2016 Fall Brochure - Vernon Hills Park District

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Look Inside! PARK DISTRICT ANNUAL REPORT
Page 7
New! YOUTH FENCING Page 40
WELLNESS CHALLENGE Page 35
SULLIVAN CENTER RENOVATION Page 26
REGISTRATION
Resident:August 9
Non-Res: August 16
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How To Reach Us: www.vhparkdistrict.org
To reach a staff member by e-mail, use the person’s first name followed by the
first letter of their last name @vhparkdistrict.org.
For the deaf or hearing-impaired, call the Illinois Relay Center (voice only)
operator at 800-526-0857.
Park District Administration
Laschen Community Center 294 Evergreen Drive, Vernon Hills
Phone: 847-996-6800; Fax: 847-996-6928
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 am-5:00 pm, Saturday & Sunday Closed
Jeff Fougerousse, CPRP, Executive Director.............................. 847-996-6930
Amy Darling, Administrative Assistant..................................... 847-996-6806
Marla DeCicco, CPRP, Superintendent of Finance & HR........... 847-996-6932
Cheryl Buhmann, Marketing & Communications Manager....... 847-996-6933
Cassidy Reinhard, Marketing Coordinator............................... 847-996-6839
Jessica Mitchell, Community Relations/Risk Mgmt. Coord....... 847-996-6934
Debi Minske, Business Services Coordinator........................... 847-996-6931
Tom Bodkin, Laschen Community Center, Building Maintenance
Programs & Recreation
Sullivan Community Center 635 N. Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills
Phone: 847-996-6800; Fax: 847-996-6801
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday.... 7:30 am–9:00 pm
Saturday............. 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Sunday................ 9:00 am–3:00 pm
Tom Ritter, CPRP, Superintendent of Recreation...................... 847-996-6802
Cathy Marcangelo, Business Services Supervisor.................... 847-996-6803
Jason Bullman, CPRP, Athletics Supervisor.............................. 847-996-6807
Matt DeWitt, Aquatic Supervisor - FAC..................................... 847-996-6804
Gail Herrmann, CPRP, Early Childhood Supervisor.................... 847-996-6808
Katrina Weyland, Recreation Supervisor.................................. 847-996-6805
Anna Swain, HAP Site Supervisor............................................ 847-650-5184
Maureen Hilliard, HAP Site Supervisor..................................... 847-989-8728
Randy Clark, IT Manager.........................................................847-996-6818
Frank Salemme, Customer Service Rep./Data Specialist......... 847-996-6809
Mary VanderMey, Customer Service Representative
Patty Monatelli, Customer Service Representative
Sergio Ortiz, Sullivan Community Center, Building Maintenance
Mike Andersen, Facility Maintenance Technician I
Parks & Facilities
Park Maintenance Facility 1400 Indianwood Drive, Vernon Hills
Phone: 847-362-0920; Fax: 847-362-3618
James Kim, Superintendent of Parks....................................... 847-996-6817
David Cwiak, Facilities Forman................................................847-996-3490
Rick Krocza, Parks Foreman....................................................847-996-6831
Matt Schiller, Athletic Field Maintenance Specialist
Deira Covert, Park Maintenance II*
Jerry Hughes, Park Maintenance II*
Jorge Olivares, Park Maintenance*
Andrew Pristas, Park Maintenance*
Gaby Rodriguez, Park Maintenance*
James Schubert, Park Maintenance*
*These staff members have limited access to e-mail.
WEATHER HOTLINE 847-996-6616
For updated information regarding weather conditions for
athletic fields and the Family Aquatic Center.
Fitness
Lakeview Fitness Center 700 Lakeview Parkway, Vernon Hills
Phone: 847-996-6330; Fax: 847-367-5855
Saturday............. 6:30 am–8:00 pm
Sunday................ 8:00 am–8:00 pm
Mark Purcell, Facility Supervisor......................................847-996-3484
Marissa Moravec, CPRP, Membership Services.................847-996-3492
Lacy Velasquez, Fitness Supervisor...................................847-996-3485
Robert Wood, Aquatic Supervisor - LFC............................847-996-3488
Stefan Dobre, Facility Maintenance Technician.................847-996-3490
Childcare
Little Learners Childcare 700 Lakeview Parkway, Vernon Hills
Phone: 847-996-6330; Fax: 847-367-5855
Ruth Reichenbach, Childcare Supervisor..........................847-996-3486
Melinda Agosto, Assistant Childcare Supervisor...............847-996-3487
Amy Burgett, Childcare Teacher
Ashley Eckhart, Childcare Teacher
Amy Goetz, Childcare Teacher
Charlene Hedrick, Childcare Teacher
Cynthia Jimenez, Childcare Teacher
Susan Kadletc, Childcare Teacher
Karen Klinger, Childcare Teacher
Ceila Prodans, Childcare Teacher
Laura Rydberg, Childcare Teacher
Gabriela Cervantes, Assistant Childcare Teacher
Other Recreational Facilities
Family Aquatic Center 635 N. Aspen Drive
Hartmann Pavilion 292 Oakwood Drive
Century Park North Pavilion 1401 Indianwood Drive
Vernon Hills Athletic Complex (Village owned), 15 S. Fairway
Play Longer, Live Stronger
STAFF & FACILITES
Welcome
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PARK BOARD
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Welcome
A Message from the President
David Doerhoefer
President
ddoerhoefer
@vhparkdistrict.org
Cindy Kessler
Vice President
ckessler
@vhparkdistrict.org
Mike Meline
Commissioner
mmeline
@vhparkdistrict.org
Bruce Robbins
Commissioner
brobbins
@vhparkdistrict.org
Jim Ballowe
Commissioner
jballowe
@vhparkdistrict.org
Dear Vernon Hills Residents,
With Fall around the corner and the kids still out of school, the Family
Aquatic Center is the place to be on these hot summer days! Come and enjoy a cool
dip in the pool as well as some delicious food from Bo-Bo’s Diner of Vernon Hills, our
concessionaire at the aquatic center. Beginning August 15 through Labor Day, the
Family Aquatic Center will only be open on weekends from 12-5 pm due to the high school
and college age lifeguards and deck staff returning to the classroom in mid-August.
Our final Movie in the Park this summer will be on August 26 at dusk at the
north end of Deerpath Park, next to the Warrington playground. The featured film is
”Zootopia”.
Celebrate the end of summer at our 6th Annual Little Bear Ribfest in Century
Park! On August 19 & 20, the park will be filled with blues music entertainers, rib
vendors and beverages! Refer to page 7 for more information and be sure to visit the
Ribfest website at www.littlebearribfest.com.
Families can play together at our 9th Annual Worldwide Day of Play event
on September 17th. This event features fun, outdoor recreational games for every
age. No registration is necessary, just come out and play in Century Park North! Mark
your calendars now for all the October special events. Trucks, Trunks, and Treats, a
Halloween themed event for children, will take place on October 8th and our popular
Fall Fest is October 28th. When all of your Halloween activities are over, head over to
the Century Park sled hill on November 5th for the Annual Pumpkin Launch. Bring your
pumpkins and “launch” them down the sled hill for a “smashing” good time!
The Kids’ Castle playground in Deerpath Park, constructed by our community
in 1997, has been replaced with a modern day castle and is open for play! Vernon
Hills’ resident, Amy Lamberti, was the District’s community volunteer leader for this
playground project. Amy organized the volunteer effort of residents who offered their
time to demolish the old playground and build fences and benches along with planting
flowers for the new Kids’ Castle play area.
The Sullivan Community Center construction is underway and on schedule for a
Spring, 2017 completion. The project includes a new state-of-the-art preschool wing,
an additional full-size gymnasium, a new customer service entrance, and offices for the
Administrative staff. See page 4 for more details about the renovation.
Step outdoors and enjoy the best your parks and Park District have to offer!
David Doerhoefer
Board Meetings: The District is governed by five elected Commissioners who set policy for the operation of the Park
District. Park Board meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Larry Laschen Community
Center, Century Room, 294 Evergreen Drive, unless otherwise posted. Please call to confirm the dates or times or visit us
online at www.vhparkdistrict.org. Meetings are open to the public and residents are invited to share comments or
suggestions during the appropriate time as listed on the agenda.
Vision Statement: Addressing the lifelong leisure needs of all Vernon Hills residents.
Mission Statement: To promote diverse community based recreational opportunities by providing a variety of programs, services, facilities and
natural spaces to enhance the quality of life for our residents.
(847) 996-6800
Register online at www.vhparkdistrict.org
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Welcome........................................1-3
Park News/Partners.......................4-6
Special Events................................7-9
Family Aquatic Center...................... 10
Pool Parties..................................... 11
Early Childhood..........................12-15
Little Learners Preschool............ 16-17
Little Learners Childcare.................. 18
Hawthorn Afterschool Program........ 19
ONLINE at
vhparkdistrict.org
IN-PERSON
Registration
Save time and register
for programs online! Just
click on the Home Page
registration button.
Sullivan Center
635 N. Aspen Drive
New users must register
for a Park District household account first.
Lakeview Fitness Center
700 Lakeview Parkway
Hours of operation are
listed on page 1.
MAIL OR FAX
Send a completed
registration form from the
back of this program
brochure along with
payment to:
Vernon Hills Park District
635 N. Aspen Drive
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
or fax to:
847-996-6801
Dance........................................20-21
Afterschool Enrichment................... 22
Youth Variety..............................23-27
Active Adults................................... 28
Lakeview Fitness Center.............29-35
Swim Lessons.............................36-38
Online Registration begins at 12:00 am.
In-person begins begins with normal facility operating hours.
Resident/Non Res Registration Begins: August 9 / August 16
Resident Rates apply to families residing in Hawthorn School District 73 or
those families that have children attending District 73, but do not live within
Park District boundaries. For more information, see page 56.
Swim Lessons
Turtles Swim Team........................... 39
Athletics.....................................40-52
Tree & Bench Donation.................... 53
FALL I R/NR Registration Begins: Aug. 9 / Aug. 16
FALL II R/NR Registration Begins: Oct.13 / Oct. 20
Facility Rentals...........................54-55
Registration...............................56-60
General Information........................ 61
Parks & Facilities.......................62-63
Follow your Park District
on social media!
Little Bear Ribfest
August 19 & 20, page 7
Facility Fall Holiday Hours
Holiday
Sullivan
Laschen
Lakeview
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
November 25th
Closed
Closed
7:30 am - 9 pm
Closed
Closed
Closed
7 am - 1 pm
7 am - 1 pm
7 am - 8 pm
REGISTRATION / TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
3 EASY OPTIONS TO REGISTER
SULLIVAN COMMUNITY CENTER RENOVATION PROJECT
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Park News
Sullivan Community Center Renovation: Explanation and Renderings
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The Vernon Hills Park District is renovating and expanding the Sullivan Community Center.
Construction began in June, 2016 and is scheduled to be completed in Spring, 2017.
The project includes:
NEW
GYMNASIUM
135
7002 SF
lFour new preschool rooms on the
south side of the building. Existing
preschool rooms will be demolished.
STORAGE &
MECHANICAL
31
ELEC
54
l A gymnasium addition at the northeast corner of the building.
STOR
138
893 SF
LOBBY
134
647 SF
CLOSET
33
CUSTODIAL
32
lA new main entry form on the east
STAGE
18
side of the building (adjacent to the
main parking lot).
DANCE
34
CORRIDOR
29
New staff offices to accomodate the
Administrative staff currently housed in
the Laschen Community Center.
CORRIDOR
25
GYMNASIUM
26
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MULTI-PURPOSE
17
STOR
19
TLT
20
PROGRAM
ROOM
35
The existing Sullivan Community
Center exterior is decorative concrete
block with brick highlight bands. The
proposed additions will utilize these
same materials, maintaining a similar
aesthetic. The new east entrance will
have a vaulted entry canopy, replicating
the current architecture.
