park
District makes every effort to deliver to each resident
household and assumes no responsibility for delivery.
WEATHER CANCELLATIONS
School cancellations due to weather do not always
affect Park District programs (except preschool). For
specific program and event cancellations, please call
the rain hotline at (847) 223-7246.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
EGG COLORING FUN
Age: 3 - 8 years
Let’s get together to color eggs and decorate cookies!
Every child will get to color a dozen eggs to take home.
They will be able to make personal designs on their
eggs. Please wear play clothes, we will be working
with color dye. Afterwards, we will decorate cookies!
Don’t miss out on the fun! (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
200006A
Friday, March 18
5:45 - 6:45pm
Location: Rec Center MPB
Fee: $12 Res. / $15 Nonres.
Min / Max: 6 / 10
Register By: March 11
Thursday, March 17
8:00pm SHARP!
Please arrive at 7:45pm for check-in
Age: 7 – 13 years
Code: 200005A
Fees: $5 Resident / $7 Nonresident
Location: Alleghany Park (Check-in at Concession Stand)
Min / Max: 10 / 50
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In the event of bad weather, please call
the rain line at (847) 223-7246
The Grayslake Community Park District
welcomes Saia Freight to our family of
sponsors. Saia will be sponsoring numerous
community events this year!
Spring Break Camp is packed with friends and fun! Come
join us! Campers will participate in a variety of activities,
games, arts n’ crafts, sports and movies each day.
Code :
Date:
Fee:
Theme:
300015A
Monday, March 21
$30.00
Sports
300015B
Tuesday, March 22
$30.00
Movie Day
300015C
Wednesday, March 23
$30.00
Eggstravaganza
300015D
Thursday, March 24
$30.00
Beach Day
Grade:
K - 4th Grade
Time:
9:00am - 4:00pm
Location: Grayslake Park District Rec Center
ULTIMATE NERF TAG
Grade: K - 8th
Come join us for a fun evening of STREET ZONE style
nerf tag! We’ll provide everything you need for this fun
afternoon! Grab some friends and come on out to play!
Please wear comfortable clothes, gym shoes and bring
a water bottle. (TP)
Code:
Grade:
Time:
330000A
K - 4th grade
5:00 - 6:30pm
330000B
5th - 8th grade
6:30 - 8:00pm
Date: Saturday, April 2
Location: Rec Center Gym
Min / Max: 16 / 36
Register by: March 26
FATHER / SON DODGEBALL NIGHT
Grade: K - 8th grade
Turn off your video games and join the Park District
for a challenging evening of Dodgeball. We will break
you up into equal teams and play some fun games.
No knowledge of the game is necessary. Please wear
comfortable clothes, gym shoes and bring water.
Code:
Grade:
Time:
300016A
K - 4th grade
5:00 - 6:30pm
300016B
5th - 8th grade
6:30 - 8:00pm
Date: Saturday, April 23 Location: Rec Center Gym
Min / Max: 16 / 36
Register by: April 15
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Code:
Date:
Fee:
300015E
Monday, March 21
$30.00
300015F
Tuesday, March 22
$30.00
300015G
Wednesday, March 23
$30.00
300015H
Thursday, March 24
$30.00
FAMILY DODGEBALL NIGHT
Grade: 1st grade and up
Join us for a challenging evening of Dodgeball! We will
break up into equal teams and play some fun games.
No knowledge of the game is necessary; just grab your
friends to have some fun! Please wear comfortable
clothes and dry clean gym shoes. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
300001A
Saturday, April 9
6:00 - 7:30pm
Min / Max: 16 / 40
Register By: April 2
MOTHER / SON SPORTS NIGHT
Boys, grab your mom and join us for a night you won’t
forget! This is no ordinary date, come dressed to play
in comfortable clothes and gym shoes. We will begin
our night playing all kinds of fun and crazy games.
Please register early, you don’t want to miss out on this
fun night. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
300010A
Friday, April 15
6:00 - 7:30pm
Min / Max: 16 / 40
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PRESCHOOL
ABOUT OUR PROGRAM:
The Grayslake Community Park District offers preschool for Young 3-year-olds and 3 & 4-year-olds. Our
program focuses on cognitive, social, emotional and
physical development, to ensure that each child progresses to his/her fullest potential. Activities include:
arts and crafts, language arts, circle time, music,
movement, games, outdoor play and independent play,
along with developmental activities. This program will
help build your child’s love for learning. Our curriculum includes math skills, science, reading readiness,
shapes, colors, music, movement, and a full spectrum
of games and activities that help children develop
social skills. Field trips, guest speakers, speciality
programs, and holiday parties add to the enrichment of
your child.
PAYMENT & REFUND POLICY
Tuition payments are based on the total number of
school days divided into nine equal monthly installments.
Participants are required to make the FIRST & LAST
months’ installments at the time of registration. Subsequent payments are due on the 1st of each month,
beginning October 1st. Tuition payments not received
by the 10th of the month will incur a $25.00 late fee.
Tuition payments not received by the end of the month
will result in the removal of the child from the program
and the May tuition payment will be applied to that
month. No prorated fees will be given for partial
month’s attendance or withdrawal!
The LAST month’s tuition payment paid at the time of
registration is used as a security deposit and is NONREFUNDABLE should a refund request be made after
October 1st. If a refund request is made prior to October 1st, a full refund is granted, less a $100 service
charge. All refund requests must be made in writing.
Refund forms are available online or at the Rec Center.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
2016 - 2017 School Year
Registration is currently being accepted at the
Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive.
Some classes are filled, for current openings, please
call the Park District Administrative Office at
847-223-7529
Please bring the following in order to Register:
* Copy of Child’s Birth Certificate
* First and Last Months Tuition
* Completed Registration Form
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If Preschool is in your plans for the
upcoming school year, have you thought
about summer camp for your child? The
I Love Learning Preschool encourages
our new students to participate in camps
as a gentle introduction before starting
preschool in the Fall. Most of our camps
take place in our preschool rooms and
follow preschool’s daily routines with
splashes and twists of fun!
For more information on our Preschool
Summer Camps please see pages 48 &
49 in the brochure. Any questions, please
call Shelly Regnier, Recreation Supervisor
or Mary Kay Olson, Preschool Director at
the Park District office.
Questions
Questions about Preschool?
Contact Shelly Regnier, Recreation Supervisor
at (847) 223-7529 or [email protected]
Mary Kay Olson, Preschool Director
YOUNG 3-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM
PLEASE NOTE:
Some classes are filled.
Please call the Park District office to
check availability!
Must turn 3 years old between September 2, 2016 - February 28, 2017
Should be potty trained, however they can wear Pull-Ups.
Code:
520001A
520001B
520001C
Days:
Tues & Thurs
Mon & Wed
Tues & Thurs
Times:
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Monthly Fees:
$101 / Res $126 / Non
$101 / Res $126 / Non
$101 / Res $126 / Non
Location:
United Protestant Church
PRESCHOOL
I LOVE LEARNING PRESCHOOL
2016 - 2017 CLASS SCHEDULE
School Dates: Week of September 5, 2016 - May 15, 2017
Class Maximum: 10
3-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM
Must turn 3 years old by September 1, 2016 (Sorry, no exceptions)
Must be potty trained!
Code:
520002A
520002B
520002C
520002D
Days:
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Mon, Wed & Fri
Mon, Wed & Fri
Times:
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
12:15 - 2:45 p.m.
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
12:15 - 2:45 p.m.
Monthly Fees:
$106 / Res $132 / Non
$106 / Res $132 / Non
$146 / Res $182 / Non
$146 / Res $182 / Non
Location:
Rec Center
Rec Center
Rec Center
Rec Center
Class Maximum: 14
4-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM
Must be 4 years old by September 1, 2016 (Sorry, no exceptions)
Must be potty trained!
Code:
520003A
520003B
520003C
520003D
Days:
Mon, Wed & Fri
Mon, Wed & Fri
Mon, Wed & Fri
Mon, Wed & Fri
Times:
8:45 - 11:45 a.m.
8:45 - 11:45 a.m.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Monthly Fees:
$163 / Res $204 / Non
$163 / Res $204 / Non
$163 / Res $204 / Non
$163 / Res $204 / Non
Location:
Rec Center
Jones Island
Rec Center
Jones Island
Class Maximum: 14
PRE-K ENRICHMENT ADD-ON PROGRAM
This enrichment program is an add-on to our 4-year-old Preschool. It is designed for those children who are ready
to go to school 5 days per week. Children must be enrolled in the Park District’s 4-year old preschool to enroll for the Add-On Enrichment Program. The enrichment program has been designed to introduce young students to famous artist each month, expose and expand on phonics, early reading skills, math, science discovery
& animal habitats, handwriting and much more. This add-on class is a wonderful and educational experience for
your preschooler. Must be 4 years old by September 1, 2016 (Sorry, no exceptions) Must be potty trained!
Code:
520000A
520000B
Days:
Tues & Thurs.
Tues & Thurs.
Times:
8:45 - 11:45 a.m.
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Class Maximum: 14
Monthly Fees:
$106 / Res $132 / Non
$106 / Res $132 / Non
Location:
Rec Center
Rec Center
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PARENT & TOT
LOCATIONS
Monday:
Libertyville Sports Complex
Thursday:
Lindenhurst Park District
Instructor: Music-in-the-Box Staff
Min / Max: 1 / 6
MUSIC MASTERS 1
Age: 8 - 20 months with parent
Music is essential to your baby’s development. Rhythmic books
and multisensory music activities are used to help families enhance language development and motor skills while stimulating
an early love of music. This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
301001A
301001B
Date:
Mon. Apr. 18 - May 23
Thurs. Apr. 21 - May 26
Time:
10:30 - 11:00am
11:00 - 11:30am
Fee: $69 Res. / $86 Nonres. - $54 each additional sibling
Instructor: Music-In-The-Box Staff
Register By: One week prior
MUSIC MASTERS 2
Age: 1 1/2 - 3 years with parent
Music is the ideal activity at this age of energy, independence,
and social awareness. Singing, dancing, books, and purposeful
instrument play will delight your child and stimulate language development. Basic music concepts are introduced, increasing your
child’s musical intelligence. This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
301002A
301002B
Date:
Mon. Apr. 18 - May 23
Time:
9:30 - 10:15am
10:00 - 10:45am
Engage your child socially and take the next step in music education as music theory and language are introduced through games
and independent thinking. Intelligent music and movement activities make this class the perfect preschool complement. Level
three is designed for confident talkers and singers. This is a
contractual program. (SR)
Date:
10
Calling all lads and lassies! Wear
your green and be surprised at who
else will be wearing his St. Patrick’s
Day shirt. We will read a book and
make a craft. Parents - bring your
camera! (SR)
Code: 201010A
Date: Saturday, March 12
Time: 9:30 - 10:30am
Location: Recreation Center MPB
Min / Max: 6 / 12
Register By: Mar. 5
PRINCESS SOPHIA‛S
TEA PARTY
Age: 2 - 6 years with parent
Mind your manners at this royal
event of the season. We hope to
see you in your best attire at this
high class party. We will be serving
tea (apple juice) and little cakes,
making a fun craft project and playing party games. Ms. Sharon can’t
wait to greet you for this fabulous
event! (SR)
Code: 301016A
Time: 9:30 - 10:45am
$12 each additional sibling
Min / Max: 5 / 10
DOC McSHARON‛S
ANIMAL CLINIC
MUSIC MASTERS 3
Code:
301003A
ST. PATRICK‛S DAY FUN!
Time:
11:45 - 12:30pm
Learn how to be a good veterinarian to your stuffed animals. We
will learn how to diagnose your
toy’s ailment and fix them up. We
will make our own doctor kit, too.
Come have fun with us, as we learn
some simple first aid and have a
lot of fun. Ms. Sharon will even
teach us how to wrap a bandage
on our special toy or stuffed animal.
Please bring your buddy along to
join the class. (SR)
Code: 301017A
Date: Saturday, May 21
Time: 9:30 - 10:45am
Min / Max: 6 / 12
Register By: May 14
This class will help your child’s flexibility, hand-eye coordination, motor
skills and sensory awareness, as
well as over all fun. This class
uses music, toys, dancing, bubbles,
a parachute and much more to get
your youngster laughing. This is a
Code: 301004A
Date: Tuesday, Apr. 26 - May 31
Time: 9:15 - 10:00am
Location: Recreation Center MPA
Instructor: Michele Bauman
Min / Max: 6 / 12
MESSY CREATIONS
Age: 18 mo - 3 years w/parent
Attention all moms and dads,
here’s a chance for your child to
get messy and discover the world
of art. This class is designed for
children to create their own masterpieces each week with paints,
shaving cream and glue. There
will also be plenty of time to play
games and sing songs. Please
wear old clothes as we’re getting
messy while creating new art. This
is a contractual program. (SR)
Code: 301029A
Time: 10:10 - 10:55am
Location: Rec Center MPA
Instructor: Michele Bauman
Min / Max: 6 / 12
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC
Bring your favorite teddy bear or
stuffed animal and join us for a
spectacular time. During story time,
we will have a kid-friendly snack.
We will also have a very special
visit with a famous bear that lives in
the Hundred-Acre Woods. (SR)
Code: 301025A
Time: 10:00 - 11:00am
Min / Max: 4 / 8
ALPHABET PALS
Let’s learn about our alphabet while
creating puppets. Each week we
will focus on a different letter and
create a different puppet to go with
it. We will use socks, bags, and
even our own hands. Once we
create our puppets, we will sing a
song, read a story, or dance to our
letter of the week. (SR)
Code: 301006A
Date: Wed., Apr. 27 - June 1
Time: 10:45 - 11:30am
Location: Rec Center MPUL
Instructor: Ms. Sam
Min / Max: 4 / 8
PARENT & TOT SWIM
Age: 8 months - 3 years
Parent and child will experience
water exploration and an introduction to basic water skills. Classes
are held at Fitness Pursuit in their
endless pools. All children must
wear a swim diaper and only one
child per parent. (TP)
Code: 301030A
Date: Thurs., May 12 - June 2
Time: 10:00 - 10:30am
Location: Fitness Pursuit
Fee: $60 per couple
Min / Max: 3 / 8
Register By: May 5
Ages: 3 years with parent
Become more active with your tot!
Each week, parents and tots will
throw, run and jump together as
they play a variety of games and
work on gross motor skills. Basic
skills and having fun will be emphasized. (TP)
Code: 301011A
Time: 9:30 - 10:30am
Min / Max: 8 / 20
PARENT & TOT
PARENT & CHILD
ALL STAR SPORTS
LITTLE GIGGLES 2
GYM TIME FOR
TODDLERS
Age: 18 - 24 months with parent
Let the toddlers play! Spring
months and uncertain weather, limits outdoor activities but we saved
some gym time so that you and
your child can explore and play. We
will lead a semi-structured class
where having fun and being active
are the priorities. (SR)
Code: 301031A
Date: Monday, April 25 - June 6
(No Class May 30)
Time: 10:30 - 11:30am
Min / Max: 8 / 20
TOT OPEN GYM
Age: Walking - 6 years
The gym is open for your enjoyment! This is an unstructured, parentsupervised program. The Park District will supply everything you need
to have fun with your child. Their is no commitment; fees are collected
daily at the registration desk! (TP)
Days:
Date:
Time:
Location:
Mon/Wed/Fri Feb. 29 - Apr. 15 10:30 - 11:30am Rec Center Gym
Door Fee: $3 Res. Child / $5 Nonres. Child - Adults are FREE!
Punch Card:12 Visit Pass - $33 Res. / $57 Nonres.
Schedule is subject to change, please check our
website at www.glpd.com for days and times.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
~ SAVE THE DATE ~
Taste of Grayslake Family Picnic & Fireworks!!!
SATURDAY, JUNE 25th
PARENTS FRIDAY OUT
Age: 3 - 12 years
Take the night off - we will watch
the kids! The night will be planned
to include a variety of fun activities that include: a movie, making healthy snack creations, play
time, art projects, and gym time to
release extra energy. This class
will utilize most of the rooms at
the Recreation center, so children
can move around and participate
in many different activities. Age
groups will be separated for art and
gym time. Please make sure your
child eats dinner; we will provide a
snack/dessert. (SR)
Age: 5 - 12 years
Children are guaranteed to have
a great time as they learn a wide
variety of fascinating tricks! Amaze
family and friends with tricks that
involve cards, ropes, coins, mind
reading and more. While the tricks
may appear difficult, you’ll discover
that they are quick to learn and
easy to perform. All materials are
provided and each child will receive
a magic kit to take home. Feel free
to sign up for new classes, new
tricks will be taught at each class.
This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code: 302000A
Date: Friday, April 29
Time: 6:00 - 8:30pm
Location: Recreation Center
Min / Max: 15 / 40
Code: 210015B
Date: Thursday, April 21
Time: 6:45 - 7:40pm
Location: Libertyville
Sports Complex
Instructor: Gary Kantor and Staff
Min / Max: 5 / 30
LEGOS & STAR WARS
LEAPING LEPRECHAUNS
Ages: 3 1/2 - 5 years
Here is a class that is sure to be
a blast! We will design and build
an awesome Star War set out of
Legos. Let your imagination run
wild while Ms. Sharon will help
make it real. (SR)
Code: 302013A
Time: 11:15 - 1:00pm
Instructor: Ms. Sharon
Min / Max: 4 / 8
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GARY KANTOR‛S MAGIC
Age: 3 - 7 years
With Ms. Sam & Ms. Meghan leading the class together - it is guaranteed to be a leaping good time! At
our St. Patty’s Party we’ll be having
pizza, making a craft and going on
a hunt for gold. Ms. Meghan will
teach a fun Irish Jig for everyone to
show off during the last 5 minutes
of class. Ms. Sam will put together
a one of a kind craft to make a lasting memory. Grab a friend and join
us for some leprechaun giggles!
(SR)
Code: 202023A
Date: Friday, March 11
Time: 6:15 - 8:00pm
Min / Max: 6 / 18
Register By: Mar. 4
EGG COLORING FUN
Age: 3 - 8 years
Let’s get together to color eggs and
decorate cookies! Every child will
get to color a dozen eggs to take
home. They will be able to make
personal designs on their eggs.
Please wear play clothes, we will
be working with color dye. Afterwards, we will decorate cookies!
Don’t miss out on the fun! (SR)
Code: 200006A
Date: Friday, March 18
Time: 5:45 - 6:45pm
Min / Max: 6 / 10
DRIVE-IN MOVIE
Age: 3 - 6 years
There is nothing like letting a child’s
imagination run wild. Here is the
class for that. Each participant
will customize their own hot rod
box - that’s right, the old fashion
cardboard box will transform into
a one of a kind car! Once the hot
rods have been completed, it is
time to head to the drive-in to watch
a movie and have a snack. Each
participant will take home their customized hot rod. This is an evening
you shouldn’t miss out on! (SR)
Code: 302026A
Date: Friday, May 27
Time: 5:30 - 7:00pm
Min / Max: 6 / 15
Register By: May 20
Age: 3 - 7 years
Passports will be issued to travel
around the world. We will explore a different country every
week: Ireland, France, Spain and
England. We will listen to music,
make a snack or create a project
to go along with a story. This is a
4-week program. (SR)
Code: 302068A
Time: 1:00 - 2:30pm
Min / Max: 4 / 8
LET‛S MAKE FLOWERS
Age: 3 - 5 years
Each week we will create new flowers, design a mosaic flower pot,
paint, and turn a cupcake into a
flower. This is a 4-week program.
(SR)
Code: 302067A
Date: Thursday, Apr. 28 - May 19
Time: 1:00 - 2:00pm
Min / Max: 4 / 8
SPRING MINI FAIRY
GARDEN
Age: 3 - 6 years
We will spend time custom decorating flower pots, carefully arrange
plants and create a fairy scene to
be taken home and cared for under
the watchful eye of the owner. (SR)
Code: 302066A
Time: 11:00 - 12:45pm
Sibling Fee: $12 each
Min / Max: 4 / 8
T-BALL FOR TOTS
Age: 3 - 4 years
OK, little guys and gals, no more watching big brother or sister play
- now it’s your turn! This class will teach the very basic fundamentals
of base running, fielding, throwing and batting. Parent involvement is
encouraged in this class. Players should bring a baseball glove to class.
(TP)
Code:
302027A
302027B
Age:
3 yr. olds
4 yr. olds
Time:
9:00 - 9:45am
10:00 - 10:45am
Date: Saturday, April 30 - June 4
Location: Alleghany Park
Min / Max: 8 / 20
YOUNG REMBRANDTS
Age: 3 1/2 - 5 years
Relieve winter boredom with Young
Rembrandts drawing class! Our
students will learn shape recognition as they create a colorful
masterpiece using circles, triangles
and squares. Drawing a chilly
Eskimo will provide a fun lesson on
texture and portraits. Aliens, a fire
truck and a lot more entertainment
awaits your promising artist when
they enroll in Young Rembrandts.
Register now! This is a contractual
program. (SR)
Code: 202008C
Date: Tuesday, Mar. 29 - May 3
Time: 4:00 - 4:45pm
Min / Max: 5 / 10
BLAST OFF INTO SPACE
Age: 3 - 6 years
Learn about the Solar System,
outer space and life as an astronaut. We will discover far off planets, investigate facts about the sun
and the moon and learn the names
of popular star constellations that
appear in the night’s sky. (SR)
EARLY CHILDHOOD
PASSPORT TO THE
WORLD
Code: 302064A
Date: Friday, Apr. 29 - June 3
Time: 2:00 - 3:00pm
Min / Max: 4 / 8
JUNIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Age: 3 - 7 years
The Junior Mechanical Engineering classes introduce our youngest
engineers to fundamental concepts of energy, materials, and movement.
Through open and focused exploration, students explore and construct
their own roller coasters, catapults, cars, and more. This amazing class
will help children build problem solving skills and encourage kids to discover how things work. This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
302065A
Wednesday, Apr. 27 - June 1
5:30 - 7:00pm
Location: Wildwood Park District Rule House
33325 N. Sears Blvd.
Min / Max: 8 / 14
13
EARLY CHILDHOOD
TOTALLY TWOS LEVEL 2
Age: 2 year olds
This class is designed for those 2
year-olds who have participated in
“Totally Two’s - First Timers” with
very little separation anxiety. Totally Two’s Level 2 has two instructors
who will lead your child in arts and
crafts, circle time, story time and
free play. Help your child explore
their independence by registering
them for Totally Twos! (SR)
Code: 302007A
Time: 9:15 - 10:45am
Instructor: Ms. Sam & Miss Megan
Min / Max: 6 / 12
SPRING HIKES
Age: 4 - 8 years
Get acquainted with Mother Nature!
Each class covers various topics
such as rocks, dinosaurs, science,
bugs, weather, etc. You will receive
an itinerary at your first class. This
class is held outdoors, so please
dress accordingly. Please bring a
water bottle to each class meeting.
(SR)
Code: 302029A
Date: Thursday, Apr. 28 - June 2
Time: 12:45 - 1:45pm
Location: 1st class meeting Rollins
Savannah off Drury Ln.
Min / Max: 4 / 10
PARENTS MORNING OFF!
EXPLORING SCIENCE
Age: 3 - 5 years
We will explore science in many
different fun and safe ways. Viewing through a microscope, creating
a volcano and making a lava bottle
are just a few examples! All of our
chemicals are safe items that can
be found in your home, such as
vinegar, baking soda, glue and oil.
(SR)
Code: 302001A
Time: 11:15 - 12:15pm
Instructor: Ms. Sam
Min / Max: 5 / 10
RAINBOW MAGIC
Age: 2 - 3 years
Explore the colors of the rainbow
in this great class! Each week, a
new project will be made using a
certain color of the rainbow. We
will create crafts, play games and
have a wonderful time. Children
are encouraged to wear the week’s
color. The first class is all about the
rainbow. We may get messy, so
please dress your child accordingly.
