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Volume
28
Number
01
Fall 2016
28 Av 5776 - 2 Tevet 5777
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September 1 - December 31, 2016
General Interest
Table of
Contents
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Shalom
Wellness
Connexion
J Institute
Jewish and
Family
Programs
Youth
Services
Theatre
Early
Childhood
JPlace
Fitness and
Wellness
Sports and
Recreation
Aquatics
Tennis
Tributes
The JCA Program Guide and
Alliance News are published 10 times a
year (monthly except July and August) by the
Jewish Community Alliance
8505 San Jose Boulevard
Jacksonville, FL 32217
(904) 730-2100 P • (904) 730-2444 F
jcajax.org • [email protected]
facebook.com/jcajax
For additional program information,
please contact the JCA.
Allison Korman Shelton. . . . . . . . . . . . . President
Myron I. Flagler. . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Director
Lior Spring. . . . . . . . . . Communications Director
Iman Byfield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor
Krista Freeman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Graphic Artist
Guest Policy
Members may bring only two guests at a time (except for families bringing families)
with no more than three visits in a calendar year. Guests must be accompanied by
a member in good standing. Children who are guests must have an adult present
to sign a waiver and be chaperoned by an adult if under 10. All guest passes must
be purchased at the Reception Desk. Saturday guest passes must be purchased in
advance. All guests must have guest passes. All visitors must present a photo ID.
Guest Pass Fee: Adults: $8 each visit Children/Teens (5 - 18): $4 each visit
Mandatory Swim Assessments
All children 12 and under must complete a 25-yard swim (without touching the
bottom of the pool, grabbing the lane rope, floating on their back or requiring
assistance) on their front (freestyle, breaststroke, etc.) and tread water for 45
seconds. If they pass the test, they are permitted to swim without flotation
and receive a yellow neck band. Swimmers who do not complete the test will
receive a red neck band and be required to wear a lifejacket, have a parent/
guardian in the water within arm’s reach or choose not to swim. The JCA will supply
neckbands to each child, which are to be kept and brought to the pool each time
to swim. Replacement bands are available for $5 each.
Unsupervised Children
years old are welcome to use the adult locker rooms.
Children ages 3 to 15 must use the boys’ or girls’ locker
room. (Parents may accompany children in same sex
children’s locker rooms.) Lockers are available for rental
at $120 a year.
The following policies ensure the safety of all JCA members:
•Children 9 years old and under must be under direct supervision (in sight
and within close proximity) by an adult while at the JCA. Children must be
brought to and picked up from class, babysitting or childcare by an adult.
All members age 10 and over entering the JCA must present a membership card.
• Children age 10 and up may be unaccompanied by an adult in the JCA except for
the fitness area where children must be 13 years old to enter. The lobby area,
hallways, other rooms and the courtyard in the JCA are not appropriate spaces.
The JCA cannot be held responsible for members age 10 and over attending the
JCA and not enrolled in an organized activity. In addition, children age 10 and
up are expected to behave in a mature manner when in the building without
parental supervision. Behavior that is disruptive and/or harmful to themselves
or others may result in the suspension of independent privileges.
Towel Policy Towels are limited to one bath and one
Food Policy
Locker Room Hours
Sun/Sat 6 pm | Mon - Thur 9:30 pm | Fri 5 pm
Locker rooms will promptly close. Please complete your
use of the facility 15 minutes before closing to allow
enough time for locker room use.
Locker Room Policy Adults with children under 3
hand towel per member, per visit. This enables us to
preserve energy, conserve water and use fewer chemicals
(phosphorus) in our agency. This service is free of charge
for JCA members only. Towels are available at the Courtesy
Desk when you enter the P.E. area. Please leave used towels in
bins in the locker rooms and hallways after use.
Kid Kare (babysitting)
(904) 730-2100 ext. 325
•Parent must be on site at JCA.
•Parent must sign child in and out.
•Kid Kare service is for a maximum of two hours.
•Child must be clean and in good health. Parents must notify staff of any allergies
or medical conditions.
• The staff is not responsible for hand feeding children. (This does not include infants
requiring a bottle.)
• Kid Kare service is available for healthy JCA family members only, ages 3 months to
9 years old. In the event a child needs additional attention (excessive misbehavior,
crying), the parent will be notified immediately to retrieve the child from the program.
•Items needed by the child will be provided by the parent, such as age-appropriate
snacks (no popcorn or nuts), drinks, diapers, wipes, etc.
The program will be staffed according to the reservations made. Reservations may
be made up to two days in advance. You may be denied space without a reservation.
Day/Time: Sun 8:30 am – 12:30 pm | Mon - Thur 8:30 - 11:45 am and 4:30 – 8:30 pm
Fri 8:30 - 11:45 am | No Kid Kare service on Sat
Fees: Free for JCA family members only
JCA is a kosher facility. Therefore no deliveries of food of any kind for members
from take-out restaurants will be accepted. Food brought into the building
from home, outside of a JCA program or preschool, must be consumed in either
the courtyard or the outdoor pool area. Thank you for your cooperation.
Fire Alarm Policy
For your safety and welfare, you must evacuate the building when the fire alarm
sounds. You will be notified by JCA personnel when it is safe to return to the
facility. Thank you for your understanding and support.
Cancellation/Expiration Policy for Personal Training,
Private Tennis and Swim Instruction
All participants registered for private tennis, swim or personal training sessions
must give at least a 24-hour notice of cancellation for already scheduled
sessions. Failure to properly cancel will result in a charge for that session at the
established fee. All personal training sessions, private tennis lessons and private
swim lessons will expire six months from the date of purchase. Fees paid for
(expired) sessions/lessons are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Class Payment, Refund and Cancellation Policy
•All class and program fees must be paid before the beginning of the class.
For one-time programs or classes, no refunds will be granted.
•50% refund after first class; 25% refund after second class; no refund after
third class (excludes childcare tuition and summer camp programs).
•Refund policies apply to all private training and lessons.
•The JCA reserves the right to cancel programs/classes not meeting the
minimum required enrollment for circumstances beyond our control.
JCA Member Code of Conduct The JCA is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all members and guests. To promote safety and comfort for all, we ask
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individuals to act appropriately at all times when they are in our facility or participating in our programs. We expect persons using the JCA to behave in a considerate and responsible
way and to respect the rights and dignity of other members, guests and staff. Our Code of Conduct outlines actions that are deemed inappropriate. These include but are not limited to:
inappropriate attire–appropriate attire in keeping with the values of the JCA must be worn at all times; angry or vulgar language, including swearing, name-calling or shouting; physical
contact with another person in any angry or threatening way; any demonstration of sexual activity or sexual contact with another person; harassment or intimidation by words,
gestures, body language or any menacing behavior; theft or behavior that results in the destruction of property; carrying or concealing any weapons or devices or objects that may
be used as weapons with the exception of law enforcement professionals; using or possessing illegal chemicals (drugs) on JCA property, in JCA vehicles or at JCA sponsored programs;
using or possessing alcohol on JCA property, in JCA vehicles or at unsanctioned JCA sponsored programs; any other conduct of an inappropriate, threatening or offensive nature.
Loitering is not permitted in or outside the JCA. Use of all tobacco products, smoking (including e-cigarettes) is not permitted in or outside the JCA. The JCA and its property is a smokefree/tobacco-free environment. The JCA is dedicated to the enhancement of Jewish identity and the continuity of Jewish life. A person or persons’ act of proselytizing or teaching of
non-Jewish principles in an attempt to convert members or guests is prohibited, and persons engaging in proselytizing will be required to leave the building and grounds. In addition,
the JCA reserves the right to deny access or membership to the following persons: registered sex offenders; those accused/convicted of sexual abuse crimes; those accused/convicted
of crimes relating to the sale/use/possession/transportation of narcotics, habit forming, and/or dangerous drugs; those excessively or continuously using intoxicating beverages,
narcotics, or dangerous drugs. The JCA maintains a no tolerance policy concerning all of the above. Members and guests are encouraged to be responsible for their personal comfort
and safety and to ask any person whose behavior threatens their comfort to refrain from that behavior. If a member or guest feels uncomfortable in confronting the person directly,
they should report the behavior to a staff person or the Manager on Duty. Good personal hygiene, including the appropriate use of deodorant, is expected as a consideration to other
members. JCA staff members are eager to be of assistance. Members and guests should not hesitate to notify a staff member if assistance is needed. In order to be able to carry out
these policies, we ask that members and guests identify themselves to staff when asked. The Executive Team will investigate all reported incidents. Suspension or termination of JCA
membership privileges may result from a determination by the Executive Team if in their discretion a violation of the JCA Member Code of Conduct has occurred.
SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 2016
jcajax.org
Shalom
Dear Friends,
What a wonderful summer it has been at
Myron
the JCA! The building has been buzzing with
F l ag l e r
activity. Be it a Family Fun Day at the pool, a
730 - 2100 ext. 246
small group training class, camp or a summer
movie, you know that we are always happy to see you and will try our utmost
to ensure an exceptional experience. Building relationships with you, our
members, is our top priority.
It’s hard to believe that fall is right around the corner! We at the J have been
busy planning. Our Board of Directors has worked hard in the development of
a strategic plan which is about to enter the implementation stage. Every aspect
of our planning is with the aim of better serving you and our community.
Our staff has developed some exceptional programs that are listed within this
guide. A few of the highlights are the film and book festivals which are slated
for November, as well as our new array of art classes. As you may be aware,
we at the J have a wonderful partnership with Baptist Health to assist you in
improving your wellbeing. Have you taken the Personal Wellness Assessment or
met with a Wellness Coach? This service is free to you, our members, and offers
the start of a new you! Our wellness staff is here to complement our Wellness
Coaches with an assortment of classes and activities that will assist you on
your journey.
Fall is a wonderful time of the year that leads to new beginnings. School starts,
football season arrives (go, Jags!) and the Jewish holidays are near. This is a
great time to renew and refocus yourself at the J. Come and come often—you
are already home!