MULTI-PURPOSE
16
TLT
21
MEN'S
LOCKER
ROOM
36-37
STOR
39
STOR
28
STORAGE
27
STOR
03
MULTI-PURPOSE
14
KITCHEN
22
MULTI-PURPOSE
13
MEN'S TOILET
38
LOBBY
02
2717 SF
WOMEN'S
TOILET ROOM
40
KITCHEN
43
251 SF
STOR
131
97 SF
GENERAL
OFFICE (AMY)
49
234 SF
WOMEN'S
LOCKER
ROOM
41-42
WORK ROOM
50
OFFICE
133
106 SF
OFFICE
132
118 SF
OFFICE
(MARLA)
44
OFFICE
45
OFFICE
(JESS)
48
OFFICE
46
OPEN OFFICE
119
328 SF
I.T.
146
38 SF
CLERICAL
141
106 SF
TLT
15
OFFICE
121
149 SF
BREAK ROOM
118
170 SF
CORRIDOR
120
357 SF
OFFICE
125
144 SF
OFFICE
124
144 SF
OFFICE
123
145 SF
PRESCHOOL
OFFICE
117
153 SF
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LOBBY
102
1059 SF
RECEPTION
145
224 SF
WORK ROOM
139
237 SF
OFFICE
122
148 SF
OFFICE
126
207 SF
OFFICE (JEFF)
47
STOR
23
OPEN OFFICE
140
473 SF
OFFICE
127
143 SF
BOARD/
CONFERENCE
ROOM
129
855 SF
CORRIDOR
143
275 SF
Site modifications include removing the
drop off lane along the south side of the
building, re-orientating the sidewalk
along the entry drive in that location,
enclosing the preschool playground with
a decorative fence/wall and reconfiguring the entry walk and parking at the
new east entrance. The pedestrian
pathway along the north side of the
building will be relocated to continue
around the new gymnasium addition.
CL
147
9 SF
JC
24
OFFICE
(KATHY)
144
169 SF
PRESCHOOL
ROOM 3
107
901 SF
PRESCHOOL
ROOM 1
112
901 SF
CORRIDOR
103
496 SF
TLT
113
51 SF
STOR
106
152 SF
TLT
116
51 SF
TEACHER
109
152 SF
TLT
111
51 SF
TLT
108
51 SF
PRESCHOOL
ROOM 4
110
896 SF
PRESCHOOL
ROOM 2
115
896 SF
VEST
104
65 SF
NORTH
FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
0'
EXISTING BUILDING
SOUTH ELEVATION
Sullivan Community Center
EXISTING BUILDING
4'
8'
16'
16'
EXISTING BUILDING
NEW CONSTRUCTION
EAST ELEVATION
NEW CONSTRUCTION
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
0'
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8'
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
0'
NEW CONSTRUCTION
4'
NEW CONSTRUCTION
4'
8'
16'
Park Partners
SRACLC / SPONSORSHIP
The Vernon Hills Park District is a
cooperative member agency of the
Special Recreation Association of
Central Lake County. SRACLC
provides community based therapeutic
recreation programs to people of all
ages with disabilities or special needs.
SRACLC is a cooperative effort of the Grayslake, Vernon Hills
and Mundelein Park Districts and the Villages of Hawthorn
Woods, Lake Zurich, Libertyville and Lincolnshire. Individuals
residing within the boundaries of the Member Agencies are
considered “residents” of SRACLC and may utilize the services.
SRACLC offers more than 500 weekly programs, special
events, and camps during the year. SRACLC also recognizes
that some people with disabilities prefer to participate in
recreation programs within their own Park District or
Recreation Department. SRACLC can help you with this
opportunity by providing an extra staff, if deemed necessary,
behavior management support, disability awareness training
and other adaptive services necessary for safe and successful
participation.
Contact the SRACLC office (847) 816-4866 if you would like to
receive a brochure or would like more information. The
SRACLC Administration building is located in Hartmann Park,
290 Oakwood Drive, Vernon Hills.
SRACLC needs your help. Program leaders, Day Camp
counselors, volunteers and Part-time staff are needed to
assist individuals with special needs or disabilities. If you are
interested in part-time work, please contact the SRACLC office
at (847) 816-4866.
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Corporate Partnerships
The Park District is widely recognized as a leader in providing
quality recreational programs and events to the community.
Each year we welcome thousands of guests to our Lakeview
Fitness Center, Sullivan Community Center, Laschen Community Center and to our 24 well maintained parks. Many of
these guests are potential customers for your business!
“We have advertised in many different newspapers as well
as sponsored many events over the past 25 years. I can truly
say the partnership we have with the Vernon Hills Park
District is one of the best uses of our advertising and
marketing dollars we have ever spent.” - Kim Havlic, Agency
Owner – Havlic & Assoc./All State Insurance
Customized sponsorship packages to meet YOUR marketing goals may include:•.Sample/display/showcase your
products and services•Create awareness and visibility
•Build sales through coupon distribution•Develop cross
promotions•Showcase corporate responsibility•Increase
traffic to your business•Entertain employees or
clients•Increase your brand loyalty•Develop positive
image•Increase sales
Questions
Questions about Sponsorships?
Contact Jessica Mitchell
Community Relations
at 847.996.6934 or
[email protected]
SPONSORS
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Park Partners
Thank you to our sponsors!
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ARCHITECTS/AQUATICS
Architecture | Planning | Aquatics | Interiors
Advanced Disposal
A to Z Entertainment
Beer Market
Corner Bakery Café
Crane’s Landing
Countryside Fire Protection District
Daily Herald
Dave & Busters
Didier Farms
Dunkin Donuts
Education First
Egg Harbor Café
Holiday Inn Express
Jewel Osco
Lakeside Lanes
Lakeland Plastics
Libertyville Fishing Club
M&M Cyclery
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Mariano’s Fresh Market
Mischief Brewing
Olive Garden
Pearl Vending
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Rainforest Café
Real Urban BBQ
(847) 996-6800
Renwood Golf Course
Shoe Carnival
Starbucks
Tighthead Brewery
Trader Joe’s
Varsity Vending
Vernon Hills Golf Course
Vernon Hills Police Department
Vernon Hills Public Works
Department
White Deer Run Golf Course
WXLC Radio
Zoup
Special thanks to the
Village of Vernon Hills for
their generous support of
several Park District events.
Special Events
August 19
6-11 pm
August 20
3-11 pm
Century Park
littlebearribfest.com
Entry Fee: $5
5 & Under: Free
Friday
7 pm Kevin Purcell & The Nightburners
9 pm John Primer & The Real Deal Blues Band
Saturday
6 pm Red, White & Blues Band
7 pm Chicago Blues Super Session
9 pm Mark Hummel & The Blues Survivors
LITTLE BEAR RIBFEST
Cooking up a mix
of Blues, Brews &
BBQ Ribs!
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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Special Events
Free Family Event!
Worldwide Day of Play
Saturday, September 17 from 11am – 1pm
Century Park North
Zootopia
August 26 at dusk
Deerpath Park
Park at the Cherokee Road
entrance and walk north to
the viewing area.
Trucks, Trunks, & Treats
Saturday, October 8 from 11am-1pm
Family Aquatic Center Parking Lot
Put down the iPad, turn off the X-Box, and come to Century
Park North for an afternoon of unplugged play! Park District
staff will lead old-school picnic games including sack races,
hula hoop contests, and the ever popular egg toss! There will
also be several other games and activities available.
No registration necessary!
Just come to the park and be ready to play!
This event will be cancelled in case of inclement weather.
FALL
FEST
Friday, October 28
6-9 pm
Sullivan Community
Center
We’ve taken a traditional touch-a-truck event, added a hint
of Halloween, and a whole lotta trucks! Be sure to wear your
favorite Halloween costume to this exciting event! We’ll have
huge trucks, tiny cars and all things in between! Bring your
trick-or-treat bags too, because the operators of each vehicle
will have candy and other treats available for you. Be sure to
stick around and hop aboard our hayride, or jump around in
our bounce house. Food will be available for purchase.
Bring your ghosts and goblins to our annual Fall Fest for this
spooktacular family event featuring indoor trick or treating,
magic show, face painter, carnival games, and a costume
contest. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Fall
Fest tickets will be on sale for residents beginning August 9
and August 16 for non-residents. Purchase tickets online or in
person. This event will sell out, be sure to buy tickets early.
Purchase tickets online or in-person.
$3 per child, under 2 are free
This event will be cancelled in case of inclement weather.
Purchase tickets online or in-person.
$2 each for 2+ years if purchased by 10/27
$5 each if purchased on 10/28, if not sold out.
(847) 996-6800
Pumpkin Launch!
Saturday, November 5
11 am-2 pm
Century Park North Sled Hill
Grab your gourds and head over to
the Sled Hill at Century Park North.
We'll be rolling, launching, and
smashing pumpkins!
Polar Express
storytime train
Saturday, December 10
Libertyville Metra Train Station
Don’t miss this 90-minute (round trip) special train ride
from the Libertyville Metra Station to the North Pole (Fox
Lake) and back again! There will be goody bags, Christmas
carols, treats, and more! Santa Claus will even make an
appearance on the Polar Express Storytime Train!
Our Polar Express Storytime Train will re-create the trip
recounted in the award-winning children’s book “The Polar
Express” by Chris Van Allsburg. Wear your PJ’s!
All riders must register to have a ticket aboard the Polar
Express Storytime Train! The train ALWAYS leaves on time,
so be prompt.
Jason Rush, from the Vernon Hills High School Science
Department, built the Park District a trebuchet. There will
be other pumpkin-related activities too. Prizes available for
both kids and adults!
CodeTime
200401-1.......9:42-11:10a
200401-2.......11:42a-1:10p
200401-3.......1:42-3:10p
R/NR Fee: $20/$25 Purchase tickets online or in-person.
Children under 2 are free, but do need to be registered.
Code: 200101-1
Fee: $4 for each pumpkin that will be launched.
New Year’s Eve Family Party
Saturday, December 31 from 4 pm - 6:30 pm
3…2…1… HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Is your family looking for a great place to usher in
2017? Do you want to have the kids home and in bed
by midnight? Come to Times Square in Vernon Hills
(also known as the Sullivan Community Center) and
celebrate New Year’s Eve, family-style!
We’ll have a DJ spinning your favorite tunes, plus pizza
and an ice cream sundae bar! The gym will be open
for play too. We’ll finish the party with our very own
countdown at 6 pm.
Purchase tickets online or in person. This event will
sell out, so be sure to buy your tickets early.
Fee: $9 each, 2 years and under are free.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Special Events
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FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER
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Family Aquatic Center
Zero-depth Leisure Pool with 6 Lap Lanes, Zero-depth Pool with
Water Falls, Sprays & Jets, 700-foot Lazy River, Body & Inner
Tube Slides, Fully Enclosed Body Flume, Sand Play Area
Shade UmbrellasRLounge ChairsRLockersRConcessions
Hours of Operation
Through August 14
Monday-Friday...................10:30 am – 8:00 pm
Weekends & Holidays........11:00 am – 7:00 pm
August 15-September 5
Weekends & Labor Day..... 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Summer Splash!
Friday, August 5 l 5:30 – 8:00 pm
This popular event features poolside music
by A-Z Entertainment, kids activity area,
concessions and the popular Duck Race!
Daily Admission Fees
Resident
Individual (4-61 years) $9
Senior (62 & older)
$7
Child (3 & younger)
FREE
Non-Res.
$12
$9
FREE
Proof of residency is required to receive resident daily
admission rates. Hawthorn School District 73 families that
do not reside within Park District boundaries are not eligible
to receive resident daily admission rates.
Twilight Rates - Half-price admission is valid during the
last 2 hours of operation.
Monday - Friday......... 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Weekends................. 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
(847) 996-6800
A Pool Party for Everyone!
Tickets: $2 until 9 pm on August 4, $5 on day of
event. Children under 2 years old are free.
Tickets can be purchased online, at the Sullivan or
Lakeview Fitness Centers.
Enter our DUCK RACE
and you may win a prize!
Purchase your ducks at the event.
$1 per duck or 6 for $5!
Pool Parties
at the Lakeview Fitness Center
Pool parties include a private party room,
and a party attendant for up to twenty guests.
