Group Swim Lessons

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Group Swim Lessons

City Council
Cynthia Moran, Mayor
Art Bennett, Vice Mayor
Ed Graham
Ray Marquez
Peter J. Rogers
*Meets 2nd & 4th Tuesdays
Parks & Recreation
Commission
Greg Higgins, Chair
Dave Seltzer, Vice Chair
Bob Gannon
Patrick Hamamoto
Bill Taylor,
Table of Contents
3-4
Registration
Information & Form
5-14
City News
27-34
Teen & Youth Activities
35-38
Adult Activities
39
Active Adults 50+
15-22 Special Events
23-26 Children's Activities
Activities
40
Trips & Tours
41-43
New! Parks & Facilities
Guide
*Meets 3rd Wednesday
P lanning Commission
Michael W. Stover, Chair
Gary G. Larson, Vice Chair
Karen Bristow
Adam Eliason
Stephen Romero
City Hall Information
*Meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays
14000 City Center Drive
Chino Hills, CA 91709
(909) 364-2600
Fax: (909) 364-2695
Website: www.chinohills.org
Public
Pu
lic Works Commission
City Hall
Mike Kleczko, Chair
Vincent Jones, Vice Chair
Bob Goodwin
Bill McDonnell
Larry Rovira
*Meets 1st Wednesday
City Staff
Konradt Bartlam, City Manager
Mark D. Hensley, City Attorney
Mary McDuffee, City Clerk
Judy R. Lancaster, Finance Director
Joann Lombardo, Community
Development Director
Nadeem Majaj, Public Works Director
Jonathan Marshall, Community
Services Director
Steve Nix, City Engineer
Captain Robert Guillen, Police Chief
*All public meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. in the
Council Chambers, 14000 City Center Drive, Chino
Hills, unless otherwise noted. Notices of public
meetings and their agendas are posted near the front
entrance of City Hall, and are available online at
www.chinohills.org/Agendas.
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. M-Th
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. F
Water, Recreation,
Building & Safety,
Planning, and Engineering
Counters
7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. M-Th
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. F
Passport Hours
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M/W/Th
7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tu
7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. F
Important Phone
Numbers
Animal Control.......................................623-9777
Building Permits/Building & Safety........364-2780
Building Inspection Request..................364-2790
Business License....................................364-2670
Chino Hills Branch Library....................590-5380
Chino Hills Disposal.......................866-238-2444
Chino Hills Police..................................364-2000
Chino Hills Police Dispatch...................465-6837
Chino Valley Fire District.......................902-5260
Chino Valley Unified School District......628-1201
City Council...........................................364-2620
City Clerk’s Office.................................364-2620
Code Enforcement..................................364-2757
Community Development......................364-2740
Emergency/Road Closure Hotline.........364-2828
Field Conditions Hotline........................364-2738
Graffiti Hotline.......................................364-2820
Human Resources..................................364-2630
Passports...............................................364-2628
Planning................................................364-2750
Public Information.................................364-2615
Public Works..........................................364-2800
Recreation..............................................364-2700
Report After-Hours Emergencies...........364-2860
So. Cal. Edison.................................800-655-4555
Street Sweeping Tickets..................800-989-2058
The Gas Co......................................800-427-2200
Water Conservation Hotline.....................364-2850
Water/Trash Customer Service..............364-2660
Yard & Garage Sale Permits....................364-2714
Youth Sports Organizations
Please visit www.chinohills.org/YouthSportsOrganizations
for more information.
Register Today - 3 Easy Ways
Online
Mail In
Walk In
www.chinohills.org/RecOnline
You Will Need:
Household Email
Family Pin
MasterCard or Visa
Send completed application and
payment to:
Attention Recreation
Chino Hills, CA 91709
1. City Hall
Recreation Division (1st Floor)
During Business Hours
2. Chino Hills Community Center
14250 Peyton Drive
Registration Procedures
The Recreation Division encourages
advance registration for all programs
since the majority of classes require
pre-registration. Registration will not be
accepted at class sites. Except for Tiny
Tots, mail-in registration will be processed
on a first-come, first-served basis and must
be received by the Recreation Division no
later than one working day prior to the class
start date. If a class specifies “material fee
due to instructor,” please do not include that
fee with your payment. Pay that fee to the
instructor on the first day of class. Program
times and dates are subject to change.
Mail-In Registration
1. Complete the registration form (on the
next page) in its entirety.
2. Make checks payable to the “City of
Chino Hills”.
3. If paying by credit card, please complete
the bottom portion of the registration form
and sign. Do not mail cash.
4. Please enclose a self-addressed, stamped
envelope and your receipt will be mailed
verifying your enrollment.
5. Mail to: City of Chino Hills, Attention
Recreation, 14000 City Center Drive, Chino
Hills, CA 91709.
Please Enroll Early!
Nothing hurts a class more than participants
who wait until the last minute to enroll.
There is a point when classes must be
cancelled due to insufficient registration. To
ensure a successful class, please enroll early.
Refund Policy
Administration Fee
To help supplement the increased costs
associated with the Recreation Division
and to serve the patrons more effectively,
the Recreation Division adds a $4.00
administration fee to all classes. We thank
you for your continued support of the
City of Chino Hills and our Recreation
programs.
Non-Resident Fee
A $5 per contract class fee will apply to all
non-residents. A $10 non-resident fee will
apply to Adult Soccer and Day Camp- as
reflected in the class fee. A non-resident fee
may apply to special events.
Special Needs Accommodations
The Community Services Department offers
a wide variety of programs, classes, and
activities that are described within this City
News & Recreation Brochure. If you or a
family member has special needs, and an
interest in any of the classes or programs
that are offered, please call the Recreation
Division at (909) 364-2700. Staff is happy
to discuss accommodations that can be made
to help you, or your family member, feel
comfortable participating. Persons with
mobility, sensory, cognitive limitations, or
other concerns should not hesitate to contact
our staff.
Reserve a City facility for
your next party! See page
41 for more information.
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Classes: Requests for refunds will be
honored by the Recreation Division only
if they are made at least one (1) day prior
to the start of classes with one or two
meetings. If made the same day, refunds
will not be honored. For classes that
consist of three or more meetings, the
request for refund must be made before the
second class meeting. Refunds will not
be granted if made after the second class
meeting.
City Sponsored Trips & Tours: In order to
receive a full refund or credit, less the nonrefundable deposit and $13 processing fee,
the City must be able to fill your vacated
spot(s) or you will not receive a refund or
credit. In addition, if the vacated spot(s)
cannot be filled, you are responsible for full
payment of remaining balance.
A $13 processing fee will be deducted from
all requested refunds. A full refund will
be made only when a class, program, or
trip is filled or cancelled by the Recreation
Division. Each program has a minimum
enrollment number. If this number is not
reached, the program will be cancelled and
either a refund or credit will be issued.
Household Credits: If a program is $5 or
less, a credit will be issued. Household
credits can be used when registering for
any recreation program. Household credits
of $15 or less expire within one year.
Household credits of $16-$99 are valid for
three years. Household credits not issued
over $100.
A $33 fee will be charged for returned
checks. Refunds take approximately 4-6
weeks to process. The Recreation Division
reserves the right to change any program
information as necessary.
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Registration Form
Customer Name
E-mail
Address
City
Zip
Phone (Day)
Class Code #
(Cell Phone)
Name of Class
Participant Name
(Last, First)
Age
For Mail-In Registrations only:
Visa
Mastercard
Birth Date
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Fee
For Office Use Only
Check # _____________
Subtotal
Made payable to: City of Chino Hills
Card #
Non-Resident Fee
$5 x __________
(# of classes)
Exp. Date
Total
Receipt
___________________________________________________________________________________
NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARD
Staff Initials
I understand that a $13 processing charge will be deducted from all requested refunds.
I agree to hold harmless the City of Chino Hills, the Community Services Department, the Chino Valley Unified School District, the County
Superintendent of Schools, and all of their employees and/or agents from any and all injuries, losses, damages, and liability occurring from my
and/or my child’s participation in the activity for which I have enrolled. I also agree to be professionally photographed or video taped, and/
or agree to have my child professionally photographed or video taped, and release the use of the photographs or videos for publicity in City of
Chino Hills publications and other public information tools.
Signature Required
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City Facility Closures
State of the City - June 25th
Memorial Day
The Mayor’s annual State of the City Address will be held on
Thursday, June 25th at the Chino Hills Community Center, 14250
Peyton Drive. Residents and the business community are invited
to attend the event which starts at 6:00 p.m. with a reception. The
program begins at 7:00 p.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Space is limited. Visit the City website at www.chinohills.org/SOC
for more information or call the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce
at (909) 627-6177 to purchase tickets.
May 25th
(In observance of)
Independence Day
July 3rd
Labor Day
September 7th
*Residential trash collection will
be delayed one day during the
remainder of the week following
Memorial Day and Labor Day
holidays.
City Hall Blood Drives
June 4th and August 6th
Library Closures
The City of Chino Hills has scheduled Blood Drives on Thursday,
June 4th and Thursday, August 6th from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the
Government Center parking lot located at 14000 City Center Drive.
Donors must be at least 17 years of age, in good health, and weigh at
least 110 pounds. Blood donors should drink plenty of decaffeinated
liquids prior to donating blood and must present a valid photo
identification. Medical personnel will check your temperature, blood
pressure, pulse, and iron level. If you meet eligibility requirements,
about one pint of blood will be collected. Please consider donating
blood! Call (800) 8794484 to reserve a time.
Walk-ins are welcome.
Memorial Day
May 25th
Independence Day
July 4th
Labor Day
September 7th
Staff is available “on-call” to
respond to emergencies on holidays
and weekends.
NEW
Fourth of July Festivities Moved to
July 1st Concert
Chino Hills will combine Fourth of July festivities with the Wednesday, July
1st Concert in the Park at the new “Independence Celebration.” After 22
years, attendance was dwindling at the Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Picnic,
especially after water features were eliminated due to the drought. Hot
temperatures, three-day weekends, and the lack of a fireworks display also
impacted attendance. The new Independence Celebration will be held from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. at Veterans
Park, 14877 Eucalyptus Avenue. Food vendors, carnival games with prizes, arts and crafts booths, and
strolling entertainment will be featured. The Chino Valley Young Marines will present the colors at the
6:30 p.m. ceremony and Veterans will be honored. The Springsteen Experience tribute band will play
from 6:45 – 9:00 p.m. Mini American flags and red, white, and blue glow sticks will be shared with the
crowd. Put your patriotic pride on display and wear your red, white, and blue as we celebrate America’s
Independence! Visit www.chinohills.org/Independence for more information.
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National Night Out - August 4th
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
It’s a Good Night to Get to Know Your Neighbors!
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the City of Chino Hills’ participation
in the National Night Out crime and drug prevention event. National Night
Out is an event held in local neighborhoods throughout the nation to heighten
crime and drug prevention awareness, to strengthen neighborhood spirit and
police-community partnerships, and send criminals a message letting them
know neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. It is a time for neighbors
to unite for safer neighborhoods and communities. This partnership benefits
our community by helping to keep our City safe and crime statistics low.
Kick-off Event: June 4th at 7:00 p.m.
How can you participate? It’s easy. Attend the kick-off meeting for National Night Out (NNO) on
Thursday, June 4th at 7:00 p.m. at the Community Room at Chino Hills City Hall, 14000 City Center
Drive. Then get together with your neighbors and organize an outdoor activity or
neighborhood event for National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4th. Last year,
27 neighborhoods and more than 1400 residents participated at neighborhood
gatherings to enjoy barbecues, potlucks, or dessert socials.
Be sure to register your event online at www.chinohills.org/nationalnightout by
July 16th and receive a neighborhood organizing kit (while supplies last). City
Council members, Deputies, the Chino Valley Fire District, Citizens on Patrol,
and even McGruff the crime fighting dog will visit as many registered events as
possible. For more information, please call, (909) 364-2713.
We will gladly design and print your flyers to help you advertise your event. Just call (909) 364-2713
or email [email protected] with the type of activities, items that neighbors need to bring, your
contact information, and the number of flyers that you need. You will have the opportunity to review the
flyer before printing.
Scholarships Available for Childcare at the YMCA
The Chino Valley YMCA will receive $10,000 in support from the City of Chino
Hills through the Community Development Block Grant program for fiscal
year 2015-2016. As a result, income-qualified Chino Hills residents may apply
for financial assistance to pay childcare program fees. Childcare is provided
at the Anna Borba Elementary School site located at 4980 Riverside Drive in
Chino. An application is required that includes proof of income for members
of the household and other documentation that may be required due to special
circumstances. To determine if you may be eligible, and to learn more about the
program, please call Robin Wilson at the YMCA at (909) 597-7445.
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Chino Hills...
Scoop
Skinny
Low Down
Info
Details
Community Information Meeting
Law Enforcement and Public Safety in Chino Hills
Someone
told
heard Chino Hills is consistently ranked as one of the safest cities in
me... Ithat...
California and the Nation based upon our crime statistics. Yet if you
watch social media, you might get a different perspective. Join us to
learn more about public safety and law enforcement in Chino Hills.
What are the challenges and benefits of social media? What are the
true crime statistics and trends? Learn how the men and women in
uniform are catching criminals based on community policing. Get
some insight as to how residents can partner with law enforcement to
reduce crime and stop it before it happens. What role does Code
Enforcement play in a safe community? Have you ever thought about
forming a Neighborhood Watch Group? Learn about services and
programs that residents have access to at the Police Department.
Come to this meeting and get the facts!
Get the 411
Thursday,
July 9, 2015
6:00 p.m.
Chino Hills
Community Center
14250 Peyton Drive
Visit
www.chinohills.org/
GetThe411
Highlighted Volunteer of the Quarter – Bill Taylor
Bill Taylor has been selected as the Highlighted Volunteer of the Quarter. He
has lived in Chino Hills since 2001 and began his volunteer work with the City
in 2013. Bill learned about the City’s Volunteer Service Program several years
ago through his involvement with the Chino Hills Kiwanis Club. He is currently
the Past-President for the Chino Hills Kiwanis Club and a Board Member on
the Chino Hills Community Foundation. He has served as coordinator for the
Chino Hills Boat Parade for the past six years. Bill also created and expanded
the Chino Hills Kiwanis Interview-A-Veteran Essay Contest as a way to
celebrate service and sacrifice to our Country while connecting our youth to our
history. Bill currently serves as a City Parks and Recreation Commissioner and
as a liaison/mentor to the Ayala and Chino Hills High School Key Clubs. For several years, Bill was also
involved with AYSO as a soccer coach in the under-10 division.
