winter spring 2016 - Hudson City Schools

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Hudson Community
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WINTER
&
SPRING
2016
REGISTER
NOW!
Online Registration at
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 excited to present the community the 2016 Winter & Spring HCER program catalog. In
response to customer feedback, we have made the book easier to navigate, so you can find the
classes you’re looking for quickly and maybe stumble upon something new! The front and back
covers feature pictures of participants from just a few of our many programs.
It is the mission of HCER to offer a variety of high quality programming that is fun and educational for all ages. As usual, I want to thank you for making HCER your first choice for community
activities.
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.
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Hudson Community Education
and Recreation
2440 Hudson Aurora Rd., Hudson OH 44236
330-653-1210
Fax: 330-653-1366
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Office will be closed:
12/24, 25, 31, 1/1, 18, 3/25, 5/30
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
McDowell Elementary
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.
Hudson Middle School
77 N. Oviatt Street
Hudson High School
2500 Hudson-Aurora Road
Case Barlow Farm
1931 Barlow Road
CONTENTS/HCER INFORMATION
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Hudson City Schools
Board of Education
Superintendent:
Phil Herman
President:
Dave Zuro
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Aquatics
Preschool
Afterschool Activities
Youth Sports
New Programs
Childcare
Enrichment Activities
Adults
Registration Information
HCER Information
Registration Is Easy at
REGISTER
NOW!
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Vice President:
Steve DiMauro
Board Members:
Patti Engelman
James Field
Gary Mushock
Tom Tobin, Elect
HCER TEAM:
Meredith Zaffrann
Director
Cindy Suchan Office
Operations
Michele Collins
Community
Relations
Matt Davis Aquatics
Coordinator
Donna Gray
Explorer Zone
Coordinator
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
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.
IN PERSON: Second Best Choice.
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!
FAX: 330-653-1366 We still receive them 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 “snailmail” 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.
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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 Coordinator 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:
December 24, 25 & 31 • January 1 & 18 • February 15 • March 27 • May 28, 29 & 30
Lap Swimming
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium Pool Pass Rates
Monday-Friday 6 - 8 a.m.
Sunday 7 - 9 a.m.
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 12 - 1 p.m.
Lap Swims During School Break: 6 - 7:30 a.m.
December 21, 22, 23, 29 & 30
Open Swim Opportunities
Saturdays & Sundays 2 - 5 p.m.
$15 per family up to 4 ($3 each additional member)
$5 per person drop in rate
Schoolz Out Open/Swim Times
1 - 3 p.m.
December 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 & 30
March 21 – 25
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.
Yearly Swim Pass Membership September 8th – July 31st
Adult................................................................................$205
Spouse.............................................................................$155
Child (under 18)...............................................................$105 per child
Senior (65+).....................................................................$185
Senior Spouse..................................................................$135
Winter Membership January 2nd – July 31st
Adult................................................................................$100
Spouse ............................................................................$75
Child ( under 18) .............................................................$50 per child
Senior (65+).....................................................................$90
Senior Spouse..................................................................$65
Summer Membership June 8 – July 31st
Adult................................................................................$75
Spouse.............................................................................$50
Child (under 18)...............................................................$25
Senior (65+)....................................................................$65
Senior Spouse..................................................................$45
Let’s Have a Party...Birthday, Holiday, Celebration!
Hudson Explorers
Aquatic Team
Spring Tryouts/
Registration
March 30th & 31st
6:00pm-7:30pm
Season Begins April 6th
Call Matt Davis 330-653-1264 or email at
[email protected]
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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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AQUATICS
SATURDAY SWIM LESSONS
LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM
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
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
Infant/Toddler Swim Lessons
(Ages 6 Months - 3 Years Old)
For children 6 months to 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. Min 4/Max 8
Fee: $73
8 Weeks Saturdays Session 1:
1/23 – 3/12
#121
9:30 - 9:55 a.m.
#122
10:15 - 10:40 a.m.
Fee: $73 per child
QUESTIONS ABOUT SWIM LESSONS?
Call Matt Davis 330-653-1264 or email at [email protected]
Registration available after 3/18/15 2:
Sesson 1:
8 Weeks
Level 1
Level 1
Level 1
Level 2
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5/6
Sesson 2:
Saturdays
1/23 – 3/12
#101
9:00 - 9:40 a.m.
#102
10:00 - 10:40 a.m.
#103 10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#104 10:45 - 11:25 p.m.
#105 12:15 - 12:55 p.m.
#106
11:30 - 12:10 p.m.
#107
11:30 - 12:10 p.m.
#108
12:15 - 12:55 p.m.
8 Weeks
Level 1
Level 1
Level 1
Level 2
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5/6
Saturdays
4/2 – 5/21
#109
9:00 - 9:40 a.m.
#110
10:00 - 10:40 a.m.
#111 10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#112
10:45 - 11:25 a.m.
#113 12:15 - 12:55 p.m.
#114 11:30 - 12:10 p.m.
#115
11:30 - 12:10 p.m.
#116
12:15 - 12:55 p.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium, Entrance F
THURSDAY SWIM LESSONS
Fee: $73 per child
8 Weeks
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Thursdays
#117
#118
#119
#120
4/7 – 5/26
5:00 - 5:40 p.m.
5:00 - 5:40 p.m.
5:45 - 6:25 p.m.
5:45 - 6:25 p.m.
Registration available after 3/16/15
8 Weeks Saturdays
Session 2:
4/2 – 5/21
#123
9:30 - 9:55 a.m.
#124
10:15 - 10:40 a.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium,
Entrance F
Preschool Swim Lessons
(Ages 3-5)
This course it NOT intended to teach children to be
accomplished swimmers or survive in the water.
Skills build on infant/toddler skills, further developing
aquatic readiness. Parent(s) do not need to get in the
water. Min 8/Max 15
Fee: $67
8 Weeks Saturdays Session 1:
1/23 – 3/12
#125
9:00 - 9:25 a.m.
#126
9:45 - 10:10 a.m.
Registration available after 3/16/15
8 Weeks Saturdays
Session 2:
4/2 – 5/21
#127
9:00 - 9:25 a.m.
#128
9:45 - 10:10 a.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium,
Entrance F
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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AQUATICS
Spring Board Diving
Water Safety Instructor (WSI)
Lifeguard Training
Instructor: Matt Lewis
Instructor: Curtis Stokes
American Red Cross WSI Training Instructor
American Red Cross Lifeguard 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 threehour sessions.
Min 5/Max 20
For more information call Curtis Stokes 330-6716185.
Fee: $215
8 Classes
Mondays/Wednesdays
Session 1:
#135
1/11 – 2/8
(No class 1/18)
Session 2:
#136
4/11 – 5/4
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
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)
Bound, soar, spiral, flip, twist and enter the water
without 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.
