Summer 2015 - Town of Moraga

Summer 2015
Registration
is open NOW!
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925.888.7045
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Camps . . . . . . . . 8
Classes. . . . . . . 12
COMMUNITY NOTICE
Town Council
Mayor: Roger Wykle
Vice Mayor: Mike Metcalf
Council Members: Phil Arth,
Teresa Onoda, Dave Trotter
Town Staff
Town Manager: Jill Keimach
Town Clerk: Marty McInturf
Administrative Services Director:
Stephanie Hom
Parks & Recreation Director:
Jay Ingram
Planning Director: Ellen Clark
Police Chief: Robert Priebe
Public Works Director/Town Engineer:
Edric Kwan
Town Attorney: Michelle Kenyon
Town Treasurer: Bradley Ward
Town Directory
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Town Offices Holiday Closure Notice
May 25: Memorial Day
July 4: Independence Day
9/80 work schedule and increased
public counter hours: Monday to Friday,
9:00 am to 12 noon and 1:00 to 5:00 pm
daily. Offices will be closed alternate
Fridays. Check moraga.ca.us for specific
closure dates.
Printing and mailing of the Town Crier
partially supported by the Contra Costa
Clean Water Program
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Attention Moraga! The morning of Saturday, April 25, 2015 you will see
bicyclists and runners “about town” for our annual Moraga Triathlon. Please
drive slowly and look out for bicyclists on Moraga Road, Carroll Ranch, Canyon
Road and Camino Pablo. Look for runners in the Campolindo neighborhood. The
race starts at 7:30 am and finishes around 11:00 am. Please be safe, use caution
and provide a safe environment the morning of the race. For detailed route
maps and additional information visit moragatri.com.
Summer Job
Opportunities Available
Creek and Stormwater
Maintenance
The Parks & Recreation Department is
currently recruiting part-time employees.
Positions include Recreation Leader I,
Recreation Leader II (Camp Director), and
Seasonal Maintenance Worker. Working
at Camp Hacienda, the Town-run summer
day camp, Recreation Leaders will lead
campers in songs, games, crafts, and more!
Working with the Public Works/Parks
Maintenance Department, Seasonal
Maintenance Workers will assist in the
daily maintenance of parks, facilities,
street medians, and other areas as needed.
Although a creek may channel water from
a large area, most creeks and other
drainage structures are privately owned,
and the Town does not maintain most of
the creeks and drains in the community.
Property owners are responsible for the
creek’s banks, bottom, and growth that run
through their property.
For more information including
applications, job descriptions, and
supplemental questions, please visit
moraga.ca.us.
Moraga Youth
Involvement Committee
Recruitment
Applications are now being accepted for
the 15–16 term of the Moraga Youth
Involvement Committee, MYIC, deadline
is August 7, 2015. The MYIC is a
committee comprised of students who
reside in Moraga who want to contribute to
their community and learn the civic
process. The MYIC acts as an advisory body
to the Town Council on youth related
issues, organizes youth/family events for
the Moraga Community and completes
philanthropic projects that change yearly.
For more information or to obtain an
application contact Kimberly Nelson at
(925) 888-7035 or [email protected].
The same goes for drainage structures;
both underground pipes and above ground
structures which carry water through or
around your property. These concrete
drainage swales are also known as “V”
ditches. The purpose of the ditch is to
intercept surface runoff on the slope to
reduce the amount of infiltration into the
slope. Property owners are also responsible
for the section of the drain that runs from
the culvert to the street. The Town does
not take responsibility of water until it
reaches the storm drain in the street.
For information regarding creek
maintenance and drainage structure
responsibilities, contact the Moraga Public
Works Department at (925) 888-7026.
For more information regarding what is
allowed when working in the creek,
or before beginning any
work in a waterway,
contact the California
Department of Fish and
Game at (707) 944-5500.
moraga.ca.us
925.888.7050
Town Crier
MORAGA
Moraga Juniors
Garden Tour
Sunday, May 3, 2015
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Stunning outdoor kitchens, dynamic water
features, creative recreation areas and
beautiful plants will all be on display at
the 10th Moraga Juniors Garden Tour on
Sunday, May 3.
The self-guided tour, which takes place
from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, will showcase
five unique gardens in the Lamorinda area.
Guests will gather ideas and inspiration
while supporting the Moraga Juniors’ 2015
beneficiary, Contra Costa Crisis Center.
Tickets are $35 and will be available
for sale at Across the Way in Moraga,
McDonnell Nursery in Orinda and Orchard
Nursery in Lafayette. Tickets may also be
purchased online at moragajuniors.org.
The Moraga Junior Women’s Club is a
non-profit organization that raises funds
and participates in service
projects to benefit local
schools and parks, the
Moraga Library, and
other local charities.
Moraga Citizen's Network
Shop Moraga First
Be informed. Be involved. Participate
in the Moraga Community! Sign up to
receive the Moraga Citizens Network
e-newsletter, the MCN Link that will pop
into your inbox every few weeks where
you can read what’s coming up in the two
weeks ahead:
Do you remember the Yellow Pages?
Dialing 411 to ask an operator for an
address or a phone number? Then came
Google, where answers to ‘where to find
places or things’ can be found at your
fingertips. Now we have Shop Moraga First.
•Announcements of cultural events offered
by our town’s college and high school
•Discussion of issues that affect the
town’s development
•Events like a college concert, a town fair,
and so much more
There’s also a rather complete calendar of
the month’s events and meetings taking
place in Moraga which includes dates,
times, and locations of each event listed.
AND…Like the Moraga Citizens Network
Facebook page and keep up to date on
approaching events plus breaking news.
It’s a great way to keep yourself in the loop!
Subscribe to the MCN Link by contacting
Ellen at [email protected] or visiting
moragacitizensnetwork.org
Promoting
Participation
in the Moraga
Community
The unstructured routine of summer can
keep you moving all day, swim team, tennis
lessons, and play dates, etc. Then you need
something—your daughter’s swim team
colored beach towel. But where do you go
without fighting traffic and searching for
parking? Go to shopmoragafirst.com and
type in your item under “key words” and
search. There is a good possibility you will
have a couple of options in Moraga.
It is a new and local tool to help streamline
your shopping and eliminate wasted time.
The added bonus—all the tax dollars stay
here, repairing the roads, building a new
bridge to Canyon… in essence, enhancing
the quality of our lives. Locally owned
businesses care about their customers,
it’s their livelihood. While we can’t always
find what we are looking for locally,
checking Moraga
businesses first, dining
locally, buying gas
locally—those tax
dollars stay here
benefiting all of Moraga.
In 2012, the Moraga Police Department
(MPD) got involved with the Law
Enforcement Torch Run to benefit Special
Olympics Northern California (SONC).
