HCER - Hudson City Schools

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Hudson Community
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FALL 2015
Register Today! www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer
Hudson Community Education and Recreation
Serving the Hudson Community Since 1976
Hudson Community
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Serving the Hudson community by providing year-round comprehensive learning,
enrichment and recreational programs for residents since 1976.
A Note from the Director
I am thrilled to be the new Director of HCER and look forward to providing a diverse selection of quality education and recreation
programming to this community. I want to take this time to thank you for making HCER your first choice for community activities.
It is my passion to continue to make HCER an essential part of this community and I look forward to meeting as many participants
as possible. As always, I welcome you to stop by our office, call or email our team at [email protected] with any ideas you have
for future programming.
This publication and our website have been created to provide detailed information about our programs offered during the Fall
2015 season. This fall we have a variety of programs for youths, teens and adults and are sure to be fun and educational. Take a
look through the book and sign up for something today!
I look forward to meeting you at an HCER program soon!
Meredith Zaffrann
The Department of Community Education and Recreation is a self funded department operating under the auspices of the Hudson Board of
Education. It is one of the many important educational and enrichment services offered to the Hudson community by Hudson City Schools.
Hudson Community Education
and Recreation
2440 Hudson Aurora Rd., Hudson OH 44236
330-653-1210
Fax: 330-653-1366
www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Office will be closed:
9/7, 11/26, 11/27, 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, 1/1/16
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Course Locations
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium
120 N. Hayden Parkway
Barlow Community Center
41 S. Oviatt Street
East Woods School
Ellsworth Hill Elementary School
7750 Stow Road
Evamere Elementary School
When Hudson City Schools are closed due to inclement
weather or unforeseen circumstances, that day HCER
programs will be canceled as well. While we recognize
this is an inconvenience and we will do our best to
reschedule our programs, we make no guarantees that
the program will be rescheduled, made up or credited.
McDowell Elementary
Hudson Middle School
77 N. Oviatt Street
Hudson High School
2500 Hudson-Aurora Road
Contents/HCER Information
Hudson Community
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Hudson City Schools
Board of Education
Superintendent:
Phil Herman
President:
Dave Zuro
Vice President:
Steve DiMauro
Board Members:
Gary Mushock
Patti Engelman
James Field
2 Aquatics
5 HEAT/Preschool
7 Youth Enrichment
10 Explorer Zone/Explorer Days
11 Youth Sports
17 Teens
19 Adults of All Ages
25 Adult Wellness
27 Registration Form
28 HCER Information
Registration Is Easy at
REGISTER
NOW!
HCER ....
Choose from these 5 options:
ONLINE REGISTRATION: Highly Recommended
This is your best choice! Once you register, online you are
in the program!
Beginning as soon as you receive this book! Register 24/7 on our
website at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. Click on “Ways to Register”
on the left hand side of the page, and this will direct you to our
online registration system. Simply find the class or classes you are
interested in and the follow the steps as directed to register.
HCER TEAM:
IN PERSON: Second Best Choice.
Meredith Zaffrann Director
Cindy Suchan Office
Operations
Michele Collins
Community
Relations
Matt Davis Aquatics
Coordinator
Donna Gray
Explorer Zone
Coordinator
FAX: 330-653-1366 We still receive them Your HCER brochure is printed 3 times per
year. This brochure is mailed to all residents
living within the Hudson School District
and to others by request. Brochures are
also distributed at conveniently located
businesses throughout the community.
Advertisements and user fees cover the
cost of printing and mailing, not your tax
dollars. For more information, contact
[email protected].
330-653-1210
Stop by and see us during our normal business hours Monday through
Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and have our staff help you register in
person. You may register at the HCER Office at 2440 Hudson-Aurora
Rd. Use the registration form at the back of this book. Note: All
participants must fill out a registration and release form!
this way!
We like the “semi” old-fashioned way. Please remember you are not
confirmed a spot until you receive a confirmation e-mail or phone call
from our office. If paying by credit card, you may fax registrations to
(330) 653-1366. Registration form is available for download at www.
hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer and click on “Ways to Register”. You may call
the office to confirm receipt of your fax.
DROP IN DOOR: But Wait there is more...
Thank you for dropping off your registration, however you are not
registered until you receive your confirmation via e-mail or give us a
call. Drop registration through the slot in our front door at any time
of day or night. Please include your form of payment, check or credit
card information.
MAIL: This still works, but please read on...
We are very pleased you have mailed us your registration, however
you are not registered until you have received your confirmation via
e-mail. If you don’t have e-mail, give us a call to confirm, and we will
discuss it over the phone. Please remember it is called “snail-mail”
and might take a while. Stop in and see us. Mail registration and form
of payment to: HCER, 2440 Hudson-Aurora Road, Hudson, OH 44236.
HCER
Aquatics
Welcome to the Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium
Located in the East Woods School
120 N. Hayden Parkway, Entrance F
The natatorium is available to you for recreation, wellness, instruction, and fun! Stop by and dive in!
Any questions regarding the Natatorium should be directed to the HCER office at
330-653-1210 or e-mail Matt Davis, Aquatics Manager at [email protected].
The Natatorium’s Phone number is 330-653-1264
Thank you for using the Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium
The natatorium will be closed the following days:
November 26 & 27 • December 24, 25 & 31, 2015
January 1, 18, & 23 • March 25, 26 & 27 • May 28, 29 & 30 • July 4, 2016
Lap Swimming
Monday-Friday 6 - 8 a.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium Pool Pass Rates
Monday/Wednesday/Friday 12-1 p.m. (may
change due to school schedule)
Yearly Swim Pass Membership September 8th – July 31st
Adult............................................................................$205
Spouse..........................................................................$155
Child (under 18)..........................................................$105 per child
Senior (65+).................................................................$185
Senior Spouse..............................................................$135
Sunday 7 - 9 a.m.
Lap Swims During School Break: 6 - 7:30 a.m.
December 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 & 30
Open Swim Opportunities
Saturdays 2 - 5 p.m.
Sundays 2 - 5 p.m.
$15 per family up to 4 ($3 each additional member)
$5 per person drop in rate
Schoolzout Open/Swim Times
1 - 3 p.m.
December 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 & 30
March 21, 22, 23 & 24
Winter Membership January 2nd – July 26th
Adult............................................................................$100
Spouse .........................................................................$75
Child ( under 18) ........................................................$50 per child
Senior (65+).................................................................$90
Senior Spouse..............................................................$65
Summer Membership June 8 – July 26th
Adult............................................................................$75
Spouse..........................................................................$50
Child (under 18)..........................................................$25
Senior (65+)................................................................$65
Senior Spouse..............................................................$45
Open Swims are open to swimmers of all ages, however, children
under the age of TEN must be accompanied by an adult. If the
child is unable to swim, the adult must be in the water with the
child at all times. Fee: $5 per swimmer payable at the door.
Note: One lap lane will be available during all open swims.
Let’s Have a Party...Birthday, Holiday, Celebration!
Tired of the same old birthday parties? Let us show you why you should choose the Ada Cooper
Miller Natatorium for your next birthday bash! We provide the pool for private parties on
most Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 5:00p.m.-7:30p.m. as well as Lifeguards who will
set-up and tear down tables in the main entrance area. You bring cake, food, & party guests!
Please contact Matt Davis, Pool Manager at 330-653-1264
by email at [email protected] to schedule your event!
Fee: $95/Residents $150/Non-Residents
$4/additional per swimmer
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HCER
Aquatics
LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM
Saturday Swim Lessons
Fee: $73
QUESTIONS ABOUT SWIM LESSONS?
Call 330-653-1264
or email at [email protected].
Max. 6
8 Weeks
Level 1
Level 1
Level 1
Level 2
Level 2
Level 2
Level 3
Level 3
Level 4
Level 4
Level 5/6
Saturdays
9/12 – 10/31
#100
9:15 - 9:55 a.m.
#101
10:00 - 10:40 a.m.
#102 10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#103
10:00 - 10:40 a.m.
#104 10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#105 11:30 - 12:10 p.m.
#106
10:00 - 10:40 a.m.
#107
10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#108
9:15 - 9:55 a.m.
#109
10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#110
11:30 - 12:10 p.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium, East Woods
Entrance F
Infant/Toddler Swim
Lessons
(Ages 6 months-3 years old)
This course is intended to develop high comfort
levels in and around the water, and a readiness
to swim. A parent is required to get into the
water.
Fee: $73
8 Weeks #111
#112
Saturdays 9/12 – 10/31
9:00 - 9:25 a.m.
9:30 - 9:55 a.m.
HCER offers many options for the American Red Cross Learn To Swim Program. Students are
encouraged to move at their own pace in small groups. A description of the skills learned in each
American Red Cross Swim Level is provided below. For further information, contact the pool at 330653-1264 or by email at [email protected]
See all descriptions online at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer
Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills
Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Level 3: Stroke Development
Level 4: Stroke Improvement
Level 5: Stroke Refinement
Level 6: Swimming and Skill Proficiency
Tuesday Swim Lessons
Busy on Saturdays? Why not try Tuesday evening swim lessons.
A full listing of the American Red Cross Swim Levels is provided
online. By the time students reach level 6 they have developed the
fitness level and prerequisite skills for entrance into the American
Red Cross Lifeguarding Course.
Fee: $73
8 Weeks
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Tuesdays
# 116
# 117
# 118
# 119
9/15 – 11/3
5:00 - 5:40 p.m.
5:00 - 5:40 p.m.
5:45 - 6:25 p.m.
5:45 - 6:25 p.m.
Preschool Swim Lessons
(Ages 3-5)
This course in NOT intended to teach children
to be accomplished swimmers or survive in
the water. Skills build on Infant/Toddler skills,
further developing aquatic readiness.
Fee: $73
8 Weeks #113
#114
#115
9:00 - 9:25 a.m.
9:30 - 9:55 a.m.
11:30 - 11:55 a.m.
Interested in Private
Swim Lessons?
Contact our Learn to Swim
Coordinator at 330-653-1264
or by email
at [email protected]
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Aquatics
Spring Board Diving
Lifeguard Training
Instructor: Matt Lewis, crookedriverdiving.
com
Instructor: Curtis Stokes
American Red Cross Lifeguard Instructor
Bend, soar, spiral, flip, twist and enter the
water with a splash!! This class will train you
in diving fundamentals by emphasizing safety
and fun. No experience is necessary, but divers
will be tested on the first day and be placed
into appropriate levels.
This course provides the specialized water,
CPR, and first aid skills needed to become an
American Red Cross certified lifeguard. This
course will be taught using the latest revision
to this Red Cross course. The course fee
includes a CPR mask, participant manual, and
all Red Cross fees. Participants must be 15 years
old and able to meet the precourse swimming
requirements. These include swimming 300
yards, retrieving a 10 pound weight from a
depth of 7-10 feet without wearing goggles,
and treading water for two minutes using only
their legs.
(All Ages)
Max. 12
Fee: $73
8 Weeks #120
Time:
Saturdays
9/12 – 10/31
12:15 - 1:00 p.m.
(Ages 15+ Above, no exceptions)
Pre-Competitive Swimming
Instructor: Coach EJ McIlduff
Is your child ready for a step above swim lessons,
but just not quite ready for a competitive swim
team? The Pre-Competitive class will focus on
the four competitive strokes along with an
emphasis on future competition.
Must have Red Cross level 4 skills.