Limit 8
Fee: $71
8 Weeks Saturdays
Session 1:
#129
1/23 – 3/12
Session 2:
#130
4/2 – 5/21
11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Recertification
Lifeguard/First Aid/CPR/AED
(Must be 16 Years of Age)
American Red Cross Lifeguard Instructor
CPR/AED:
#132Sunday
4/24
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Lifeguard/First Aid CPR/AED (1 Day Course):
#133
Saturday & Sunday
5/14 & 5/15
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
CPR/AED (1 Day Course):
#134Sunday
5/15
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
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LESSONS T SHOWING T TRAINING
USA EQUESTRIAN FEDERATIONS SHOWS
Lifeguard/First Aid/CPR/AED (2 Day Course):
Saturday & Sunday
#131
4/23 & 4/24
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Min. 4/Max. 20
Fee: $225 The course fee covers all costs (book,
CPR mask, and Red Cross fees).
5 Weeks Sundays
Session 1:
#137
2/7 – 3/13
(No class on 2/14)
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Session 2:
#138
4/3 – 5/1
12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Ada Cooper Miller Natatorium
Hudson
Equestrian
Center, Inc.
and Bochum Farm
ATTN: Grandparents!
Gift Certificates Available
Photo courtesy of Richard George
Home of Hudson Interscholastic Equestrian Teams ~
Middle School Regional & National Champions
OPHA LOCAL HORSE SHOWS
This course is designed for you to update your
certifications. All current lifeguards renewing their
certifications must take this course, challenges are
not being offered. Your certifications will be valid for
two years.
If you are current and valid with your Lifeguard/
First Aid, you only need to renew your CPR/AED
certification. You do so by taking the CPR/AED
review portion of this course. This component is
also updated and will take four hours. Going forward
your CPR/AED certification will be valid for two years.
BRING YOUR OWN POCKET MASK. Min. 6/No Max.
Fee: $160, includes cost of new book for all
certifications
Fee: $95, for only CPR/AED certification renewal
(no book included in this fee)
(Ages 15+ Above, no exceptions)
2242 Ravenna St., Hudson / Lee Cosma • 330.807.1829
BIRTHDAY PARTIES T CAMP T SCOUTS
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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PRESCHOOL
Hummingbirds Soccer
Future Scientists
(Ages 3-5)
(Ages 4-6)
Instructor: Jump Start Sports
Instructor: Supplies on Demand LLC, Future
Scientists
(Ages 3-6)
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, and
low-key, non-competitive games. All coaching will be
conducted by Jump Start Sports staff. The children
will be separated into two “leagues”, (3 and 4 year
olds; and 5 and 6 year olds). Children are required to
wear shin guards. Cleats are optional. Soccer balls
are provided but children may bring their own ball
(#3 size ball with their last name written on the ball).
Online registration closes 4/4.
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
Mondays
Ages 3-4
4/11 – 5/16
#200
5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Ages 5-6
4/11 – 5/16
#201
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
East Woods Fields between McDowell
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. OUR GOAL IS TO EXCITE
CHILDREN ABOUT SCIENCE IN A NUTRURING
ENVIRONMENT!
Min 5/Max 10
Fee: $85 all materials included.
6 Weeks Thursdays
Session 1:
#204
1/28 - 3/10
(No class 2/4)
Session 2:
#205
4/14 - 5/12
10:30 - 11:15 a.m.
Barlow Community Center, Memorial Room
Roller Skating Lessons
Little Hoop Stars Basketball
Instructional and recreational basketball programs
for children in preschool and kindergarten. Players
are taught the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting,
positioning, defense, and rebounding in a funoriented program. Then they apply what they’ve
learned in low competition games. All coaching
conducted by Jump Start Sports staff.
Online registration closes 1/25
Min. 20/Max. 50
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
Mondays
#209
1/25 – 3/7
(No class 2/15)
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
OR
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Each team receives a schedule of games that
includes both time periods.
Ellsworth Hill Gym
(Ages 2-5)
Ready to Ride
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink Staff
Instructor: Pam Gillespie
“This Learn to Ride Class includes the curriculum
and accessories, teaches individuals of all ages
and abilities the skills needed to ride on 2 wheels;
balance, coordination, turning, leaning, etc!! From
2 year olds to senior citizens, STRIDER® provides
everything they need to learn to ride a bike for the
first time.....or the confidence to get back on years
later!” You get a bike!
Fee: $135
5 Weeks
Saturdays
#202
2/20 – 3/19
8:30 - 9:15 a.m.
#203
2/20 – 3/19
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
East Woods - Blue Gym
The most basic skills are stressed. During the
45 minute lessons, you will have 30 minutes of
instruction and 15 minutes of practice time including
Hokey Pokey, Bird Dance and Ghostbusters.
Fee: $56 (includes skate rental)
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
Session 1:
#206
1/6 – 2/10
1:30 - 2:15 p.m.
Session 2:
#207
2/17 – 3/23
1:30 - 2:15 p.m.
Session 3:
#208
3/30 – 5/4
1:30 - 2:15 p.m.
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink,
7151 S. Main St. Chagrin Falls 440-247-4224
Indoor Little Tennis
(Ages 3-5)
Instructor: Morgan Tennis Staff
An exciting one hour program for beginners to develop hand-eye coordination through fun-filled
games and activities. Kids 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
Fee: $60
4 Weeks
Wednesdays
Session 1:
#210
1/20 – 2/17
(No class 2/10)
Fee: $60
4 Weeks
Wednesdays
Session 2:
#211
2/24 – 3/30
(No class 3/2 & 3/23)
Fee: $74
5 Weeks
Wednesdays
Session 3:
#212
4/6 – 5/4
12:00 - 12:40 p.m.
Gagat Baseball Training Center, behind Hudson
High School, off Stow Road
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES
KidzArt
Create a Masterpiece
KidzArt
3D Movie Prop Production
KidzArt
Animation and Creative Design
Instructor: KidzArt Staff
KidzArt will take your child’s creativity to new
heights! With our proven formula that combines
simplicity, fun and creativity while building selfconfidence, your child will learn new skills that
will last them a lifetime. The classes are meant
to challenge the naturally artistic child as well as
reach anyone who never thought they could create
works of Art! We only supply the highest quality of
materials and resources to create our drawings
and curriculum each week. Every fish, flower, and
dragon will be as vibrant and unique as your child’s
imagination!
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#3002/10-3/16
3:50 - 4:50 p.m.
East Woods Room 124
This course is the study of the production methods
used to produce 3-D objects for the entertainment
industry. Actual production methods are employed,
and 3-D objects are produced.