The Torch Run is the single biggest
year-round fundraising event for the SONC
and consists of an intrastate running relay
through thousands of communities,
conducted by about 3,000 police officers
at the Local, State and Federal level. In
addition to having police officers run in
the event in the past, the Moraga Police
Officers Association sponsors an annual
fundraiser in the summer to benefit the
Special Olympics Northern California. Last
year, Moraga Police partnered with the
New Rheem Theatre for a Kids Day event
which consisted of a matinee showing of a
family movie and a festival with carnival
games and fun activities. The event was
also supported by a generous donation
from the Kiwanis Club of Moraga Valley.
The annual fundraiser is again planned for
Summer of 2015 with the pledged support
of the Kiwanis Club. Please visit
moragapoa.com for details or call Sgt.
Brian South at (925) 888-7052. The MPD
is pleased to support Special Olympics
Northern California
and we appreciate
the support of
the community.
TOWN CRIER
Law Enforcement Torch Run
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TOWN CRIER
Moraga Historical
Society
Moraga Women's
Society News
The Moraga Historical Society is
celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year!
Located at 1500 St. Mary’s Road, adjacent
to the Moraga Library, the History Center
is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. During the week
of April 27, 2015, all 3rd graders in the
Moraga School District will tour the
History Center and be given mini lessons
about Moraga from the prehistoric era to
incorporation. Not to be missed will be
100 year old Mary Ostrander telling her
tales of growing up on a ranch! In May the
Society is planning a Romeria (field trip)
to San Francisco’s Chinatown. The
Conference of California Historical
Societies will present their annual Awards
of Achievement to several deserving
Moraga Historical Society members in
June. Watch for the Society’s booth at the
4th of July celebrations and plan on
attending the annual dinner Wednesday,
August 5 at the Hacienda de las Flores.
Mark your calendars for the culminating
event of our 50th year with a luncheon
banquet on Saturday, October 10 at the
Saint Mary’s College Soda Center. For
more information call the History Center
at (925) 377-8734 or Susan Sperry at
(925) 376-3053.
In fulfillment of the Mission Statement of
the Moraga Women’s Society, “All money
raised… shall be used for the betterment of
the community…,” Joaquin Moraga
Intermediate School received a donation
dedicated to their Earth Stewardship class
taught by Dawn Lezak. This class is
designed as an interdisciplinary class
aligned with the Common Core standards.
Students participate in hands-on outdoor
activities connecting to 6th grade
curriculum presented in their classes.
Student teams spend time in the garden
working in the dirt on specific garden
projects, conducting experiments, learning
about sustainable systems, climate zones,
erosion, insects, solar energy, composting,
and much more. Therefore at the April 20
Moraga Women’s Society meeting
Ms. Lezak will provide the membership a
tour of the garden, meeting her students
and explaining her curriculum. Guests are
welcome. Please call Colleen Lund at
(925) 376-3520 for more information.
Sam Sperry and
Dale Walwark
on a previous
Romeria!
The Moraga Women’s Society is a
non-profit organization. The object of
the club is to provide community service,
promote cultural service and provide
social activities for its members.
For membership information call
Judy Ayres at (925) 376-9172.
Lamorinda CERT
Do you have emergency kits for your
home and car? Household accidents as well
as natural disasters can happen at any
time and often without warning. Having
the necessary supplies in handy kits at
home and in your car will make a
difference in how you manage the
emergency.
Lamorinda CERT (Community
Emergency Response Team) class
registration is currently open. Upcoming
classes will be held this Spring in Moraga
on Wednesday nights, April 8–May 20,
and Fall in Orinda on Thursday nights,
September 9–October 22. The course of
six classes followed by a drill allows
participants to practice basic emergency
preparedness and first aid skills. Classes
are open to residents and employees of the
Lamorinda area, and are free of cost,
however we do ask for a commitment
to attend all classes. Registration for
upcoming sessions can
easily be done online
at lamorindacert.org
Make your emergency
kits and be prepared!
Join the Moraga Movers
The Moraga Movers, one of the largest social groups in town with over 400 members, offers
monthly dinners with interesting speakers and entertainers. Designed primarily for those
ages 55 plus, activities also include bridge, book club, classic movies, and more. Frequent
excursions are arranged to places of interest throughout the Bay Area. Dinners are the
second Monday of the month at the Saint Mary’s College Soda Center where friends old and
new can socialize and enjoy engaging and informative entertainment. For membership
information call Linda Borrelli at (925) 376-6151.
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925.888.7050
Saturday, May 9, 2015
11:00 am to 4:00 pm
The Rheem Shopping Center is the site,
Saturday, May 9 is the date, and the 9th
Moraga Community Faire is the place to
come for Mother’s Day gifts, wine tasting,
listening to local jazz musicians, savoring
delicious eats from food trucks,
photographing your kids climbing the 26’
climbing wall, and winning raffle prizes
by doing the Explorer Passport. Don’t
miss this day! Over 70 local businesses,
non-profits, and artists will be on hand to
fill you in on the latest products and
services, and show you how you can ‘up’
your ability to “Shop Moraga First”—the
mission of the Moraga Chamber of
Commerce, the organizer of this event.
The Saint Mary’s College Jazz
Band will take center stage at 11:00 am,
followed by The Full Coverage Band.
Adam Noel’s jazz musicians and chorus
from Joaquin Moraga Intermediate will
close the day. As always, the 5A Classic
Car Show is a must see for all car fans.
Meander through the dozens of restored
beauties, talk to the owners, and enjoy the
music provided
by Verducci
Entertainment.
If you have a
car to show,
please contact
Gloria Noggle at
(925) 247-4473
or Jason Evans at
(925) 788-3889.
See you at the
Faire! For a
schedule of
events and more
details, please
visit moragachamber.org
in mid-April.
4th of July
Celebration
July 4th Fun Run
Join hundreds of Moraga residents for
the annual 4th of July Fun Runs with
either the 2 mile run/walk, 5 mile run, or
Kiddie races! Sponsored by the
Campolindo Track and Field and Cross
Country programs, the Moraga 4th of
July “Fun Run” races kick off Moraga’s
day long 4th of July celebration. The net
proceeds from these runs again will be
going to the Campolindo High School
track and cross country teams. Please
visit campotrack.com for complete race
details and to register or contact the Race
Director at [email protected]
for additional information.
JULY 4th SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Hosted by Moraga Parks & Recreation
TimeEvent
9:00 am
Dog Parade
9:00 am–1:00 pm
Community Booths
10:30 am
Bike Parade
10:00 am–4:00 pm
Jumpies
11:00 am
Old Fashioned Kids Games
12:30 pm
Family Magic Show
7:00 pm
Concert: FUNdamentals
9:30 pm (ish)
Fireworks
depending on darkness
HOST A COMMUNITY BOOTH
ON JULY 4TH
Does your organization or business want
to have a booth at the 4th of July event
and be a part of the busiest day of the year
in the Commons Park? Share your
organization with the community between
9:00 am and 1:00 pm, booth space is
limited and there is a small fee to reserve
your spot. Booth applications must be
received by May 29. Applications and
additional information is available at
moragarec.com.