(SR)
Code: 302049A
Date: Thursday, April 28 - June 2
Time: 12:00 - 1:00pm
Min / Max: 4 / 6
Age: 2 - 5 years
Too many chores and errands to run with no time to yourself? Let us
give you a break for a little while, we will have time to play games, make
a craft, enjoy a story and have unstructured play time. Why not take
advantage of this fun class for your child(ren). (SR)
Code: 302024A
Date: Monday, Apr. 18 - May 23
Time: 9:00 - 10:30am
Instructor: Ms. Sam
Min / Max: 6 / 12
14
NO BAKE COOKING CLASS
Age: 4 - 5 years
This class will teach children simple
and healthy ways to make snacks
that they can make again at home.
Children love to be independent
and these recipes will help them
with preparing food for themselves.
Code: 302047A
Time: 11:30 - 12:30pm
Instructor: Ms. Sharon Fenn
Min / Max: 4 / 8
SMART ART
Age: 3 - 5 years
What happens when you combine
science and art, you have Smart
Art? Join Ms. Sharon for a one of
a kind art class that uses science in
the creative process. Please wear
play clothes and come ready to
have fun. (SR)
Code: 302063A
Time: 10:45 - 11:45am
Instructor: Ms. Sharon
Min / Max: 4 / 6
PLAY-DOH BONANZA
Age: 3 - 5 years
We will be making our very own
play-doh to play with and you can
take it home for the fun to continue.
We supply all the ingredients and
play-doh equipment for our playdoh creations. Each week
Ms. Sharon will have a different
play-doh to make and create with.
(SR)
Code: 302046A
Time: 11:00 - 11:45am
Min / Max: 4 / 6
HELLO, CUPCAKE!
Age: 5 - 9 years with an adult
Learn how to create cute cupcakes for spring! You’ll
get hands on with frosting and decorating prepared
cupcakes in festive spring colors. Each parent/child
couple will take home a half dozen decorated cupcakes to share and enjoy. This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
310052A
Saturday, April 16
10:30 - 12:30pm
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Age: 10 - 14 years
Learn how to make homemade tortillas and enjoy with
a taco party. You’ll get hands on with making tortilla
dough, preparing it on a griddle and filling them with
an assortment of taco fillings for our taco party. This is
a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
310052C
Saturday, May 21
10:30 - 12:30pm
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Register By: May 14
SMOOTHIES & SHAKES
SMOOTHIES & SHAKES
Age: 5 - 9 years with an adult
Learn how to incorporate summer’s fresh fruits into a
refreshing and healthy treat! You’ll get hands on with
creating customized smoothies and shakes, incorporating fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables. This is a
Code:
Date:
Time:
310052B
Saturday, June 4
10:30 - 12:30pm
Min / Max: 8 / 20
TACO LOCO
Age: 10 - 14 years
Learn how to incorporate summer’s fresh fruits into a
refreshing and healthy treat! You’ll get hands on with
creating customized smoothies and shakes, incorporating fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables. This is a
Code:
Date:
Time:
310052D
Saturday, June 4
10:30 - 12:30pm
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Register By: May 28
Register By: May 28
HEIRLOOM & ORGANIC GARDENING
Age: 10 years & up
This is a great class to help educate people on the ease of gardening using Heirloom and Organic seeds. With
all the attention on eating healthier this class will provide education on growing your own vegetables from seed
thus avoiding the GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms) produce and products. The students will have the opportunity to select and plant many different varieties of tomatoes, herbs and assorted veggies in a seed starter
cell that they take home with them. The class will provide seed saving techniques, composting information along
with how to make & use non chemical fertilizer and natural pesticides.
YOUTH RECREATION PROGRAMS
YOUNG CHEF COOKING CLASS
Classes will be lead by Joelen Tan, Chef & Culinary Instructor for What’s Cooking Chicago
Spring is the time to start thinking about planting some of your seeds to grow seedlings for transplanting. Especially, things like tomatoes and peppers that take a little longer to be ready for Summer. Starting your seeds early
means they’ll start producing for you earlier in the season, granting you a longer production period and more produce. Class fee includes 100’s of seed selections and 36 cell mini greenhouse with peat pots. (KR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
320129A
Saturday, April 2
10:00am - 12:00pm
320129B
Saturday, April 23
10:00am - 12:00pm
Location: Wildwood Park District Rule House, 33325 N. Sears Blvd.
Instructor: Monica Fischer
Min / Max: 4 / 20
Register By: March 26 & April 16
Taste of Grayslake Family Picnic & Fireworks!!!
SATURDAY, JUNE 25th
15
YOUNG REMBRANDTS SPRING BREAK CAMP
Horses, Horses & More!
Age: 6 - 13 years
Three fun filled days await our students as we explore the wonderful
world of horses. Horses are not only graceful and majestic animals,
but they are also excellent subjects to draw and color. In our Young
Rembrandts Horse Drawing Workshop, our students will learn how to
draw horses of all shapes, sizes, and styles. We’ll use different media to create colorful compositions which help our students strengthen
their coloring skills. On our final day we will create a large drawing with
pastels. Challenging drawings reward our students with a greater sense
of accomplishment. Please wear an old shirt or smock to the final day of
class. Enroll today! This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Days:
Date:
Time:
210030A
M/W/F
Mar. 21 - Mar. 25
1:00 - 2:30pm
Min / Max: 5 / 10
YOUNG REMBRANDTS
Age: 6 - 12 years
Artist will advance techniques in
color pencil, marker and Sharpie.
A fast food life, emotions and the
statue of liberty will provide a lot of
fun and many artistic challenges.
Young Rembrandts students will
emulate master artist Andy Warhol, create their own skateboard
graphic and much more. Make this
an unforgettable winter for learning
and fun. Enroll today! This is a
Code: 210004C
Date: Tuesday, Mar. 29 - May 3
Time: 5:00 - 5:45pm
Min / Max: 5 / 10
PAJAMA PARTY FUN!
Age: 7 - 12 years
Wear a comfy pair of PJ’s and
bring a pillow or blanket and come
to have fun. We will play games,
make a craft and finish the night
watching a movie and having a
snack. (SR)
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Code: 302055A
Date: Friday, May 6
Time: 6:00 - 8:30pm
Sibling Fee: $12 each
Min / Max: 8 / 16
GARY KANTOR‛S MAGIC
Age: 5 - 12 years
Children are guaranteed to have
a great time as they learn a wide
variety of fascinating tricks! Amaze
family and friends with tricks that
involve cards, ropes, coins, mind
reading and more. While the tricks
may appear difficult, you’ll discover
that they are quick to learn and
easy to perform. All materials are
provided and each child will receive
a magic kit to take home. Feel free
to sign up for new classes, new
tricks will be taught at each class.
Code: 210015B
Date: Thursday, April 21
Time: 6:45 - 7:40pm
Location: Libertyville
Sports Complex
Instructor: Gary Kantor and Staff
Min / Max: 5 / 30
THE KEYS OF BRUBAR
BEGINNING KEYBOARD
Age: 6 - 10 years
Get ready for an intergalactic,
out-of –this-world keyboard lesson
experience! Our 4 fun Martians
(Brubar, Bebe, Bjorn, Stan) will
teach students notes, chords, fun
songs and more in a setting tailored
for group instruction. Keyboard
rental is available for $5.00 per
week and $15.95 is the book fee to
be paid to the instructor. This is a
Code: 310001A
Time: 5:00 - 6:00pm
Min / Max: 4 / 15
MARS JAMZZ
BEGINNER GUITAR 1
Age: 7 - 12 years
Get ready for an intergalactic, outof-this-world guitar lesson experience! Our 4 fun Martians (Bjorn,
Bebe, Brubar and Stan) teach
students the parts of the guitar,
notes on the guitar, guitar tablature,
chords, fun songs, and more in a
setting tailored for group instruction. Students will take turns playing melody and chords together,
with their instructor and each other,
to maximize the group experience!
Book fee of $15.95 is to be paid
to instructor at first class; payable
to Guitar Fundamentals. This is a
Code: 310000A
Time: 6:00 - 7:00pm
Min / Max: 4 / 15
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
Make Your Own Superhero‛s Movie
Age: 8 - 12 years
Villains won’t stand a chance when we team up your crime fighting superheroes! Join us as we summon writers, directors and editors to make our
own super movie. Working in teams to create our own story and script,
create your own background scenes and film our own movie, using your
own characters, we’ll help to stop crime in our movie city. All students
will get a copy of their movie for home screening, after class is complete.
Code:
Date:
Time:
310025A
Friday, May 6 - May 27
6:15 - 7:30pm
Min / Max: 6 / 12
Instructor: Computer Explorers
Age: 11 years and up
The American Red Cross Babysitters Training course provides
individuals with the information and
skills necessary to provide safe and
responsible care for children in the
absence of parents or adult guardians. Get the knowledge, skills and
confidence to care for infants and
school-age children. Please bring
a sack lunch, drink and doll with
you to class. This is a contractual
program. (SR)
Time: 9:15am - 2:15pm
Min / Max: 8 / 10
Code: 210011D
Code: 310011A
HOME ALONE
Spring Break Camp is packed with friends and fun! Come
join us! Campers will participate in a variety of activities,
games, arts n’ crafts, sports and movies each day.
Code :
Date:
Fee:
Theme:
300015A
Monday, March 21
$30.00
Sports
300015B
Tuesday, March 22
$30.00
Movie Day
300015C
Wednesday, March 23
$30.00
Eggstravaganza
300015D
Thursday, March 24
$30.00
Beach Day
Grade:
K - 4th Grade
Time:
9:00am - 4:00pm
Location: Grayslake Park District Rec Center
Age: 7 - 12 years
This class teaches children basic
rules and information for responsible self-care. Students will learn
how to enter their home safely,
what to do when somebody knocks
on the door, important phone numbers, how to answer the phone,
what to do when approached by
a stranger, safety precautions
that will help prevent injuries and
fires and what to do in case of an
emergency. We’ll also stress the
importance of following the rules
and communication with parents/
guardians. Students will receive
an activity book and a certificate
of completion and an informational
hand out for parents. This is a
AMERICAN RED CROSS
BABYSITTING COURSE
Time: 2:30 - 4:00pm
Min / Max: 6 / 12
Code: 210013B
Code: 310013A
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Create. Strengthen. Play.
Everyone in the community is
invited to explore circus arts.
There is a place for every ability
and all participant will be successfully challenged in a safe,
creative environment.
SPRING BREAK CIRCUS SAMPLER
Age: 7 - 12 years
Join Circus Kazoo for movement exploration over your spring break. If
you didn’t leave on vacation, you can still run away with the circus! Bring
a friend for extra fun. We will balance, juggle, and clown around each day
on circus equipment or each other. This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
210036A
Mon. - Wed., Mar. 21 - 23
9:00 - 11:30am
Location: Movement Art Space, 100 S. Atkinson Rd. - Grayslake
Instructor: Circus Kazoo Staff
Min / Max: 4 / 10
CIRCUS FUN!
Age: 8 - 11 years - Apprentice
11 - 14 years - Master Level
During the Mechanical Engineering
unit, students use the Engineering Design Process to design,
create, test, and improve a variety of machines and mechanical
systems. Students learn basics of
energy, traction, aerodynamics,
and durability while constructing
roller coasters, eggstreme defense
vehicles, and an incredibly fast
air-powered custom dragster. This
amazing class will motivate kids to
learn math and science concepts
by engaging them in real-world
engineering problems. This is a
Age: 7 - 15 years
Join Circus Kazoo for movement exploration in this classic performance
art. We will balance, juggle, and clown around each practice on groundbased circus equipment, including each other. Grow in strength, short
term memory, motor planning, and grit! This session will have an optional
performance opportunity in late May. This is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
310022A Monday, Apr. 18 - May 23
5:30 - 6:30pm
Code: 310056A
Time: 5:30 - 7:00pm
Location: Wildwood Park District
Min / Max: 8 / 14
Instructor: Circus Kazoo Staff
Min / Max: 4 / 10
PARENTS FRIDAY OUT
INTRO TO AERIAL ARTS
Age: 7 - 15 years
This is an introductory level class on silks, trapeze and lyra with lots of
hanging upside down! 1.5 hour class includes warm-up and stretch. This
is a contractual program. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
310021A Monday, Apr. 18 - May 23
6:00 - 7:30pm
Instructor: Monkey Aerial Arts, LLC.
Min / Max: 2 / 6
NATIONAL JELLY BEAN DAY
Age: 8 - 12 years
Come join us to celebrate the national holiday designed to recognize the
jelly bean! We will provide the bean, you bring your creative side. Create
a master piece of jelly bean artwork. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
310055A
Friday, April 22
6:00 - 7:15pm
18
APPRENTICE & MASTER
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Age: 3 - 12 years
Take the night off - we will watch
the kids! The night will be planned
to include a variety of fun activities that include: a movie, making healthy snack creations, play
time, art projects, and gym time to
release extra energy. This class
will utilize most of the rooms at
the Recreation center, so children
can move around and participate
in many different activities. Age
groups will be separated for art and
gym time. Please make sure your
child eats dinner; we will provide a
snack/dessert. (SR)
Code: 302000A
Time: 6:00 - 8:30pm
Min / Max: 15 / 40
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Tuesday, March 22
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300015G
Wednesday, March 23
$30.00
300015H
Thursday, March 24
$30.00
SPRING BREAK OPEN PLAY
Age: 6 years and up
Come join us over Spring Break for our Specialty Open Gyms!
The Park District will supply everything needed. Each day will be
fully supervised by Park District staff. Clean gym shoes must be
worn, please bring a water bottle.
Date:
Mon., March 21
Tues., March 22
Wed., March 23
Thurs., March 24
Sport:
Open Basketball
Open Dodgeball
Open Volleyball
Ultimate Nerf Tag (Max 20)
Location: Recreation Center Gym
Time: 1:00 - 3:00pm each day
Door Fee: $3 Res. / $5 Nonres. per day
YOUTH ATHLETICS
SPRING BREAK SPORTS CAMP
Open Gym Hotline:
223-2844
Don‛t forget to visit
our website at
www.glpd.com for a
monthly open gym
calendar or call the
open gym hotline for
last minute open gyms
added to the schedule
due to bad weather
and/or program
cancellations!
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YOUTH ATHLETICS
LEARN TO ICE SKATE LESSONS
RINK SIDE ICE ARENA
GURNEE MILLS
All skaters are required to join US Basic Skills
(USFS). The annual membership fee is $15
for coverage from June 2015 - June 2016.
Forms are available at Guest Services. The
Annual Membership includes additional
accidental insurance, membership card and
record book to track your progress. Skate
rentals are available through Rink Side at an
additional cost. Please check their website
for current rates.
SNOWPLOW SAM 1
Beginning level for ages 3-5 years who have never had previous skating lessons.
Code:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
330008A Tues., 4/26 - 5/24
5:30 - 6:00pm
$63.00
330008B Sat., 4/30 - 5/28
10:15 - 10:45am $63.00
SNOWPLOW SAM 2
Beginning level for ages 3-5 years who have successfully
completed Snowplow Sam 1.
Code:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
330009A Tues., 4/26 - 5/24
5:30 - 6:00pm $63.00
330009B Sat., 4/30 - 5/28
8:45 - 9:15am $63.00
BASIC 1
Beginning level for ages 6-12 years who have never had
previous skating lessons.
Code:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
330010A Tues., 4/26 - 5/24
5:30 - 6:10pm $69.00
330010B Sat., 4/30 - 5/28
9:30 - 10:10am $69.00
HOCKEY 1
Beginning hockey for ages 3 & up who have successfully
completed either Snowplow Sam 2 or Basic 1. Requires
helmet with facemask, elbow pads, shin guards and hockey
gloves.
Code:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
330011A Tues., 4/26 - 5/24
4:45 - 5:25pm $69.00
330011B Sat., 4/30 - 5/28
9:30 - 10:10am $69.00
Rink Side Ice Arena - Gurnee Mills
Phone: (847) 856-1064 ext. 502
website: www.rink-side.com
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The Grayslake Community Park District welcomes
Dick’s Sporting Goods to its family of partners and
sponsors. We’re grateful to Dicks Sporting Goods
for their very generous donation of equipment and
supplies towards our youth sports programs this
year! Special thanks to Jeremiah Zimmer, Senior
Community Marketing Manager – Chicago North
for his support and coordination.
TRIATHLON FOR YOUTH
Age: 7 - 14 years
How to Prepare Clinic Are you looking to have your
youth prepared to do a TRI? Come to this clinic to learn
how to help your youth be prepared and train correctly
at their age. This is a contractual program. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
330024A Sunday, May 22
7:30 - 8:30pm
Fee: $12 per person
Min / Max: 4 / 25
Register By: May 15
YOUTH COMPU TRAINER BIKING
Age: 6 - 14 years
Bike training for youth to help them understand how to
work different efforts, technique and TRI talk. Bring a
bike 20in wheel or bigger & 2.0 width or narrower and a
water bottle. This is a contractual program. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
330025A Sunday, May 1
6:00 - 7:00pm
330025B Saturday, May 28
9:00 - 10:00am
Fee: $12 per person
Min / Max: 4 / 8
Register By: Apr. 23 & May 21
YOUTH SWIM & RUN
Age: 6 - 14 years
Let’s have some off season fun! Girls swim first, boys
run first. For the swim they need suit, towel, goggles &
need to be able to swim or stand up in 5ft of water. For
the run they need to be dressed for the temps for being
outside for 20 minutes. This is a contractual program.
Code:
Date:
Time:
330026A Saturday, April 23
9:00 - 10:00am
330026B Sunday, May 15
6:00 - 7:00pm
Fee: $7 per person
Min / Max: 4 / 12
Register By: Apr. 16 & May 8
Age: 3 year olds
The very basics of dribbling, passing and shooting will
all be worked on in this 30 minute per week class. No
longer does your little one have to watch everyone
else play, they can play too! All skills will be broken
down into easy drills and fun games to keep everyone
moving and having fun! Parents are invited to stay and
play also. All participants will receive a T-Shirt. Please
note child’s shirt size at registration. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
302028A Sat., Apr. 30 - June 4
9:00 - 9:30am
Location: Alleghany Park - Soccer Field 2
Min / Max: 8 / 20
THE SILLY SIDE OF EXERCISE
Age: 6 - 12 years
Exercise can be FUN! The instructor will lead this
class in physical activities and exercises that are good
for your body. Exercises may include mazes, crab
walks, bear crawls, jump ropes and hula hoops. All of
which will be set in a fun well-rounded workout. Wear
your workout clothes and come ready to have fun.
Please bring a water bottle to class. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
330028A Thurs., Apr. 21 - May 26
4:15 - 4:45pm
Instructor: Lisa Sullivan
Min / Max: 6 / 20
LET‛S MOVE!
Age: 6 - 10 years
Get ready to have fun and get your heart pumping
as we introduce you to some exercises in a fun and
exciting way. Game like freeze tag, simon says and
red light/green light will be played as well as learning
athletic drills that will help burn off that excess energy.
Wear your gym shoes and bring a water bottle. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
330029A Thurs., Apr. 21 - May 26
5:00 - 5:30pm
Min / Max: 6 / 20
YOUTH GOLF
LESSONS & LEAGUES
See pages 42 - 43 for
more information!
LITTLE LEAGUE SOCCER
Age: 4 - 7 years, Girls & Boys
Little League Soccer Program is a parent volunteer
coached league which provides the opportunity for
boys and girls to learn the skills of soccer in a low key
and non-competitive, fun atmosphere. The league runs
every Saturday and is set up so children practice for
the first half hour and play games the second half hour.
Division I: 4 - 5 years
Division II: 6 - 7 years
This class will meet unless there is heavy rain or
storms, so dress warmly and come on out to play! In
the event of bad weather, rain make-ups will be made
up on Sundays. Please request coach or teammates
when registering. Each player will receive a t-shirt,
please note shirt size at the time of registration. (TP)
Team Rosters and Game Schedules will be
posted on our website at www.glpd.com on
Monday, April 25th
Code:
330021A
330021B
League:
Division I
Division II
YOUTH ATHLETICS
SOCCER FOR TOTS
Date:
Saturday, Apr. 30 - June 4
Saturday, Apr. 30 - June 4
Time: 1-hour each week, between 9:00am - 5:00pm
Fee: On or Before Apr. 18th
After Apr. 18th
$60 Res. / $75 NR
$75 Res. / $93 NR
Min / Max: 32 / 96 per division
LITTLE LEAGUE SOCCER
COACHES SIGN-UP SHEET
Name:_________________________________
Child’s Name:___________________________
Address:_______________________________
City:___________________ Zip:____________
Home Phone:___________________________
Cell Phone:_____________________________
Email:_________________________________
Interested in Coaching:
4 - 5 yrs.___
6 - 7 yrs.___
Head Coach:_____ Assistant Coach:_____
Coaching with_________________________
Coach Shirt Size: _______
All interested coaches please fill out this portion and
return it to the Grayslake Park District Office.
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YOUTH ATHLETICS
AFTERSCHOOL SPORTS MANIA
Kindergarten - 4th Grade
2:15 - 3:45pm
Students will meet in gym when school is dismissed
PRAIRIEVIEW SCHOOL
ULTIMATE NERF TAG
Grade: K - 8th
Come join us for a fun evening of STREET ZONE style
nerf tag! We’ll provide everything you need for this fun
afternoon! Grab some friends and come on out to play!
Please wear comfortable clothes, gym shoes and bring
a water bottle. (TP)
Code:
Grade:
Time:
330000A
K - 4th grade
5:00 - 6:30pm
330000B
5th - 8th grade
6:30 - 8:00pm
Min / Max: 16 / 36
Register by: March 26
FATHER / SON DODGEBALL NIGHT
Grade: K - 8th grade
Turn off your video games and join the Park District
for a challenging evening of Dodgeball. We will break
you up into equal teams and play some fun games.
No knowledge of the game is necessary. Please wear
comfortable clothes, gym shoes and bring water.
Code:
Grade:
Time:
300016A
K - 4th grade
5:00 - 6:30pm
300016B
5th - 8th grade
6:30 - 8:00pm
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Date: Saturday, April 23 Location: Rec Center Gym
Min / Max: 16 / 36
FAMILY DODGEBALL NIGHT
Join us for a challenging evening of Dodgeball! We will
break up into equal teams and play some fun games.
No knowledge of the game is necessary; just grab your
friends to have some fun! Please wear comfortable
Code:
Date:
Time:
300001A
Saturday, April 9
6:00 - 7:30pm
Min / Max: 16 / 40
MOTHER / SON SPORTS NIGHT
Boys, grab your mom and join us for a night you won’t
forget! This is no ordinary date, come dressed to play
in comfortable clothes and gym shoes. We will begin
our night playing all kinds of fun and crazy games.
Please register early, you don’t want to miss out on this
fun night. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
300010A
Friday, April 15
6:00 - 7:30pm
Min / Max: 16 / 40
Grade: 3rd - 8th, Girls & Boys
With our parent volunteer coaches, this league will
offer girls and boys the opportunity to learn basic fundamentals, strategies and teamwork. Our league is designed so all teams are balanced and all athletes have
a chance to play. Participants will practice one hour
per week and have games on Saturdays. All players
must attend ONE player evaluation day. Pre-registration is required before attending evaluations. (BW)
Practice:
Games:
Fee:
Location:
Min / Max:
Register By:
Practices begin the week of Mar. 28
Saturdays, April 9 - May 14
On or Before March 8
$89 Res. / $111 Nonres.
After March 8
$99 Res. / $124 Nonres.