Fee: $87
8 Weeks #122
Saturdays
9/12 – 10/31
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Course will meet for 5 four or five hour sessions.
For more information call Curtis Stokes 330671-6185.
Min. 4/Max. 20
Special Olympics Swim
Team
Coordinator: Mary Jo Lewis
Get ready for the district meet at Wooster and
go to Columbus for the State Championships!
You must be at least 8 years old to qualify for
the Special Olympics to participate. You must
also be able to swim 25 yards without aid.
Must be Hudson resident.
Fee: FREE
1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Contact Mary Jo Lewis, 330-673-1214
Fee: $225 The course fee covers all costs
(book, CPR mask, and Red Cross fees).
5 Weeks #121
Sundays
10/25 – 11/22
12:00- 5:00 p.m.
Water Safety Instructor
(WSI)
(Must be 16 Years of Age)
Instructor: Curtis Stokes
American Red Cross WSI Training Instructor
The purpose of this course is to provide information and teaching suggestions necessary for
planning and conducting American Red Cross
Water Safety and Learn-to-Swim Programs.
Course includes American Red Cross fees and
requires 10 three-hour sessions.
For more information call Curtis Stokes 330-671-6185.
Fee: $215
10 Classes
Session 1:
#123
Mondays/Wednesdays
10/5 – 11/4
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium, Entrance F
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HCER
Heat/Preschool
HUDSON EXPLO RERS AQ UATI C TEAM
In 2013, 2014, and 2015 USA Swimming recognized HEAT as a Bronze Medal Club, this goes
to the top 200 swim clubs in the United States. We offer training groups for the beginning
swimmer to the most competitive and skilled swimmer. Our mission is to
“develop highly motivated and successful individuals to maximize
their potential in and out of the pool.”
HEAT New Swimmer Tryout & Group Placement
Wednesday July 29th • 6:00pm - 7:30pm @ East Woods Elementary
OR
Tuesday, September 1st • 6:00pm - 7:30pm @ Hudson Park Estate Pool
**Rain date, Wednesday, September 2nd • 6:00-7:30pm
**NEW SWIMMERS ONLY** Tryout and group placement are for new HEAT swimmers only. They will be evaluated to see if
they are ready for HEAT swimming and which group they should be assigned to. Swimmers must attend one of these sessions
to be placed by the coaches in a training group. SWIMMERS ONLY NEED TO ATTEND 1 OF THE SESSIONS, NOT BOTH.
HEAT 2015-2016 Fall/Winter Registrations
Thursday, September 3rd @ East Woods Elementary Commons
New Swimmers 6:00pm • Returning Swimmers 7:00pm
For more details about tryouts, or the team visit the team website: www.hudsonheat.com or
contact Coach Matt Davis ([email protected]) – 330-858-3113 or 330-653-1264
Hummingbirds Soccer
T-Birds Tee Ball
Instructor: Jump Start Sports Staff
Children ages 3-6 years old have fun and
learn the basics of soccer: dribbling, passing,
trapping, shooting, and positioning. Each
session consists of instruction in each aspect
of the game, participation in fun drills that
are designed to teach skills. Children are
required to wear shin guards. Cleats are
optional. Soccer balls provided.
A fun and highly instructional introduction to
baseball for 3 and 4 year olds. Players learn the
basics of throwing, catching, fielding, batting,
and base running, and then apply what they
have learned in fun, non-competitive games.
All players will receive a t-shirt and a MLB hat.
(Ages 3-6)
Min. 8/Max. 100
Fee: $85 (includes t-shirt and medal)
6 Weeks
Mondays
#200
Age 3 & 4
9/14 – 10/19
5:30 -6:30 p.m.
#201
Age 5 & 6
9/14 – 10/19
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
East Woods School Fields
120 N. Hayden
(Ages 3-4)
Min. 10/Max. 96
Fee: $85 (includes MLB hat, t-shirt and medal)
5 Weeks
Saturdays
#202
9/12 – 10/10
9:00 -10:00 a.m.
OR
10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
(Each team will receive a rotating schedule
including both time slots)
Oak Grove Park, 2250 Barlow Road
Little Hoop Stars
Basketball
(Ages 4-6)
Introductory basketball for children in
Kindergarten and Pre-K (must be at least
4 years old). Children learn the basics of
dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense in
a fun-oriented program.
Min. 10/Max. 64
Fee: $85 (includes t-shirt and medal)
6 Weeks
#203
Monday evenings
11/9 – 12/14
6:00 -7:00 p.m.
OR
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
(Each team will receive a rotating schedule
including both time slots)
Ellsworth Hill Elementary School
Gymnasium, 7750 Stow Rd., Hudson, OH.
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Preschool
Indoor Little Tennis
Parent Child Roller Skating
Lessons
(Ages 3-5)
(Ages 2-5)
Instructor: Morgan Tennis Staff
An exciting program for beginners to develop
hand-eye coordination through fun-filled
games and activities. Little ones will learn basic
tennis skills, techniques, and rules of the game.
They may bring a racquet or use one provided
by the instructor. Please wear athletic shoes to
class.
Min. 6/Max. 12
The most basic skills are stressed. During the
lesson you will have five sessions of lessons and
the final skate day is a fun filled skate day. The
lessons include great fun and enjoyment to
Hokey Pokey, Bird Dance and Ghostbusters.
Fee: $56 (Includes skate rental)
6 Weeks
Fee: $74
5 Weeks
Session 1:
#204
Session 2:
#205
Host: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Session 1:
#206
Session 2:
#207
Tuesdays
10/6 – 11/3
11/10 – 12/15
(No class 12/1)
12:00 - 12:40 p.m.
Hudson High School Gaget Building
7250 Stow Road (near baseball fields)
Wednesdays
9/23 – 10/28
11/4 – 12/16
(No class 11/25)
1:30 - 2:15 p.m.
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
7151 S. Main Street. Chagrin Falls
440-247-4224
(Ages 3-5)
Instructor: Supplies on Demand, LLC.
FUTURE SCIENTISTS
FUTURE SCIENTISTS is where children question,
challenge, and examine their world with
excitement and hands-on activities!
Each class students experiment, analyze,
predict…, and make a project emphasizing the
topic. Taught by FUTURE SCIENTISTS trained
and certified teachers…
OUR GOAL IS TO EXCITE CHILDREN ABOUT
SCIENCE IN A NUTRURING ENVIRONMENT!
Min.5/Max. 10
Fee: $85 per student for the 5- week session.
(All materials and supplies included)
5 Weeks
Thursdays
Session 1 Activities:
WHAT IS SCIENCE? TOOL TIME
AMAZING ATOMS AND MOVING
MOLECULES
COLORFUL CHROMOTAGRAPHY
FLOATING & SINKING
IS IT SCIENCE, IS IT MAGIC?
#210
Tiger Cubs Golf
(Ages 4-7)
Instructor: Apprentice Professional, TJ Tabor & Staff
A great way to start your future “Tigers”. An introduction to the basic fundamentals with an
emphasis on handeye coordination and having fun! Classes are ½ hour in length.
Max. 6
Fee: $60
6 Weeks Session 1:
#208
Session 2: #209
Future Scientists
Fridays
Session 2 Activities:
HARVEST TIME
MAGIC OF BALLS
ALL ABOUT BIRDS
MARVELOUS MUSCLES
WONDERFUL WEATHER
#211
9/18 – 10/23
5:00 - 5:30 p.m.
9/17 – 10/15
10:00 - 10:45 a.m.
10/22 – 11/19
10:00 - 10:45 a.m.
Barlow Community Center, 41 S. Oviatt St.
Memorial Room
10/30 – 12/11
(No class 11/27)
5:00 - 5:30 p.m.
The Golf Dome, 8198 E. Washington St., Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 440-543-1211
Got an idea for a Great HCER Class?
Want to teach a class on something you enjoy?
Email us your ideas: [email protected]
Your class could appear in this space in our
2016 Winter/Spring Activities Guide!
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HCER
Youth Enrichment
PARENTS
PARENTS
Thank you for signing up your child for one of our wonderful programs.
We kindly remind you, please pick up your child(ren) directly after the
program. If your child is left without supervision, we will take your child to
our after school care program located in the Blue Gym at East Woods.
You will be invoiced for the time your child spends in the program.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.
When signing your child up for one of our wonderful
programs, please remember to send a note to
your child’s teacher, so they are aware of the after
school plans and where your child is to go. Thank
you in advance for your time and efforts.
HERE’S HOW WE GET THE CHILDREN FROM HERE TO THERE
Transfer Procedures: Please go over this procedure with your child, as it is very important to ensure the safety of all the children.
HCER counselors escort students attending HCER After-School Programs from their home school to the HCER program location. All students
registered for an HCER after-school program must bring a note from their parent stating they will be attending the HCER after-school class on each
day of that class. This note should be given to their homeroom teacher, and should include the name of the activity and the location. Students will
then be released to the gym at dismissal time to meet the HCER counselor and be escorted to the location of their particular class. This may be in
their home school or one of the other elementary buildings. It is very important to notify HCER if your child will not be attending their scheduled
class that day. This can be done by phone at 330-653-1210 or email: [email protected].
Young Actors Workshop
(Grades 3-5)
Instructor: Russ Stich
This fun and fast-paced workshop is
specifically designed for students with
an interest in the dramatic. Through
improvisational games and theatrical
exercises, students will explore the concepts
of characterization, staging and blocking
while simultaneously building their own
confidence and skill levels.
This is a great experience for new and
seasoned performers as each student will
receive a part in the scripted production
which will be performed at the end of the
eight-week session.
Min. 6/Max. 20
(Grades K-2)
Students are introduced to the theatrical
experience through games, skits and
improvisational exercises. A great class for
building self-confidence and team work skills.
No experience is necessary, students should
come with a willingness to play, explore and
create. A showcase will be presented at the end
of the eight week course designed to let all of
our stars shine!
Min. 6/Max. 20
Fee: $85
8 Weeks #301
Wednesdays
9/16 – 11/4
3:50 - 4:50 p.m.
Evamere Media Center
Fee: $85
8 Weeks #300
Acting It Out
Tuesdays
9/15 – 11/3
3:50 - 4:50 p.m.
East Woods Stage/Commons
*No Experience Necessary!*
(Grades K-5)
Learn about acting and improvisational
drama.
Russ is Managing Director of
Something DaDa in Cleveland. With his
wit and wisdom, you will dabble in the
fine art of theater. This program will leave
you wanting more. Come see what all the
excitement is about. Bring your friends and
neighbor all are welcome to attend. Space
is limited, so sign up early for this free
event.
Fee: Free, registration is required as space
is limited.
Thursday
#3029/10
3:50 - 4:50 p.m.
East Woods Media Center
Lego® Wheels In Motion
(Grades K-5)
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz
Lego® Jurassic Adventure
Free Young Actor’s
Workshop
Lego® Winter Fun
(Grades K-5)
Travel back in time with Bricks 4 Kidz as we
explore the exciting Jurassic period when
dinosaurs roamed the Earth. We will use
LEGO bricks motors and battery packs as we
build moving models that will surprise and
amaze all levels of LEGO builders. Learn to
build amazing creatures, land roaming vehicles
and jungle action scenes in our after school
enrichment program.