Bill enjoys working side-by-side and building friendships with people of all ages who care about our
community. He and his wife Ann have been married for 19 years. Together they have two daughters,
Sydney and Kelly, and a 10-year old Golden Retriever, Casey. Bill has a passion for reading history and
enjoys hiking and traveling, especially on long road trips through the northwestern and southwestern parts
of the United States.
Did you know you can get a $30 rebate to microchip your dog?
Visit www.chinohills.org/MicrochipRebate for program details.
www.chinohills.org
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Governor Declares 25% Mandatory Water Use Restrictions
New Regulations Being Developed to Comply
On March 17, 2015 the California State Water Control Board (Water Board) adopted expanded emergency
regulations to safeguard the State’s remaining water supplies after three critically dry years in California.
On April 1st Governor Jerry Brown issued the first-ever mandatory statewide water use reductions of 25%.
The Water Board is expected to take additional actions as a result.
Chino Hills has been under a Stage II Water Conservation Alert since February of 2014 after Governor
Jerry Brown declared a Drought State of Emergency in January. City residents have responded and our
water usage is showing a downward trend. However, hotter than normal temperatures will likely increase
water usage in the foreseeable future; and drought conditions are expected to continue.
Public Works Commission and City Council Set To Take Action
When this newsletter went to press in early April, the City’s Public Works Commission and the City
Council were scheduled to review and consider additional regulations so that the City’s Water Conservation
Ordinance is in line with the recent statewide actions. Given the Water Board’s authority to impose
$10,000 per day fines for water agencies that do not impose the mandatory conservation measures included
in their action, residents will definitely need to check the City’s website at www.chinohills.org/WaterAlert
for a full update on new regulations.
Stage 2 Water Alert Restrictions
Note - These restrictions have been in place since February of 2014.
1. No hose washing of sidewalks, driveways, parking areas, etc.
2. Decorative water fountains at commercial properties may only be operated if the water is part of a recirculating system.
3. Water customers must repair all water leaks in a timely manner (and no later than 72 hours after being
notified by the City).
4. Outdoor watering of landscaping is prohibited between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. * (Hand
watering with a hand-held hose that has a shut-off nozzle is permitted at all times. Water-dependent
industries including equestrian and livestock businesses, nurseries, and golf courses are exempt.)
5. Vehicles, trailers, boats, and livestock can be washed with the use of a bucket and a hand-held hose
equipped with a shut-off nozzle for a quick rinse.
6. Restaurants may not serve water unless the customer requests water.
7. Water may not run off or leak from landscaped areas to streets, sidewalks, or other paved areas due to
incorrectly directed or maintained sprinklers or over watering.
8. Fire hydrants may only be used for firefighting. (An exception may be made for construction use
through a City-designated meter when recycled water is not available.)
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Water Restrictions Will Be Expanded
Visit www.chinohills.org/WaterAlert to Stay Informed
This newsletter went to press in April as the Governor
and Water Board continued to review, expand, and update
regulations. Residents are encouraged to stay informed
by checking the City’s website at www.chinohills.org/
WaterAlert to learn what regulations have been adopted.
The Governor has made several points clear: 1) A
mandatory 25% reduction in water use from 2013 levels is
required; 2) Outdoor watering will be limited to two days
per week; 3) Local agencies will be required to enforce the
mandated regulations; and, non-compliance could lead to
fines; and, 4) Rebates and incentives to reduce water use are
being developed (turf replacement, inefficient household device replacement).
Water Restrictions Are Expected to Include:
1. Outdoor watering is prohibited between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. when evaporation causes water loss.
2. A 25% reduction is water use from 2013 levels is required.
3. Outdoor watering will be limited to two days per week (assignment of watering days to be
determined).
4. Swimming pools must be replenished on assigned watering days.
5. The use of a hand-held hose with a shut-off valve shall be permitted at any time, but may not be used
to hose down driveways or sidewalks.
6. Newly constructed homes or buildings shall be irrigated with drip or microspray systems, or recycled
water if available.
7. Hotels and motels shall provide guests with the option of choosing not to have towels and linens
laundered daily.
Water Wise Hotline (909) 364-2850
Education is an important part of the City’s efforts and we encourage our residents to help share the
information with friends and neighbors. If residents observe prohibited activities, they may call the City’s
Water Wise Hotline at (909) 364-2850 to report the concern. The City’s Water Conservation staff will
follow-up and provide information about the water restrictions. Public Works employees who work out
in the field will make note of locations where water waste is observed for follow-up as well. The Stage
II water restrictions do not apply to construction projects or areas where recycled water, flowing through
purple pipes, is used.
To review the City’s Water Conservation Ordinance, please visit www.chinohills.org/WaterAlert.
www.chinohills.org
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Parks and Landscaped Areas Add to Quality of Life
Our community is well known for its high quality of life with 41 parks, 3,000 acres of community-owned
open space, and 39 miles of trails. Many residents pursue a healthy lifestyle and enjoy walking around
the lake at English Springs Park, or along tree-lined paths and meandering sidewalks. Bikers, hikers, and
equestrians enjoy the trail system that provides beautiful views and vistas of the open space that has been
protected throughout Chino Hills.
The City’s Public Works Department oversees the maintenance of all of the City-owned slopes, medians,
parkways, parks, trails, white trail fencing, and playgrounds. That includes 700 acres of landscaped areas
and over 47,500 trees!
Landscape & Lighting District #1 Created
As Chino Hills began to develop in the early 1980’s, before the City’s incorporation in 1991, the new
areas were required to pay their own way and Landscape and Lighting District #1 (L & L District #1)
was formed. New residents were charged an annual assessment on their property tax bill to fund park,
landscape and open space maintenance, and to provide for the long-term replacement of playgrounds,
irrigation systems, and plant materials. The residential assessments range from $50 to $500 a year,
depending upon the amenities in the neighborhood (zone).
Expenses Outpace Revenue
A little over half of the homes in Chino Hills are included in L & L District #1 and pay the annual
assessment. Rates haven’t been raised in over 20 years. Expenses have outpaced revenue for many years
as electricity, water, materials, and maintenance contract costs have increased dramatically just as your
home and business costs have risen. Steps have been taken over the years to improve efficiency and
reduce maintenance costs. The frequency of mowing and trimming has been reduced, for example, and
irrigation efficiencies have reduced water use.
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General Fund Subsidy Keeps L & L District #1 Afloat
In order to maintain services despite insufficient revenue in the 2014/2015 budget, the General Fund
provided a subsidy to L & L District #1 to cover a shortfall of nearly half a million dollars ($477,200) in
costs that are not covered by assessments charged.
Why Have Rates Not Kept Up with Expenses?
Proposition 218, passed by the voters in 1996, dramatically changed the rules affecting such assessments.
By law, the City must award landscape maintenance contracts to the lowest responsible bidder. If our
costs increase and officials propose an increase in the assessment, property owners must participate in a
balloting process to affirm the increase. If an increase is not approved, or if the City opts not to propose
an increase, the level of the service must be reduced. The City has not yet pursued an increase.
Identifying a Solution is the Top Priority
As the graph shows, reserves are depleted and the funding shortfall in Landscape & Lighting District #1
is projected to increase exponentially, to over $3 million, in the next four years after a decade of deferring
maintenance and cutting costs. Exploring options and identifying a solution for the long-term viability
of funding parks and landscape maintenance is a top priority at City Hall. The topic is complex and the
solution will require leadership. Please watch for additional information and learn more as the discussion
continues. A Community Information Meeting on the topic is scheduled on Thursday, October 22nd at
the Chino Hills Community Center, 14250 Peyton Drive. Residents are encouraged to learn more about
this important issue. For additional information, please call (909) 364-2615 or visit www.chinohills.org/
Getthe411.
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Another Route Might Be a Better Route!
The Peyton Drive widening project is underway! Peyton Drive will be widened to four lanes between
Chino Hills Parkway and Eucalyptus Avenue, complete with curbs, gutters, sidewalks, medians,
streetlights, bike lanes, and landscaping. Box culverts will be constructed along English Channel and
Carbon Canyon Channel. The project will affect travel on both Peyton Drive and Eucalyptus Avenue.
One lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained at all times, and every effort will be made to
reduce impacts to the travel lanes from 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. and after 3:30 p.m., unless absolutely necessary,
and approved. Working hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Schedules could
change due to emergencies, weather, and other factors. There may be periods of flagman-controlled
traffic. When Peyton Drive must be closed, motorists will be directed to a bypass road through the dirt
lot on the southwest corner of Peyton Drive and Eucalyptus Avenue. Motorists are encouraged to use
another route, if possible, and expect delays. Chino Hills Parkway or Grand Avenue provide an east/west
alternative to Eucalyptus Avenue.
View Real Time Conditions Using the OxBlue App
A new app, OxBlue Camera Viewer, is available and allows users to view the webcams
from a smart phone, iPad, or tablet device. Links to the app and directions for use are
available on the City website at www.chinohills.org/PeytonConstruction. The link provides additional
information and a link to the two webcams that provide a live view of the project area 24/7 so motorists
can check traffic conditions. One view is of northbound Peyton Drive from Morningfield Drive, and the
second camera view is a southbound view of the Peyton Drive / Eucalyptus Avenue intersection.
The City’s E-Notify system provides text or email alerts when new information is posted on the website.
Visit www.chinohills.org/ENotify and select “Peyton Corridor Traffic Impacts.” City TV3/41 channel
3 for Time Warner Cable Television Subscribers and channel 41 for Verizon subscribers will also include
general information.
Let ’s Show Our Special Olympics Athletes a Big Chino Hills Welcome!
Chino Hills has been selected as an Official Host Town for the Special Olympics World
Games LA 2015. We will welcome delegations from Laos and Poland including athletes,
coaches, and support personnel. Let’s show them a great big Chino Hills welcome on
Wednesday, July 22nd at Concerts in the Park. The Ravelers will entertain the crowd with
a playlist that includes many “California” songs! A parade of athletes and other activities
are planned to help these Special Olympics athletes have a memorable visit to our City.
The Special Olympics World Games get underway with Opening Ceremonies in Los
Angeles on July 25th.
Cal Poly Pomona will generously provide housing, accommodations, and training
facilities; and the Chino Valley Unified School District will provide bus transportation between Cal Poly
and the Chino Valley. The Chino Hills Host Town Organizing Committee is working to raise private
donations to ensure that each member of the delegation will experience a memorable day in Chino Hills.
Donations are tax deductible and can be made online by visiting http://bit.ly/1MpXqhm. For more
information, please visit www.chinohills.org/SpecialOlympics or call (909) 364-2618.
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Chino Hills Day at the Fair is Friday, September 18th
The Los Angeles County Fair honors our
community with Chino Hills Day at the Fair on
Friday, September 18th. For more than a decade,
the Chino Hills Community Committee has brought
community leaders, City officials, and residents
together to work with the Fairplex to coordinate
and plan the day’s events each year.
Chino Hills Day at the Fair kicks off early in the
morning with local Elementary, Junior High, and
High School FairKids field trips where 3,000 kids
have the free opportunity for a day of learning
cleverly disguised as fun! The Chino Hills
Community Committee works year-round to raise
money to pay for the buses that take the kids to
the Fair. Through the Big Yellow Bus Partnership
Program, your $4 contribution will send one
student to the FairKids Field Trip Program. If
you’d like to make a donation of any size, simply
visit www.chinohills.org/YellowBus.
Chino Hills Day at the Fair continues with a
Business Expo, the festive Community Days
parade and prestigious high school marching band competition, and the Community Hero ceremony. The
Chino Hills Day at the Fair event is your chance to show your hometown pride!
Nominate a Chino Hills Community Hero
Do you know someone who makes a difference in Chino Hills? Who
do you know that goes above and beyond with no thought of reward or
recognition? Nominate a deserving individual for recognition as the Chino
Hills Community Hero at the L.A. County Fair. There are two categories
for nominations, adult and youth. Please consider making a nomination.
This year’s deadline for nominations is Friday, July 10th. Visit the City
website at www.chinohills.org/CommunityHero to download the 2015
Community Hero nomination form. The form, once complete, should be
mailed directly to the Fair at the following address - L.A. County Fair,
Attn: Shanell Fuquay, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona, CA 91768,
faxed to (909) 629-2067, or emailed to [email protected]. If you
have any questions, please contact the Community Relations Division at
(909) 364-2618. Dilasha Panigrahi, the youth Chino Hills Community
Hero of 2014, is pictured.
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Shaping the Arts in Chino Hills
The Chino Hills Arts Committe, also known as chARTS, is a committee formed under the Chino Hills
Community Foundation that works to create an enriching environment for culture and the arts in Chino
Hills through events, performances, and other types of activities. chARTS is lead by local artists and art
lovers who represent a wide range of expertise in fine arts, graphic design, music, creative writing, theatre,
and more.
chARTS presented a diverse selection of visual
art shows, musical events, and theatre and opera
performances this past year. In April 2014,
chARTS hosted its first theatrical event with
“The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
(Abridged),” which parodied Shakespeare’s plays
with a cast of just three actors. Over 300 guests
attended the City’s first community play.
chARTS hosted its first musical event in
September 2014 with a free outdoor concert
featuring performances by young local vocalists
in the community as part of their “Singer/Songwriter Series.” In November 2014, chARTS held the
first opera performance in Chino Hills with “The Hills are Alive with Music.” Over 150 guests enjoyed
performances by local opera singer Kristin Rothfuss Erbst and pianst Cheryl Fielding. chARTS ended
2014 with the theatrical performance of “It’s a Wonderful Christmas Carol,” a holiday parody of “A
Christmas Carol,” “It’s a Wonderful Life,” and other holiday classics. Over 375 guests enjoyed the
performance during its two-day residency at the Chino Hills Community Center.
chARTS began 2015 with “An Evening of Beatles Music,” a free indoor Beatles tribute concert with 300
enthusiastic Beatles fans in attendance. The “Singer/Songwriter Series” returned in March 2015 with
vocal performances by students from Canyon Hills Junior High, Ayala High School, and Chino Hills
High School.