Location
Bandshell
Park
Flag Pole
Park
Bandshell
Bandshell
Bandshell
View from the Commons Park
or Moraga Country Club
BUY A ROCKET—SUPPORT
THE FIREWORKS!
Continue the tradition! Help the
community raise $25,000 for the annual
fireworks show! Donate online at
moragarec.com or send your check, made
payable to the Town of Moraga, to:
Town of Moraga, Attn: Buy a Rocket
2100 Donald Drive
Moraga, CA 94556
ACTIVITY GUIDE
Moraga
Community Faire
Photo by Carol Irwin
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MORAGA
Activity Guide
EVENTS
Moraga Community
Garage Sale
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Online registration
begins March 1, 2015
The Moraga Community Garage Sale gives
participants a chance to clean out their
garages, attics, storage sheds and closets
while providing the opportunity to get
acquainted with neighbors and promote
responsible and sustainable practices for
our environment.
Moraga Beautiful
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
Saturday, April 18, 2015
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Moraga Commons Park
Sunday, May 3, 2015
12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Hacienda de las Flores, 2100 Donald Drive
Our annual Moraga Beautiful event will be
Saturday, April 18, from 9:00 am to
12:00 pm at the Moraga Commons Park.
We are requesting volunteers to wear old
clothes for weeding and the beautification
of the park picnic benches. The Town will
supply gloves, brushes
and stain.
Live mariachi band, authentic Mexican
food and drink and activities for all ages.
Sponsored by the Hacienda Foundation
of Moraga and the Town of Moraga.
Moraga
Triathlon
Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 7:30 am
Soda Aquatic Center—Campolindo High
School, 300 Moraga Road
The Town of Moraga, coupled with the
Soda Aquatic Center and Campolindo High
School campus, make the Moraga Triathlon
the ideal venue for the beginning triathlete
as well as the more advanced competitor.
The swim is a challenging 400 meter sprint,
followed by a 22 K bike ride (about 13
miles) winding through a scenic redwood
forest. The event culminates with a 5K
(3.1 mile) run through the Campolindo
subdivision before to completing with
a lap around the Campolindo Track and
a finish in front of the grandstand.
Visit haciendafoundation.org for more
information.
Returning in 2015 are the youth
divisions for ages 5–7 and 8–11. Youth
routes and distances will be available soon.
Make your New Year’s resolution and start
training for the Moraga Triathlon.
Compete as an individual or relay team.
Residents of the Town of Moraga are
invited to hold garage sales at their homes,
join with neighbors to hold block sales, or
get together with their community group
to hold a group sale. A $15 registration fee
gets your garage sale in the Community
Garage Sale Guide. The Town will provide
marketing for the event and the sellers
keep the cash—it’s that easy!
The guides will be available online, at the
Town Offices, Moraga Library, and at the
Hacienda de las Flores beginning May 13.
For questions regarding
the community
garage sale please
call (925) 888-7036.
We will need a large number of volunteers
available on the day of the race working
from 5:30 am to approximately 11:30 am.
Please sign up before the event to volunteer.
Volunteer as a group or individual, you will
receive a free event t-shirt. Please sign up to
volunteer by emailing [email protected].
For more information visit moragatri.com
or call (925) 888-7035.
Fees increase April 1, 2015.
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REGISTER ONLINE:
moragarec.com
925.888.7045
Local Wine Social,
Art Exhibit & Sale
2015 Summer
Concert Series
Thursday, May 28, 2015
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Hacienda de las Flores, 2100 Donald Drive
Moraga Commons Park
Summer Thursdays, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Concession stand opens
at 6:00 pm for dinner.
Free Family Movie Night
Friday, May 29, 2015
8:40 pm (depending on darkness)
Moraga Commons Park
Join the MYIC as we show The LEGO Movie
under the stars at the Moraga Commons
Park. Bundle up with blankets and friends,
enter the raffle, and enjoy delicious
concessions sold by the MYIC.
Family Camp Out
Saturday, July 25, 2015
2:00 pm to 10:00 am (overnight)
Rancho Laguna Park
Join us for a suburban camping
experience at Rancho Laguna Park with
your family! You will enjoy family games,
crafts for the kids, and a campfire under
the stars. Dinner and continental breakfast
provided. NEW this year: make your own
s’mores station!
Families should bring camping equipment
including a tent and sleeping bags, as well
as extras such as chairs, flashlights, snacks,
a change of clothes and personal items. No
pets are allowed at the family camp out.
Check-in begins Saturday at 2:00 pm with
activities starting at 3:30 pm. Check out
Sunday by 10:00 am. ALL FAMILY
MEMBERS ATTENDING MUST BE
REGISTERED BY JULY 17!
Cost is $17 per person. Register online
at moragarec.com or call (925) 888-7036.
Date
Jun 18
Band; Genre
Spazmatics; Geek Rock
Jun 25
Forejour;
Foreigner/Journey Tribute
Jul 4
(Sat)
FUNdamentals; Rockin’ Dance
(7:00 pm leading up to and
30 minutes after fireworks.)
Jul 9
Mixed Nuts; Decades of Rock
Jul 16
Mania; Beatles Tribute
Jul 23
Stealin’ Chicago;
Steely Dan/Chicago Tribute
Jul 30
Foreverland;
Michael Jackson Tribute
Aug 6
Chris Gardner Band;
New Country & Western
Aug 13
Moonalice; Bay Area 60s
Aug 20
Houserockers; Cover & Dance
You are invited to join your friends and
neighbors for evenings of free family fun
at the park. Bring your picnic blanket or
lawn chairs to the grassy hillside in front
of the bandshell and enjoy the music
while your children enjoy the park.
The Moraga Commons Park is located
at the intersection of Moraga Road and
St. Mary’s Road, 1425 St. Mary’s Road.
The volunteers of the Moraga Park
Foundation will be serving delicious
grilled dinners at the concession stand;
all proceeds are used to fund the free
summer concert program. The Moraga
Park Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit,
public benefit corporation.
ACTIVITY GUIDE
Save the date to join the Hacienda
Foundation of Moraga for a Local Wine
Social, Art Exhibit & Sale. Local vineyards
will pour their wines, and 25+ local artists
will exhibit their artworks.
Visit haciendafoundation.org
for additional information
as the event date approaches.
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CAMPS
Camp Kinder Cool
For children entering Kindergarten or
Transitional Kindergarten, taught by
Moraga Kindergarten teachers
Camp Hacienda
Town Staff
Age 5–10
Travel through time this summer with Camp Hacienda! Well-trained Town staff will lead
your child in games, art, crafts, songs, and more all planned around a central theme for the
week. Whether you are looking for a full day of activity or just a half day, Camp Hacienda is
the place to be. Daily rates and extended care are also available. Half day campers bring a
snack, full day campers bring lunch and two snacks. All campers receive a free camp t-shirt!