These wheels are ready to roll! Students will
you LEGO bricks, axles, pulleys, gears, motors
and more to build a variety of models on
wheels. Some are familiar vehicles, such as a
fire engine and delivery truck. Other amazing
models, such as the Rescue Robot and K-9 Bot,
will give students more to learn. Do you have
a need for speed? You can put your Speed Bot
model to the test as you race against others
using remote controls! We’ll explore concepts
of speed and force, and gain non-vehicle
knowledge from the unconventional Wheels in
Motion models as well. Let’s roll!
Don’t get left out in the cold! Bring the winter
fun indoors with interactive Bricks 4 Kidz
models of some popular winter activities from
the hair-raising thrill of the luge to more the
relaxing pace of the horse and sleigh. We’ll
build the all-business snowplow as well as the
all-fun snow mobile. And our winter theme
wouldn’t be complete without ice hockey and
skiing. No snow? No problem – all you need to
create these winter memories are our bricks
and your imagination.
Min. 8/Max. 20
Min. 8/Max. 20
Min. 8/Max. 20
Fee: $55
Fee: $55
5 Weeks #303
5 Weeks #304
(Grades K-5)
Wednesdays
9/2 – 9/30
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Elementary Room 125 or TBD
Fee: $55
Wednesdays
10/7 – 11/4
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
5 Weeks #305
Wednesdays
11/18 – 12/16
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
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Youth Enrichment
Saturday Guitar Lessons
My First Violin
(Grades K-3)
My Second Violin
Instructor: Lee Bush, Professional Musician
Come and learn guitar from one of the best in
the business. Lee has been teaching, playing,
directing and scoring music for over 40 years
and now he wants to pass on his knowledge
to you. This is a wonderful opportunity for
you to learn the guitar first hand. Learn the
slight hand changes that help you become
a more successful musician. Understand the
instrument and most importantly have FUN!
Instructor: Ardis Billey
Instructor: Ardis Billey
Beginning steps on the violin include learning
violin posture, bow position, bow control,
fingering, ear training, and tonalization.
Classroom games and fun filled drills give each
violinist practice at polishing their new skills.
In just a short time, they will be learning tunes
and performing them with joy!
This is the next step for students of Ardis who
have successfully completed My First Violin.
We will continue to develop your skills and
polish your talents. You will work on posture,
bow position, control, fingering and fun.
This program will help your child gain the
confidence and continue to grow in abilities.
Min 5/ Max 18.
Max. 6
Needless to buy a violin for this class:
appropriate (and upgraded) size violin will be
supplied for practice in class and at home (see
extra supply).
Fee: $180
Min 5/ Max 18.
Sessions are 1/2 hour in length and arranged
with instructor
12 weeks
#306
Saturdays
9/12 – 12/12
(No class 11/14 & 11/28)
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
East Woods Room 143
Spanish Class
(Grades K-4)
NEW!
Fee: $110. Optional $40 Violin rental (if
needed) requires a $75 deposit check
10 Weeks
Session 1:
#309
9/17 – 12/10
(No class 10/15, 11/12 & 11/26)
5:00 - 5:30 p.m.
East Woods Room 141B
Instructor: Camp Globo Staff
Spanish Immersion Mini-Camps are a FUN way
for children to learn Spanish! Using our proven
immersion technique, children will learn
Spanish through games, songs, art, stories,
theater and other FUN activities! No boring
classroom instruction or worksheets!
Min 5/ Max 20.
Fee: $70.
6 Weeks
Session 1:
#307
Session 2:
#308
Thursdays
Thursdays
9/10 – 10/22
(No class 10/15)
10/29 – 12/17
(No class 11/12, 11/26
4:00 - 5:15 p.m.
(Grades K-3)
Fee: $110. Optional $40 Violin rental (if
needed) requires a $75 deposit check.
10 Weeks
Session 1:
#310
Thursdays
9/17 – 12/10
(No class 10/15, 11/12 & 11/26)
4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
East Woods Room 141B
NEW!
Etiquette Classes
(Grades 2-5)
Instructor: Kimberlee Franz, Certified
Children’s Etiquette Instructor
Children in grades 2-5 are on the go! School,
sports, inside and outside activities, friends and
technology occupy much of their time. This is
a key time for developing good citizenship and
caring about others. This class will focus on a
fun and interactive way for manners. Your child
will learn proper conversation, posture, sitting
still, passing of food, complementing the Chef,
please and thank you’s and so much more! A
focus will be on American and Continental
style of dining. A-not-to miss opportunity for
your child to grow and develop. Each child will
receive an etiquette “set right” placemat. Min
6/Max 25
Fee: $29
Wednesday
Session 1:
#31110/7
Session 2:
#31211/4
Session 3:
#31312/2
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Room 126A
East Woods School, Media Center
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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HCER
Youth Enrichment
Chess Class
(Grades K-5)
Instructor: Progress with Chess
Classes will be split between interactive lessons and structured open play.
Novice students will learn the basics, while all students continue to learn
chess strategy and tactics. This program will help your child develop higher
level thinking skills such as concentration, memory and pattern recognition
that are valuable inside and outside of the classroom. Chess can provide your
child with a lifetime of opportunities for social interaction with people of all
ages and cultural backgrounds.
Min. 6/ Max. 50
Fee: $80
6 Weeks
Session 1:
#314
Session 2:
#315
Mondays
9/14 – 10/19
10/26 –11/30
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Room 124
PTA Reflections Art Contest
Private Piano
Lessons
HCER is pleased to Present,
Grammy Nominated Piano Teacher,
Daniel Barber, PhD Piano, Faculty CSU
Reflections Art Program is a creative arts program of the National PTA. In its more than
40-year history, the PTA’s Reflections Program has encouraged millions of students across
the nation to explore their artistic talents. All Hudson City School students K-12 who submit
works between Oct 1st-31st, will receive a prize. Some entries will be selected to advance to
State and National levels and be eligible for scholarship awards.
For details, check the PTA website @ www.hudsonpta.org
Top notch instruction from Dr. Daniel
Barber. A quiet understated, humble,
great teacher! Dr. Barber offers quality
instruction at East Woods. Weekly lessons
begin after school and continue into
the evening hours. Lessons are based
on $425 per semester. Also available is
an Excel program for the students with
special interests or talents, enrollment by
invitation. The schedule will follow the
school calendar of the Hudson City School
District.
To find out how our therapy horses can
help you or someone you care about grow stronger,
please contact Winni at 440-708-0013, ext. 146.
Please contact Dr. Barber at 330-923-6985
16497 Snyder Road • Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
www.fieldstonefarmtrc.com
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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Explorer Zone & Explorer Days
MORNING PROGRAM:
East Woods Elementary, Entrance C
6:45 a.m. to the start of school
$16 per day or $147 per month
Explorer Zone
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Before and After School Child Care Activity Program
Come Explore With Us!
We are excited to offer this wonderful before and after school activity care program to the youth
of Hudson Schools. This program provides enrichment and activities base programs that provide
education as well as a place for a child to be themselves for students in grades K and above. Explorer
Zone offers participants a wide variety of activities while enrolled in the program. Our program
offers the participants the option of a light breakfast in the morning through our HCSD food service
and in the morning we walk or transport via HCSD school bus (Grade 2) your student to their
respective building. In the afternoon our Explorer Zone Team reverse the process while picking up
your child from their respective building. Students enrolled in the Explorer Zone program may also
participate in other HCER on campus after school activities. A separate registration and payment
is required. Your child will be escorted to and from their activity, during regular program hours.
Our Explorer Zone parent handbook is available online for you to view. Should you have any other
questions, please contact us at the HCER office at 330-653-1210 or visit us at www.hudson.k12.
oh.us/hcer.
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AFTERNOON PROGRAM:
East Woods Elementary, Entrance H
2:50 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.
$18 per day or $197 per month
Package Visits
$85.00 for 5 morning care visits
$95.00 for 5 afternoon care visits
REGISTRATION FEE:
$45 per year, per child – new to program
$35 per year, per child – returning
from previous year
(All registration fees are non-refundable)
LATE PICK-UP FEE:
$2 per minute fee will be assessed
per child starting at 6:00 p.m.
330-653-1200 x7222
No care 12/21 – 1/1/16
[email protected]
HCER
Explorer Days
All times are approximate and participants
should arrive prior to planned departure
time . Activities are subject to change
based on unforeseen circumstances.
Explorer Days
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All Explorer Days programs are located in the East Woods Blue Gym, Entrance H.
AM Explorer Zone Care $16, PM Explorer Zone Care $18, both together, $30
Come Explore with us! Explorer Days are fun filled learning days, when students get to continue to explore and learn outside the normal classroom
day and have lots of fun doing it! When school is not in session, Explorer Days, offers wonderful opportunities for students to experience fun and
exciting programs. We look forward to working with your students to engage and have fun, in a warm and safe environment that promotes a positive
and creative atmosphere. Come Explore with us! For each of our programs we require a minimum of 15 participants and maximum of 40 participants.
Always confirm your school is out and please check with the HCER office that space is still available as all of these programs remain very popular and fill
up quickly. Explorer Days welcomes students from other schools who follow the Hudson School calendar.
Thursday - 1/2 Day
Oct. 15th
Thursday
Nov. 12
Join us at East Woods School. Our visitors from Noah’s Ark will bring all
the supplies for each child to make their own stuffed animal. Children
will choose their own animal,. then, its time to stuff our new “pet”,
wish on a rainbow star, and then give him or her a name! We will even
dress it to take home. Program includes a boxed lunch.
Today we will have a jumping good time, as we bounce on many
different inflatables at The Jump Palace!. Children will have the
opportunity to play arcade games, so may want to bring some extra
money. Program includes a pizza lunch.
Fee: $35 includes stuffed animal
#402Thursday
Nov. 12
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop & Lunch
#400Thursday
Oct. 15
Dismissal - 3 p.m.
Friday
Oct. 16th
Ridgeview Farms & Lunch
Join us for a visit to the farm! We will go on a hayride, find out way
through a corn maze and then visit the animal petting barn! Children
will even get to pick out their own pumpkin. Program includes a hot
lunch at a nearby restaurant. Please dress for being outside and going
inside a barn, old clothes and old shoes please!. Please let Explorer Staff
know if your child has any allergies to animals or hay.
Fee: $40
#401Friday
Oct. 16
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
The Jump Palace & Lunch
Fee: $40
Friday
Nov. 13
Kent State Ice Arena & Lunch
Join us for a funtastic afternoon skating in our own private rink. Music
and lights will make the skating even more fun! Rental skates are
included, but please wear heavy socks!. Program includes lunch at a
nearby restaurant.
Fee: $40
#403Friday
Nov. 14
10:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Youth Sports
PARENTS
PARENTS
Thank you for signing up your child for one of our wonderful programs.
We kindly remind you, please pick up your child(ren) directly after the
program. If your child is left without supervision, we will take your child to
our after school care program located in the Blue Gym at East Woods.
You will be invoiced for the time your child spends in the program.
Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.
When signing your child up for one of our wonderful
programs, please remember to send a note to
your child’s teacher, so they are aware of the after
school plans and where your child is to go. Thank
you in advance for your time and efforts.