Grayslake Schools
4 / 8 teams per age group
March 8
EVALUATIONS
March 9th or March 10th
Must pre-register and attend one date listed
Code:
Grade:
Time:
Location:
230015A 3rd / 4th
5:45pm
Frederick
230015B 5th / 6th
6:30pm
Frederick
230015C 7th / 8th
7:15pm
Frederick
Youth Volleyball Coaches Sign-Up Sheet
All coaches MUST complete a criminal background
check and attend the CPR Class/Coaches Training on
March 16th at 6:00pm held at the Recreation Center,
240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake.
Name:_________________________________
Childs Name:____________________________
Home Phone:____________________________
SPIKEBALL
Spikeball is played 2v2 described as a high intensity
mix of volleyball and foursquare. Come join the fun
and see what it’s all about! Please wear comfortable
Code:
Date:
Time:
330027A
Sunday, April 24
4:00 - 5:30pm
Fee: $3 per person
Min / Max: 8 / 20
START SMART GOLF
Age: 4 - 6 years
Start Smart Golf teaches children the basic skills necessary to play golf. Utilizing the innovative line of Snag
Golf Products, even children who have never picked up
a club will discover how to play golf with fun activities
and exciting equipment that is safe and developmentally appropriate. Start Smart Golf encourages children
to learn at their own pace, while an instructor oversees
and assists each child with the program. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
330002A
Friday, Apr. 29 - June 3 4:30 - 5:30pm
330002B
Friday, Apr. 29 - June 3 5:30 - 6:30pm
YOUTH ATHLETICS
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
Location: Grayslake Golf Course
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Register by: Apr. 22
ALL STAR SPORTS
Age: 4 - 6 years
Calling all little ones looking to explore the world of
SPORTS! Each week, we will introduce the children
to a different sport, teaching the basic fundamentals in
a fun atmosphere. We will be playing: T-ball, soccer,
basketball, floor hockey and more fun active games.
Code:
Date:
Time:
330001A
Mon., Apr. 25 - June 6
10:30 - 11:30am
(No Class May 30)
330001B
Fri., Apr. 29 - June 3
12:45 - 1:45pm
Cell Phone:_____________________________
Email:__________________________________
3rd / 4th ___ 5th / 6th ___
7th / 8th ___
Head Coach:_____ Assistant Coach:_____
Coaching with__________________________
Practice Night Preference: _________________
All interested coaches, please fill out this portion and
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Register by: One Week Prior
VOLUNTEER COACHES CPR CLASS
Age: 16 years & up
This class is for anyone who is volunteering their time
coaching Youth Volleyball for the Grayslake Park
District. All Volunteer Coaches are required to have
a current CPR Certification. Any questions, please
contact Brice Walsh at (847) 223-7529.
Code:
Date:
Time:
230102A
Wed., March 16
6:45 - 8:00pm
Fee: FREE, must pre-register
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YOUTH ATHLETICS
T-BALL FOR TOTS
Age: 3 - 4 years
OK, little guys and gals, no more watching big brother
or sister play - now it’s your turn! This class will teach
the very basic fundamentals of base running, fielding,
throwing and batting. Parent involvement is encouraged in this class. Players should bring a baseball
glove to class. (TP)
Code:
302027A
302027B
Age:
3 yr. olds
4 yr. olds
Time:
9:00 - 9:45am
10:00 - 10:45am
Location: Alleghany Park - Field 6
Min / Max: 8 / 20
T-BALL SPRING TRAINING
Age: 5 - 7 years
Come join us as we provide a training camp for T-Ball.
Players will work on the fundamentals as we break
down into groups and work on various fun drills and
games. Hitting, throwing, fielding and catching will be
the area of concentration for this class. Parent involvement is encouraged in this class. Players should bring
a baseball glove to class. (TP)
Code:
330019A
330019B
Age:
5 - 6 yrs.
6 - 7 yrs.
Time:
11:00 - 11:45am
12:00 - 12:45pm
Location: Alleghany Park - Field 6
Min / Max: 8 / 20
SUMMER T-BALL LEAGUE
Age: 4 - 7 years, Girls & Boys
Come enjoy the summer while learning the basics of
baseball, with the help of a tee (older division will have
option of tee or coach pitch.) Teams will practice one
night per week and play games on Saturdays. Teams
will have 2 weekday evening games, making a total of
8 games for the season. Volunteer parents will serve
as coaches. If interested in coaching please fill out
the form below and return it to the Park District. All
coaches must go through a background check prior to
the season start. There will be a Coaches Meeting
/ Draft on Monday, May 9th at 6:00pm at the Rec
Center, 240 Commerce Dr. Please request coach
or teammates at time of registration. All players and
coaches will receive replica Major League Baseball
Jerseys and Caps as uniforms. (BW)
Code:
Age:
Date/Time/Location:
430025A
4 - 5 yrs.
Varies
430025B
6 - 7 yrs.
Varies
Date: Practices begin week of May 16
Games: June 4 - July 16 (No games July 2)
Fee: On or Before May 7th
$90 Res. / $112 Nonres.
After May 7th
$115 Res. / $143 Nonres.
Min / Max: 20 / 312
T-BALL COACHES SIGN-UP SHEET
Name:_________________________________
Child’s Name: ___________________________
Address:________________________________
City:___________________ Zip:____________
Home Phone:____________________________
MARCH MADNESS – 3V3 STYLE
GET YOUR TEAM TOGETHER !
6th Annual HOOPS FOR HOPE
Sat & Sun, March 12-13, 2016
Grayslake North High School
Kids (4th-H.S.): Sat & Sun

Convenient block scheduling by age group
Minimum 5 games
3 pt. Shooting & Skills competition
Reversible mesh jersey
$40 fee ($35 Early Bird for kids – deadline March 1)
Alternative scheduling options being considered for Girls (NIGFBA) and Boys (NIBFBC)
conflicts. Contact [email protected] for questions or further information
Deadline for final registration is MARCH 7th
For registration & event details visit
www.12oaksfoundation.org
Proceeds benefit families fighting cancer!
Over 100 families helped in 2015 alone …
Come join us for the largest 3v3 Tourney in northern Illinois &
a great cause
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Cell Phone:_____________________________
Email:__________________________________
4 - 5 yrs.___
Head Coach:_____
6 - 7 yrs.___
Assistant Coach:_____
Coaching with__________________________
Practice Night Preference: _________________
All coaches MUST have a criminal background check
conducted prior to the start of the season.
All interested coaches please fill out this portion and
Join the Grayslake Park District Girls Softball League and play on some of the nicest fields in the area
at Alleghany Park. Players and volunteer coaches will receive replica College Jerseys and Visors for
uniforms. Practices begin the week of May 23rd with games beginning June 4 and end July 16 (pending
rainouts) with no games July 2nd. Teams will also play a few weekday evening games. All players must
attend one evaluation day. Pre-registration is required before attending evaluations. All registration is held at the Grayslake Park District Recreation Center. Players need to bring a glove to evaluations. Age groups will be combined as needed.
PLEASE NOTE...Carpool requests MUST be given at evaluations and be reciprocal.
NO COACH REQUESTS!
Age Restriction: A player’s age category is determined by the age that the player will be as of June 1, 2016
Division:
Code:
On or Before May 3rd:
After May 3rd:
7 year olds
330022A
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
8 year olds
330022B
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
9 year olds
330022C
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
10 year olds
330022D
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
11 year olds
330022E
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
12 year olds
330022F
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
13 year olds
330022G
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
14 year olds
330022H
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
15 year olds
330022I
$110 Res. / $137 Nonres.
$135 Res. / $169 Nonres.
YOUTH ATHLETICS
2016 GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE
*15 year olds that play HS Softball will join teams once their high school season is completed.
PLAYER EVALUATIONS
Wednesday, May 4th or Thursday, May 5th
Must pre-register and attend one date listed
Division:
Time:
Location:
7 & 8 Year Old’s
5:15pm
Alleghany Park, Field 1
9 & 10 Year Old’s
6:00pm
11 - 12 Year Old’s
6:45pm
13 - 15 Year Old’s
7:30pm
IN-HOUSE GIRLS SOFTBALL COACHES SIGN-UP SHEET
Coach’s Name:_______________________________________________________________
Child’s Name: _______________________________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________ City:________________________
Home Phone:__________________________ Cell Phone:_____________________________
Email:______________________________________ Coach Shirt Size: _______________
Grade Level:
7/8__________
Head Coach:_____
9/10__________
11/12__________ 13/15__________
Assistant Coach:____ Coaching With:___________________________
Practice Night Preference: ______________________________________________________
Coaches Meeting Monday, May 16th at the Grayslake Rec Center, 240 Commerce Drive at
6:00pm. Please return this sheet to Brice Walsh at the Grayslake Park District,
240 Commerce Drive or email it to [email protected]
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TEENS
V.I.P. Volunteer Incentive Program
Attention all middle school and high school students! How would you
like to earn free passes to the movies, a gift certificate to the mall or
restaurant of your choice? All you have to do is donate your time to
help out your park district and community by volunteering at a recreation program or special event. You can volunteer for all events or just
some of them. Perfect for those who enjoy helping or may need credit
for school programs. If you’re interested in the program, please e-mail
Kendra Ring at [email protected] with your full name, address and phone
number. Hours expire each calendar year.
Hours:
10-29
30-39
40-49
50 & up
Earned Items:
2 movie passes
$25 mall or dinner gift certificate
(Chili’s, Friday’s, Buffalo Wild Wings)
4 movie passes
1 free program
TEEN DODGEBALL NIGHT
Grade: 6th - 9th
Calling all dodgeball lovers for a
night full of smashing fun! Join in
for some or all of our dodgeball
games hosted throughout the night.
Don’t forget to wear comfortable
clothes and gym shoes! (KR)
Code: 220127B
Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm
Location: Round Lake Park Dist.
814 Hart Road, RL
Fee: $5 per person
Min / Max: 10 / 20
Register By: Apr. 1
TEEN FIELD DAY
Grade: 6th - 9th
Get ready to battle your friends
and family in a fun and safe plastic
bubble suit. Teen and family field
day introduces bubble soccer, Chicagoland’s biggest twist in soccer
and fun! Other activities, games
and prizes will also be offered at
this unforgettable event! Lunch is
included in the fee. (KR)
Code: 320131A
Date: Sunday, May 1
Time: 1:00 - 4:00pm
Location: Round Lake Park District
Sports Center Soccer Field East
Fee: $40 per person
Min / Max: 10 / 20
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VOLUNTEER SERVICE
Feed My Starving Children
Grade: 6th – 12th
The Grayslake Park District and
area organizations are teaming up
to offer you volunteer opportunities.
Whether you are looking to fulfill
volunteer service hours or looking
to give back, we have the experiences lined up for you! We will
head to Feed My Starving Children
in Libertyville to create “MannaPacks” to send overseas to countries that are suffering from hunger.
As a team, we are given a station
to put ingredients into a bag to help
provide nutritious meals to children
and their families. Afterward, we
will head back to the Recreation
Center and enjoy pizza for lunch.
Fee includes transportation and
pizza. This trip is fully chaperoned.
Sign up today, space is limited!
(KR)
Code: 220121A
Date: Tuesday, March 22
(SPRING BREAK!)
Time: 8:45 - 1:00pm
Location: Meet at the Rec Center
Fee: $6 per person
Min / Max: 10 / 20
Register By: Mar. 8
AMERICAN RED CROSS
BABYSITTING COURSE
The American Red Cross Babysitters Training course provides
individuals with the information and
skills necessary to provide safe and
responsible care for children in the
absence of parents or adult guardians. Get the knowledge, skills and
confidence to care for infants and
school-age children. Please bring
a sack lunch, drink and doll with
you to class. This is a contractual
program. (SR)
Time: 9:15am - 2:15pm
Min / Max: 8 / 10
Code: 210011D
Code: 310011A
PRACTICE SAT TESTS
Age: 13 - 18 years
Find out where you stand. Are you
interested in taking practice SAT
tests without it counting towards
college admissions? This program
is designed to allow students to
take two SAT practice tests along
with seven strategy sessions to
help boost your SAT score. Students will come familiar with how
the new SAT format works along
with being able to practice reading, writing and math to find your
weaknesses and strengths. After
each test, students will receive a
detailed score report which breaks
down your SAT test to your individual strengths and weaknesses.
Please note: Thursday, April 7th
and Thursday, May 5th classes
are when the tests will be taken
and the classes will run from
5:30-9:30pm. This is a contractual
program. (KR)
Code: 320130A
Date: Thursday, Mar. 3 - May 5
(No Class March 24)
Time: 5:30 - 6:15pm
Fee: $150 per person
Min / Max: 10 / 20
Age: 16 years & up
This class is for anyone who would
like to learn techniques or refresh
their memory on how to save lives
through Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. You will learn how to
perform rescue breathing, clearing
an obstructed airway and perform
one-rescuer CPR. All participants
are eligible for an American Heart
Association certification (valid for
2 years). This is not a health care
provider certification. This is a
contractual program. (KR)
Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm
Location: Grayslake Fire Station
160 Hawley Street
Min / Max: 4 / 8
Register by: One week prior
Date: Wednesday, March 9
Code: 220101B
Date: Wednesday, May 11
Code: 320101A
BASIC FIRST AID
Age: 16 years & up
This class is for anyone who would
like to learn techniques (or refresh
their memory) on how to safely administer basic first aid. In this class
you will learn how to implement
basic first aid techniques that cover
a variety of injuries. All participants
are eligible for an American Heart
Association certification (valid for
2 years). This is not a health care
provider certification. This is a
contractual program. (KR)
Code: 220102B
Date: Wednesday, April 13
Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm
Location: Grayslake Fire Station
160 Hawley Street
Min / Max: 4 / 8
BRAVE WAY SELF DEFENSE
Age: 12 years & up
This class teaches techniques that are easy to learn, extremely effective,
based on instinctive principles that don’t require constant practice or years
of training to use, and work regardless of your size, strength, speed, or
skill. The program includes: hands-on instruction, scenario based training,
defense against armed and unarmed attackers, single and multiple attackers, standing, sitting, and ground techniques, and rape defense/prevention.
This is a contractual program. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
220103C
Tuesday, March 22
7:00 - 9:00pm
320103A
Saturday, April 23
9:15 - 11:15am
320103B
Saturday, May 14
9:15 - 11:15am
Instructor: Mike Theriault
Min / Max: 6 / 12
DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING
Age: 18 years & up
You and your dog will not want to miss this fun, reward-oriented course!
This is a great class for dogs that have never taken a class before or
dogs needing to brush up on rusty obedience skills. We cover the basic
commands: heel, sit, down, stand, stay, come, polite greetings, and attention. Classes are taught on-leash at all times, utilizing praise, treats,
games and encouragement. Come without your dog the first week for
orientation. Class includes: handouts, homework and certificate of
completion. Open to all dogs over 16 weeks of age who are people
friendly and dog friendly. Please bring veterinary records documenting immunizations and or titers to the first class. This is a contractual
program. (KR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
320104A
Wed., April 6 - May 25
7:30 - 8:45pm
ADULT RECREATION PROGRAMS
ADULT / INFANT / CHILD
CPR COURSE
Instructor: Kathleen Appleton - Doggy Day Camp, Inc.
Min / Max: 5 / 10
PHOTOGRAPHY 101
Age: 16 years & up
Get your camera off automatic! Understand your digital camera and it’s
capabilities for both video and stills. Learning Outcomes: participants will
learn to use their camera and its accessories to the best advantage, understand the Big 3 (ISO, Shutter & Aperture), set up the shot, understand light
and be prepared to capture the actions. Create wonderful videos using a
mix of stills and video (fusion). Bring your camera and charged batteries!
This is a contractual program. (KR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
220115B
Monday, March 7
6:00 - 9:00pm
220115C
Monday, April 11
6:00 - 9:00pm
320115A
Monday, May 9
6:00 - 9:00pm
320115B
Monday, June 6
6:00 - 9:00pm
Instructor: Steve Neilson,Owner/Photographer, Eminjayin Productions
Min / Max: 9 / 12
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ADULT RECREATION PROGRAMS
HEIRLOOM AND
ORGANIC GARDENING
WINE MAKING AND TASTING
Age: 21 years & up
Learn to make quality wine in the comforts of your own home! This class
demonstrates the wine making process from start to finish. Wine samples
and a cheese pairing will be provided. A $20 Off coupon toward a basic starter kit will also be provided. This is a contractual program.
Code:
Date:
Time:
320124A
Saturday, May 7
12:00 - 2:00pm
Location: Grow Masters - 4641 Old Grand Ave.,Gurnee
Instructor: Grow Masters
Min / Max: 8 / 20
HOME BREWING 101
Age: 21 years & up
Do you love craft beer? Why not learn to make your own at home! This
class demonstrates the beer making process from start to finish in a
friendly environment. Home brewed beer samples will be provided. A $20
Off coupon toward a basic starter kit will also be provided. This is a
contractual program.
Code:
Date:
Time:
320123A
Saturday, June 18
12:00 - 2:00pm
Location: Grow Masters - 4641 Old Grand Ave.,Gurnee
Instructor: Grow Masters
Min / Max: 8 / 20
Register By: June 11
Age: 18 years & up
This is a great class to help
educate people on the ease of
gardening using Heirloom and
Organic seeds. With all the attention on eating healthier this class
will provide education on growing
your own vegetables from seed
thus avoiding the GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms) produce and products. The students
will have the opportunity to select
and plant many different varieties
of tomatoes, herbs and assorted
veggies in a seed starter cell that
they take home with them. The
class will provide seed saving
techniques, composting information along with how to make &
use non chemical fertilizer and
natural pesticides.
Spring is the time to start thinking about planting some of your
seeds to grow seedlings for transplanting. Especially, things like
tomatoes and peppers that take a
little longer to be ready for Summer. Starting your seeds early
means they’ll start producing for
you earlier in the season, granting
you a longer production period
and more produce.
Class fee includes 100’s of
seed selections and 36 cell
mini greenhouse with peat
pots. (KR)
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Location: Wildwood Park District
Instructor: Monica Fischer
Min / Max: 4 / 20
Register By: Mar. 26 & Apr. 16
Code: 320129A
Code: 320129B
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Age: 18 years & up
Get the bats out, let’s play ball! All games will be officiated using A.S.A. rules. A minimum 10 week season
will be played including play-offs. Team awards will be
given to the top finishing teams. Call Brice Walsh at
(847) 223-7529 for more information. (BW)
Code:
League:
Day:
330105A
Men’s 14” Mush
Wednesdays
330105B
Co-Rec 14” Mush
Fridays
Date:
Time:
Location:
Team Fee:
Min / Max:
Games begin May 4th & May 6th
Game times - 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00pm
Alleghany Park & Aquatic Softball Field
$525 Resident / $595 Nonresident
4 / 8 per league
BADMINTON OPEN GYM
Age: 16 years & up
Not just a backyard game anymore; badminton can be
played at all levels from the beginner to high tournament level. Come join in a great form of fun and
exercise. Participants play recreational matches and
all levels of players are welcome. Wear court shoes
and comfortable clothing. Schedule subject to change.
Please check the open gym monthly schedule on the
website at www.glpd.com (TP)
Date:
Time:
Friday, March 4 - April 29
7:30 - 10:30pm
(No Badminton March 25)
Door Fee: $5 / Res. $9 / Nonres.
No Punch Cards Accepted
Min / Max: 10 / 20
PICKLEBALL OPEN GYM
Age: 16 years & up
It’s contagious! It’s fun! You’ll get hooked! Great
workout! Pickleball is a sport described as “a combination of Ping-Pong, tennis, and badminton”. Schedule
subject to change. Please check the open gym monthly
schedule on the website at www.glpd.com (TP)
Date: Wednesdays., Feb. 24 - Apr. 13
(No Class March 23)
Time: 1:30 - 3:30pm
Door Fee: $3 / Res. $5 / Nonres.
Min / Max: 10 / 20
STAND UP PADDLE BOARD CLASS
Age: 12 years & up
Stand Up Paddle boarding is one of the fastest-growing
sports in the country, offering a great low-stress core
workout. Gray’s Lake is an ideal paddling spot, with
calm waves and warm water and this basic skills class
will get you up and paddling (literally!) in next to no
time. We provide the board and paddle, you provide
swimwear (or appropriate clothes for getting wet) and a
sense of fun! This is a contractual program. (BW)
Code:
Date:
Time:
430103A Sunday, June 5
12:00 - 2:00pm
430103B Saturday, July 9
10:00 - 12:00pm
430103C Sunday, August 21 12:00 - 2:00pm
ADULT ATHLETICS
SUMMER SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Location: Jones Island Beach
Instructor: Matt O’Brien
Min / Max: 6 / 12
BASIC KAYAK CLASS
Age: 12 years & up
Our basic three-hour kayaking class will teach you
what you need to know to take a kayak and get the
maximum of SAFE enjoyment from the boat. We start
with the basic elements (how to properly get into a
kayak, the forward paddle stroke, steering techniques)
and build out from there to include bracing techniques
to help provide more stability on the water, and solo
and partnered rescue techniques, so you know how to
get back in the boat from the water. The class includes
all equipment; just bring a dry change of clothes and
any personal effects (water hat, etc.) and we’ll take
care of the rest. This is a contractual program. (BW)
Code:
Date:
Time:
430104A Sunday, June 5
2:30 - 5:30pm
430104B Saturday, July 9
12:30 - 3:30pm
430104C Sunday, August 21 2:30 - 5:30pm
Location: Jones Island Beach
Instructor: Matt O’Brien
Min / Max: 6 / 12
Grayslake Park District Walking Club
Win great prizes just for walking!
See page 36 for more info!
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MARTIAL ARTS
Ohana Martial Arts Academy
995 Progress Drive, Unit 104
Grayslake, 60030
www.ohanama.com
Lions Martial Arts Academy
155 Wick Street
Grayslake, 60030
www.lionsmartialarts.com
KIDS MARTIAL ARTS
Age: 4 - 6 years
This unique martial arts class is a blend of traditional
Age: 7 - 13 years
and modern martial arts. For the beginning student,
In the Bully Proof program we don’t just teach Jiu-Jitsu,
we focus on basic kicks, self-defense and bully prevenwe play Jiu-Jitsu. Using Martial Art related perfortion. Includes cardiovascular workout and stretching
mance games, we teach children basic self-defense
routines. We mix in great fast muscle and coordination
techniques while instilling the foundational principles
drills that build balance and coordination. Belt testof leverage and control. The Bully Proof program is
ing is conducted at the end of each session. This is a
designed to introduce children to the basic techniques
contractual program. (BW)
and foundational principles of the “gentle art” of JiuCode:
Date:
Jitsu. We focus on a core set of non-aggressive self240002B
Tues & Thurs., Mar. 8 - Apr. 14
defense techniques that teach children to “neutralize
340002A
Tues & Thurs., May 3 - June 9
and negotiate” with the bullies. Our goal is to make
the lessons fun so that the children want to keep comTime: 4:30 - 5:00pm
ing back. A $55 uniform fee for new students will
Location: Lions Martial Arts Studio
be collected at the first class. This is a contractual
Fee: $65 per person
program. (BW)
Min / Max: 1 / 20
Code:
Date:
340000A
Thursday, Feb. 25 - Mar. 31
340000B
Thursday, Apr. 21 - May 26
BULLY PROOF JIU-JITSU
YOUTH MARTIAL ARTS
Age: 7 - 13 years
This unique martial arts class is a blend of traditional
and modern martial arts. For the beginning student,
we focus on basic kicks, self-defense and bully prevention. Includes cardiovascular workout and stretching
routines. We mix in great fast paced drills and modern
performance style martial arts. Belt testing is conducted at the end of each session. This is a contractual
INTRODUCTION TO BRAZILIAN
program. (BW)
JIU-JITSU
Code:
Date:
Age: 14 years and Up
240003B
Tues. & Thurs., Mar. 8 - Apr. 14
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu offers many personal benefits includ- 340003A
Tues & Thurs., May 3 - June 9
ing stress-relief, a great full-body work out and confidence that transfers to other parts of your life. All the
Time: 5:00 - 5:45pm
techniques in this program are purely defensive and
Location: Lions Martial Arts Studio
utilize a less aggressive approach to personal safety.