All campers must be registered by the Thursday before the camp week starts.
Location: Hacienda, Casita
WEEK: THEME
DATES
WEEK: THEME
DATES
1: Ancient Egypt
2: Medieval Times
3: Wild West
4: The 50s
Jun 22–26
Jun 29–Jul 3
Jul 6–10
Jul 13–17
5: 60s & 70s
6: 80s & 90s
7: Back to the Future
8: Travel the Stars
Jul 20–24
Jul 27–31
Aug 3–7
Aug 10–14
MIN/MAX: 10/30
MIN/MAX: 10/30
WEEKLY RATES
FULL DAY: 9:00 am–4:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $205/person/week
HALF DAY MORNING: 9:00 am–12:30 pm . . . . . . . . . . . $125/person/week
HALF DAY AFTERNOON: 12:30–4:00 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . $125/person/week
DAILY RATES
FULL DAY: 9:00 am–4:00 pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70/person/day
HALF DAY: 9:00 am–12:30 pm or 12:30–4:00 pm . . . . . . . $45/person/day
EXTENDED CARE
MORNING: 8:00–9:00 am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50/person/week
EVENING: 4:00–5:30 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75/person/week
LUNCH BUNCH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50/person/week
Camp Hacienda staff supervision provided between
camps on the Hacienda de las Flores grounds.
Breakaway Camp
Town Staff
Location: Various Schools
SCHEDULE: AGES 5–6
Camino Pablo: Ms. Doolittle & Ms. McClellen
Jun 15–19 M–F 8:30 am–12:00 pm
Jun 22–26 M–F 8:30 am–12:00 pm
Los Perales: Ms. Miller & Ms. Viboch
Jun 15–19 M–F 8:30 am–12:00 pm
Jun 22–26 M–F 8:30 am–12:00 pm
Rheem: Ms. Inzeo & Ms. Kathan
Jul 13–17 M–F 8:30 am–12:00 pm
FEE: $245
Entering Grades 6–8
ONE WEEK ONLY! Spend the week on adventures throughout the Bay Area. Each day is filled
with a fun destination. Bring a friend or come and make new ones. Trips will depart from the
Hacienda de las Flores each day and will have two adult staff supervising. Please bring a bag
lunch or money each day (BBQ lunch provided on Friday). Disclaimer: Trips or specified day
of week may be changed due to availability, weather, or other unforeseeable circumstances.
Location: Hacienda, Casita
SCHEDULE: JULY 27–JULY 31
TIMES
Monday: Rock ’n Jump (trampoline arena), Dublin
Tuesday: Pier 39, San Francisco
Wednesday: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Vallejo
Thursday: Waterworld California, Concord
Friday: BBQ and games, Moraga Common
9:00 am–4:00 pm
9:00 am–4:00 pm
9:00 am–6:00 pm
9:00 am–4:00 pm
9:00 am–4:00 pm
FEE: $300
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MIN/MAX: 8/13
A fun-filled child-centered camp run by
Moraga School District credentialed
Kindergarten teachers. The program is
designed to introduce your child to a
kindergarten environment in a stress-free
way that will build friendships and chase
away the butterflies on the first day of
school. Whether your child is entering
Kindergarten or transitional Kindergarten,
goes to school in Moraga or not, all are
welcome to attend and will benefit from
this camp experience. Register for one week
or both. For children entering K or TK in
August 2015. Please send a small snack with
child each day. A $15 materials fee will be
collected by the teacher on the first day.
MIN/MAX: 10/20
Camp (One)der Cool
Ms. Inzeo & Ms. Kathan Entering 1st grade
Two California credentialed teachers
providing a phonics based reading program
for kids entering first grade in August
2015. Each day will be filled with exciting
reading and writing activities and games.
A healthy snack will be provided daily.
A $15 materials fee will be collected by
the teacher on the first day.
Location: Rheem School, Room 8
Registration
is open now!
REGISTER ONLINE:
SCHEDULE
Jul 13–17
M–F
FEE: $215
moragarec.com
1:00–3:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 6/20
925.888.7045
MORAGA
Activity Guide
PolkaDots Ballet Camp
Bricks 4 Kidz
A morning dance camp for ages 3–5. Camp
includes ballet, crafts, and an end of week
tea party and small recital.
Pokemon LEGO Camp: An adventure that combines the worlds of LEGO® and Pokemon®!
Tap into your inner engineer as we build Dratini, Pikachu and more. Bring your Pokemon®
trading cards to play and trade.
Location: Dance Room
Mining and Crafting II with LEGO®:
Steve is jumping for joy as he introduces the
newest members of Minecraft® to the world
of LEGO®. New mob figures, mosaics and
custom models all incorporating LEGO®
Bricks. Are you ready for the challenge?
Heather Aren’t Age 3–5
SCHEDULE
Jul 21–24
Jul 28–31
Aug 4–7
Tu–F
Tu–F
Tu–F
FEE: $138
10:00 am–12:00 pm
10:00 am–12:00 pm
10:00 am–12:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 4/10
Mini-Hawk Camp: Soccer,
Baseball & Basketball
Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
®
Age 6–11
®
Location: Terrace Room/Garden Conf. Room
SCHEDULE
Space Adventure
Jul 13–17
M–F
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Mining and Crafting
Aug 10–14
M–F
9:00 am–12:00 pm
FEE: $193
MIN/MAX: 10/18
Age 4–6
Cooking with Kids Camp
Lacrosse Camp
This multi-sport camp was developed to give
children a positive first step into athletics.
Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in
a safe, structured environment filled with
lots of encouragement and a big focus on
fun! Through games and activities, campers
explore balance, hand/eye coordination, and
skill development at their own pace.
Campers receive a t-shirt, ball, and player
evaluation. Participant-to-coach ratio is 8:1.
Chinese Dinner Camp: Have Fun with Chef
Lynda & Staff as she guides the children in
how to make delicious, healthy food that
builds their self-esteem and supports their
body. Your family will spend more time in
the kitchen eating your children’s creations.
We will make 10 recipes, from pot stickers
to almond cookies or cake. $16 materials
fee due to instructor at first class.
Lacrosse combines skills used in soccer,
basketball, and hockey into one fast-paced
game. Learn the fundamentals of stick
handling, cradling, passing, and shooting in
a fun, non-checking environment. Sticks,
gloves, and helmet are provided. Campers
receive a t-shirt and a player evaluation.
Participant-to-coach ratio is 12:1
Location: Kitchen
SCHEDULE
Skyhawks Staff
Location: Moraga Commons
FEE: $159
M–F
M–F
9:00 am–12:00 pm
9:00 am–12:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 10/24
Bits of Summer Fun—
Multimedia!