Upcoming events include a performance of “The Odd Couple,” a theatrical comedy written by Neil
Simon, and featuring performances by the same
actors who brought us “The Complete Works
of William Shakespeare (Abridged)” and “It’s
a Wonderful Christmas Carol.” Performances
will run from May 8-10 at the Chino Hills
Community Center, 14250 Peyton Drive. For
more information on this event or to purchase
tickets, please visit www.chinohills.org/
chartsevents.
Please email [email protected]
if you are interested in becoming involved with
future chARTS or Foundation events.
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Day Camp
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Aquatics
Swim Lessons
For your child’s safety, children cannot be enrolled in more than one class per session.
Priority Online & Mail-In Registration
Chino Hills Residents Only
Tuesday, May 26- Friday, May 29
(one week only)
Online Registration
Online registration will begin for Chino Hills Residents ONLY on Tuesday, May 27 at 7:30 a.m. To register online,
you must have your RecOnline email and password prior to registration. To create an account, please visit
www.chinohills.org/RecOnline.
Mail-In Registration
Mail-In registration will be processed beginning Tuesday, May 26. Registration will be accepted as of Friday,
May 22. All registrations with a postmark date prior to Friday, May 22 will be RETURNED. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Walk-In, Mail-In, & Online Registration
Residents & Non Residents
Wednesday, June 3
Registration for residents and non-residents will begin on a space-available basis beginning Wednesday, June
3 starting at 7:30 a.m. It is highly likely most spaces will be filled during the resident-only registration period.
Registration for the remaining Aquatics classes can be made at City Hall or the Chino Hills Community Center.
Reminders
All participants must bring a towel, sunscreen, water, and
swimsuit to each class. Participants with long hair are required
to keep hair tied back. Rash guards and googles are optional.
No flotation devices or diapers permitted. All participants must
be potty trained. While class is in session, parents should be
seated in the bleacher area away from the lifeguards and
instructors to ensure safety for the children and staff. For the
safety of participants, please do not speak to lifeguards on
duty or instructors during class time. If you have questions
regarding your child’s lesson, please notify the Pool Managers
who can be found on deck.
Safety Day
If an incident should occur that causes a pool closure, the City
will provide a “Safety Day” for all participants. A “Safety Day” is
an alternative lesson suggested by the American Red Cross to
emphasize the importance of water safety.
Refund Policy
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There will be NO refunds or credits given for any one day
missed due to the closure and quarantine of the pool. Please
see class refund policy on page 3 for more details.
Registration
Information
When registering for classes,
please be sure the session, age,
and time matches the class
code given. For classes in
session 01, 02, 03, and 04, be
sure to write the correct session
number AFTER the first 6
numbers of the class code (i.e.
Child is 3-5 years, class is at
11:00am, and the class is in
Session 02=
Class Code: 168301-02)
Participants receive two weeks of Red Cross swim instruction. City of Chino Hills swim
instructors hold certifications in CPR, First Aid, Lifeguard Training, and Water Safety Instruction.
Lessons are approximately 30 minutes with 4-6 students per instructor. Children cannot be
enrolled in more than one class per session. All participants must be potty trained. Please
note, times are not exact as instructors need to transition from one class to another.
Ayala High School
Chino Hills High School
Location: Ayala High School Pool
14255 Peyton Drive
Dates: Monday-Friday
Session 01: 6/22-7/3
Session 02: 7/6-7/17
Ages: All Ages
Fee: Residents: $60/2 weeks
Non-Residents: $70/2 weeks
Location: Chino Hills High School Pool
16150 Pomona Rincon Rd.
Session 03: 7/20-7/31
Session 04: 8/3-8/14
Ages: All Ages
Fee: Residents: $60/2 weeks
Non-Residents: $70/2 weeks
Session 03
Session 01 & 02
Aquatics
Group Swim Lessons
Session 04
Class Code
168301 03
168401 03
168501 03
168701 03
168801 03
168901 03
169001 03
169101 03
Age
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
Time
11:00-11:30 a.m.
11:35-12:05 p.m.
12:10-12:40 p.m.
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
1:55-2:25 p.m.
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
Class Code
168301 04
168401 04
168501 04
168701 04
168801 04
168901 04
169001 04
169101 04
Age
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
Time
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
3:40-4:10 p.m.
4:15-4:45 p.m.
4:50-5:20 p.m.
5:25-5:55 p.m.
6:00-6:30 p.m.
6:35-7:05 p.m.
168302 03
168402 03
168502 03
168702 03
168802 03
168902 03
169002 03
169102 03
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
11:00-11:30 a.m.
11:35-12:05 p.m.
12:10-12:40 p.m.
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
1:55-2:25 p.m.
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
168302 04
168402 04
168502 04
168702 04
168802 04
168902 04
169002 04
169102 04
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
3:40-4:10 p.m.
4:15-4:45 p.m.
4:50-5:20 p.m.
5:25-5:55 p.m.
6:00-6:30 p.m.
6:35-7:05 p.m.
Class Code
168301 01-02
168401 01-02
168501 01-02
168701 01-02
168801 01-02
168901 01-02
169001 01-02
169101 01-02
Age
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
3-5
Time
11:00-11:30 a.m.
11:35-12:05 p.m.
12:10-12:40 p.m.
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
1:55-2:25 p.m.
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
168302 01-02
168402 01-02
168502 01-02
168702 01-02
168802 01-02
168902 01-02
169002 01-02
169102 01-02
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
11:00-11:30 a.m.
11:35-12:05 p.m.
12:10-12:40 p.m.
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
1:55-2:25 p.m.
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
168303 01-02
168403 01-02
168503 01-02
168703 01-02
168803 01-02
168903 01-02
169003 01-02
169103 01-02
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
11:00-11:30 a.m.
11:35-12:05 p.m.
12:10-12:40 p.m.
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
1:55-2:25 p.m.
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
168303 03
168403 03
168503 03
168703 03
168803 03
168903 03
169003 03
169103 03
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
11:00-11:30 a.m.
11:35-12:05 p.m.
12:10-12:40 p.m.
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
1:55-2:25 p.m.
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
168303 04
168403 04
168503 04
168703 04
168803 04
168903 04
169003 04
169103 04
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
2:30-3:00 p.m.
3:05-3:35 p.m.
3:40-4:10 p.m.
4:15-4:45 p.m.
4:50-5:20 p.m.
5:25-5:55 p.m.
6:00-6:30 p.m.
6:35-7:05 p.m.
168704 01-02
168804 01-02
16+
16+
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
168704 03
168804 03
16+
16+
12:45-1:15 p.m.
1:20-1:50 p.m.
168704 04
168804 04
16+
16+
4:15-4:45 p.m.
4:50-5:20 p.m.
First Day Procedures
Testing
Please be advised that the first day of lessons is a “testing day.” Participants are directed to an
area of the pool according to their ages and asked to perform a variety of swimming skills. The
“test” is conducted so that the instructor may determine the most appropriate level in which to
place your child. The testing and placement of students takes approximately 20 minutes.
First Class Only
Please arrive 10 minutes early to allow enough time to check in and find a seat in the bleachers for
a parent informational meeting.
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Aquatics
Private Swim Lessons
Participants will recieve two weeks of one-on-one swim instruction that is individualized for each
participant based on their skill needs. Each lesson will last approximately 30 minutes.
Participants cannot be enrolled in more than one class per session. All participants must be
potty trained. Please note, times are not exact as instructors need to transition from one class
to another.
Session 01 & 02
Location: Ayala High School Pool
14255 Peyton Drive
Session 01: 6/22-7/3
Session 02: 7/6-7/17
Ages: 3+
Fee: $150/2 weeks
Session 03 & 04
Location: Chino Hills High School Pool
16150 Pomona Rincon Rd.
Session 03: 7/20-7/31
Session 04: 8/3-8/14
Ages: 3+
Fee: $150/2 weeks
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Class Code
168305 01-03
168405 01-03
168505 01-03
168705 01-03
168805 01-03
168905 01-03
169005 01-03
169105 01-03
Time
11:00-11:30 am
11:35-12:05 pm
12:10-12:40 pm
12:45-1:15 pm
1:20-1:50 pm
1:55-2:25 pm
2:30-3:00 pm
3:05-3:35 pm
168305 04
168405 04
168505 04
168705 04
168805 04
168905 04
169005 04
169105 04
2:30-3:00 pm
3:05-3:35 pm
3:40-4:10 pm
4:15-4:45 pm
4:50-5:20 pm
5:25-5:55 pm
6:00-6:30 pm
6:35-7:05 pm
First Day
Procedures
Please arrive 10 minutes early to
class for a parent informational
meeting in the bleachers. After
the meeting please see the
Pool Manager to check in for your
lesson. Please remember to bring
your reciept on the
first day of class.
Special Events
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Special Events
The City of Chino Hills Presents...
Summer 2015
Veterans Park
14877 Eucalyptus Avenue
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The City of Chino Hills Presents
Movies in the Park
Special Events
A FREE, SIX-WEEK PROGRAM
July 30
Big Hero 6
July, 9
Rated PG
Alexander and the Terrible,
Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
August 6
Rated PG
Earth to Echo
Rated PG
July 16
The BoxTrolls
Rated PG
August 13
Maleficent
July 23
Rated PG
Back to the Future
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NEW LOCATION !
Chino Hills Community Center
14250 Peyton Drive
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City of Chino Hills Horse Shows
Special Events
Come on out to the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation
Center for our Summer All Breeds Horse Show! You’ll
experience a fun day of watching numerous breeds of
horses vying for the top titles in a variety of events. If
you plan to compete, please arrive for registration at
8:00 a.m. The first event starts at 9:00 a.m. We
welcome all spectators, free of charge!
Sunday, August 23rd
McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center
14280 Peyton Drive
For a class list schedule, please visit
www.chinohills.org/HorseShow or call the
McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center at
(909) 548-0868.
Buy Your Event Tickets & Register Online
For Chino Hills Recreation Classes Today!
Now Easier &
More Convenient
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Enrichment
Kids Love Music
Adult participation is
required for all classes.
An optional $20 material
fee can be given to the
instructor, which may
include music CD’s,
rhythm instrument, or
other class materials.
Class content changes each session.
Third sibling is free. No class 7/22.
Instructor: Kids Love Music Staff
Location: Chino Hills Community Center
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 4-14 mos
Fee: $69/5 weeks
Day: W
11:45am-12:15pm
Class Code: 110632-01
7/1-8/5
Toddlers Love Music
Together we sing, dance, play rhythm
instruments and explore playing drums,
xylophones and glockenspiels. We
keep you and your toddler active and
engaged in the shortened version of the
Kids Love Music. Adult participation
is required.
Ages: 1-2 yrs
Fee: $69/5 weeks
Day: W
11:00-11:30am
7/1-8/5
K ids Love Music
We sing, dance, use puppets and
rhythm instruments, ending class
with free-flow music time playing
xylophones, glockenspiels and drums!
Your child gains tonal memory, motor
skills, cognitive development and fun
with you! 3rd sibling is free! Adult
participation is required.
Ages: 1-4 yrs
Fee: $69/5 weeks
Day: W
10:00-10:45am
7/1-8/5
Students will be trained in the art of
public speaking, presentations, and
speeches according to Common Core
Standards emphasizing evidence-based
critical thinking, reading, writing, and
listening skills. Students will develop
the ability to engage in arguments and
successfully persuade specific audience
while developing their confidence in
public speaking. A $5 material fee is
due on the first day of class.
Instructor Young Ji Lee
Instructor:
Location: JL Academy
Location
13831 Roswell Ave., Chino
Ages: 6-8 yrs
Fee: $64/4 weeks
Day: T
5:45-6:45pm
6/16-7/7
7/14-8/4
Science Exploration
Expand your child’s knowledge of
science with fun-filled experiments to
bring out their inner scientist. A $30
material fee is due on the first class.
Instructor Teresa Beck
Instructor:
Location: Crossroads Park Gazebo
Location
2765 Chino Hills Parkway
Ages: 4-5 yrs
Fee: $135/1 week
Day: M-F
9:00am-12:00pm
Young Naturalist Camp
Come explore the outside world while developing
an appreciation of nature fascinating finds will
include that of the plants, animals, and insects
around us.
6/15-6/19
Fascinating Physics for Kids
Campers will explore magnetism, electricity,
shadow & light, flight & motion through fun
experiments.
7/13-7/17
Chemistry Creations Camp
On Your Mark,
Get Set, Go!
Learning Kindergarten
Level-I Credentialed teachers will focus
on language development, writing skills,
cutting with scissors, and math concepts.
Students will practice writing their name
and be exposed to the alphabet, sounds,
and numbers. Level-II Credentialed
teachers will focus on language
development, writing skills, cutting with
scissors, and math concepts. Students
will be exposed to phonics, sight words,
sentence building and comprehension
skills. This is not a parent participation
class. A $10 material fee is due on the
first day of class. Please bring a snack to
class each day. No class on 7/4.
Instructors: Jamila Williams &
Sheila Maldonado
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 3 yrs
Fee: $110/6 weeks
Day: Sa
8:30-10:00am
6/20-8/1
Ages: 4 yrs
Fee: $110/6 weeks
Day: Sa
10:15-11:45am
6/20-8/1
As you explore different substances and how
they work together, you will produce amazing
creations.
8/10-8/14
Non-Resident
on-Resident
Fee
A $5 per contract class fee will
apply to all non-residents. A $10
non-resident fee will apply to
Adult Soccer and Day Camp,
as reflected in the class fee. A
non-resident fee may apply to
special events.
Children
Babies Love Music
Enjoy musical play time with your
baby! We learn lap songs, active
chants, and peek-a-boo songs, play
rhythm shakers and explore drums.