Indoor Afterschool Tennis
Beginner In-Line Skating
East Woods Ski Club
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Ski Coordinator: Amanda Oliver
Instructor: Morgan Tennis
This popular program includes five lessons, lift
tickets and transportation. After five sessions,
students may continue to ski every Sunday until
the season is over. A safety proficiency test is
required and ski tags marked accordingly so
students can ski only slopes for which they
are rated. We recommend and encourage the
use of ski helmets. Parents must complete the
Boston Mills/Brandywine online registration,
further information will be provided at the
Mandatory Skier’s Meeting, which will be
posted on the HCER website, announced on
PA announcements and via posters throughout
the school. Should you have other specific
questions, please contact HCER, prior to the
meeting. Parents are encouraged to attend.
Kids will learn basic tennis skills, techniques,
and rules while developing their hand-eye
coordination through fun-filled games and
activities. They may bring a racquet or use one
provided by the instructor. Please wear athletic
shoes to class
(Grades K-5)
Come learn how to In-Line skate at the Chagrin
Valley Roller Rink. This fun filled time will
focus on the basic skills you need to continue to
develop your abilities. The lessons will include
five lesson sessions with the sixth session
focused on fun time skating and an opportunity
for the students to show the families what they
have learned.
Fee: $56 (Includes skate rental)
6 Weeks
Session 1:
#500
Session 2:
#501
Wednesdays
4:30 - 5:15 p.m.
9/23 – 10/28
11/4 – 12/16
(No class 11/25)
Should schools cancel the day of the lesson, the
lesson will be canceled and you will receive a
voucher to make up for that lesson during one
of the Saturday afternoon group lessons.
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
7151 S. Main Street.
Chagrin Falls
440-247-4224
(Grades 4 & 5)
(Grades K-5)
Min. 6/Max. 12
Fee: $74
Add $25 if registration is after 11/6. Skiers have
choice of ski or snowboard
5 Weeks
Grades K-2: Session 1:
#505
Session 2:
#506
Max. 80
Evamere Multi-Purpose Room, Entrance A
1/10 – 2/7
4:00 - 8:30 p.m.
#502
Pkg A
$250 with Rentals
#503
Pkg B
$200 without Rentals
#504
Pkg C
$150 Transportation/
Passholder package
(must take lessons as part of the group)
Bus leaves from East Woods
5 Weeks
Grades 3-5: Session 1:
#507
Session 2:
#508
Holiday Valley
This trip is designed for skiers in grades 6-12, families and
adults. Trips depart at 6:00 am from the HHS canopy and
return at 8:30 pm.
This trip is designed for skiers in grades
6-12, families and adults. Trips depart at
6:00 am from the HHS canopy and return
at 8:00 pm.
President’s Day: Trip date February 15
Before 1/23
#509 Lift Ticket Only $97
#510 Lift Ticket and Rentals
$130
Helmet Fee $10
After 1/23
Lift Ticket Only $107
Lift Ticket and Rentals
$140
Helmet Fee $10
Last day for a refund is February 2nd and there is a $15
refund processing fee
9/16 – 10/28
(No class 9/23 & 9/30)
11/4 – 12/16
(No class 11/11 & 11/25)
4:10 - 5:10 p.m.
Mondays
10/5 – 11/2
11/9 – 12/14
(No class 11/30)
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
McDowell Multi-purpose Room
Holimont Family Friendly Ski Day!
Helmets are REQUIRED for all those using the Terrain Park
and there is an additional rental fee of $10 per helmet.
Helmets are Highly Encouraged for all slopes.
Wednesdays
This trip is a cooperative effort among
surrounding communities. Join family and
friends for this trip to Holiday Valley in New
York and enjoy the slopes this winter. The cost of the trip includes transportation
aboard a charter bus. Food cost is on your own. The bus ride is approximately 3
hours one way..
Martin Luther King Day Day: Trip date January 18
Before 1/8
#512 Lift Ticket Only *junior
$80
#513 Lift ticket & ski rental adult
$131
#514 Lift ticket & ski rental *junior
$101
#515 Lift Ticket & snowboard rental adult
$123
#516 Lift Ticket & snowboard rental *junior
$105
Helmet Fee $9
After 1/8
$104
$90
$131
$111
$133
$115
$9
Last day for a refund is January 8 and there is a $15 processing fee
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HCER
Youth Sports
Pee-Wee Flag Football
Pony Flag Football
After School Flag Football
Instructor: Jump Start Sports
Children in grades K-1 have a blast learning
the basics of football and playing fun games!
In this league format, players will be assigned
to teams and will play a season of games. All
participants will receive an NFL replica jersey
and medal.
Children in grades 2-3 have a blast learning
the basics of football and playing fun games!
In this league format, players will be assigned
to teams and will play a season of games.
Program directors from Jump Start Sports will
run the instructions and supervise the games.
All participants will receive an NFL replica
jersey and medal.
Children in grades K-5 have a blast learning the
basics of football and playing fun games! All
participants will receive an NFL replica jersey
and medal. Program Directors from Jump Start
Sports will run the program and direct the
instruction.
Min. 10/ Max. 80
6 Weeks
Thursdays
#520 9/10 – 10/22
(No class 10/15)
After School to 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Fields
(Grades K-1 League)
(Grades 2-3 League)
Min. 10/ Max. 80
Fee: $95 (Includes NFL Replica Jersey)
6 Weeks
#517
Thursdays
9/10 – 10/15
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Fee: $95 (Includes NFL Replica Jersey) 6 Weeks
#519
East Woods Fields
Thursdays
9/10 – 10/15
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
(Grades K-5)
Min. 10/ Max. 80
Fee: $95 (Includes NFL Replica Jersey)
East Woods Fields
Rookie League Baseball
Minor League Baseball
(Ages 5-6)
(Ages 7-9 Introductory Kid Pitch)
A fun introduction to coach pitch baseball for
5 and 6 year old boys and girls. Players will
receive instruction in all basics of the sport,
and will apply what they have learned in fun
games. The games will be non-competitive
and no score will be kept, but hits and outs
will be recorded as they are in older coach
pitch programs. Players who are not able to hit
a pitched ball will be able to use a tee while
learning.
*Please note: The After School Flag
Football program is an instructional and
recreational play format. The Pee-Wee
League and Pony League programs are
structured as a more formal league with
instruction and game play.
Min. 10/ Max. 96
The concentration of this program will be
recreational game play with instruction
implemented within the context of the game.
Players will learn the fundamentals of pitching
as well as all other aspects of the game. Games
will be played in a combination of coach pitch
and kid pitch format. We will still focus on fun
and learning, but we will keep score of the
games. An inning consists of three outs or five
runs (whichever comes first). All players will
receive a team shirt and a MLB hat.
Fee: $85 (Includes a MLB hat and team shirt)
Min. 10/ Max. 96
5 Weeks
Fee: $85 (Includes a MLB hat and team shirt)
Saturdays
#518
9/12 – 10/10
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
OR
12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Oak Grove Park
All teams receive a schedule of games that
include both time periods.
5 Weeks
Saturdays
#521
9/12 – 10/10
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
OR
1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Oak Grove Park – Back Fields
All teams receive a schedule of games that
include both time periods.
After School Floor Hockey
(Grades K-5)
Join your friends and classmates in some good old floor hockey fun! Players will learn puck
handling, shooting, positioning and defending and will apply what they’ve learned in fun, lowkey games under adult supervision. Safe floor hockey equipment will be provided. Program
Directors from Jump Start Sports will run the program and direct the instructions
Min. 10/Max. 40
Fee: $80
6 Weeks
#522
Mondays
11/2 – 12/7
East Woods Gym
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Youth Sports
After School Sports
After School Soccer
Cheerleading
Join your friends and classmates and kill the
winter blues with some good old-fashioned
fun! We’ll play a variety of sports and games
each week including basketball, floor hockey,
flag football, “tennis baseball”, soccer, and
traditional “camp” games such as “Pac Man”,
“Calling All Cars”, “Army, Navy, Marines”,
Capture the Flag, Dodge Ball, Kickball, and
British Bulldog. Supervision, instruction, and all
equipment will be provided.
Children in grades K-5 have a blast learning
the basics of soccer and playing fun, low
competition games under adult supervision. All
players will receive a Jump Start Sports t-shirt.
Program Directors from Jump Start Sports will
run the program and direct the instruction.
Children in grades K-5 have a blast and get
good exercise while they learn a variety of
cheers, jumps, kicks and movements. We’ll also
play some fun and active cheerleading games!
Program Directors from Jump Start Sports will
run the program and direct the instruction.
Max. 80
Min. 10/Max. 40
(Grade K-5)
Min. 10/Max. 40
Fee: $55
4 Weeks
#523
Tuesdays
11/3 – 11/24
(Grades K-5)
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
#524
(Grades K-5)
Fee: $80
Mondays
9/14 – 10/19
East Woods Fields
6 Weeks
Mondays
#525
11/2 – 12/7
East Woods Commons
East Woods Gym
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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HCER
Youth Sports
Kiwanis Basketball 2015-2016 Season
Celebrating the 36th Season!
Registration for the Kiwanis Basketball Season begins Wednesday September 16th online or in person.
Boys/Girls Grades 1-2
Travel Team Boys 3-6
Evaluation Day: Saturday 10/24
Grade 1: 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Grade 2: 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Evaluations:
Time
Parents are to stay during the evaluation. Parents will have a
parent meeting during the evaluations.
League play 10/31 – 1/30/16
Fee: $79, $70 each additional child in Grade 1/2, after 10/2
$95 each player.
7:00-8:00 p.m.
7:00-8:00 p.m.
8:00-9:15 p.m.
8:00-9:15 p.m.
GradeLocation
3
4
5
6
HMS – Gym
HMS – Gym
HMS – Gym
HMS – Gym
Date
10/13 & 10/15
10/13 & 10/15
10/13 & 10/15
10/13 & 10/15
Travel Team Girls
Location: Ellsworth
Evaluations:
Boys Grades 3-8
Time
Location
Date
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
East Woods Gym
11/2
Evaluations:
Time
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. GradeLocation
3/4 HHS Aux. Gym
5/6 HHS Aux. Gym 7/8
HMS Main Gym
Date
10/21
10/21
11/7
League Play, including tournament 11/7 – 2/6/16
Fee: Grades 3-6 $99, $90 for each additional child in Grade
3-6, after 10/2, $115 for each player. (Discount available in
person only)
7-8, after 10/31, $115 for each player. (Discount available in
person only)
Girls travel evaluations will be 11/2 at East Woods Gym. There
is an additional fee with all travel teams, payable to Kiwanis.
Questions regarding Girls Travel, please contact Greg Sanders,
216-778-5004 or email at [email protected].
You must attend both of the evaluations for travel leagues if
you want to participate. There is an additional fee with all
travel teams, payable to Kiwanis. Questions regarding Boys
Travel, please contact Brian McDonald, 419-565-7787 or email
at [email protected].
You must be registered for Kiwanis Basketball through HCER
to attend Travel evaluations.
Girls Grades 3-6
Coordinator: Greg Sanders
Evaluations:
Time
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
GradeLocation
3-6 East Woods Gym The Kiwanis night for the Girls Varsity Basketball Team is:
Hudson vs. North Royalton, December 5, 2015
Date
11/2
League play for Grades 3-6, 11/7 – 2/6/16
The Kiwanis night for the Boys Varsity Basketball Team
is: Hudson vs. Cuyahoga Falls, January 29, 2015
3-6, after 10/2, $115 for each player.
•Player Information will be available online at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer beginning Monday,
October 5th.
•All Players are expected to carry their playing shoes and change into them once they enter the
school or gym. They are not to wear them while traveling outside.