Young Rembrandts Staff
Age 4–12
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Jul 6–10
Jul 27–31
Cooking with Kids Staff
Age 5–10
A Young Rembrandts workshop with
exposure to three different media! We will
emphasize drawing skills, cartooning
techniques and pastels while being
introduced to some fun new characters
enjoying summer fun. $10 materials fee
due to instructor at first class.
AGES
Busy Bee Camp
Jul 27–31
M–F
1:00–3:00 pm
4–5
Children’s Camp
Jul 27–31
M–F
4:00–6:00 pm
6–12
FEE: $245
MIN/MAX: 8/8
Skyhawks Staff
Location: Moraga Commons
Jun 22–26
Skyhawks Staff
Age 6–9
Flag Football is a fun and safe introduction
to “America’s Game.” Participants learn the
fundamentals of passing, rushing, receiving
and defense along with the rules, strategy
and play-calls of the game. Camp ends with
the Skyhawks Super Bowl! Participants
receive a t-shirt, football, and player
evaluation. Participant-to-coach ratio is 12:1
Location: Moraga Commons
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
FEE: $159
FEE: $128
9:00 am–12:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 10/24
Flag Football Camp
Aug 3–7
M–F
M–F
FEE: $159
Location: Mosaic Room
Jul 6–10
Age 7–12
M–F
9:00 am–12:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 10/24
ACTIVITY GUIDE
CAMPS
1:00–3:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 5/20
9
EuroSoccer Camp
EuroSoccer Camp Staff
Flag Rugby Clinic
Skyhawks Staff
Age 6–9
Skyhawks Flag Rugby Players Clinic offers
an exciting, positive, and safe introduction
to one of the world’s most popular new
youth sports. This recreational CO-ED clinic
emphasizes individual skill development,
game strategy, teamwork, character building
and Fun! The first two sessions consist of
1.5 hours of skill development circuits and
player evaluations. The next six sessions
include 45 minutes of instruction, followed
by a 45 minute game. All players receive a
reversible Skyhawks Jersey.
Location: Moraga Commons
SCHEDULE
Jul 7–30 Tu/Th
FEE: $159
MIN/MAX: 10/24
Skyhawks Staff
To register or for more information visit
www.eurosoccercamps.com. Bring water,
a snack, shin guards, cleats, goalie gloves
(if needed), and sunscreen. $25 discount for
early signup.
Goalkeeper Camp (Age 7+)—This camp is
for Goalkeepers and Strikers (if a striker
knows what the goalie is trained to do, he/
she can counter it). Development requires
specialized training, which is difficult to
achieve when goalkeepers are typically
integrated amongst field players during
practices. The aspects of play, such as
distribution, handling, shot-stopping,
crossed balls, footwork, defense
management are what we consider to be
vital skills for goalies to be effective.
Location: Rancho Laguna Park
Follow Me Robot
Volleyball Clinic
Sciensational Camps Staff
Age 6–9
Skyhawks has taken your favorite games
from the playground and combined them
into an action packed camp! Each day your
child will play variations of Kickball,
Dodgeball, and Capture the Flag. Campers
will learn sportsmanship, teamwork and
strategy in addition to the rules of the game.
All participants receive a t-shirt and a merit
award. Participant-to-coach ratio is 14:1
Location: Moraga Commons
SCHEDULE
Jul 13–17 M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
Jul 20–24 M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm all girls
10
Skills Camp (Age 4–11)—This camp
improves player’s skills, teaches how to
practice effectively, and enjoy success in
games. We train and motivate players to
excel by teaching them to use correct
techniques and the practice methods that
help them learn. The drills in this camp use
fun themes for younger players, but get
progressively more sophisticated for older
ages. Players will receive frequent feedback
and take home assignments to have fun and
continue learning. This camp is organized
by age and skill levels.
Player Development Camp (Age 10+)—For
those with some soccer skills; this camp
develops players to be their best. Focus is on
positional play according to game strategy,
movement on the field to stay in the most
advantageous position, communicating with
players to maintain possession, supporting
plays that advance the ball and prepare it
for scoring. Players may prepare a
self-evaluation to discuss with our coaches.
SCHEDULE
Skills Camp
Jul 13–17
M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
Jul 27–31
M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
4–11
4–11
Goalkeeper Camp
Aug 3–7
M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
Aug 17–21 M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
7+
7+
Player Development Camp
Jul 27–31
M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
Aug 17–21 M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
10+
10+
FEE: $135
MIN/MAX: 5/20
6:00–7:30 pm
Multi-Sport Camp
FEE: $159
Age 4–15
Age 7–12
How would you like to build a robot that
listens to your voice? It will detect the
sound with built-in microphones and move
and turn accordingly. It is your robot to
build and take home. Learn about the
different gears and sensors as you build it.
You will get to build other robots working
in groups and join in our Sumo wrestling
and obstacle course events with what you
have built. That’s the Sciensational way!
Location: Pavilion
SCHEDULE
Skyhawks Staff
Age 6–9
Skyhawks Volleyball Players Clinic offers an
exciting, positive, and safe introduction
organized volleyball play. This recreational
CO-ED clinic emphasizes individual skill
development, game strategy, teamwork,
character building and fun! The first two
sessions consist of 1.5 hours of skill
development circuits and player evaluations.
The next six sessions include 45 minutes of
instruction, followed by a 45-minute game.
Players receive a reversible Skyhawks Jersey.
Location: Moraga Commons
Jul 27–31
M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm
SCHEDULE
FEE: $220
MIN/MAX: 8/20
Jul 6–29
M/W
FEE: $159
MIN/MAX: 10/24
REGISTER ONLINE:
moragarec.com
6:00–7:30 pm
MIN/MAX: 10/24
925.888.7045
MORAGA
Activity Guide
CAMPS
Bay Area Debate Club
Passion Projects
for a Genius
Mindfulness, Art,
and Creative Writing
Students will explore their passion each
day and create a project which shows their
genius. These passion projects will
encourage imagination, curiosity, and
lifelong learning. A $15 materials fee
will be collected by the teacher on the
first day.
Research shows that mindfulness practice
can help decrease stress and anxiety. In this
fun and relaxing class, meditation,
watercolor painting, and journaling will
open your child’s natural creativity and
help them express themselves in new ways.
A $10 materials fee will be collected by
the teacher on the first day.
Location: Hacienda
Location: Hacienda
Ms. Ralph & Ms. Noyes
Entering
4th–6th grade
SCHEDULE
Jul 6–10
Jul 13–17
Ms. Wood
SCHEDULE
M–F
M–F
FEE: $228
9:00 am–12:00 pm
12:00–3:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 10/18
Bay Area Debate Club Staff
Age 5–12
AGES
Jun 15–19 M–F 10:00 am–12:30 pm 8–12
Jun 22–26 M–F 10:00 am–12:30 pm 5–8
Jul 13–17 M–F 10:00 am–12:30 pm 8–12
FEE: $153
MIN/MAX: 5/25
Age 10–14
Level 1—This summer camp focuses on
teaching delivery and presentation skills
but also provides foundation of critical
thinking. With exciting activities to write
and speak, students learn how to manage
public speaking anxiety, present themselves
with confidence, and make strong
arguments with reasoning and evidence.
