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Winter
REGISTRATION
See back cover
for details!
Program Guide
Winter 2014
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We’re 85
years young!
Celebrate with us
And Save $85
on your annual
Membership!
Details on page 2
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Program Guide
Winter 2014
Executive Leadership
Administration
Frank Hassid, MSW
Executive Director
Lisa Feinman, LMSW Asst. Executive Director
Danielle McAuley
Director, Marketing & Communications
Christine Thompson
Comptroller
Stacy Gentile
Administrative Assistant
Laura Jackson
Reception & Membershipv
Board of Governors
Michael Maron
Chairman
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Hard to Imagine
It’s Been 85 Years...
The JCC has been a part of the community for 85 years, and we are
as relevant today as when we opened our doors in 1929. Our story
is also the same. It’s one of compassion and service; education and
growth; caring and community. We’re part of something bigger than
ourselves.
Last year, we provided:
• Nearly 400 hours of individual and group counseling,
educational workshops, information and referral services
• Day camp programming for 350 children, 15 % of whom
received scholarships totaling more than $40,000
Amy Martini
First Vice Chair
• Social and recreational programming for more than 500 adults
and seniors through lectures, films and concerts
Peter Boritz
Vice Chair
• Programs for more than 150 children, teens, families and
adults with developmental disabilities
Nancy Lonky
Treasurer
Michelle Frank
Secretary
Lisa Cohen
Donna Fleming
Sheila Goldstein
Allen Halpern
Abraham Joselow
Joyce Maron
Elaine Shames
Mark Shevrin
Susan Tolchin
Gerald Weinberger
Sally Zuckerman
Department Leaders
Barbara Davis
Director, Early Childhood Program
Marianna Udler, M.A.
Director, School of Music &
Performing Arts
Mindy Cohen
Director, Special Needs Services
Lois Green
Director, Adult Programming
As we celebrate our 85th birthday, we’re reflecting on our rich history
of community service. In doing so, we’ve never lost sight of the fact
that it is only through the generosity of our members and other constituencies that we are able to do what we do for the community.
For all these years our JCC has been an integral part of the community,
a respected resource and a provider of services. Those who have
benefitted and continue to benefit from our support haven’t been
“strangers.” They’ve been, and are, family, friends and neighbors. If
you’ve already given to our Annual Appeal, thank you. If not, there’s
still time to do so. Consider it your 85th birthday gift to the JCC.
Our 85th
Anniversary
Deal
Save big and get fit by taking
advantage of this one-time offer!
Enjoy plenty of machine time and use well-maintained
equipment in a clean, friendly environment at a convenient
location. Join between 1/1-1/31, 2014 to save!
Register online at jcconthehudson.com or in Person.
Contact us at 914.366.7898.
All fees listed as member/non-member. Additional discounts may be listed for ECP and Almost Home participants.
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Looks Can Be Deceiving…
JCC’s Expansion Project
A REAL Success in the
Neighborhood
Although the outside of the building may look “quiet”
there’s been a lot of “noise” going on inside.
The Keeping It Real in the Neighborhood (KIRTN)
space, a simulated apartment designed to teach life
skills to students with special needs, officially opened
its doors this fall. The event was marked by an Open
House which introduced members of the at-large
community, government and school district officials,
and students to the KIRTN program. This collaboration
between the JCC and the Tarrytown School District
aims to fill some of the void faced by students as they
age out of school by creating a model apartment and
supportive programs in which transitioning students
learn and practice the life skills necessary to go from a
highly structured school environment to adult life. The
apartment space will also provide marginalized people
with a safe, supervised place in their community to go
for social and leisure-time activities.
• We have demolished more than 11,000 sq. ft. to
make room for the new gym/pool complex, eliminating
asbestos and opening up the space by removing
several interior walls.
• We have hired a pre-construction manager to assist
our architect in developing the facility, look at infrastructure alternatives and determine project costs.
• We have been focusing with our architects and
consultants on making final decisions on the needs
of each programmatic space including site security,
audio visual requirements, fitness center equipment,
auditorium seating, kitchen equipment, etc.
• Our construction drawings are 80% complete and
once they are 100% complete and vetted, we will
submit them to the Tarrytown Building Department
for approval to break ground. Simultaneously, the
project will go out to bid.
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• We are having positive discussions with several
potential funding sources for project financing.
Although our capital campaign is about $6 million,
as in any major construction, there is a need to
finance a portion of the project.
We will keep you fully informed as the project progresses
in 2014.
Meet our
Newest
Board
Members
Mark Shevrin, an Irvington resident with children who attend
the JCC, was elected to our Board of Governors this summer.
Mark brings with him years of experience practicing law.
Joyce Maron, a Dobbs Ferry resident with older children
who grew up at the JCC, has become a formal member of
our board. During the years, Joyce has taken a lead role in
the planning of our annual golf and tennis outings and other
large fund-raisers. Her background includes leadership roles
in the marketing divisions of Fortune 500 companies.