Fee: $75 per person
No experience is needed to begin. All classes are
Min / Max: 1 / 20
taught in a cooperative training environment and we
are committed to ensuring that every new student has
an enjoyable experience regardless of age or athletic
JEDI TRAINING CLASS
ability. Beginning students are welcome. A $65 uniAge: 7 years and Up
form fee for new students will be collected at the
Whether you are a Star Wars fan or just looking for a
first class. This is a contractual program. (BW)
new activity, this class is for you. We’ll present this
Code:
Date:
training in an exciting way by mixing exercise and
340001A
Thursday, Feb. 25 - Mar. 31
lightsaber stunts. We’ll also cover basic tumbling and
340001B
Thursday, Apr. 21 - May 26
martial arts moves as seen in the Star Wars movies.
Each participant will receive a t-shirt. This is a contracTime: 7:15 - 8:00pm
tual program. (BW)
Location: Ohana Martial Arts Studio
Code:
Date:
Time:
Instructor: Christopher Lund,
340025A
Friday,
May
6
June
3
5:00-5:45pm
Certified Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt
Time: 6:15 - 7:00pm
Location: Ohana Martial Arts Studio
Instructor: Christopher Lund,
Certified Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt
Fee: $69 per person
Min / Max: 1 / 20
Register By: Feb. 18 & Apr. 14
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Fee: $69 per person
Min / Max: 1 / 20
Register By: Feb. 18 & Apr. 14
Fee: $80 per person
Min / Max: 5 / 20
Little Dragons
This introductory class is designed to captivate the interest of our youngest students ages 4 - 5 years old. Skills
are developed through gentle instruction and appropriate games for their ability. This class focuses on developing
balance, coordination, and respect for the discipline of martial arts training.
Early Taekwondo
Designed especially for the younger children of 6 - 7 years, this program helps kids develop conditioning, coordination, listening skill, and self-confidence through creative activities.
MARTIAL ARTS
Taekwondo, one of the newest Olympic sports, is a 2000-year-old martial art, offering a variety of
benefits for people of all ages and physical abilities. Students have the opportunity to improve concentration and self esteem, achieve lifelong physical fitness, and learn self-defense skills. Classes
are taught under the direction of G.Master Ki Hong Kim* (9th Dan World Taekwondo Federation.)
A $45.00 uniform fee is required at the first class. Belt testing is offered through The KH Kim Taekwondo, at an additional fee, and is held twice a year. All colored-belt students are required to have
complete sparring gears. Refunds are not allowed after the second week of classes. (BW)
Youth Taekwondo
This program is for ages 8 - 13 years and includes a balanced cardiovascular workout, including: punching, kicking, and blocking skills, using the Taekwondo tradition, and self-control. Participants will improve coordination,
power of concentration, balance, and both physical and mental discipline.
Parent/Child Taekwondo
This class provides families (7 years & up) with a fun opportunity to spend time together while improving physical
and mental conditioning through cardiovascular drills, calisthenics, and traditional Taekwondo techniques, including punching, kicking, and blocking.
Adult Taekwondo
Restricted to high school students and older, this program concentrates on Taekwondo techniques through the
study of forms, stances, and the skills of punching, kicking, and blocking. This is a great program for those looking
to maintain and improve their physical fitness.
Date: Tuesday, April 5 - June 7 (10 weeks)
Location: Libertyville Sports Complex
1950 N. US 45 Libertyville, IL 60048
Instructor: KH Kim Taekwondo Staff
Code:
340005A
340005B
340005C
340005D
340005E
340005F
340005G
340005H
Course:
Little Dragons
Little Dragons
Early Taekwondo
Early Taekwondo
Youth Taekwondo
Youth Taekwondo
Parent / Child
Adult Taekwondo
Level:
White to Green
Purple & up
Purple & up
White to Green
White to Green
Purple & up
All Belt
All Belt
Time:
Min / Max:
4:00 - 4:40pm
2/8
4:40 - 5:25pm
2/8
4:40 - 5:25pm
2 / 10
5:25 - 6:10pm
2 / 10
6:10 - 6:55pm
2 / 10
6:55 - 7:40pm
2 / 10
7:40 - 8:30pm
2 / 10
7:40 - 8:30pm
2 / 10
For more information or any questions
please call Marianne Puthenmadom,
Program Director at KH Kim Taekwondo.
[email protected]
(847) 480-9224
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MARTIAL ARTS
KARATE
Join the program that has so much to
offer - develop coordination, strength,
personal safety skills, agility, selfconfidence, discipline and more.
This is a great program for adults to
participate along side their child(ren).
Taught by Illinois Shotokan Karate
Club (ISKC) instructors that were
trained by U.S. Team member and
four-time National Champion, John
DiPasquale. This program packs the
right stuff - opportunities for beginners to advanced. If you have a specific karate question, contact ISKC at
(847) 359-0666. (BW)
Uniforms and belt testing options
are available through the ISKC for
an additional fee. Students new
to the program or who have taken
one or two sessions, sign up for
the Beginner/Continuer class.
MONDAYS
Date: March 28 - June 6 (No Class May 30)
Location: Rec Center, 240 Commerce Dr., Grayslake
Pre-Karate (4 - 7 years)
Code:
340006A
340006B
Level:
Beginner / Continuer
Novice (white w/stripes & up)
Youth/Adult Karate (7 yrs. & up)
Code:
340007A
340007B
340007C
Level:
Beginner / Continuer (white-red belts)
Novice (Orange & Yellow Belt)
Inter / Adv. (Blue belt & up)
Young children will develop agility, strength and coordination skills
through fun and creative activities.
This program, specifically designed
to work with growing minds and bodies, enhances memory and agility
skills, too.
Youth / Adult Karate (7 yrs. & up)
These classes help develop flexibility,
strength, and coordination in fun, yet
disciplined activities. It offers a good
mix of strength training, with cardiovascular and flexibility exercises.
Students increase their coordination,
agility and poise, as well as learn
lasting personal safety skills. They
also benefit from the mental stimulation of learning the choreographed
moves of the kata and the discipline
of conforming to the class rules.
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Time:
6:00 - 6:55pm
7:00 - 7:55pm
8:00 - 8:55pm
Parent/Child Karate (7 yrs. & up)
Code:
340008A
340008B
340008C
Level:
Novice (Orange & Yellow Belt)
Inter / Adv. (Blue belt & up)
Note: Parent/Child, Adult and
Youth classes will train together.
Time:
4:00 - 4:45pm
4:50 - 5:35pm
Time:
6:00 - 6:55pm
7:00 - 7:55pm
8:00 - 8:55pm
FRIDAYS
Date: April 1 - June 3
Location: FitNation, 1655 Nations Drive, Gurnee
Code:
340006C
340006D
Level:
Beginner / Continuer
Novice (3 or more prior sess.)
Time:
4:30 - 5:15pm
5:15 - 6:00pm
Youth Karate (8 - 14 years)
Code:
340007D
340007E
340007F
Level:
Novice (Orange - Green)
Inter / Adv. (Purple belt & up)
Time:
6:00 - 6:55pm
7:00 - 7:55pm
8:00 - 8:55pm
Parent/Child Karate (7 yrs. & up)
Code:
340008D
340008E
340008F
Level:
Parent/Child (7 years & up)
Adult Karate (15 yrs. & up)
An excellent opportunity to spend
quality time with your child, while
conditioning muscles, developing coordination, and improving cardiovascular fitness. Fees are per person.
Code:
340009A
340009B
340009C
Level:
Time:
6:00 - 6:55pm
7:00 - 7:55pm
8:00 - 8:55pm
Time:
6:00 - 6:55pm
7:00 - 7:55pm
8:00 - 8:55pm
Beginner students will not be permitted to register into the current session
after the second class has met. Registration for continuers through advanced
students will be accepted after the start date, but full payment is required.
Quick Start Tots: (5 and under) The class focuses on learning tennis skills and improving social/group interaction. The Parent accompanies the child on the court so both parent and Pro
help the student have fun and learn in a relaxed atmosphere.
TENNIS
INDOOR TENNIS LESSONS
Libertyville Tennis & Fitness Club
Pee Wee Tennis: (ages 5-7) An introductory junior program. Basic hand-eye coordination,
stroke development for the forehand and backhand ground strokes utilizing a Quick Start format.
Junior Development: (ages 8-13) Emphasis will be placed on form and control. Students will
be introduced to ground strokes, volleys and serves utilizing a Quick Start format.
High School Program: Designed for those students wishing to improve their playing skills and
better themselves. Drills are used to imitate competitive game situations and improve their
strokes.
Adult Instant Tennis: If you’ve never held a racquet, we can get you started playing and enjoying a great sport. The program is also great for those who have played and need a “refresher”
course.
Adult Stroke Production: Emphasis is placed on reinforcing the tennis basics: forehand and
backhand groundstrokes, volleys and serves.
Location:
Libertyville Tennis and Fitness Club - 1030 South 4th Avenue, Libertyville (BW)
CLASS:
DAY:
DATE:
TIME:
FEE:
CODE:
Quick Start Tots
Quick Start Tots
Friday
Saturday
4/8 - 6/3
4/9 - 6/4
2:30 - 3:15pm
9:00 - 9:45am
WEEKS:
8
8
$159
$159
340016A
340016B
Pee Wee Tennis
Pee Wee Tennis
Wednesday
Friday
4/6 - 6/1
4/8 - 6/3
3:15 - 4:00pm
3:15 - 4:00pm
9
9
$179
$179
340017A
340017B
Junior Development
Junior Development
Junior Development
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
4/8 - 6/3
4/9 - 6/4
4/10 - 6/5
6:00 - 7:00pm
5:00 - 6:00pm
4:00 - 5:00pm
9
8
8
$239
$212
$212
340018A
340018B
340018C
High School Program
High School Program
Friday
Saturday
4/8 - 6/3
4/9 - 6/4
6:00 - 7:00pm
4:00 - 5:00pm
9
8
$239
$212
340019A
340019B
Adult Instant Tennis
Adult Instant Tennis
Saturday
Sunday
4/9 - 6/4
4/10 - 6/5
4:00 - 5:00pm
5:00 - 6:00pm
8
8
$212
$212
340020A
340020B
Adult Stroke Production
Adult Stoke Production
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Sunday
4/5 - 5/31
4/7 - 6/2
4/9 - 6/4
4/10 - 6/5
9:00 - 10:00am
11:00 - 12:00pm
4:00 - 5:00pm
5:00 - 6:00pm
9
9
8
8
$239
$239
$212
$212
340021A
340021B
340021C
340021D
No Class: May 28th - 30th
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ACTIVE ADULTS / TRIPS
“NIFTY FIFTY PLUS”
MONTHLY SENIOR CLUB
Come and join our monthly senior club. We have
so much fun socializing while playing bingo, cards
and games. We also offer refreshments, coffee and
tea at each meeting. Occasionally we have guests
who come speak or entertain us. The Grayslake
Park District would like to know what kinds of things
you would like us to offer. Come to our social meetings and share your ideas. We meet on the 4th
Wednesday of every month at the State Bank of the
Lakes Community Room from 1:00 - 3:00pm.
There is a $2.00 fee per person collected at the
door at each meeting - Thank You!
DATES: Mar. 23, Apr. 27, May 25, June 22
OPERA IN FOCUS: SOUTH PACIFIC
Age: Active Adults, 18+ years
See the world’s most lifelike puppets grace the operatic
and musical stage!
William B. Fosser’s Puppet Production Opera in Focus
presents fully staged scenes from well-known operas
and musicals in performances that run about one hour
in length. Each performance may offer between three
and five scenes, depending on the length of the individual scene. A narration of the action by the well-known
actor Tony Mockus precedes each scene. A demonstration of the operation of the puppets and a tour of the
highly technical backstage area follows each performance. Join us for a special presentation of the classic
musical, South Pacific! Following the performance and
demonstration, we will stop for dinner on your own at a
nearby TBD restaurant. Trip includes transportation by
park district bus, show, and demonstration. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
250056A
Wednesday, Mar. 30 2:30pm - 8:30pm
Min / Max: 6 / 13
Register By: Mar. 16
REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT
EXEMPTION WORKSHOP
Thursday, April 21 10:00 - 11:00am
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The Chief County Assessment Office and Township
Assessors will be at Grayslake Park District Rec Center, 240 Commerce Drive, to assist residents in completing the 2016 Senior Citizens Assessment Freeze
Application for taxes payable in 2017, and to help
taxpayers sign up for other appropriate exemptions.
Residents will work with a staff member one-on-one
to complete necessary forms. Qualifications for the
Assessment Freeze are 65 or older, own and live in
the property for the past two Jan 1; income $55,000
or less. Bring your 2015 tax return, and Social
Security Statement (SSA-1099) and proof of
beneficiary if the house is held in a Trust.
No appointment required.
LET‛S DO LUNCH
Age: Active Adults
Each month we will go to a different restaurant. Some
months will be ethnic food and others may be American
favorites. The cost is $4.00 per trip for van transportation. We do not charge for all the fun you will have.
Lunch is on your own. Pick-up location is at the Park
District Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Dr. (SR)
Location: Mambo Italiano, Mundelein
Italian, lunch entrees range from $9 - $18
Code:
Date:
Time:
350004A
Tuesday, May 10
11:45am
BLACK POINT MANSION AND
GENEVA BAY TOUR
Age: Active Adults
Black Point Mansion was built in 1888 as a summer
home to the Seipp Family. Conrad Seipp a German
immigrant became the largest brewer in Chicago.
Black Point Mansion has remained in the Seipp family for 120 years and is one of the finest examples of
Queen Anne architecture and has one of the most intact collections of Victorian furnishings in the Midwest.
You will have time to shop and enjoy lunch on your own
while in Lake Geneva. We will rejoin the group for an
afternoon boat ride to enjoy Geneva Bay, this tour will
be for a one hour lake cruise. Please do not wait to
register, registration is limited.
Code:
Date:
Time:
350059A
Thursday, May 19
7:45am - 5:30pm
Fee: $45 per person
Min / Max: 6 / 11
Register By: May 5
TABOR HILL WINERY AND
BLUE CHIP CASINO
Age: Active Adults
Come and enjoy a beautiful morning in the Harbor
Country of Southwest Michigan as we head to Tabor
Hill Winery for a tour, as well as sampling some of Midwest’s finest wines. We will then head over to spend an
exciting afternoon at the Blue Chip Casino in Michigan
City, Indiana. Transportation is by motor coach and
you will receive 4 hours of gambling, a buffet lunch and
snacks on the bus. (SR)
Code:
Date:
Time:
350060A
Wednesday, June 1 7:00am - 8:00pm
Fee: $65 per person
Min / Max: 6 / 14
Register By: May 24
July
• Quebec & Montreal
• Summertime Mini-Mystery Tour
August
• Canadian Rockies Train
September
• North Dakota
•Agawa Canyon Train in Canada
October
• Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Gettysburg,
Hershey, Lancaster
• Cranberry Autumn Harvest in Wisconsin
November
• Branson Christmas Shows
December
• San Antonio Southwestern Christmas & the
Riverwalk
American Classic Tours, Inc.
888 E. Belvidere Road, Suite 407
Grayslake, IL 60030
(847) 548-3333
Note: Motorcoach will be making multiple
stops in order to fill the motorcoach.
CANADIAN ROCKIES TRAIN & VANCOUVER VICTORIA
9 nights / 10 days - August 6 - 15, 2016
All aboard the Rocky Mountaineer Train for the experience of a lifetime on the ‘most spectacular train trip in
the world!” As you ride in comfort, you will enjoy excellent service, comfortable reclining seats, and large
picture windows revealing a non-stop parade of glorious living postcards. The mountain scenery with glacial
lakes and dramatic waterfalls is as pristine as it gets!
Highlights of this American Classic Tour include: Banff
National Park, Sulphur Mountain Gondola Ride, Yoho
National Park, Emerald Lake, Lake Louise, Jasper
National Park, Sno-coach ride on top of the Athabasca
Glacier, Maligne Lake & Spirit Island, Mt. Robson, Kamloops, Thompson River, Fraser Canyon, Hell’s Gate,
Pacific Coast Mountains, Vancouver, Victoria, worldrenown Butchart Gardens and more!
Join us for this magnificent train excursion from the
majestic Canadian Rockies to the sparkling cities of the
Pacific Coast!
NATIONAL PARKS OF THE SOUTHWEST
9 nights / 10 days - June 20 - 29, 2016
Marvel at the natural beauty of the American Southwest
on this exceptionally designed trip. Zion National Park.
Bryce Canyon. Arches National Park. Monument Valley.
Grand Canyon. Lake Powell. Vermillion Cliffs National
Monument. Dead Horse State Park. Navajo National
Monument’s Betatakin Ruin. Navajo Bridge. Salt Lake
City. Las Vegas. Join us on this magnificent itinerary to
see the Best of the Southwest! Limited space available
on this special trip so reserve early.
QUEBEC & MONTREAL
5 nights / 6 days - July 18 - 23, 2016
Get away from it all on the perfect summertime trip to
one of North America’s most attractive cities-Quebec
City, Canada. This historic walled city overlooks the valley of the St. Lawrence River. The charming European
inspired architecture and the quaint streets of Quebec
will take you back to medieval France. Highlights: Old
Town Quebec, Parliament, Plains of Abraham, Grand
Allee, Citadelle, Ste. Anne-de-Beau-Pre Basilica,
Montmorency Falls, Montreal, Notre Dame Basilica, St.
Lawrence river cruise and more!
EXTENDED TRIPS
American Class Tours, Inc.
2016 Tour Schedule
SUMMERTIME MINI-MYSTERY TOUR
2 nights / 3 days - July 19 - 21, 2016
Get ready for the most creative, fun trip ever - the Summertime Mini-Mystery Tour - where participants don’t
where they are going from one event to another. Not
only are you visiting interesting places, but you’re doing
so amidst a special theme complete with witty clues,
giveaways, games, costumed tour directors, unique
entertainment and festive activities. This tour is of the
first class quality you’ve come to expect from and trust
in American Classic Tours, Inc. Excellent dining, deluxe
hotel accommodations, fascinating attractions, fine
services of a professional American Classic tour director, and all the added themed mystery extras make this
tour a great value. When you travel on an American
Classic Mini-Mystery Tour, you become a member of
the American Classic Mystery Club & you’ll receive a
special commemorative gift!
To receive a detailed
itinerary for any of these
extended trips or to make a
reservation, please call
Shelly Regnier at the
Grayslake Park District at
(847) 223-7529 or email her
at [email protected]
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FITNESS
PILATES
Age: 16 years & up
The Pilates method is a system of movement and
therapeutic exercise developed over a span of 60
years by German-born athlete and physical therapy
pioneer, Joseph H. Pilates. Utilizing the specialized
equipment he designed, the method works by toning
muscles and balancing muscular force at the joint
level. It stimulates circulation by facilitating muscular
flexibility, joint range of motion and proper musculoskeletal alignment. In addition, it promotes new
neuromuscular patterns, heightened body awareness, and more precise coordination. All these things
combine to help prevent future re-injury and reduce
and in some cases alleviate chronic pain. Each
Student should wear loose fitting clothes, bring a mat
and water bottle to each class. (TP)
Code:
Day:
Time:
370002A Tues., Apr. 19 - May 24
12:30 - 1:30pm
370002B Thurs., Apr. 21 - May 26 7:00 - 8:00pm
Instructor: Judy Sneyd, Certified Instructor
Min / Max: 6 / 20
Pilates Instructor, Judy Sneyd
Judy Sneyd has been in the fitness industry since
1997. She holds certifications through the International Sports Science Association, Aerobics and
Fitness Association of America, Mad Dogg Athletics,
The Physical Mind Institute of Pilates, AED and CPR
certified. She has experience working with general
fitness, prenatal/postnatal, post rehab, adolescents
and seniors. She believes that exercise is best when
it is scheduled into your week. Consistency and
accountability is key to achieving your fitness goal.
Judy’s goal is to help clients feel comfortable in their
fitness program and hopefully walk away with the
feeling that exercise can be fun!
BOOT CAMP
Age: 16 years & up
If you want to get in shape quickly or keep your fitness
routine interesting in a fun, friendly environment, Bootcamp Classes at Apex Fitness are for you! Our Bootcamp workouts use a wide variety of exercises and
formats to maximize weight loss and keep the workouts
exciting. Participants are asked to wear clean workout
shoes and bring a water bottle to each class. This is a
contractual program.
Code:
Date:
370001A
May 1 - May 31
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Hours (45 Minute Classes)
Monday - Thursday: 5:30am, 9:00am, 5:00pm, 6:00pm
Saturday: 7:00am or 9:00am
Location: Apex Fitness, 132 Allen Ave., Grayslake
Fee: $52.00 - 4 weeks Unlimited
Instructor: Apex Fitness Staff
BRAVE WAY SELF DEFENSE
Age: 12 years & up
Give us two hours and we will teach you and your
family how to defend yourselves. Originally certified by
the State of Illinois to teach police officers, this is one
of the easiest to learn and most effective self-defense
classes that you can take. We’re not going to teach you
a bunch of stuff that might not work in a life or death
situation. The techniques we teach will stop an attacker immediately. They are easy to learn and use, don’t
require constant practice or years of training to master,
and work regardless of your age, size, strength, speed,
skill or physical ability. You will work with a partner
to learn the techniques taught in class which include
defenses against armed and unarmed attackers;
single/multiple attackers; standing, sitting, and ground
techniques; and rape defense/prevention. This is not
a Stranger Danger lecture. You will learn to anticipate
and avoid potentially dangerous situations and how to
defend yourself from a physical attack including; grabs,
punches, chokes, bear hugs, headlocks, kicks, knives,
guns, and more from a much bigger and stronger
attacker. Participants will also be given a take home
Personal Safety Guide to help make you safer in all areas of your lives. This Class Could Save Your Life. The
class is targeted at teens and adults, but 8-11 year olds
can also sign up and take the class with an adult. All
girls at or near dating age should take this class. This is
a contractual program. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
220103C Tues., Mar. 22
7:00 - 9:00pm
320103A Sat., April 23
9:15 - 11:15am
320103B Sat., May 14
9:15 - 11:15am
Instructor: Mike Theriault
Min / Max: 6 / 12
GLPD WALKING CLUB
Age: 50 years & up
Walking is one of the most aerobic sports and is widely
promoted for its cardiovascular benefits, improved
circulation, stress release, calorie burning (weight loss)
and overall boost to mental and physical energy levels,
while improving your health and self-esteem. Participants can get an aerobic workout by simply putting one
foot in front of the other. All participants will walk at
their own pace at the Rec Center Gym.
The GLPD Walking Club is free to all walkers. This
is available on Monday, Wednesday & Fridays
beginning Mar. 1 - Apr. 15 (no walking 3/21 - 3/25)
from 11:45 - 12:45pm. Please check the open gym
schedule on the website at www.glpd.com for exact
dates. Days and times are subject to change. In the
event of bad weather, please call the weather line
for cancellations at (847) 223-7246 (RAIN)
Age: 16 years - Adults
Participant will learn about & perform road bike riding
skills to be prepared to ride on the road and do bike
events. Skills include safety items, starting, stopping,
signaling, common dangers, gearing, braking, turning
and riding around others. Certified helmet and maintained/safe bike required. This is a contractual program.(TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370006A Sun., May 22 - June 26
6:00 - 7:00pm
I-CAN-TRI
Designed for those who are trying to complete their first
TRI and/or are still new to the sport. Workouts will vary
from single sport, to brick workouts and will vary location
not too far from TFP. Program will prepare you for the
Wauconda Sprint TRI on July 24. Each week will have a
workout and education items. A weekly training plan will be
provided. Goggles, swimsuit, bike, helmet and new running shoes are required. This is a contractual program.