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
Thursdays
#304
2/11 – 3/17
3:00 - 4:15 p.m.
Middle School Room A129
Students will be learning the techniques to create
various types of animation styles and ways of
creating professional cartoons ,life drawing,
adding characters to people, anatomy, gestures
in movement and face, proportions ,scale,
perspective, storyboarding and creature design.
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
Thursdays
#310
4/7 – 5/12
3:00 - 4:15 p.m.
Middle School Room A129
Young Actors Workshop
Acting It Out
(Grades 3-5)
(Grades K-2)
Instructor: Russ Stich
Instructor: Russ Stich
This fun and fast paced workshop is great for
students with a flair for the dramatic or for those just
starting out! Students all receive a speaking roll and
will explore theatrical concepts of blocking, staging
and characterization while preparing a scripted
production to be presented at the conclusion of the
eight weeks.
Min. 6/Max. 20
Fee: $80
8 Weeks
Tuesdays
Session 1:
#305
1/26/16 – 3/15
Session 2:
#306
3/29 – 5/17
3:50 - 4:50 p.m.
East Woods Stage/Commons Area
An exploration of basic theater skills through games,
skits and improvisational excercises. Great for
building self-confidence and team-work skills. No
experience necessary, students should come with a
willingness to play, explore and create. A showcase
will be presented during the final class designed to
let all stars shine!
Min. 6/Max. 11
Fee: $80
8 Weeks Wednesdays
Session 1:
#311
1/27 – 3/16
Session 2:
#312
3/30 – 5/18
3:55 - 4:55 p.m.
Evamere Media Center, Entrance A
Indoor Afterschool Tennis
Indoor Afterschool Tennis
(Grades K-5)
Funky Jazz/Hip Hop
(Grades K-2)
Instructor: Kibler Dance Academy
Get funky! This class will start to focus on learning
rhythm and coordination to some of the most popular
songs out there! Watch as your kids develop new fun
and funky dance moves - a class not to miss!
No experience necessary...wear comfortable clothes
and sneakers!
Fee: $85
6 Weeks
Mondays
Session 1:
#301
1/25 – 3/7
(No class 2/15)
Session 2:
#302
3/28 – 5/2
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Evamere Media Center
Middle School Outdoor
Intramural Tennis
Instructor: Morgan Tennis
Please join us for this organized tennis activity.
Players will meet at the High School tennis courts
and will be paired off by the coaches for point play.
We hope to see the players who participated in the
fall. Player must be able to rally, serve and keep
score to participate in the program.
Fee: $39
Mondays/Wednesdays
#303
5/9 – 5/25
4:15 - 5:15 p.m.
HHS Tennis Courts
6
(Grades 6-8)
(Grades K-2)
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.
Min 8/Max 15
Wednesdays
Fee: $60
#307 4 Weeks
1/20 – 2/17
(No class 2/10)
Fee: $60
#308 4 Weeks
2/24 – 3/30
(No class 3/2 & 3/23)
Fee: $74
#309 5 Weeks
4/6 – 5/4
4:10 - 5:10 p.m.
Evamere, Multipurpose Room
(Grades 6-8)
(Grades 3-5)
Beginners: Kids will learn basic tennis skills,
techniques, and rules while developing their handeye 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.
Min 8/Max 15.
Mondays
Fee: $60
#313
4 Weeks
1/11 – 2/8
(No class 1/18)
Fee: $60
#314
4 Weeks
2/22 – 3/14
Fee: $74
#315
5 Weeks 4/4 – 5/2
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
McDowell Gym, Entrance A
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Mad Science EXPERIMENTAMANIA!
After School Sports
After School Floor Hockey
(Grade K-5)
Instructor: Mad Science
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.
Min. 10/Max. 40
Fee: $70
6 Weeks Wednesdays
#320
2/10 – 3/16
After School until 5 p.m.
East Woods Main Gym
After School Baseball
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, low-key games under
adult supervision. Safe floor hockey equipment
will be provided. Program Directors from Jump
Start Sports will run the program and direct the
instruction.
Min. 10/Max. 40
Fee: $70
6 Weeks Mondays
#323
1/25 – 3/7
(No class 2/15)
After School until 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Main Gym
Evamere and McDowell students will be
escorted to East Woods. Ellsworth Hill students
will take the bus to East Woods.
Checkmate Chess Class
We spark imaginative learning after school! Mad
Science has created a vast library of unique after
school programs. Our spectacular demonstrations,
hands-on activities, and real world discussions
make learning about science fun for kids! Students
will be amazed when they create an indoor storm
with thunder and lightning and learn how matter can
change physically and chemically! Mad Science is
on a mission to spark the imagination and curiosity
of children by providing them with fun, interactive
and educational programs that instill a clear
understanding of what science is, and how it affects
their world.
Fee: $80
6 Weeks Thursdays
#316
2/11 – 3/17
#317
4/7 – 5/12
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Room 123
After School Lacrosse
(Grades K-5)
Boys and girls in grades K-5 can learn to play one
of the fastest growing sports in the United States.
Lacrosse is action packed and lots of fun! The sport
has elements of soccer, football, basketball and
hockey. Once you try lacrosse, you’ll love lacrosse!
Experienced coaches will be provided by Jump
Start Sports. All players will receive training on the
fundamentals, including: passing and catching;
fielding ground balls; cradling; spacing and
positioning; and defense. Then they will be divided
by gender and age to play fun game situational
scrimmages which will help them learn more and
enjoy the fast paced action of the game. Plastic
sticks and soft balls will be used. No checking will
be permitted! No helmets or shoulder pads will be
used. All equipment will be provided, but players
may bring their own stick if they would like.
Min. 8/Max. 40
Fee: $75
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#318
Grades K-2
4/13 – 5/18
#319
Grades 3-5
4/13 – 5/18
After school until 5:00 p.m.
(Grade K-5)
(Grades K-5)
Fun and fundamentals are the emphasis of the
After School Baseball program for boys and girls
in grades K-5. All players will play the entire game
each week. Instruction will focus on fundamentals,
and sportsmanship will be emphasized.
Min. 8/Max. 40
Fee: $75
6 Weeks
Mondays
#321
4/11 – 5/16
After School until 5:00 p.m.
Evamere Field
Afterschool Cheerleading
(Grades K-5)
(Grades K-5)
(Grades K-5)
Instructor: Progress with Chess
Classes are split between interactive lessons and
structured play time. Novice students will learn all
the basics, while all the students will continue to
learn chess strategy and tactics.
Fee: $80
6 Weeks
Mondays
Session 1:
#324
1/25 – 3/7
(No class 2/15)
Session 2:
#325
4/4 – 5/9
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Media Center, Entrance C
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.