Level 2—This combo summer camp is a
combined course of Advanced Public
Speaking and Speech Writing and Debates.
The aim for this class is to have each
participant write a well-structured and
engaging speech. The participants debate
on a variety of their age-appropriate topics
in various formats.
To learn more visit
www.bayareadebateclub.com
Location: Hacienda
SCHEDULE
Level 1 Jul 20–24
Level 2 Aug 3–7
FEE: $228
M–F
M–F
9:00 am–12:00 pm
9:00 am–12:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 7/20
Registration
is open now!
IncrediFlix Staff
Age 7–13
Live Action Flix (Max 9): Do you want to
have a blast making a movie? We’ll guide
you through “Action” to “That’s a wrap” as
you brainstorm, location scout, bring in
props and costumes, act and direct in a
collaborative movie that will be fun for the
entire audience. Flix downloadable a
month after camp ends.
Minecraft Flix (Max 15): You love Minecraft!
Let your imagination be your guide as you
turn the popular video game into an
exciting Minecraft world made out of paper.
Using stop-motion animation you will bring
Steve, the creepers, animals and more to life.
Students will write, storyboard, shoot and
add voice-over in age-appropriate groups.
Flix downloadable a month after camp.
$30 production fee due to instructor
at first class. $60 production fee for
combo class.
Minecraft Flix
Jun 22–26 M–F 1:00–4:00 pm
$198
Live Action and Minecraft ComboFlix
(Max 9): 10% discount and lunch
supervision provided for those who register
for a full day of IncrediFlix camps! Bring
your own sack lunch.
Live Action & Minecraft
Jul 14–18
M–F 9:00 am–4:00 pm
$354
Location: Terrace
SCHEDULE
Live Action Flix
Jun 22–26 M–F 9:00 am–12:00 pm $198
ACTIVITY GUIDE
IncrediFlix
FEE: $198–$354 MIN/MAX: 6/VARIES
11
CLASSES
Science and Math Camps
Kidz Love Soccer
The Spectacular World of Sports Math
(Grades 4–8)—Students have fun playing
sports and learning about math and
statistics. Each day students will focus on a
sport, learn how to compute statistics for
that sport and then play. On Friday we’ll
develop our own game with our own
statistics.
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer—Introduce
your toddler to the “World’s Most Popular
Game!” As you and your child participate
in our fun age-appropriate activities, your
child will be developing their large motor
skills and socialization skills. The fun
happens on the field, and in Mommy/
Daddy & Me Soccer, parents are part of the
action, not watching from the sidelines! All
kids receive a KLS jersey!
Michael Adler
Grades 4–12
Math is Fantastic (Grades 4–8)—Conquer
the Common Core. Use games and fun
lessons to review topics from last year and
pre-learn topics you’ll cover next year.
Lessons are authentic Common Core,
except ours are fun and make sense.
Attack Algebra II (Grades 7–12)—The
jump from Geometry to Algebra II is a hard
one. Prepare your student so they are not
overwhelmed. Spend time getting an
introduction to some of the most
challenging concepts your students will
face next year. Open to students entering
Algebra I, Algebra II, or Algebra II/Trig.
Age 2–6
Tot Soccer—Little tykes will enjoy running
and kicking! Encourages large motor skill
development through fun soccer games and
introduces small children to the group
setting. All participants receive a KLS
jersey! Shin guards are required after
first meeting.
Pre-Soccer—Teaches the basic techniques
of the game and builds self-esteem through
participation and fun soccer activities. All
participants receive a KLS jersey! Shin
guards are required after first meeting.
Get a Jump on Geometry (Grades 7–12)—
Students will get instruction on proofs,
postulates and procedures for solving
problems involving shapes. We will work
on solving problems that traditionally
cause difficulties and problems that can
be conquered easily. This class is open to
any students who are planning on taking
Geometry.
Soccer 1—Fun skill games are played at
every session, and every participant will
have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided
soccer matches will be introduced
gradually. All participants receive a KLS
jersey! Shin guards are required after
first meeting.
A $25 materials fee will be collected by
the teacher on the first day.
Mommy/Daddy: Ages 2–3.5
Jul 6–Aug 17
M 5:30–6:00 pm
Tot Soccer: Ages 3.5–4
Jul 6–Aug 17
M 3:30–4:00 pm
Pre Soccer: Ages 4–5
Jul 6–Aug 17
M 4:00–4:35 pm
Soccer 1: Ages 5–6
Jul 6–Aug 17
M 4:35–5:20 pm
Location: Camino Pablo School, Room 16
SCHEDULE
Sports Math
Jul 6–10
M–F
Math is Fantastic
Jul 13–17
M–F
Algebra II
Jul 27–31
M–F
Geometry
Aug 3–7
M–F
FEE: $223
12
Kidz Love Soccer Staff
11:00 am–1:30 pm
11:00 am–1:30 pm
Location: Saint Mary’s College Field
SCHEDULE
FEE: $102
MIN/MAX: 5/20
11:00 am–1:30 pm
Skyhawks Tot Baseball
Skyhawks Staff
This program was designed to give children
a positive first step into baseball. Your
young athlete will learn the fundamentals
of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and
base-running in a fun, safe and positive
environment. Through age-appropriate
games and activities, participants learn
balance, body movement, hand/eye
coordination, teamwork and
sportsmanship! The participant-to-coach
ratio is approximately 6:1.
Location: Moraga Commons Park
WINTER SCHEDULE
Parent Participation: Ages 2–3
Jun 13–Aug 1
Sa 10:00–10:30 am
Tot Baseball: Ages 3–5
Jun 13–Aug 1
Sa 10:30–11:15 am
Jun 16–Jul 28
Tu 4:00–4:45 pm
FEE: $99
MIN/MAX: 8/25
MIN/MAX: 4/12
Skyhawks Tot
Basketball
Skyhawks Staff
Age 2–5
This program was designed to give children
a positive first step into basketball. Your
young athlete will learn the fundamentals
of dribbling, passing, shooting and
rebounding in a fun, safe and positive
environment. Through age-appropriate
games and activities, participants learn
balance, body movement, hand/eye
coordination, teamwork and
sportsmanship! The participant-to-coach
ratio is approximately 6:1.
Location: Moraga Commons Park
SCHEDULE
Parent Participation: Ages 2–3
Jun 16–Jul 28
Tu 2:30–3:00 pm
Tot Basketball: Ages 3–5
Jun 13–Aug 1
Sa 11:15 am–12:00pm
Jun 16–Jul 28
Tu 3:00–3:45 pm
FEE: $99
11:00 am–1:30 pm
Age 2–5
MIN/MAX: 4/12
Registration is open now!