Party Days & Times: Saturdays: 2-4 pm or 5-7 pm
Sundays: 12-2 pm or 3-5 pm
Parties are 2 hours long with one hour in the pool and
1 hour in the party room, within the specified times above.
Pool Party Fees
R/NR: $215/269 for up to 20 guests (30 guest max)
R/NR Fee per additional guest: $11/13
Water Slide: $50 additional to party fee.
Children must be 48” tall to ride the slide.
Pool Booking Parties is as easy as 1-2-3!
Step 1) Confirm date & time. (Minimum of 3 weeks advance notice)
Contact Robert Wood, Aquatic Supervisor, at 847-996-3488 or [email protected]
Step 2) Visit our website at www.vhparkdistrict.org/forms. Print the two required forms for the party:
a) Birthday Booking Form and b) The Birthday Party Agreement Form
Step 3) Bring the two completed forms along with full payment to the Lakeview Fitness Center.
Once all three steps have been completed, you will receive a phone call the Tuesday or Wednesday before your party to finalize any
changes or additions.
LAKEVIEW FITNESS POOL PARTIES
Pool Parties
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
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Early Childhood
With over 30 years experience in
early childhood development,
Kindermusik is the world’s most
respected name in musical
learning. Our trained and licensed educators provide carefully
researched, developmentally appropriate music and movement
programs for children newborn to age seven. Our home materials
provide families with tools to continue the enrichment at home.
Kindermusik Northshore - 847.236.9286 or
www.kindermusiknorthshore.com
All By Myself
This class is perfect for the two year old who is ready for a class
on their own. We will have structured activities mixed in with
unstructured play. Join us in this fun and relaxing atmosphere.
Class activities include arts and crafts, circle time, free play,
story time and fun and games. This is a drop-off class.
Ages: 2 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
210501-19/14-10/26W 9:15-10:00a $75/94
210501-211/2-12/14W 9:15-10:00a $75/94
No class 10/12,11/23
Kindermusik Village
Each 8-week Kindermusik Village class provides an engaging
experience of learning and bonding with your baby. Through
a unique blend of multi-level activities that includes creative
movement, massage, vocal play, and instrument exploration,
your baby’s development is stimulated. We’ll provide you with
tools to continue the enrichment at home with a full length CD
of songs and chants, baby board book, two art banners and a
specially designed instrument. The $40 material fee is payable
to Kindermusik Northshore on the first day of class.
Laschen Community Center, Kids Korner
Michelle Bauman
Ages: 6 months-18 months with parent or caregiver
Code
Dates* Day Time
R/NR
210101-19/17-11/5 Sa 11:00-11:45a$95/105
210101-211/12-1/28Sa 11:00-11:45a$95/105
No class 11/19, 11/26, 12/24,12/31
Laschen Community Center, Carriage Green Room
Kara Spector
Kindermusik Our Time:
Based on recent child development research, “Our Time”
addresses the whole child through singing, listening, moving,
and playing simple instruments. During each 14-week class, we
also explore story time and sounds, play finger games and learn
to “take turns” so social skills will blossom. A $60 home materials fee, payable to Kindermusik Northshore on the first day of
class provides 2 full length CD’s, 2 music and movement books,
activity book, stir xylophone, all in an insulated lunch carry bag.
Ages: 1½-3½ years with parent or caregiver
Code
Dates* Day Time
R/NR
210104-1 9/13-1/10 Tu 9:15-10:05a$170/187
210104-2 9/13-1/10 Tu 10:15-11:05a$170/187
210104-3 9/17-1/14 Sa 10:00-10:50a$170/187
No class 10/25, 11/19, 11/22, 11/26, 12/20,
12/24, 12/27, 12/31
Laschen Community Center, Carriage Green Room
Diane Naftzger, Kara Spector (Saturday class)
(847) 996-6800
If your child is ready, sign him/her up for both
Totally Two’s and All By Myself.
You will not need to come back for them between classes.
A snack and drink will be provided.
Totally Two’s
This class gives your child a chance to have more fun and
independence in a preschool setting. We will include weekly
themes taught through stories, crafts, music, dance, free play
and lots of fun activities. This is a drop-off class.
Ages: 2 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
210601-19/14-10/26W 10:05-10:50a $75/94
210601-111/2-12/14 W 10:05-10:50a $75/94
No class 10/12,11/23
Laschen Community Center, Kids Korner
Michelle Bauman
Early Childhood
Children will be participating in a large assortment of activities.
They will have the opportunity to play a wide variety of games in
the gym and outside. We will also reinforce their preschool skills
and introduce many themes through stories, cooking, and art
projects. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 2½-4 years
Code
210801-1
210801-2
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
9/30-10/28 F
8:45-11:15a$95/119
11/4-12/16 F
8:45-11:15a$95/119
No class 11/11, 11/25
Sullivan Community Center, Meeting Room A
Bonnie Imburgia
Happy Feet
We’ll get those Happy Feet moving with games, sports and lots
of other large motor activities. We’ll play with balls, parachutes,
scooters and have lots of fun! Bring a water bottle to class each
week. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 2½-4 years
Code
211101-1
211101-2
Dates
Day Time
R/NR
9/28-11/2 W 10:00-11:00a$51/64
No class 10/12
11/9-12/14 W 10:00-11:00a$51/64
No class 11/23
Sullivan Community Center Gym
Bonnie Imburgia
NEW
Jelly Bean Sports
As parents, we know you
are seeking a rewarding
developmental sports
experience that keeps sports simple and makes learning fun for
your child. And you want to get your money’s worth. Your enrollment into Jelly Bean Sports classes gives first-hand access to
Dr. Brad & Kristina Kayden, more commonly known as the famed
Coach & Mrs. Pickles. They are foremost experts in sports for
children’s development. Get ready to be amazed at your child’s
positive reactions to their always fun, humorous, on-of-a-kind,
entertainment approach. No other program offers you the
unmatched early learning experience, sport-for-children’s
development expertise and professionalism that Jelly Bean
Sports can. See you in class! All equipment is provided.
Participants will receive a FREE Jelly Bean Sports t-shirt!
Jelly Bean Soccer Prep
Just short of your child doing backflips, you can expect him or
her to be begging to come back after every class! By keeping
soccer simple and making learning fun, Jelly Bean Sports
integrates all your child’s favorite touches like bubbles,
parachutes, rings, dots, beach balls, and cones. We help
children of every skill level learn how to work both individually
and collectively within a group. You will watch your child’s
attitude and confidence grow as he or she starts owning the
soccer process taught the Jelly Bean Way.
Ages: 2½-6 years, Parent/guardian participation is required.
R/NR: $59/74
Save a Class! Register Early
A great class will be cancelled if everyone waits to register.
Within 5 days of a class beginning, a decison is made whether
that class will run or not based on the minimum number of
participants registered. Don’t let a good class get cancelled!
Code
Age
Dates
213901-1 2½-3 yrs 9/12-10/3
213901-2 2½-3 yrs 10/17-11/14
No class 10/31
213901-3 2½-3 yrs 11/28-12/19
DayTime
M 5:30-6:15p
M 5:30-6:15p
M
5:30-6:15p
213902-1 4-6 yrs
9/12-10/3
213902-2 4-6 yrs
10/17-11/14
No class 10/31
213902-3 4-6 yrs
11/28-12/19
M
M
6:15-7:00p
6:15-7:00p
M
6:15-7:00p
Jelly Bean Staff
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Kidding Around - New Projects!
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
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Early Childhood
Safety Town
We've constructed a miniature
layout of a town to give children
hands-on experience in using
safety skills. Safety topics covered
will include pedestrian, railroad crossing, fire, bicycle, water,
poison, animal, and playground safety as well as stranger danger. Children learn safety through role playing and participating
in simulated life situations. Safety also is taught through songs,
games, art projects, stories, videos and visits from the police and
fire departments. A t-shirt is included in the class fee. Students
must bring a bike helmet to class each day!
This is a drop off class.
Ages: 3-6 years
Code Dates
DaysTime
R/NR
112001-38/8-8/12 M-F 9:15-11:15a $79/99
112001-48/15-8/19 M-F 9:15-11:15a $79/99
Preschool Plus
Looking for a little extra fun to add to your 3 and 4 year olds
preschool day? We will participate in large motor activities both
outside and inside, stories, songs, lunch (bring a lunch and drink
each day), and many other related activities. Now that Hawthorn
District 73 is offering full day Kindergarten, this is a great way to
prepare your child for a longer school day.
Ages: 3-4 years
Code Dates DaysTime
R/NR
213201-1 9/7-12/21 M/W/F11:15-12:45p $504/$560
No class 10/3, 10/10,10/12,11/11,11/23,11/25
Extra Fun
Extend your child’s day with some extra fun! If the weather
permits we will play outside, if not, we will play in the Community
room. The children will enjoy some additional socialization, large
motor play, stories and coloring. Please send a lunch and drink
with your child each day. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 3-5 years
Code
Dates
Day TimeR/NR
213301-19/13-10/27 T/Th 11:15a-1:00p$206/$227
213301-211/1-12/15 T/Th 11:15a-1:00p$176/$220
No class 11/8, 11/24
Bonnie Imburgia
(847) 996-6800
Boys Club - New Projects!
Frogs and snails and puppy dog tails that’s what little boys are
made of, plus a lot of energy! In this class the boys will use their
energy in the gym playing sports, running, and having fun. In
the classroom, we will explore all those boy interests such as
cars, legos, and dinosaurs with projects that they will treasure.
Please send a water bottle with your child. All new projects!
Ages: 3-5 years
Code
Dates
Day TimeR/NR
210701-19/13-10/25Tu 8:45-11:15a $133/166
210701-211/1-12/13Tu 8:45-11:15a $114/143
No class 11/8
Bonnie Imburgia
Giggles, Grooving, Glitter - New Projects!
Your little girl will get up on her feet for dance, aerobics, yoga
and games. We will enjoy lunch together while listening to
music and visiting with friends. During the last part of the class
we will get the glitter out and create projects that every girl will
adore! On the first day of class, we will provide a small supply
list for class projects. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 3-5 years
Code
Dates
Day TimeR/NR
211001-19/19-10/31 M 11:15a-2:15p$137/$171
No class 10/3
211001-211/7-12/12M 11:15a-2:15p$137/$171
Bonnie Imburgia
Mind and Muscles
Math isn’t just about numbers! We’ll spend half of our class
learning about early stages of math including patterns,
sequencing, comparisons, and matching. The other half, we will
spend time in the gym and focus on physical activities to
improve our gross motor skills. Each child will need to bring a
sack lunch and drink. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 4-5 years
Code
211201-1
211201-2
Dates
DayTime
9/16-10/21 F
11:15-1:45p
10/28-12/16 F
11:15-1:45p
No class 11/11, 11/25
R/NR
$114/143
$114/143
Bonnie Imburgia
Music Theater Tots
Swim with The Rainbow Fish. Children
will delight in performing the adventure of The Rainbow Fish on stage.
They will embark on a magical journey
while singing and dancing and acting
in a final show. In Musical Theatre
Tots make new friends, connect to the
musical theatre, and build community of young artists. Through
the arts, young children develop social, language, physical,
and cognitive skills. Children’s Theatre Company will provide
costumes for the final production. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 3-5 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
251004-18/31-12/7 W 3:15-4:00p $150/188
Sullivan Community Center, Community Room
Immersion Spanish Preschool
Play, dance, sing, act, and laugh all in
Spanish! Fun Fluency makes learning
Spanish fun, fast and easy. Students
learn Spanish naturally through immersion, movement, games,
songs, rhythm, and acting out simple stories. Our storytelling
based method focuses on long-term retention, not just memorization. Students will quickly see how fun and easy it is to
understand and speak Spanish while being immersed in
language, play, and laughter. This opportunity introduces your
student to the many advantages of becoming bilingual and
culturally aware at a young age. Check out all the fun we’re having with fluency at www.funfluency.com. This is a drop off class.