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Earlyy Childhood
Early Childhood
Programs
Kidspace
Your children play and socialize under
the nurturing care of a highly-trained,
certified staff while you take a class,
workout, run errands, or simply enjoy
some down time.
Two Tarrytown Locations!
The JCC on South Broadway
Barbara Davis, Director
Anne Tinsley, Admin. Asst.
Temple Beth Abraham, Leroy Ave.
Kathy Meladossi, Site Director
631-1607
Director: Barbara Davis, B.A.
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During the past 20 years, our Early
Childhood Program has welcomed
thousands of kids, readying them for
kindergarten. Our philosophy emphasizes
an emergent curriculum and childcentered classes concentrating on
hands-on experiences, experimentation,
and creative expression. Children learn
through play at in-classroom learning
centers and enjoy supplemental learning
on local field trips. We teach social
responsibility through social action, and
Jewish values, culture and holidays are an
integral part of our program. Our sites are
at two convenient Tarrytown locations, on
South Broadway and on LeRoy Avenue at
Temple Beth Abraham. The Early Childhood Program is licensed by the New
York State Office for Children and Family
Services. Call for more information or to
schedule a tour.
Classes
• Wondrous Ones
• Turning Twos
• 2s Classes
• 3- and 4-year-old classes
Full-day programming available
Our Teachers
Our teaching staff holds a wealth of
expertise in early childhood education
and is carefully selected for their experience,
warmth and sensitivity. Teachers are
members of the Jewish Early Childhood
Association of the Board of Jewish
Education of Greater New York and
follow the guidelines of NAEYC (National
Association for the Education of Young
Children). The Early Childhood Program
is licensed by the New York State Office
for Children and Family Services.
Day/Time: Monday-Friday,
9:00-11:50 a.m. One-hour minimum/day
Reservations preferred.
Space is limited.
Parenting Groups
Network for parents of elementary and
middle school students. Facilitator: Stefani Cohen, LCSW.
Date/Time: Second Tuesday of every
month 7:30-9:00 p.m.; ongoing
Fee: $10/session
Fairytale Theater
Introduces acting, characterization and
story telling in a fun, nurturing, and
age-appropriate environment. Using
acting techniques, improv and pantomime,
kids play and laugh while learning to
use their bodies and voices onstage.
Students share their work before an
audience during the final class.
Instructor: Bonnie Kelly-Young
Day/Time: Wednesday 4:00-4:45 p.m.
Begins 1/29
Fee: $240/$275 AH/ECP $220
Karate: American GoJu
(3-4 yrs.)
Children progress through
the belt system, improving
focus, control, balance,
coordination, team work,
discipline, and memory
in a fun environment that
celebrates achievement of
short- and long-term goals.
Instructor: Sensei Bob Chillemi
Day/Time: Thursday 2:30-3:00 p.m.
Begins 1/30
Fee: 15 classes $245/$325
Little Pianists (4-7 yrs.)
A fun-filled introduction to piano playing
based on the Suzuki Method’s principle
that young children can develop skills
through listening, imitation, and repetition.
This group class is intended to prepare
children for private music lessons. Limited
class size.
Instructor: Bonnie Dietrich
Day/Time: Monday 4:00-4:45 p.m.
Begins 2/3
Wednesday 4:00-4:45 p.m. Begins 1/29
Fee: 16 classes $290/$310 AH/ECP
$275
Pre-ballet (3-5 yrs.)
Young dancers explore creative movement
and enjoy a fun, playful introduction to
ballet.
Day/Time: Friday 1:15-2:00 p.m.
Begins 1/31
Fee: $240/$288
Creative Movement
(3-5 yrs.)
Girls and boys whirl and swirl and
rejoice in movement, exploring physical
expression in this unique program.
Children listen to stories then twist and
shape their bodies to become story
characters accompanied by a variety
of music styles, rhythms, and cultures;
from Caribbean to classical, funky to
meditative. Instructor: Michele Rafferty
is an experienced early childhood
movement specialist with training in
dance, yoga, and gymnastics.
Day/Time: Tuesday 1:15-2:00 p.m.
Begins 2/4
Fee: 16 weeks $245/$293
Tot Shabbat
Celebrate Shabbat with songs, stories,
crafts, holiday activities and, of course,
Challah and juice.
Day/Time: First Friday of the month
4:00-4:45 p.m.
Fee: $10
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“Oodles” of Fun –
Vacation Camp
Aikido-Inspired Parent and
Me (18-36 months)
Colleen Malone, Director
Kids have oodles of fun while parents
enjoy some relief from the holiday rush
and the piece of mind knowing their
children are in the hands of our caring,
professional staff. Each day will be winter
themed with indoor-outdoor play, crafts,
music, games and snack. Full-day campers must bring a bag lunch and a rest
mat. No beef, chicken, pork or shellfish,
please. Limited enrollment.
Kid’s Aikido (3-7 yrs.)
Kids embark on a life-long journey of
body wellness and physical fitness in the
form of formal Aikido training including
breathing techniques, stretches, exercises,
and some practical application scenarios.
They will leave entertained, exhausted
and empowered to face the many
challenges of youth.