• It is recommended that all players wear a mouth guard during practice and play
•Due to scheduling conflicts, players in the Kiwanis program are not to compete in other outside
leagues.
• All dates and times are subject to change based on unforeseen circumstances. Always confirm times
and locations via www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer and www.quickscores.com/hcer.
**THERE IS A $35 PROCESSING FEE FOR DROPPING OUT AFTER EVALUATIONS (REC AND TRAVEL)**
Want to coach or
volunteer your time
for our basketball
programs?
Please contact
[email protected] and
leave your contact
information.
*all times, dates, locations and information are subject to change do to unforeseen circumstances, always check
with the HCER office at 330-653-1210 or www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer for up to date information.
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Youth Sports
Horseback Riding
(Grades 2 and above)
NEW!
Foil Fencing for All
Girls on the Run
(8 Years Old and Above)
Instructor: Hudson Equestrian Center
Instructor: Tom Nagy, On Target Fencing
Working under supervision, students will
establish a foundation of safety habits and
knowledge for future riding enjoyment. They
should become active, learning riders who will
be capable of riding independently on the flat,
over small fences and in the open; horsemen
who are familiar with the basics of nutrition
and daily care of horse and equipment;
therefore,
development
responsibility,
sportsmanship, moral judgment, leadership
and self confidence. Equestrian hunt caps
are required. Some helmets available. Riding
boots with heel required. Rain or shine. Fees
are non-refundable, non-transferable. There
is no credit allowed for change of dates or
absences.
This program introduces new students to
fundamentals of modern foil fencing. This
includes stretching, footwork, lunging, attack,
parry-riposte, strategy, tactics, technique,
and bouting. Fencing improves hand-eye
coordination, agility, dexterity, strength and
stamina. Fencing helps develop social skills,
manners, and self-esteem.
Min. 4/Max. 6
Fee: $140
4 Weeks
#532
Wednesdays
9/16 – 10/7
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Hudson Equestrian Center, 2242 Ravenna
Street
Max. 20
Fee: $85
6 Weeks Mondays
Session 1: 9/14 – 10/19
#526
Beginning 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
#527
Intermediate 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Session 2: 10/26 – 11/30
#528 Beginning
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
#529Intermediate
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
10 Weeks
USA EQUESTRIAN FEDERATIONS SHOWS
Fall Lessons Start August 16
2242 Ravenna St., Hudson / Lee Cosma • 330.807.1829
Visit us today at www.hudsonequestriancenter.com
or at www.facebook.com/bochumfarm
Mondays/Wednesdays
9/9 - 11/18
(No class 11/11)
4:00 - 5:15 p.m.
McDowell Multi-purpose Room
OPHA LOCAL HORSE SHOWS
Photo courtesy of Richard George
A 10 week (twice per week) program:
•Discover the benefit of routine physical
exercise and healthy habits
• Experience positive peer support
• Learn to stand up for oneself and others
•Improve body image and strengthen
sense of identity
•Prepare to participate in a 5k run/walk
event
• 10 week session
Fee: $ As stated on GOTR website
LESSONS ✴ SHOWING ✴ TRAINING
Home of Hudson Interscholastic
Equestrian Teams ~
Regional & National Champions
Instructor: Certified Coaches by GOTR
The Fall Season begins on September 9th
Max. 15 girls, as set by GOTR.
East Woods Commons
Hudson
Equestrian
Center,
Inc.
/ Bochum Farm
Sponsored by: Hudson PTA, HCSD and
HCER
Registrations begins August 20th at 9:00am
on their site www.gotrgreatersummit.org.
Participation is limited to 15 girls in grades
3-5. Registration will be open for a week
and participants will be chosen by a lottery
system. All registrations are on-line at
GOTR. For more information call 234-2060RUN (0786) (Do not register with HCER).
We will be happy to answer any questions
you have as we have partnered with GOTR
and PTA to promote a happy and healthy
program for young ladies. You are to
register with GOTR not HCER. You will be
required to register with HCER/HCSD, at
your first meeting with GOTR.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES ✴ CAMP ✴ SCOUTS
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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HCER
Youth Sports
Advanced Youth Wrestling
Novice Youth Wrestling
Basketball Development
Instructor: Team Kratos Coaching Staff
Instructor: Team Kratos Coaching Staff
Instructor: Aimee Kremser
The hallmark program of Team Kratos, geared
for athletes in grades K-6th, This program
includes advanced technique instruction, high
intensity drilling and preparation for higher
levels of competition. The Advanced program
participants will compete in eight varsity dual
matches within the Ohio Youth Wrestling
League, several dual match tournaments
and the Ohio Grade School State Wrestling
Championships. Program participants practice
3 weeknights
This program is designed for entry level, first
year wrestlers who are interested in building
a basic understanding of wrestling skills and
techniques. Participants in this program will
have an opportunity to compete in local area
weekend matches and novice tournaments
against wrestlers of similar ability. Program
participants practice 3 weeknights
Help your player get off to the right start
with the fundamentals. Aimee has a passion
for basketball and teaching players how to
develop the correct skill set from the beginning.
This is a great class to get ready for the Kiwanis
Basketball season or just have some fun.
(Grades K-6)
Min. 5/Max. 30
Fee: $195 (Includes shirts, shorts & gear)
Mondays/Wednesdays/
Thursdays
#530 11/2 – 3/17/16
(No class 11/5, 11/11, 11/12,
11/25, 11/26 - Winter Break
1/18/16)
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
(Grades K-6)
Max. 60
Fee: $169 (Includes shirts, shorts & gear)
Mondays/Wednesdays/
Thursdays
#531
11/2 – 2/4/16
(No class 11/5, 11/11, 11/12,
11/25, 11/26 - Winter Break
1/18/16)
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
(Grades K-4)
Min 6/Max 15
Fee: $48 for each session, please wear athletic
attire to class!
6 weeks
Wednesdays
Session 1:
9/16 to 10/21
Grade 2 - Boys
#532
3:50 -4:50pm
Grade K-1 – Boys & Girls
#533
5:00 – 6:00pm
Ellsworth Hill Gym
Ent D (near playground)
Hudson High School Multipurpose Room
Project Support –
High School
Students –
Friends for Life!
Session 2:
10/28 – 12/16
(No class 11/11 & 11/25)
Grade 2 - Boys
#534
3:50 -4:50pm
Grade K-1 – Boys & Girls
#535
5:00 – 6:00pm
Location – East Woods – Main Gym
6 weeks
Saturdays
9/12 – 10/17
Grade 3-4 – Boys
#536
8:30 – 9:30am
Grade 2-3 – Boys & Girls
#537
9:30 – 10:30am
East Woods Main Gym
Fun! Excitement! Activities!
Enrichment! Engaging!
Sign up for Project Support and support each
other! This wonderful school year program
joins students with special needs and typical
students. There is no cost to join, however there may be a cost for some of
the activities, depending on the event, just sign up and be part of the fun and
enjoyment. Some of the activities you may participate in include, bowling,
movies, pizza parties, sporting activities, games and so much more! Come and
join the gang for some or all of the events and make friends for life! These are
group outings and all students work together; this is not a one on one program.
For more information contact: Rebecca Hutchinson at the High School or visit
our website www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. the link located on the left side of
the screen.
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Teens
Middle School Chess Club
Driver’s Education
Instructor: Progress with Chess
This is the driver education course required by
the State of Ohio for teens under the age of 18.
Training is conducted by the National Driver’s
Training School. This course includes 24 hours
of classroom training and 8 hours of training
behind the wheel. Students do not need a
temporary permit and must be at least 15 years
and 5 months old to begin classroom training.
You must register with HCER. For more
information or questions about the course,
contact National Driver’s Training School: 440248-7319 or 440-248-8552. Bring a pen and
notebook to class.
NOTE: Student must complete driving course
within six months of start date per State of
Ohio.
Max. 25
(Grades 6-8)
Middle School Chess Club is perfect for students
of all levels who want to explore the game of
chess in a relaxed environment. Sessions will
include interactive lessons and ample time for
supervised open play. Chess offers participants
a lifetime of social opportunities with people
of diverse backgrounds and helps to develop
higher level thinking skills and problem solving
ability. Min. 6
Fee: $80
6 Weeks
Session 1:
#600
Session 2:
#601
Thursdays
9/10 – 10/22
(No class 10/15)
10/29 – 12/17
(No class 11/12 & 11/26)
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Hudson Middle School Media Center
(High School)
Fee: $355
September Session: #602
9/9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28
October Session: #603
10/5, 7, 12, 19, 21, 26
November Session: #604
11/2, 4, 9, 16, 18, 23
December Session: #605
11/30, 12/2, 7, 9, 14, 16
3:15 - 7:30 p.m.
Doorway to College ACT
Test Prep 5 Hour Course
(HHS Students)
Instructor: Doorway to College
ZAPS Learning Company has long been
recognized as a leader in test-preparation for
the ACT. We offer outstanding test-preparation
seminars and products designed to make
college more accessible through higher test
scores.
In the five-hour ZAPS seminar, students will –
• Learn strategies for using partial knowledge
to eliminate wrong choices
• Gain tips for improving in all subtests
• Understand the most strategic ways to use
limited testing time
• Take shortened practice tests that mirror the
actual testing experience.
• Reduce test anxiety and gain confidence
• Get suggestions for individualized study in
the days leading up to the test
Min. 20/Max. 50
Fee: $89
Wednesday/Thursday
#607
9/30 & 10/1
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School Room A105
Hudson High School-Room A100
HHS Saturday Hoops
(High School)
Coordinators: Jeff Brink and Jim Heid
Come join your friends in this weekly basketball
tradition. Play on the weekend against your
classmates. Everyone plays in the league! There
is a limit of 64 players per division (8 teams
with 8 players max per team). Championship
game at the end for the season. Look for
signs starting on Wednesday October 28 in the
HHS commons during all lunch periods. See
Coach Brink for any questions. Play begins in
December and continues through January.
Registration begins in person
and online 10/29.
Fee: $99 (Includes team t-shirt)
#618
Photography for Middle
School
(Grades 6-8)
Instructor: Mike Burchard
A picture is worth a thousand words. With
proper technique and good composition, a
well-made photo can tell an entire story. Learn
to get the most out of your digital camera and
realize your photographic vision. Emphasis will
be on getting it right in-camera, not Photoshop.
You’ll need to bring your own digital camera,
preferably a DSLR or Interchangeable-Lens
Compact.
Min 8/Max 20
Fee: $37
6 Weeks
#608
Tuesdays
9/15 – 10/20
3:05 - 4:15 p.m.
Hudson Middle School Room A129
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HCER
Teens
Baby Sitter Course
Archery-Beginner
Instructor: Red Cross Certified Instructor
Coach: Dan DeVoe
The purpose is to provide youth who are
planning to babysit with the knowledge &
skills necessary to safely & responsibly care
for children & infants. This training will help
participants to develop leadership skills; learn
how to develop a babysitting business, keep
themselves and others safe, and help children
behave; and learn about child care & basic first
aid. This training is designed for youths ages
11-15. Min 6/Max 12 participants.
This class is for the beginner archer who wants
to enjoy a new and different activity. This class
is for the archer who just wants to participate
in archery at a non-competitive level. Students
will not attend planned competitions. Program
follows the National Archery in the school
guidelines.