Play for 60
The NFL encourages
children to be active for at
least 60 minutes per day. The Park District believes it's just as
important! If your child is in morning preschool or has a free day,
this class will offer large motor activities, sports, and outdoor
play, weather permitting. Please send a water bottle with your
child. We will walk children from their morning preschool class
to Play for 60. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 3-5 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
210301-19/14-12/14 W 11:15a-12:15p $117/142
No class 10/12,11/23
Bonnie Imburgia
Extend your child’s afternoon! Register for Nature
Explorers too! Children will be walked to class after Play for 60.
Ages: 3-6 years
Code
252403-1
252403-2
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
9/12-10/24 M
11:15-12:00p $98/123
No class 10/10
10/31-12/12 M
11:15-12:00p $98/123
No class 11/21
More Early Childhood/Preschool Sports!
Program
AgePg.
Ice Skating/Hockey
Gymnastics
Rhythmic Gymnastics Tiny Stars
Tennis
Pre-Karate
3-6
42
1.5-643
3-4
47
3-748
4-749
Nature Explorers
Children love to learn about the world around them. How tall are
the trees? How wild are the animals? How deep is the ocean?
Through discussion, projects, and worksheets we will learn the
answers to these and many more of their questions. Bring a
lunch and drink to class. This is a drop off class.
Ages: 3-5 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
210401-19/14-12/14W 12:15-2:45p $228/285
No class 10/12, 11/23
Bonnie Imburgia
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Early Childhood
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LITTLE LEARNERS PRESCHOOL
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Preschool
2016 - 2017
Little Learners Preschool
A School Year Program
for 2-5 Year Olds
The Vernon Hills Park District Preschool
provides an educational program where
children are encouraged to develop in
each learning area based on the Illinois
Early Learning and Development
Standards.
Our program will prepare your child for
their kindergarten experience through
developmentally appropriate activities.
Our highly experienced staff will assist
your child in developing a sense of
independence and confidence as they
develop social relationships with other
children. Daily instruction is provided
to foster your child’s literary, cognitive,
fine and gross motor skills.
We offer the best value for your money,
a beautiful facility and a highly-qualified staff dedicated to our young
students! Consider our school-year
preschool programs for 2-5 year olds
for a consistent, developmentally
appropriate educational program.
In addition, we offer both before and
after supplemental preschool programs
to complement your child’s learning
experience all year round.
2 Year Olds (Must be 2 years old by 9/1/16)
Code Dates DaysTime
810201-1
9/13-5/11
T/Th
9:30-11:00a
R/NR*
$1497/1647
Young 3s (Must be 3 years old by 3/1/17)
Code Dates DaysTime
810301-1
9/13-5/11
T/Th
9:30-11:30a
R/NR*
$1497/1647
3 Year Olds (Must be 3 years old by 9/1/16 and toilet-trained)
Code Dates DaysTime
R/NR*
810302-19/6-5/18 T/Th 8:45-11:15a$1367/1504
810303-1
9/7-5/19
M/W/F
8:45-11:15a
$1856/2042
/
4 Year Olds (Must by 4 years old by 9/1/16 & toilet-trained)
Code Dates DaysTime
810401-1
9/7-5/19
M/W/F
8:45-11:15a
810402-1
9/6-5/18
T/W/Th
8:45-11:15a
R/NR*
$1856/2042
$1856/2042
Pre-K (Must be 4 or 5 years old by 9/1/16 & toilet-trained)
Is your child ready for school 4 or 5 days a week and attending all day Kindergarten
in the Fall of 2017? This class focuses on Kindergarten readiness skills, using
enrichment activities in science, arts & crafts, and music. An emphasis is placed
on developing large motor skills and cognitive learning skills through observation,
discussion, participation and creativity. We will eat lunch together once a week.
Choose 4 days a week or the full 5 days a week option.
Code Dates DaysTime
810101-19/6-5/19 M-F
12:00-2:30p
810102-19/8-5/19 M-Th 12:00-2:30p
R/NR*
$3051/3356
$2448/2693
*Fee includes school tote bag.
Preschool Enrichment Class
Questions
For more information about Little
Learners Preschool, contact Gail
Herrmann, Early Childhood
Supervisor, at 847-996-6808 or
[email protected].
(847) 996-6800
Is your child ready for more school? Will your child be attending all day Kindergarten next year? Do you want to add some afternoon enrichment activities on to
your child’s day. Morning preschoolers, from any program, can come for lunch and
added special activities which will include music, cooking, large motor, sensory,
outdoor play, computer and sports. We will walk our morning preschool children
from their class to this enrichment program. Children must bring their own lunch
each day.
Ages: 3-5 years (Must be 3 by 9/1/16 & toilet trained)
Code 810001-1 Dates
9/7-5/19
Days
M/W/F
Time
11:15a-2:30p
R/NR
$2413/2654
Extend your child’s morning MWF preschool day!
Register for the preschool classes below.
Investigation Station Fall 2016
Your child’s curiosity will be stimulated in this hands-on class that shows how
cooking, math measuring, counting and numbers are influenced by nature.
Let’s explore together!
Ages: 4-5 years (Must be 4 years old by 9/1/16)
Code
Dates
DayTime
211401-1 9/15-12/15 Th
8:45-11:15a
No class 11/24
Preschool Registration
l
Pre-registration is offered to returning students, prior to open registration.
l
If you are a new student, a copy of your child’s birth certificate or other proof of your child’s birthdate must be submitted.
2016/2017 Payment Schedule
A $100 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit is due at the time of
registration. The balance will be charged
in equal installments on the first of each
month, July through December. Credit/
Debit card authorization is required for
the installment charges.
R/NR
$258/284
Bonnie Imburgia & Joan Groody
Lunch Bunch
This class is a lunch extension for our 3 and 4 year old Thursday morning
preschoolers and for our Pre-K students who are enrolled in Investigation
Station. Bring a sack lunch and drink each week.
Ages: 3-5 years (Must be 3 years old by 9/1/16)
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
211402-1 9/15-12/15 Th
11:15-12:00p $72/79
No class 11/24
Bonnie Imburgia & Joan Groody
Preschool Staff
Teacher/Student Ratios
2 Year Old Class
Cindy Hebda and Vicki Goldman
Ratio: 2 teachers/12 children maximum
Young 3’s Class
Linda Brenner and Linda Epstein
Preschool FAQ’s
Do preschoolers need to be potty trained? Children in 2 year old and Young
3’s preschool do not need to be potty trained, however instructors are not
responsible for changing diapers. Three, four and Pre-K preschool children
must be potty trained.
3 & 4 Year Old Classes
Jenny Glees, Joan Groody, Cindy Hebda,
Molly Kalsch, Lisa Nockels, Maureen
Pecht, Holly Weber
What is your discipline policy? We use a brief time-out in the classroom. Our
Pre-Kindergarten
Ratio: 2 teachers /18 children maximum
Can I observe a class in session? Yes! Call Gail Herrmann at 847-996-6808,
goal in using this technique is to remove a child from the situation long enough
to allow him/her to regain control of him/herself. Positive redirection is
another core discipline procedure. Appropriate boundaries and rules for behavior are established early in the school year.
to set up an appointment.
LITTLE LEARNERS PRESCHOOL
Preschool
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LITTLE LEARNERS CHILDCARE
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Childcare
Little Learners Childcare
Full day childcare for children 6 weeks to 5 years old.
Monday - Friday, 6:30 am - 6:00 pm
At Little Learners Childcare, children will participate in
active learning in the world around them. We carefully design
every activity to expand your child’s imagination and encourage
lifelong positive values. This program provides your children
with high-quality, fun experiences that will inspire each child to
grow to his or her potential.
Each of our five classrooms display a warm and brightly
colored environment with lofts and child-sized furniture. Our
outdoor area includes two playgrounds, a walking path, and
nearby parks for the children to enjoy. Age-appropriate field
trips are offered for children, 3-5 years, as well as access to our
zero-depth indoor pool.
Our qualified staff are sensitive and flexible to meet the
physical and emotional needs of the children as well as their
parents. Our staff work as a team to develop, lead, and organize
activities. Little Learners Childcare is licensed by the Department of Children and Family Services and based on compliance
with their licensing standards, the Illinois Child Care Act, and
by recommendation from the Lake County Health Department,
State Fire Marshall and our local Fire Department.
Little Learners Childcare Rates
Infant (6 weeks - 15 months) and toddler (15 months 2 year) classrooms are only available in full week care.
l2-5 year old care is available per day and weekly.
lWeekly auto-debit from a credit/debit card is required.
l
Age
Weekly Rate
Infant (6 weeks-15 months)............... $338
Toddler (15 months-2 years).............. $293
2 year olds........................................ $271
3-5 year olds..................................... $247
A 10% discount is available for families in full week care
who have multiple children in our program.
Age
Daily Rate
2 year olds........................................$62
3-5 year olds.....................................$56
Questions
Questions about Childcare?
Contact Ruth Reichenbach, Childcare
Supervisor, at 847.996.3486 or
[email protected]
(847) 996-6800
What do the kids do all day?
We carefully design every activity to expand your child's imagination and encourage lifelong positive values. Their newfound
confidence naturally strengthens the relationship they have with
you, and that progression is at the heart of our philosophy.
Full and part-week classes are divided into age-appropriate
programs and provide children with high-quality, fun experiences.
For the little ones, we make sure that personal attention, as well
as smiles and giggles, is a big part of their day. Preschoolers
learn to make choices, share and work in groups while they play
games and create.
What makes us special?
Once a family joins our program, they become part of our
family, returning year after year and referring friends to the program. Family events are held frequently to bond our families and
teachers together. Parents are welcome to share in their child’s
experiences whether it’s feeding their infant, reading to their
toddler or chaperoning a field trip.
The strength of our school is our dedicated and caring staff.
Each teacher is a trained professional selected for their expertise in Early Childhood Education. They provide a warm, caring
and responsive relationship with each child as developmental
skills are achieved.
Childcare Swim Lessons
Little Learners Childcare Swim Lessons
Children, 3-5 years old, enrolled in Little Learners Childcare,
may take swim lessons at the Lakeview Fitness pool during their
normal day in childcare.
Code
280401-1
280401-2
280401-A
280401-B
Day
Tu
W
Tu
W
Dates
Time Fee
9/13-10/254:00-4:40p $44
9/14-10/264:00-4:40p $44
11/1-12/204:00-4:40p $44
11/2-12/214:00-4:40p $44
Registration: Fall I R/NR - August 9/August 16
Fall II R/NR - Oct.13/Oct. 20 No class 11/22-23
HAWTHORN AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
For Students in Grades K-6
Monday - Friday
Morning: 6 am - 9 am
Afternoon: 2 pm - 6 pm
Locations: Hawthorn Elementary North & South
PROGRAM
For Students in Grades K-6
6 am - 6 pm
Hawthorn Elementary North
What can your child
do when school is not in
session? Join us for
“School’s Out”!
We offer a wide variety of recreational
activities that allow your child to
develop their social skills, including
sports, games, arts and crafts, and
much more!
The Hawthorn Afterschool Program (HAP) is designed to provide positive
afterschool activities for elementary students within a safe, secure and enriching environment. Under the supervision of our trained and qualified leadership
staff, your child will have the opportunity to engage in education and recreation
activities geared to the interest of the participants. All activities are designed to
foster teamwork, health and wellness, positive attitudes and self-esteem.
During holidays (as observed by School District 73) HAP will not be in
operation. Families will have the opportunity to register for our School’s Out
Program. An early release day option will also be available for an additional fee
to your daily rate.
Students in 6th grade will be responsible for walking themselves to their
designated school site. A waiver will be issued to parents of 6th grade students.
Hawthorn Afterschool Program Fees
Fees
Daily
2 Days per week
3 days per week
4 days per week
Full Week
Morning
$7.50
$15
$22.50
$30
$37.50
Afternoon
$14.50
$29
$43.50
$58
$72.50
Full Day
$22
$44
$66
$88
$110
Please send your child with a
sack lunch and 2 snacks.