Code:
Date:
Time:
370010A Sat., June 25 - July 16
8:30 - 9:30am
Location: The Fitness Pursuit, 1186 E. Washington St.
Fee: $78 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 30
Register By: May 15
Fee: $78 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 30
Register By: June 18
BEGIN TO RUN
JUMPSTART CYCLING
Program is designed for those that don’t run, can’t run
nonstop and are ready to do it. Program will gradually
prepare you to run 3-miles for July Grayslake 5k. Each
week will have a workout and education items. A weekly
training plan will be provided. New running shoes are
required. This is a contractual program. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370007A Mon., May 2 - June 27
5:45 - 6:45pm
Fee: $78 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 30
JUMPSTART WEIGHT LOSS
Are you looking to bring your cycling to a higher level?
Come experience Compu Trainer cycling training at The
Fitness Pursuit. You will work with proven training using
power training called wattage. A road or triathlon bike
is recommended but a trail bike with a tire size of 2.0
or narrower and no large center knobs is ok. This is a
contractual program.(TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370011A Tues., May 17 - June 7
7:45 - 8:30pm
Location: The Fitness Pursuit, 1186 E. Washington St
Fee: $42 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 8
Register By: May 10
Are you looking to get your weight loss started? Come
learn about the proven methods of The Fitness Pursuit.
Plan to learn about how nutrition, exercise and daily activity all play into your results. Along with education, you
should plan to workout each session. This is a contractual program.(TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370018A Tues., Apr. 19 - May 10
7:45 - 8:30pm
AQUA BURN
Fee: $42 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 8
Fee: $42 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 8
TRIATHLON FOR ADULTS
JUMPSTART SWIMMING
How to Prepare Clinic Are you ready to TRI? Come to
this clinic to learn how to prepare no matter what your
distance or time goal is. Clinic is for all levels. This is a
contractual program.(TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370013A
Sunday, May 1
7:00 - 8:00pm
Fee: $12 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 25
FITNESS
ROAD BIKING FOR BEGINNERS
No Swimming. High calorie burn, low impact with
combination of resistance training & aerobic work in the
water. Classes will be held in The Fitness Pursuit Swim
Training Center’s Endless Pools. This is a contractual
program.(TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370017A Mon., Apr. 18 - May 9
9:30 - 10:15am
Are you looking to improve your swimming ability?
Come experience the Swim Training Center from The
Fitness Pursuit. You will have a small group coaching
session where you will get feedback on technique from
your coach and from underwater mirrors. You will also
see what swim training is like in the Endless Pools. This
is a contractual program.(TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370008A Mon., Apr. 18 - May 9
8:00 - 8:45pm
Fee: $42 per person
Min / Max: 2 / 8
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FITNESS
Yoga Instructor, Lisa McKernan
Yoga Balance was opened by Lisa McKernan in January 2015.
Lisa started practicing yoga regularly in January 2011 and was
certified in February 2014 through the Emerald Heart School of
Yoga. She has lived in Grayslake for more than 20 years and has
a wonderful family (husband, two high school children and a black
lab.) Yoga Balance currently has three additional teachers (Heather Eisenhour, Melissa DeNapoli and Bekka Herrington.) Yoga
Balance serves to guide you on your journey to finding/maintaining
balance in your life. We encourage you to start your journey by
making time for yourself and rediscovering your happiness, peace
and calm.
YOGA
Age: 13 years & up
Classes are offered at a beginner level in a friendly and supportive environment where the benefits of yoga can
be explored as part of a balanced lifestyle. The classes will focus on breathing, alignment and balance. Please
bring water bottle, yoga mat and towel to each class. Pillow, blanket and block are optional. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370005A
Tuesday, April 26 - May 31
9:30 - 10:30am
370005A
Tuesday, April 26 - May 31
7:00 - 8:00pm
370005B
Wednesday, April 27 - June 1
11:00 - 12:00pm - Chair Yoga
Location: Yoga Balance - 997 N. Corporate Circle, Suite D
Instructor: Lisa McKernan, Certified Teacher
Min / Max: 6 / 20
CARDIO CORE CLASS
SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING
Fee: $39 Resident / $48 Nonresident
Min / Max: 6 / 20
Min / Max: 3 / 6
This is a 30 minute class combines intervals of cardio
exercises like running, burpees and mountain climbers
with exercises for your core which include abdominals
and back exercises. Bring a mat to class. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370019A Tues., Apr. 19 - May 24
11:00 - 11:30a
370019B Wed., Apr. 20 - May 25
7:15 - 7:45pm
TOTALLY TONED
A strength training class utilizing various equipment
including weight, medicine balls and exercise tubes.
Set Up as a circuit, this 30 minute class is designed to
increase lean muscle, speed up metabolism and create
a firm you. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370020A Tues., Apr. 19 - May 24
11:30 - 12:00p
370020B Wed., Apr. 20 - May 25
7:45 - 8:15pm
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Fee: $54 per person
Min / Max: 6 / 20
Maximize your work-outs and train in a small group
personal training program. This program utilizes goal
setting, supervised instruction, and specific training and
motivation techniques to optimize your results. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
370021A Mon., Apr. 18 - May 23
10:30 - 11:30a
370021B Tues., Apr. 19 - May 24
7:15 - 8:15pm
Coming soon
Summer 2016
Watch for our Summer
2016 Program Guide for
New Outdoor Fitness
Classes being offering in
Grayslake Parks!
APRIL & MAY
FITNESS
SPRING PROMO
UNLIMITED CLASSES
$50.00
Classes located at the
Grayslake Park District Rec Center
**=Classes located at the Libertyville Sports Complex
Child Care available $2.00 per child
For a monthly class calendar,
Email- [email protected]
All Registration is handled at class. Classes start
anytime! Accept Cash, Check & Charge
7:45 a.m.
Sa, Su
8:10 a.m.
T, W, TH
9:15 a.m.
M, W, TH, F (Child Care available)
4:00 p.m.
Su**
4:30 p.m.
M, W
6:00 p.m.
M, T, W, TH, F**
7:15 p.m.
T**, TH**
Disclaimer: Offer valid at participating locations for new
customers or those who have not attended classes in 6
months or longer. Other restrictions may apply.
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GOLF COURSE
GRAYSLAKE GOLF COURSE
2150 DRURY LANE
(847) 548-4713
This scenic and sporty nine hole par-three course designed by award winning Martin Design
Partnership, is fun for all levels of golfers. Only 1200 yards in length, the hazards, bunker
berms and greens combine for a memorable golfing experience. This course has received outstanding reviews in numerous golf publications. It can be enjoyed by an individual just learning
the game or by a seasoned golfer just trying to improve his/her iron play.
Our modern clubhouse houses a snack bar serving beer, soft drinks, hot dogs, pizza, chips and
candy; a seating area and washroom facilities. The course is located on Drury Lane south of
Rollins Road. It can also be reached by going north on Lake Street off of Route 83.
Morning and early afternoon league play, a junior program, senior events, outings and open tee
times are offered. Call Mike Perez, Manager of Golf Operations, for information and to arrange
your activities. You can also call the Park District Office at (847) 223-7529 for more information.
RULES & REGULATIONS:
PLEASE RESPECT WARNING SIGNS ON THE COURSE. THEY ARE THERE FOR YOUR
SAFETY. Shoes and shirts are required, no cut-offs or halters allowed. No fivesomes. Each
player must have a set of clubs. Profanity and horseplay will not be tolerated. A nine hole round
is to be completed in one and one-half hours. The golf course reserves the right to combine
groups to expedite play. Damage to adjacent properties is your responsibility. Please report
any damage to club house personnel.
DAILY GREEN FEES: (subject to change)
Resident
$12.00
$14.00
$ 9.00
$10.00
Junior (16 and under)
Monday - Friday:
$ 8.00
Sat, Sun, Holiday:
$10.00
Replay Fee (M-F):
$ 5.00
Replay Fee (Sa, Su, Hol)$ 6.00
$10.00
$12.00
$ 7.00
$ 8.00
Senior (55 and over)
Monday - Friday:
$ 8.00
Sat, Sun, Holiday:
$ 10.00
Replay Fee (M-F):
$ 5.00
$10.00
$12.00
$ 7.00
$ 8.00
Miscellaneous:
Pull Cart Rental:
Club Rental:
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Nonresident
Adults:
Monday - Friday:
$10.00
Sat, Sun, Holiday:
$12.00
Replay Fee (M-F):
$ 7.00
$ 3.00
$ 5.00
GIFT CERTIFICATES
AVAILABLE
Why not purchase that special
someone a gift certificate to play
golf at the beautiful Grayslake Golf
Course! Contact the Park District
office at (847) 223-7529.
Prepay Punch Cards
All Punch Cards expire at the end of the
2016 season
10 Rounds
Adult:
Junior / Senior:
$90.00
$72.00
20 Rounds
Adult:
Junior / Senior:
$150.00
$120.00
30 Rounds
Adult:
Junior / Senior:
$210.00
$168.00
Junior Ages: 16 years & under
Senior Ages: 55 years & over
Golf Course
Dates / Times of Operation:
March - May 31:
Monday - Sunday: 7:00 a.m. - Dusk
June 1- August 31:
After September 1*:
* Course open year round, weather permitting.
After December 1st: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Questions
Questions about Golf Classes or outings?
Contact Mike Perez, Golf Manager
Unlimited Season Passes
Season Passes are non-transferable
All passes expire at the end of the 2016
season
Single Passes:
Adult:
Senior:
Junior:
$350.00
$300.00
$280.00
GOLF COURSE
Golf Punch Cards and Season Passes
Family Passes: (Must live in same household)
2 Adults:
$680.00
2 Seniors:
$580.00
2 Juniors:
$540.00
1 Adult & 1 Junior:
$600.00
Each Additional Adult in same family: $200
Each Additional Junior in same family: $100
OUTINGS, LEAGUES &
TOURNAMENTS
The Grayslake Golf Course nine-hole layout
offers an ideal opportunity for neighborhood
leagues and outings for golfers of all abilities.
We can manage your activity, including organizing, scoring and administering special hole
events. We offer a limited menu of pizza or hot
dogs plus drinks including beer - or we’ll be
happy to help arrange for a caterer. Call us at
(847) 548-4713 to make arrangements.
After-Work Company Outings
The Grayslake Golf Course is the perfect place
for an after-work office or company outing.
Course is ideal for golfers of all abilities. We
can offer you a very unique and fun company
outing that will help boost staff morale and team
building opportunities. Give Mike Perez a call
for special outing packages and pricing at
(847) 548-4713.
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GOLF COURSE
NORTH SUBURBAN
JUNIOR TRAVEL LEAGUE
Grade: 5th - 8th, Girls & Boys
The North Suburban Junior Travel
League (NSJTL) was created to
give junior golfers an opportunity
to engage in friendly competition
before entering the High School
atmosphere. League participation
will include weekly meets at different courses in the North Suburban
Chicago area and weekly practice
rounds on Thursdays with our Junior
In-House League. All greens fees
are included. (MP)
Code: 480000A
Days: Monday - Meets
12:00 - 4:00pm
Thursday - Practices
10:00am - 12:00pm
Date: TBA - Meets
Begins in early June
Practices begin 1st week of June
Location: Varies
(Skokie, Northbrook, Glenview, etc.).
Parents responsible for transportation of
junior golfers to all meets.
Grade: 5th - 8th, Girls & Boys
Determined by the grade you are
leaving in May 2016
Fee: $230 per person; includes all
green fees / practice rounds
Max: 18 per team (tryouts will be held
if more than 18 players register)
START SMART GOLF
Age: 4 - 9 years
Start Smart Golf teaches children
the basic skills necessary to play
golf. Utilizing the innovative line of
Snag Golf Products, children who
have never picked up a club will
discover how to play golf with fun
activities and exciting equipment that
is safe and developmentally appropriate. Start Smart Golf encourages
children to learn at their own pace,
while an instructor oversees and
assists each child with the program.
(TP)
Code:
Age:
Time:
330002A 4 - 6 yrs 4:30-5:30pm
330002B 7 - 9 yrs 5:30-6:30pm
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Min / Max: 8 / 20
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP
Age: 8 - 14 years
The 4-week camp includes golf swing instruction for all aspects of the
game including full swing, pitching, chipping and putting. It also includes
on-course etiquette, problem solving techniques and goal setting. In
addition, all juniors will receive one free coupon for golf at the Grayslake
Golf Course to test out their golf skills. (MP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
480001A
Tuesday, June 7 - June 28
8:00 - 9:30am
480001B
Thursday, June 9 - June 30
8:00 - 9:30am
480001C
Tuesday, July 12 - Aug. 2
8:00 - 9:30am
480001D
Thursday, July 14 - Aug. 4
8:00 - 9:30am
Min / Max: 4 / 12
JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE
Age: 8 - 14 years
Come join our fun instructional league, just for kids! Golfers will be
grouped by age and ability. Each week will feature fun events and prizes
based on achieving on course goals, i.e. hitting certain par 3’s in a given
number of strokes, putting contests, etc. The league is designed so that
all junior golfers have an opportunity to win weekly prizes. Get some
friends together and come on out and play golf this spring and summer.
Fee includes weekly greens fees, prizes and instruction on the course.
(MP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
380002A
Saturday, May 7 - June 4
4:00 - 6:00pm
(No Class May 28)
480002A
Tuesday , June 7 - June 28
10:00 - 12:00pm
480002B
10:00 - 12:00pm
480002C
10:00 - 12:00pm
480002D
10:00 - 12:00pm
Min / Max: 8 / 36 per session
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP & JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE
Age: 8 - 14 years
This program is for those youth who want to join both the golf camp &
then stay to play in the junior golf league (See program descriptions
above). Participants will be supervised during the 30 minute break
between programs. Bring a snack to enjoy or money for the concession
stand. This is a great opportunity to improve your golf game and have
tons of fun this sumer! (MP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
480003A
Tuesday, June 7 - June 28
8:00 - 12:00pm
480003B
8:00 - 12:00pm
480003C
8:00 - 12:00pm
480003D
8:00 - 12:00pm
Min / Max: 4 / 12
JUNIOR GOLF LESSONS
ADULT GOLF LESSONS
Age: 8 - 14 years
Hey kids, do you like to play golf? This is your chance
to learn the game or refresh your skills. All aspects of
playing golf will be included from full swing fundamentals, to chipping and putting. Golf rules and etiquette
will be reviewed as well as on course playing. The first
four lessons will be held at the Renwood Golf Course
Driving Range and the last lesson at the Grayslake
Golf Course. (MP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
380004A Thurs., April 28 - May 26
4:30 - 5:30pm
380004B Thurs., April 28 - May 26
5:30 - 6:30pm
480004A
Wed., June 8 - July 6
10:00-11:00am
480004B Thurs., June 9 - July 7
4:30 - 5:30pm
480004C Thurs., June 9 - July 7
5:30 - 6:30pm
Age: 15 years & up
Golf lessons for beginners as well as those who want
to brush up on their games. Lessons include swing fundamentals, including the full swing, pitching, chip shots
and putting. A review of golf rules and etiquette as well
as on course playing is included. . The first four lessons
will be held at the Renwood Golf Course Driving Range
and the last lesson at the Grayslake Golf Course. (MP)
Location: Renwood Golf Driving Range &
Grayslake Golf Course
Instructor: Mike Perez, WGTF Top 100 World Golf
Teacher and United States Hall of Fame Member
Min / Max: 2 / 12
Register By: One week prior to class
Women Only Golf Lessons
Women’s Day
Every Friday All-Day
Co-Ed Golf Lessons
Code:
380005A
380005B
480005A
480005B
380005C
480005C
Date:
Wed., Apr. 27 - May 25
Wed., Apr. 27 - May 25
Fri., Apr. 29 - May 27
Fri., June 10 - July 8
Time:
5:00 - 6:00pm
6:00 - 7:00pm
5:00 - 6:00pm
6:00 - 7:00pm
GOLF COURSE
JUNIOR & ADULT GOLF LESSONS
10:00 - 11:00am
10:00 - 11:00am
Location: Renwood Golf Driving Range &
Instructor: Mike Perez, WGTF Top 100 World Golf
Teacher and United States Hall of Fame Member
Min / Max: 2 / 12
Register By: One week prior to class
at the Grayslake Golf Course
$8.00 Greens Fee - includes a
snack and fountain drink.
For more information or any
questions, call the Golf Course
at (847) 548-4713
Private Golf Lessons
are available for all ages.
Contact Mike Perez, Golf Manager at
847-548-4713 or email him at
[email protected]
GRAYSLAKE GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Specific information / rules for each tournament will be posted in the golf course
clubhouse. All tournaments include prizes and food. Registration for
tournaments will take place at the Grayslake Golf Course Clubhouse.
Tournament:
2-Cups Tournament:
Date:
Saturday, April 16
Time:
10:00am
Fee:
$15 per golfer
One Person Scramble:
Saturday, May 14
10:00am
$15 per golfer
Three-Clubs Tournament:
Saturday, June 11
10:00am
$15 per golfer
Red-White-Blue Tournament:
Saturday, July 9
10:00am
$15 per golfer
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GYMNASTICS
All gymnastics classes are held at the Gymnastics Factory located at 888 Belvidere
Road in Grayslake. Please note that all classes are held in conjunction with other
Park Districts in the area.
Min/Max: 4 / 10
Mom‛s & Mini‛s
Join your child in all sorts of fun-filled activities at the Gymnastics Factory. You will play on the mats and work on
your child’s physical coordination. Sorry, no extra siblings are allowed.
Pee Wee Gymnastics
This program is designed to help develop the child’s large motor skills by using various pieces of equipment such
as balls, planks, beams, trampoline and the bars. Tots will develop confidence in walking, crawling, hopping, skipping, ducking, jumping and climbing.
Tiny Tot Gymnastics
This program is designed to develop your child’s confidence level by using all different types of gymnastics equipment. Don’t miss out on this fun program.
Youth Girls Gymnastics
Learn the basic skills needed to become a gymnast. Students will learn tumbling, trampoline, bars, beam and “the
pit”. There are two levels (Beginner & Advanced) to this class.
Youth Boys Gymnastics
This class is specially designed just for boys. Students will be taught all the basic skills to become a good gymnast. They will work on tumbling, trampoline, bars, beams and “the pit”.
Cheerleading & Tumbling
This class is a program designed to teach tumbling such as back handsprings, leaps, and body positions for safe
cheerleading techniques. A safety certified coach will be coaching this class.
Class
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Code
Age
Day
Date
Time
Res/NR Fee
Mom’s & Mini’s 340010A
Mom’s & Mini’s 340010B
12-18mo.
18 mo-3yrs.
Tues
Wed
Apr. 5 - June 7
Apr. 6 - June 8
9:00 - 9:40am
10:00 - 10:40am
$136 / $170
$136 / $170
Pee Wee
340011A
3 - 4 yrs.
Fri
Apr. 8 - June 10
9:30 -10:20am
$136 / $170
Tiny Tot
340012A
4 - 5 yrs.
Fri
Apr. 8 - June 10
10:30 -11:20am
$136 / $170
Youth Girls
Youth Girls
340013A
340013B
6 - 8 yrs.
9 - 12 yrs.
Fri
Fri
Apr. 8 - June 10
Apr. 8 - June 10
4:00 - 5:00pm
5:00 - 6:00pm
$136 / $170
$136 / $170
Youth Boys
340014A
6 - 12 yrs.
Thur
Apr. 7 - June 9
4:00 - 5:00pm
$136 / $170
Cheer/Tumbling 340015A
8 - 12 yrs.
Mon
Apr. 4 - June 6
(No Class May 30)
5:00 - 6:00pm
$124 / $155
Parkour
340022A
7 yrs. & up
Fri
Apr. 8 - June 10
4:00 - 5:00pm
$136 / $170
Ninja
340026A
6 yrs. & up
Mon
6:00 - 7:00pm
$124 / $155
Ninja
340026B
6 yrs. & up
Thur
Apr. 4 - June 6
(No Class May 30)
Apr. 7 - June 9
5:00 - 6:00pm
$136 / $170
Tuesday, May 17th
6:00 - 7:30pm
Join us at the Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive, to meet the
Summer Camp Directors, get your questions answered,
receive camp paperwork, lesson plans and field trip schedules!
Refreshments will be provided.
SUMMER CAMP MEET & GREET
Summer Camp Meet & Greet
Early Bird fees will be granted if you attend the Meet & Greet!!
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CAMP POLICIES
SUMMER CAMP IS GOING GREEN!!
This year, in place of mailings, all summer camp information will be
available online at www.glpd.com beginning May 1, 2016.
• Parent / Guardian Information Letters
• Field Trip Information
• Medication Form
• Behavior Management Policy
• Emergency Forms
• Automatic Camp Payment Form
• Calendars & Schedules
All return documents (Medication Form, Behavior Policy & Emergency Forms)
must be turned into the Park District office prior to the start of camp or given
to the camp director on the first day of camp. Forms must be filled out once
per summer.
REGISTRATION
CAMP REFUND POLICY
Registration is taken on a first-come, first-served
basis for all sessions of camp. Even if you have
attended a previous session, you may lose your
spot for future sessions.
• Be sure to include your child’s T-shirt size on the
registration form.
• The grade listed for each camp is the grade that
your children are entering in the Fall of 2016.
If a refund request is made prior to the registration
deadline, a full refund, less a $5 service charge
per camp / per child is granted.
PAYMENT POLICY
NO refunds are granted once camp begins unless
it’s a medical reason and then a pro-rated refund
will be issued, less a $5 service charge. A doctor’s note must be present.
All camp sessions must be paid in full at the time
of registration with the exception of Full Day Day
Camp, Go Girl Go Camp, Teen Sports Camp,
Breakaway Camp & Full Day Sports Camp. If registering for more than one session for any of these
camps, the first session must be paid in full at the
time of registration. To secure a spot in additional
sessions of camp, we require a $25 down payment per session. The automatic camp payment
form is required to be filled out if you choose to
secure your spot in additional sessions of camp.
The balance will be charged to your debit/credit
care the Friday before the session begins.
PARENT MANUALS
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Parent manuals for each camp will be available
online at www.glpd.com beginning
May 1, 2016. These manuals contain all of the
information you’ll need to know about camp,
including lunches, field trips, swimming activities,
camp clothes, hours and more. This manual also
includes emergency forms. Please have all emergency forms and waivers signed and brought with
your child to camp the first day of camp.
If a refund request is made after the registration
deadline, prior to the first day of camp, a 75% refund is granted, less a $5 service charge per child
per camp.
All refund requests must be made in writing. Refund request forms are available online or at the
Recreation Center.
CAMP STAFF
Each camp group is supervised by qualified adult
camp directors and high school or college-aged
counselors who are First Aid, CPR & AED certified and have attended a training workshop which
includes safety policies and procedures, management techniques and lesson planning.
AGE REQUIREMENTS
When choosing an age-appropriate camp for your
child, use the grade that your child will be entering
in Fall 2016. All campers in preschool programs
must be of age by the first day of camp. Proof of
age may be required.
Special Accommodations ADA Information
The Grayslake Park District encourages
participation for everyone! If you or a family
member have special needs and would like
to participate in a program, we will be happy
to make modifications to meet your needs.
Please indicate on your registration form if
you would like information regarding our inclusion programs and/or modifications for program participants according to the Americans
with Disabilities Act.
BEHAVIOR POLICY
Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate
behavior at all times. The following guidelines
have been developed to help make park district
programs safe and enjoyable for all participants.
Additional rules may be developed for particular
programs and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff.