(Ages 11-15)(Middle School)
Fee: $89
Session 1: Friday
#60911/13
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
East Wood School, Media Center
Bring Baby Doll & Sack Lunch
Middle School Ski Club
(Grades 6-8)
Ski Coordinator: Shaun Gaskin
Come join this Hot Winter program! Early sign
up is encouraged as this program is extremely
popular and normally hits the max number of
participants. The program includes lift tickets
and transportation. After five ski sessions,
students may ski every Thursday until the
season is over.
A safety proficiency test is required and ski tags
are marked accordingly as students can ski only
slopes for which they are rated. Ski helmets
are recommended to wear and students will
be given information as to where to obtain
helmets, some at a discounted price.
There will be a mandatory student ski meeting
in Early November at the HMS media center,
date and time to be announced. Should any
dates or changes occur, these will be announced
on the morning PA announcements, the HCER
website and posting throughout the MS. For
other specifics, please speak with Mr. Gaskin.
Parents are welcome to attend the meeting.
(Grades 6-12)
Max. 20
Fee: $85
8 Weeks
#613
Tuesdays
9/22 – 11/10
7:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Holimont Family Friendly
Ski Day!
This trip is designed for skiers in grades
6-12, families and adults. Trips depart at
6:00 am from the HHS canopy and return
at 8:30 pm.
Helmets are REQUIRED for all those using
the Terrain Park and there is an additional
rental fee of $10 per helmet. Helmets are
Highly Encouraged for all slopes.
President’s Day: Trip date February 15
Before 1/23
#510 Lift Ticket and Rentals $130
Helmet Fee $10
After 1/23
Lift Ticket Only $107
Lift Ticket and Rentals
$140
Helmet Fee $10
Last day for a refund is February 2nd and
there is a $15 refund processing fee
Archery-Intermediate/
Advanced
(Grades 6-12)
Coach: Dan DeVoe
This class is for the intermediate to advance
archer who is interested in scoring and shooting
in Archery Competitions. The program follows
the National Archery in the school guidelines.
Students will host a tournament and attend
two others. Come continue your skills and
maximize your potential.
Max. 25
Fee: $140
19 Weeks
#614
Tuesdays
9/22 – 2/23/16
(No class 11/24 & 1/5/16)
7:35 - 8:05 p.m.
High School Ski Club
(Grades 9-12)
Ski Coordinator: Ellie Seuss
Come join this Hot Winter program! Early
sign up is encouraged as this program is
extremely popular and includes lift tickets and
transportation. After five ski sessions, students
may ski every Thursday until the season is over.
A safety proficiency test is required and ski tags
are marked accordingly as students can ski only
slopes for which they are rated. Ski helmets are
recommend to wear and students will be given
information as to where to obtain helmets,
some at a discounted price.
There will be a mandatory student ski
meeting in Early November. Date and time
to be announced, please listen to the PA
announcements, the HCER website and
postings in the HS for more information. For
specifics, please speak with Mrs. Seuss. Parents
are welcome to attend the meeting.
Add $25 if registration after 11/6. Skiers have
choice of ski or snowboard.
Add $25 if registration after 11/6. Skiers have
choice of ski or snowboard.
Max. 80
Max. 80
#610
#611
#612
1/7 – 2/4
3:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Pkg A
Pkg B
Pkg C
1/7 – 2/4
3:00 - 8:00 p.m.
$250 with Rentals
#615
Pkg A
$250 with Rentals
#616
Pkg B
#617
Pkg C
Passholder package
Bus leaves from the Middle School
Holiday Valley Ski Trip
SEE PAGE 12
Passholder package
Bus leaves from the High School
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Adults of All Ages
Introduction to Bee
Keeping
Introduction to Soap Making
Instructor: Tom Laskowski, Midwest Native
Skills Institute
Learn the “old-fashioned” process to make soap…the good soap. The way soap use to be made.
In this basic class you will learn how and why soap is made the way it is and even take home a few
samples. This class is to whet your appetite for good old days when the basics were made at home
and you knew what was in your products. Come learn and enjoy!
Come learn about our friends the bees! They
give us honey, pollenate our flowers and help
make our world a better place to live. This
introductory program will provide the basics of
bee keeping and how bees are a help to our
world. We will discuss the benefits of honey,
why we need more bees, and how we can
help bee colonies. We will begin to explore
the benefits of hosting your own colonies and
harvesting the honey. This course will lead into
the full course of Learning to BeeCome a Bee
Keeper.
Instructor: Tom Laskowski, Midwest Native Skills Institute
Min. 6/Max. 15
Fee: $30
Tuesday
#7019/29
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Hudson High School Commons
Min. 6/Max. 15
Fee: $35
Tuesday
#7009/22
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Introduction to Cheese Making
Mozzarella Cheese at home!
In this class you will begin with whole milk that you can buy at any grocery store and go through the
process to make, Mozzarella Cheese. All of the equipment will be supplied so that each will have
a thorough “hand-on” experience in the cheese making process. Learn about the different cheese
cultures, the adding of renet, how to separate the “curds” from the “whey” and why “cheese cloth
originally got its name.
Min. 6/Max. 15
Fee: $30
Tuesday
#70210/6
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Introduction to Candle Making
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Beginners welcome-no experience needed-we teach you! Learn the art and science of making your
own candles while having fun, meeting new people and letting your creativity shine. Our goal is
to get you off to a great start making your own products for fun. We encourage you to ask lots
of questions and participate in class discussions too. The class teaches you hands on while you
make your own hand-dipped tapper beeswax candles, molded candles, and even “fancy” whipped
wax creations. We’ll even be sharing the little tips of the trade that will allow you to make your
hand-dripped candles “drip-less”, how to determine correct wick size, how to make glass container
candles, and how to get around melting pounds of wax if your just making a few candles as gifts.
All supplies and instructions are included and you will be able to take home your finished creations.
Min. 6/Max. 15
Fee: $35
Tuesday
#70310/13
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School Faculty Dining Room
HCER
Adults of All Ages
Intro to Digital
Photography
Intro to Image Editing
Instructor: Gary Newyear
In this class, we’ll cover the basics of the
PhotoShop program and jump into cloning,
compositing, “portrait” retouching and much
more. Learn about layers, paths, and levels.
This class will “expose” you to the magic in
PhotoShop. Be sure to bring your favorite
photographs on a flashdrive. Please contact
Gary Newyear (440) 247-4647 if you have any
question
One of the great things about digital
photography is that we don’t have to pay
for film. This allows us to shoot many more
photos. Learn how to organize your photos
using Adobe Photoshop Elements. Elements
will permit us to easily find any photograph
out of a collection of thousands. Please contact
Gary Newyear (440-247-4647) if you have any
questions
Min. 4/Max. 10
Min. 4/Max. 10
The future of photography is here and you will
love it! If you are thinking about switching to
a digital camera, this is the class for you! This
class will cover areas of a digital camera you’ll
want to have before purchasing. For those of
you who have already jumped in with both
feet, you will learn how to use your new digital
camera. We will discuss, download, memory
cards, menus, and more!
Fee: $47
Min. 4/Max. 10
3 Weeks #707
Fee: $47
3 Weeks #704
Thursdays
10/8 – 10/22
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Organizing Your Photos
Fee: $37
Thursdays
10/29 – 11/19
(No class 11/12)
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
2 Weeks #709
Thursdays
12/3 – 12/10
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School Room B104
Social Security Education
Getting Started With
Medicare
Western Reserve
Community Band
Instructor: Laura Mutsko
Conductor: Ralph Meyer
If you are approaching age 65, or going
on Medicare for the first time, this is your
opportunity to gain a basic understanding of
how Medicare works and how it affects you.
You will learn what Parts A,B,C and D cover
and what is not covered. You will learn the
difference between a Medicare Supplement
and a Medicare Advantage Plan. This class is
designed to make Medicare easy to understand
and to get all of your questions answered
before you need to register for Medicare.
The Western Reserve Community Band is
open to all adult musicians in Hudson and
the surrounding communities. If you want to
participate and don’t have an instrument, we
will help you find one to rent or purchase.
Advisor: James C. Sexton, III, CFP, CFS
& Alan Shall, CPA, CFP, CFA of Western
Reserve Capital Management
Education is the key to understanding your
social security. It can be very complex and
challenging. This workshop is geared towards
educating you on some strategies for better
engagement for your use and gains of social
security. This is not a marketing class, nor a
sales presentation. This program is focused
on how social security works and how you can
become better educated about social security.
Fee: $20 individual/$30 per couple
Thursdays
Session 1
#70510/8
Session 2
#70611/19
Min. 5/ Max. 100
Fee: $15 per person/ $25 per couple
Fee: $35 (per person)
Weekly Rehearsals:
Thursdays
#710
9/3 – 12/17
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Sectionals
8:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Hudson Middle School Band Room
Monday
#7089/28
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Hudson High School Room A111, Entrance D
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Adults of All Ages
Bocce Ball Tournament
League
Beginner Bridge
Lessons
Coordinator: HCER Staff
Instructor: Cathy Taylor
Instructor: Cathy Taylor
Have you ever played Bocce before? This
is a league for active players. You will play
on weekends and scheduled times for
competition. This league is for all returning
participants and new participants. Sign up your
team of two and compete against your friends
and family. We will keep score and record it on
our website. On the first day of competition,
we will establish rules for play.
Bridge has been played in some for for
hundreds of years. It is by far the greatest
game of all, improving your memory and
concentration,
and
providing
immense
challenge and enjoyment for the rest of your
life. This lesson is intended for the complete
beginner, one who knows nothing, or almost
nothing, about Bridge or has not played for
years. This class will cover the fundamentals of
Contract Bridge including vocabulary, bidding,
responding, doubling, scoring and basic play of
the hand. Min. 4/Max. 16
For those who have completed Beginner Bridge
or for those who need a refresher course. Bridge
will cover forcing and non-forcing raises, jump
shifts, preemtive bidding, Stayman, overcalls,
take-out doubles, Blackwood, strong opening
bids, attitude signals, balancing, review of notrump bidding and basic play of the hand. Min.
4, max 16
Fee: $20 per person for entire year Fall
through Summer
6 Weeks
#713
Sundays
9/13 – 10/18
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Hudson Springs Park
NEW!
Fee: $150 plus $5 book fee payable to
instructor
6 Lessons
#714
Tuesdays & Thursdays
9/22, 24, 29, 10/1, 6, 8
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Intermediate
Bridge Lessons
NEW!
Fee: $150 plus $5 book fee payable to
instructor
6 Lessons
#715
Tuesdays & Thursdays
10/20, 22, 27, 29, 11/3, 5
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Hudson High School Teacher’s Lounge
Hudson High School Teacher’s Lounge
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HCER
Adults of All Ages
Fly Fishing-Beginner
Instructor: Tim Killeen, Fly Fishing Instructor
and Author of the Executives guide to Fly
Fishing
A newly revised and updated format will
provide a clear and concise approach to the
fine art of fly fishing. The two hour classroom
session will give each beginning student the
know-how necessary to fly fish on their own,
decide what fly to use, tie the correct knot and
determine what places most likely hold a fish.
The two hour casting lesson at Hudson Springs
Park will teach the only two casts needed to fish
virtually anywhere. Internationally renowned
casting champion Tim Byrne will be on hand
to teach his easy to learn “plate” technique.
Equipment provided or bring your own. Fly
Fishing can be great fun and this is the way to
get started. No experience a plus.