Parents/caregivers and toddlers work
together on basic stretches and exercises.
As they grow, toddlers will be able to
practice pre-Aikido skills independent
of parent/caregiver. Toddlers will
love Downward Facing Dog, Cat and
Snake poses and will leave empowered,
entertained, exhausted and ready for a
nice, long nap!
Fee: $40/month/child
To register contact
Crystal Marcus Kanesaka at
[email protected]
Fee: $40/month/child
To register contact
Crystal Marcus-Kanesaka at
[email protected]
Day/Time: 2/18-2/21
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Gymnastics
Colleen Malone, Director, Youth Programming
Intensives
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Specialized clinics. Specialized focus. Smaller class size. Athletes must have
attended gymnastics classes in Fall 2013.
Fee: $20/$25 per Intensive. Limited space available.
Monday 2/10: Conditioning
Tuesday 2/11: Kickover
Wednesday 2/12: Bars
Fitness obstacles and exercises
to enhance and strengthen
muscles.
Workshop of bridges and
support techniques to learn and
improve kickovers. For students
who can hold raised leg for five
seconds in a bridge.
Focus on technique and
exercises for advancing bar
skills.
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Gym I and Gym II
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Gym l
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Pullover for Gym I and Gym II
4:00-4:50 p.m.
Handstands Gym I and Gym II
5:00-5:50 p.m.
Gym lll and Elite
5:00-5:50 p.m.
Gym ll & lll
5:00-5:50 p.m.
Back Hip Circle for athletes with
a pullover
5:00-5:50 p.m.
Front and Back Walkover
for athletes with kickover and
backbend front limber.
6:00-6:50 p.m.
Front Hip Circle for athletes
with back hip circle
6:00-6:50 p.m.
Front and Back Handsprings
for athletes with front and back
walkover
Junior Gymmies
For preschool-age children. Occurring in
a safe environment in which listening and
gross motor skills are developed. The
children explore their personal energies,
improve coordination and follow interactive
instruction, all while having FUN! Working
through obstacle courses and with specialty
apparatus promotes basic gymnastics
skills which enhance independence and
self confidence. 45 minutes.
Cubs: An introduction to gymnastics,
with a focus on body positions,
terminology, rules and safety
Tumble Bears: For experienced
students. Intermediate gymnastics with a
focus on flexibility, balance and strength.
Gym I: (Invitational) Basic gymnastics
skills, flexibility and balance.
Thursday 2/13: Floor
Recreational Gymnastics
Recreational Gymnastics classes for
grade school-age children in a fun, safe
motivational environment that advances
gymnastics skills and fitness! Classes are
gender-specific, broken down by level of
difficulty to further broaden and develop
gymnastic abilities. Each class teaches
the progression of skills, technique and
terminology. 55 minutes.
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Gym/School-Age/Youth
& Grade School
Gym I: (Novice) Basic gymnastics skills,
flexibility, and balance
Gym II: (Intermediate) Tumbling and strength
Gym IV: (Superior) Conditioning and
Technique. Student has completed Gym
I, II, and III.
Elite: (Invitational) Challenging and
routine-building. 1.5 hours.
Gym III: (Advanced) Combination and speed
Boys Gym: I Basic gymnastic skills,
flexibility, balance and strength.
Boys Gym II: Technique, speed and
combination. Invitational.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
12:30-1:15
Cubs
Cubs
Tumble Bears
1:20-2:05
Tumble Bears
Tumble Bears
Cubs
Time
Thursday
Jr. Gymmies
2:10-2:55
Gym I (Co-ed)
Preschool Invitational
Recreational
Gymnastics
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Gym I
2:55-3:50
Gym I (Boys)
4:00-4:55
Gym I
Gym I
Gym II
Gym I (Boys)
5:00-5:55
Gym II
Gym II (Boys), Invitational
Gym III
Gym II
6:00-7:00
Gym III
Elite
Gym IV
Elite
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Start Date
2/24
2/25
2/26
2/27
No Class
4/14
4/15
4/16
5/8
End Date
5/19
5/20
5/21
5/22
Member/Non-Member
$216/$264
$216/$264
$264/$286
$216/$264
School-Age Childcare
Youth/Grade School
May Burnett, Director
Colleen Malone, Director Youth
Programming
Almost Home (grades K-6)
A warm, safe, stimulating and professionally
supervised after-school enrichment
program. Offers age- appropriate activities
in an educational, recreational and social
setting. Children participate in a variety
of activities including arts & crafts, games,
clubs, computer activities, and homework help.
Day/Time: After hours, MondayThursday 6:00-6:30 p.m., available for
an additional fee.
$324/$418
$324/$418
Elite Member/NM
All About Art
Young artists explore a variety of mediums,
learn about color and composition, and
practice the methods of the masters with
instruction from an accomplished artist
and experienced art teacher.
Instructor: Zoe Hanson
Day/Time: Begins Thursday 2/6
3:45-4:45 p.m.
Fee: 12 classes $216/ $264
BeyBlade Tournaments
(5-12 yrs.)