Participants shall:
1. Show respect to all participants and staff, take
direction from staff.
2. Refrain from using abusive or foul language.
3. Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other
participants or staff.
4. Show respect for equipment, supplies and
facilities.
A positive approach will be used regarding discipline. Staff will periodically review rules with
participants during the program session. If inappropriate behavior occurs, prompt resolution will
be sought specific to each individual situation.
The park district reserves the right to dismiss a
participant whose behavior endangers the safety
of himself / herself or others.
COMMUNICATING WITH US
Contacting The Park District
If you need to leave a message for staff
members or call in for a sick child, please
call the Park District office at (847) 223-7529
beginning at 8:30am; Monday - Friday, June
6 - August 12.
Contacting Your Child‛s Camp Director
As part of our ongoing goal to communicate
with parents, the Park District has equipped
directors with a cell phone. You may contact
your camp director at anytime on the camp
cell phone if needed. Peace of mind and the
safety of your camper are only a phone call
away!
CAMP POLICIES
HEALTH & SAFETY
Emergency Forms
The Park District does not require children
to have a medical examination to attend
camp. However, it is important to accurately
complete the emergency forms that are included in your parent manual. If your child
has special needs such as allergies, phobias
or medical alerts such as epilepsy or asthma,
please include this information with home and
work phone numbers on the form we provide.
These forms must be returned to your camper’s director on the first day of camp.
Reporting Safety Concerns
The Park District is committed to providing
a safe place for your recreational activities.
We encourage Grayslake residents to report
safety concerns about our facilities and parks
by calling (847) 223-7529. You can leave a
message any time of the day, seven days a
week. Because of the high volume of people
using our facilities each day, our facilities can
change daily. We want to know if you see
something that concerns you.
CAMPER DROP-OFF & PICK-UP
We are concerned about our camper’s safety
not only at camp, but also in arriving and
departing camp. It is very important that the
camp staff know the means by which each
camper will arrive and depart each day. We
ask that parents walk their child to the arrival
and departure destinations (whether this is
inside or outside) each day. In the event you
will not be available to pick up your child, only
those persons listed on the emergency release form, that you completed, would be allowed to pick up your child from the program.
A picture I.D. may be requested from you or
anyone picking up your child.
RELEASE OF INFORMATION
During camp sessions, photos are often taken
of all participants. Please see the back of the
registration form for details.
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PRESCHOOL CAMPS
TERRIFIC 2 BE 2 CAMP
Age: 2 years
It is a terrific time to be 2 years old. Why, because
when you’re two, it is so much fun to do art projects,
learn about circle time, stories and singing new songs.
This camp is a wonderful experience for your little
one, who is ready for a class. Under the watchful eye
of our experience teachers we will have structured
activities mixed with unstructured play. Come join us
in a fun and active environment designed with twoyear olds in mind. Please note the Park District will
supply a healthy snack. This is a drop off program in
our preschool classroom and taught by our Young 3’s
teachers. Children do not need to be fully potty trained
for this class; However, GLPD staff is not permitted to
change diapers. Parents are responsible for reviewing the camp handbook online and must return the
additional emergency forms, prior to or on the first
day of camp. (SR)
Code:
490002A
490002B
490002C
Day:
Mon / Wed
Tues / Thurs
Mon / Wed
Date: (4-week sessions)
June 6 - June 29
June 7 - June 30
July 6 - July 27
(No Camp 7/4)
490002D
Tues / Thurs
July 5 - July 28
Time: 9:00 - 10:30am
Location: United Protestant Church
54 S. Whitney Street, Grayslake
Fee:
On or Before May 16th
Session A: M/W:
$103 Res. / $128 Nonres.
Session C: M/W:
$90 Res. / $113 Nonres.
Each Session: T/TH:
$103 Res. / $128 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session A: M/W:
$113 Res. / $141 Nonres.
Session C: M/W:
$100 Res. / $125 Nonres.
Each Session: T/TH:
$113 Res. / $141 Nonres.
Instructor: Preschool Staff
Min / Max: 5 / 10
Register by: One week prior to camp beginning
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LITTLE BUSY BEE‛S CAMP
Age: 3 - 4 years (must be potty trained)
Summer will be more exciting for your 3 & 4 year olds
when they join this camp! Activities will include arts
n crafts, story time, circle time, singing, and theme
days. We will adventure outside to play games, nature
study and tons of fun! Not to mention water day once
a week depending on the weather. Please bring a
towel to camp on your designated water day. Please
bring a snack and reusable water bottle to camp each
day. Camp T-shirt will be handed out on the first day
of camp. This camp is held in the upper level of the
building except drop off and pick up will occur on the
main floor of the Recreation Center.
Parents are responsible for reviewing the camp handbook online and must return all additional emergency
forms, prior to or on the first day of camp. (SR)
Code:
490004A
490004B
490004C
490004D
Day:
M/W/F
T / TH
M/W/F
T / TH
June 6 - July 1
June 7 - June 30
July 6 - July 29 (No Camp 7/4)
July 5 - July 28
Time: 8:45 - 11:45am
Location: Recreation Center - Preschool Room B
Fee:
Session A: M/W/F:
$166 Res. / $207 Nonres.
Session C: M/W/F:
$152 Res. / $190 Nonres.
Each Session: T/TH:
$110 Res. / $138 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session A: M/W/F:
$176 Res. / $220 Nonres.
Session C: M/W/F:
$162 Res. / $202 Nonres.
Each Session: T/TH:
$120 Res. / $150 Nonres.
Min / Max: 8 / 14
Register by: One week prior
Our preschool camps are designed to
expose your child to a fun and exciting
learning environment. We recommend
our camps to help transition your child
into a semi-structured learning
atmosphere in order to prepare them
for Preschool. Preschool Camps focus on
introducing circle time, educational
concepts, structured projects and
social interaction with peers. The Park
District takes great pride in providing a
positive, nurturing and safe environment
for all children to grow.
Any questions on Preschool Camps,
please contact Shelly Regnier by email
at [email protected] or call
the Park District at (847) 223-7529
NATURE CAMP
This half day camp, specifically geared for 4-yearolds, is designed to activate your child’s creativity and
imagination by doing arts ‘n crafts, storytelling, nature
studies, playing games, theme days and social interaction with children of the same age group. Along with
all of the activities your camper will have water day one
day a week depending on the weather. Please bring a
towel to camp on your designated water day. Please
bring a snack and drink to camp each day. Camp
T-shirt will be handed out on the first day of camp. All
campers must be potty trained before camp begins.
Nature Camp will have your camper exploring the Midwest’s natural habitat of wetlands, prairies, and woodlands. Each week we will explore a green space and learn
about the animals and plants that call that ecosystem their
home. By combining play and learning, children are able
to grow and develop at their own pace and better understand how they are a part of the larger world. This camp is
hands on fun while learning about nature and our environment. Each week camp will travel to a different park by
park district bus.
Code:
490005A
490005B
490005C
490005D
Day:
M/W/F
T / TH
M/W/F
T / TH
June 6 - July 1
June 7 - June 30
July 5 - July 28
Time: 8:45 - 11:45am
Location: Recreation Center - Preschool Room A
Fee:
Session A: M/W/F:
$166 Res. / $207 Nonres.
Session C: M/W/F:
$152 Res. / $190 Nonres.
Each Session: T/TH:
$110 Res. / $138 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session A: M/W/F:
$176 Res. / $220 Nonres.
Session C: M/W/F:
$162 Res. / $202 Nonres.
Each Session: T/TH:
$120 Res. / $150 Nonres.
Age: 5 - 7 years
Code:
490001A
490001B
Day:
T / TH
T / TH
June 7 - June 30
July 5 - July 28
PRESCHOOL CAMPS
FABULOUS 4‘s CAMP
Age: 4 years (must be potty trained)
Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Location: Woodview School, 340 N. Alleghany Rd.
Fee:
Each Session: T/TH:
$105 Res. / $131 Nonres.
After May 16th
Each Session: T/TH:
$115 Res. / $144 Nonres.
Min / Max: 10 / 20
Register by: May 31 & June 28
Min / Max: 8 / 14
Register by: One week prior to camp beginning
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HALF DAY CAMPS
DISCOVERING DAY CAMP
Age: 5 - 7 years
It is the time to discover and expand the opportunities that summer camp brings to your camper. This camp is
planned with your child in mind. Enjoy theme days, arts ‘n crafts, nature studies, games, sports, water day and
more! Activities are planned for both indoor and outdoor locations. Camp is a great way to meet new friends,
experience new activities, and have a ton of FUN. This camp keeps your youngster active with structured time
and unstructured time to enjoy the summer at its best. Discovering Day Camp will be venturing out twice during each session to a local Grayslake spot. More trip details will be on our camp calendars.
Please include your camper’s shirt size on your registration form. Bring to camp every day: a reusable water
bottle, a healthy snack, and lunch for full day campers or a healthy snack for T/R campers. Parents are responsible for reviewing the camp handbook online and must return the additional emergency forms, prior to or on
the first day of camp. Please be aware that the school is not air-conditioned and there is no refrigeration. Don’t
miss out on a GREAT summer with early bird registration fees. (SR)
Code:
Day:
Time:
490006A
Mon / Wed / Fri
June 6 - July 1
8:30am - 3:15pm
490006B
Mon / Wed / Fri
June 6 - July 1
8:30am - 12:15pm
490006C
Tues / Thurs
June 7 - June 30
8:30am - 12:30pm
490006D
Mon / Wed / Fri
July 6 - July 29 (No Camp 7/4) 8:30am - 3:15pm
490006E
Mon / Wed / Fri
July 6 - July 29 (No Camp 7/4) 8:30am - 12:15pm
490006F
Tues / Thurs
July 5 - July 28
8:30am - 12:30pm
Location:
Woodview School, 340 Alleghany Road, Grayslake
Fees: On or Before May 16th
Session A: $310 Res. / $388 Nonres.
Session B: $179 Res. / $224 Nonres.
Session C: $119 Res. / $149 Nonres.
Session D: $284 Res. / $355 Nonres.
Session E: $164 Res. / $205 Nonres.
Session F: $119 Res. / $149 Nonres.
Register By:
After May 16th
Session D: $294 Res. / $367 Nonres.
Session E: $174 Res. / $217 Nonres.
Session F: $129 Res. / $161 Nonres.
One week prior to camp
Min / Max:
15 / 40
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMP!
Grade: Entering 1st - 5th
Welcome to a summer of exploration and enjoyment in the outdoors. The Grayslake Park District believes that
outdoor play and exploration is critical to a child’s growth and development. Our experienced, caring counselors
will foster a child’s love of nature and the outdoors as they are engaged in a wide range of fun activities, meet new
friends and explore, observe and investigate the natural world. Many activities encourage an awareness and appreciation of our environment. Activities will vary from session to session but may include: ecocaching, swimming,
wilderness survival skills, nature exploration and much more. There are also traditional camp activities such as
games, crafts, and weekly field trips.
Each camper will receive one T-shirt per summer that MUST be worn on field trip days. Campers need to bring a
snack, sack lunch, drink and water bottle every day, plus their swimsuit and towel. Please note there will be NO
refrigerators available on site. Please be aware this is an outdoor camp, unless it rains or a heat advisory is in effect that all activities will be held outdoors.
Code:
Day:
Date:
Time:
490007A
Mon / Wed / Fri
June 6 - July 1
8:30am – 3:30pm
490007B
Mon / Wed / Fri
July 6 - July 29 (No camp 7/4)
8:30am – 3:30pm
490007C
Mon / Wed / Fri
Aug. 1 - Aug. 12
8:30am – 3:30pm
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Location:
Woodview School, 340 Alleghany Road, Grayslake
Fee:
After May 16th
Register By: One week prior to session beginning
Min / Max:
15 / 40
HALF DAY SPORTS CAMP
Half-Day Day Camp will meet 3 days a week and will run
in conjunction with Full-Day Day Camp. This is an opportunity to enjoy camp without the full day commitment.
Camp counselors center camp on creating, experiencing
and expanding your child’s summer’s potential. Counselors strive to instill life long healthy habits and maintain an
active schedule. Campers will participate in large group
activities, arts ‘n crafts, nature studies, sports and theme
weeks. Besides all the fun your camper will have, this is
also a great way to build long lasting friendships, teamwork skills, and positive sportsmanship.
Optional Services: Swim Lessons and Extended
Camp Care hours are available. Please see page 56
for more information!
Half Day Sports Camp will meet 3 days a week and
will run in conjunction with Full-Day Sports Camp. This
camp is designed for the child that wants to be active,
while learning aspects of a variety of sports in a fun
team-oriented atmosphere. This is an opportunity to
enjoy camp without the full day commitment. Campers will learn a variety of sports and games including
sportsmanship, strategies, skills, rules, game situations
and of course playing games with an emphasis on
FUN! Sports and games will include: basketball, flag
football, baseball, dodge ball, fitness and much more.
Each camper needs to bring a snack and drink everyday, plus a swimsuit and towel for water games on hot
days. Please be aware that the school is not air-conditioned and there is no refrigeration for snacks. Each
camper will receive one T-shirt per summer. (BW)
Camp Care hours are available. Please see page
56 for more information!
Code:
490008A
490008B
490008C
490008D
490008E
Day:
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
W/F
Code:
490009A
490009B
490009C
490009D
490009E
Day:
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
W/F
490008F
490008G
490008H
490008I
490008J
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
490009F
490009G
490009H
490009I
490009J
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
Each camper needs to bring a healthy snack and drink
everyday, plus a swimsuit and towel for water games
on hot days. Please be aware that the school is not
air-conditioned and there is no refrigeration for snacks.
Each camper will receive one T-shirt per summer. (KR)
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 6 - July 8
(No Camp 7/4)
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
8:30am - 11:30am
Grayslake Middle School
$49 Res. / $61 Nonres.
After May 16th
Each Session: $59 Res. / $74 Nonres.
Session E:
Min / Max:
10 / 20
Register By: One week prior to camp
HALF DAY CAMPS
HALF-DAY DAY CAMP
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 6 - July 8
(No Camp 7/4)
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 11:30am
After May 16th
Session E:
Min / Max:
10 / 20
Register By: One week prior to camp
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DAY CAMP
DAY CAMP
Join us for a great camp experience and all it has to offer! Campers will participate in large group activities and games,
arts ‘n crafts, nature studies, sports, theme weeks and fun Friday events. They will swim two days a week (Wednesdays & Fridays) from 1:00 - 3:00pm at the Grayslake Family Aquatic Center and have an off-site field trip on Tuesdays
& Thursdays all day. Camp days are structured with some semi-unstructured time to allow for campers to unwind and
have some quiet time to recharge their energy levels. Campers need to bring a snack, sack lunch, drink and water bottle
everyday along with their swimsuit and towel. Each camper will receive one T-shirt per summer that MUST be worn on
field trip days. Please note the school is not air-conditioned and there will be NO refrigerators available on site.
Field trip schedule will be finalized by April 22nd. Please check our website at www.glpd.com for the finalized
schedule.
Optional Hot Lunch: Hot Lunch is offered every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer. Lunch
menus are available at camp and must be filled out and turned into the camp director with payment each day.
To make it more convenient and flexible for parents, we have 3 camp choices to
choose from: Monday - Friday, Monday/Wednesday/Friday or Tuesday/Thursday.
*** Monday - Friday ***
Code:
490010A
490010B
490010C
490010D
490010E
490010F
490010G
490010H
490010I
490010J
Day:
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
T-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$150 Res. / $188 Nonres.
$120 Res. / $150 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
$130 Res. / $163 Nonres.
Register By: 1-week prior to session beginning
*** Monday / Wednesday / Friday ***
Code:
490011A
490011B
490011C
490011D
490011E
490011F
490011G
490011H
490011I
490011J
Day:
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$90 Res. / $113 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
*** Tuesday / Thursday - Field Trips ONLY ***
Code:
490012A
490012B
490012C
490012D
490012E
490012F
490012G
490012H
490012I
490012J
New!
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Day:
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
June 7 - June 9
June 14 - June 16
June 21 - June 23
June 28 - June 30
July 5 - July 7
July 12 - July 14
July 19 - July 21
July 26 - July 28
Aug. 2 - Aug. 4
Aug. 9 - Aug. 11
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
8:30am - 3:30pm
After May 16th
LATE REGISTRATION NOTICE
New
!
Participants who register for any camps after the register
by date will incur a $15 surcharge. Please register early!
Sports Camp is designed for the child that wants to be active, while learning aspects of a variety of sports in a fun teamoriented atmosphere. Campers will learn a variety of sports and games including sportsmanship, strategies, skills, rules,
game situations and of course playing games with an emphasis on FUN! Sports and games will include: basketball, flag
football, softball/baseball, dodge ball, swimming, fitness and much more. They will swim two days a week (Mondays &
Wednesdays) from 1:00 - 3:00pm at the Grayslake Family Aquatic Center and have an off-site field trip on Tuesdays &
Thursdays all day. Campers need to bring a snack, sack lunch, drink and water bottle everyday along with their swimsuit and towel. Each camper will receive one T-shirt per summer that MUST be worn on field trip days. Please note the
school is not air-conditioned and there will be NO refrigerators available on site. Field trip schedule will be finalized
by April 22nd. Please check our website at www.glpd.com for the finalized schedule.
Optional Hot Lunch: Hot Lunch is offered every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer. Lunch
menus are available at camp and must be filled out and turned into the camp director with payment each day.
SPORTS CAMP
SPORTS CAMP
Code:
490013A
490013B
490013C
490013D
490013E
490013F
490013G
490013H
490013I
490013J
Day:
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
T-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$150 Res. / $188 Nonres.
$120 Res. / $150 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
$130 Res. / $163 Nonres.
Code:
490014A
490014B
490014C
490014D
490014E
490014F
490014G
490014H
490014I
490014J
Day:
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$90 Res. / $113 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
Code:
490015A
490015B
490015C
490015D
490015E
490015F
490015G
490015H
490015I
490015J
New!
Day:
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
June 7 - June 9
June 14 - June 16
June 21 - June 23
June 28 - June 30
July 5 - July 7
July 12 - July 14
July 19 - July 21
July 26 - July 28
Aug. 2 - Aug. 4
Aug. 9 - Aug. 11
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
8:30am - 3:30pm
After May 16th
LATE REGISTRATION NOTICE New!
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GO GIRL GO CAMP
GoGirlGo! Camp
Grade: Girls Entering 4th – 8th
Calling all GIRLS!!! Come join us for the girls only sports and activity camp. This camp will focus on being active, building
confidence and healthy living. Each week will highlight a specific theme promoting overall wellness geared toward girls. Each
session will include a variety of the following activities: Sport Instruction, Healthy Living & Nutrition, Guest Speakers, Games &
Crafts, Building Friendships, Journal Writing, Swimming, Community Service Projects, Cooking, Leadership Training, Building
self esteem & wellness, Bike riding / nature walks, Trips to visit & participate with High School Athletes. The girls will swim two
days a week and have an off-site field trip on Tuesdays & Thursdays. All activities will be based on the GoGirlGo! Educational
Curriculum developed by the Women’s Sports Foundation. The benefits of this camp are endless, so come participate in this
unique and challenging camp! Campers need to bring a healthy snack, sack lunch, drink and water bottle everyday along with
their swimsuit and towel. Each camper will receive one T-shirt per summer. Please note the school is not air-conditioned and
there will be NO refrigerators available on site.
Optional Hot Lunch: Hot Lunch is offered every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer. Lunch menus are
available at camp and must be filled out and turned into the camp director with payment each day.
Code:
490016A
490016B
490016C
490016D
490016E
490016F
490016G
490016H
490016I
490016J
Day:
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
T-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$150 Res. / $188 Nonres.
$120 Res. / $150 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
$130 Res. / $163 Nonres.
Code:
490017A
490017B
490017C
490017D
490017E
490017F
490017G
490017H
490017I
490017J
Day:
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$90 Res. / $113 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
Code:
490018A
490018B
490018C
490018D
490018E
490018F
490018G
490018H
490018I
490018J
New!
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Day:
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
June 7 - June 9
June 14 - June 16
June 21 - June 23
June 28 - June 30
July 5 - July 7
July 12 - July 14
July 19 - July 21
July 26 - July 28
Aug. 2 - Aug. 4
Aug. 9 - Aug. 11
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
8:30am - 3:30pm
After May 16th
LATE REGISTRATION NOTICE
New
!
BREAKAWAY CAMP
A summer of exploration is ahead for your teen! This
camp is geared toward young teens. A variety of activities will help young adults develop leadership skills,
while enjoying new experiences. Each week we will focus on an area of interest chosen by the teens; we will
explore the many facets of that area. Activities include
sports, swimming at the Grayslake Aquatic Center,
and more. Participants need to bring a sack lunch and
drink everyday, plus their swimsuit and towel. Each
teen camper will receive one T-shirt per summer.
Please note that the school is not air-conditioned and
there will be NO refrigerators available on site. (KR)
This camp is designed for those who have an adventuresome and thrill-seeking spirit. Breakaway Camp is
your ticket to an exciting summer! Each day a different field trip will be taken to area water parks, theme
parks, Chicago attractions and athletic events. Trips
to a Brewers Game, Keylime Cove, Action Territory
and paintballing are currently being planned. The trip
schedule will be finalized and on our website beginning
April 25th. Please note some field trips last longer than
3:30pm, please see the finalized trip schedule on our
website. Participants need to bring a sack lunch and
drink everyday, plus their swimsuit and towel. Each
camper will receive one T-shirt per summer. (KR)
Grade: Entering 6th - 9th
Optional Hot Lunch: Hot Lunch is offered every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer
camp season. Lunch menus are available at camp and
must be filled out completely and turned into your camp
director with payment.
**Breakaway Camp is scheduled for Tuesdays
& Thursdays to complement this camp**
Code:
490019A
490019B
490019C
490019D
490019E
490019F
490019G
490019H
490019I
490019J
Day:
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Grade: Entering 6th - 9th
Code:
490020A
490020B
490020C
490020D
490020E
490020F
490020G
490020H
490020I
490020J
Day:
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
T / TH
June 7 - June 9
June 14 - June 16
June 21 - June 23
June 28 - June 30
July 5 - July 7
July 12 - July 14
July 19 - July 21
July 26 - July 28
Aug. 2 - Aug. 4
Aug. 9 - Aug. 11
TEEN / BREAKAWAY CAMP
TEEN SPORTS CAMP
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
8:30am - 3:30pm
After May 16th
Min / Max:
15 / 60
Register By: One week prior to session beginning
Time:
Location:
Fee:
Each Session:
Session E:
8:30am - 3:30pm
$90 Res. / $113 Nonres.
After May 16th
Session E:
Min / Max:
15 / 60
Questions
Questions about Teen Sports Camp & Breakaway Camp?
Contact Kendra Ring, Recreation / Marketing Coordinator
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SPECIALTY CAMPS
EXTENDED CAMP CARE: EARLY BIRD / STAY & PLAY
Extended camp hours are available options for campers who are currently enrolled in Day Camp,
Teen Camp, Breakaway Camp, GoGirlGo! Camp or Sports Camp. If you need an early start to
your day or later hours in the afternoon, then this is a program for you. The extended campers will
have many options to participate in craft projects, game time and gym time. During extended hours,
campers have the flexibility to select their activities. It is the choice of the camper whether they want
to join a group structured project or a small group activity.