Sincerely,
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Allison Korman Shelton, President
Brent Trager, Vice President
David Wolf, Vice President
Michael Miller, Secretary
Rochelle Stoddard, Treasurer
Debbie Parker, Asst. Sec./Treasurer
Adam Frisch, Past President
Jan G. Lipsky, Past President
David A. Stein, Honorary Chairman
Board Members
Lisa Ansbacher • Sid Ansbacher
Andy Cantor • Mary Edwards
Sunny Gettinger • Douglas Oberdorfer
Jason Plaien • Nancy Rothstein
Rebekah Selevan • Denise Sherman
Sam Stromberg • Irene Wolfe
Chase Zimmerman
Past Board Presidents
David A. Stein • Lois Chepenik
Bruce Warschoff • Mark Green
Howard I. Korman • Irene Jaffa
Ernest N. Brodsky • Stephen M. Goldman
Kenneth B. Jacobs • Steve Sherman
David C. Miller • Nancy B. Perlman
Jan G. Lipsky
Life Board Members
Mickey Block* • Lawrence DuBow
Melvin Gottlieb • Howard I. Korman
Jeffrey Parker • William F. Rein
Joseph P. Safer* • David A. Stein
Myron Flagler
Executive Director
*Of Blessed Memory
JCA Building Hours
Sun. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 am – 6 pm
Mon – Thur. . . . . . 5:30 am – 9:30 pm
Fri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 am – 5 pm
Sat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 – 6 pm
JCA Holiday Hours
Labor Day
Monday, Sep 7. . . . . . . . 8 am – 5 pm
Rosh Hashanah
Sunday, Oct 2. . . . . Open until 5 pm
Monday, Oct 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Closed
Tuesday, Oct 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . Closed
Yom Kippur
Tuesday, Oct 11 . . . Open until 5 pm
Wednesday, Oct 12. . . . . . . . . Closed
Sukkot
Sunday, Oct 16. . . . Open until 5 pm
Monday, Oct 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . Closed
Tuesday, Oct 18. . . . . . . . 1 – 9:30 pm
Shemini Atzeret
Sunday, Oct 23. . . . Open until 5 pm
Monday, Oct 24. . . . . . . . . . . . Closed
Simchat Torah
Tuesday, Oct 25. . . . . . . . 1 – 9:30 pm
Thanksgiving
Thursday, Nov 24. . . . . . . . . . . Closed
Sunday, Dec 25 . . . . . . 8 am – 4 pm
New Year’s Eve
Saturday, Dec 31. . . . Open 1 – 5 pm
JCA Department
Directors
Exec. Director................. Myron Flagler, ext. 246
Asst. Exec. Director....... Nancy Green, ext. 247
Finance................. Melissa Meyenberg, ext. 224
Administration......................Pam Tavill, ext. 225
Develop. & Comm............. Lior Spring, ext. 318
Early Childhood.............. Theresa Levy, ext. 237
Facilities Mgmt.................... Cal Barker, ext. 238
Fam. & Jwsh. Pgrms........ Dave Flagler, ext. 271
Fitness & Wellness...... Eiffel Gilyana, ext. 324
J Institute.............................. Dorri Kraus, ext. 239
Membership....................Hollie Arnold, ext. 234
Sports & Rec.................. Rio Robinson, ext. 250
Theatre............................Shelly Hughes, ext. 252
Youth Services.................. Betsy Miller, ext. 245
Proselytization The JCA is dedicated to the enhancement of Jewish identity and the continuity of Jewish life. A person or persons’ act of proselytizing or teaching of nonJewish principles in an attempt to convert members or guests is prohibited, and persons engaging in proselytizing will be required to leave the building and grounds.
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INFORMATION FOR JEWISH COMMUNITY ALLIANCE, INC., A FLORIDA-BASED NONPROFIT CORPORATION (REGISTRATION NO. CH202), MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE
1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE OR VISITING THEIR WEBSITE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. DCF License #: C04DU0213
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Fall Program Guide
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Wellness C onne ion
Probiotics and You
Come learn about your gut and how
to take care of it. JCA Baptist Wellness
Coach Cheryl Meyer, RN, CHC, presents a
probiotics talk followed by a delicious,
sauerkraut making workshop with
Cheryl and Sandy Oasis. Reservations
appreciated by August 23. For
information, call Sandy at Ext. 322.
Tues, Aug 30 | Noon
$
6 | Valued Member $3
1617 JIPROBIOTICS
A Functional Approach
to Asthma, Allergy and
Sinusitis
Join Dr. Walker to explore common
underlying challenges and functional
treatment strategies, including
sublingual immunotherapy (allergy
drops).
Dr. Paul A. Walker is a board certified
ear, nose and throat surgeon. He is a
fellow of The American Academy of
Otolaryngic Allergy and a member of
The Institute for Functional Medicine.
Tues, Sep 13 | 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Free to the community
1617 WCFUNCTION
Introduction to Mindfulness
Meditation
Mindfulness meditation is an effective
technique to decrease anxiety and
stress, improve working memory and
reduce emotional reactivity. Learn to
relax your body, use your breath to
focus your thoughts and create a more
compassionate outlook on life. No
special knowledge is needed.
Instructor Dr. Ellen Williams is a
licensed clinical psychologist. She
has been practicing and studying
meditative techniques for 30 years.
Thur | 5:30 - 7 pm
Sep 15, 22, 29, Oct 6
$
4
Register at meditatejca.eventbrite.com.
F.R.A.M.E.: Functional
Rebalancing and Mobility
Enhancements
Join physical therapist Bruce Cathcart,
MPT, CEEAA, to learn about balance, fall
prevention and home safety tips. Also,
get an introduction to the F.R.A.M.E.
program at the Baptist AgeWell Center
for Senior Health.
Mon, Sep 19 | 11:45 am - 12:45 pm
1617 WCFRAME
Sorting Out the 3 Ds:
Dementia, Depression
and Delirium
Aging expert Robert Trenholm will
identify the normal changes of aging
and discuss three more common
“risky” abnormal changes that can
occur in older adults. Join us to learn
more about this important topic.
Mon, Oct 10 | 11:45 am - 12:45 pm
1617 WCSORT
Cooling Off Inflammation
Join Dr. Mona Shah to discover how
the body’s inflammation response
can directly affect heart health. Learn
about changes you can make to your
diet and lifestyle to promote natural
healing within the body.
Dr. Shah is one of three cardiologists
in Florida to be certified by the
American Board of Integrative Holistic
Medicine and the only one in North
Florida.
Wed, Oct 19 | 6 - 7 pm
1617 WCINFLAME
Diabetes Awareness Month
with Dr. Arcon-Rios
Join Dr. Sirlys Arcon-Rios from Baptist
Endocrinology for Diabetes Awareness
Month and learn about preventing
type 2 diabetes and risk factors for
this chronic condition. Dr. ArconRios will share the latest screening
techniques and how to manage
diabetes after diagnosis.
Tues, Nov 15 | 6 - 7 pm
1617 WCDIABETES
Women’s Health
Join Baptist Health family physician
Patricia McFall Calhoun, MD, to take
steps to protect your health now
and in the future. Get updates on
recommended check-ups, exercise and
healthy eating, including a short, guided
meditation with Baptist Health nurse
coach Kym Dunton. Enjoy refreshments
and take home a small gift.
Tues, Nov 29 | 6:30 - 7:30 pm
1617 WCWOMEN
Pills, Pills, Pills: Medication
Management
Learn to manage medications to
ensure you are taking the right
medicine, in the right way, for the
desired results. Practical tips to
simplify your medication routine,
identify drug-related problems and
avoid the pitfalls of over-medication
will be provided by a trained clinical
pharmacist. Presented by Baptist
AgeWell Center for Senior Health.
Mon, Dec 5 | 11:45 am - 12:45 pm
1617 WCPILLS
Is it time for your re-screen at the Wellness Connexion?
Continue your wellness journey with a new Personal Wellness Survey and
Biometric Screening for 2016. Your participation also assists us in evaluating
our first year of the Wellness Connexion to determine the program’s impact
at the JCA. If you’ve never visited for a screening, this is your year! Take the
Personal Wellness Survey at jca.ezonlineregistration.net. In appreciation of
your continued support and recognition of your commitment to your health,
we have a special gift for you.
Celebrating One Year at the JCA!
For more wellness programming, see pages 6, 16 and 17.
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J Institute
For information about a program, dial the extension in the
program description. To register, call ext. 228.
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Explore
Dorri
Kr a u s
j institute director
Wonder Women
730 - 2100
ext.
239
As we move deeper into the technology-driven 21 century, research shows that
it is our “human skills,” such as curiosity, creativity, initiative, multi-disciplinary
thinking and empathy that will enable us to achieve greater personal and
professional success. This cutting-edge women’s series helps us explore
our humanity, enabling us to enhance our careers, nurture our families and
revitalize the world. For details, ext. 239. Advance registration appreciated.
Introductory Program: Success in the 21st Century
Mon, Sep 12 | 7 - 8:30 pm
$
5 | Free for valued members | 1617 JIWWINTRO
st
Program Series: Mon | 7 – 8:30 pm
Oct 10 Curiosity | 1617 JICURIOSITY
Nov 21 Creativity | 1617 JICREATIVITY
Jan 16 (2017) Initiative | 1617 JIINITIATIVE
Feb 27 (2017) Multi-Disciplinary Thinking | 1617 JIDISCIPLINE
April 3 (2017) Empathy | 1617 JIEMPATHY
Individual Program Fee: $12 | Valued Member $8
Program Series Fee: $54 | Valued Member $36 | 1617 JIWWSERIES
Inside Israel Film and Discussion: Barriers
Israel is a fascinating place with a diversity of complex issues. Join us
for Barriers, a riveting Israeli short film, followed by a thought provoking
discussion. For details, ext. 239. Advance registration appreciated.
Tues, Sep 20 | 7 - 8:30 pm | $5 | Free for valued members
1617 JIBARRIERS
Food and Travel: A Taste of
France
Foodie Phil Rosenthal takes us
to meet culinary leaders, chefs
and style-setters on and off the
gastronomic path on the PBS series
“I’ll Have What Phil’s Having.” Sandy
Oasis will lead a ratatouille vegetable
stew workshop. Sip wine and more as
part of a French breakfast. For details,
ext. 322. Paid reservations, limited to
14, required by September 21.