Your baby gains vocabulary, motor
skills and cognitive development
and has a fun bonding time with
you! Please bring a blanket. Adult
participation is required. Children 4-14
months old must not be walking yet.
Speech, Debate, &
Public Speaking
Drawing & Painting 1
Students are taught drawing and
painting skills using mediums, such as
colored pencils, oil pastels, and acrylics.
Children gain confidence, fine motor
skills, and concentration while learning
and having fun! An $8 material fee is
due to the instructor.
Instructor: Tatiana Gorunov
Location: KidsArt
2587 Chino Hills Parkway #H
Ages: 4-6 yrs
Fee: $80/4 weeks
Day: M
3:30-4:30pm
6/22-7/13
7/20-8/10
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Hello Music
Tiny Tots
Children will learn by experiencing
rhythm and keyboard activities,
ear training, movement, percussion
instrument activities, and note reading
along with solfege singing, all while
having fun! A $15 material fee is due
on the first day of class.
Children are
introduced
to valuable
developmental
and socialization skills. Children
participate in a variety of creative
activities including games, craft
projects, story time, and supervised free
time. Children must be potty trained; no
training pants allowed. Please bring a
snack to class each day. No class on 9/7.
Instructor Zoe Chiu
Instructor:
Location: Music-N-Smart
Location
3991 Grand Ave. Suite C, Chino
Ages: 3-4 yrs
Fee: $79/5 weeks
Day: T
11:00-11:45am
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Day: Th
2:00-2:45pm
6/18-7/16
7/23-8/20
Children
Music Time
Registration Information:
Parent/Guardian may only register their
own child(ren). Lotto Registration is for
Chino Hills Residents Only.
Lotto Registration
This course is carefully constructed
for children to learn the basics of
music, emphasizing ear training,
solfege singing, note reading, music
appreciation, and solo and ensemble
keyboard, as well as rhythm activities.
There is a mini recital at the end of the
five weeks, enjoy and grow with Music
Time! A $15 material fee is due on the
first day of class.
Instructor Zoe Chiu
Instructor:
Location
Ages: 5-6 yrs
Fee: $79/5 weeks
Day: W
10:00-10:45am
6/17-7/15
7/22-8/19
Day: Th
3:00-3:45pm
6/18-7/16
7/23-8/20
Guitar for Young Beginners
A carefully graded learning method to
introduce the younger student to the basics of guitar playing and reading music.
Instructor requires a parent or guardian
to sit with the student during each class.
No class on 7/22.
Instructor: Patrick Montoya
Location: Community Center
14250 Peyton Drive
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ABC
Ages: 6-8 yrs
Fee: $119/8 weeks
Day: W
4:45-5:35pm
6/17-8/12
Lotto Date: Saturday, August 1
14250 Peyton Drive
Lotto Time:
8:00-9:00am to draw number
Registration Time: 9:30am in order of
number drawn
Bring:
Child’s Birth Certificate
Proof of residency, and a
valid photo ID.
Open Registration
Date:
Monday, August 17
Location: City Hall Recreation Office ONLY
Registration
Time:
7:30 a.m.
Bring:
Child’s birth certificate
Dance & Fitness
Pom Pom/Baton Twirling
Learn to dance and twirl
the baton. Have fun and
make friends. Shorts,
t-shirts, and tennis shoes
should be worn. No jeans,
please! Batons may be
purchased from the instructor for $26.
No class on 7/20 & 8/10.
Instructor: Shari Taylor
Location: Grand Ave Park: Hockey Rink
1301 Grand Avenue
Ages: 4-6 yrs
Fee: $60/8 weeks
Day: M
5:15-5:50pm
6/15-8/17
Brainy Zainy Yoga
Brainy Zainy Yoga is fun and
educational way for kids to learn Yoga
while increasing balance, flexibility,
and strength not only in their body
but also in their minds! The activities
stimulate the sensory systems in the
brain resulting in improved cognitive
integration, increased attention,
decreased hyperactivity, and improved
academics. How can Yoga be any more
fun! No class on 7/3.
Instructor: Polina Marian
Location: Addicted To Yoga
13751 Roswell Suite E, Chino
Fall 1
Level 1:
Level 2:
Age 3 by August 25, 2015
Age 4 by September 1, 2015 & eligible
to enter kindergarten in Fall 2016
Ages:
3+ yrs
Fee: 1: $87/6 weeks
Fee
2: $97/6 weeks
Ages: 4-10 yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: F
2:30-3:00pm
6/26-7/24
7/31-8/21
Mystic Canyon Community
Building
Instructors: Becky Willis, Laurie Wager,
and Sirena Chavez
Location: 6424 Mystic Canyon Drive
Level 1
Day: T/Th
9:00-11:00am
8/25-10/1
Day: T/Th
11:30am-1:30pm
8/25-10/1
Level 2
Day: M/W/F
9:00-11:00am
8/24-10/2
Day: M/W/F
11:30am-1:30pm
8/24-10/2
(909) 364-2700
Tumbling
This class will teach basic to advanced
tumbling skills. Student will benefit
from conditioning exercises and an
increase of flexibility.
Instructor Wendy Sokol
Instructor:
Location: Scats Diamond Elite
Location
14040 Central Ave., Chino
Ages: 6+ yrs
Fee: $140/8 weeks
Day: W
2:30-3:30pm
7/8-8/26
All About Dance
Hawaiian & Tahitian Dance
Professional instructor, Dee Dee Kaplan, has 30+ years of experience in dance,
with a background in television, media, and theatre production. Level 1, 2, 3, 4 and
Int. classes are “performing company classes”. Register ONLY with instructor’s
approval. No class on 7/22.
Learn dances from Hawaii, Tahiti &
New Zealand. You will develop body
coordination through basic movements,
interaction skills by working with a
group, strengthen character through
performing in front of an audience and
have fun while learning.
Instructor: Dee Dee Kaplan
14250 Peyton Drive
Story Book Ballet
Introduction to Classical Ballet through
a magical story. Dance wear and pink
leather ballet shoes are required.
All About Dance
*Noncompetitive Class* Ballet, tap, and
jazz are taught through the inspiration of
music. Development of positive selfesteem and reassurance is emphasized.
Pink ballet and black tap shoes are
required.
Princess for a Day
Grab your glass slippers, pretty dress,
and be a “Princess for a Day.” Young
ladies receive the royal treatment at
each princess station, which includes
hair, make-up, fingernails, and a
craft project. In addition, all young
ladies will be taught how to walk,
sit, and stand like a princess. Parent
participation is required.
Ages: 3-7 yrs
Fee: $28/1 day
Day: Sa
4:00-5:15pm
8/8
Ages: 5-8 yrs
Fee:01:$36/4 weeks
Fee:
02&03:$32/3 weeks
Day: M
6:00-7:00pm
6/15-7/6
7/13-7/27
8/3-8/17
Gymnastics
Athletes
will be
taught on
all Olympic
apparatus,
emphasizing
physical fitness, and fun in our giant
playground facility.
Instructor: SCATS, Diamond Elite Staff
Location: SCATS, Diamond Elite Gymnastics
14040 Central Avenue, Chino
Ages: 3-4 yrs
Fee: $140/8 weeks
Day: W
10:00-11:00am
7/8-8/26
Ages: 5-6 yrs
Fee: $140/8 weeks
Day: W
3:30-4:30pm
7/8-8/26
Children
Ages: 3.5-5.5 yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: T
Beg.
3:30-4:15pm
7/7-7/28
8/4-8/25
Ages: 4-6 yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: W
Int.
4:30-5:15pm
Class Code:
Code 194348-01
7/1-7/29
8/5-8/26
Ages: 3.5-5 yrs
Fee:01:$30/3 weeks
Fee:
02:$40/4 weeks
Day: Sa
Beg.
11:00-11:45am
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/22
Ages: 5-8 yrs
Fee:01:$40/3 weeks
Fee:
02:$50/4 weeks
Day: Sa
Lev 1
10:00-11:00am
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/22
Ages: 3.5-5 yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: W
Beg.
3:30-4:15pm
7/1-7/29
8/5-8/26
Ages: 4-6 yrs
Day: W
Int.
5:15-6:00pm
7/1-7/29
8/5-8/26
Instructor: Virginia Sosa
14250 Peyton Drive
Little Champs
Youth Scholarship Program
Chino Hills Youth (17 and under) who
qualify will be awarded $125 per
year towards registration for a Citysponsored recreation class or special
event. Scholarship applications will be
accepted May 11-22. Scholarships are
available online or in Recreation offices
and awarded on financial needs. Please
visit www.chinohills.org/YouthScholarships
or call (909) 364-2700 for additional
information.
This fitness class concentrates on motor
coordination by utilizing basic
gymnastics, yoga exercises, and the
application of subtle martial arts.
T-Shirts are required and may be
purchased at Combined Martial Science
for a one-time fee of $20.
Instructor Tony Allen
Instructor:
Location: Combined Martial Science
Location
13611 12th Street #A, Chino
Ages: 3-5 yrs
Fee: $100/8 weeks
Day: W
3:00-4:00pm
7/8-8/26
(909) 364-2700
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Sports
Bumper Bowling:
Parent and Me
Teaches proper bowling
techniques, score
keeping, and safety.
Includes shoe rental, if
needed.
Instructor Mark Bizup
Instructor:
Location: Chaparral 300
Location
4191 Chino Hills Pkwy
Ages: 3-6 yrs
Fee: $84/8 weeks
Day: W
2:30-3:30pm
6/17-8/5
Children
Ice Hockey Lessons
In this class, you will learn to glide
effortlessly, stop, and skate forward
and backward with a puck. Students
need to supply skates, hockey stick,
and gloves. A $3 skate rental is charged
every time the class meets. All
participants receive free rink access
throughout the week, but will be charge
$3 skate rental.
Instructor: Ontario Ice Skating Rink Staff
Location: Ontario Ice Skating Rink
1225 W. Holt Boulevard, Ontario
Ages: 2-5 yrs
Fee: $53/8 weeks
Day: Th
6:00-6:30pm
6/18-8/6
Ice Skating
In this class, you will learn how to
skate forward, backwards, as well as
swizzle and make back wiggles in a
fun atmosphere. A $3 skate rental is
charged every time the class meets. All
participants receive free rink access
throughout the week, but will be charge
$3 skate rental. No class 7/4.
Instructor: Ontario Ice Skating Rink Staff
Ice Skating: Parent & Me
Ages: 2-5 yrs
Day: W
Fee: $53/8 weeks
11:30am-12:00pm
6/17-8/5
Ice Skating Lessons
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Ages: 2-5 yrs
Day: Th
Day: Sa
Fee: $53/8 weeks
6:00-6:30pm
6/18-8/6
12:45-1:15pm
6/20-8/15
Special Needs
Accommodations
If you or a family member
has special needs, and an
interest in any of the
classes or programs
offered, please call the
Recreation Division at
(909) 364-2700. Staff
is happy to discuss
accommodations that
can be made to help you,
or your family member,
feel more comfortable
participating. For more
information please see
page 3.
Pee Wee Tennis
The Pee Wee Tennis
Academy will give
your little dynamo a
chance to start their
tennis journey by
learning the basics
of the game in this fun-fi
lled, high
un-filled
energy, coordination building, tennis
extravaganza! No class 7/4 & 9/7.
Instructor: Tennis Anyone Staff
Location: Ayala High School Tennis Courts
14255 Peyton Drive
Ages: 3-6 yrs
Day: M/W/Sa
Level: Beg
(M/W) Time: 5:15-6:00 pm
Level: Int/Adv (M/W) Time: 5:15-6:00 pm
Level: All Level (Sa)
Time: 8:15-9:00 am
One Day Per Week
Fee: $59/4 weeks
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Two Days Per Week
Fee: $79/4 weeks
(909) 364-2700
Pee Wee Sports
Let the little
ones get
their chance
to shine!
This 6-week
program is
designed to
introduce
children ages
3-5 to the fundamentals of basketball,
soccer, or baseball in a non-competitive
environment. Classes vary throughout
the week and are led by trained City
staff. Participants will receive a T-shirt
and a certificate of participation.
Instructor: City Recreation Staff
Ages: Varies
Fee: $40/6 weeks
Baseball
Location Veterans Park, 14877 Eucalyptus Dr.
Location:
Day: M
Ages: 3-4 yrs
4:00-4:50am
7/13-8/17
Day: M
Ages: 4-5 yrs
5:00-5:50pm
7/13-8/17
Location Hunters Hill Park, 6070 Natalie Rd
Location:
Day: Sa
Ages: 3-4 yrs
11:00-11:50am
7/18-8/22
Day: Sa
Ages: 4-5 yrs
12:00-12:50pm
7/18-8/22
Basketball
Location Grand Ave Park, 1301 Grand Ave.
Location:
Day: T
Ages: 3-4 yrs
9:00-9:50am
7/14-8/18
Day: T
Ages: 4-5 yrs
10:00-10:50am
7/14-8/18
Day: Sa
Ages: 3-5 yrs
9:00-9:50am
7/18-8/22
Soccer
Location Grand Ave Park, 1301 Grand Ave.
Location:
Day: W
Ages: 3-4 yrs
4:00-4:50pm
7/15-8/19
Day: W
Ages: 4-5 yrs
5:00-5:50pm
7/15-8/19
Day: Th
Ages: 3-4 yrs
4:00-4:50pm
7/16-8/20
Day: Th
Ages: 4-5 yrs
5:00-5:50pm
7/16-8/20
Location Hunters Hill Park, 6070 Natalie Rd
Location:
Day: Sa
Ages: 3-4 yrs
9:00-9:50am
7/18-8/22
Day: Sa
Ages: 4-5 yrs
10:00-10:50am
7/18-8/22
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Enrichment
Computer Classes
A $10 material fee is due on the first
day of class. No class on 7/8 & 7/22.
Instructor: Alan Ng
14250 Peyton Drive
Intro to Typing- Class 1 & 2
Develop your child’s basic typing
skills and prepare them for many years
of future usage. Different lessons,
games, and supplemental tests will be
provided to make typing fun as your
child is taught a lifetime skill. Take
this opportunity to let your child have a
head start in school for their homework
and projects by learning this essential
typing skill.