Min. 4/Max. 12
Fee: $38 individual/$55 parent child (child
must be over 12)
Thursday
#7169/10
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
(classroom instruction)
Retirement Cautions and
Concerns
Pharmacy Technician Class
Instructors: James C. Sexton III, CFP®, CFS
& Alan Shall, CPA, CFP®, CFA of Western
Reserve Capital Management
The United States Department of Labor has
listed the occupation of pharmacy technicians
as one of the nation’s most rapidly growing
professions. The pharmacy technician program
being offered thoroughly prepares students
to take the PTCB, the national certification
exam. Our student graduates have maintained
one of the highest first-try pass rates on the
certification examination. Because of the
success of this program and the limited class size
you will want to register as early as possible.
The course consists of twelve three hour
sessions meeting once per week beginning on
Wednesday, September 3rd and concluding
on Wednesday, December 3rd. The classes are
held from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Hudson
High School. Registration is easy at HCER and
there are several options to register. (1) Online
at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer (2) In person or
mail to 2440 Hudson-Aurora Rd. Hudson, Ohio
44236 or (3) Fax to 330-653-1366
This class will focus on critical retirement issues
in detail, and is designed for those preparing
to retire or currently in retirement. It is divided
into three classes.
Class #1 Retirement Income Planning
Class #2 IRA Strategies
Class #3 Sound Investing for Retirees
Presented by Jim Sexton & Alan Shall of Western
Reserve Capital Management. Materials will
be provided to each participant
Min. 4/Max. 30
Fee: $35 per person/$40 per couple
3 Weeks #717
Thursdays
9/17, 24 & 10/1
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Hudson High School, Room A111, Entrance D
Saturday
9/12
9:00 -11:00 a.m. (casting)
Instructor: Mike Michelsen
Min. 4/Max. 12
Fee: $999 - Includes all materials
Wednesdays
#719
9/16 – 12/16
(No class 10/14 & 11/11)
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson Springs Park Warner Pavilion
7095 Stow Road
Introduction to Fly Fishing for Women
Instructor: Jim Sexton, Western Reserve Fly Fishing Club
Come learn about basic fly fishing and enjoy the camaraderie of other women as you all learn this
wonderful activity. In this course you will learn the basic casting skills needed to begin to fly fish
on your own.
This women only program allows for a relaxing, educational and fun atmosphere. The class will
enable you to master equipment and techniques that are useful for all species of fish, no matter
where you wet a line. A brief classroom session focuses on fly fishing gear and the physics of the
cast; the remainder of the class will be outside instruction where each student will learn at their
own pace. You will quickly gain the confidence needed to excel in this great outdoor activity. No
equipment needed.
Max. 4
Fee: $25
Saturday
#7189/19
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Hudson Springs Park
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conditions closings, etc. @hcer2440
Western Reserve
Fly Fishing Club
Meeting the third Wednesday
of each month.
Topics include, fly tying, trips,
fishing stories and much more.
For more information
contact Jim Sexton
[email protected].
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Adults of All Ages
Watercolor Painting
Instructor: Gretchen Bierbaum
Have you always wanted to try painting?
You will learn the wide range of techniques
by completing a different painting subject
in each class. The instructor’s step-by-step
demonstrations allow you to learn without
taking notes and no homework required!
Watercolor is one of the most efficient visual
arts media to use for exploration as well as fast,
clean and relatively inexpensive!
Fee: $91 plus $2 per class to use the
instructor’s supplies (or bring your own and
only pay the fee)
6 Weeks #720
Mondays
8/31 – 10/12
(No class 9/7)
10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Barlow Community Center, Memorial Room
Getting Paid to Talk –
Making Money with Your
Voice
Instructor: Voice Coaches
This exciting class will explore numerous
aspects of voice acting work for TV, film, radio
books on CD, documentaries, and the internet
in your area. We will cover all the basics,
including how to prepare the all important
demo and how to be successful and earn great
income in this exciting field. Students will have
the opportunity to ask questions and to hear
examples of demos recorded by professional
voice actors. Class participants will even have
a chance to record a commercial script under
the direction of our voice coaches. This class
is informative, lots of fun and a great first
step for anyone interested in voice acting
professionally.
Fee: $39
Thursday
Session 1:
#72211/19
6:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School, Room A 108, Entrance
A&C
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Horseback Riding
(Adults)
NEW!
Instructor: Hudson Equestrian Center
Working under supervision, students will
establish a foundation of safety habits and
knowledge for future riding enjoyment. They
should become active, learning riders who will
be capable of riding independently on the flat,
over small fences and in the open; horsemen
who are familiar with the basics of nutrition
and daily care of horse and equipment;
therefore,
development
responsibility,
sportsmanship, moral judgment, leadership
and self confidence. Equestrian hunt caps
are required. Some helmets available. Riding
boots with heel required. Rain or shine. Fees
are non-refundable, non-transferable. There
is no credit allowed for change of dates or
absences.
Min. 4/Max. 6
Fee: $140
4 Weeks
#723
Wednesdays
9/16 – 10/7
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Hudson Equestrian Center, 2242 Ravenna
Street
HCER
Wellness
Body Sculpting by Exterior
Phenomenal Abdominals®
Designs, Inc.®
Strengthen and firm your core, flatten your
belly, and define your midsection in this
30-minute class with new exercises devoted
to working on the upper, lower and side
abdominal muscles. Can be taken alone or with
another exercise class. Suitable for all fitness
levels. Only equipment needed is an exercise
mat and stretch band. Eight 30-minute classes
per term. To register, visit flexcity.com or call
440-729-3463. Visa and MasterCard accepted.
Get fit with this results-oriented cardiovascular
strength-training class designed to tone and
sculpt muscles, strengthen your core, improve
your overall strength and flexibility while
burning fat and calories by using one set of 5
lb dumbbells and a stretch band. Prevent the
development of osteoporosis while firing up
your metabolism, helping you to lose weight
and inches.
Bring a set of 5 lb dumbbells, exercise mat and
stretch band to class (available on website)
Accommodates all fitness levels To register,
visit flexcity.com or call 440-729-3463. Visa and
MasterCard accepted. Do not register through
HCER. Fee: $55 per 8-class term, $130 any 3 terms
Mondays / Wednesdays
8/24 – 9/23
(No class 9/7 & 9/9)
9/28 – 10/26
(No class 10/12)
10/28 – 11/30
(No class 11/11, 11/25
12/2 – 1/6/16
(No class 12/23, 12/28, 12/30)
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
To register, visit flexcity.com or call 330-650FLEX. Visa and MasterCard accepted.
Do not register through HCER.
Fee: $30 per 8-class term
Mondays / Wednesdays
8/24 – 9/23
(No class 9/7 & 9/9)
9/28 – 10/26
(No class 10/12)
10/28 – 11/30
(No class 11/11, 11/25
12/2 – 1/6/16
(No class 12/23, 12/28, 12/30)
7:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Jazzercise - New Expanded
Schedule!
Instructors: Lena Samuelson, Joan Tomko &
associates. Certified Jazzercise Instructors
Burn up to 600 calories in this fun, powerfully
effective 60 minute total body workout.
Jazzercise combines dance-based cardio with
strength training and stretching to sculpt,
tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat
burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music,
Jazzercise is a fusion of dance, resistance
training, Pilates, yoga and kickboxing. Dance
yourself fit and change the shape of your body
today!
Fee: $45/month EFT, unlimited classes.
Day pass $12, Other pass options available
Sundays: 9:00 a.m.
Mondays: 5:45 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:15 a.m.,
5:45 pm
Tuesdays: 8:00 a.m.
9:15 a.m. (low impact)
Wednesdays: 5:45 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 5:45 p.m.*
Thursdays: 8:00 a.m.
Fridays: 5:45 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 9:15 a.m.
Saturdays: 7:25 a.m. (express)
8:05 a.m. (strength)
9:00 a.m.
*(No Class on 9/23, 10/28,
11/25, 12/23)
Start anytime; class registration is continuous.
Register at first class; do not register with HCER.
Barlow Community Center Assembly Room
41 S. Oviatt Street
Yoga Flow
Barlow Jazzercise members are also welcome
to attend classes in Stow and Aurora.
Instructor: Marcie Nithang, LPCC, RYT
For more information go to www.jazzercise.
com or contact Joan Tomko at 216-337-2207 or
[email protected].
(Adult)
Take time for yourself to de-stress. In this class you will maintain awareness and focus on breath
while moving through a series of yoga poses. This style of yoga builds heat, flexibility and strength,
while maintaining focus on good alignment and learning to listen to your body. Appropriate for all
fitness levels.
Min 10/Max 20
Fee: $120
6 Weeks Session 1:
#800 Tuesdays/Thursdays
9/22 – 10/29
Fee: $120
6 Weeks
Session 2:
#801
11/3 – 12/17
(No class 11/12 & 11/26)
4:45 - 5:45 p.m.
Ellsworth Hills Gym
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Wellness
Foil Fencing for All
Adult Learn to Play Golf
Instructor: Tom Nagy, On Target Fencing
Instructor: Apprentice Professional, TJ Tabor
& Staff
(Youth & Adults)
This program introduces new students to
fundamentals of modern foil fencing. This
includes stretching, footwork, lunging, attach,
parry-riposte, strategy, tactics, technique,
and bouting. Fencing improves hand-eye
coordination, agility, dexterity, strength and
stamina. Fencing helps develop social skills,
manners, and self-esteem.
Max. 20
Fee: $85
SEE MORE DETAILS ON PAGE 16
Men’s Fast-Break
Basketball
Monday Night Men’s Fast Break Basketball
League, plus a single elimination tournament
to determine a league champion. League
packets are available per request after
September 7th.
Returning teams may
register through September 28th and new
teams may register beginning September
29th. For more specific information call
330-653-1210 or visit us at www.hudson.
k12.oh.us/hcer.
Hudson High School Gym
A high quality and relaxed introduction to the
fundamentals of golf at the area’s finest practice
facilities. The session will cover grip, stance,
posture, basic fundamentals of the swing, iron
and wood play, putting and the short game.
Includes play in our golf Stimulators.
Fee: $118
6 Weeks
Clinic I:
Wednesdays
#802
9/16 – 10/21
7:00 - 8:00p.m.
OR
Thursdays
#803
9/17 – 10/22
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Clinic II:
Wednesdays
#804 10/28 – 12/9
(No class 11/25)
7:00 - 8:00p.m.
OR
Thursdays
#805 10/29 – 12/10
(No class 11/26)
10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
The Golf Dome
8198 East Washington St.
Chagrin Falls
MEN’S PICK UP
BASKETBALL
Hudson High School Auxiliary Gym,
Entrance G (all groups)
ADMISSION
PROCEDURES:
Come
dressed and ready to play. Shower and
locker room facilities are not available.
You must “carry” your playing shoes.
Please respect the age classifications
that are set up for basketball! (When
the schools are closed due to weather,
basketball is cancelled. Also check the
HCER web page to confirm no changes
have occurred.
Program subject to
cancelation due to school related
activities.) Participants are to bring one
white and one dark shirt to each game!