Wed, Sep 28 | 5:30 pm
$
12 valued members only
1617 JIFRANCE
J Institute
Rabbi Lubliner
Smart Driver Course
ClearCaptions Telephones
On Guard for Seniors
The JCA welcomes Rabbi Jonathan Lubliner, senior rabbi
of the Jacksonville Jewish Center. Bring your friends for
an enlightening discussion. For details, ext. 322. Advance
registration appreciated.
Mon, Aug 29 | Noon
1617 JIRABBI
Get the whole conversation on a large, touchscreen
phone that allows you to see and hear in real time. Anas
Benjelloun from ClearCaptions will show how this phone
works, answer your questions and set appointments for
free home installation. This service is sponsored by the FCC.
Anyone with hearing loss is eligible. For details, ext. 322.
Advance reservations appreciated.
Thur, Oct 6 | Noon
1617 JIPHONES
[email protected]
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Learn
Pack a brown bag dairy lunch (no meat please) and
join an AARP trained instructor in this class for licensed
drivers 50+. Learn to drive defensively and adjust to vision
changes, hearing loss and more. Attendance will qualify
you for a discount on your insurance. For details, ext. 322.
Wed, Oct 19 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
$
20 | AARP Member $15 Make checks payable to AARP.
The Florida Department of Financial Services helps seniors
across the state avoid scams. On Guard for Seniors provides
information on annuities, reverse mortgages, long-term care
insurance and identity theft through Be Smart Workshops. Be
smart and attend. You’ll learn to protect yourself and more.
For details, ext. 322. Advance reservations appreciated.
Wed, Dec 14 | 12:15 pm
1617 JIONGUARD
Fall Program Guide
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J Institute
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Wellness
Sit & Get Fit
Classes start Monday, August 29.
Join us to get in shape while making
new friends. A complimentary salad
will be served on September 7. For
details, ext. 322.
Mon - Fri | 10:45 - 11:30 am
Free for valued members only
Heal Yourself with Feldenkrais
The Feldenkrais Method® is a form of
mind-body cooperation using gentle
movements and focused attention to
improve posture, coordination and
flexibility. Dr. Nancy-Laurel Pettersen
shows how this positive integration
of mind and body can relieve
pain, reduce stress and improve
functionality. For more information,
visit www.feldenkrais.com/whatis.
For details, ext. 239. Registration
required by September 12.
Wed | 6 - 7 pm | Sep 14, 21, 28, Oct 5
$
1617 JIHEAL
Stressed to the Max!
Detoxifying Your Body
Detoxing, people talk about it, but
few understand the process. Join
Trisha Howell, founding dietitian
of the Cleveland Clinic Center for
Functional Medicine, for this 4-week
program. Learn how exposure to
biological, environmental and lifestyle
toxins affects our health and how a
detox program can eliminate toxins
and improve overall health and
wellbeing. For details, ext. 239. Advance
registration required by September 20.
Thur | 7 - 8:30 pm
Sep 22 The Whole Food Approach
Sep 29 Food and Detox
Oct 6 Touring a Detox Program
Oct 13 Personalizing Foods
$
1617 JIDETOX
Free Chiropractic Nerve Scan
Screening
Live Your Best 100 Years
You were born to be healthy. From
conception, your body was given the
blueprint to live an active, healthy
life. A properly functioning spine
and nervous system is essential to
optimizing your genetic capabilities.
Join Dr. Alan Nathans as he shares
the latest research on stress and
longevity and gives you strategies to
start living your best 100 years, right
now! For details, ext. 239. Advance
Wed, Oct 26 | 7 - 8:30 pm
$
5 | Free for valued members
1617 JIBEST100
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For additional wellness
programming, see pages
4, 16 and 17.
Insight Millennium Nerve Scan is the
same technology used for Olympic
athletes and NASA astronauts to
determine how well autonomic and
motor nerves are functioning. Dr. Alan
Nathans and his staff will facilitate
this free screening, explain your
results and provide a take home print
out. For details, ext. 239. Registration
required by October 23.
Thur, Oct 27 | 4 - 8 pm
1617 JINERVESCAN
Straighten Up
Do you hunch over a computer
throughout the day? Build your back,
core and shoulder muscles in this
small group training led by personal
trainer Kaley Messner. For details, ext.
239. Advance registration required by
November 1.
Thur | 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Nov 3, 10, 17, Dec 1
$
1617 JISTRAIGHTEN
We know that stress negatively affects
our health, but it can also create
hormonal and blood sugar changes,
cause the body to excrete nutrients
and adversely affect the immune
system. Join holistic health provider
Dr. Jon Repole as he explains how
excessive stress affects the body
and what you can do about it. For
details, ext. 239. Advance registration
appreciated.
Thur, Sep 15 | 7 - 8:30 pm
$
1617 JISTRESSED
Functional Fitness
Functional fitness is strength training
that mimics activities of daily living.
Join certified personal trainer
Theresa Sherman as she takes you
through movements to improve
balance, coordination, strength
and endurance. For details, ext. 239.
Advance registration required by
October 17.
Wed | 7 - 8 pm | Oct 19, 26, Nov 2, 9
$
1617 JIFUNCTIONAL
Hormone Therapy:
Understanding the Options
Many women deal with difficult and
uncomfortable symptoms due to
hormone loss as they age. Deciding
to pursue hormone therapy, given
the side effects, is not easy. Join
holistic health provider Dr. Jon Repole
to learn the options available and
what to consider when making your
decision. For details, ext. 239. Advance
Thur, Dec 8 | 7 - 8:30 pm
$
1617 JIHORMONE
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J Institute
It’s a Mitzvah: A Good Deed
We’re traveling to the Duval County
Extension Canning Center to give
our time and hearts to help the JFCS
food pantry stock their shelves with
fresh, homemade cans of soup. Dress
comfortably with closed-toe nonskid
shoes (required). Materials and
transportation included. For details,
ext. 322. Paid reservations, limited to
13, required by September 7.
Thur, Sep 15 | 8:15 am (in JCA lobby)
$
1617 JIMITZVAH
Fun and Games
If you can play Gin Rummy, you can
play Rummy Q. Gather your friends and
join the fun. For details, ext. 322.
Tues | 10 am | Sep 20, Nov 15, Dec 20
1617 JIRUMMYQ*
Vintage Porsches
Join your friends for a blast from the
past when the Vintage Porsche Club
of Jacksonville brings some oldies but
goodies to the JCA. These cars have
been cared for with love and you’ll
love checking them out. For details,
ext. 322. Reservations appreciated.
Sun, Oct 16 | 11 am - 2 pm
1617 JIPORSCHE
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Socialize
Food Trivia
New Ways with Veggies
Let’s play trivia with questions
from the world of food, including
famous chefs, restaurants, recipes,
ingredients and more. Anything food
is the name of the game. A fun tasting
is included. For details, ext. 322.
Registration required by November 9.
Thur, Nov 17 | Noon
$
1617 JITRIVIA
Take some of your favorite veggies and
turn them into fresh delicious and
tantalizing creations. We’ll make zucchini
noodles two ways and more. Grab a
friend and join the fun. For details, ext.
322. Registration required by October 26.
Wed, Nov 2 | Noon
$
1617 JIVEGGIES
Sass N Brass
It’s music in the afternoon! Join the fun
when Sass N Brass musical duo returns
for another fabulous performance
that is sure to please the music lover
in us all. For details, ext. 322. Advance
reservations appreciated.
Wed, Nov 16 | 1:30 pm
$
1617 JISASS
Sweet Treats
Prepare Thanksgiving sweets, including
truffles, to share at your holiday meal.
For details, ext. 322. Reservations,
limited to 10, required by November 15.
Mon, Nov 21 | Noon
$
1617 JITREATS
Fun with Improvisation
Be more present and spontaneous, communicate more effectively and
have lots of fun. Explore basic improvisation in a warm, safe and supportive
environment with instructor Amy Angelilli. No experience needed, only a
willingness to discover endless possibilities without a script! For details, ext.
239. Registration required by November 29.
Thur | 7 - 8:30 pm | Dec 1, 8
$
15 | Valued Member $10 | 1617 JIIMPROV
S AV E T H E D AT E
NOV 13 - 17
Painting Party
Put on your smock for an anybody can
paint party! We’ll create flowers on
canvas with acrylic paint. Mary Beth
Blevins shows us how to paint our
masterpieces. For details, ext. 322.
Registration required by October 17.
Thur, Oct 27 | Noon
$
1617 JIPAINT
[email protected]
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J Institute
•
Cultural Arts
Vandroff Art Gallery
Jeffrey Luque and Amanda Rosenblatt September 1 to 28
Self-taught painter Jeffrey and local photographer Amanda explore the world
of portraiture as inspired by various artists throughout history. Approaching
the same subject, they expose the power of various mediums and reflect the
similarities of each approach. The reception for this exhibit is on September 4
from 1 to 3 pm.
NEFAEA September 29 to October 26
The Northeast Florida Art Education Association advocates for the
strengthening of art education in regional institutions, promotes and
maintains quality of art education for their art educators and provides
opportunities to showcase the work of their membership and students. This
show celebrates a cross-section of their work. The reception for this exhibit is
on October 2 from 12 to 2 pm.
Mac Truque October 27 to November 30
Heavily influenced by early American illustrators and abstract expressionism
of the 60s, Mac has an ever present thread of nostalgia in his eclectic body
of work. The inspiration for his projects give his work a subtle sense of
otherworldliness, even as the paintings feel friendly and familiar.
Kim Margol Robbins December 1 to January 4
“Figures and Flowers,” Kim’s newest collection, is a combination of acrylic
and oil paintings. Speaking on her technique, Kim tries to provoke a
response by documenting the energy or tension that radiates from her
subjects. The reception for this exhibit is on December 4 from 2 to 4 pm.