3…2…1… Let ‘er Rip! A Spintastic
tournament. Bring your own BeyBlades.
Metal Fusion/Metal Masters Beyblades
ONLY. Tall Stacks is permitted. Limited
to 32 Bladers!
Contact May Burnett for information.
Building Bakers
(7-10 yrs. or grades 2-5)
Taking baking into our own hands! Our
chefs will learn traditional recipes and
add cravings of their own to create
personalized treats and recipe books.
Besides having fun with food, the children
are exposed to concepts of volume,
weight and measurement, textures and
flavors, kitchen hygiene and safety, motor
skills, team work and sharing.
Youth & Grade School/Teens
Jr. Productions on
Broadway
Day/Time: Monday, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Begins 2/3
Fee: $150/ $165 AH $140
V.I.P.E.R.
(3rd grade and older)
Monthly tween meetup nights. Each
month you’ll have fun with different
themes and amazing activities, not to
mention snacks! Dates TBA
Day/Time: Saturdays 6:30-9:00 p.m.
Fee: $15
Students are trained in every aspect of
staging a professional musical theatre
production. While rehearsing for the
staged show students are encouraged
to abandon their inhibitions as they learn
voice, movement, acting technique,
characterization, improv, mime and audition
technique. Students go through the
audition process and everyone is cast
in a role that stretches, challenges, and
showcases their individual talents.
Instructor: Bonnie Kelly-Young
Day/Time: Wednesday 4:45-5:45 p.m.
Begins 1/29
White & Blue Belts
(beginners)
Children progress through the belt
system, improving fitness, focus,
control, balance, coordination, team
work, discipline, and memory in a fun
environment that celebrates short- and
long-term goal achievement.
Day/Time: Mondays and Wednesdays
4:30-5:30 p.m.
Begins 2/10 and 1/29
Yellow Belt (advanced
beginners)
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Green Belt (intermediate)
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Vacation Sensations
Mini-vacation programs.
Day/Time: 2/18-2/22, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Extended day available, 8:00-9:00 a.m.
$5/day; 3:00-6:00 p.m. $15/day
Fee: $75-day/$85-day
Teens
Colleen Malone, Director Youth Programming
Westchester Jewish Teen Learning Initiative/
Jewish Education Project
Innovative Jewish experiences that fit teens’ interests, personalities, and schedules. Programs are open to all Jewish teens
in grades eight through twelve throughout Westchester, across the range of Jewish practice and educational backgrounds
with classes and experiential learning in dozens of locations. Take a single class or create a schedule with several weekly or
monthly experiences. Synagogue JCC membership is not a requirement to participate—only an interest and enthusiasm for
Jewish learning. Our Madrich (youth guide), Rabbi Lisa Izes, is available to explore your choices and help create a schedule
that fits your individual path towards Jewish learning.
WJTL is coordinated by the Jewish Education Project with generous funding from UJA-Federation of New York
and Neshamot.
Rabbi Lisa Izes as “madricha” (guide) is available to connect individually with our teens in order to help support them in
their Jewish journeys and be a friendly listener and source of information. Contact her at the JCC to schedule a time to
meet (maybe over hot chocolate?).
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CIT Spring Training
Six afternoon/evenings of training, from Passover to Shavuot, to prepare for wonderful summer experiences. 13-15 year olds who want
to serve as Counselors-in-Training at any of the JCC’s summer day camps are encouraged to participate in this comprehensive
preparatory program including first aid, child development and leadership skills. Application required. Call for dates and time. Those
completing this training course may take $100 off summer CIT enrollment and receive a stipend at the end of the camp season.
Fee: $150
Music &
Performing Arts
Director: Marianna Udler, M.A.
The School of Music & Performing Arts
offers a comprehensive program of
music instruction—both instrumental
and voice, individual and group—theater
classes, performance opportunities and
art camps for children and adults.
Staff members, who are artists themselves,
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provide inspiration and guidance in a
relaxed and open atmosphere where
learning is fun, challenging and creative.
Students at all levels—from beginners
to pre-professionals—develop new
skills and unique ways to express
themselves through music. As with all
JCC programs, rates are affordable and
scholarships are available.
Private lessons
Day/Time: Begins 1/28
Fee: 16 weeks
30 minutes $550
45 minutes $705
60 minutes $865
Non-members add $75
Winter Recital
Day/Time: Sunday, January 26
2:00 p.m. & 4:00 p.m.
See also:
Fairytale Theater (Early Childhood/
Grade School-Youth)
Pre-ballet (Early Childhood)
Little Pianists (Grade School-Youth)
Jr. Productions on Broadway (Grade
School-Youth)
Special Needs
Day/Time: Sunday, 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Mindy Cohen, Director
Made possible by funding from the
Westchester County DCMH and the
OPWDD Family Support Services.
Intakes required for new participants
Super Sunday (5-13 yrs.)
Sundays are for fun and recreation for
kids and a bit of relaxation for their
caretakers. We help children navigate
the world of social rules and relationship
building in a structured environment.
Activities include arts and crafts, gym
time, games, music and more. Children
are encouraged to make friends, which
leads to relationships outside the program.