Min. 10/Max. 40
Fee: $80
6 Weeks
Mondays
#322
1/25 – 3/7
(No class 2/15)
After School to 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Commons
Chess Club for Middle School
(Grades 6-8)
Coordinator: Progress with Chess
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.
Fee: $80
6 weeks
Thursdays
Session 1:
#326
2/11 – 3/17
Session 2:
#327
4/7 – 5/12
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Hudson Middle School Media Center
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Bricks 4 Kidz LEGO® Magic
Badgets
(Grades K & 5)
Instructor: Shannon Simmons
Kindergarten to 5th graders with grade appropriate
model plans for all levels of LEGO builders.
Registration includes 6 x 1 hour classes and a
custom mini figure to take home.
Bricks 4 Kidz uses LEGO bricks to teach architecture,
engineering, robotics, and more! Students love
our interactive Bricks 4 Kidz models. This unit is
all about the fun of doing something with what
you’ve built. From a spinning top to a spin art
model, kids will love playing with their creations!
But don’t worry, we sneak in lots of learning, too –
understanding probability in the “3-in-a-row” game
model and learning about friction and symmetry
with the spinning top lesson. Don’t miss out!
Motorized models will maximize the action, themed
games, group challenges and our custom model
plans are designed for every level of builder. We
provide all the instruction, proprietary model plans,
LEGO bricks, motors & battery packs used to build
amazing creations.
Min 8/Max 20
Fee: $95
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#328
1/20 – 2/24
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Media Center
Spanish Class
(Grades K-2)
Instructor: Camp Globo Staff
Spanish Immersion classes are a FUN way for
children to learn Spanish! Using our proven
immersion technique, children will learn Spanish
through games, songs, art, stories, and other fun
activities! Early exposure to new languages not
only makes learning the language easier, but also
can provide many social, emotional, and cognitive
benefits for the child.
Min 5 / Max20
Fee $70
6 Weeks Tuesdays
Session 1:
#329
1/5 – 2/9
Session 2:
#330
2/16 – 3/29
(No class March 22)
Session 3:
#331
4/5 – 5/10
4:00 - 5:15 p.m.
East Woods Room 126A
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Afterschool Volleyball
(Grades 3-5)
Instructor: Amanda Murphy, 7th Grade HMS
Volleyball Coach
This after school volleyball program is for 3rd, 4th
and 5th grade girls interested in learning the game.
Instruction will focus on good sportsmanship,
fundamental skills, teamwork and the rules of the
game.
Max 30
Fee: $55
8 Weeks Wednesdays
#332
3/30 – 5/18
3:50 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Main Gym
Spanish Class 2
(Grades 3-5)
Instructor: Camp Globo Staff
Spanish Immersion classes are a FUN way for
children to learn Spanish! Using our proven
immersion technique, children will learn Spanish
through games, songs, art, stories, and other fun
activities! Early exposure to new languages not
only makes learning the language easier, but also
can provide many social, emotional, and cognitive
benefits for the child. No prior Spanish experience
is needed for this class.
Min 5 / Max20
Fee $70
6 Weeks Wednesdays
Session 1:
#333
1/6 – 2/17
(No class 1/13)
Session 2:
#334
2/24 – 4/6
(No class 3/23)
Session 3:
#335
4/13 – 5/18
4:00 - 5:15 p.m.
East Woods Room 126A
Private Piano Lessons
HCER is pleased to Present,
Grammy Nominated Piano Teacher,
Daniel Barber, PhD
Piano, Faculty CSU
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.
Please contact Dr. Barber
at 330-923-6985
Bricks 4 Kidz LEGO® Star Wars
Space Adventure
(Grades K & 5)
Instructor: Shannon Simmons
Kindergarten to 5th graders with grade appropriate
model plans for all levels of LEGO builders.
Registration includes 6 x 1 hour classes and a
custom mini figure to take home.
Star Wars Space Adventures-Inspired by NASA
and Star Wars™, our Space Adventures Classes
are packed full of models that will make your
imagination blast off! Each week, students will learn
about real-life space exploration and build models
related to the NASA space program. In addition, the
lessons include LEGO® Star Wars” themed models,
group games, challenges and more. Bricks 4 Kidz
uses LEGO bricks, motors and battery packs to
provide the spark for imagination and creativity to
take off on an adventure that’s out of this world!
Min 8/Max 20
Fee: $95
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#336
4/6 – 5/18
(No class 5/4)
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
East Woods Media Center
My First Violin
(Grades K-3)
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!
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).
Min 5/ Max 18.
Fee: $110. Optional $40 Violin rental (if needed)
requires a $75 deposit check
10 Weeks
Thursdays
Session 1:
#337
1/14 – 3/17
4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
Fee: $88
8 Weeks
Thursdays
Session 2:
#338
3/31 – 5/19
4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
East Woods Room 141B
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YOUTH SPORTS
Instructional and Recreational
Soccer
Hoop Stars Basketball
High School Rugby Club
(Grades 1-2)
(High School Boys & Girls)
(Grades 1-5)
Instructional and recreational basketball programs
for children in first and second grade. For players
who participated in the Kiwanis Basketball Program,
Hoop Stars enables them to extend their basketball
season and to enhance their learning experience.
For those who did not play Kiwanis, the program
will enable players to learn good fundamentals in
a fun-oriented, highly instructional environment. All
coaching is conducted by Jump Start Sports staff
coaches. Players are taught the basics of dribbling,
ball handling, passing, shooting, positioning, defense,
and rebounding in a fun-oriented program. Then
they apply what they’ve learned in low competition
games. All coaching conducted by Jump Start Sports
staff. Online registration closes 2/18.
Min. 20/Max. 50
Fee: $75
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#405
2/10 – 3/16
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
OR
7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Each team receives a schedule of games that
includes both time periods.
Ellsworth Hill Gym
Come play for one of the best Rugby teams in
the state!
Learn the basics of rugby and play a competitive
league schedule. The program focuses on an
introduction to the fundamentals and skills of rugby,
union code. Rugby improves overall fitness, field
awareness, hand-eye coordination, agility, dexterity
in a positive team environment. The Hudson Rugby
Club fields Boys and Girls Teams in the Ohio High
School Rugby League. The program begins in
January and concludes in June.
Min 15/Max 125.
Fee: $250/season
Tuesdays/Thursdays/Weekends
#407
Jan through June
(Including championship)
Approximate Time
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Learn the basic fundamentals of soccer as well
as more complex aspects of the sport. A fun and
worthwhile experience for experienced players and
novices alike. Each session includes skill instruction
and game play that includes an equal measure
of healthy competition and instruction within the
context of the game. All coaching will be conducted
by Jump Start Sports staff. Shin guards are required.
Cleats are preferable, but players may also wear
regular tennis shoes. Players receive a Jump Start
Sports T-shirt that they should wear every week.