Pottery
These all-level courses teach fundamentals of clay forming, handbuilding and
wheel throwing. Craftsmanship, creativity and an appreciation for well-made
functional pottery are emphasized. Students learn how to finish pieces with
glaze and firing techniques. Clay is provided. Instructor: Christie Rogers.
8-week Thur | 10 am - Noon
6-week Tues | 10 am - Noon
Registration required by August 29.
Nov 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec 6
Sep 1, 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20, 27
$
$
$
216 | Valued Member 144
16FAL JIPOTTUE
16FAL JIPOTTHU
Drawing
8
These all-level classes provide a solid foundation in drawing. Learn to use line,
value, gesture and perspective as well as develop the ability to see as artists.
Classes work with a variety of subjects, including still life, portraiture and
landscape. See supply list at jcajax.org/arts. Instructor: Thony Aiuppy.
Wed | 7 - 9 pm
Graphite and Charcoal
Pen and Ink
Registration required by September 7.
4-week Sep 14, 21, 28, Oct 5
6-week Nov 2, 9, 16, 30, Dec 7, 14
$
$
16FAL JIDRAW1
16FAL JIDRAW2
Jewelry Making
Join this two-part workshop and create
your own unique necklace with pendant
using Precious Metal Clay. No experience
needed, just a spirit of adventure and
the desire to explore new ways to
unleash your creativity. Registration
Wed | 6:30 - 9 pm | Oct 19, 26
$
16FAL JIJEWELRY
Painting: Acrylic
This all-levels course explores basic
painting techniques and develops
visual awareness and artistic
self-expression. Principles of twodimensional art, use of materials
and techniques in painting, mixing
and color combination are studied
through a variety of subjects.
See supply list at jcajax.org/arts.
Instructor: Jeremie Faircloth.
Thur | 7 - 9 pm
6-week Nov 3, 10, 17, Dec 1, 8, 15
$
16FAL JIACRYLIC
Block Party: A Printmaking
Workshop
Create personalized holiday stationary
in this two-day introduction to the
tools, materials and basic processes of
single color relief print. Use a provided
image or bring your own sketch to
transfer onto your linoleum block.
Enjoy a nosh and a glass of wine.
Instructor: Heather Billy. Registration
Tues | 6:30 - 9 pm | Nov 8, 15
$
16FAL JIPRINT
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J Institute
•
Cultural Arts
Glenn Miller Movies
Sit back and enjoy great acting and great music by Glenn
Miller and his band in Orchestra Wives with George
Montgomery and Ann Rutherford, along with Sun Valley
Serenade, featuring Sonja Henie and John Payne. This
double feature will fill your day with memories galore.
Hot dogs will be served. For details, ext. 322. Advance
reservations appreciated.
Wed, Nov 9 | Noon
$
6 | Valued Member $3 | 16FAL JIMILLER
JCA End of Summer Concert:
Cain’t Never Could
This local, five-piece string band plays a mix of country/
folk originals and old-time Americana tunes with a
southern swank. Songwriter Dinah Frilling sings lead and
plays rhythm guitar, Tim Frilling brings his claw hammer
banjo style, Lewis Fowle plays upright bass and David
Podris sings backup and plays lead guitar. Accompanied
by violin or fiddle, this group of friends brings a heartfelt
sound based on truth, grit and southern values. For
details, ext. 228. Advance registration appreciated.
Sun, Aug 21 | 4 pm | Free to the community
16SUM JICONCERT
Titanic (1953) and more
Winner of the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, this heart
wrenching drama also won critics and audiences. The
New York Times said it “overflows with emotion.” Barbara
Stanwyck and Clifton Webb head an allstar cast you’ll
fondly remember in a film with a wealth of fascinating real
Titanic information. Hot dogs will be served. For details,
ext. 322. Advance reservations appreciated.
Wed, Dec 21 | Noon
$
6 | Valued Member $3 | 17WIN JITITANIC
Sunday Film Series
These events are free and open to the community. Advance registration appreciated. For information, contact Sandy
at ext. 322.
Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg
This humorous documentary tells the story of television actress, screenwriter and producer Gertrude Berg, who
created and starred in the popular radio and television sitcom “The Goldbergs.” Interviews with family members and
other notable figures are woven throughout the film to explore the career of this Emmy Award-winning TV pioneer.
Sun, Sep 18 | 2 pm | 16FAL JIFILM1
24 Days
The harrowing tale of the 2006 kidnapping of 23-year-old Ilan Halimi from a Paris suburb brings to light the climate
of anti-Semitism in France. This film examines the grueling ordeal of the Halimi family during the police manhunt to
find Ilan and his abductors.
Sun, Oct 16 | 2 pm | 16FAL JIFILM2
Steal a Pencil for Me
This documentary chronicles the unlikely love story of accountant Jack Polak and Ina Soep, the daughter of a
wealthy diamond manufacturing family. Although Jack is married, he pursues Ina while they share a barrack at a
Nazi holding camp in northern Holland. When they are transferred to Bergen-Belsen, the affair between Jack and Ina
continues through secret love letters that give them hope amidst the death, disease and despair of the Holocaust.
Sun, Dec 18 | 2 pm | 17WIN JIFILM1
[email protected]
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J Institute
•
Cultural Arts
Tuesday, November 1
Thursday, November 3
Chanan Tigay
The Lost Book of Moses: The Hunt
for the World’s Oldest Bible.
In this historical account that
reads like a modern-day mystery,
Tigay recounts his travels to eight
countries to determine if Moses
Wilhelm Shapira did indeed find
the world’s oldest Bible.
Jessica Fechtor
Stir
At 28, a brain aneurysm almost
claimed Jessica’s life and left
her blind in one eye. A national
bestseller, Stir is an inspiring
memoir about her recovery
through the restorative power
of cooking and baking.
Sunday, November 6
Wednesday, November 9
Thursday, November 10
Ina Pinkney
Ina’s Kitchen: Memories and Recipes
from the Breakfast Queen
In this cookbook and memoir,
Pinkney combines her favorite
recipes from her 30 years as a Chicago
restauranteur with stories about
battling polio, her intermarriage
and changing careers mid-life.
Jennifer Brown
Modern Girls
In this debut novel, a mother
and daughter, both pregnant,
wrestle with the limited
opportunities and difficult
choices facing women in
1930s New York.
Claudia Kalb
Andy Warhol Was a Hoarder:
Inside the Minds of History’s
Great Personalities.
Health and science journalist
Claudia Kalb reveals the
torments and triumphs of
celebrated icons like Abraham
Lincoln and Marilyn Monroe.
C o m i n g F e b r u a r y 2 — Orchestra of Exiles by Josh Aronson
Celebrating One Year of Success!
After a confidential, online Wellness Assessment, onsite Wellness Coaches
are available to educate and motivate you to adopt lifestyle changes
and achieve your goals. Call 730-2100 ext. 333 for details.
Begin your wellness journey at jca.ezonlineregistration.net and meet
with a Wellness Coach to receive a gift. Free to JCA valued members.
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Jewish and Family Programs
Shabbat in the Lobby
Our weekly Shabbat celebration
resumes on September 9. Join us in
the JCA lobby every Friday at 11:35 am
to celebrate the Sabbath with
traditional blessings, grape juice
and challah. All are invited to attend
and participate.
Family Mitzvah Project
This Veterans’ Day, partake in tikkun
olam (repairing the world) and give
time, effort, strength and resources
to help those in need. Roundtrip
transportation is provided for a
limited number of participants from
the JCA to the service site. Children
must be accompanied by an adult.
More information to follow.
Fri, Nov 11 | Time TBD
1617 JUMITZVAH
Family Movie Night
Join us for a family movie night at the
JCA with snacks and fun for the entire
family. The movie will be announced
at a later date. Reservations required
by November 18.
Sat, Nov 19 | 6:30 pm
$
10 per family
Free for valued members
1617 JUMOVIE
S AV E T H E D AT E
Chanukkah at the JCA
Sunday, December 25
Chanukiya Lighting (early evening);
details to follow.
Shabbat Family Dinner
Join other JCA families for a festive
Shabbat dinner and celebration with
PJ Library of Jacksonville. Enjoy an
evening of food, stories, songs, games
and fun. This event is open to the
community. Registration required by
September 7.
Fri, Sep 9 | 5:30 - 6:30 pm
$
15 per family | Valued Member $10
1617 JUDINNER
Pizza in the Hut
Celebrate the Sukkot holiday as we
carry on the tradition of shaking the
lulav and holding the etrog. A festive,
family style meal will be served,
including pizza, salad and dessert,
along with various crafts to enjoy.
October 14.
Thur, Oct 20 | 6 - 7:30 pm
Free for valued members
1617 JUSUKKOT*
Dav e
F l ag l e r
fam i ly and jewish
outreach director
730 - 2100
ext.
271
Rosh Hashanah Seder
Why do Tu B’shvat and Passover only
have fun seders? There is a special
seder ceremony for Rosh Hashanah
with all of the customs granting us
luck and success for the coming year.
Join us for this ceremony and light
dinner and start the year enlightened,
enriched and fed. Registration
Sun, Sep 25 | 4:30 - 5:30 pm
$
1617 JUSEDER
JCA Family Night at the
Jacksonville Armada
Have fun with other JCA families at
an evening game at the Jacksonville
Armada. Meet at the JCA or at the
stadium as we unite to support our
local soccer team. Reservations
Sat, Sep 24 | 7 pm | $17 tickets
Transportation from JCA at 6:20 pm:
$
1617 JUARMADA | 1617 JUARMADATRANS
Quick Glance: Fall Jewish Holidays
Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year
Yom Kippur Day of Atonement
Sukkot Feast of the Tabernacle
Simchat Torah Rejoicing of the Torah
Beginner Guitar Lessons
If you’ve always wanted to pick up
guitar, now is your chance. This group
lesson class teaches an introduction
to singing, guitar, music theory and
relevant techniques while having fun.