REGISTER ONLINE:
moragarec.com
925.888.7045
MORAGA
Activity Guide
Rugbytots
Rugby Tots Staff
Age 2–7
Register at www.rugbytotsusa.com.
Junior Rugbytots: This class has been
developed to start encouraging children to
use core skills like balance, agility and
coordination. We use multi-coloured foam
balls and cones to ensure the children’s
safety at all times. The 30-minute parent
participation session includes passing,
catching, try scoring, cone kicking, and
games involving giant rugby balls.
Senior Rugbytots: This class has been
developed to build on the basic motor skills
learned and to start looking at the more
specific skills used in Rugby. We have
specifically designed games and tasks to
teach children to find space, pass the rugby
ball backwards, score a “well worked” try
and much more. We use midi size rugby
balls for this class so the children can get
used to the weight and feel of a proper ball.
Advanced Rugbytots: This class has been
developed with the same “fun first”
approach that is present throughout the
whole program. We are able to utilize the
valuable knowledge and experience of our
current coaches, some of whom have played
at the highest level, to produce a program
capable of further developing children who
have enjoyed their time at Rugbytots or for
those who are joining us for the first time.
Location: Saint Mary’s College Field
SCHEDULE
Junior Rugbytots: Ages 2–3.5
Jun 24–Jul 29
W 12:30–1:00 pm
Senior Rugbytots: Ages 3.5–5
Jun 24–Jul 29
W 1:15–2:00 pm
Advanced Rugbytots: Ages 5–7
Jun 24–Jul 29
W 2:15–3:00 pm
FEE: $108 + ADDITIONAL $39.99
Registration fee Includes Rugbytots Kit/Uniform.
MIN/MAX: 6/12
Beginning
Keyboard/Piano
Ted Crowley
Beginning Guitar
Ted Crowley
Age 10+
Learn to read music and play both
melodies and chords in just a few weeks. No
experience necessary. Contact instructor for
help getting a keyboard. A $10 materials
fee is due to the instructor at first class.
Location: Mosaic Room
M
FEE: $138
MIN/MAX: 3/6
SCHEDULE
7:45–8:30 pm
CPR and First Aid
CPR Training Center Staff
Age 14+
It is a known fact that the initiation of early
CPR has proven to increase the survival rate
of patients who suffer a cardiac arrest. The
combination of community CPR, early
defibrillation and advanced life support has
been proven to save lives.
Location: La Sala/Library
SCHEDULE
CPR
Jun 20
Jul 18
Aug 15
Sa
Sa
Sa
9:00 am–12:30 pm
9:00 am–12:30 pm
9:00 am–12:30 pm
First Aid
Jun 27
Sa
9:00 am –1:00 pm
FEE: $78
MIN/MAX: 4/8
Most popular songs use only three or four
simple chords. You can learn to play your
favorites in just a few weeks. It’s easy, fun,
and no prior experience is needed, just
bring your guitar. Contact instructor for
help getting a guitar. A $5 materials fee is
due to the instructor at first class.
Location: Mosaic Room
SCHEDULE
Jun 15–Aug 10
Age 10+
Jun 15–Aug 10
M
7:00–7:45 pm
FEE: $138
MIN/MAX: 3/6
Online Driver’s Ed
Safety Driver’s Ed
Age 15+
Independence is just a click away. Complete
your Driver’s Education requirement from
your home computer, tablet or phone. This
is an interactive, online course with videos
and animated driving scenarios. Learn the
rules of the road, driver responsibility,
DMV procedures and more. Receive
DMV-approved Certificate of Completion.
A licensed instructor is available to answer
any questions. Sign up any time.
Location: Online
FEE: $48
MIN/MAX: 1/NO MAX
Wines & Vines
Susan Captain, Vineyard Manager Age 21+
Enhance your dinner party enjoyment and
impress your friends! Pairing wine with food
is a breeze if you know a few basic rules. Let
us share our secrets of wine tasting and wine
growing. The class will also introduce you to
wine evolution from ancient to current
times. Wine tasting and cheese pairing in
each class!
Location:
Captain Vineyards
SCHEDULE
Jun 14
Jul 12
Aug 9
FEE: $43
Su
Su
Su
1:00–3:00 pm
1:00–3:00 pm
1:00–3:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 2/12
ACTIVITY GUIDE
CLASSES
13
CLASSES
Yoga: Iyengar
Jeanne Dowell
T’ai Chi/Qigong
Adult
Jeanne Dowell, former instructor under US
Olympics brings a unique approach to her
teaching. She has studied throughout the
world, including the Iyengar Institute in
Pune, India. Weekly themes are given to
help make yoga relevant in your daily life.
All levels welcome.
Wendy Helms
Stress Management—This gentle “moving
meditation” will help you to become more
calm, relaxed, and balanced.
Fit An’trim:
Balanced and Strong
Cheryl Antrim
Location: La Sala
SCHEDULE
Jun 8–Jul 13
Jun 10–Jul 15
Jul 20–Aug 24
Jul 22–Aug 26
M
W
M
W
9:00–10:15 am
6:30–7:45 pm
9:00–10:15 am
6:30–7:45 pm
FEE: $96
MIN/MAX: 5/17
50+
Remain independent and strong. Some
exercises will be done seated, some done
standing (none on the floor). Experience
balance, mobility, and strength exercises in
this 45 minute class. Bring light weights and
plan to have fun while exercising to music.
Location: Dance Room
SCHEDULE
Registration
is open now!
Adult
Jun 2–30
Jul 14–Aug 25
Tu
Tu
10:00–10:45 am $43
10:00–10:45 am $59
FEE: $43–59
MIN/MAX: 6/30
Continuing—Open to students who have
taken at least two previous series of T’ai Chi
Chih classes. The easy-to-learn movements
of this meditation-in-motion can help to
reduce stress, improve balance and promote
calmness, relaxation and mindfulness.
Location:Terrace Room
SCHEDULE
Stress Management
Jun 9–Jul 28
Tu
9:30–10:30 am
Continuing
Jun 11–Jul 30 Th 9:30–10:30 am
FEE: $91
MIN/MAX: 5/9
Lamorinda Lunch ’n Learn: Tech Series
Grant Stubblefield, Neighborhood Computers
Adult
The Town of Moraga and City of Orinda are partnering to offer a three-part technology series Lunch ‘n Learn. Attend one class or all three!
From the basic user to the advanced user, everyone will learn something. Grant Stubblefield is the owner of Neighborhood Computers, a
Saint Mary’s College graduate, seasoned Moraga community volunteer, and experienced IT administrator. He has lined up three great topics
for us this Summer. Lecture/Q & A begins at 10:30 am. Lunch is served at 12:00 pm.