Please note – that extended camp is NOT designed to be used on a day by day basis. A camper
MUST be pre-registered for this program. If extended camp is utilized as a last minute emergency,
then a $10 fee will be collected at the time of drop off or pick up. (KR)
EARLY BIRD
Code:
490021A
490021B
490021C
490021D
490021E
490021F
490021G
490021H
490021I
490021J
Day:
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
T-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
6:30am - 8:30am
$35 each session
$28 Session E
SWIM LESSONS FOR SUMMER CAMPS
Age: 5 - 12 years
Register for a session of camp and add two weeks
of swim lessons for an additional cost. Each camper
will receive a swim test at the first class and will be
divided to the appropriate swim class determined by
the aquatic staff. Nine progressive levels of instruction teach children of all ages and abilities fundamental water skills and beginning & advanced swimming
strokes. All campers will meet by the Large Gym
at GMS and will be walked to and from the aquatic
center by the camp staff. Parents are responsible for
getting their children to swim lessons on days they do
not have camp. Please note: All swim lessons are
taught by The Village of Grayslake Aquatic Staff,
not the Grayslake Park District. (BW)
Code:
Date:
490023A
M - F, June 6 - June 17
490023B
M - F, June 20 - July 1
490023C
M - F, July 5 - July 15 (No Class 7/4)
490023D
M - F, July 18 - July 29
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Time: 7:45 - 8:45am
Location: Meet at the Grayslake Middle School
Fee: Each Session - A, B, D: $70 Res. / $84 Nonres.
Min / Max:
5 / 50
Register By: One Week Prior
STAY & PLAY
Code:
490022A
490022B
490022C
490022D
490022E
490022F
490022G
490022H
490022I
490022J
Day:
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
T-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
June 6 - June 10
June 13 - June 17
June 20 - June 24
June 27 - July 1
July 11 - July 15
July 18 - July 22
July 25 - July 29
Aug. 1 - Aug. 5
Aug. 8 - Aug. 12
Time:
Location:
Fee:
3:30pm - 6:00pm
$40 each session
$32 Session E
LATE REGISTRATION
NOTICE
Participants who register
for any camps after the
register by date will incur
a $15 surcharge.
Please register early!
Summer Camp Meet & Greet
Tuesday, May 17th
6:00 - 7:30pm
Join us at the Recreation Center,
240 Commerce Drive, to meet the Summer Camp Directors, get your questions
answered, receive camp paperwork, lesson
plans and field trip schedules!
Age: 3 - 5 years
Dancers will explore other countries and cultures
by experiencing their dances, songs, stories and
rhythms. Each session will include movement and
dancing, craft time, story time and snack time. Explorers should come with a healthy snack and a water bottle each day. Come join us! *Explorers must
be 3 years old by May 1st.
Code:
Date:
490040A
Tues. - Thurs., June 7 - 9
490040B
Tues. - Thurs., July 12 - 14
Time: 9:00 - 11:00am
Location: Rec Center Dance Studio
Min / Max: 5 / 12
Register By: One week prior to camp beginning
ADVENTURES IN NEVERLAND CAMP
Age: 4 - 8 years
Join us as we travel past the second star to the right
and straight on till morning! Neverland is home to
Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and the lost boys. Pirates,
mermaids and ADVENTURE! Join us as we frolic
with the inhabitants of this magical place! Your little
dreamer will dance, sing and craft. Please be sure
to pack a healthy snack, water and plenty of happy
thoughts for our journey each day! (Pixie dust provided)
Code:
Date:
Age:
490041A Tues. - Thurs., June 14 - 16
4 - 6 yrs.
490041B Tues. - Thurs., June 21 - 23
6 - 8 yrs.
Time: 9:00 - 11:00am
Min / Max: 5 / 12
BROADWAY KIDS CAMP
Age: 6 - 9 years
Broadway Kids camp is a fun-filled week discovering
the many aspects of musical theatre. Children will
have a technique class each day, learn kid-friendly
choreography and favorite songs from well-known
Broadway Musicals. Singing, dancing and acting will
be a part of each day. Dancers will be participating in
Jazz and Tap dance (tap shoes required). Please be
sure to send a healthy snack and a water bottle with
your dancer each day.
Code:
Date:
490039A
Tues. - Thurs., July 19 - 21
Time: 9:00 - 11:00am
Min / Max: 5 / 12
SOCCER FOR TOTS CAMP
Age: 3 years
At each class, we will work on the very basics of dribbling, passing and shooting. No longer do your little
ones have to watch everyone else play, they can play
too! All skills will be broken down into easy drills and
fun games to keep everyone moving and having fun!
Parents are invited to stay and play also. All participants will receive a T-shirt. Please note child’s shirt
size at registration. (TP)
Code:
Day:
Date:
Time:
490026A Mon / Wed June 6 - 22
6:00 - 6:30pm
490026B Saturday
July 23 - Aug.27 9:00 - 9:30am
Min / Max: 10 / 30
Register By: May 31 & July 15
TINY KICKERS SOCCER CAMP
SPECIALTY CAMPS
EXPLORER CAMP - DANCE AROUND
THE WORLD
Age: 4 - 6 years
The fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting, throwins, etc. will be taught in a non-competitive, fun atmosphere. Bring your child down to burn off steam while
using safe NERF soccer balls. Games will be played
daily. All participants will receive a T-shirt. Please note
child’s shirt size at registration. (TP)
Code:
Day:
Date:
Time:
490027A Mon / Wed June 6 - 22
6:45 - 7:45pm
490027B Saturday
July 23 - Aug.27 9:45 -10:45am
Min / Max: 10 / 30
Register By: May 31 & July 15
In the event of bad weather, please call
the Park District Weather Line at
(847) 223-7246
MUSIC CAMP
Age: 6 - 12 years
Rock your summertime with the Mars Jamzz Music
camp! Students will learn all the basics for guitar and
keyboarding in a fun filled atmosphere! Students
will learn notes, basic chords and songs to play as a
group. Guitar and keyboard rentals are available for $5
per class meeting, book fee is $24.99 payable to the
instructor at the first class. This is a contractual camp.
Code:
Date:
490042A
Mon. - Fri., June 13 - 17
490042B
Mon. - Fri., July 11 - 15
490042C
Mon. - Fri., Aug. 8 - 12
Time: 9:00 - 11:00am
Min / Max: 4 / 8
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BASEBALL CAMPS
CHICAGO WHITE SOX BASEBALL SUMMER CAMPS
WE'RE COMING TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD...
For over 20 years the Chicago White Sox have brought quality baseball instruction to children throughout
Chicagoland! If you want to be the best, you’ve got to train with the best! Since 1994, more than 50,000 youth
baseball players have attended one of our White Sox summer camps to focus on essential individual baseball
skills. Professional coaches from the White Sox organization have programs designed for kids from 5 – 11 at
every ability level.
For the Little Sluggers, our beginner program is open to boys and girls ages 5 & 6 and is designed to introduce
this age group to the game of baseball. Our intermediate camp for ages 7 & 8 includes fundamental skills work
on throwing, hitting, bunting, fielding, pitching and base-running. Fundamentals will be reinforced by using fun
skill games. The White Sox Summer Camp for ages 9-12 builds upon the basics and is just the ticket to
advance your game to the next level. Depending on the skill level of the players, this camp will touch on
advanced hitting and throwing techniques, as well as team play, advanced base running and other techniques
that could be used on the field this season. On the final day all players will get the opportunity to judge their
improvement by playing a game. Student to instructor ratio will be 10:1 or less. (*Restrictions apply to ticket
vouchers. Experience dates are to be determined, premium items subject to change.)
EVERY SUMMER CAMP PARTICIPANT RECEIVES:
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
EXCLUSIVE U.S. CELLULAR FIELD EXPERIENCE! (with one guest)
Question and answer session with a current White Sox player, coach, and
radio/TV broadcast personality
6 White Sox ticket vouchers for a White Sox game (restrictions apply)
Academy Hat (Only 7-11 year old)
Camp T-shirt
Evaluation Report
Graduation Certificate
White Sox Skills Competition: Every camper participates in our Skills Competition.
The Top 40 qualifiers in each age throughout the summer will compete in the
finals on U.S Cellular Field in September.
LITTLE SLUGGER
Boys & Girls Ages 5 – 6 years
Code:
490028A
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Date:
July 25 - July 28
Time:
8:30 - 11:00am
Fee:
$149.00
Min/Max:
15 / 40
Register By: July 18
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SOX INTERMEDIATE CAMP
Ages 7 – 8 years
Code:
490029A
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Date:
July 25 - July 28
Time:
8:3 - 11:30am
Fee:
$199.00
Min/Max:
15 / 40
SOX ADVANCED CAMP
Ages 9 – 11 years
Code:
490030A
Days:
Monday - Thursday
Date:
July 25 - July 28
Time:
8:30 - 11:30am
Fee:
$199.00
Min/Max:
15 / 40
*Restrictions apply to ticket vouchers.
Experience dates are to be determined,
premium items subject to change.
EVERY SUMMER CAMP PARTICIPANT RECEIVES:
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
No one can teach basketball better than the Chicago
Bulls Academy! This summer, learn from the best and let
the Chicago Bulls Academy teach you how to play like a
Champion! Since 1999, the Chicago Bulls Academy
have brought quality basketball camps to boys and girls
throughout Chicagoland. More than 45,000 youth
basketball players have developed essential basketball
fundamentals including: ball handling, passing, shooting,
rebounding, individual moves, footwork, and team
concepts. High school and college courts across the
country are home to graduates of a Chicago Bulls
Basketball Summer Camp. We work on every part of
your child’s game. On the final day all participants will
receive an evaluation form and graduation certificate.
Student to instructor ratio will be 10:1 or less.
Please note this is a contractual program,
instructors are employees from Bulls/Sox Academy
not actual NBA Players.
EXCLUSIVE United Center Experience!! (with one guest)
Question and answer session with a current or former Chicago Bulls player and radio/TV broadcast personality
Chicago Bulls Duffle Bag
Chicago Bulls T-shirt
Chicago Bulls Basketball
Graduation Certificate
Evaluation Report
Chicago Bulls Skills Competition. During the camp each player will compete in the Bulls Skills Competition. At the end of the
summer, the top three contestants will compete in the finals on the floor of the United Center (date TBD).
BASKETBALL CAMPS
CHICAGO BULLS BASKETBALL CAMP
The Chicago Bulls Summer Camp is offered to two age groups. The rookie camp for children ages 68 is a beginner camp focused on building fundamentals and fun drills to get the kids to understand the
game and improve their play. For the older kids, ages 9-12 years, coaches work on the “team”
concept and refining and advancing the skills for the serious or soon-to-be serious player. You are
sure to improve your ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding, and footwork!
Boys & Girls 6 - 8 years
Code:
490031A
Days:
Monday - Friday
Dates:
July 18 - 22
Time:
1:00 - 4:00pm
Location:
Rec Center Gym
Fee:
$215 per person
Min / Max 15 / 25
Boys & Girls 9 - 12 years
Code:
490031B
Days:
Monday - Friday
Dates:
July 18 - 22
Time:
1:00 - 4:00pm
Location:
Rec Center Gym
Fee:
$215 per person
Min / Max 15 / 25
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BASKETBALL CAMPS
KESSEL‛S HEAT
SHOOTING & BALL HANDLING
Grade: 2nd - 8th, girls & boys
This program concentrates on the breakdown of the
shooting technique. Coach Kessel has proven highly
successful in analyzing and dramatically improving
a players shooting ability. Coach Kessel doesn’t just
do drills; he breaks down and reinforces the proper
techniques for shooting accuracy. You will also learn
the proper jump shot and how to beat your man off the
dribble. This is a contractual camp. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
490033A Mon - Thurs., Aug. 1 - 4 10:30 - 12:30pm
ADVANCED OFFENSE CAMP
This session allows players to perform at a more
competitive level. Players will be drilled in one-on-one,
two-on-two and four-on-four situations. Players will
learn how to use shot fakes, dribble moves and moving
without the ball. The session is highly recommended
for players who have already completed the shooting
and ball handling session. This is a contractual camp.
Code:
Date:
Time:
490034A Mon - Thurs., Aug. 1 - 4
1:00 - 3:00pm
BONUS OFFER
Shooting / Ball Handling plus Team Play Camp.
Code:
Date:
Time:
490035A Mon - Thurs., Aug. 1 - 4
10:30 - 3:00pm
ALL DAY CAMP
Will include Shooting/Ball Handling, Team Play and
Speed and Agility. (TP)
Code:
Date:
Time:
490036A Mon - Thurs., Aug. 1 - 4
10:30 - 4:30pm
Location: Rec Center Gym Register By: July 25
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Please Note: Lunch break will be provided from
12:30 - 1:00pm for kids doing the Bonus Offer / All Day
Camp. They should bring a sack lunch and drink to
camp each day.
SUMMER HOOPSTERS CAMP
Ages: 4 - 6 years
Bring out your little ones for an hour of hoop-filled fun.
We will focus on FUNDAMENTALS and SPORTSMANSHIP. Shorter baskets and junior sized basketballs will
be used. Games will be played daily. All participants
will receive a T-shirt. Please note your child’s shirt size
on your registration form. (TP)
Code:
490032A
Date:
Friday, Aug. 5 - 26
Time:
6:00pm - 7:00pm
$43 / Nonresident
Fee: $35 / Resident
Instructor: GLPD Staff
Min / Max: 10 / 20
GCHS GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP
Ages: 4th - 8th Grade
Come join the Grayslake Central Girls Varsity Basketball Coach, Steve Ikenn and staff for a fundamental
skills basketball camp for young girls who want to learn
the basics of basketball. Shooting, passing, ball handing, footwork and defense will be the daily focus. This
is a contractual camp. (TP)
Code:
490037A
Date:
Sun., Aug. 14 - 28
Time:
5:00 - 6:30pm
Location: Grayslake Central High School Fieldhouse
Instructor: GCHS Varsity Coach, Steve Ikenn & Staff
Min / Max: 10 / 50
Register By: August 7
GCHS BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP
Ages: 4th - 8th Grade
Grayslake Central Varsity Boys Coach, Kosta Kougias and Staff will be offering a three day boys youth
basketball skills clinic. It is OPEN to any youth boy
grades 4th-8th who express an interest in developing
and sharpening their basketball techniques. Coach
Kougias emphasizes the importance of teamwork,
fundamentals, basic technique and skills of the game
of basketball. This is a contractual camp. (TP)
Code:
490000A
Date:
Sun., Aug. 14 - 28
Time:
3:30 - 5:00pm
Location: Grayslake Central High School Fieldhouse
Instructor: GCHS Varsity Coach, Kosta Kougias
Min / Max: 10 / 50
Register By: August 7
YOUTH AFFILIATES
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YOUTH AFFILIATES
Be Part of a Great
Baseball Tradition!
• Do you want to be a travel baseball player?
• Do you plan to attend Grayslake Central High
School?
Join the Rams Baseball Club!
• Learn the “Rams Way” from high school coaches
• Play on the Varsity Field
• Multiple teams for 13U & 14U
Contact Steve Sturm for additional questions
[email protected]
Spring leagues are forming now
Register online by 2/28 to avoid late fees
Practices begin end of March
Games begin early May
www.gybaonline.org
Contact Rob Piggott with any questions at
[email protected]
For information on our current
and upcoming season, visit
www.grayslakewrestlingclub.org
Facebook at Grayslake
Wrestling Club
or email
[email protected]
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GRAYSLAKE COLTS
YOUTH AFFILIATES
MAKE THE
RIGHT CALL…
FOOTBALL, CHEER & DANCE
REGISTER ONLINE NOW
FOR THE 2016 SEASON
IN PERSON REGISTRATION
SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH 9AM – NOON
STATE BANK OF THE LAKES - CENTER STREET, GRAYSLAKE
WWW.GRAYSLAKECOLTS.ORG
ONE TEAM / ONE TOWN SERVING THE GRAYSLAKE
COMMUNITY FOR OVER 40 YEARS. AFFILIATE OF THE
GRAYSLAKE PARK DISTRICT & FEEDER PROGRAM FOR
GRAYSLAKE NORTH & GRAYSLAKE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLS
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YOUTH AFFILIATES
G RAYSLAKE YOUTH LACROSSE ASSOCIATION
www.grayslakelacrosse.org
The Grayslake Youth Lacrosse Association was founded in 2007 to provide a quality learning experience as well
as a competitive atmosphere with the game of lacrosse for children in grades 1st – 8th. No High School Students.
GYLA offers two (2) Programs:
Our Spring League will begin the first week of April and all practices will be held at Grayslake North High
School. We will practice twice a week from 6:00-7:30 pm. Equipment will be needed for this League and
can be rented through True Lacrosse. Games will be played within the Illinois Boys Lacrosse Association
with games on Sundays, as well as an occasional Saturday. Teams will be split per specific age
requirements.
The ages for the Spring League are as follows:
U-9 (Born after 9/1/2006)
U-11 (Born after 9/1/2004)
U-13 (Born after 9/1/2002)
U-15 (Born after 9/1/2000)
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Should you have questions, contact Brad Fish 847 494 1801.
www.grayslakelacrosse.org
Grayslake AYSO is a 100% volunteer run organization!
To register go to: www.eayso.org
WHO:
WHEN:
HOW:
Boys & Girls, Ages [4 1/2-18] ***
NOW
To register go to www.eayso.org
1. Register your player (and yourself as a VOLUNTEER) by signing into your account (or signing up for one –it will be the same
account you use throughout the upcoming years of AYSO)
2. Complete the 2 step e-signature process
3. Print out 1 copy of the registration form and INK sign the form.
4. Mail a copy of the registration and the payment to Grayslake AYSO 396 – PO Box 174 – Grayslake, IL 60030
5. At this time we only accept checks for payment - made out to Grayslake AYSO #396
6. NOTE: We do not accept requests for carpooling, practice days, friends or coaches.
7. Registration is not complete until we have the copy of the INK signed form and payment.
8. Uniforms are not exchangeable – please order the correct size uniform.
9. Players are placed on teams until they are full or 2 more teams can be created.
YOUTH AFFILIATES
Registration for Grayslake AYSO Region 396
We have limited openings for Spring 2016
(Our season runs Fall / Spring and all players registering in the Spring
are add-ons to teams that are already formed)
COST: $150 - Includes: Insurance, Uniform, Socks, Tote Bag, and Ball!
Don’t Delay – Register Now! - ** Must be 4 ½ by August 1, 2015
Practices are once a week on a day that the coach picks
Most games are played on Saturdays, with a few played on Sundays.
Travel may include Antioch, Round Lake, Mundelein (Libertyville), Lake Forest or Zion
AYSO Vision Statement:
To provide world class youth soccer programs that enrich children's lives.
AYSO Mission Statement:
To develop and deliver quality youth soccer programs, which promote a fun, family environment based on our six AYSO
philosophies:
* Everyone Plays * Good Sportsmanship * Positive Coaching * Balanced Teams * Open Registration * *Player Development *
You can email Lisa at [email protected] for more information.
Registration for the Fall 2016 / Spring 2017 will be held in April 2016.
Like us on our Facebook page Grayslake AYSO Region 396
For up to date information
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Party Information and Guidelines
In order to ensure a great party experience for all, we ask that you please be aware of the following party guidelines
and information. Please read through all information completely. PLEASE NOTE: Residency is determined by whether
you pay taxes to the Grayslake Park District. A minimum of 3 weeks is required to book a party and reservations
are done on a first-come, first-served basis.
General Party Information
* All parties are held at the Grayslake Park District Recreation Center,
240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake.
* Parties are for a minimum of 10 children, this includes the Birthday Party
child. Please see fees listed on the Reservation form.
* The Birthday Party will be 90 minutes in length: 60 minutes for activities
and 30 minutes for refreshments, gift opening and clean up. Extended
party hours are available at an additional fee of $25 per half hour.
* The person who booked the party is responsible for being present at the
party and assisting the Party Leader with the general flow of activities,
as well as enforcing appropriate behavior of the party participants.
* The Park District will provide party activities, games, one party leader per
10 children, plates, napkins, cups, utensils, cake server/knife, a
decorated table for cake and presents, basic party decorations,
clipboard with pre-typed gift recording sheet and clean up of the party.
Each guest will also receive a FREE open gym pass to come back and
play!
* The Grayslake Park District does not provide cake and/or food/beverage
as part of the party package. Birthday Party Renters may provide these
items. Refrigerator/Freezer space is not available.
Party
Confirmation
* Reservations are confirmed
when renter receives a copy of
the application approved by the
Birthday Party Coordinator.
Turning in an application does
not guarantee confirmation.
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Payment and
Paperwork
Information
* A non-refundable deposit of $30.00
is required when submitting a Party
Reservation Request Form. This
deposit will be put towards your
balance upon confirmation of your
requested date. Deposits will only be
returned if the requested date cannot
be accommodated by the park
district.
* Refunds will not be issued if the
actual attendance is less than the
paid attendance.
* Full payment for the party is due
at least 5 business days prior to
your scheduled party. Failure to
submit payment will result in the
party being cancelled.
On Your Party Day
* Please arrive no earlier than 15 minutes in advance of the start
of your party. This time will enable you to meet the Party Leader
and cover all logistical needs and details of the party.
* Please tell parents/guardians of guests to pick up their children
within 10 minutes of the conclusion of the party. Children who are
not picked up are the responsibility of the parent that booked the
party.
* Upon completion of your Party
Reservation Request Form, the
Birthday Party Coordinator will
contact you within 4 business
days to discuss your request.
* The Party Leader will notify you when there is 10 minutes left and
assist you with packing up your gifts and transporting them to the
proper vehicles. The Party Leader will take care of cleaning the party
area.
* The Birthday Party Coordinator
will contact you 5 days prior to
your scheduled party date to
confirm details, answer
questions, etc.
* Due to the fact that we have multiple party bookings on any
given day, we ask that you please be courteous and have your
party completely packed up within ten minutes of the ending
time. If the ten-minute time allotment is exceeded, there will be
a $30.00 overtime charge incurred.
* Smoking, alcoholic beverages or controlled substances are
prohibited. All rules and regulations of the Grayslake Park District
apply to parties held in the facility.
Birthday Party Packages:
Little Tykes Party
Your little munchkins will have fun
playing in our gym play land. We will
supply all the toys, play equipment
and the space to let your little ones
run. Activities will mainly be
unstructured.
$150 Res. / $180 Nonres. (10 guests)
$10 each add’l guest over 10 guests
20 kids max. including birthday child

Sports Party
This party is for any child who loves
sports and games. We will include a
variety of sports and fun games being
played in the gym. We can tailor this
party to include specific sports and
games that the birthday child is
interested in.

Hot Wheels Party
Race off to your Hot Wheels party.
This fun-filled party will include
creating your own tracks, jumps, loops
and more. A variety of different Hot
Wheel cars and tracks will be
available for lots of racing fun!

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Contact Person: ____________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: ______________________________________________________
Home Phone: ______________________ Cell Phone: _____________________
Email: ____________________________________________________________
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Desired Party Date: _____________________ 2 Date: ___________________
Time Desired: __________________________ (Depends on facility and party leader availability)
Birthday Child: _______________________________
Age Turning: _________
Signature: ___________________________________ Date: _______________
By signing above, I confirm that I have read, fully understand and will comply with all party
and facility rules. I am responsible for the event and participants and must be present for the
entire event. I am the only person who can make changes to this event. I am aware my group is
responsible for preapproved decorating and general clean up.
I agree to abide by the rules set by the Grayslake Park District and agree to save and hold
harmless, and reimburse the Grayslake Park District with respect to claims, suits, attorney
fees, and any other expenses which may arise due to personal injury or property damage
suffered or incurred in connection with or incident to the use of the park facilities by the
undersigned. I agree that I will be responsible for the conduct of the group, which has been
granted the use of the above named facilities and shall conform to the official operating
policies relating to buildings and properties as established by the Grayslake Park District. I
further agree to reimburse the Grayslake Park District in full for the fee as agreed upon for
the use of Grayslake Park District Recreation Center in addition to any loss due to
breakage, defacing of property, or other damage to the premises.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Birthday Party Amenities:
_ 1 Party leader per 10 guests
_ Decorated party room with
tables and chairs
_ Plates, cups, napkins, utensils,
table cloths
_ 60 min. activities & 30 min. for
cake and gift opening
_ Pre-typed gift recording sheet
_ Clean up
_ FREE Open Gym Pass for
each guest
Reservations are confirmed when renter receives a copy of the application approved by the
Birthday Party Coordinator. Turning in an application does not guarantee confirmation.