Sessions are progressive. Please bring
your own instrument. Registration
Thur
Youth 5:15 - 6 pm | 16FAL JUGUITARY*
Adults 6:15 - 7 pm | 16FAL JUGUITARA*
Session I Sep 1, 8, 15, 22
Session II Oct 27, Nov 3, 10, 17
$
JCA Welcomes New Israeli Cultural Emissary
Dana Marmari joins us as our Israeli Shlicha (cultural emissary). Dana comes
from K’far Saba, Israel, and recently completed her Bachelor’s degree in Social
Work at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. As a child, she spent several
years living in the U.S. with her family and served as part of the delegation
of Israeli counselors at Camp Ramah Darom in Georgia. Dana is an avid
cinematographer and photographer and is already assisting with the JCA’s
biennial Jewish Film Festival.
The JCA, in partnership with the Jewish Federation of Jacksonville, is excited to
welcome Dana. We look forward to benefitting from her unique perspective on
Israel, Judaism and Jewish culture and this opportunity to continue building
Jewish community in Jacksonville.
[email protected]
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Youth/Teen Activities
New! Academic tutoring services are now available in the
Betsy
Mi l le r
youth services director
730 - 2100
ext.
Youth Services Department. Call ext. 271 for details.
245
• After School Program •
End their day at the JCA!
Limited spaces still available for the 2016-17 school year.
Grades K - 6 • Safe, secure and stimulating • Jewish environment
Skilled staff, low ratios • Free transportation*
Jacksonville Teens Volunteer
(JTV)
This program provides meaningful
experiences and education about
our community to students age 15
and older. Meet other teens, have
fun and get community service
hours needed for school. JTV is free
and open to the public. Spaces are
limited; JCA valued members have
priority. Registration is required.
Sun | 1 - 4 pm
Meet at the JCA and travel as a group
to the following locations:
Oct 16 Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
Nov 20 Sulzbacher Center
Dec 11 River Garden Hebrew Home
1617 YSJTV***
Organized and structured • Homework room with computer lab
*from select schools with minimum enrollment
“Power Hour”
Choose from a daily variety of fun enrichment options:
Chess Club, mixed media art, sports and more.
There’s something for everyone!
Power Hour Plus
Classes below are from 4 to 5 pm and are an added value to students
enrolled in the JCA After School Program. Registration is also open to
non JCA After School participants.
4-Week Session $60 | Valued Member $40*
*Fees do not apply to JCA After School participants
Chess Club (Ages 5 - 17)
Learn to perfect this ancient game of wits. Study basic strategy, challenge
others in games, learn to be a healthy competitor and gain patience.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, this club’s for you!
Wed | Sep 7, 14, 21, 28 | Nov 2, 9, 16, 30 | 1617 YSCHESS***
Lego Lab (Ages 5 - 11)
Let your Lego imagination soar! Design and build spaces, places and more
using Lego bricks and supporting material.
Thur | Sep 8, 15, 22, 29 | 1617 YSLEGOSEP
Young Potters
For the young and the young at ART!
Receive introductory instruction in
handbuilding and wheel throwing in
this fun class. Fee includes supplies.
Wed | 6 - 7:30 pm
Oct 19, 26, Nov 2, 9, 16, 30
$
1617 YSPOTTERS
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Painting Pizzazz (Ages 7 - 11)
Learn to make beautiful masterpieces using various painting media, color
mixing and techniques.
Tues | Nov 8, 15, 22, 29 | 1617 YSPIZZAZZNOV
Hola, Amigos (Ages 5 - 8)
This conversational Spanish class introduces students to the basics and
shows them how enjoyable learning another language can be!
Mon | Nov 7, 14, 21, 28 | 1617 YSSPANISHNOV
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Youth/Teen Activities
After School Dinner and
Open House
Thur, Sep 8 | 6 - 7:30 pm
Join us for an evening of food and fun
and learn more about what the JCA
can offer you and your elementary
aged children. Reservations required
by September 6 by calling ext. 245.
Elementary School
Excursions (Grades K - 5)
Who said fieldtrips have to be during
the week? Join us for a different
outing each month.
Oct 23 The Zoo and You
Nov 13 Sunday Matinee
Dec 4 Holiday Shopping Trip to the
Town Center
$
1617 YSOUTING***
Middle School Movie Night
Babysitters’ Training Course
Join us for a night of snacks and
entertainment. We will meet at the
JCA; transportation is provided.
Admission is included.
Sat | 7:30 - 10:30 pm
Oct 15 | Nov 19 | Dec 10
$
30 per date | Valued Member $20
1617 YSMOVIE***
Learn how to prepare for an
emergency if home alone or
babysitting in this one-day class.
Valuable safety tips will be taught,
and basic CPR and first aid skills will
be reviewed.
9 am - 3:30 pm
Oct 21 | Nov 11 | Dec 28
$
75 per course | Valued Member $50
1617 YSSITTER***
(Grades 6 - 8)
Youth Studio Art Classes
(Grades 5 - 8)
This beginners’ art class is taught by
a local professional artist. Students
receive four weeks each of drawing
instruction and painting instruction.
Artists will work at their own level to
achieve results. Fee includes supplies.
Thur | 6 - 7:30 pm
Sep 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20
$
1617 YSSTUDIOART
(Ages 10 - 15)
Kaplan SAT Prep
Want to bring up your test scores
or need help preparing? This series
prepares students for the SAT through
practice tests, test-taking strategies
and identifying personal strengths and
weaknesses. Please register through
the Kaplan Center at 1-800-524-8378
or visit kaptest.com. Classes start in
August; space is limited!
(Grades K - 6)
On days when school is closed, send your child to
the JCA to explore, create, learn and have FUN with
friends. Children select either an arts or sports
track each day to determine the majority of their
daily activities; both tracks include swimming.
Leave your worries at the door as your child enters
a safe, nurturing environment supervised by our
responsible and energetic staff. Wear athletic shoes,
pack a dairy lunch and swim essentials, and we’ll
take care of the rest!
Fall J•CAtion Days: Oct 21, Nov 11, 23*
Winter Break J•CAtion Days: Dec 23 to Jan 6
Join us as we go on an American Road Trip! We will
eat gold nugget cookies, make purple mountain
paintings, play capture the flag and much more.
Visit jcajax.org/youth for dates and details.
*Other days will be offered throughout the school year.
[email protected]
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Theatre
JCA Glee Club (JGC) (Grades K - 8)
Shelly
Hug hes
theatre director
730 - 2100
ext.
252
Baby Bear Ballet
Learn the basics of ballet with a
ballet buddy bear. This beginner
class is a fun and relaxed
introduction to ballet. Each dancer
receives a ballet bear or bunny to
help with posture and arms. Dancing
is CRAZY FUN when you dance with a
buddy bear!
Fri | Sep 23, 30, Oct 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov
4, 18
$
Baby Bear Ballet A
(Ages 2 - 3 by 9/1/2016)
12:30 - 1 pm
16FAL THBBBALLETA
Baby Bear Ballet B
(Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
1:30 - 2 pm
16FAL THBBBALLETB
Zoe’s Hippity Hop Move
and Groove (Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
This class helps young dancers
develop movement quality and
imagination. Students participate in
exercises that teach listening skills,
levels and direction. Children exposed
to these activities are more creative,
consistently freer in their movement
as they develop and have higher
levels of self-esteem.
Thur | 1:30 - 2 pm
Sep 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20, 27, Nov 3, 10, 17
$
16FAL THZOEHOP
Upcoming Dates to SAVE!
Fal l 20 1 6
October 15
Valued Member Cabaret
If you love to sing, sing, sing, then this club is for you! Learn a variety of songs
from different styles and genres of music. JGC is led by Craig Wickless of the
Theatre Department.
Fri | 4 - 5 pm | Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov 4, 18
$
75 | Valued Member $50 | 16FAL THGLEE
JCA Playhouse (Ages 4 - 6)
This program is a perfect introduction to the magical world of theatre for our
younger actors. We put on a variety style show with scripts, music and dance.
Our young performers memorize lines and learn songs and choreography, all in
anticipation of their big show.
Wed | 4 - 5 pm | Sep 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 19, 26, Nov 2, 9, 16
Show date: Sun, Nov 20 | 1 pm
$
225 | Valued Member $150 | 16FAL THPLAYHOUSE
Zoe’s Clubhouse (Ages 3 - 6)
This creative class has your little one singing, dancing and play acting on the
JCA big stage! Children explore their imaginations while learning social skills
and team work in a fun, creative environment. Activities include theatre games,
improvisation, adventure sketches and movin’ and groovin’!
Wed | 1:30 - 2:15 pm | Sep 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 19, 26, Nov 2, 9, 16
$
149 | Valued Member $99 | 16FAL THZOECLUBHOUSE
Fit for Broadway (Grades K - 8)
Join us for an hour of dancing, jumping, twisting and bopping as we get FIT FOR
BROADWAY! Get on your way to a healthier you in this high energy, fun-filled
class. We jam to our favorite upbeat show tunes with dance styles similar to
hip hop, jazz, salsa and more. You are guaranteed to sweat, sweat, sweat while
having fun, fun, fun!
Tues | 4 - 5 pm | Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 11, Nov 1, 8, 15
$
132 | Valued Member $88 | 16FAL THFIT
Auditions
Grades 2 – 9
Sunday, August 28 | 1:00 pm
Rehearsal: Mon, Thur | begins Sep 8
4:00 – 6:00 pm
Show Dates: Dec 3 and 10 at 7:30 pm
Dec 4 and 11 at 2:00 pm
Recital Fee*: $225 | Valued Member $150
October 23 J Away
Beaches Family Fun Run
December 26 J Away
Barnes and Noble Town Center
“Hershel and the Hanukkah
Goblins” Interactive Storytime
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*No fees will be collected until after the cast list is posted.
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Michele Block Gan Yeladim
Cooking Around the World
(Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
Join Ms. Renee in our lovely
children’s kitchen to prepare and
taste foods from countries all
around the world. Each child brings
home a special keepsake cookbook
at the end of the session.
Tues | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 13, 20, 27, Oct 11, Nov 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
$
16FAL ECCOOK
Adventure Yoga
(Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
Have fun while improving flexibility,
balance, coordination, concentration
and self-esteem. Gisela leads the
practice with animal, nature and
other poses.