Fee: $35
Fall School’s Out Dates
Code
Date Day
950101-1 9/30 Friday
950101-210/3 Monday
950101-3 10/12 Wednesday
950101-4 11/11Friday
950101-5 11/22 Tuesday
950101-6 11/23Wednesday
Questions
Questions about HAP? Contact
Katrina Weyland, Recreation Supervisor,
at 847.996.6805 or
[email protected]
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HAWTHORN AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
Afterschool Program
DANCE
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Dance
Full School Year Dance Program
September, 2016 - May, 2017 (No Classes 10/3, 10/4, 10/11, 10/12, 10/31, 11/23-11/26, 12/24-1/5, 3/27-4/1)
Dance Studio, Sullivan Center
Pre Ballet 1 & 2: This class introduces the child to dance through music, rhythm and creative movements. It fosters your child’s natural instincts to dance. Register your child according to his or her age at the first day of class.
Dance Attire: Black leotard, light pink tights, pink ballet shoes and hair in a bun.
Intro to Ballet 1/2: This class is an introduction to and continuation of classical ballet. The dancer will learn basic ballet positions,
simple combinations, terminology and creative movement. Level 1 = Kindergarten, 2 = 1st grade
Dance Attire: Black leotard, light pink tights, pink ballet shoes, and hair in a bun.
Ballet 1/2/3/4: Classical ballet is taught in this class. The student will learn terminology, barre work, center combinations and
across the floor progressions. The technique and level of difficulty will increase with each level of ballet.
Dance Attire: Black leotard, light pink tights, pink ballet shoes, and hair in a bun.
Pre Tap 1/2: This is an introduction and a continuation of pre-tap. Basic tap steps and rhythms will be taught. This class is for 4-6
year olds. Dance Attire: Black leotard, light pink tights, black tap shoes, and hair tightly secured.
Tap 1/2: Tap dance involves manipulating your feet to create sounds and rhythms. The technique and the degree of difficulty will
increase with each level of tap. Dance Attire: Black leotard, black tap shorts or capris, black tap shoes, and hair tightly secured
Hip Hop/Jazz 1/2/3/4: Learn the techniques of jazz dance through progressions and center combinations and the latest trends of
hip hop through technique and combinations set to today’s most popular music. Dance Attire: Black leotard, black jazz pants and black jazz
shoes.
Pointe: Classical ballet for the serious dancer will be studied in detail, incorporating pointe into the ballet class. Students must have
teacher approval to register for Pointe. Dance Attire: Black leotard, light pink tights, pointe shoes, and hair in a bun.
Lyrical 1/2: Lyrical is a dance style that blends modern and jazz dance and is characterized by its fluidity and grace. We will use
movement and lyrics to help the dancer express strong emotions throughout the piece. The class also include stretches, across floor
progressions, leaps, and turns. Dance Attire: Black leotard and black tights or jazz pants, nude lyrical shoes, and hair tightly secured.
Male attire for all classes: fitted white t-shirt, black stretch pants, and black shoes.
All classes are co-ed.
If you are a new student, contact the Dance Director, Christina Gasper at [email protected] or Gail Herrmann at 847-9966808 or [email protected] for assistance with dance placement. Interested in an adult class or one not listed? Contact
Chris Gasper at [email protected].
Special Dance Payment Policy
Participants enrolling for the full year of dance (September, 2016 - May, 2017) have the following payment options:
1) pay in full OR 2) pay in thirds: 1/3 at registration, 1/3 on October 1, 2016, 1/3 on December 1, 2016. Auto-debit from a
credit/debit card is required for this option.
Recital Information
The dance program will culminate with an annual dance recital in the spring. The cost of costumes and tickets are not included
in the class fee. These items will need to be purchased for the recital. Dress rehearsal is mandatory in order to participate in the
dance recital. The recital is optional. Your child can register for the class even if he or she decides not to participate in the recital.
Pre Ballet I Recital is Sunday, May 7, 3 pm, at the Sullivan Community Center
All other classes: Rehearsal is May 27. Performance is Sunday, May 28 (Memorial Day weekend) at Vernon Hills High School at 3 pm.
(847) 996-6800
Code
Pre Ballet 1
260101-1
260101-2
260101-3
Dates
Day
Time
R/NR Fee
Teacher
3
3
3
9/19-5/1
9/20-5/2
9/17-5/6
M
Tu
Sa
3:35-4:15p
12:30-1:10p
11:20-12:00p
$280/308
$280/308 $300/330
Gasper
Weber
Sawyer
4
4
4
9/19-5/22
9/20-5/23
9/17-5/20
M
Tu
Sa
4:20-5:00p
3:30-4:10p
10:35-11:15a
$310/341 $310/341
$320/352 Gasper
Weber
Sawyer
Intro to Ballet 1/2
260303-1
K-1
260303-2
K-1
260303-3
K-1
9/20-5/23
9/21-5/24
9/17-5/20
Tu
W
Sa
4:45-5:30p
4:45-5:30p
9:10-9:55a
$338/372
$338/372
$350/385
Weber
Gasper
Sawyer
Ballet 1
260401-1
7-9
9/20-5/23
Tu
6:15-7:00p
$338/372 Weber
Ballet 1/2
260406-1
7-11
9/21-5/24
W
6:15-7:00p
$338/372 Gasper
Ballet 3/4
260403-1
9+
9/19-5/22
M
5:00-6:00p
$450/495 Gasper
Pre Ballet 2
260102-1
260102-2
260102-3
Ages
Prerequisite
Ballet 2/3
Pre Tap 1/2
260201-1 4-69/20-5/23Tu4:15-4:45p $234/257 Weber
260201-2 4-6 9/17-5/20 Sa 10:00-10:30a$240/264 Sawyer
Pre Tap 2
260202-1 K-19/21-5/24W4:10-4:40p $234/257 Gasper
Tap 1
260803-1 7-99/20-5/23Tu5:30-6:15p $338/372 Weber
Tap 1/2
260801-1 7-119/21-5/24 W 5:30-6:15p $338/372
Gasper
Hip Hop/Jazz 1/2
260901-1
7-11
9/22-5/25
Th
5:30-6:30p
$464/510 TBD
Hip Hop/Jazz 3/4
260902-1
9+
9/22-5/25
Th
6:30-7:30p
$464/510
TBD
Adult Hip Hop/Jazz
260904-1
18+
9/22-5/25
Th
7:30-8:30p
$464/510 TBD
6:00-7:00p
$450/495
Gasper
$885
Gasper
Lyrical 1/2
261003-1
10-189/19-5/22 M
Pointe
260601-1
13+ 9/19-5/24
M/W7:00-8:15p
Hip/Hop/Jazz 1/2
Approval
21
DANCE
Full School Year Dance Program
Dance
AFTERSCHOOL ENRICHMENT
22
Afterschoool Enrichment
Fun Fluency No class 10/12, 11/3, 11/11, 11/18,11/22, 11/23, 11/24, 12/14
Learn Spanish naturally through immersion, movement, games, songs, rhythm, reading and acting out/listening to
stories. Our storytelling-based method focuses on long-term retention. Students will quickly see how fun and easy
it is to understand Spanish while being immersed in language, play, and laughter. Classes are taught by native
speakers and experienced/certified Spanish teachers. Class fee includes workbook and useful online resources.
School Code
Dates
Day Time
Fee School Code
Dates
Day Time Fee
Aspen250160-1
9/15-10/27Th 2:10-3:10p$110Aspen250160-2 11/10-12/22Th 2:10-3:10p $94
Townline250161-1 9/13-10/25 Tu 3:05-4:05p $110Townline250161-2 11/1-12/20 Tu 3:05-4:05p $110
Elem. N.250162-19/14-10/26 W 2:55-3:55p $94 Elem. N.250162-2 11/9-12/21 W 2:55-3:55p $94
Elem. S.250163-19/14-10/26 W 2:55-3:55p $94 Elem. S.250163-2 11/9-12/21 W 2:55-3:55p$94
Young Rembrandts No class 10/12, 11/3, 11/11, 11/18,11/22, 11/23, 11/24, 12/14
Experience the colorful magic of fall in the Young Rembrandts classroom. Kick off the fall season with a cute Bear dressed
and ready for school, a video game favorite Pixel Block Character and the geometrical world of architecture as we draw
the Notre Dame Cathedral. Later, students will immerse themselves in the seasonal spirit as they learn still life technique
of pumpkins, draw a detailed Scarecrow and draw a silly but challenging Patterned Bat. Finally, get ready for winter as we
turn out a “sweet” drawing of a ginger bread house (almost good enough to eat!). We’ll draw these (and many more exciting lessons!)
while we improve creative and critical thinking skills today’s students need. So what are you waiting for? Sign up now!
School Code
Dates
Day
Aspen 250130-19/15-10/27 Th
Townline250131-1 9/14-10/26 W
Elem. N. 250132-1 9/15-10/27 Th
Elem. S. 250133-1 9/13-10/25 Tu
Time Fee School Code
Dates
Day Time
Fee
2:10-3:10p $101Aspen 250130-2 11/10-12/22Th 2:10-3:10p $86
3:05-4:05p $86 Townline250131-2 11/2-12/21 W 3:05-4:05p $86
2:55-3:55p $101 Elem. N.250132-2 11/10-12/22Th 2:55-3:55p $86
2:55-3:55p $101 Elem. S.250133-211/1-12/20 Tu 2:55-3:55p$101
School Code
Dates
Day
Aspen 250110-19/13-10/25Tu
Townline250111-1 9/15-10/27 Th
Elem. N. 250112-1 9/14-10/26 W
Elem. S. 250113-1 9/14-10/26 W
Time Fee School Code
Dates
Day Time Fee
2:10-3:25p $100Aspen 250110-211/1-12/20 Tu 2:10-3:25p$100
3:05-4:20p $100Townline250111-2 11/10-12/22Th 3:05-4:20p $86
2:55-4:10p $86 Elem. N.250112-2 11/2-12/21 W 2:55-4:10p $86
2:55-4:10p $86 Elem. S.250113-2 11/2-12/21 W 2:55-4:10p$86
CheckMate Chess Academy No class 10/12, 11/3, 11/11, 11/18,11/22, 11/23, 11/24, 12/14
Chess leads to increased focus and concentration, critical thinking skills, consequential analysis (teaching kids to
think before they act), and improved math and reading scores. CheckMatesUSA makes sure that learning chess is fun
and productive experience. CheckMatesUSA uses a one-of-a-kind curriculum that makes sure that children are always
staying challenged while learning, but not getting frustrated. By using specially created alternative chess games,
songs, dances and the newest technology, instructors make learning chess and chess strategies fun!
Mad Science System 2 No class 10/12, 11/3, 11/11, 11/18,11/22, 11/23, 11/24, 12/14
You’ll be shocked by what you learn in Optical Illusions! Experience beautiful rainbows in Lights, Color...Action!
Discover amazing sound effects and learn about sound in Sonic Sounds. Harness energy as you learn about heat, and
then use your body heat to make things disappear. Take the taste challenge and map out your tongue as you discover
Tantalizing Taste. Finally, learn all about nutrition and fitness and take home a fitness tool to measure step counts in Mission Nutrition!
School
Code
DatesDay
TimeFee
School
Code
Dates Day
TimeFee
Aspen 250140-19/14-10/26 W 2:10-3:10p $94 Aspen 250140-211/2-12/21 W 2:10-3:10p$94
Townline250141-1 9/13-10/25 Tu 3:05-4:05p $110Townline250141-2 11/1-12/20 Tu 3:05-4:05p $110
Elem. N. 250142-1 9/13-10/25 Tu 2:55-3:55p $110 Elem. N.250142-2 11/1-12/20 Tu 2:55-3:55p $110
Elem. S. 250143-1 9/15-10/27 Th 2:55-3:55p $110 Elem. S. 250143-2 11/10-12/22Th 2:55-3:55p $94
(847) 996-6800
Youth Variety
YOUTH VARIETY
Sunshine Arts & Crafts
Kids will experience self-esteem, confidence, and a love of art as well as creative
projects. Finished pieces will be glazed
immediately and taken home at the end of
the session. All materials are non-toxic,
odorless, and latex free.