Bring lunch. Three trips included. A
program for typical siblings ages 5-9
runs concurrently with this program.
Fee: $400/semester
Sibs Connect (5-9 yrs.)
A child with a disability impacts the entire
family. A fun, relaxed atmosphere and
plenty of play time, empowers typical
siblings to share their experiences and
unique concerns, encouraging them to
focus on themselves, and each other.
Day/Time: Sunday, 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Fee: $300/semester
Keeping It Real in the
Neighborhood
A collaboration between the JCC on
the Hudson and the TUFSD, KIRTN is
a collection of in- and out-of-school
programs for teens and young adults
with special needs or developmental
disabilities. Contact Mindy Cohen for
program details and to schedule an
intake interview.
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Neighborhood (12-15 yrs.)
An expansion of our Sunday programming
for individuals with mild disabilities who
are ready to move toward more independent
functioning. Sunday in the Neighborhood
Coordinator: Mindy Cohen
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will take place in a simulated model
apartment designed for recreation and
instruction. Participants will engage in a
wide array of activities including cooking,
budgeting, shopping, care of personal
space, laundry, community trips, travel
training and age-appropriate recreational
options in a real life milieu. The program
will be facilitated by a special education
teacher and a habilitation specialist.
Young Men’s Group
There are many issues that come to the
forefront in the lives of young men with
developmental disabilities and autism
spectrum disorders. Knowledge and
information are essential during this time
of growth and transition. This group,
facilitated by a teacher and a social worker,
will promote discussion of typical and
touchy topics that concern young men.
The all-male environment will encourage
straight talk about relationships, hygiene,
safety and social issues that can often
be embarrassing. Guided discussions
will encourage learning, sharing and
friendships among members.
Center of Gravity
A new initiative to link young adults with
mobility challenges. Located at the
Neighborhood House, a simulated
apartment (handicapped accessible) is
the destination for a supportive social
group. A relaxing environment allows
individuals to expand their network and
to discuss the daily challenges faced
at school, home, and in the wider
community. Members can share
resources and develop self advocacy
skills and coping strategies while having
the opportunity to plan social activities
driven by their interests and desires.
Contact Tricia Gressel @ 914.907.3917
for intake and start date
Drop In Monday
(15-25 yrs.)
A supervised setting for teens and young
adults with special needs allows them to
meet, socialize and have fun. Teens and
young adults, with disabilities have few
options for unstructured recreation. Typical
high school interns act as role models,
friends and facilitators. A teacher will
be present at all times to ensure safety,
as well as to promote age appropriate
activities. Participants will have many
choices in how they choose to spend
their time, including Wii U, Xbox, foosball,
ping pong, board games, homework help,
and assistance with paperwork related to
transitions.
There is a 15 person limit.
Day/Time: Monday, 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Sign up with Charlie Fardales @
914.332.6292 or 914.909.4227
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Relax and Recreate
(14-21 yrs.)
A new location and regularly scheduled
trips update and improve this social
group. Days spent at the simulated,
model apartment in the Neighborhood
House in Tarrytown will include Wii,
X-Box, ping-pong, and foosball
tournaments, cooking, baking, and
movies. Outings will be a regularly
scheduled part of the programming.
Connections (18-35 yrs.)
A social group designed to give young
adults with mild disabilities an opportunity
to meet new people, develop friendships
and have a variety of experiences in the
community and at the JCC. Develop
confidence in the community, learn
planning skills and enjoy yourself with
good people.
or Mindy Cohen @ 914.366.7898 for
intake and availability.
Saturday Night Out
(11-13 yrs.)
Tweens meet up during supervised trips
in the community. They are out and about,
socializing, recreating and having fun.
Social and independent skill-building is
embedded into the program in a natural
way. Program is scheduled 2X per month.
or Mindy Cohen @ 914.366.7898 for
intake and availability.
Special Kids Interesting
Places (SKIP) Vacation
Programs (K-6)
School vacation care and adventure for
grade-school children who need a little
more structure and supervision. Daily
trips are part of the fun.
Day/Time: 1/20, 2/17-21, 4/17-4/18
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Day/Time: Saturday, 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Contact Monica Brennan, LMSW or
Pat Grossman, LCSW @ 914.949.7699,
[email protected] or Mindy
Cohen@ 914-366-7898, mcohen@
jcconthehudson.org
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Adults & JJewish Experience
Cooking Under Pressure
(No-stress Cooking with a
Pressure Cooker)
Lois Green, Program Director
Men’s Club
Meets weekly over coffee and bagels.
Retired professionals and business
executives provide fellowship, exchange
ideas, and enjoy stimulating lectures
and diverse programs. In addition to
sharing their own experiences and
expertise, club members engage a
variety of compelling speakers.
Date/Time: Wednesday,
9:45 a.m.-noon
Fee: JCC Membership $75 plus
Men’s Club Annual Dues $50
Ruth L. and Henry H.
Renard Active Retirement
Lecture Series
Weekly performances and lectures by
accomplished musicians and expert
speakers in a provocative series for active
retirees. Made possible by a grant from the
Ruth L. and Henry H. Renard Foundation.