Microsoft Word & Power
Point
This class is designed for younger
students who want to start their
computer learning. Come to learn
how to use computers to create
awesome graphics and turn into a
useful slideshow presentation by using
Microsoft PowerPoint. Basic mouse
and keyboard skills will be introduced.
Day: W
Fee: $149/8 weeks
Ages: 6-10 yrs
12:00-1:00pm
6/10-8/12
Ages: 6-15 yrs
2:00-3:00pm
6/10-8/12
Computer Skill Challenge
A $10 material fee is due on the first day
of class. No class 7/22.
Instructor: Amanda Click
14250 Peyton Drive
Fee: $103/5 weeks
Grades 1-6
Topics include grade level concepts
of math, basic fact practice, and
word problems. This class will help
strengthen skills through repetition and
reinforcement. These classes are for
students entering Grades 1-6.
Grades: 1-2
Day: M
10:00-11:30am
6/22-7/20
Grades: 3-4
Day: M
12:00-1:30pm
6/22-7/20
Grades: 5-6
Day: W
10:00-11:30am
6/24-7/29
Pre-Algebra
Topics will include review of
elementary mathematics and
principles, introductions to signed
numbers, beginning rules for algebraic
evaluations, and algebraic equations.
This course is both a great review and
preparation for a junior high or high
school class.
Ages: 11-15 yrs
Day: M
4:00-5:30pm
6/22-7/20
Algebra 1
Topics will include variables and
algebraic equations, integers,
inequalities, and simplifying
expressions. Students will gain a
basic knowledge of problem solving
strategies.
Do you want to sharpen your computer
skills for the next level of learning?
This class will challenge you and teach
you useful tools to get ahead in school.
Beginners will learn how to work
with the mouse and keyboard while
experienced users will get hands on
practice in Microsoft Word for editing
the document with different functions
and create the slideshow presentation
by using PowerPoint.
High School Geometry
Topics include geometric definitions and
constructions, congruence and measurement, reasoning skills, proofs, and
theorems.
Ages: 6-15 yrs
Fee: $149/8 weeks
Day: W
9:00-10:00am
6/10-8/12
Ages: 13-17 yrs
Day: T
10:00-11:30am
6/23-7/21
Ages: 12-16 yrs
Day: M
2:00-3:30pm
6/22-7/20
SAT Prep
of class. No class on 7/22.
Instructor: Amanda Click
14250 Peyton Drive
SAT Math Prep
Test taking strategies for mathematics
are tested in numbers and operations,
algebra and functions, geometry,
statistics, and data analysis.
Ages: 13-18 yrs
Day: W
Fee: $103/5 weeks
12:00-1:30pm
6/24-7/29
SAT English Prep
English areas that are tested: critical
reading section, sentence completion
and passage-based reading exercises.
The course will also cover vocabulary,
essay writing, identifying errors,
improving sentences, and paragraphs.
Ages: 13-18 yrs
Fee: $103/5 weeks
Day: T
12:00-1:30pm
6/23-7/21
Safe Sitter Workshop
This two day class has received national
recognition by the American Academy
of Pediatrics. The small class size and
interactive learning environment includes: role-playing, games, child care,
age appropriate activities and setting
up a babysitting business. Students get
hands-on practice in basic lifesaving
techniques. Class includes
babysitting kit and workbook. Please
bring a sweater! Bring a sack lunch on
day one.
Teen
outh
Teen &
&Y
Youth
Ages: 6-15
Fee: $149/8 weeks
Day: W
10:00-11:00am
6/10-8/12
1:00-2:00pm
6/10-8/12
Math Academy
Instructor Jodi Previch
Instructor:
Location: Pomona Valley Medical Center
Location
2140 Grand Ave.
Ages: 11-14 yrs
Fee: $50/2 days
Day: Th
9:00am-2:00pm
F
9:00am-12:00pm
6/18-6/19
7/9-7/10
7/23-7/24
Check out the new
Parks & Facilities
Map on page 42.
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Tutor Whiz
We prepare a personal folder and
assignments your child will use at each
class. A $15 curriculum fee is due to the
instructor.
Instructor: Tutor Whiz Staff
Location: Tutor Whiz
13751 Roswell Avenue, Suite D, Chino
Day: Sa
Fee: $59/3 weeks
Fee
Fun with Spanish
Teaching conversational Spanish, this
class is an interactive and uniquely
compiled curriculum using visual aids
and crafts.
Ages: 4-18 yrs
11:30am-12:15pm
6/13-6/27
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/15
Teen & Youth
Test Taking Skills
This class introduces key elements and
strategies in state tests such as CAT6,
SAT, school quizzes: math, critical
reading, and writing.
Ages: 7-18 yrs
11:30am-12:15pm
6/13-6/27
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/15
P honics Fun &
Reading Comprehension
In the Phonics group, use of flashcards,
visual aids, and games will teach your
child some key rules in the use of sounds
and formations of words. They will learn
to pinpoint important information, and
summarize what they read.
Ages: 4-11 yrs
9:00-9:45am
6/13-6/27
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/15
Writing & Composition
Teaches writing skills, such as topic
sentences, sentence structures,
formatting ideas, and how to be more
descriptive. Class will also involve
summarizing a short reading assignment.
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Ages: 7-18 yrs
11:30am-12:15pm
6/13-6/27
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/15
Math Mania & Algebra
Helps improve mental math skills!
Fun-filled classes explore and teach
key concepts from your child’s grade
year. Grades K-5: Strengthen and build
confidence in basic math using addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division,
fractions, and decimals. Grades 6-12:
Key formulas covered in Algebra that
students typically struggle with.
Ages: 4-18 yrs
10:15-11:00am
6/13-6/27
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/15
Beginning Guitar Classes
This class is for anyone “just learning
how to play” acoustic or electric
guitar. Lessons include tuning,
reading music, first position melody
playing, and chords. Students are
required to provide an acoustic guitar
or electric guitar and amplifier. A $20
material fee due to instructor on the
first day of class. No class on 7/22.
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 9-12 yrs
Fee: $119/8 weeks
Day: W
5:40-6:30pm
6/17-8/12
Ages: 13+
Fee: $119/8 weeks
Day: W
6:35-7:25pm
6/17-8/12
Children’s Choirs
Join us to meet new friends and learn
great songs from Disney Movies:
“Frozen”, “The Sound of Music”,
as well as Musical Theaters, such
as “Annie”, and “The Lion King”.
Children will learn the basics of vocal
technique, breathing, sight singing,
and performance skills. There are
two recitals every year following the
completion of the course to show what
the children have learned and achieved.
A $10 material fee is due to the
instructor.
Instructor: Zoe Chiu
3991 Grand Avenue, Suite C, Chino
Ages: 5-12 yrs
Fee: $79/5 weeks
Day: T
5:00-6:00pm
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
(909) 364-2700
Suzuki Violin
The Suzuki Method is an environmental
method, what Dr. Suzuki called the
“Mother Tongue Method.” Every child
has the potential to develop music
abilities. This is a fun, easy introduction
to violin. Violin rentals are available
for $20. A $10 material fee is due to the
instructor.
Ages: 5-12 yrs
Fee: $96/5 weeks
Day: M
2:00-2:50pm
6/15-7/13
7/20-8/17
Young Musician
This course has been designed to
provide a motivating and comprehensive
music course for the young beginners.
Musicianship is experienced through ear
training, solfege singing, note reading,
movement and singing games, and
piano playing. There is a mini recital
at the end of the course to provide an
opportunity for musical sharing. $15
material fee due to instructor.
Ages: 7-10 yrs
Fee: $79/5 weeks
Day: W
11:00-11:45am
6/17-7/15
7/22-8/19
Day: T
3:00-3:45pm
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Drum Class
Students will learn stick techniques,
counting, body coordination, and
ensemble playing in this fun, small
group class. Join us for the fun! A $20
material fee is due to the instructor.
Instructor: Yamaha Music School Staff
Location: Yamaha Music School
13771 Roswell Avenue, Suite G, Chino
Ages: 6-9 yrs
Fee: $78/5 weeks
Day: T
5:45-6:30pm
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Ages: 10-15 yrs
Fee: $78/5 weeks
Day: T
6:30-7:15pm
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Mad Science Camp
of class.
Instructor: John Crawford
Location: Grand Ave Park Gazebo
1301 Grand Avenue
Ages: 5-12 yrs
Day: M-F
Fee: $139/1 week
9:00am-12:00pm
Robots 101
Fee: $149/1 week
6/15-6/19
8/10-8/14
NASA Jr Astronauts
Join our Academy of Future Space
Explorers as you prepare to explore the
galaxy. Build your own model rocket,
race a balloon rocket, and then see the
real thing- a rocket launch up to 300ft.
in the air! Make and take home your
own comet, Shuttle Copter, and much
more. Use teamwork to complete an
important space mission. This NASA
camp is ‘Out of this World!’
6/22-6/26
8/17-8/21
Crazy Chemworks
Come and discover what it’s like to be a
real scientist and work in a Mad Science
Lab. Each day we will experiment with
different chemicals and tools to see what
kind of interesting and crazy reactions
we can create! Students will explore
acids and bases, reveal the secret recipe
of slime, examine crystallization, and
probe through shifting states of matter.
7/13-7/17
7/6-7/10
8/3-8/7
321...Blast Off
Aerodynamics and Motion are the stars
of the fun filled week! Design and
build everything from kites to planes
to Rockets! Experiment with different
propulsion systems as you use your
new knowledge to blast off, track and
recover all kinds of Flying Machinery!
Have a rockin’ good time at this rocket
camp!
7/27-7/31
Voice & Singing
Students will learn vocal techniques
through the process of singing pop
music songs. There will be an
emphasis on breathing, posture, stage
performance, emotion and ear training
techniques. Join us for this fun
class! A $25 material fee is due to the
instructor on the first day.
Instructor Synthia Tjioe
Instructor:
Location: Yamaha Music School
Location
13771 Roswell Ave. # G, Chino
Ages: 5-9 yrs
Fee: $78/5 weeks
Day: T
5:00-5:45pm
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Ages: 10-15 yrs
Fee: $78/5 weeks
Day: W
6:00-6:45pm
6/17-7/15
7/22-8/19
Non-Resident
on-Resident
Fee
A $5 per contract class fee will apply
to all non-residents. A $10
non-resident fee will apply to Adult
Soccer and Day Camp, as reflected
in the class fee. A non-resident fee
may apply to special events.
JL Academy
of class.
Instructor: Young Ji Lee
13831 Roswell Ave., Chino
Fee: $64/4 weeks
Speech, Debate, &
Public Speaking
Students will be trained in the art of
public speaking, presentations, and
speeches according to Common Core
Standards emphasizing evidence-based
critical thinking, reading, writing, and
listening skills. Students will develop
the ability to engage in arguments and
successfully persuade specific audience
while developing their confidence in
public speaking.
Ages: 9+ yrs
Day: T
6:45-7:45pm
6/16-7/7
7/14-8/4
Teen
outh
Teen &
&Y
Youth
I am a RO-BOT!
Join us for a week
of fun with amazing
robots! Learn about
the use of robots in
our world and spend
time experimenting
with super cool robots
that can sense sound, follow patterns,
even play soccer! Discover the science
of circuitry and how robots use sensors
to explore the things around them. All
campers will build and take home a
brand new Robot!
Science in Action
Take a walk on the
wild side, kids will
have fun with handson experiments that
will increase their
understanding of our
Earth and Animals!
They will learn how
animals are camouflaged and go on the
hunt for scents and tracks and discover
what adversely affects our planet as
we explore conversation. Take apart
owl pellets to see what birds of prey
can digest and experiment with inertia
and gravity as you learn how they work
together to help you enjoy your favorite
sports.
Beginning American
Sign Language
This class will provide
students with basic
sign language and
communication skills.
Lessons will consist of
the breakdown and proper
usage of signs in context
and conversation. New
Lessons will be taught each session.
Ages: 9+ yrs
Day: T
4:45-5:45pm
6/16-7/7
7/14-8/4
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Drawing & Painting 2
Through step by step
method, students are
taught drawing and
painting skills using
mediums such as
graphite, charcoal,
pastels, watercolors, and
acrylics. Students learn
the form and structure
of the human head and body, as well as
techniques for drawing living and nonliving things realistically. $8 materials
fee due to instructor on the first day of
class.
Instructor: Tatiana Gorunov
Location: KidsArt
2587 Chino Hills Parkway #H
Teen & Youth
Ages: 7+ yrs
Fee: $120/4 weeks
Day: M
4:45-6:15pm
6/22-7/13
7/20-8/10
Dance & Fitness
Learn dances from
Hawaii, Tahiti, New
Zealand, Samoa,
and the Philippines.
We will build on
your basic dance
knowledge and if
you choose, you will
have opportunities to
perform for different events. Approval
is needed to be placed in intermediate
class.
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 9-12 yrs
Fee:01:$36/4 weeks
Fee:
02&03:$32/3 weeks
Day: M
Int
7:00-8:00pm
6/15-7/6
7/13-7/27
8/3-8/17
Ages: 13+
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Fee:
Fee:01:$36/4
weeks
02&03:$32/3weeks
Day: M
Int/Adv
8:00-9:00pm
6/15-7/6
7/13-7/27
8/3-8/17
All About Dance
Professional instructor, Dee Dee Kaplan, has 35+ years of experience in dance,
with a background in television, media, and theatre production. Levels 1, 2, 3 and
4 are “performing company classes”. These are noncompetitive classes. Register
ONLY with instructor’s approval. No class on 7/22.
Instructor: Dee Dee Kaplan
14250 Peyton Drive
All About Dance
Ballet, tap, and jazz are taught through
the inspiration of music. Development
of positive self-esteem and reassurance
is emphasized. Black jazz and black tap
shoes are required.
A wonderful ballet class that inspires
beautiful art. Dance attire and ballet
shoes are required.
Ages: 6-12 yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: T
Beg.