Min. 10/Max. 50
Fee: $80
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#400
4/13 – 5/18
5:30 - 6:45 p.m.
Foil Fencing For All
(Youth Ages 8 And Above)
Instructor: Tom Nagy, 34 years fencing instructor
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.
Max. 24
Fee: $89
6 Weeks Mondays
Session 1:
1/11 – 2/29
(No class 1/18 & 2/15)
#401 Beginner
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
#402 Intermediate
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Session 2:
4/11 – 5/16
#403Beginner
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
#404 Intermediate
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
East Woods Commons
Middle School Rugby Club
(Middle School Boys & Girls)
Come play for one of the best Rugby teams in the
state, Boys and Girls!
Learn the basics of rugby and play a competitive
league schedule. The program focuses on an
introduction to the fundamentals and skills of rugby,
union code. Rugby improves overall fitness, field
awareness, hand-eye coordination, agility, dexterity
in a positive team environment. The Hudson Rugby
Club fields Boys and Girls Teams in the Ohio High
School Rugby League. The program begins in
January and concludes in June.
Min 15/Max 125.
Fee: $250/season
#406Tuesdays/Thursdays/Weekends
Jan through June
(Including championship)
Approximate Time
5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
HCSD Fields
Go to www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer to
register and for more information!
Go to www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer to register
and for more information!
Hudson Varsity Boys Volleyball
Club
(High School Boys)
Coach: Larry Meehan
Come play Hudson Varsity Club Volleyball -- a fast
paced, exciting sport, in which we will compete with
other high school teams throughout the Region.
Most of our players start with no real experience
with the competitive game (playing at the family
picnic does not really count!), but we are very
happy to teach the sport and the help develop the
characteristics that will allow each player learn
and compete. Determination and enthusiasm are
key ingredients to learning the game, often just as
important as size and speed, so we encourage high
school players of all ages to try out. We will develop
players for both JV and Varsity level competition,
so there is opportunity for all to play, and for some
to potentially earn a Varsity Club Letter. Team
placement and playing time will be based on merit,
but we will evaluate players throughout the season
as to where they might fit best. As your skills grow,
your role on the team will grow, too. Our season
runs from March through mid-May (culminating in
a State Playoff). Please feel free to contact Coach
Larry Meehan ([email protected]) with questions,
or for more information.
Min. 15
Fee: $325
#408
Hudson High School Gym
Times and locations are approximate as the
practice and competition schedule is developed
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NEW PROGRAMS
Ready to Ride
Me and My
Doll Tea Party
Instructor: Pam Gillespie
The Strider bike is a one of a kind way to teach your little one
to ride! This specialized bike has no pedals, and allows children
as young as 18 months to learn to ride on two wheels. Children
straddle the bike with both feet on the ground, and easily propel
the bike by walking or running! HCER’s first ever class includes 5
lessons with a certified Strider instructor, designed to make your
child a capable rider. And, YOUR CHILD GETS TO KEEP THE BIKE!
Each participant will take their bike to and from the class each
week, allowing the opportunity to practice at home. Once class is
over, the bike is your child’s to keep.
Fee: $135 - Includes Strider bike for your child to keep!
5 Weeks
Saturdays
#203
2/20 – 3/19
#202
2/20 – 3/19
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
8:30 - 9:15 a.m. East Woods - Blue Gym
(Ages 5-10)
Grab your doll and join us for an old fashioned Tea
Party! Dress for a tea party and step back in time
as we meet at Hudson’s historic Case Barlow Farm.
We will make old fashioned tea sandwiches using
cookie cutters, we will enjoy herbal tea, and we will
make a unique themed craft!
Only 10 spaces available,
so register early!
Fee: $25
Saturday, January 9
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE: You must
register by February 5th
to give HCER time to
order your child’s bike.
There will be no late
registrations taken, so
please register early to
ensure participation.
Case Barlow Farm
1931 Barlow Road, Hudson
#614
MAY 27 CEDAR POINT TRIP for MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
Grades 6-8
Advisor: Mr. Gaskin and Ms. Leah Vaughn, Hudson Middle School teachers
Come join all your friends and teachers for this spectacular one day event. The buses leave early
morning and return in the evening the same day. The event is Friday May 27th. We will leave and
return from Hudson Middle School. Don’t miss this exciting time! Sign up now on line!
• Space is limited to ONLY the first 250 students! Once all the spots have been filled we will not
be able to accept any more students.
• Should you show up and you do not have a reserved spot because you have not registered, you
will not be able to go on the trip. There is NO extra space on this trip.
• Should you have questions, please contact Mr. Gaskin or Ms. Vaughn.
• All reservations must ONLY be made on-line at www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer or in person at HCER.
No Drop off, fax or phone registrations will be accepted. You must be confirmed by an e-mail
receipt to complete your transaction.
• Registration will open on 1/11/2016 close ONE WEEK (5/20/2016) prior to the trip (or when the
trip is filled).
10
Fee: $65
Friday
#6195/27/16
7:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. (appx.)
Hudson Middle School
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NEW PROGRAMS
Funky
Jazz/
Hip Hop
(Grades K-2)
Instructor:
Kibler Dance Academy
Get funky! This class will start to focus
on learning rhythm and coordination
to some of the most popular songs out
there! Watch as your kids develop new
fun and funky dance moves - a class not
to miss!
No experience necessary...wear
comfortable clothes and sneakers!
Fee: $95
Mondays
Session 1:
#301
1/25 – 3/7
(No class 2/15)
Session 2:
#302
3/28 – 5/2
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
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BALL
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Pickleball is a popular new game that
combines elements of badminton,
tennis, and ping pong into an easy to
play, fun filled game suitable for all
ages. Come and give this fast growing
sport a try.
Fee: $25.00 for the 6 week session,
or $5.00 single drop in fee.
Mondays
1/11 – 2/15
OR
Wednesdays 1/13 – 2/17
12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
Hillcrest YMCA
5000 Mayfield Road
Lyndhurst, Ohio 44121.
216-382-4300.
Do not call HCER.
Call YMCA for info and
registration.
Evamere Media Center
This class is eligible
for the Silver
Sneaker discount.
Ski Trips
Holimont Family Friendly Ski Day!
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.
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
#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
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.