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Day/Time: Monday 10:30 a.m.-noon
Fee: $5/session
Rosh Chodesh: For
Women of All Ages
A Jewish women’s group that meets
each month around the time of the
new moon. Group discussions based
on participant-selected subjects,
including festivals/holidays, artists,
women’s issues, traditions, and more.
E-mail [email protected]
for information.
Day/Time: Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
1/26, 2/23, 3/30
Fee: $5/month
Sundays at the J with
George
Monthly readings by prominent poets
from Toadlily Press and other notable
literary publications.
Coordinator: George Kraus, Ph.D.
Day/Time: Sundays 1:30-3:30 p.m.
1/26, 2/23, 3/30
Suggested Donation: $5/person/visit
Cooking for Health with
Donna Douglass
A personal chef, culinary instructor,
holistic coach and natural foods
instructor, Ms. Douglass offers classes
that take an innovative, creative and
whole foods approach to cooking.
Modern pressure cookers are safe
and easy to use. Learn how to adapt
existing recipes for this great tool and
save time, money and fuel when you
cook all year long. Includes 15 recipe
handouts.
Day/Time: Wednesday, 1/15
7:30-9:00 p.m.
Fee: $39
Meatless Meals for
Everyone
Eat healthfully without spending a lot
by serving meat less often and plantbased meals more often. Emphasizes
fruit, veggies, grains, beans, nuts and
food rich in fiber, vitamins and other
nutrients to keep you healthy. Make
vegan and vegetarian meals everyone
will love.
7:30-9:00 p.m.
Fee: $39
Vitamix Delights
Learn the power this amazing blender
brings to a kitchen. Make soups, salad
dressings and sauces for everyday
meals and dinner parties. An incredible
way to introduce more fruit and veggies into your diet.
7:30-9:00 p.m.
Fee: $20
Register at [email protected] and
use promo code JCC-cook.
Yiddish
Enjoy and learn “The Mother Tongue.”
We speak, read, laugh, eat, sing and
learn! Join us for joyful classes filled
with history, language, fun and
wonderful people.
Instructor: Maddy Simon “The Yiddish
Maven”
Day/Time: Tuesday, 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Begins 2/4, 10 sessions/semester
Fee: $180/$190
Fitness
Lisa Feinman, Assistant
Executive Director
Barre-Pilates
A full workout that will transform your
physique. The 60-minute session is
designed to burn calories by combining
components of ballet barre, Pilates,
and light weights. The result is sculpted
elongated muscles that create a beautiful
lean body.
Stretch & Strength
Improve your strength, stamina and
flexibility in this fun, challenging
low-impact exercise program.
Instructor: Deirdre Pachon
Day/Time: Wednesday,
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Begins 1/29
Instructor: Juliana Santos Kraus.
Day/Time: Begins Thursday, 1/30
6:00-7:00 p.m.
for Women
Get stronger, more fit, more confident,
and more balanced in all areas of your
life through the study of martial arts.
Me Time Adult Aikido
Cardio, Strength & Stretch
Improve your strength, stamina, flexibility
and respiration in this fun, challenging
low-impact exercise program.
Day/Time: Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Begins 1/28
Fee: 1
8 classes $270/$324
Half-hour cardio-only option
9:30-10:00 a.m. $150/$180
Thursdays 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Begins 2/6.
Half-hour cardio-only option
9:30-10:00 a.m. $142/$170
Hi-Lo Sculpt
Get a healthy start to the day through a
total body workout that includes intervals
of cardio, strength training and core
toning and stretching.
Growing older doesn’t have to mean
growing frail. Men and women can benefit
from exercise—sitting in a chair or
standing— to improve posture, balance,
mobility and core strength. Emphasis on
form with special attention paid to joint
and back health.
Arthritis Fitness
Day/Time: Fridays, 8:30-9:30 a.m.
Begins 2/7
Day/Time: Wednesday 9:30-11:00 a.m.
Begins 1/29
Krav Maga-Israeli
Urban Martial Art
Day/Time: Thursday, 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Begins 1/30
Fee: 16 sessions $245/$293
Hand-to-hand self defense for teens,
adults, men and women. Developed for
the Israeli army, Krav Maga techniques
will empower you to feel confident and
safe in potentially dangerous situations.
No previous training required. All levels
of fitness welcome. Class will be divided
to focus on specific skills and drills for
men and women.
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 8:30-9:30 a.m.
Begins 1/29
Instructor: Sharon Callahan, AFAA
Day/Time: Monday 8:30-9:30 a.m.
Begins 1/27
Parents can pamper themselves while
the kids are in school. Work on basic
exercises, get your bodies back in
functioning order... or in moderate shape.
Aikido inspired breathing techniques,
stretches and exercises will help work
out all the kinks that come with parenting.
Learn beginner Aikido techniques to get
the blood flowing and generate ki. Leave
rejuvenated and empowered to face
another busy day!