Sunshine Crafts Workshops
Pottery Painting Workshop
Kids choose their favorite pottery figurine, plaque or statue to
paint! A great selection will be available. They will love being
creative and best of all, finished art will be glazed and taken
home immediately! Our instructor will offer suggestions on
methods, techniques and tools. All materials will be provided.
This is a wonderful family activity and memory.
Ages: All with adult supervision
Code Date DayTime
R/NR
251107-111/4 F
1:15-2:15p$22/28
Sullivan Community Center, Meeting Room B
Kids begin by creating their own tie dye shirts which are used as
painting smocks for the remainder of the program. This begins
to illustrate the wonder of blended colors. Shirts are provided.
Kids will then be exposed to watercolor painting using many
techniques to combine art elements of drawing, crayon-wax
resist and texturing. All finished pieces will be kept in the kids’
portfolio and taken home at the end of the session. Kids love
the expression of creativity they realize with each and every
finished project. New projects in every session.
Grades: 1-5
Each participant will create a
unique and totally useable
Hanukah Menorah. Our instructor will guide the artistic process,
offer creative suggestions and
have the tools available to create
awesome artwork. All finished art is glazed, glittered and
taken home immediately. All materials will be provided. The
Hanukah Holiday starts on December 24th.
Ages: All with adult supervision
Code Date DayTime
R/NR
251105-112/14 W 1:15-2:15p $29/36
Watercolor Arts
Code
Date
DayTime
R/NR
251101-19/15-10/20 Th 5:30-6:20p $129/161
251101-2 10/27-12/15Th 5:30-6:20p $129/161
No class 11/10, 11/24
Paint a Hanukah Menorah
Family Workshop
23
Amazing Art
Amazing Art combines all your favorite art projects and mixed
media in this unique class. Kids will make Tie Dye shirts (art
smocks for the session), experience pottery painting, create
fired ceramic arts, paint a canvas acrylic painting, do recycled
arts projects and more. Lessons will include concepts and
techniques kids can use for a lifetime and the experience of
creating awesome projects will result in great self esteem and
a sense of accomplishment. All new lessons for every session.
Grades: 1-5
Code
Date
DayTime
R/NR
251102-19/15-10/20 Th 4:30-5:20p $129/161
251102-2 10/27-12/15Th 4:30-5:20p $129/161
No class 11/10, 11/24
SCIENCE / PERFORMING ARTS
24
Youth Variety
Wicked
Science
Science / STEM Programs
Wicked Science Lift Off Engineering
Alice in Wonderland Junior Musical Production
You’re late for a very important
date! Join Alice in the magical and
mystical for a tale of disappearing
cats, Mad Hatters, talking
caterpillars, and the vicious Queen
of Hearts!
Are you ready to take the stage?
This program allows new and
continuing students to perform on
stage for family and friends in a
short musical production. Students will rehearse weekly under
the direction of our highly accredited vocal, dance and drama
instructors. Children will be given the chance to truly explore
the world of play through the use of original costumes, sets, and
class time devoted to character development. Each student will
receive a rehearsal CD and a script for personal practice.
Children in the class for grades 2-6 must be able to attend
the first day of class for “audition” of parts.
l
Absences should be limited to two class sessions to
participate.
l
l December 10th is the final performance date and time is
to be determined.
Grades: Pre-K -6
Dates: 8/31-12/7, No class 10/12, 11/23
Code
Grades
252501-1 Pre-K &1
252501-22-6
DayTime
R/NR
W 4:00-5:00p $160/200
W 5:00-7:00p$260/325
Find your way into physics the exciting way as we explore
things in flight. Find out about force and motion when you
make airplanes and rockets. In this Standards- driven
engineering curriculum, kids will build strong science literacy
skills while learning important concepts such lift, drag, the
weight of gravity, and thrust when we build and test rockets,
airplanes, and catapults to discover what makes a successful
flight. But that’s only half the fun – charting the distances
marshmallows travel in the Catapult Competition to determine the winner is what makes this a blast! Keeping a journal
will help kids strengthen reading and writing skills.
Grades: 4-5
Code
252007-1
252007-2
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
9/15-10/20Th 4:30-5:30p $162/208
10/27-12/8Th 4:30-5:30p $162/208
No class 11/24
Wicked Science Cool Chemistry
Take a walk into the exciting lab of a chemist where you will
mix, measure, and make predictions to ‘think like scientists’
and also discover why things act like they do. We’ll be doing
in-depth activities that use critical thinking and reasoning
skills to strengthen children’s natural curiosity about the
world and build a strong foundation towards scientific literacy
and STEM goals. We’ll explore different states of matter and
their properties. Do you know the most common form of
matter? It may surprise you! We’ll shine pennies in seconds
and blow up balloons without using our lungs. There are
many ways to measure what we observe, and keeping journals
helps keep track of our investigations. A new activity each
week with results that will astound you!
Ages: 7-11 years
Code
252008-1
252008-2
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
9/12-10/17M 4:30-5:30p $162/208
10/24-12/5M 4:30-5:30p $162/208
No class 10/31
(847) 996-6800
Beginning Group Flute
Questions & Rental Information?
Call the Lake County Music Center for the Arts, Inc.
at 224-279-3255.
Beginning Group Violin
Using Suzuki Book Level 1, this class is a great opportunity to
discover the violin. Children will listen to and play melodies
precedes learning to read musical notation. If only for a short
time. After students become familiar with the geography of the
instrument and master basics of playing technique, the ability to
read music comes easier.
Each student must have their own properly fitted violin. A full
size instrument will not work. $20 is due the 1st day of class for
books and supplementary materials. Please call Lake County
Music one week in advance to assist you regarding violin rental.
Ages: 4-10 years
R/NR: $226/283
Does your child love the sound of flute? Using the Standard
of Excellence by Bruce Pearson, your child will develop proper
technique to get them started on this beautiful, lyrical, woodwind instrument. The lesson combines a strong performancecentered approach with music theory, music history, ear training, listening, composition, improvisation, and interdisciplinary
and multicultural studies.
$20 is due the 1st day of class for books and supplementary
materials. Please call Lake County Music one week in advance
for flute rental.
Ages: 7-10 years
Code
251220-1
Dates
Day Time
9/7-11/30 W 4:00-4:30p
No class 11/23
R/NR
$226/283
Laschen Community Center, Marimac Room
Beginning Group Percussion
Code
Age Dates
DayTime
Is your child in perpetual motion? Always tapping on everything.
251240-14-6 9/7-11/30 W 6:30-7:00p Maybe they need to bring out the inner percussionist in them.
No class 11/23
This is a fantastic class to explorer all things rhythm.
251240-27-10 9/7-11/30 W 7:00-7:30p
$20 is due the 1st day of class for books and supplementary
materials. Please call Lake County Music one week in advance
to reserve and prepay for a drum pad and sticks rental.
Beginning Group Piano
Fun, interactive, hands-on learning
gives your child a balanced
approach to note reading, ear training, harmony, sigh reading.
The basics are supplemented with songs that keep the child
excited to play.
Students, ages 8-13 years, must bring their own battery operated keyboard. Keyboards are available for purchase, rentals
are available for $65. Please call Lake County Music one week
in advance to reserve and pay for a keyboard rental. $20 is due
the 1st day of class for books and supplementary materials.
No class 11/23.
Ages: 4-13 years
R/NR: $226/283
Code
AgeDates
251231-14-5 9/7-11/30
251231-26-7 9/7-11/30
251231-38-109/7-11/30
251231-4 11-139/7-11/30
DayTime
W 3:00-3:30p
W 4:30-5:00p
W 5:00-5:30p
W 5:30-6:00p
Ages: 7-12 years
Code
251250-1
Dates
Day Time
9/7-11/30 W 7:30-8:00p
No class 11/23
R/NR
$226/283
Pitch Perfect Group Voice Lesson
So you like Taylor Swift and you want to learn
to sing! Come join us in a beginning vocal
class. Learn proper singing techniques;
develop vocal range; how to hit those high
notes and much, much more. $20 due the 1st
day of class for books and supplementary materials.
Ages: 6-10 years
Code
Date
DayTime
R/NR
251270-19/7-11/30 W 6:00-6:30p $226/283
No class 11/23
MUSIC LESSONS
Youth Variety
25
GUITAR / YOGA / MAGIC
26
Youth Variety
Kids Yoga
Expand your child’s mind while strengthening their body with
our kids yoga classes. Your kids will learn breathing techniques,
balancing poses, and even meditation techniques to gain a
deeper understanding of the physical and physiological aspects
of yoga. Yoga helps kids manage stress better and improve their
self-confidence. Don’t miss this great opportunity to participate
in this healthy and fun activity. Bring your own mat and water
bottle.
Grades: 1-5
Music Instruction & Instrument Rentals
Students must bring their own guitar, acoustic or electric,
or ukelele to class. Guitar and ukelele rentals are $6 per
class, $42 is due to the instructor on the first day of class No
refunds are given on rentals. Call Matt DeWitt at 847-9966804 a minimum of one week in advance, to reserve an instrument. A one-time book/material fee of $15.95 is required on
the first day of class for both guitar and ukelele classes.
Code
Dates Day Time
Fee
250801-19/12-10/24 M 3:30-4:30p $105
250801-211/7-12/12 M 3:30-4:30p $105
Sullivan Center Community Room
Mars Jamzz I Intro to Guitar
Get ready for an Intergalactic, Out-of-this-world Guitar lesson
experience! Our 4 fun Martians: Bjorn, Bebe, Brubar and Stan
teach students the parts of the guitar, notes on the guitar, guitar
tablature, chords, fun songs and more in a setting tailored for
group instruction. Students will take turns playing melody and
chords together to maximize the group experience.
Ages: 7-12 years
Code
Dates Days Time
R/NR
251210-19/7-10/19W 5:00-6:00p $120/150
251210-2 10/26-12/14W
5:00-6:00p $120/150
No class 11/23
Laschen Community Center, Kids Korner Room
Mars Jamzz II
Picking up where Mars Jamzz I left off, Mars Jamzz II is continuing guitar playing instruction and further develops skills required
to teach students how to play as a group with chord and melody
note sections. Note: Students must successfully complete the
Mars Jamzz 1 course before enrolling in Mars Jamzz II.
Ages: 7-12 years
Code
Dates Days Time
R/NR
251211-19/7-10/19W 6:00-7:00p $120/150
251211-2 10/26-12/14W
6:00-7:00p $120/150
No class 11/23
Magic Class
Amaze friends & family with mind-reading and tricks using playing cards, ropes, & coins! Would-be wizards are guaranteed
to have a great time learning these fascinating tricks from a
professional magician! The tricks are easy to learn and anyone
can look like a pro in no time! Tricks vary each session, so sign
up for more than one class. Each participant will take home a
magic kit.
Ages: 5-12 years
Code
Date DayTime
R/NR
250601-1 9/20Tu 5:00-5:55p $20/25
250601-2 11/21M 6:45-7:40p $20/25
Sullivan Community Center, Afterschool Room
Magic Team of Gary Kantor
Questions
Questions about Youth Programs?
Contact Matt DeWitt,
Recreation Supervisor, at
847.996.6804 or
[email protected]
Laschen Community Center, Kids Korner Room
(847) 996-6800
Youth Variety
This fall, we’ll “fall” topsy-turvy for our
cartoon lessons. Eating broccoli may not
sound appetizing to some, but in a Young
Rembrandts classroom, it’ll make for a
fun and storied drawing. The never ending
rivalry rages on as the cats and dogs go
at it again in the month of September.
Develop a different and definitely more expressive appreciation
for vegetables as we draw veggie expressions in October. In
November, weirder means better as we draw unusual pets and
put the pedal to the metal as we race to create cartoon car
expressions in December. We’ll draw these (and many more
exciting lessons!) while we enhance the creative and critical
thinking skills today’s students need – both, in the classroom
and in the life-long learning process. Enroll today!