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
After 1/8
#511 Lift Ticket Only $94
$104
#512 Lift Ticket Only *junior
$80
$90
#513 Lift ticket & ski rental adult $131
$131
#514 Lift ticket & ski rental *junior$101
$111
#515 Lift Ticket & snowboard rental adult
$123
$133
#516 Lift Ticket & snowboard rental *junior
$105
$115
Helmet Fee $9
$9
Last day for a refund is January 8 and there is a $15 processing fee
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CHILDCARE
Explorer Zone
Building Young Minds
Before and After School Child Care
for Grades K-5
Explorer Zone is the before school and after school child care program for the Hudson City School
District. Offering parents the opportunity to bring students to the school campus before school
(6:45am to start of school) and pick them up after school (until 6pm) at East Woods School. Explorer
Zone students enjoy many learning and enrichment opportunities, such as computer time, table
games, art and crafts, as well as active games like basketball and playground activities. Healthy
snacks, themed events, and even a Talent Show, Explorer Zone offers a home away from home
for elementary students. Staffed by adults who have a background in childcare, the Explorer Zone
is a safe, fun, active environment to bring students before and after school. In addition to these
activities, the Explorer Zone also offers Explorer Days, fun, supervised trips when school is not in
session. Explorer Days include transportation and lunch to such places as the Akron Zoo, Jump
Palace, local farms, pumpkin patches and museums.
EZ
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MORNING PROGRAM:
East Woods Elementary, Entrance C
6:45 a.m. to the start of school
$16 per day or $147 per month
AFTERNOON PROGRAM:
East Woods Elementary, Entrance H
2:50 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.
$18 per day or $197 per month
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.
330-592-6650 - Donna Gray
No care 1/18/16, 3/25/16
[email protected]
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CHILDCARE
Explorer Days
Every Day Counts
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
All times are approximate and participants should arrive prior to planned departure time . Activities are subject to change based on unforeseen circumstances.
• SPRING BREAK •
January 13th – Wednesday
Studio Arts & Glass
Children will see how glass is made and even make
some of their own to bring home!
Lunch at a local restaurant
Fee: $40
#500Wednesday
1/13
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
ED
March 21 – Monday
Akron Zoo
Come join us for a special tour of the Akron Zoo.
Enjoy the day with your friends and experience
wildlife from land, air and sea.
Lunch in the Akron Zoo cafeteria
Fee: $40
#502Monday
3/21
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
ED
February 15th – Monday
Marble Museum
LET THE GAMES BEGIN! Children are provided
hands-on lessons in the arts and games of marbles
- how to hold and shoot a marble, the rules and
strategies of various marbles games. Each child
receives a bag of beautiful, traditional, American size
marbles, to play with at home, at school, with their
friends and to practice for tournaments.
Includes boxed lunch from Subway
Fee: $40
#501Monday
2/15
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
March 22nd – Tuesday
Fun & Stuff
Roller skating! Laser tag! Rock wall climbing!
Eurobungy! Video arcade! Just some of the things
you can do with your friends at Fun & Stuff. Come
play the day away with us!
Lunch Included
Fee: $40
#503Tuesday
3/22
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Please arrive 15 minutes
before scheduled time.
March 23rd – Wednesday
Laser Quest
More than a game... Laser Quest is an immersive
experience that you and your friends will enjoy. From
the time you receive your briefing and don your LQ
pack and laser, you’ll experience a totally exhilarating
and absorbing entertainment experience.
Lunch included
Fee: $40
#504Wednesday
3/23
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
March 24th – Thursday
Wilderness Center
The pond is a strange new world to land creatures
(like us!). Students use nets to collect pond life
and observe them in the lab with hand-lenses or
microscopes.
Roll up your sleeves and tear right in! Students
actually recycle waste paper into “new” paper for
writing, drawing, or an art project. We will also
discuss the benefits of paper recycling.
Discover the wonderful world of Ohio animals
with specimens and hands-on objects. Distinguish
between mammal, bird, amphibian and reptile
groups using concepts about basic differences.
Lunch included
Fee: $40
#505Thursday
3/24
9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES
Safe Baby-Sitter
A.C.T. COLLEGE
ADMISSION TEST PREP
(Ages 11-15 - Middle School & Above)
A Red Cross Program
Instructor: Mary Jo Lewis, Red Cross Certified
Instructor
The purpose ”is to provide youth who are planning
to babysit with the knowledge & skills necessary
to safely & responsibly give 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. Bring to class a packed lunch
and baby doll.
Min. 6/Max. 12.
Fee: $77
Monday
#6002/15
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
East Woods Commons
(Grades 10-11)
Instructor: David Diciccio of ACT SuperCourse
Questions? 800-937-6388 • [email protected]
Performance coaching for the ACT. Class
time is test-taking instruction in English,
Math, Reading, Science, and Writing and not
for practicing. Success requires attending
EVERY class and completing 100% of
assignments. Workbook contains real ACT
questions. Students are asked to bring their
calculators. Please note: Students eligible
for extended time should NOT take this
course.
Minimum 20
For April 9 or later ACT Test
#601 Wednesdays
2/10
6:00 - 8:35 p.m.
2/17
6:00 - 9:20 p.m.
(late dismissal for Writing)
6:00 - 8:35 p.m.
6:00 - 8:35 p.m.
6:00 - 8:35 p.m.
2/24
3/2
3/9
Hudson High School Room A118
Snow makeups: March 16, March 30
Fee: $215
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Intermediate Digital
Photography
Jump Into Digital Photography
Instructor: Gary Newyear
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
know 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
3 Weeks Thursdays
Session 1:
#604
1/14 – 1/28
Session 2:
#605
3/3 – 3/17
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School, Entrance B, Room B104
Instructor: Gary Newyear
Now that you have the basics down, it’s time to ramp
your understanding up a notch. Come and learn how
shutter speed, ISO speed, and aperature are related
to provide that perfect exposure. We will look at
how shutter speed affects motion in your subject
and how aperature affects depth of fields. Pictures
not turning out as expected? Sign up and we’ll find
answers.
Fee: $47
3 Weeks Thursdays
Session 1:
#602
2/11 – 2/25
Session 2:
#603
4/7 – 4/21
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School, Entrance B, Room B104
Winter Fun at Camp Fitch
North Springfield, PA
(Grades 6, 7 & 8)
Camp run by Jim Nold and Shaun Gaskins –
teachers at Middle School
Come be a part of the action! Join Mr. Nold and Mr.
Gaskins on this second annual trip. A good time is
had by all. You will be able to participate in many
wonderful activities (weather conditions apply),
including archery, riflery, rock climbing, hiking,
sledding, snow fort and snow man building along
with being able to enjoy the nature center, make
smores, drink hot chocolate and so much more!
Enjoy this weekend trip with your friends and take
home wonderful memories. Min 25/Max 45.