Mon | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 12, 19, 26, Oct 10, 31, Nov 7, 14, 21, 28
$
16FAL ECYOGA
Spanish (Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
Hola, amigos! Learn to speak Spanish
through songs, crafts and games in
this fun-filled class led by Ms. Dulce.
Thur | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 15, 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20, 27, Nov 3,
10, 17
$
16FAL ECSPANISH
Th e r e sa
levy
ECE director
730 - 2100
ext.
237
Everything
Apples
(Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
It’s Rosh Hashanah,
the Jewish New Year!
Join Morah Karen
in a special holiday class that’s all
about apples. Bake and eat a yummy
apple treat for a sweet new year and
make an apple project to take home.
Fri, Sep 30 | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
$
16FAL ECAPPLES
Sensational Sensory Sukkot
(Ages 3 - 6 by 9/1/2016)
Experience the wonderful holiday of
Sukkot with Morah Karen! Stimulate
your five senses inside the sukkah
and create things to taste, touch,
hear, see and feel.
Fri, Oct 21 | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
$
16FAL ECSUKKOT
JPlace
Shabbat Family Dinner and
PJ Library Storytime
Friday, September 9
5:30 - 6:30 pm
See Jewish and Family Programs
(page 11) for more information.
Stroller Fit Moms
Enjoy a great opportunity to bond
with your baby while getting in
shape. Gisela Morgan leads this total
body workout that blends Barre
Pilates, yoga and power walking.
These stroller-based exercises will
build strength, tone muscle and
improve posture.
Fri | 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 14, 21, 28,
Nov 11, 18
$
16FAL ECFITMOMS
[email protected]
Rochelle
Golomb
ECE Assistant director
730 - 2100
ext.
259
The place for unparalleled excellence
in early childhood experiences
Symposium Parent Morning: Being a Media Mentor and
Parenting in the Digital Age
Wednesday, September 28
9:30 - 10:30 am
Symposium keynote speaker Tamara
Kaldor, assistant director of the
Technology in Early Childhood (TEC)
Center at Erikson Institute in Chicago,
leads a stimulating follow-up coffee
talk on how to support children’s
use of technology in appropriate and
meaningful ways as well as the latest
guidelines and research on screen
time. Coffee and light refreshments
will be served. Advance registration
appreciated.
Free to Michele Block Gan Yeladim
parents
1617 ECWORKSHOP
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Fitness and Wellness
Self-Defense Workshop with
Clint Neale (Age 16+)
Ei f fe l
G i lyan a
wellness director
730 - 2100
ext.
324
For more wellness programs,
see pages 4, 6 and 17.
Body Blasting Boxing with
Ramesses Khalfani
Boost your energy, sculpt muscle
and blast fat in this fast paced, small
group boxing workout.
Mon | 5:30 – 6:00 pm
Session I Aug 29, Sep 12, 19, 26
Session II Oct 31, Nov 7, 14, 21
Session III Nov 28, Dec 5, 12, 19
$
1617 FWBBBOXING*
Using Cuong Nhu, this series covers
basic elements of self-defense as well
as the fundamentals of martial arts.
This class includes light contact; there
will be no striking or sparring.
Sun | 11:15 am - 12:30 pm
Session II Oct 2, 16, 23, 30
$
1617 FWSELFDEFENSE*
Special Fitness
Center Event
Eating Well
While
Eating Out
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Dining out doesn’t have to
sabotage a healthy diet. Our
registered dietitian, Jennifer
Lewis, presents easy ways to make
good choices while eating out.
Advance registration requested.
Free for valued members only.
16FAL FWEATINGOUT
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JCA wellness circle
Heart Disease: the
silent killer, Silent
no more!
Tuesday, November 8
7 - 8 pm
Join us for a fascinating
presentation by businessman,
philanthropist and community
leader Mel Gottlieb as he shares
his journey to improved heart
health through the Ornish Diet,
exercise and lifestyle changes.
Registration required by
November 6.
Ab Makeover (Age 16+)
Join Gisela Morgan in this full-body
workout, using circular and linear
movements to strengthen and
challenge your core.
Fri | 1:30 - 2:30 pm
Session II Sep 30, Oct 7, 14, 21
$
1617 FWMAKEOVER*
Special Fitness
Center Event
Do You Even Stretch, Bro?
In this small group training, certified
personal trainer Shirley Steel teaches
how to implement different stretching
movements and techniques into your
workout to enhance mobility and
range of motion and prevent injuries.
September 5.
Wed | 8:30 - 9:30 am | Sep 7, 14, 21, 28
$
1617 FWSTRETCH*
16FAL FWHEART
Stepping On: Building
Confidence and Reducing Falls
This workshop is for older adults to
help prevent falls. Limited to 14. Eligible
participants must be:
• age 65 or older
• cognitively intact
• living in their own home or an
independent living facility
• able to walk without an assistive
device, but may use a cane indoors or
out (use a walker outdoors only)
• have had a fall or have a fear of
falling
Tues | 1:30 - 3:30 pm
Nov 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Dec 6, 13
$
20 equipment fee
To register, call Brooks Rehab at
904-854-2057.
Total Body 101 with Theresa
Sherman
New to strength training? Join
certified personal trainer Theresa
Sherman as she guides you through
a basic, total body workout focusing
on form to help you build confidence
and perform movements correctly.
Registration required by November 12.
Sun | 10 - 11 am | Nov 13, 20, 27, Dec 4
$
1617 FWTB101NOV
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Fitness and Wellness
Start the Jewish New
Year with the JCA Rosh
Hashanah Personal
Training Special!
NEW! Tai Chi with
Elizabeth Liu (Age 16+)
Join former pro gymnast and tai chi
instructor Elizabeth Liu in practicing
Yang Tai Chi. This small group class
strengthens your body, enhances
your qi and promotes peace of mind.
Fri | 9:30 - 10:30 am or 12 - 1 pm
Sep 2, 9, 16, 23
$
1617 FWTCLIUSEP*
Medicine Ball Training
This small group class incorporates
a mix of strength, body control and
muscular endurance to challenge the
entire body. Whether you are looking
to tone or take your fitness to the
next level, this class will get you going
and keep you going. Registration
Wed | 6 - 6:30 pm | Sep 7, 14, 21, 28
$
1617 FWMEDBALLSEP
Special Fitness
Center Event
Balance Training
with Clint Neal
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Learn the best exercises and
movements to help improve your
agility and stability of gait to
prevent falls. Advance registration
required by November 29.
1617 FWBALANCE
[email protected]
This is open to all valued
members and is effective from
September 25 to October 28.
For more information, contact
Eiffel at ext. 324 or
Zhada at ext. 267.
Free Weight Fundamentals
with Rick Samples (Age 18+)
Join record breaking powerlifter
and sports performance coach Rick
Samples for this class on barbell
basics. Free weights provide benefits
unavailable with exercise machines
such as enhanced balance and core
stability. Come learn something new
about these old-school techniques.
Thur | 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Sep 29, Oct 6, 13, 20
$
1617 FWWEIGHTSEP
S m a l l G ro u p
T r a i n i n g
Find Your
P o s s e
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F l e x i b i l i t y
Crew
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Tai Chi | Clint
10 - 11 am
TRX Suspension
Training | Connie
10:30 - 11:30 am
Mat Training with Balls,
Rings and Bands
Barre Fitness | Gisela
6 - 7 pm
Incorporate balls, rings and bands into
a safe and effective core workout that
you can use at home. Learn a different
warm up, core strength and stretch
technique each week. A take home
handout will be provided. Registration
required by November 6.
Mon | 9 - 10 am | Nov 7, 14, 21, 28
$
1617 FWMATNOV
9:30 - 10:30 am
Barre Fitness | Cheryl
9 - 10 am
Family Fun Playground Boot
Camp
Join certified personal trainer
Johnny Intravaia in this playground
family boot camp and learn to use
family time to achieve fitness goals
while bonding and having fun with
your kids. Registration required by
November 20.
Tues | 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Nov 22, 29, Dec 6, 13
$
60 valued member families only
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9:30 - 10:30 am
TRX Suspension
Training | Connie
5 - 6 pm
60 4-week session
$
Fall Program Guide
17
Sports and Recreation
Youth soccer
League
Ri o
Robi n s on
sports and recreation director
730 - 2100
ext.
The JCA Youth Soccer League
is back for another action
packed soccer season!
250
Men’s Basketball Leagues
Form teams of six players for 4-on-4
competition. For more information or
to register as an individual or a team,
call ext. 254.
18+ Men’s Basketball League
Wed | 6 - 9 pm | Aug 17 to Nov 16
(no class Oct 12)
12 Games $72 valued members only
16SUM SRBBALL182
25+ Men’s Basketball League
Sun | 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Sep 11 to Dec 18 (no class Nov 27)
13 Games $78 valued members only
16FAL SRBBALL25
Gracie Barra Brazilian
Jiu Jitsu: Fundamentals
Mon | $90 | Valued Member $60
Session I Sep 12 to Oct 10 (no class Oct 3)
Session II Nov 7 to 28
Youth Martial Arts (Ages 5 - 12) This
fun, structured class focuses on selfdefense, discipline and respect.
5:15 - 6:05 pm
16FAL SRJIUJITSUA*
Adult Martial Arts (Age 13+) Increase
your cardio and muscular endurance
in this quick paced workout.
6:15 - 7:15 pm
16FAL SRJIUJITSUB*
JCA Fencing
JCA Fencing for Youth (Ages 7 - 13)
Sun | 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Session I Sep 18 to Oct 23
Session II Nov 6 to Dec 18
(no class Nov 27)
6 Classes $158 | Valued Member $105
16FAL SRCHFENCE*
JCA Fencing for Adults (Age 14+)
Wed | 6 - 8 pm
Session I Sep 14 to Nov 9
(no class Oct 12)
Session II Nov 16 to Jan 18
(no class Nov 23, Dec 28)
8 Classes $210 | Valued Member $140
16FAL SRADFENCE*
18
Youth Basketball League
This league starts in November for the
2016-17 season. A skills assessment
is tentatively planned for November
6 with more details to come in the
October Alliance News. Contact Rio with
questions or to volunteer to coach.