Day/Time: Thursdays,
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Fee: $40/month/pp
To register contact
Crystal Marcus Kanesaka at
[email protected]
Yoga
An easy to follow class with a gentle
pace that allows enough time for
individual attention to ease into the
postures and aligns and strengthens
the body while adding flexibility. Guided
breathing meditations help improve
mental focus. The ideal choice for
seniors or anyone searching for a
soothing, more supported yoga
practice. Beginners and seasoned
students welcome.
Instructors: Lisa Sloane and
Christine Lombardi
Day/Time: Tuesday 6:15-7:15 p.m.
Begins Tues 1/28
Day/Time: Monday, 11:00 a.m.-noon
Begins 1/27
Friday, 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Begins 2/7
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Fitness/Special
Events
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Zumba
A fun, healthy dance/aerobic workout.
Tone, sculpt and burn calories to the
beat of Latin music.
Day/Time: Sunday 9:45-10:45 a.m.
Begins 1/26
Fitness Center Hours
Monday-Thursday: 6:00 a.m.-9:45 p.m.
Friday: 6:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Special Events
A Conversation with Rabbi Uri Regev:
A Special Lecture and Brunch
Special
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Founder and president of Hiddush, an Israeli organization whose mission it is to realize the country’s founding vision as
articulated in its Declaration of Independence, Rabbi Regev is an attorney ordained at HUC-JIR Jerusalem. An Israeli
voice for pluralistic Judaism and advocate for human rights, he has taken on Israeli Supreme Court Cases surrounding
this issue of “Who is a Jew?” equitable funding for Reform and Conservative institutions.
Co-sponsored by the Rivertowns Jewish Consortium: JCC on the Hudson, Greenburgh Hebrew Center, Mishkan Ha’am,
Rosh Pinah Chavurah, Temple Beth Abraham, Temple Beth Shalom, and Woodlands Community Temple.
RSVP online to www.woodlandscommunitytemple.org, or by check to Woodlands Community Temple
When: Thursday, 1/26, 10:30 a.m.
Where: Woodlands Community Temple, 50 Worthington Rd., White Plains, NY 10706
Fee $5/pp
events
Coming this March:
2nd Annual Jewish Cultural Festival
Concerts, movies, speakers, bloggers, books, dance, Tot Shabbat and
more. A wonderfully rich Jewish experience. The festival kicks off with a
special collaboration on Sunday, March 30, at an afternoon of music by
American Jewish Composers at the Carriage House at Lyndhurst. Special
performance by Mark Morganelli and friends.
To be part of the planning and/or festival
committee, e-mail Lois Green
at [email protected]
remember
Dates to
Dates to Remember
January
1 Wednesday: New Year’s Day: CLOSED
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Monday: Member Registration
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20 Monday: Non-member Registration
onday: Martin Luther King, Jr. B-day
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Vacation Sensations/SKIP
February
17 onday: Presidents’ Day
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Fitness Center Open
8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
18-21 Tues-Fri: School Break
Vacation Sensations/SKIP/Oodles,
No children’s classes
April
14 13
onday: Vacation Sensations/SKIP
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Erev Passover
Closing 3:00 p.m.
15-16 Tues-Wed: Passover: CLOSED
17-18
hursday: Passover School Break
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Vacations Sensations/SKIP
May
26 Monday: Memorial Day: CLOSED
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Fundingg
Special Thanks to UJA-Federation of New York
Support from UJA-Federation of NY makes the following programs
possible.
• Affiliation Grant and Scholarship Support
• Business Operations
• Camp BaShemesh
• Engage
• Jewish Cultural Arts Festival
• Partners in Caring
• Petschek Music Fund
• Security Upgrade
• Sports for Youth
Foundation/Government Support
• Edwin S. Soforenko Foundation
• Hudson Valley Developmental Disabilities Service Office
• J.E. and Z.B. Butler Foundation
• Martin and Steven Reider Camp Scholarship Fund
• NYS Department of the Humanities
• Renard Family Foundation
• The Far Fund
• Union Free School District of the Tarrytowns
• Westchester Community Foundation
• Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health
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Tzedakah Funds
The JCC thanks those whose generous gifts enable us to continue
enhancing our programming, providing scholarship assistance, and
plan for our future. Please, consider giving to one of the following.
Donate online at jcconthehudson.org; it’s fast, secure and easy.
Tribute Fund
A meaningful way to honor, congratulate or memorialize a loved
one while benefitting all programs
Jewish Education Fund
Help us develop and sustain Jewish educational experiences for
people of all ages.
Children’s Fund
Benefits programs in early childhood, grade school, childcare
and education.
Harold and Elaine Shames Scholarship Fund
Provide opportunities to needy families and children to participate
in all JCC programs and services.
Gerald S. and Geraldine Weinberger
Adult Education Fund
Sustain and develop innovative educational programs.
Building/Endowment Fund
Ensure the JCC’s future for generations to come.
Dr. William and Mrs. Esther Frishman Family
Endowment Fund
Support programming for individuals with disabilities.
Esther Koven Women’s Health Education Fund
Enable women of all ages to explore, learn about, and meet their
individual health needs.