Max. 25
Fee: $160
#606
2/19 – 2/21
Depart Friday 2/19 after school. Return Sunday
2/21 early evening. Bus leaves from and returns
to Hudson Middle School
*Bring extra money for candy store
Girls on the Run (Grades 3-5)
Girls on Track (Grades 6-8)
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Throughout the season, the girls make new friends,
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The season begins on March 7th , registration opens
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My Second Violin
Me and My Doll Tea Party
Instructor: Ardis Billey
Grab your doll and join us for an old fashioned
Tea Party for you and your historic doll! Dress for
a tea party and step back in time as we meet at
Hudson’s historic Case Barlow Farm. We will make
old fashioned tea sandwiches using cookie cutters,
we will enjoy herbal tea, and we will make a unique
themed craft!
(Grades K-3)
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.
Fee: $110. Optional $40 Violin rental (if needed)
requires a $75 deposit check.
10 Weeks
Thursdays
Session 1:
#607
1/14 – 3/17
4:45 - 5:45 p.m.
Fee: $88
8 Weeks
Session 2:
#608
3/31 – 5/19
(No class 3/24)
4:45 - 5:45 p.m.
East Woods Room 141B
Driver Education
(High School)
This is the driver education course required and
approved by the State of Ohio for teens under the age
of 18. Training is conducted by the National Driver’s
Training School (Licensed, Bonded and Insured). 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.
To get your temporary permit you must be 15 ½
yrs. of age. You must register with HCER. For more
information or questions about the course, contact
National Driver’s Training School: 440-248-7319 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
Fee: $355
January Session:
#609
1/4, 6, 11, 13, 20 & 25
February Session:
#610
2/1, 3, 8, 10, 17 & 22
March Session:
#611
2/29, 3/2, 7, 9, 14 & 16
April Session:
#612
4/4, 6, 11, 13, 18 & 20
May Session:
#613
5/2, 4, 9, 11, 16 & 18
3:15 - 7:30 p.m.
Hudson High School, Room A100
Saturday Guitar Lessons
(Ages 5-10)
Only 10 spaces available, so register early!
Fee: $25
Saturday
#6141/9
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Case Barlow Farm
1931 Barlow Road, Hudson
Disc Golf Club
(Grades 6-High School)
Coordinator: Shaun Hoversten, HMS Teacher
Come play one of the “funnest” competitions in the
area. To participate you must be in either MS or HS,
be able to make most of the sessions, want to have
fun, and support all participants. Class is held at
Hudson Springs Park, you must be able to get to and
from Hudson Springs Park on your own. Additional
course may be added as skills are developed for
weekend play at the discretion of the coordinator.
Participants will need to furnish their own discs and
should include: At least one driver, one mid-range,
one putter, golf bag (optional), mini disc for making
lie. Questions please contact Mr. Hoversten at HMS.
Fee: $50
Mondays
#615
4/4 – 5/16
3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Hudson Springs Park May Pavilion
Instructor: Lee Bush, Professional Musician/
Instructor
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!
Fee: $120
Sessions are 1/2 hr. in length and arranged with
instructor.
8 weeks Saturdays
Session 1:
#616
1/23 – 3/12
(2/20 at Media Center)
8 Weeks
Saturdays
Session 2:
#617 4/2 – 5/21
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
High School Room A100
Photography for Middle School
(Grades 7 & 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 4/Max 10
Fee: $37
6 Weeks
Wednesdays
#618
4/13 – 5/18
3:00 - 4:15 p.m.
Hudson Middle School Room A129
National Driver
Training School
Driving lessons from
ages 152 and up
(State of Ohio approved driving lessons for teens under 18)
440-248-7319
e-mail: [email protected]
www.nationaldrivertrainingohio.com
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ADULTS
Candle Making
Soap Making
Cheese Making
Instructor: Tom Laskowski, Midwest Native Skills
Institute
Institute
Institute
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
#7003/1
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School Faculty Dining Room
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!
Min 6/Max 15
Fee: $35
Tuesday
#7032/9
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
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: $35
Tuesday
#7062/23
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
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
Wednesday
Session 1:
#7011/27
Monday
Session 2:
#7014/11
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Hudson High School, Room A 108, Entrance A & C
Bee Keeping
Institute
Come learn about our friends the bees! They give us
honey, pollinate 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.
Min 6/Max 15
Fee: $35
Tuesday
#7041/12
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
SPECIAL MULTI-CLASS
DISCOUNT for
TOM LASKOWSKI’S
“HOW TO” CLASSES
Register for multiple classes
and receive discount!
Classes include:
Candle Making • Bee Keeping
Soap Making • Cheese Making
Register for 2 classes for only $65
Boating…America’s Boating
Course
Offered by Akron Sail and Power Squadron
Instructor: David Rice
Developed by the United States Power Squadron
(USPS), America’s Boating Course includes a 244
page full color manual. The Manual is the course
textbook containing five chapters packed with
boating tips, including the nautical rules of the road,
useful information on boating law, safety equipment
and safe boating practice, navigation, boating
problems and trailering, storing and protecting the
boat. The first four chapters contain core boating
information while the last optional chapter provides
an introduction to GPS waypoint navigation and
piloting via dead reckoning skills. This course
satisfies Ohio’s Mandatory Boater Education Law,
requiring boaters born after January 1, 1982 who
operate a boat over 10hp to obtain the Ohio Boater
Education Card. Graduates receive a 6 month
membership in the Akron Sail and Power Squadron
plus the “Ohio Boating Education Card”, mandatory
for boat operators born after 1982.
Fee: $5 plus $35 material fee payable to
instructor first day of class. This includes
course textbook and 6 month membership in
Akron Sail and Power Squadron
7 Weeks
Tuesdays #707
1/26 – 3/15
(No class 3/1)
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Hudson High School, Media Center Conference
Room B
Multi-Class Discount cannot be used
online. You must register at HCER office
to receive the multi-class discount.
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ADULTS
Watercolor Painting
Dance Mixx by Jazzercise
Yoga Flow
Instructor: Gretchen Bierbaum
Instructors: Lena Samuelson, Joan Tomko &
associates. Certified Jazzercise Instructors
(Adult)
Instructor: Marcie Nithang, LPCC, RYT
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 a.m.
Mondays: 5:45 a.m., 9 a.m.
5:45 p.m.
Tuesdays: 9 a.m. (low impact)
Wednesdays: 5:45 a.m., 9 a.m.*
Thursdays: 9 a.m. (low impact)
Fridays: 5:45 a.m., 9:00 a.m.
Saturdays: 7:25 a.m. (express)
8:05 a.m. (strength)
9 a.m.
*(No Class on 1/28, 2/25,
3/25,
4/29, 5/27)
Start anytime; class registration is
continuous. Register at first class; do not
register with HCER.
Barlow Community Center Assembly
Room, 41 S. Oviatt Street
For more information go to www.jazzercise.
com or contact Joan Tomko at 216-3372207 or [email protected].