4:15-5:00pm
7/7-7/28
8/4-8/25
Ages: 7-11 yrs
Fee:01:$40/3 weeks
Fee:
02:$50/4 weeks
Day: Sa
Lev. 2
9:00-10:00am
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/22
Ages: 9+ yrs
Fee: $50/4 weeks
Day: T
Lev 2+3
6:00-7:00pm
7/7-7/28
8/4-8/25
Ages: 8+ yrs
Fee: $65/4 weeks
Day: W
Lev. 3+4
7:00-8:30pm
7/1-7/29
8/5-8/26
Dancers Workout
This class focuses on core strengthening,
balancing, and coordination.
Ages: 7+ yrs
Fee: $50/4 weeks
Day: W
6:00-7:00pm
7/1-7/29
8/5-8/26
Classical Ballet
Ages: 6-12 yrs
Fee: $50/4 weeks
Day: T
Lev. 1
5:00-6:00pm
7/7-7/28
8/4-8/25
Pointe Ballet
Pointe students continue technique and
creative choreography. Dance attire and
pointe shoes are required.
Ages: 10+ yrs
Fee:
Fee:01:$55/3
weeks
02:$65/4 weeks
Day: Sa
7:30-9:00am
7/11-7/25
8/1-8/22
Ages: 10+ yrs
Fee: $65/4 weeks
Day: T
7:00-8:30pm
7/7-7/28
8/4-8/25
Hip Hop
Just Cheer
Come out and learn hip-hop moves from
dancer/choreographer Carla Henson.
Hip-hop dancing is fun and a great
workout. Students will learn how to
pop, lock and glide along with original
choreography and creative dance. No
class on 7/3.
Come join the fun while learning arm
movements, jumps, kicks, stunting,
tumbling and cheer routines. Preparing
children ages 4-15 for cheer teams, this
class builds self-confidence, balance,
timing and listening skills. No class on
7/2.
Instructor: Carla Henson
14250 Peyton Drive
Instructor: Jeanie Koury
14250 Peyton Drive
Day: F
Fee: $45/4 weeks
Ages: 6-9 yrs
2:30-3:30pm
6/19-7/17
7/24-8/14
Ages: 10+yrs
3:30-4:30pm
6/19-7/17
7/24-8/14
Ages: 4-15 yrs
Fee: $45/4 weeks
Day: Th
11:00am-12:00pm
6/18-7/16
7/30-8/20
(909) 364-2700
Baton Twirling
Learn to twirl a baton and have fun
while doing it. March in the annual
Disneyland Parade, competitions and
various performances. No class 7/20
& 8/10.
Instructor Shari Taylor
Instructor:
Location
1301 Grand Ave.
Ages: 7-12 yrs
Fee: $60/8 weeks
Day: M
5:55-6:45pm
6/15-8/17
Pom Pom Class
Dance and march
in the annual
Disneyland Parade,
competitions
and various
performances.
Make friends and have fun! No class
7/20 & 8/10.
Enjoy family
friendly events this
Summer! See pages
15-22 for more
information.
Breakdancing
Get ready to move and
sweat to the hottest
beats. This class
breaks down popular
movements to have you
dancing like a pro. All
moves are beginner
move foundations. No
class 7/3.
Instructor Alberto Yap
Instructor:
Location
14250 Peyton Dr.
Day: F
Fee: $75/6 weeks
Ages: 5-9 yrs
5:00-5:45pm
6/19-7/31
Ages: 10-17 yrs
5:45-6:45pm
6/19-7/31
Chino Hills Jr.
Riding Academy
This course
is designed
for students
who wish to
participate in a complete horsemanship
program. Students will learn how to
ride, as well as learn about grooming,
feeding, housing, and the health needs
of a horse. With instructor consent,
students will be able to participate in
a McCoy horse show, using the horses
that belong to Silver Rose Ranch.
Students must provide adequate head
protection, (bicycle helmets are OK)
boots, and wear long pants. A $25
Instructor: Nicole Owrey
Location: Silver Rose Ranch
2954 English Road
Ages: 7-16 yrs
Fee: $75/3 weeks
Day: Sa
1:00-2:30pm
7/18-8/1
2:30-4:00pm
7/18-8/1
Youth Rookie
Basketball
Clinic
Hit the basketball
courts this winter to
sharpen your skills.
This program is a
great way to discover
the fundamentals of basketball.
Each participant will learn passing,
dribbling, shooting skills and
much more in a non-competitive
environment. Registration includes a
participation award and team party at
the end. Spots are limited so be sure
to sign up early! No class on7/4.
Instructor: City Staff Recreation
Location: Grand Ave Park
1301 Grand Avenue
Ages: 6-8 yrs
Fee: $40/6 weeks
Day: Sa
10:30-11:30am
6/27-8/8
Youth Rookie
Soccer Clinic
It’s time to kick it
into high gear this
season! This 6 week
program is a great
way for children ages
6-8 to discover the sport of soccer.
Led by trained City staff, participants
will have the opportunity to learn the
fundamentals of soccer through drills
and live action game play in a team
setting. Fees include a participation
award and end of the session team
party.
Instructor: City Staff Recreation
Location: Veterans Park
14877 Eucalyptus Ave.
Ages: 6-8 yrs
Fee: $40/6 weeks
Day: T
6:00-7:00pm
6/23-7/28
Dodgeball League
Welcome to the ultimate National
Ball clinic and league. Teams will
compete for prizes, trophies, and -most
importantly- bragging rights. The
league begins on grass courts where
students will be trained on certain skills:
King of the Hill, the Four Kingdoms,
and Mother Hen. Let’s get ready for
battle! No class 7/3.
Teen
outh
Teen &
&Y
Youth
Instructor Shari Taylor
Instructor:
Location
1301 Grand Ave.
Ages: 7-12 yrs
Fee: $60/8 weeks
Day: M
6:50-7:40pm
6/15-8/17
Sports
Instructor: Bill Bush
Location: Veterans Park
14877 Eucalyptus Ave.
Ages: 7-13 yrs
Fee: $69/7 weeks
Day: F
9:00-10:15am
6/19-7/31
CPR classes available!
The Chino Valley
Independent Fire District
offers CPR classes to those
interested in learning life
saving techniques.
Call (909) 902-5260
(909) 364-2700
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Judo
Youth Scholarship Program
Students will learn a combination
of techniques including jiu-jitsu,
kickboxing, judo, boxing, yoga,
gymnastics, and more. Class builds
self-esteem and develops leadership
qualities. Uniforms are required and
may be purchased at Combined Martial
Science for a one-time fee of $70.
Please make sure to have a uniform
before the start of class.
Instructor: Tony Allen
Location: Combined Martial Science, Inc.
13611 12th Street, Unit A, Chino
Ages: 5-14 yrs
Fee: $100/8 weeks
Day: Th
5:00-6:00pm
7/9-8/27
Teen & Youth
Ice Hockey Lessons
Students will learn to glide effortlessly,
skate forward and backward with a
puck, and stop. A $3 skate rental is
charged every time the class meets.
All participants receive free rink access
throughout the week, but will be
charge $3 skate rental. Skates, hockey
stick, and gloves are required.
Instructor: Ontario Ice Skating Staff
Ages: 6-14 yrs
Fee: $53/8 weeks
Day: T
6:30-7:00pm
6/16-8/4
Martial Arts for Kids
with Autism
This fitness class is specifically
designed for children with autism.
We will concentrate on motor
coordination by utilizing balance,
gymnastics, yoga, and subtle jiu-jitsu/
martial arts techniques. This class will
encourage your child to focus and
follow directions while enhancing
social skills. Uniforms are required
and may be purchased at Combined
Martial Science for $70.
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Instructor: Tony Allen
13611 12th Street, Suite A, Chino
Ages: 8+ yrs
Fee: $120/8 weeks
Day: Sa
11:45am-12:45pm
7/11-8/29
Chino Hills Youth (17 and under) who
qualify will be awarded $125 per year
towards registration for a
City-sponsored recreation class or special
event. Scholarship applications will be
accepted May 11-22. Scholarships are
available online or in Recreation offices
and awarded on financial needs. Please
visit www.chinohills.org/YouthScholarships
or call (909) 364-2700 for additional
information.
Ice Skating Lessons
effortlessly, skate forward, backward,
and stop. On the 8th week of class, all
skaters will perform a recital and will
get a certificate to take home. A $3
skate rental is charged every time the
class meets. All participants receive
free rink access throughout the week,
but will be charge $3 skate rental.
Students should wear gloves
and warm clothing.
Instructor Ontario Ice Skating Rink Staff
Instructor:
Location: Ontario Ice Skating
Location
1225 W. Holt Blvd., Ontario
Ages: 6-14 yrs
Fee: $53/8 weeks
Day: T
6:30-7:00pm
6/16-8/4
Ages: 6-14 yrs
Fee: $53/8 weeks
Day: Sa
12:45-1:15pm
6/20-8/15
Brainy Zainy Yoga
for Kids
Brainy Zainy Yoga is fun and
educational way for kids to learn Yoga
while increasing balance, flexibility,
and strength not only in their body
but also in their minds! The activities
stimulate the sensory systems in the
brain resulting in improved cognitive
integration, increased attention,
decreased hyperactivity, and improved
academics. How can Yoga be any more
fun! No class on 7/3.
Bowling
Learn basic bowling techniques, score
keeping, and safety. Class fee includes
shoe rental, if needed.
Instructor: Mark Bizup
Ages: 7-17 yrs
Fee: $84/8 weeks
Day: W
4:00-5:00pm
6/17-8/5
Karate
Students will learn
the art of self-defense,
which improves coordination, self-confidence,
discipline, respect, and
sportsmanship. Beginning students
will earn basic techniques, while
intermediate students will learn more
advanced techniques and forms. No
class on 7/22, make up class will be on
7/24.
Instructor: Joe Rosas
14250 Peyton Drive
Day: MW
Fee: $73/8 weeks
Beginning
Ages: 7-12 yrs
Intermediate/Advance
Instructor: Polina Marian
Location: Addicted To Yoga
13751 Roswell Suite E, Chino
Ages: 7-12 yrs
Ages: 4-10 yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: F
2:30-3:00pm
6/26-7/24
7/31-8/21
Ages: 13+ yrs
(909) 364-2700
6:00-7:00pm
6/22-8/12
7:00-8:00pm
6/22-8/12
Advanced
8:00-9:00pm
6/22-8/12
Volleyball Lessons
Beginners are encouraged! This class
will help develop the fundamental
skills and techniques needed to learn
volleyball and/or take your game to the
next level. A $5 material fee is due to
the instructor.
Instructor: Brad Brown
Location: Chino Hills Community Park
Fee: $48/3 weeks
Monday
Ages: 8-10 yrs Beg.
Ages: 10-14 yrs Beg/Int
Ages: 11-15 yrs Int/Adv
4:00-4:50pm
6/15-6/29
4:50-5:40pm
6/15-6/29
5:40-6:30pm
6/15-6/29
Saturday
Ages: 8-10 yrs Beg
Ages: 11-14 yrs Beg/Int
9:15-10:05am
6/13-6/27
10:05-10:55am
6/13-6/27
Volleyball League
Junior Golf Academy
This league emphasizes
this development and
improvement of passing,
setting, hitting, and
rotation skills through
drills and games. The
entry fee includes a T-shirt. Youth
league nee parent participation and
experienced volleyball enthusiasts for
success. A $10 material fee is due to
the instructor.
The PGA-certified golf instructors of
Los Serranos Golf and Country Club
offer golf lessons for players of all ages
and abilities. The lessons have been
designed to help students quickly grasp
the fundamentals of the full golf swing
and the short game. Golf clubs,
range-balls, and course green fee are
included. No class 7/4.
Instructor Brad Brown
Instructor:
Location: Community Park
Location
3280 Eucalyptus Dr.
Day: M
Fee: $75/6 weeks
Ages: 8-10 yrs
4:00-5:15pm
7/13-8/17
Ages: 11-14 yrs
5:15-6:30pm
7/13-8/17
Instructor: Los Serranos Golf & Country Club
Location: Los Serranos Golf & Country Club
15656 Yorba Avenue
Ages: 6-12 yrs
Ages
Fee: $109/6 weeks
Day: W
5:00-6:00pm
6/10-7/15
Ages: 6-17 yrs
Fee: $109/6 weeks
Day: Sa
11:00am-12:00pm
6/13-7/25
Day: Su
2:00-3:00pm
6/14-7/19
Mobile Recreation
Year
ear Round Program
Summer Session
June 22-August 21
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Monday
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Danbury Park
15701 Fairfield Ranch Road
Tuesday
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Butterfield Park
17671 Mystic Canyon Drive
Wednesday
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Chino Hills Community Park
3280 Eucalyptus Drive
Free Drop-in
Program!
Teen
outh
Teen &
&Y
Youth
Day: Sa
Fee: $75/6 weeks
Ages: 8-10 yrs
9:00-10:15am
7/18-8/22
Ages: 11-14 yrs
10:15-11:30am
7/18-8/22
So come out and have some fun!
Mobile Recreation provides a safe after-school
environment for children 5-12 years old.
The Mobile Recreation van and Recreation staff provide:
* Arts and Crafts
* Sporting Activities & Outdoor Games
* Board Games
* Nutritional Education & Snacks
* Homework Assistance
Thursday
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Chaparral Elementary School
4849 Bird Farm Road
Friday
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Alterra Park
4921 Soquel Canyon Parkway
* Children are required to sign in and out and may do so at any time
throughout the program without a parent present.
* Each child must have a signed emergency card on file.
* This is a non-parent participation activity.
* Schedule is subject to change due to other events and weather conditions
* Field Conditions Hotline: (909) 364-2738
Chino Hills Recreation * (909) 364-2700 * visit www.chinohills.org
(909) 364-2700
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Mixed Martial Arts
Students will learn a combination of
techniques including jiu-jitsu,
kick-boxing, judo, boxing, yoga,
gymnastics, and more. Class builds
self-esteem and develops leadership
qualities. Uniforms are required and
may be purchased at Combined Martial
Science for a one-time fee of $70. Please
make sure to have a uniform before the
start of class.
Instructor:
Instructor:Tony
Allen
13611 12th Street, Unit A, Chino
Ages: 5-14 yrs
Fee: $100/8 weeks
Day: T
4:00-5:00pm
7/7-8/25
Teen & Youth
Teen Activity Center
TAC
Come to the Chino Hills
Community Center when
school is back in session
August 24th. Grades 9th
through 12th. Student ID is
required.