Senior Services Fund
Support ongoing programs and services for older adults.
Capital Campaign
Be a part of our future. Help us expand to a full-service facility with
gym, pool, auditorium, café and more on a 6.5 acre campus.
Membershipp
Categories
Access to the Fitness Center, Members only programs, and
discounted member rates on programs:
Entry doors will be locked from 6:00-7:30 a.m. and after 7:00 p.m.
requiring members to use their ID cards or key tags to enter the
building. We thank you in advance for your cooperation in making
the JCC a safe place for everyone.
Individual (19 years +): $299*
Note: there is a $10 replacement fee for lost ID cards or key tags.
Family (2 adults/dependent children living at home to age 22): $399*
Single Parent Family (1 adult/dependent children living at home
to age 22): $215
Payment must accompany registration. The JCC accepts all major
credit and debit cards for payment of membership, program fees,
tickets, and special events.
Young Adult (ages 16-22): $249*
Snow Bird (April-November)
Couple: $295
Individual: $215
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for people unable to pay the full
activity fee. The JCC attempts to provide access to programs and
facilities to everyone, regardless of economic circumstances. Call
for an application.
The following categories do not include access to the
Fitness Center:
Teen (ages 13-15): $75
Refunds
Senior Individual (65 years): $75
Senior Couple (65 years): $100
Gateway Dual Membership
(two memberships in one)
Registration Policy
Gateway
Join the Jewish community. This special membership is for families
whose eldest child is in second grade or younger for the 201314 school year. You can be a family member at both the JCC on
the Hudson and one of the three participating synagogues in the
Rivertowns - Greenburgh Hebrew Center, Temple Beth Abraham or
Woodlands Community Temple. For information, contact Lois Green
at 914.366.7898 or [email protected]. Fee: $995/family
Membership Duration, Renewals & Fees
Membership is valid for 12 months from the date you join, unless
otherwise indicated by a partial-year membership category.
Membership fees are due in full upon joining and are nonrefundable. New memberships are subject to a one-time $25
processing fee.
Renewals must be processed before expiration date to ensure
continued access and avoid a $15 late renewal fee. Thirty days
after expiration, renewal will be treated as a new membership and
will incur the one-time $25 processing fee.
Membership is a privilege. The JCC reserves the right to suspend
or revoke membership for inappropriate behavior.
JCC Security Policy
Ensuring the safety and security of our members and program
participants requires that we all do our part.
All JCC members are required to use their valid key tags to gain
access to the upstairs activity/program rooms or Fitness Center.
All non-member program participants and guests will be required
to sign in at the front desk and will be issued a visitor pass. NO
EXCEPTIONS!
Members entering without a valid key tag will receive one reminder
and will have to report to the front desk to have their membership
validated and/or purchase a new key tag immediately.
NO refunds will be issued after the first class. There is a 10%
administrative fee for refunds prior to the first class. Deposits
made for our Early Childhood Program and summer camps are
non-refundable. Membership fee is non-refundable.
Make-ups
Make-ups are scheduled for classes missed by the instructor or
cancelled by the JCC due to inclement weather. The JCC is not
responsible for providing make up classes/programs or issuing
refunds for programs that are missed due to participant conflicts,
illness, emergencies, or other events beyond our control.
Cancellations
The JCC has the right to cancel a class or program for insufficient
registration.
Parental Responsibility
The JCC does not accept responsibility for children inside the
building unless they are enrolled in specific JCC programs for which
accompaniment by an adult is not required. Staff supervision is
available only at program locations during class hours.
Smoking Policy
The JCC is a smoke-free environment.
Photographs/Videos
The JCC on the Hudson reserves the right to use without
compensation all videos and photographs taken during JCC
activities for the purposes of JCC and affiliated agency publicity in
online channels and/or print publications.
Access
The JCC is fully accessible to the disabled.
Federal I.D. Number
Federal Tax ID number is 23-7229163. The JCC is a licensed OCFS facility.
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U.S. Postage
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White Plains, NY
Permit No. 91073
371 South Broadway
Tarrytown, NY 10591
914.366.7898
Register Early!
JCC members
Online: Monday, 1/6, 9:00 a.m.
In Person/by Phone:
Tuesday, 1/7, 9:30 a.m.
Non-members
Online: Monday, 1/13, 9:00 a.m.
In Person/by Phone:
Tuesday, 1/14, 9:30 a.m.
The JCC on the Hudson is a beneficiary agency
of UJA-Federation of New York. It is an affiliate of the JCC
Association and a participating member
of the United Way of Westchester.
In the spirit of giving this holiday season, members of the
JCC community, The New NY Bridge project, and Stop
& Shop Supermarkets donated food, and pajamas, that
found their way to UJA-Federation’s Families Feeding
Families and the Pajama Program, both of which serve
needy families and youngsters in our area. Before distributing
the goods, the Bridge team provided their architectural
expertise to help us build a replica of the new TZ Bridge
out of canned, boxed, and bottled food, and our Early
Childhood Program youngsters stuffed our school bus
with PJs and food.

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