Best Practices 2015—Want insight into the
world of enterprise IT solutions? Want to
know how to keep your computer running
smooth, efficient, and secure? How about
managing all of those passwords you need
to remember? Neighborhood Computers
will provide an open lecture and discussion
about the best IT practices for your home or
office computer regarding security, backup,
and syncing. Lunch is generously provided
by Aegis Living of Moraga.
Internet Security for the 21st Century—
How do you prevent viruses? What are
suspicious websites, emails, or scams to
look out for? How do you lock down your
system from your children/grandchildren?
Neighborhood Computers will provide an
open lecture and discussion about internet
security in today’s world and how to keep
your computer and your data secure. Lunch
is generously provided by Merrill Gardens
of Lafayette.
iPhones, iPads, and iOS—Want to know
more about your beloved Apple devices?
How about some tips and tricks for using
more of their features? Or maybe you want
to know how to sync all your Apple devices
together? Neighborhood Computers will
provide an open lecture and discussion
about Apple mobile devices and go in depth
about some of their core features that
everyone should learn how to use. Lunch is
generously provided by Atria Lafayette
Location: Orinda Community Center,
Room 8, 28 Orinda Way
Location: Hacienda de las Flores,
2100 Donald Drive, Moraga
Location: Orinda Community Center,
Room 8, 28 Orinda Way
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
Jun 19
FEE: $10
14
F
10:30 am–12:00 pm
Jul 17
MIN/MAX: 10/30
FEE: $10
F
10:30 am–12:00 pm
Aug 14
MIN/MAX: 10/30
FEE: $10
REGISTER ONLINE:
F
moragarec.com
10:30 am–12:00 pm
MIN/MAX: 10/30
925.888.7045
MORAGA
Activity Guide
Registration
is open NOW!
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REFUND POLICY: A full refund will be made only if a class/activity is cancelled by the department. Refunds require 30 days to
process and will be issued in the form of a check. No refunds will be issued after the first meeting. Refunds prior to first class
will be charged a $10.00 processing fee. A completed registration and waiver must be in the Recreation Department’s
possession at the time of the first class. Thank you. All classes and activities subject to cancellation due to low enrollment.
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consideration for being permitted by the above agency to participate in the above activity, I hereby waive, release, and
discharge any and all claims for damages for personal injury, death, or property damage which I may have, or which may
hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in said activity. This release is intended to discharge in advance the above
agency (its officers, employees, and agents) from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with my participation
in said activity, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities
mentioned above. It is understood that this activity involves an element of risk and danger of accidents and knowing those
risks, I hereby assume those risks. It is further agreed that this waiver, release and assumption of risk is to be binding on my
heirs and assigns. I agree to indemnify and to hold the above person or entities free and harmless from any loss, liability,
damage cost, or expense which they may incur as a result of my death or any injury or property damage that I may sustain while
participating in said activity.
PARENTAL CONSENT: I hereby consent to the above registrants’ participation in the above activity(ies). I hereby execute the
above Agreement, Waiver, and Release on his/her behalf. I state that said minor is physically able to participate in said activity.
I hereby agree to indemnify and hold the persons and entities mentioned above free and harmless from any loss liability,
damage, cost, or expense, which they may incur as a result of the death or any injury or property damage, that said minor may
sustain while participating in said activity. I also understand that the Town of Moraga Recreation Department occasionally
takes photos of department programs and events and that these photos may include me or my child. I hereby authorize use of
these photos for promotional or marketing purposes at the discretion of the Moraga Recreation Department.
I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT, WAIVER, AND RELEASE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS
CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ABOVE
DISTRICT AND MYSELF AND I SIGN IT OF MY FREE WILL.
CAMP/CLASS LOCATIONS
The Hacienda de las Flores, Mosaic Room,
Casita, La Sala, Pavilion, Kitchen, Dance and
Conference Room: 2100 Donald Drive
Camino Pablo Elementary: 1111 Camino Pablo
Campolindo High School: 300 Moraga Road
JM Intermediate: 1010 Camino Pablo
Los Perales Elementary: 22 Wakefield Drive
Moraga Country Club: 1600 St. Andrews Drive
Moraga Commons Park: 1425 St. Mary’s Road
Moraga Library: 1500 St. Mary’s Road
Rancho Laguna Park: 2101 Camino Pablo
Rheem Elementary: 90 Laird Drive
Saint Mary’s College: 1928 St. Mary’s Road
Soda Aquatic Center: 300 Moraga Road
The New Rheem Theatre: 350 Park Street
Please arrive 5 minutes early to locate classroom.
Each adult that is participating in a listed activity must sign this form. Thank you.
Participant/Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
Participant/Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
ACTIVITY GUIDE
Checks payable to Town of Moraga
Check #______ Cash_______ Credit Card #________________________ Exp. Date_____ 3 Digit Sec. Code_____
15
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage PAID
Moraga, CA 94556
EDDM
PERMIT #19
Town of Moraga
2100 Donald Drive
Moraga, CA 94556
(925) 888-7045
ECRWSS
Postal Customer
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Camp (One)der Cool
Entering 1st
1:00–3:00 pm
Camp Hacienda
5–10
8:00 am–5:30 pm
Camp Kinder Cool—Camino Pablo
Entering K
8:30 am–12:00 pm
Camp Kinder Cool—Los Perales
Entering K
8:30 am–12:00 pm
Camp Kinder Cool—Rheem
Entering K
8:30 am–12:00 pm
Cooking With Kids
4–12
1:00–6:00 pm
Debates & Public Speaking Camp
10–14
9:00 am–12:00 pm
EuroSoccer Player Development
10-15
9:00 am–12:00 pm
EuroSoccer Skills, Goalkeeper
4–11, 7+
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Flag Football Camp
6-9
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Get a Jump on Geometry
12-17
11:00 am–1:30 pm
IncrediFlix
7-13
9:00 am–4:00 pm
Kidz Love Soccer Camp
4.5–8
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Lacrosse Camp
7-12
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Math is Fantastic
9-13
11:00 am–1:30 pm
Mindfulness, Art, & Creative Writing
5–12
10:00 am–12:30 pm
Mini-Hawk Sports Camp
4–6
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Passion Projects for a Genius
8–11
9:00 am–12:00 pm
PolkaDots Ballet Camp
3–5
10:00 am–12:00 pm
Sciensational Camp
7–12
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Skyhawks Multi-Sport Camp
6–9
9:00 am–12:00 pm
Spectacular World of Sports Math
8–14
11:00 am–1:30 pm
Young Rembrandts
5–10
1:00–3:00 pm
8/17–21
6–11
8/10–14
Bricks 4 Kidz
8/3–7
9:00 am–4:00 pm
7/27–31
11:00 am–1:30 pm
10–13
7/20–24
12-17
Breakaway Camp
7/13–17
Attack Algebra II
7/6–10
Time
6/29–7/3
Age
6/22–26
Camps
At-a-Glance
6/15–19
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