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: $100
5 Weeks
Tuesdays/Thursdays
Session 1:
#709
1/5 – 2/4
Session 2:
#710
2/9 – 3/10
Session 3:
#711
3/15 – 4/21
(No class 3/22 & 3/24)
Session 4:
#712
4/26 – 5/26
4:45 - 5:45 p.m.
Session 1 & 2 at Ellsworth Hill Gym
Session 3 & 4 at Ellsworth Hill Cafeteria
You can exercise the creative hemisphere of your
brain working with watercolor. This will maintain
your brain function into middle and old age. Each
student completes a painting during a class using
their own supplies, or the instructor’s. Most adults
have not touched an art paint brush since the third
grade and this class does not require any further
training in art.
Fee: $91 plus $2 per class to use the instructor’s
supplies (or bring your own and only pay the
fee)
6 Weeks
Mondays
Session 1:
#708
4/18 – 5/23
10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Barlow Community Center, 41S Oviatt Street,
Memorial Room
Drawing Techniques
Charcoal, graphite, chalk and conte crayon are
the mediums utilized in this beginner to advanced
student class. Brush up on your basic drawing skills
or learn a new skill to enjoy while in the company of
other artists. This class is intended to foster learning
at any skill level. I give one on one instruction while
letting my students grow at their own pace. This is
an extremely relaxed environment in which to learn.
Min. 4/Max 7
Some supplies are needed in addition to the class
fee.
Class fee $70
Fridays
#713
4/8 – 5/20
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Barlow Community Center Memorial Room
Ballroom Dancing
The Fun, Healthy and
Exciting Way to Exercise
Call Your Friends and Start
Your Own Private Class
With Master Teacher
Ballroom Dance & Etiquette Programs
(3 to 6 couples)
216.831.5463
www.DickBlake.com
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Pickleball
Pickleball is a popular new game that combines elements
of badminton, tennis, and ping pong into an easy to play, fun
filled game suitable for all ages. Come and give this fast
growing sport a try.
Fee: $25.00 for the 6 week session, or $5.00 single drop
in fee.
Mondays
1/11 – 2/15
OR
Wednesdays
1/13 – 2/17
12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
This class is eligible for the Silver Sneaker discount.
Hillcrest YMCA, 5000 Mayfield Road, Lyndhurst, Ohio
44121. 216-382-4300. Do not call HCER. Call YMCA for
info and registration.
Body Sculpting by Exterior Designs, Inc.
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. Bring a set
of 5lb dumbbells, exercise mat and stretch band to class (available on
website) To register, visit flexcity.com or call 440-729-3463. DO NOT
REGISTER THROUGH HCER.
Fee:$55 per 8 class term, $130 any 3 terms
Monday/Wednesday
1/13 – 2/10
2/17 – 3-16
(No class 3/7)
3/28 – 4/20
4/27 – 5/23
6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Hudson Middle School, Media Center
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MEN’S PICK UP BASKETBALL
WINTER & SPRING
Hudson High School Auxiliary Gym, and
Hudson Middle School Main Gym
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 canceled) Be
sure to bring two shirts, one light one dark.
Men’s 21 & Over Basketball
Supervisor: Steve Randolph
Wednesdays
Fee: $55 Winter Session
1/6 – 2/17 (HHS Aux.)
2/24 – 3/16 (HMS Main)
(No bball 3/23)
Fee: $50 Spring Session
3/30 – 6/1 (HHS Aux.)
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.*
Limit 35 participants
Supervisor: Steve Randolph
Mondays
1/4 – 2/15 (HHS Aux.)
(No bball 1/18)
2/22 – 3/14 (HMS Main Gym)
(No bball 1/18, 3/21)
3/28 – 5/23 (HHS Aux.)
(No bball 5/30)
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.*
Supervisor: Jerry Spaulding
Saturdays
1/9 – 2/20 (HHS Aux.)
6:30 - 8:00 a.m.*
2/27 - 3/19 (HMS Main)
(No bball 3/28)
6:30 - 8 a.m.*
4/2 – 6/4 (HHS Aux.)
4/30 & 5/7 (HHS Main)
(No bball 5/28)
7 - 9 a.m.
*Times may vary due to school events/
programs, check with the HCER
or www.hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer to
confirm all times and locations.
*If you are not registered and paid BEFORE the
day of play, you will not be able to participate.
Men’s Senior Golf
Fly Fishing
Coordinator: Dick Parker
Instructor: Tim Killeen, Fly Fishing
Instructor and Author of the Executives
guide to Fly Fishing
Friday’s are the day for golf! Well… everyday is a
great day for golf. Good times. Good friends.
This is a traveling league and players who register
for this league are expected to travel to as many
outings as possible.
“The League is comprised of men who are age 60
or older. We play Friday morning from May through
September at Northeast Ohio courses within an
hour’s drive of Hudson. Many “unofficial” rounds are
played on Wednesdays.”
For more information please visit:
www.hcerseniorgolf.weebly.com
Returning Player Registration
3/1 – 3/21
Registration Fee: $30
Prize Fund Fee: $30 (separate check)
Returning Alternate Registration 3/22 – 4/4
New Player Registration
4/5 – 4/15
Western Reserve Community
Band
Conductor: Ralph Meyer
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.
Fee: $35 (per person)
Weekly Rehearsals:
Thursdays
#714
1/7 – 5/26
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Sectionals
8:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Hudson Middle School Band Room
330-655-7586
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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
#7155/19
7 - 9 p.m.
(classroom instruction)
Hudson High School Room A118
Saturday
5/21
9 - 11 a.m. (casting)
Hudson Springs Park Warner Pavilion, 7095 Stow Road
MEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Men’s Slo-Pitch Softball
Friday Night - 40+
Tuesday Night - Open
Sunday Night - Open
League meeting Thursday April 14, 2016, Hudson
High School, Room A 101, 7 PM. League play
May – August, plus playoffs.
A Hudson tradition on Fridays, Sundays and
Tuesday Nights. Call 330-653-1210 for league
rules and entry forms after January 25, 2016.
Registrations accepted from returning teams
beginning Feb 1, 2016. Should there be
remaining openings; registration will open to new
teams after Feb 26, 2016. Eight Team League for
each Friday, Sunday and Tuesday Leagues.
Watch our web site for more details,
Email [email protected] for more information.
Valid with coupon only at time of service. Not valid with other offers,
promotions or coupons. May not be applied toward club membership.
Expires 3/15/16. HCER
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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 selfeducation, 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 [email protected], 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].
HCER
Hudson City School District
Hudson Community Education & Recreation
2440 Hudson-Aurora Road
Hudson, OH 44236
To Our Friends at...
Winter & Spring 2016
Programs
www,hudson.k12.oh.us/hcer
Non-Profit
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 2
Hudson, OH 44236

winter spring 2016 - Hudson City Schools

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