League Philosophy:
To develop young athletes
into fundamentally sound
players, while having fun in an
organized, competitive and social
atmosphere. Practices are one
hour before games.
Contact Rio to volunteer to coach.
Mandatory Skills Evaluation at
the Bolles High School: August 14
JCA Select Basketball Team
Tryouts (Ages 8 - 14)
Highest level competitive play.
Benefit from quality coaching and
a structured training camp before
joining a competitive local league.
Registration is not required
to tryout. Selected players are
required to pay a training camp and
practice fee and league fees.
Contact Rio for information.
Mon, Sep 19 | Girls 6 pm | Boys 7 pm
Adult Soccer League (Age 18+)
Form teams of six to eight players for
5-on-5 soccer. You can also register
individually or with a friend to be
placed on a team. Teams must have
rosters submitted by September 4.
Contact Rio for information or to
register.
Games Sun | 3:30 - 5:30 pm
Sep 11 to Oct 30 (Bolles High School Field)
8 Games $90 | Valued Member $60
16FAL SRADSOCCER
Premier Soccer Clinic
This soccer clinic is for intermediate
to advanced players that have at least
one season of soccer experience in a
recreational league.
Sun | Nov 13 to Dec 18 (no class Nov 27)
Ages 4 - 7 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Ages 8 - 12 4:30 - 5:30 pm
$
16FAL SRSOCCER*
Age
4-5
Time
1 pm
6-7
8-10
11 - 14
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Divisions based on age and
skill will be determined after
evaluations. If you cannot attend
evaluations, please call ext. 254
to schedule a make-up.
Games Sun | Sep 11 to Oct 30
12:30 - 5:30 pm
(Bolles High School Stadium
Field. Specific times TBA;
2 hour commitment)
16FAL SRSOCCERLEAGUE*
$
Open Pick Up Sports (Age 13+)
Volleyball Tues | 7 - 9:30 pm
Basketball Sat | 1 - 3 pm
Pickleball Mon | 5:30 am - 12 pm
Sat | 4 - 6 pm
Lacrosse Skills Clinic
(Ages 6 - 12)
This beginner to intermediate
clinic utilizes a variety of drills to
master the fundamentals. Players
must provide their own equipment:
lax stick, protective gloves, cleats,
mouthpiece and athletic support or
cup. Contact Rio for information.
Sun | 11 am - 12:30 pm
Sep 11 to Oct 30 (Bolles High School Field)
$
16FAL SRLACROSSE
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Sports and Recreation
Preschool
and
Youth Clinics
Class
Age
Day
Time
Dates*
Fee | Valued Member
Little Hitters Baseball
3-6
Monday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 12 - Oct 31
$
3-6
Monday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Nov 14 - Dec 12
$
3-6
Monday
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Sep 12 - Oct 31
$
3-6
Monday
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Nov 14 - Dec 12
$
5-9
Monday
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Sep 12 - Oct 31
$
5-9
Monday
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Nov 14 - Dec 12
$
5-9
Tuesday
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Sep 13 - Nov 8
$
5-9
Tuesday
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Nov 15 - Dec 13
$
3-6
Tuesday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 13 - Nov 1
$
3-6
Tuesday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Nov 15 - Dec 13
$
3-6
Tuesday
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Sep 13 - Nov 1
$
3-6
Tuesday
3:30 - 4:15 pm
Nov 15 - Dec 13
$
3-6
Friday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 16 - Oct 21
$
3-6
Friday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Nov 4 - Dec 16
$
5-10
Tuesday
4:30 - 5:15 pm
Sep 13 - Nov 8
$
5-10
Tuesday
4:30 - 5:15 pm
Nov 15 - Dec 13
$
3-6
Wednesday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 14 - Oct 26
$
3-6
Wednesday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Nov 2 - Dec 14
$
4-14
Wednesday
4 - 5 pm
Sep 14 - Oct 26
$
4-14
Wednesday
4 - 5 pm
Nov 2 - Dec 14
$
Little Dribblers
Basketball
3-6
Thursday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 15 - Oct 20
$
3-6
Thursday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Nov 3 - Dec 15
$
Volleyball Clinic
8-14
Thursday
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Sep 15 - Oct 20
$
8-14
Thursday
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Nov 3 - Dec 15
$
3-6
Friday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Sep 16 - Oct 21
$
3-6
Friday
1:30 - 2:15 pm
Nov 4 - Dec 16
$
Sports Extravaganza
Basketball 101
Baseball 101
Little Kickers Soccer
Terrific Tumblers
Junior Gymnastics
Little Putters Golf
Makos Run Club
Flag Football Frenzy
Code 16FAL
75 | VM: 50
SRLILHIT1
75 | VM: 50
SRLILHIT2
75 | VM: 50
SRSPORTSMON1
75 | VM: $50
SRSPORTSMON2
75 | VM: $50
SRBBAL101A
75 | VM: $50
SRBBAL101B
75 | VM: $50
SRBASEBALL101A
75 | VM: $50
SRBASEBALL101B
75 | VM: 50
SRLILKICK1
75 | VM: 50
SRLILKICK2
75 | VM: 50
SRTUMBLERTUE1
$
$
$
$
$
$
75 | VM: 50
SRTUMBLERTUE2
90 | VM: $60
SRTUMBLERFRI1
90 | VM: $60
SRTUMBLERFRI2
75 | VM: $50
SRJRGYM1
75 | VM: $50
SRJRGYM2
90 | VM: $60
SRLILPUTTERS1
90 | VM: 60
SRLILPUTTERS2
90 | VM: 60
SRYRUN1
90 | VM: 60
SRYRUN2
90 | VM: 60
SRLILDRIB1
90 | VM: 60
SRLILDRIB2
90 | VM: $60
SRVOLLEY1
90 | VM: $60
SRVOLLEY2
90 | VM: $60
SRFLAGFOOTBALL1
90 | VM: $60
SRFLAGFOOTBALL2
$
$
$
$
$
$
*Holiday schedule (no class): Oct 3, 4, 11 (4:30 class only), 12, 17, 18, 24, 25, Nov 23, 24, 25.
The JCA Makos had a memorable experience
in St. Louis competing in the 2016 JCC Maccabi
Games with Jewish athletes from JCCs
throughout the United States, Canada and Israel.
Our teens had an outstanding time, which was
made possible by the support of generous
individuals who sponsored our delegation. We
would like to thank the following sponsors:
[email protected]
Gold Level
• Michael Overstreet, Expedite Services
Silver Level
• Ackerman Cancer Center
• Steve Sherman
• Anthony Martin
• David Chen, Kazu Japanese Restaurant
Fall Program Guide
19
Aquatics
School Year Makos Swim Team
Jessic a
Novo t n y
aquatics manager
730 - 2100
ext.
240
This team introduces competitive swimming and helps prepare children for
the summer league. We provide age appropriate training in a safe and fun
swimming environment. Swimmers learn starts and turns and participate
in drills designed to improve technique and develop speed and endurance.
Come check us out! Register for one day or two days (any days, Monday
through Thursday) or four days (Monday through Thursday).
Ages 5 - 10 5 - 6 pm (must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted) | Ages 11 - 18 6 - 7 pm
Aug 1 to 31, Sep 1 to 30, Oct 5 to 31, Nov 1 to 30, Dec 1 to 29
(no clinics Sep 5, Oct. 11, 12, 17, 18, 24, 25, Nov 23, 24, Dec, 26)
One Day (Monday through
Thursday)
(Ages 5 - 18)
Two Days (select two,
Monday through Thursday)
Four Days (Monday
through Thursday)
82 | Valued Member $55 $105 | Valued Member $70
60 | Valued Member 40 1617 AQST2(Time)(Month) 1617 AQST4(Time)(Month)
1617 AQST1(Time)(Month)
$
$
$
Red Cross Certified
Lifeguard Training
JV Makos Swim Team
(Ages 4 - 6)
This is for children interested in swim
team who are able to put their faces
in the water and swim half the pool
length unassisted. We practice swim
team skills, build endurance and
learn new strokes.
Mon, Wed | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
Aug 1 to 31, Sep 1 to 30, Oct 5 to 31,
Nov 1 to 30, Dec 1 to 29
(no lessons Sep 5, Oct 12, 17, 24, Nov 23,
Dec 26)
1617 AQJVSTMW1:30***
$
Prerequisites:
•Must be at least 15 years of age.
•Must swim 300 yards freestyle
and/or breaststroke.
•Must swim 20 yards to retrieve a
ten pound brick from seven to ten
feet of water in 1 minute and 40
seconds.
•Must tread water for two minutes.
Dec 7 (pretest, first class) | 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Dec 8 | 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Dec 11 | 10 am - 5 pm
Dec 12, 13, 14, 15 | 6:30 - 9:30 pm
$
1617 AQGUARDDEC
Labor Day
Red Cross CPR Certification
Community Adult/Child/Infant CPR/
First Aid/AED
Sun, Oct 30 | 1 - 6 pm
$
1617 AQCPR***
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
CPR for public safety employees and
lifeguards includes a book and pocket
mask.
Sun, Nov 13 | 1 - 6 pm
$
1617 AQCPR***
2016
Mon, Sep 5
Family fun day
11 am
to
3 pm
20
Free hot dogs
Chips
Refreshments
DJ entertainment
Games
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Aquatics
JCA American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Programs
The JCA offers instructional swim programs designed by the American Red Cross. All instructors are
certified through the American Red Cross as Water Safety Instructors (W.S.I.). The JCA assures program
quality by maintaining small class sizes, monitoring instruction and adhering to Red Cross standards.
For more information, contact Jessica at [email protected].
Private Swim Lessons (All ages) Our one-on-one private lesson instruction for all ages will lead you closer to your
individual goal. Learn to swim or learn to swim more efficiently. Each lesson is 30 minutes long.