All applications are first come – first served.
Applications are available at:
Grayslake Park District Recreation Center
240 Commerce Drive
Grayslake, IL 60030
www.glpd.com
Birthday Party Coordinator:
Kendra Ring (847) 223-7529
[email protected]
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
Shake & Wiggles Party
Your guests will have a blast playing
musical games like The Limbo, Hokey
Pokey, Freeze Dance, Musical Chairs
and much more! Your party will be a
musical success!
Exp _____/_____ 3 Digit Security Code on back of Credit/Debit Card ____________
Create-A-Party
Cash______ Check #_______ Charge __________-__________-__________-_________
Have a party idea that we don’t offer?
Let us know and we’ll customize a
party that meets your needs. We’ll do
all the work within our means!
Maximum TBD
Deposit Payment:
Date ____________
Amt _____________
Cash______ Check #_______ Charge __________-__________-__________-_________
Card Holder Signature __________________________________________________
Final Payment:
Date ____________
Amt _____________
Exp _____/_____ 3 Digit Security Code on back of Credit/Debit Card ____________
Card Holder Signature __________________________________________________
____________________________________________
Park District Official (Signature)
_____________________
Date
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2016 FAMILY PICNIC
The Grayslake Park District has adopted the following policy for the reservation of our fields. Anyone wishing to
reserve a field must abide by the following guidelines and fill out the appropriate permit application. The Grayslake
Park District must approve all applications.
Groups of 10 or more wishing to use fields in the parks are required to secure a permit prior to their visit. Resident Rate must be composed of a minimum of 50 percent of the group residing within the Grayslake Park District
boundaries. The Grayslake Park District’s Park Ranger patrols and checks for valid permit holders. For a complete list of amenities at each of the fields, please refer to the map and park guide at the back of the brochure or
www.glpd.com
NOTE: All reservations with over 100 people in attendance require Park Board approval and fees will be determined based upon usage and additional needs.
Reservation Information & Fees:
Registration must be done in-person at the Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Dr., at least 10 days prior to secure
a permit. Rental fees and refundable deposit must be paid at the time of reservation. Open reservations begin
March 1.
FIELD RENTALS
Grayslake Community Park District
Baseball / Softball / Soccer Field Reservations
Available Dates for Rentals: Monday through Sunday, April 1 - October 30 from sunrise to sunset.
The availability of any field rental site is subject to Park District programs/events or community based Park District
sponsored/affiliated functions.
Priority use of the parks shall be as follows:
Group A – Park District sponsored activities and events
Group B – School District #46, #50 and Grayslake Charter/Private Schools
Sponsored activities and events
Group C – Not for Profit Groups
Group D– Residents of the Grayslake Park District and all church groups
Group E– Non-Residents.
Fees:
Group Description
Softball or Baseball Field
Soccer Field
Additional Fees
A
Park District
B
Schools (see above)
$24 per hour
$34 Lights per hour
$24 per hour
$44 Lights per hour
$54 Field Stripe
Softball/Baseball Only
C
Not for Profit
$25 per hour
$35 Lights per hour
$25 per hour
$45 Lights per hour
$55 Field Stripe
D
GLPD Residents
$30 per hour
$50 Lights per hour
$30 per hour
$60 Lights per hour
$55 Field Stripe
E
Non Residents
$55 per hour
$95 Lights per hour
$60 per hour
$105 Lights per hour
$55 Field Stripe
Deposit: A refundable deposit of $50.00 is required for all reservations. The deposit will be returned provided the
Field is properly cleaned upon completion and no damage has been done to the park or park property.
Additional Equipment Fee: If you require field striping, additional garbage cans, picnic tables, sporting equipment, etc. there will be an additional charge.
For additional information on field rentals, please contact
Tracy Putkonen at [email protected] / (847) 223-7529 or stop by the
Recreation Center at 240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake
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FACILITY RENTALS
Do you need a place to hold a party, bridal or baby shower or meeting? The Grayslake Park District has four rooms available for you to rent. We offer affordable
rates, do all the set up for you and supply the tables, chairs and garbage cans.
Facility Rentals:
Recreation Center: Located at 240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake.
NOTE: There is no smoking or alcohol allowed in the Park District Facilities.
Room:
Room Size:
Capacity
Multi-Purpose Room A
Fee Per Hour:
Res / Non
$40 / $80
800 Sq. Ft. (32 x 25)
45 people
Multi-Purpose Room B
$30 / $60
672 Sq. Ft. (32 x 21)
25 people
Multi-Purpose Rooms A & B
$65 / $130
1,472 Sq. Ft. (32 x 46)
70 people
Gymnasium
$75 / $150
Damage Deposit:
$100 for all rentals - MUST be paid at the time of reservation
(Refundable if no damage to building and all rules / policies are followed)
Reservation Information:
Registration must be done in-person at the Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive,
at least 10 days prior to the date you’d like to secure. Rental fee, damage deposit
and proof of residency are required at the time of reservation. All reservations are first
come, first served!
Cancellations: Cancellations made at least 14 days prior to a reserved date will receive a full
refund of deposits and rental fees paid. Cancellations made less than fourteen days prior to a
reserved date are eligible for a 50% refund of rental fees and a full refund of the damage deposit.
Residents are those residing in the Grayslake Park District boundaries. To
qualify for the resident rate, the person whose name the application is filed
under will assume full responsibility for the rental. This resident must also be
the contact person, attend all rental meetings, provide the authorizing signature
on all forms and proof of residency and attend the entire event from beginning
decorating to the end of clean up.
Reservations are confirmed when renter receives a copy of the application/permit approval by the rental supervisor. Turning in an application does not guarantee confirmation. All applications are taken on a first come, first served basis.
For more information, call Kendra Ring at (847) 223-7529.
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PLEASE NOTE: There are no RESTROOM FACILITIES at these parks, however portable facilities are available at limited parks. Please call the Park District office for additional information.
Groups of 10 or more wishing to use parks or picnic in the park are required to secure a permit prior to their visit.
There is designated group picnicking at Jones Island Park, Sunrise Park, Tooterville Park, Central Park, Mill Creek
Park and Cambridge Park. These parks have a pavilion available for your rental (holds up to 50 people). The District’s Park Ranger patrols and checks for valid permit holders. For a complete list of amenities at each of these
parks, please refer to the map and park guide at the back of the brochure.
Reservation Information & Fees:
Registration must be done in-person at the Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive, at least 10 days prior to
picnic date to secure a permit. Rental fees and refundable deposit must be paid at the time of reservation. Open
reservations begin March 1. All reservations are first come, first served!
PARK RENTALS
Picnic & Park Reservations:
Park Rental Fees:
$40.00 / Day - Resident
$60.00 / Day - Nonresident
All rentals must pay a $50.00 refundable damage deposit
There is an additional fee for extra picnic tables, garbage cans, sports equipment, etc.
Available Dates:
Monday through Sunday, April 1 - October 31 from sunrise to sunset.
Available Parks:
Reservations will be taken ONLY for the following parks:
Jones Island Park
Central Park Picnic Grove
Central Park Fishing Pier
Tooterville Park
Sunrise Park
Mill Creek Park
Cambridge Park
Performance Pavilion Rentals:
The Performance Pavilion in Central Park is available for rent Monday – Sunday, April 1 – October 31 from sunrise
to sunset. The performance pavilion has a covered stage (approx. 20’ x 40’) with electrical hookup capability that
must be requested prior to use. Seating at the pavilion is approximately 150 with additional grass seating on the
hill.
The availability of any rental site is subject to Park District programs/events or community based Park District
sponsored/affiliated functions.
All rentals at the performance pavilion must adhere to Village of Grayslake Special Use Permit Guidelines.
The Executive Director or his designee must approve all applications for use of the performance pavilion.
Security Deposits: All rentals must pay a $100.00 refundable security deposit at time of reservation. The Park
District reserves the right to raise the amount of the security deposit required depending on the size and scope of
the event. All security deposits are refundable if no damage occurs to the pavilion or surrounding areas including
the grass, that the site is clean and that all park rules and procedures have been followed. Refunds of security
deposits will be issued within fourteen days following the rental date.
Payment of Fees: All fees associated with a rental must be paid in full at time of reservation. Reservations must
be made at least 30 days prior to the event to secure a permit.
Usage Rates: Fees for each rental are determined by several factors specific to each individual rental. Please
call Kendra Ring at the Grayslake Park District for rental fees. Additional usage fees / costs regardless of category
may be necessary depending on the individual need of each rental.
For additional information on rentals, please call
Kendra Ring at (847) 223-7529 or stop by the
Recreation Center at 240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
HOW TO REGISTER
REGISTRATION DATE
Registration begins on Tuesday, March 1st. No
registration will be processed prior to March 1st.
All registration received on or before March
1st will be processed on a random basis. No
priority will be given to mail, fax or drop-off. A
confirmation will be sent to you via mail or email
after your registration has been processed.
Please note that we will try our hardest to accommodate everyone who registers, however,
there are no guarantees that you will get into
the class for which you register.
Sorry, no telephone registrations are accepted.
PROGRAM STATUS
Online registration is the best way to ensure
your spot. It is also the fastest and most convenient way to register. You may also register in
person, by fax, mail-in or drop-off.
INTERNET
Visit our website at www.glpd.com, and click the
“Register Now” button at the top of the page. Anyone not currently active in our registration software
system will need to create an account online. New
users: click “need an account” then follow the directions to create your profile. If you family is currently
active in our registration software system, just log
in with the User ID and Password that was given to
you by the Park District and enroll in your programs.
Be sure to complete all information and click submit.
You can check the status of a class online prior to
registering.
HOW DO I KNOW IF I‛M IN A CLASS?
After your registration has been processed, you will
receive a confirmation receipt via mail or e-mail listing
all the programs for your family and whether they have
been enrolled in the class or placed on the waiting list.
Registration confirmation does not guarantee enrollment if the class does not fill and is cancelled. In the
event your class is cancelled, you will be notified and
your class fee will be refunded.
WHAT IF A PROGRAM FILLS?
- If a program fills, you will be placed on a waitlist at no
charge.
- Participants are called off the waitlist when openings
become available or new classes are formed.
- When called off the waitlist, you will have 24 hours to
make payment before we call the next person on the
waitlist.
NOTICE OF POSSIBLE CHANGES IN
BROCHURE LISTINGS
The policies, procedures, requirements, programs, fees
and facility availability contained in this brochure represent park district program and policies at the time of
publication. Sometimes changes in the programs and
policies are necessary or desirable after the brochure
publication, but prior to program commencement or
facility operation. In order to provide the best services,
programs and facilities to the public, the District reserves the right to add, to change, modify or delete any
program or policies after they have been published.
Online Registration Not Available
MAIL-IN
Complete the registration form found on pages
67-68 or on the web. Be sure to fill in all information completely, include the program code number
and sign the waiver. If the participant is under the
age of 18 a parent or guardian MUST sign. Note:
Please limit registrations to one family per form.
Payments can be made using check, Discover, Visa
or Master Card. Fax or Internet registrations must
be paid by Discover, Visa or Master Card. Checks
should be made payable to Grayslake Park District
for the correct total amount.
Mail To: Grayslake Park District
240 Commerce Drive
Grayslake, IL 60030
FAX
Fax your completed registration form to
(847) 223-6386. Payment by Discover, Visa or Master Card is required for all faxes (except when being
placed on a wait list).
DROP-OFF
Bring your completed registration form to the Grayslake Park District Recreation Center at 240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake during normal business
hours. Registration forms are also available at the
Recreation Center.
AFTER HOURS DRIVE-UP MAILBOX
Place your completed registration and payment (by
check, Visa, Master Card or Discover ONLY) in a
sealed envelope and place it in the Mailbox located
in the parking lot of the Recreation Center, 240
Commerce Drive, Grayslake.
Sorry, no telephone registrations are accepted.
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GRAYSLAKE PARK DISTRICT PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM
Last Name_________________________________________ Address________________________________________
Home Phone__________________________________ City______________________________ Zip_______________
Work Phone___________________________________ Subdivision__________________________________________
Emergency Phone_________________________________ Emergency Contact________________________________
Cell Phone _______________________________ Email __________________________________________________
Check box if you’d like to have your email address added to our Constant Contacts list.
Please list if you need any accommodations, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, to effectively participate in any of the activities below. Primary Disability______________________________________________________
Circle One:
Visa
MasterCard
Cardholder # ________ - ________ - ________ - ________
Discover Card
Security Code ________
Cardholder Name _______________________________________________
Exp. Date _____ / _____
Amount of Charge __________
Authorized Signature _________________________________________________________________________
Special Requests: _____________________________________________________________
Shirt Sizes: YS 6-8, YM 10-12, YL 14-16, AS, AM, AL, AXL
Shirt
Participant Name
Age
D.O.B. Gender
Size
Program
Code
Program
Title
Day / Time
Fees
Would you like to donate towards our Grant-In-Aid Program? Yes / No
Any amount is greatly appreciated!
TOTAL
I have read and understand the Waiver and Release of all Claims on the back of this form.
Signature of Participant or Guardian _____________________________________
Office Use Only:
Date:______________
Fax Registration Form To:
(847) 223-6386
Employee Initials: _______________
_____ Cash
________ Check #
Date Received_________
______ Charge
Fees Received_________
Mail Form To: Grayslake Park District
240 Commerce Drive
Grayslake, IL 60030
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Grayslake Community Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in the
safest manner possible and holds the safety of participants in the highest possible regard. Participants and
parents registering their child in recreation programs must recognize, however, that there is an inherent risk of
injury when choosing to participate in recreation activities. The Grayslake Community Park District continually
strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions which have been
designed to protect the participant’s safety.
Please recognize that the Grayslake Community Park District does not carry medical accident insurance for
injuries sustained in its programs. The cost of such would make program fees prohibitive. Therefore, each
person registering themselves or a family member for a recreation program / activity should review their own
health insurance policy for coverage. It must be noted that the absence of health insurance coverage does not
make the Grayslake Community Park District automatically responsible for the payment of medical expenses.
Due to the difficulty and high cost of obtaining liability insurance, the agency providing liability coverage for the
District requires the execution of the following Waiver and Release. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in registering yourself or your minor child/ward for participation in Grayslake Community Park District programs, you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries
you or your child/ward might sustain arising out of the above programs with the Grayslake Community Park
District.
I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in Grayslake Community Park District programs and I agree to assume the full risk of any such injuries, including death, damages
or loss regardless of severity which I or my child/ward may sustain as a result of participating in any and all
activities connected or associated with such programs. When registering by fax, it is mutually understood that
the facsimile registration document (including the waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have
the same legal effect as the original form.
I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward may have as a result of participating in the program
against the Grayslake Community Park District and other agencies and its officers, agents and employees. I
do hereby fully release and discharge the Grayslake Community Park District and its officers, agents, servants,
and employees from any and all claims from injuries including death, damages, and losses sustained by me or
my minor child/ward arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the programs.
I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Grayslake Community Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries including death, damages
and losses sustained by me or by my child/ward arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with
the activities of any of the programs.
In the event of any emergency, I authorize Grayslake Community Park District officials to secure from any
licensed hospital, physician and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary for me or my minor
child/ward’s immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services
rendered. I also understand that unless specifically stated in writing at the time of registration, registrants and
participants permit the taking of photos and videotapes of themselves and their children during Park District
activities for publication and use as the Park District deems necessary.
GRAYSLAKE PARK DISTRICT PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM
Last Name_________________________________________ Address________________________________________
Home Phone__________________________________ City______________________________ Zip_______________
Work Phone___________________________________ Subdivision__________________________________________
Emergency Phone_________________________________ Emergency Contact________________________________
Cell Phone _______________________________ Email __________________________________________________
Check box if you’d like to have your email address added to our Constant Contacts list.
Please list if you need any accommodations, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, to effectively participate in any of the activities below. Primary Disability______________________________________________________
Circle One:
Visa
MasterCard
Cardholder # ________ - ________ - ________ - ________
Discover Card
Security Code ________
Cardholder Name _______________________________________________
Exp. Date _____ / _____
Amount of Charge __________
Authorized Signature _________________________________________________________________________
Special Requests: _____________________________________________________________
Shirt Sizes: YS 6-8, YM 10-12, YL 14-16, AS, AM, AL, AXL
Shirt
Participant Name
Age
D.O.B. Gender
Size
Program
Code
Program
Title
Day / Time
Fees
Would you like to donate towards our Grant-In-Aid Program? Yes / No
Any amount is greatly appreciated!
TOTAL
I have read and understand the Waiver and Release of all Claims on the back of this form.
Signature of Participant or Guardian _____________________________________
Office Use Only:
Date:______________
Fax Registration Form To:
(847) 223-6386
Employee Initials: _______________
_____ Cash
________ Check #
Date Received_________
______ Charge
Fees Received_________
Mail Form To: Grayslake Park District
240 Commerce Drive
Grayslake, IL 60030
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Grayslake Community Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in the
safest manner possible and holds the safety of participants in the highest possible regard. Participants and
parents registering their child in recreation programs must recognize, however, that there is an inherent risk of
injury when choosing to participate in recreation activities. The Grayslake Community Park District continually
strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions which have been
designed to protect the participant’s safety.
Please recognize that the Grayslake Community Park District does not carry medical accident insurance for
injuries sustained in its programs. The cost of such would make program fees prohibitive. Therefore, each
person registering themselves or a family member for a recreation program / activity should review their own
health insurance policy for coverage. It must be noted that the absence of health insurance coverage does not
make the Grayslake Community Park District automatically responsible for the payment of medical expenses.
Due to the difficulty and high cost of obtaining liability insurance, the agency providing liability coverage for the
District requires the execution of the following Waiver and Release. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in registering yourself or your minor child/ward for participation in Grayslake Community Park District programs, you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries
you or your child/ward might sustain arising out of the above programs with the Grayslake Community Park
District.
I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in Grayslake Community Park District programs and I agree to assume the full risk of any such injuries, including death, damages
or loss regardless of severity which I or my child/ward may sustain as a result of participating in any and all
activities connected or associated with such programs. When registering by fax, it is mutually understood that
the facsimile registration document (including the waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have
the same legal effect as the original form.
I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward may have as a result of participating in the program
against the Grayslake Community Park District and other agencies and its officers, agents and employees. I
do hereby fully release and discharge the Grayslake Community Park District and its officers, agents, servants,
and employees from any and all claims from injuries including death, damages, and losses sustained by me or
my minor child/ward arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the programs.
I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Grayslake Community Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries including death, damages
and losses sustained by me or by my child/ward arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with
the activities of any of the programs.
In the event of any emergency, I authorize Grayslake Community Park District officials to secure from any
licensed hospital, physician and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary for me or my minor
child/ward’s immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services
rendered. I also understand that unless specifically stated in writing at the time of registration, registrants and
participants permit the taking of photos and videotapes of themselves and their children during Park District
activities for publication and use as the Park District deems necessary.
(847) 816-4866
Visit us on the Web: www.sraclc.org
The Grayslake Community Park District is a cooperative member agency of the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County (SRACLC). SRACLC provides community based therapeutic recreation programs and services to people of all ages with disabilities or special needs.
SRACLC is a cooperative effort of the Grayslake, Vernon Hills and Mundelein Park Districts and the
Villages of Hawthorn Woods, Lake Zurich, Libertyville and Lincolnshire. Individuals residing within the
boundaries of the Member Agencies are considered “residents” of SRACLC and may take advantage of
the services.
SRACLC offers more than 600 weekly programs, special events and camps during the year. SRACLC
recognizes that some people with disabilities prefer to participate in recreation programs within their own
Park District or Recreation Department. SRACLC can help you with this opportunity by providing extra
staff, if deemed necessary, sign language interpreters, behavior management support, disability awareness training and other adaptive services necessary for safe and successful participation.
Contact the SRACLC office (847) 816-4866 if you would like to receive a brochure or wish to be placed
on the mailing list.
SRACLC DAY CAMP 2016
SRACLC camps are geared towards children and
teens, ages 3 – 21, 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. NOTE: Campers are grouped according to age
and ability.
At-A-Glance Day Camp Schedule
Session 1:
Firecrackers Camp:
Session 2:
Session 3:
August Adventures:
Friday Field Trips:
Mon. - Thurs., June 13 - 23
Mon. - Thurs., June 27 - July 7
Mon. - Thurs., July 11 - 21
Mon. - Thurs., July 25 - Aug. 4
Mon. - Thurs., Aug. 8 - 11
Fridays, June 17 - Aug. 5
SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Special Recreation Association
of Central Lake County
Questions regarding Day Camp??
Please contact Katelin Sheppard, [email protected] or Michelle Mark, [email protected] or call
(847)816-4866 with questions regarding Day Camp.
Inclusion assistance is also available for children who
want to sign up for camp through the Park District. Assistance can also be provided through training, adaptations, consultations or placement of aides to help
ensure a successful experience. For additional information or questions, please contact the SRACLC office at
(847) 816-4866.
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Admin. Office/Rec. Center
Alleghany Park
Antler Park
Brittany Park
Cambridge Park
Canterbury Park
Central Park
Cherry Creek Park
Chesapeake Landing
Churchill Junction
College Trail Park
Creekside Park
Cullen Park
Doolittle Park
East Lake Farms Park
Hunter’s Cove Park
Jaycee Park
Jones Island Building
Jones Island Park
Lexington Woods Park
Maintenance Center
Meadowview Woods Park
Mill Creek Park
Molly’s Pond
Normandy Woods Park
Prairie Crossing–John
Prairie Towne Park
School Trail
Sunrise Park
Tooterville Park
Union Square Park
Valley Forge Park
West Trail Park
Yogi Bear Park
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Alleghany Park 31999 N. Alleghany Road
Antler Park 249 N. Deerview Dr., Hainesville
Brittany Park 235 N. Tower Dr., Hainesville
Cambridge Park 291 Buckingham Drive
Canterbury Park 3 5 5 A s h f o r d L a n e
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847-223-7529
www.glpd.com
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Central Park 250 Library Lane
Cherry Creek Park 660 Shakespeare Drive
Chesapeake Landing 965 Chesapeake Blvd.
Churchill Junction 1375 Churchill Lane
College Trail Park 1010 Blackburn Drive
Creekside Park 725 Walton Lane
Cullen Park 180 Glen Street
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Doolittle Park 990 N. Lake Street
East Lake Farms Park 310 Sommerset Drive
Grayslake Golf Course 2150 Drury Lane
Hunter’s Cove Park 1233 Meadowlark Lane
Jaycee Park 199 McMillan Road
Jones Island Building 243 Harvey Ave.
Jones Island Park 243 Harvey Ave.
Lexington Woods Park 625 Sycamore Lane
Maintenance Building 477 N. Lake Street
Meadowview Woods Park 265 Lexington Lane
Mill Creek Park 1125 N. Atkinson Road
on the Web at www.glpd.com
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Molly’s Pond 890 Alleghany Rd.
Normandy Woods Park 1630 Normandy Woods Ct.
John Gage Park 610 Osage Orange Rd.
Prairie Towne Park 345 Kerry Way
School Trail 575 Alleghany Rd.
Sunrise Park 175 Drury Lane
Tooterville Park 411 Signal Lane
Union Square Park 100 E. Haines Dr., Hainesville
Valley Forge Park 945 Mount Vernon Drive
West Trail Park 109 Parker Drive
Yogi Bear Park 1195 Popes Creek Circle