Ages: 5-8 years
Code Dates
DayTime
251605-19/7-9/28 W 6:00-6:45p
251605-210/5-10/26 W 6:00-6:45p
251605-311/2-11/30 W 6:00-6:45p
No class 11/23
R/NR
$57/71
$57/71
$57/71
YR Jr Kindergarten Drawing
This fall, your preschooler will “fall”
in love with our lessons. Just like
the rainbow our youngest artists
will create in the month of September, we will cover a colorful and
pattern-rich spectrum of subjects.
We’ll soak in the warm colors of
the sun as we draw a radiating
sun face and we’ll be careful not
to get tangled up in our patterned
spider web we draw in October!
Learn about Native American culture through a detailed tepee
we’ll draw in November, and celebrate the coming of the winter
months with a nutcracker that takes his job seriously.
Ages: 4-6 years
Code Dates
DayTime
251601-19/7-9/28 W 5:00-5:45p
251601-210/5-10/26 W 5:00-5:45p
251601-311/2-11/30 W 5:00-5:45p
No class 11/23
R/NR
$58/73
$58/73
$58/73
YR Kings & Queens
Drawing Workshop
Chess Scholars
Develop your child’s intellect through the royal game of chess!
Chess has been proven to enhance children’s motivation,
concentration, focus, social skills, and creativity.
Learn how to win at chess! No previous knowledge of chess is
necessary. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching
period and guided practice time. Both new and returning participants are welcome and will get to the next level under the
guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars coach. Children
will have an opportunity to test for a Chess Belt under a unique
Chess Scholars system patterned after martial arts belts.
There will also be a chess competition with prizes!
Ages: 6-12 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
250201-1 9/15-10/20Th 6:00-7:00p $102/128
250201-2 11/3-12/15Th 6:00-7:00p $102/128
No class 11/24
Join Young Rembrandts as we travel
back in time to the Middle Ages for
our Castle Workshop. Princesses,
knights, castles, and even dragons
highlight the spectacular drawings our students will produce. Not
only will our students learn how to
illustrate period-specific characters and scenes, but they will also
strengthen their drawing and coloring
skills. From knights in shining armor
to elegantly-dressed maidens, our
students will learn how to compose
a well-drawn figure. Get ready for four days of exciting, medieval
imagery! Enroll now!
Ages: 5-10 years
Code Dates
151612-1 8/6-8/27
DayTime
R/NR
Sa 10:00-11:30a$86/108
DRAWING / CHESS SCHOLARS
YR Cartoon Drawing
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Active Adults
Ballroom Dance
DANCE / ART / SELF-DEFENSE
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“We’re fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance.”
- Japanese Proverb
If you can walk, you can dance! Do you have any upcoming
special events such as a wedding, a cruise, or just want to have
some fun and exercise? Join us for the beginning ballroom
dancing class! We will focus on the basics of several dances
including Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba, and Swing. This 9-week class
will be customized to meet the needs of the students. Wear
leather bottom shoes, if possible. No sneakers please.
Partners are required for this class. Please call Matt at 847996-6804 if you are a single male or female that would like to
be paired up. Fee is per person.
Ages: 18+ years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
270101-1 9/16-11/11F 7:00-8:30p $72/90
Lakeview Fitness Center Aerobics Studio
John and Diane Zitkus
Oil & Pastel Painting
Easy instruction and guidance for beginners to advanced
students. Bring a favorite photo in any subject to the first
class as reference material. For students who are interested in
landscapes, we will examine the techniques used by Gainsborough and by Constable in their rendering of trees. A list of
suggested supplies is available at the front desk. No materials
are provided. Oil and/or pastel paints preferred.
Ages: 16+ years
Code
Dates
DayTime
Fee
270201-1 9/7-10/26W 10:30a-1:30p $160
270201-2 11/2-12/21W 10:30a-1:30p $160
No class 11/23
Lynn Nemrava
Intermediate Ballroom Dance
“Anyone who says sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the
rain.” - Author Unknown
Have you taken a beginning ballroom dance class and now you
want to learn more? The class will be customized to meet the
needs of the students. We will review the basics and add a few
more steps to the dances the class chooses. Wear leather
bottom shoes, if possible. No sneakers please.
Partners are required for this class. Please call Matt at 847996-6804 if you are a single male or female that would like to
be paired up. Fee is per person.
Ages: 18 + years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
270102-19/16-11/11 F 8:30-9:30p $54/68
John and Diane Zitkus
Brave Way Self-Defense Class For parent/child, youth, teens and adults.
Give us two hours and we’ll teach you and your family how to defend yourselves. The techniques we teach will stop an attacker immediately. They are easy to learn and use, don’t require constant practice or years of training to master. You’ll work with a partner
to learn the techniques which include defenses against armed and unarmed attackers; single/multiple attackers; standing, sitting,
and ground techniques; and rape defense/prevention. Participants will also be given a take home Personal Safety Guide to help
make you safer in all areas of your lives. This class could save your life. The class is targeted at teens and adults, but 8-11 year
olds can also sign up and take the class with an adult. All girls at or near dating age should take this class.
Ages: 12+ years.
Code
Date
Day
251401-19/5 M
251401-2 10/10M
251401-311/7 M
(847) 996-6800
Time 7:00-9:00p
7:00-9:00p
7:00-9:00p
R/NR
$30/38
$30/38
$30/38
The Brave Way, LLC
LAKEVIEW FITNESS CENTER
Lakeview Fitness Center Membership Fees
700 Lakeview Parkway, Vernon Hills
847.996.6330
Membership Type
Operating Hours
Monday-Friday.......5:30 am - 10 pm
Saturday...................6:30 am - 8 pm
Sunday......................8 am - 8 pm
Member Benefits
Group Exercise Classes
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Adult & Youth Equipment
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Orientation
Annual Contract
Payment in Full
Res / NR
Annual Contract
Monthly EFT Res / NR
30 Day
Pass
Res / NR
Adult (19-61 years)
Add’l Individual
Add’l Youth (4-13 years)
$451 / $517
$231 / $297
$55 / $99
$41 / $47
$21 / $27
$5 / $ 9
$51 / $57
$31 / $37
$5 / $9
Senior (62+ years)
Senior Couple
$341 / $407
$451 / $517
$31 / $37
$41 / $47
$37 / $41
$47 / $51
Student (14-25 years)
$341 / $407
$31 / $37
$37 / $41
Personal Training Consultation
Corporate Rate Contact Marissa Moravec, Membership Services, at 847-996-3492.
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Indoor Lap Pool & Spa
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5 Guest Passes for Annual
Individual Active Military Rate
10% discount off resident annual membership, monthly membership, or 30-day pass.
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Membership
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Member Appreciation Events
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Open Gym - Sullivan Center Gym
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Parent/Tot Gym - Sullivan Center
FitRewards Program
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Earn Membership
Rewards!
LakeviewFitRewards.com
For more information, ask a staff
member to get started today!
We are closed 8/16-8/22 for our facility deep
cleaning. The pool/spa area is closed 8/229/2. Members may use the Parkview
Fitness Center, 1401 N. Midlothian,
Mundelein, during this time. Thank you.
Daily Fee
Adult (19-61 yrs)
Senior (62+ yrs)
Teen (12-18 yrs)
Youth (4-11 yrs)
Children under 4 yrs
LAKEVIEW
R/NR
$9/11
$7/9
$7/9
$5/7
FREE
Weekly Fee (7 days)
Adult (19-61 yrs)
Senior (62+ yrs)
Student (12-25 yrs)
$41/47
$31/37
$31/37
20 Punch Pass Adult
$145/185
Senior
$105/145
Teen
$105/145
(Expires 1 year from purchase date)
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SULLIVAN
Daily FeeR/NR
Adult (19-61 yrs)$5/7
Senior (62+ yrs)$3/5
Teen (12-18 yrs)$4/6
Youth (4-11 yrs)$4/6
20 Punch Pass
Adult$79/119
Senior$39/79
Teen
$59/99
10 Punch Pass
Adult$45/65
Senior$25/45
Teen/Youth
$35/55
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FACILITY FEATURES
Strength & Weight-Training
Equipment
•Life Fitness Selectorized Weight
Machines
•Tag, Hammer Strength, Umax and
Cybex Strength
•Precor, Star Trac & Cybex Treadmills
•Precor & Octane Ellipticals
•Cybex Exercise Bikes
•Life Cycle Spin Bikes
•Concept 2 Row Machines
•Precor AMTs
•Stairmaster Stepmills
•Nu-Step Recumbent Cross Trainer
Aquatic Center
•Four 25-yard lap lanes
•Zero-depth entry pool
•Child play structure & water slide
•Pool Birthday Parties
Adult Spa Area (18 years and older)
•Whirlpool and therapy pool
•Dry-heat sauna and steam room
SULLIVAN CENTER
FACILITY FEATURES
The amenities listed below are
available at the Sullivan Community
Center for Fitness Members:
Gymnasium
•Check the website for the current
Open Gym schedule.
Site for Group Fitness Classes
Group Exercise Schedule
Parent/Tot Gym - See page 47.
Refer a Friend
for children 6 months - 10 years
Refer someone to the Lakeview
Fitness Center & be rewarded!
Earn up to 1000 FitRewards points!
One referral gets you free stuff!
Learn more at
LakeviewFitRewards.com or
inquire at the Front Desk for details.
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Annual Memberships or 30-day
passes. Referrals must be entered
through lakeviewfitrewards.com
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Locker Rooms /
Family Changing Room
Kids’ Corner
Babysitting Services
Drop-in: $5 per child, up to 2 hrs. max
Punch card: 10 visits for $30
(expires 1 year from date of purchase)
Monthly Unlimited:
$25 per family (up to 3 children),
Each add’l child is $5 per month.
Kids’ Corner hours:
Mon.- Thurs. 8 am-1 pm
4:30 pm-7:30 pm
Friday
8 am-1 pm
Sat./Sun.
8:30 am-12:30 pm
Questions
Multipurpose Group Exercise
Studio
schedule
On Site Personal Training
Drop-in Babysitting Service
(6 months-10 years)
Bring your own towel
& lock for day use.
(847) 996-6800
Questions about
fitness memberships?
Contact Marissa Moravec
Membership Services
at 847.996.3492 or
[email protected]
Questions about
fitness classes?
Contact Lacy Velasquez
Fitness Supervisor
at 847.996.3485 or
[email protected]
Questions about the
Lakeview Fitness Center?
Contact Mark Purcell
Facility Supervisor
at 847.996.3484 or
[email protected]
Adult Fitness Orientations
• Additional passes to the adult must show proof of residing at the same address.
Youth under 11 years old must be accompanied by an adult, or be in babysitting.
• Must be at least 12 years of age to participate in group exercise classes and use cardio or free weight equipment.
• Youth, 12-13 years, must be accompanied by an adult. The youth orientation course must be taken prior to sale of a membership.
• Teens ages 14-15 years must have a teen orientation prior to using the facility.
• Senior couple pass is defined as two adults residing at the same address – one of them age 62 or older.
• Students ages 18-25 years must be enrolled in college on a full-time basis and provide proof of enrollment each semester.
• All patrons under 18 years old must have a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian prior to using the facility.
Refunds, Cancellation & Holds
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Refunds are not available for 30-day, weekly or daily passes.
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Refunds are not available for memberships paid in full.
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Cancellations for annual contracts
with monthly EFT are only available for the following conditions: military deployment, medical condition, permanent
relocation (more than 20 miles away). Documentation may be required.
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After initial year, thirty day cancellation notice is required for all annual contracts with EFT billing.
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Membership holds are available for a minimum of 30 days and a maximum of
90
days, one time annually. A $15 processing fee applies. Memberships put on .hold during the initial 12 months will have the membership extended by the same number of months that the membership was put on hold. No memberships may be cancelled while on hold. Thirty days notice must be given.
Details
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EFT - Electronic Funds Transfer for membership fees are paid via automatic debit from credit or debit cards. Drafts occur on the first of the month.
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Continuous EFT draft will occur after initial year, until cancellation request is made.
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30-day passes, daily fees, punch cards, and annual memberships are to be paid in full by cash, check, or charge.