Small Group Tennis Clinic
Small groups are a great alternative for
those players wanting more attention.
Each group will be divided based
on level and age into a size of 2 to 4
students per coach. No class on 7/4 &
9/7.
14255 Peyton Drive
Ages: 7-13 yrs
M/W
5:00-6:00pm
T/Th
5:30-6:30pm
T/Th
6:30-7:30pm
Sa
10:30-11:30am
One Day Per Week
Fee $99/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Two Days Per Week
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Fee $179/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Tennis Clinics
Pick a clinic that’s right for you! Beginners ages 14 or older are recommended to
start in the Junior Tennis Academy Intermediate-Advanced. Students need to supply
a tennis racquet. No class on 7/4 & 9/7.
14255 Peyton Drive
Jr. Tennis Academy
Beginning
The focus of this Academy is on
learning the 4 magnificent strokes of
the game in a fun filled dynamic, high
energy, and fitness friendly atmosphere.
Students are tested to reach mastery on 3
different levels.
Ages: 7-13 yrs
M/W
Sa
6:00-7:30pm
9:00-10:30am
One Day Per Week
Fee $69/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Two Days Per Week
Fee $103/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Three Days Per Week
Fee: 01&03:$118/4 weeks
Fee
02:$129/4 weeks
Jr. Tennis Academy
Intermediate-Advanced
This group are for students that have
attained all 3 mastery levels in the
Beginning Academy or are coming
in with proper form on their ground
strokes. This is a high energy and
challenging fitness program designed to
bring students to a level where they
have the tools to start playing matches.
Ages: 7-17 yrs
M-Th
Sa
7:30-9:30pm
10:30am-12:30pm
One Day Per Week
Fee $83/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Two Days Per Week
Fee $114/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Three Days Per Week
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Fee $133/4 weeks
Fee:
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
Tennis Star Package
Summer Tennis Camp
The Player’s Package is for students
that want it all and at a discounted
rate. These students will experience
the benefit of training 2 days per week
in intermediate/advanced academy,
participate in 1 small group tennis clinic
per week to focus on the details of their
games, and compete in our once per
month Round Robin Tournament. The
total price for these programs is $238
but parents buy this package pay just
$199.
Come join us for our Famous Summer
Tennis Camp. Kids of all ability levels
will love our one of a kind tennis camps.
From our amazing on court games and
drills, to our hit for prizes, training to
music, and creative ball decorating
contests, we have it all. Students will
learn tennis skills to help them reach the
next level in their game. Fun, Fitness, &
Friendships Guaranteed!
Location: Ayala High School
14255 Peyton Drive
Ages: 7-17 yrs
Fee: $199/4 weeks
6/22-7/18
7/20-8/15
8/17-9/12
(909) 364-2700
Location: Grand Ave Park
1301 Grand Avenue
Ages: 7-17 yrs
Fee: $99/1 week
Day: M-Th
8:30-11:30am
7/13-7/16
7/20-7/23
7/27-7/30
Enrichment
Computer Classes
Choose a class that’s right for you! A
$10 material fee is due to the instructor
on the first day of class. No class on 7/8
& 7/22.
Instructor: AGI Computer Learning Center
14250 Peyton Drive
Introduction to Computers &
Word Processing
This class will introduce you to basic
computer skills and terms needed
to operate your computer. Explore
the computer world and learn word
processing. It will benefit both
beginners and experienced users who
want to sharpen their office computing
techniques.
Microsoft Excel & Powerpoint
This class includes hands-on practice
for basic techniques of Microsoft Word,
PowerPoint, and Excel. You will learn
how to edit documents, write reports, do
projects, create spreadsheets, produce
tables, and make amazing presentations.
Experienced users can sharpen their
skills and learn file management, as
well as how to make fliers from digital
cameras.
Ages: 16+ yrs
Fee: $149/8 weeks
Day: W
7:00-8:00pm
6/10-8/12
Non-Resident
Fee
A $5 per contract class fee
will apply to all non-residents.
A $10 non-resident fee will
apply to Adult Soccer and
Day Camp, as reflected in
the class fee. A non-resident
fee may apply to special
events.
Treat your dog to some quality time,
exercise, and fun new challenges on
this obstacle course! Work as a team
while learning from various tunnels,
teeter-totter, dog-walk, tire-jump,
A-Frame, and weave poles. All breeds
are welcome! Trophies and certificates
are awarded at graduation. Bring
current vaccination records, a lawn
chair, and a $30 material fee to the first
class, held WITHOUT dogs. No class
on 7/4.
Instructor: Dog Services Unlimited
Location: Yorba Linda Community Center
4501 Casa Loma Avenue, Yorba Linda
Ages: 18+ yrs
Fee: $92/7 weeks
Day: Sa
9:00-10:00am
6/27-8/15
Dog Obedience
Master Dog Trainer,
Rose Healey, will
address behavior
problems (chewing,
jumping, etc.) and will
introduce A.K.C. obedience
exercises including the proper heel,
automatic sit, down-stay, sit-stay,
stand, and come commands. All breeds
six months and older may join. Larger
breeds are accepted at four months.
Bring current vaccination records and
a $10 material fee to the first meeting,
to be held indoors, WITHOUT DOGS.
Subsequent meetings are held backside
of Community Center.
Instructor: Dog Services Unlimited
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 15+
Fee: $92/7 weeks
Day: Th
6:00-7:00pm
6/18-7/30
Beginning Piano
This course teaches practical keyboard
skills in a relaxed group setting. Make
friends, make music, and have fun! A
$15 material fee is due to the instructor.
Ages: 18+
Fee: $79/5 weeks
Day: T
10:00-10:45am
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Planning a garage sale?
Stop by the Community
Services Department to
obtain a garage sale
permit for only $10.
Beginning American
Sign Language
This class will provide
students with basic
sign language and
communication skills.
Lessons will consist
of the breakdown and
proper usage of signs
in context and conversation. New
lessons will be taught each class. A $5
Adults
Ages: 16+ yrs
Fee: $149/8 weeks
Day: W
11:10am-12:00pm
6/10-8/12
8:00-9:00pm
6/10-8/12
Canine Agility Course
Instructor: JL Academy Staff
13831 Roswell Avenue, Suite E, Chino
Ages: 18+ yrs
Fee: $64/4 weeks
Day: T
4:45-5:45pm
6/16-7/7
7/14-8/4
Beginning Guitar Classes
This class is for anyone “just learning
how to play” acoustic or electric
guitar. Lessons include tuning,
reading music, first position melody
playing, and chords. Students are
required to provide an acoustic guitar
or electric guitar and amplifier. A $20
material fee due to instructor on the
first day of class. No class on 7/22.
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 13+
Fee: $119/8 weeks
Day: W
6:35-7:25pm
6/17-8/12
(909) 364-2700
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Dance & Fitness
Line Dancing
Learn basic steps
used in line dancing!
Have fun toning and
strengthening your
body while dancing
to a variety of music.
No partner is needed
for this fun class! No
class 6/25.
Instructor: Jimmye Lou Thies
Ages: 18+ yrs
Ages
Fee: 01:$60/9 weeks
Fee
02:$66/10 weeks
Beginning
14250 Peyton Drive
Day: Th
7:30-9:00pm
Class Code:
Code 139701-01
6/18-8/20
Adults
Easy Intermediate
Location: McCoy Equestrian & Rec. Center
14280 Peyton Drive
Day: T
7:30-9:00pm
Class Code:
Code 139701-02
6/16-8/18
Check out the new
Parks & Facilities
Map on page 42.
Beginning Salsa
Shape up and have fun while Salsa
dancing! Participants will learn
the basic steps of Salsa dancing,
incorporating turns and an easy to
follow routine. No partner or experience
is necessary. Please wear comfortable
attire.
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Instructor Evie Quinones
Instructor:
Location: Evie Dance Studio
Location
13124 9th Street, Chino
Ages: 13+ yrs
Fee: $37/4 weeks
Day: M
6:00-7:00pm
6/15-7/6
7/13-8/3
Day: F
6:00-7:00pm
6/19-7/10
7/17-8/7
Day: Sa
10:00-11:00am
6/20-7/18
7/25-8/15
Ladies Low Impact Fitness
This class will consist
of various dance
moves, resistance
training, pilates, yoga,
and kick-boxing. The
music will move you!
Dance yourself away
towards a fit body today. Please bring
water, mat, and hand weights to class.
No class on 6/25 & 7/22.
Instructor: Annette Ware
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 13+ yrs
Fee: $93/10 weeks
Day: M/W/F
8:30-9:30am
6/15-8/21
Day: T/Th
6:00-7:00pm
6/16-8/20
z
umba
Come join us for a fun
energetic workout!
Zumba is one of the
most popular aerobics
classes, combining
dance moves with
international music. Bring water and a
towel to each class. No class on 6/25,
6/30, 7/2 & 7/4.
Instructor: Margie James & Meredith Wilson
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 18+ yrs
Ages
Day: T/Th
7:15-8:15pm
Sa
9:00-10:00am
One Day
Day: T
Martial Arts Boot Camp
This class includes numerous cardio/
strength drills, a variety of light
weight training drills, circuit training,
kickboxing, martial arts drills, and
abdominal exercises. Workout routines
are changed each class in order to shock
the body. T-shirts and hand protection
are required and may be purchased at
Combined Martial Science for a onetime fee of $20. Please make sure to
have a T-shirt before the start of class.
Instructor Tony Allen
Instructor:
Location: Combined Martial Science
Location
13611 12th Street #A, Chino
Ages: 14+ yrs
Fee: $80/8 weeks
Day: MW
9:00-10:00am
7/6-8/26
Learn dances from
Hawaii, Tahiti, and
New Zealand. It’s a
great way to have fun
and workout at the
same time!
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 13+ yrs
Fee:01:$36/4 weeks
Fee
02&03:$32/3 weeks
Day: M
8:00-9:30pm
6/15-7/6
7/13-7/27
8/3-8/17
(909) 364-2700
Fee:
Fee:01:$34/4
weeks
02:$39/5 weeks
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Day: Th
Fee: $34/4 weeks
6/18-7/16
7/30-8/20
Day: Sa
Fee: $30/4 weeks
6/20-7/18
8/1-8/22
Two Days
Day: T/Th
Fee:01:$58/4 weeks
Fee:
02:$61/4.5 weeks
6/16-7/16
7/21-8/20
zumba Gold
Basic Zumba
moves and a low
impact class for
adults of all fitness
levels. This
class addresses the anatomical,
physiological, and psychological needs
specific to this population. Be prepared
to have fun and dance! Bring water and a
towel to each class. No class 6/25, 6/30,
& 7/2.
Instructor: Margie James
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 18+ yrs
Fee: $32/5 weeks
Day: T
9:30-10:20am
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Day: Th
4:25-5:15pm
6/18-7/16
7/30-8/20
Register Online!
Belly Dancing
Instructor: Shahira Griffiths
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 18+ yrs
Fee:01:$41/4 weeks
Fee:
02:$50/5 weeks
Day: Th
6:00-7:00pm
6/18-7/9
7/16-8/20
Ice Skating Lessons
effortlessly, skate forward, backward,
and stop. On the 8th week of class, all
skaters will perform a recital and will
get a certificate to take home. A $3
skate rental is charged every time the
class meets. All participants receive free
rink access throughout the week, but
will be charge $3 skate rental. Students
should wear gloves and warm clothing.
Instructor: Louis Soltero
Location: Ontario Ice Skating
Ages: 15+ yrs
Fee: $53/8 weeks
Day: Th
6:30-7:00pm
6/18-8/6
Experience the world
of yoga in these fun
and exciting classes.
Remember to dress
comfortably!
Bring a towel
and water! No class
on 7/3 & 7/5.
Instructor: Addicted to Yoga, Polina Marian
Location: Addicted to Yoga Studio
13751 Roswell Avenue, Suite E, Chino
Beginning Yoga
De-stress in a calm and nurturing
environment as you learn the basic
breathing and yoga poses.
Ages: 15+ yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: M
6:15-7:15pm
6/29-7/20
7/27-8/17
Beginning Heated Flow
Yoga
Warm up your body inside and out
with our heated yoga. Suitable for all
levels, room is heated to a comfortable
level.
Ages: 15+ yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: T
6:15-7:15pm
6/30-7/21
7/28-8/18
Beginning Pilates
Tone, strengthen, and tighten your core
with this class. Suitable for all levels,
learn the basics to engage abdominals,
thighs, and back!
Ages: 15+ yrs
Fee: $40/4 weeks
Day: Su
10:30-11:30am
6/21-7/19
7/26-8/16
Pilates Reformer
A challenging workout that practice
pilates movements on a spring weight
machine. Class is tailored to your
specific level and needs, and includes
a lot of individualized attention. Great
for those who have never practiced
on a reformer machine before or for
continuing students.
Ages: 15+ yrs
Fee: $55/4 weeks
Day: F
9:00-9:25am
6/26-7/24
7/31-8/21
“Shop Chino Hills First”
to keep your sales tax
dollars in Chino Hills.
Visit www.chinohills.
org/ShopChinoHillsFirst
to view a map of the
City’s boundaries
and a list of shopping
centers.
Adults
Belly Dancing is a
great workout for the
entire body. Improve
your coordination
and muscle tone,
while learning to
shimmy your hips,
play finger cymbals, or dance with a
veil. Class is open to beginning to
intermediate students, and offers basics
as well as more advanced movements
for returning students. $15 material fee
is for finger cymbals or veil, depending
on what the class decides to work on.
Come join us and bring out your inner
goddess. No class 6/25.
Yoga & Pilates
Special Needs
Accommodations
If you or a family member
has special needs, and an
interest in any of the classes
or programs offered,
please call the Recreation
Division at (909) 364-2700.
Staff is happy to discuss
accommodations that
can be made to help you,
or your family member,
feel more comfortable
participating. For more
information please see
page 3.
(909) 364-2700
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Sports
Adult Soccer League
Tennis Clinics
Pick a clinic that’s right for you!
Students need to supply a tennis
racquet.