Fee: $85 per participant
Men’s 21 & Over Basketball
Supervisor: Steve Randolph
17 Weeks Wednesdays
8/19 – 12/16*
(No ball 11/11)
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
*8/19 & 10/21 - Middle School
Main Gym
Supervisor: Steve Randolph
17 Weeks
Mondays
8/17 – 12/14
(No ball 9/7)
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
National Driver
Training School
Driving lessons from
ages 152 and up
Supervisor: Jerry Spaulding
18 Weeks
Saturdays
8/15 –12/19*
(No ball 11/28)
6:30 - 8:30 a.m.
*10/10 - High School Main Gym
(State of Ohio approved driving lessons for teens under 18)
440-248-7319
e-mail: [email protected]
www.nationaldrivertrainingohio.com
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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HCER
HCER REGISTRATION FORM (330) 653-1210
Hudson Community Education & Recreation • 2440 Hudson Aurora Road • 44236
FAX: (330) 653-1366 with Visa or MasterCard
Make Checks Payable to: Hudson City Schools
Parent/Guardian Name
Address
Phone #1
Participant
Class #
Phone #2
City
Course Name
Zip
Email
Grade
M/F
Birthdate
Fee
MUST BE FILLED OUT FOR ALL ADULT (18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER) AND YOUTH (UNDER THE AGE OF 18) REGISTRATIONS!
IN CONSIDERATION of the Registrant (for purposes of this Agreement, “Registrant” shall be defined as the Participant, if over 18 years of age, or Registrant’s Parent or Guardian, on Registrant’s behalf, if under 18 years of age) being permitted to utilize the facilities, services, and programs of the Hudson Community Education and Recreation (“HCER”) for any
purpose, including, but not limited to observation or use of facilities or equipment, or participation in any on-site or off-site program affiliated with HCER, the Registrant agrees, represents,
acknowledges, and understands as follows:
The Registrant is in good health and can participate in all activities. List any special considerations or health problems (medications, allergies, etc.). Specify which child if registering more than one child.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Registrant agrees to release the Hudson City School District Board of Education, Hudson Community Education and Recreation, its officers, agents, members, and employees
(collectively referred to as the “Board”), in their official and individual capacities, from any and all claims, liability, or demands for damages against the Board for any expense, monetary
damage, property damage, personal injury, sickness, illness of any nature whatsoever (including physical or emotional), or death, which may be sustained or incurred by the Registrant in
connection with his/her participation, including as a result of any negligent or reckless acts or omissions of the Board, or any negligent, reckless, willful, or intentional acts or omissions of
any other individual.
The Registrant assumes all risk of expense, monetary damage, property damage, personal injury, sickness, illness of any nature whatsoever (including physical or emotional), or
death, as a result of the Registrant’s participation in the listed program. The Registrant further agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any liability sustained by the
Board as a result of the negligent, reckless, willful, or intentional acts or omissions of the Registrant.
The Registrant acknowledges that the Board does not provide insurance for participants. The Registrant further acknowledges that he/she have insurance coverage to participate in the program listed. The Registrant hereby certifies that he/she has valid health insurance coverage. The Registrant will promptly notify the Board and will immediately cease any
further participation in the listed program if he/she is no longer covered by valid health insurance. The Registrant agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any liability
sustained by the Board as a result of the Registrant’s participation in any listed program while he/she is not covered by valid health insurance.
The Registrant understands that the Board may not have medical personnel available at the HCER or the location of any off-site activity. The Registrant agrees that the Board
is granted permission to authorize emergency medical treatment for him/her, if necessary, and that such action shall be subject to the terms of this Agreement. For Registrants under the
age of 18 years, in the event that reasonable attempts to reach a parent or guardian at the phone number provided are unsuccessful or not practical under the circumstances, the Registrant
hereby gives consent for the administration of any and all emergency treatment deemed necessary, and for the transfer of the Registrant to the nearest appropriate hospital or emergency
facility. The Registrant understands and agrees that the Board assumes no responsibility for any injury or damage which might arise out of or in connection with such authorized emergency
medical treatment. The Registrant further understands and agrees that the Board will not be held responsible for the results of such emergency treatment. The Registrant hereby releases
the Board, in their official and individual capacities, from any and all claims, liability, or demands for damages against the Board for any expense, monetary damage, property damage,
personal injury, sickness, illness of any nature whatsoever (including physical or emotional), or death, which may be sustained or incurred by the Registrant as a result of any emergency
medical treatment. The Registrant agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any liability sustained by the Board as a result of the negligent, willful, or intentional acts
or omissions of any individual administering emergency medical treatment to the Registrant.
It is the Registrant’s express intent that, to the fullest extent allowed by law, this Waiver and Release: (1) shall bind the Registrant and the members of his/her family, if the
Registrant is alive; and the Registrant and his/her family, estate, heirs, administrators, personal representatives, or assigns, if the Registrant is deceased; (2) shall be construed as a release
and waiver of any and all claims against the Board by any person in their individual or representative capacities arising out of or related in any way to the Registrant’s participation in the
listed programs; and (3) shall be construed as an agreement to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the Board for any and all claims, demands, and liabilities, arising out of or related in
any way to the Registrant’s participation in the listed programs.
The Registrant agrees that this Waiver and Release shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Ohio. If any term or provision of this Waiver and Release
shall be held illegal, unenforceable, or in conflict with any law governing this Waiver and Release, the validity of the remaining portions shall not be affected and shall remain valid and
enforceable
FOR ADULT (18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER) REGISTRANTS:
I state that I am fully competent to sign this Release and Waiver; that I have read and understood its terms; and that I sign this Release and Waiver for full, adequate, and complete consideration fully intending for myself, my family, estate, heirs, administrators, personal representatives, or assigns to be bound by the same.
Print Name:_______________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________Date: ________________
FOR YOUTH (UNDER THE AGE OF 18) REGISTRANTS:
I state that I am the PARENT / GUARDIAN (circle one) of _____________________________________________________________ (name of Registrant(s)), and am fully competent to sign this Release
and Waiver on the Registrant’s behalf; that I have read and understood its terms; and that I sign this Release and Waiver for full, adequate, and complete consideration fully intending for
the Registrant, and for the Registrant’s family, estate, heirs, administrators, personal representatives, or assigns to be bound by the same.
Signature of Parent/Guardian: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________
CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: CARD # _____________________________________________________________________EXP. DATE_________________
CARDHOLDER NAME ________________________________________________________________________
_______VISA
_______ MASTERCARD
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HCER Information
PAYMENT
PROGRAM SIZE
Payment in full is due at the time of registration. When registering
in person, you may use a check, or Visa/Mastercard. Unless otherwise
stated, class fees do not include materials or books if required.
REMEMBER: a $30 cash fee will be charged for all checks returned
for insufficient funds. PLEASE NOTE: Programs are supported by user
fees, NOT tax dollars.
All programs contain specific size limitations as space is limited.
Please confirm space is available, online or calling our office, when
registering for a program, as we do not guarantee space is available.
If the program is filled and you show up for a program expecting to
participate in that program you may be asked to leave. Thank you
for your understanding.
CANCELLATIONS
DATES, TIMES, DISCLAIMER
Get the latest updates on www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer. When the
Hudson City Schools are not in session or are dismissed early due to
inclement weather, or public calamity, all daytime, afternoon and /
or evening HCER classes will not be held regardless of any changes.
Missed classes due to the aforementioned, or other “Acts of God”
CANNOT be guaranteed a makeup session or pro-rated refund/credit.
If the class for which you are enrolled is changed or canceled, you will
be notified by phone and or email. All posted on our website. If you
do not hear from us, attend the class as scheduled in this brochure.
Although we make every effort to follow the schedule outlined in
this brochure, class times, dates and programs are subject to change
without notice after publication, do to unforeseen circumstances.
We will do our best to contact registered participants, but it is the
participant’s responsibility to stay up to date with changes via the
website, www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer or by contacting the HCER
office, prior to the date of the program. The content within the
courses in the Hudson Community Education and Recreation Activities
Guides and programs are meant for the sole purpose of self-education,
personal development, enjoyment and entertainment. They do not
reflect views, positions, personal, professional, or otherwise of the
Hudson City School District, its Board of Education or employees.
Enjoy your program.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Except for one-session programs, if a youth or adult education class does
not meet your expectations, you will be given a pro-rated refund/credit
after the conclusion of the first class meeting.
REFUND POLICY
Refunds are available for classes and activities (unless otherwise
specified) provided HCER is notified within 2 business days prior to
the start of the class or activity since decisions to run a class are based
on initial enrollment numbers.
Refunds issued are on a case by case basis. Should a refund be issued,
it will be returned in the form it was first submitted, minus any
processing fees.
In house credits must be used within a one year time frame from the
time they were issued.
Should you choose to take an in-house credit, we will be unable to
issue a refund in any other form.
Participants assume the risk of changes in personal affairs, schedules
or health when signing up for a class/program.
There is a $10 refund processing fee for each class, except for those
cancelled by HCER. In the event of illness or injury, a refund or
proration will be issued with a doctor’s note. A $25 refund processing
fee will be charged for withdrawing after a class has begun. The
participant will be charged for the class he/she attended as well as
the $25 fee.
No refunds for materials purchased. Allow 3-4 weeks for credit card
refunds and 8-12 weeks for check refunds.
GENERAL
All participants must sign a registration form either electronically (online
registration) or in hard copy before participating in any HCER program.
SPECIAL NEEDS POLICY
HCER offers a variety of group activities for those with special needs,
and also makes reasonable accommodations in other programs
upon request. Staff members are sensitive to your needs and will
do everything possible to assist you in the best possible placement.
Please notify HCER at least ten days in advance if any reasonable
accommodations are needed in order to make your participation
possible. Most facilities are accessible to the disabled individual. If
you are interested in participating in a program, but you’re not sure
about the accessibility of a facility, please call HCER and ask us about
specifics. In accordance with provisions of the Title II of the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
of 1973 (Section 504), no qualified individual with a disability shall,
on the basis of such a disability, be subjected to discrimination or be
excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of the services,
programs, activities or physical facilities which are provided to the
public.
VIDEO, PHOTOGRAPH, & E-MAIL POLICY
HCER may take pictures of participants in our programs. We may use
these photos in our brochure, website or other media publications.
By your registration, you grant us permission to use these photos
for publicity purposes only. By registration you grant us permission
to e-mail you information about HCER programs, news and events.
Have a great photo from one of our programs? Email it to hcer@
hudson.edu, and we may use it on our website, social media or in one
of our upcoming brochures!
HCER is not responsible for any lost, stolen or misplaced items before, during or after the programs.
HERE’S HOW WE GET THE CHILDREN FROM HERE TO THERE
Transfer Procedures: Please go over this procedure with your child, as it is very important to ensure the safety of all the children.
HCER counselors escort students attending HCER After-School Programs from their home school to the HCER program location. All students
registered for an HCER after-school program must bring a note from their parent stating they will be attending the HCER after-school class on each
day of that class. This note should be given to their homeroom teacher, and should include the name of the activity and the location. Students will
then be released to the gym at dismissal time to meet the HCER counselor and be escorted to the location of their particular class. This may be in
their home school or one of the other elementary buildings. It is very important to notify HCER if your child will not be attending their scheduled
class that day. This can be done by phone at 330-653-1210 or email: [email protected].
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HCER
Look at the Fun we had this summer! Summer 2015
Hudson Community
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Summer Camps Activities Guide
Coming Early Spring
HCER
Hudson City School District
Hudson Community Education & Recreation
2440 Hudson-Aurora Road
Hudson, OH 44236
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