By appointment | Individual Lesson $60 | Valued Member $30 | 8-Lesson Special $420 | Valued Member $210
Junior Makos This program is designed for children ages 6 to 12 years. Our goal is to help participants achieve
maximum success. Introduction to water skills, fundamental aquatic skills, stroke development, stroke improvement,
stroke refinement and personal water safety are the core topics covered. Classes have a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio.
Little Makos This program is designed for children ages 3½ to 5 years. Children participate without a parent in the
water, and swimmers are introduced to breath control, arm coordination, kicking and the development of basic strokes.
Classes have a 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio.
Parent and Me This program is to teach you, the parent, how to work safely and effectively with your child, infant to
3 years old, in the water. The program emphasizes fun and enjoyment, water adjustment and preparatory activities for
future swimming. This program is not designed to teach children to become good swimmers or even to survive in the
water on their own. At least one adult must accompany the child in the pool.
JCA Mini Makos This program is designed for children ages 2 to 3 years. In these 30-minute classes, swimmers will
learn the foundation for water adjustment, floating, breath control, kicking, arm movement and safe entry and exit of the
pool. Children must be able to function in a group lesson without a parent in the water. Classes have a 4:1 student-toteacher ratio.
Monthly Fees
Three Month Options
$
$
1 Day Week 100 | Valued Member 50 1 Day Week $270 | Valued Member $135
2 Day Week $150 | Valued Member $75 2 Day Week $390 | Valued Member $195
JCA Learn-to-Swim Monthly Schedule
Aug 1 to 31 // Sep 1 to 29 // Oct 2 to 31
Nov 1 to 30 // Dec 1 to 29
(no lessons Sep 5, Oct 3, 4, 11 [no 5:30 or 6:30 classes],
12, 17, 18, 24, 25, 30, Nov 23, 24, 27, Dec 25, 26)
Parent & Me
JCA Mini Makos
Little Makos
Junior Makos
30 min.
30 min.
30 min.
45 min.
Sun
10 am
10:30 am
11:15 am, 1 pm
12 pm, 2 pm
Mon
Wed
N/A
12:30 pm, 1:30 pm,
2:30 pm, 3:30 pm,
4:30 pm
12:30 pm, 1:30 pm,
2:30 pm, 3:30 pm,
4:30 pm
5:30 pm, 6:30 pm
Tues
Thur
N/A
12:30 pm, 1:30 pm,
2:30 pm, 3:30 pm,
4:30 pm
12:30 pm, 1:30 pm,
2:30 pm, 3:30 pm,
4:30 pm
5:30 pm, 6:30 pm
Day(s)
Offered
(6 mo - 3 yrs)
[email protected]
(2 - 3 yrs)
(31/2 - 5 yrs)
(6 - 12 yrs)
Aquatics Cancellation Policy
Private Lessons Inclement weather/
pool closings before a scheduled
lesson will result in that lesson being
rescheduled at a mutually agreeable
time. If a lesson cannot be made up
within one week of the last scheduled
lesson, that lesson will be forfeited
and charged to the participant. All
participants registered for private
swim sessions must give at least a
24-hour notice of cancellation for
already scheduled sessions. Failure to
properly cancel will result in a charge
for that session at the established
fee. All personal training sessions,
private tennis lessons and private
swim lessons will expire six months
from the date of purchase. Fees paid
for expired sessions/lessons are nonrefundable and non-transferable.
Group Lessons There are no makeups or refunds for any group lessons
due to illness, inclement weather,
pool closings and vacation or
holiday closings.
Diaper Policy All non-toilet-trained
children are required to wear a swim
diaper and a swimsuit at all times
when in the water.
Fall Program Guide
21
Tennis
Reg g i e
Exum
tennis professional
730 - 2100
ext.
317
Adult Tennis Clinics
Now is the perfect time to see if you
have what it takes for competitive
league tennis. Shape up your game
on one of our ladies’ teams or the
working women’s team. We also
have great men’s clinics. If you’re
unsure of your level, schedule a
private lesson for an evaluation.
League play continues through May.
If team play isn’t for you, consider
one of our other clinics to sharpen
your skills. For more information
and program fees, contact Reggie at
[email protected]. See you on
the courts!
Working Women’s Team
Tues | 6:30 - 8 pm
1617 TNWORKING(Day)(Month)
Ladies’ A Team Clinic
Tues | 9 - 10:30 am
16FAL TNTEAMA
Ladies’ B Team Clinic
Wed | 9 - 10:30 am
16FAL TNTEAMB
Ladies’ C Team Clinic
Fri | 9 - 10:30 am
16FAL TNTEAMC
Junior Tennis Clinics
All clinics are 6-week sessions. $108 | Valued Member $72
For the beginning junior player, our Quick Start programs provide an overview
of tennis and teach the fundamentals. Classes focus on proper swinging
motions and the most effective way to handle a tennis racquet. All instruction
is paced for younger players and supplemented by fun games and drills.
Tennis Aces (Ages 3 - 5)
For our intermediate to advanced
Tues | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
players, these clinics focus on
Fri | 1:30 - 2:15 pm
stroke production, consistency and
1617 TNACES(Day)(Month)
match play to help older players
Pee-wee Quick Start (Ages 4 - 6)
feel more comfortable during point
Wed | 4:15 - 5 pm
play and matches.
Thur | 3:30 - 4:15 pm
Junior Varsity (Ages 11 - 13)
1617 TNPW(Day)(Month)
Thur | 4:30 - 5:30 pm
1617 TNJVTHU*
Junior Quick Start (Ages 7 - 10)
Tues | 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Varsity (Ages 13 - 18)
Thur | 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Mon | 5 - 6 pm
1617 TNJR(Day)(Month)
1617 TNVARMON*
3.0 - 3.5 Men’s Clinic
Mon | 6:30 - 8 pm
1617 TNMENSCLINIC(Month)
2016-17
Register Now!
Tennis 101
Wed | 5:30 - 6:30 pm
1617 TN101(Day)(Month)
Cardio Tennis
Sun | 8:30 - 9:30 am
1617 TNCARDIO(Day)(Month)
99 Fully accredited
NAEYC, FKC, ACA, GSOD 5« rating
99 Facility with integrated programming
Private Lessons
To schedule a private lesson, contact
Reggie at ext. 317 or Aline at ext. 417.
½ hour $30 | 1 hour $60
Package of five, 1 hour lessons $270
Members Mixer
Thursdays | 6:30 - 7 pm
22
99 Unique curriculum and partnerships
including Cummer Museum,
Jacksonville Symphony, Jacksonville
Zoo, MOSH, St. Johns RiverKeeper,
Riverside Fine Arts
99 Preschool/Kindergarten
12 months to 6 years
Ext. 235 | jcajax.org/gan
Michele Block Gan Yeladim Preschool is open to all children
regardless of race, religious affiliation or ethnic origin. JCA
membership is not required, but JCA members have priority in
registration. DCF license # C04DU0213
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Tributes
In Memory of...
Cantor Henry Butensky, Beloved
Father
by Michele and David Steinfeld
Alan taffet
by Neal and Nina Roth
Wendy efron, Beloved wife and
mother
by Neal and Nina Roth,
Michele and David Steinfeld,
Philip and Karen Adler
Michael and Deanna Lissner’s
Daughter, Suzi
Bea Sherman
by Gary and Nancy Perlman
For the Speedy Recovery of...
Dr. larry young
In Honor of...
Jeremy Zaifert’s recent Bar Mitzvah
christy d’andrea
Paul’s Bar Mitzvah
Other...
Congratulations to Jade Steel
on being inducted into the junior
national honor society
Congratulations on the birth
of michael and glenN miller’s
beautiful daughters.
William and Andrew Block Families
Gan Yeladim Scholarship Fund
In Memory of...
Wendy efron, Beloved wife
by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacobs
In Honor of...
alan margolies’ 25 years of leadership
and the community partner award
by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacobs and Family
Rabbi gaffney’s leadership in
education award
by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacobs and Family
the birth of dr. and mrs. chaim
rogozinski’s grandson, ellington
jakob hyman
by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacobs
Abe and ruth fraden’s 66th wedding
anniversary
by Ken, Carol, Daniel and Mary Ruth
Cultural Arts Fund
In Memory of...
Captain Stephen N. Smith
by Dianna Smith
June Oberdorfer
by Bob and Thelma Nied
Melissa Meyenberg’s Beloved Sister
by Bob and Thelma Nied
e a r ly
childhood
Symposium
th
8
Annual
Sep 27
> 2 0 1 6 >
5:30 - 8:30 PM
904-730-2100 ext. 259
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Stimulating breakout sessions
Vendors
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Tamara Kaldor,
Assistant Director of the
Technology in Early Childhood
( TEC ) Center at Erik son Institute
in Chicago
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U.S. Postage
PAID
Jacksonville, FL
Permit No. 437
David A. Stein
Jewish Community Alliance
Address Service Requested
on the Ed Parker Jewish
Community Campus
8505 San Jose Boulevard
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(904) 730-2100
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Affiliated with the Jewish Federation of Jacksonville,
the United Way of Northeast Florida, and the Jewish
Community Centers of North America.
Mission Statement The Jewish Community Alliance
(JCA) strengthens Jewish life, serves as a common meeting
ground, and enhances the quality of life of the entire
community.
Vision Statement Our vision is to provide the place in the tradition of
our heritage where all people come together throughout their lives to
enhance body, mind, and spirit, in an environment of fun, harmony and
friendship.
HEALTHY EMPLOYEES
= HEALTHY BUSINESS
Partner with the JCA to maximize employee potential
and improve your business productivity.
Corporate membership benefits:
• Wellness Connexion online Personal Wellness Survey and Wellness
Coaches provided FREE to you by Baptist Health and the JCA
• Unparalleled Fitness Center
• 4 FREE ½ hour Personal Training sessions
• New state-of-the-art Precor Treadmills
• Over 55 fitness classes per week
• and much more!
The corporate membership program has no cost to your company.
Employees receive corporate rates for their dues. Earn free dues and
cash bonuses by referring your coworkers and employees.
For more information, contact Chris at ext. 257 or Hollie at ext. 234.

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