14255 Peyton Drive
Adult Tennis Academy
This clinic gives students an opportunity
to work on improving their skills, while
getting a workout and having fun.
Ages 18+ yrs
Ages:
Fee: $79/4 weeks
Fee
Day: W
7:30-9:30pm
6/24-7/15
7/22-8/12
8/19-9/9
Adults
Tournament Tennis Academy
This academy is for players who have
passed their skills test, are on a high
school varsity team, have a Southern
California ranking or NTRP ranking
of 3.5 or above, or have won a satellite
tournament.
Ages: 7+ yrs
Ages
Day: T/Th
5:30-7:30 pm
One Day Per Week
Fee $99/4 weeks
Fee:
6/23-7/16
7/21-8/13
8/18-9/10
Two Days Per Week
Fee: $159/4 weeks
6/23-7/16
7/21-8/13
8/18-9/10
Open Play Adult
Volleyball League
Join the fun as this class is for
individuals or team! Play ranges from
6 players to beach doubles, beginners
to advance. A $5 material fee is due to
the instructor.
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Ages: 14-60 yrs
Day: M
Fee: $54/10 weeks
7:00-8:30pm
6/15-8/17
Hosting a party?
Insterested in a
meeting space? The
City of Chino Hills
can help.
Visit www.chinohills.org/Facilities
Adult Volleyball Lessons
Class instruction
is designed for a
group of three to ten
participants. Students
develop skills in
hitting, digging,
passing, serving, and
blocking. A $5 material fee is due to
the instructor.
Ages: 16-60 yrs
Day: M
Grab your cleats, friends and family,
and join our full field, 11 v 11, soccer
league. Leagues available are Men’s 30+,
Women’s 30+, Women’s 18+, and Coed
30+ on various days and nights. Team
rosters are limited to a minimum of 10
players and a maximum of 22. League fees
include 10 weeks of game play, playoffs
for advancing teams, official fees, and
team awards. Awards will be given to the
1st and 2nd place team in each division.
Games will begin the week of July 6, 2015.
Adult Soccer League
Information
Women’s 30+ Thursday Evenings
Coed 30+ Friday Evenings
Men’s 30+ Sunday Mornings/Afternoons
Women’s 18+ Sunday Evenings
Adult Soccer Registration
Information
Priority Registration (Winter, 2015 teams only):
May 4- June 14, 2015
Open registration for new and returning teams is
June 15- July 3, 2015,
or until league is full.
Adult Soccer Fees
$53 for Residents
$63 for Non-Residents
All players are required to bring a valid photo
ID with birth date to all games for check-in.
Fee: $48/3 weeks
6:00-6:50pm
6/15-6/29
Adult Golf Lessons
The PGA-certified golf instructors
offer golf lessons for players of all
ages and abilities. The lessons have
been specifically designed to help you
quickly grasp the fundamentals of the
full golf swing and the short game. Golf
clubs, range-balls, and course green fee
included. No class 7/4.
Instructor: Los Serranos Golf &
Country Club Staff
Location: Los Serranos Golf & Country Club
15656 Yorba Avenue
Ages: 18+ yrs
Ages
Fee: $109/6 weeks
Fee
Day: M
5:00-6:00pm
6/8-7/13
Day: W
6:00-7:00pm
6/10-7/15
Day: Sa
9:00-10:00am
6/13-7/25
(909) 364-2700
Help send local kids
to the fair! Donate
to the Yellow Bus
Program. Visit
www.chinohills.org/
Fair.
Special
Interest Groups
Special Interest Groups offer the
opportunity for people with shared
interests to socialize in an informal
setting. It is not a class and there will
be no formal instruction; however,
guest speakers may be scheduled from
time to time. Join the fun! If you have
a recommendation and/or would like
to offer a different Special Interest
Group, please contact the Active
Adults Coordinator at the Chino Hills
Community Center. Holiday closuresMeeting will take place on the Tuesday
following.
Bookworms
Enhance the pleasure of reading in a
forum for an open exchange of ideas on
selected works of literature.
Day:
1st Monday of each month
Crafts
Have fun being creative making works
of art through the art of craft making.
Day:
2nd & 4th Monday of each month
Knit & Stitch
Use needle art as a means toward
philanthropic opportunities.
Day:
Every Thursday
Scrap booking
Whether you’re a beginner,
significantly overweight, or otherwise
physically restricted, you can’t go
wrong with this fun, easy-to-follow
cardio, strength and stretch total body
workout. It’s safe, effective, and a
convenient “Easy Fit” that you will
love! Please bring water, mat, and
hand weights to class. No class 7/22.
Instructor: Annette Ware
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 50+ yrs
Fee: $65/10 weeks
Day: W
10:00-10:45am
6/17-8/19
zumba Gold
Basic Zumba
moves and a low
impact class for
adults of all fitness
levels. This
class addresses
the anatomical, physiological, and
psychological needs specific to this
population. Be prepared to have fun and
dance! Bring water and a towel to each
class. No class 6/25, 6/30, & 7/2.
Instructor: Margie James
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 18+ yrs
Fee: $32/5 weeks
Day: T
9:30-10:20am
6/16-7/14
7/21-8/18
Day: Th
4:25-5:15pm
6/18-7/16
7/30-8/20
Bowling
Join us for this fun introduction to
bowling class! You will get exercise
while you learn the proper bowling
techniques, score keeping, and safety.
Class fee includes shoe rental.
Adults 50+” to be
notified on the
latest events!
www.chinohills.org/enotify
Beginning
Day: W
9:00-10:30am
6/17-8/19
Day: W
10:45am-12:15pm
6/17-8/19
Active Adults 50+
Programming
C
ome and
play games at the Chino Hills
Community Center!
Free Drop-In Program
Instructor: Mark Bizup
Ages: 40+ yrs
Fee: $84/8 weeks
Day: W
12:30-1:30pm
6/17-8/5
Instructor:
Instructor:Jimmye
Lou Thies
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 50+ yrs
Ages
Fee: $60/10 weeks
Fee
Easy Intermediate
Day:
S ubscribe to “Active
Learn basic steps
used in line dancing!
Have fun toning and
strengthening your
body while dancing to
a variety of music. No
partner is needed for
this fun class! No class
7/22.
Easy Fit
Preserve family history through scrap
booking or card making!
3rd Monday of each month
Line Dancing
Active Adults 50+
14250 Peyton Drive
Ages: 50+ yrs
Fee: FREE
Time: 10:00-11:30 a.m.
Dance & Fitness
M-F 8:00am-2:00pm
14250 Peyton Drive
Check out our website for
more information at
www.chinohills.org/ActiveAdults
Or call the Community Center at
(909) 364-2826
(909) 364-2700
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Big Train Show
The Big Train Show is returning to
Ontario with elaborate layouts from
model railroad clubs and Southern
California’s largest Lego Train Layout.
Vendors will have all gauge trains for
sale and you can participate in a railroad
clinic, or Pan for Gold. Fee does not
include the $9 parking fee.
Sponsored by: Get up & Go Tours
Location:
Ontario Convention Center
Date:
6/6-6/7
Time:
Sa:10:00-6:00pm
Su: 10:00-4:00pm
Ages: 13+ yrs
Fee: $4
Class Code: 171303 01
Trips & Tours
River Regatta
Join the fun as you float down the
Colorado River in the largest float trip
ever! Activities begin on Friday night as
you step foot into the Tropicana Hotel
in Laughlin, Nevada. Saturday’s event
consists of a nine mile 3-4 hour river
float trip down the river. Our package
includes all taxes, a 2 night stay, and
a River Regatta admission wristband.
Transportation to Bullhead City is not
included. Must be at least 8 years old
and provide your own life vest to float.
Registration is required by June 25.
Sponsored by: Get up & Go Tours
Location:
The River Palms Resort and Casino
Laughlin, NV
8/7-8/9
Friday-Saturday
Ages: 8+yrs
Fee: $225 double occupancy
Ages: 8+ yrs
Fee: $45ea. 3rd & 4th
LA Farmers Market
& Olvera Street
Join us as we head off to the Farmers
Market and then on to Olvera Street for
shopping and lunch on your own.
Sponsored by: Get Up & Go Tours
Departs: Chino Hills Community Center
14250 Petyon Drive
8/15
Sa
8:00am-5:00pm
Ages: 7+ yrs
Fee: $47
City Trips & Tours
Surf City Nights
Enjoy a beautiful summer
evening at the Huntington
Beach Surf City Nights Street
Fair Farmers Market. The
Street Fair is right next to the
longest pier and boardwalk
in California. There are over
100 vendors that include
jewlrey, flowers, kettle corn,
and more! There will be
entertainment, dining, and
activities. Fee includes
transportation.
Location: Huntington Beach, CA
6/30
T
3:30-10:15pm
Active Adults 50+
Fee: $22
General
Fee: $25
City Sponsored
Trips & Tours
Are rated on a 1-2-3 level scale
Little or no walking
Moderate amount of
walking
Quite a bit of walking
The Aquarium of the
Pacific
Explore the Aquarium of the
Pacific and get to encounter
and touch predators from
the Shark Lagoon, as well
as feed Lorikeet birds, and
meet sea otters. There are
over thousands of friendly
sea animals to meet and
see! Fee includes ticket and
transportation.
Location: Long Beach, CA
8/20
Th
8:00am-3:30pm
Active Adults 50+
Fee: $43
General
Fee: $45
Children (3-11)
Fee: $32
Review the City's
refund policy for Trips &
Tours on page 3 before
registering.
All City Trips & Tours will
depart/arrive from the
Chino Hills Community
Center located at 14250
Peyton Drive.
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(909) 364-2700
City of Chino Hills Facilities
14250 Peyton Drive
(909) 364-2826
The 17,000 s.f. Chino Hills Community Center is located in the heart of the City
on Peyton Drive. This state-of-the-art facility features the largest banquet
hall in Chino Hills with access to a lovely outdoor patio, expansive lawn, and
gazebo. City classes and activities, community meetings, events, weddings,
social gatherings, and training sessions are hosted at this multi-use building.
Mc Coy Equestrian Center
14280 Peyton Drive
(909) 548-0868
The 20-acre McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center is located on Peyton
Drive and includes the McCoy Residence, McCoy Barn, a gazebo, and
three arenas. This venue is perfect for western-themed events, weddings,
banquets, seminars, horse shows, and more.
Grand Avenue Park
1301 Grand Avenue
(909) 364-2700
The 12-acre Grand Avenue Park features a 910 s.f. community building,
tennis courts, hockey rinks, soccer fields, walking trails, and a large picnic
gazebo with four tables near the playground.
Chino Hills Government Center
(909) 364-2700
A 986 s.f. community room at the James S. Thalman Chino Hills Branch
Library is available for meetings, seminars, and small events. The room is
located at the entrance to the library and includes a small kitchen area.
Mystic Canyon Community Building
(909) 364-2700
Mystic Canyon Community Building is located at Mystic Canyon Park. The
1,016 s.f. facility is ideal for small gatherings or events. A “tiny tot” playground
and kid-sized picnic tables are fenced separately with the building. Mystic
Canyon Park features a playground and two basketball half courts.
Sleepy Hollow Community Building
16801 Rosemary Lane
(909) 364-2700
The two-story Sleepy Hollow Community Building is located in the
historic Sleepy Hollow community of Carbon Canyon. It features a small
conference room on the first floor and a 1,200 s.f. community room with a
balcony on the second floor. Parking is limited.
Facility Rentals… A wide variety of rental spaces are available for meetings, weddings, corporate and
community events. Reservations are accepted at the Chino Hills Community Center and at City Hall in the
Recreation Division. Visit www.chinohills.org/Facilities or contact the facilities directly by telephone.
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PARKS &
FACILITIES
The City of Chino Hills features 41 parks, five
community facilities, and 39 miles of trails. It
is the mission of the City, in partnership with
the community, to continue to develop and
maintain the aesthetic beauty of the City,
while fostering a safe and family-oriented
environment.
At a Glance
• More information on community facilities
is available on page 41.
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Calle San Marcos Park 2659 Norte Vista Drive
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Chino Hills Skate Park 16333 Fairfield Ranch Road
Cinnamon Park 15580 Linden Lane
Covington Park 15138 Monterey Avenue
Crossroads Park 2765 Chino Hills Parkway
Danbury Park 15701Fairfield Ranch Road
English Springs Park 2201 Grand Avenue
Eucalyptus Nature Park 3565 Valle Vista Drive
Fairfield Ranch Park 16333 Fairfield Ranch Road
Glenmeade Park 15055 Oakwood Lane
Grand Ave Park & Community Building
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Hickory Creek Nature Park 15445 Rolling Ridge Drive
Hidden Hills Park 2000 Rancho Hills Drive
Hilltop Park 15234 Pine Lane
Hollow Run Nature Park 15959 Peyton Drive
Hope for the Hills Park 1999 Avenida Cabrillo
Hunters Hill Park 6070 Natalie Road
McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center
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Meadows Park 6266 Butterfield Ranch Road
Morningfield Park 13250 Lost Trail Drive
Morningside Park 15259 Morningside Drive
Mystic Canyon Park & Community Building
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Overlook Park 2861 Woodview Road
Rincon Park 16202 Pinehurst Drive
Skyview Park 3200 Olympic View Drive
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Autumn Hill Park 2119 Founders Drive
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Strickling Nature Park 3670 Aspen Lane
Sunset Park 1510 Rancho Hills Drive
Sycamore Glenn Park 1952 Sycamore Glenn
Terrace Park 1531 Morning Terrace Drive
Torrey Pines Park 5011 Torrey Pines Drive
Valle Vista Park 15636 Valle Vista Drive
Vellano Park 16321 Aviano Lane
42. Veterans Park 14877 Eucalyptus Avenue
43. Walnut Creek Nature Park
14214 Walnut Creek Drive
44. Western Hills Park 16230 Canon Lane
Reserve a covered picnic gazebo for your next party or gathering!... The City has eight parks with covered picnic gazebos.
Gazebo reservations must be completed, in person, at the Chino Hills Community Center or at City Hall in the Recreation Division.
For more information and reservation times please visit www.chinohills.org/Gazebo or call the Recreation Division at (909) 364-2700.
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