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Lakeview and Sullivan Center punch passes expire one year from date of
purchase. Punch passes are building specific and are only valid at each respec
tive facility. Punch passes cannot be shared between people.
Learn how to use each piece of fitness
equipment safely and properly. An
overview on how to adjust settings and
each piece of equipment’s function is
also covered. Fitness orientations are
complimentary and are available upon
request at the front desk. Orientations
will not cover the creation of a work out
program. See our personal training
section for more information on how
our staff can help you develop a new
exercise routine.
Youth Fitness Orientations
In order to ensure a safe and productive exercise environment for all our
guests, we require 12 & 13 year olds
to complete a youth orientation course
for a nominal fee. Guests 14 & 15 years
old are required to attend an orientation session before using the fitness
equipment for the first time. Orientations are scheduled in advance through
the Front Desk and are free of charge.
Adult & Youth Orientations are
30 minutes and only available
for fitness members.
Contact Lacy Velasquez, Fitness
Supervisor, for more information.
Age Requirements
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PERSONAL TRAINING
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Fitness
Personal Training Rates
Member/Non-Member
1 Session 5 Sessions
10 Sessions
30 minutes $27/32 $125/150$240/290
60 minutes $49/59 $235/285$465/560
Other 6 &12 month options available, inquire within
Personal Training Consultation
Complimentary consultation with a trainer is available upon
request at the front desk. Consultations last 30 minutes and
include a meeting with a trainer of your choice and an overview of a plan to help you achieve your goals. Maximize your
membership with a few personal training sessions!
Personal Training Sessions
Enlist the help of a Personal Trainer to get started with exercising for the first time, creation of a new routine, or improve
efficiency in your current workout. Our nationally certified
Personal Trainers will help you set and exceed your fitness
goals. Choose a personal training package that fits your
budget and training goals!
All prices are per person. Non-members must pay the daily
drop in fee if they choose to come in and workout without
their trainer.
This orientation course is a prerequisite for 12 or 13 year olds
wishing to purchase a fitness membership. Youth will work with
a personal trainer and learn how to properly use machines, gym
etiquette, importance of proper nutrition to fuel workouts, and
much more. Orientation is scheduled by appointment only, and
youth must be accompanied by responsible adult.
Code Dates
Days Time
Fee
232401-1 5/1-12/31M-Su 6:00a-10:00p$25
Group Personal Training for Active Adults 50+ years
Workouts are done as a group but can be customized to meet
each individual’s goals and needs. Measure your progress as
you work out twice a week. Designed workouts focus on
balance, strength, and cardio for today’s active adult.
Code Dates
230101-1 9/7-9/28
230101-2 10/3-10/31
230101-3 11/2-11/30
230101-4 12/5-12/28
Days Time
M/W1:00-2:00p
M/W1:00-2:00p
M/W1:00-2:00p
M/W1:00-2:00p
R/NR
$59/75
$79/95
$79/95
$69/85
Lakeview Fitness Center Cardio Room
Small Group Instruction
By limiting the group size, participants get more focused attention from the instructor. This program is taught in a class format
by a group fitness instructor in the cardio and weight rooms.
Personal training is available for individuals 11 years and up.
Youth Orientation Course for 12-13 year olds
Ages: 18+ years
Code Dates
232201-19/6-9/27
232201-210/4-10/25
232201-311/1-11/29
Day
Tu
Tu
Tu
Time
R/NR
12:00-1:00p $59/69
12:00-1:00p $59/69
12:00-1:00p $69/79
Lakeview Fitness Center Cardio Room
Group Fitness Clinics
Join our Certified Personal Trainers and group fitness instructors
for a series of clinicsthat focus on a variety of topics. You must
register in-person to attend a clinic. Dress for exercise!
Group Fitness Classes
Lakeview Fitness Center & Sullivan Community Center
Visit both facilities to add variety to your workout!
The group fitness class schedule is available at each facility
and posted on the website. Participants must be 12 years of
age (with an adult) to participate in group exercise classes.
Group Exercise is included with a Fitness Membership.
Current class descriptions are online
under Group Exercise Schedule.
(847) 996-6800
Ages: 18+ years
Code Date
Day
Time
R or Mem/NR
Topic: Body Pump, Back to the Basics
231202-210/15 Sa 1:00-2:00p $5/10
Topic: What is the Value of Interval Training?
231202-311/12 Sa 1:00-2:00p $5/10
Topic: Mastering Box Jumps
231202-412/10 Sa
1:00-2:00p $5/10
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The Suspension Trainer is a performance training tool that leverages gravity and the use of one’s own body weight to perform
exercises that develop strength, balance, flexibility and core
stability that delivers an effective scalable whole body workout.
The user’s position and angle can determine the challenge.
This program is taught in a small group setting so the trainer
can focus on functionality of form. Refer to the Group Exercise
Schedule for class updates.
FITNESS CLASSES
TRX This is a drop-in program.
Ages: 18+ years
Day
Tu
Time 6:35-7:30p 10 Punch Pass: $50/65
Lakeview Fitness Center Lobby, Beth Flores
Train to Race
Whether you’re training for your first 5k or you want to take your
running to a whole new level, this class is for you! Speed work,
cardio drills and endurance training will help you achieve all
your goals. Even if you have little or no experience, you can be
successful with goal setting and proper technique. You will be
amazed at the progress you make during this 7 week program.
Ages: 18+ years
Code 230301-1
230301-2
R/NR
Daily drop-in: $7/9
Date
Day
9/15-10/27Th
9/17-10/29Sa
Time
5:45-6:45p
8:45-9:45a
R/NR
$39/45
$39/45
Boot Camp
This class is designed to push you further than you would push
yourself. Our coaches will guide you through a series of different challenges. Boot Camp mixes body weight exercises and
plyometrics with high intensity interval training and strength
training. This type of training promotes fat loss and encourages
camaraderie. Class is typically held outdoors.
Ages: 18+ years
Code Dates
Day
231101-1 9/3-9/24 Sa
231101-2 10/1-10/29 Sa
Lakeview Fitness Center Lobby, Ian Gatesman
Time
R/NR
9:00-9:55a$35/45
9:00-9:55a$45/55
Lakeview Fitness Center Lobby
Training at Big Bear Lake
Parent/Tot Gym Free for Lakeview Fitness Members!
Let your kids burn off energy this spring in the Sullivan
Community Center gym. You and your child will enjoy a variety of toys including balls, big wheels, scooters, hula hoops,
push toys, and small basketball hoops. This is a drop-in
program. Parent participation and supervision is required.
This six week outdoor program at Century Park is a total body
sculpting workout! Utilizing your own body weight and the equipment along the Fitness Trail, we will do strength and cardio drills
designed to tone the muscles while increasing our heart rate.
This 45 minute class is appropriate for all fitness levels!
Ages: 18+ years
Code Dates
Day
230302-1 9/7-10/12 W
Century Park North Pavilion
Ages: 1-4 years old with parent
Dates
10/4-4/27
Days
M/Th
Time
8:30-10:30a
Daily R/NR: $3/4, 10 punch pass R/NR: $25/35
Time
R/NR
9:00-9:45a$50/60
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Fitness
Belly Dance
Belly Dance is one of the oldest and most evolved forms of
dance in the world. Stretch and tone your body while you learn
this ancient and beautiful feminine art. Movements of Belly
Dance will sculpt and firm your body, while increasing your
stamina and grace, all without stress and fatigue. Belly Dance
also promotes weight loss by burning calories, building muscle,
and stimulating your digestive system.
Ages: 18+ years
Code Dates
Day Time
R/NR
230901-1 9/1-10/6Th 6:30-7:30p $59/69
230901-2
10/13-11/17Th
6:30-7:30p
$59/69
230901-3 12/1-12/29Th 6:30-7:30p $59/69
Masala Bhangra Workout
Sullivan Center, Community Room & Stage,
Zafirah
Masala Bhangra allows you to channel your masculine side with
Bhangra, and your feminine grace with Bollywood. Move to the
beat of the dhol and unleash your inner being to a higher level.
Ages: 18+ years
Code 232301-1
232301-2
232301-3
Dates
Day
9/1-10/6 Th
10/13-11/17Th
12/1-12/29 Th
Time
R/NR
5:40-6:30p$59/69
5:40-6:30p $59/69
5:40-6:30p$59/69
Zafirah
Fit Mamas
As Mamas, we put our body’s through a number of different
stresses. We have new fitness challenges after having children.
Therefore, our bodies needs and our workout needs are different
than that of men and different than a woman who hasn’t had a
baby. This class will focus on core and funtional strength as well
as flexibility needed for caring for young children.
Ages: 18+ years
Code 230603-1
230603-2
Dates
Day
9/14-10/12W
10/19-11/16W
Time
8:00-8:45p
8:00-8:45p
Lakeview Fitness Center Fitness Studio
(847) 996-6800
R/NR
$59/69
$59/69
Barre
Barre is all about the physical as well as the aesthetic benefits
of lengthening muscles, while strengthening them.
Barre combines Pilates, Yoga and Ballet moves to give you
beautiful, sculpted, lean muscles without the impact.
Ages: 14+ years
Code
Dates
Day Time
R/NR
231601-19/9-10/7 F 11:15-12:15p $39/49
231601-2 10/14-11/11F 11:15-12:15p $39/49
Lakeview Fitness Center, Aerobics Studio
Jenay Gordon
Fitness
FITNESS CLASSES
Wellness Challenge
This 8-week challenge will provide nutrition coaching, group
support, and encouragement to exercise. Nutrition is about
80% of a healthy body, as you cannot out train a bad diet, but
what does the other 20% include? Whether you’re trying to lose
weight or lean out, set yourself up for success with this educational wellness challenge.
Each week will take you on a different journey. A minimum of
90% attendance is required to be eligible for prizes which will
be given out after the final week’s results. Prizes are based on
participation, challenges, and results. If it doesn’t challenge
you it doesn’t change you. Are you ready?
Ages: 18+ years
Code Dates
Day Time
R/NR
232101-1 9/12-10/31M 6:30-7:30p $95/105
232101-211/14-1/2 M 6:30-7:30p $95/105
Hatha Yoga
This class is open to all levels from beginners to advanced
students and will focus on right alignment of the yoga postures.
You will get an introduction to diet, gestures, philosophy, breath
control, subtle energy and meditation. You will benefit from
improving your posture, balance, flexibility, strength, stamina,
and releasing stress and tension. Wear loose comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Do not eat for 2 hours before class.
Ages: 18+ years
Code
Dates
Day Time
R/NR
230503-19/6-10/25 Tu 7:00-8:30p $120/150
230503-211/1-12/20 Tu 7:00-8:30p $120/150
Laschen Community Center, Hawthorn Mellody Room
Komal Bhonagiri, Registered Hatha Yoga Teacher
Tai Chi
Fit Kids
Fit can look a lot of different ways, what’s more important is your
health, and instilling healthy habits from a young age. In this
10-week program, we will teach kids about healthy living and
evoke habits that will stick with them for life. Goals will be set
and progress tracked. Whether it’s to improve your mile time
or learning how to make exercise fun, this program will build
confidence and promote a healthy lifestyle.
Ages: 8-13 years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
230701-19/1-11/3 Th 4:15-5:15p $65/75
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Tai Chi is a system for self-development designed to help reduce
stress. It improves mental concentration, balance, flexibility and
coordination. Tai Chi focuses on proper breathing techniques
and provides training in proper body mechanics and alignment
to foster a relaxed body and peaceful state of mind.
Ages: 18+ years
Code Dates
Day Time
R/NR
230401-19/16-10/21F 6:30-7:30p $75/85
Lakeview Fitness Center, Aerobics Studio
Ken Ning
Ian Gatesman
SWIM LESSONS
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Swim Lessons
Swim Lessons
The goal of the Park District’s swim program is to create a life-long interest in aquatics activities, promote a healthy lifestyle and
improve a child’s safety in the water. Lessons follow the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim guidelines. Taught by instructors who
are certified lifeguards, our lessons feature progressive swimming instruction and practice of water safety skills.
Selecting the Right Class for Your Child
1. Review the general descriptions. Choose the first class
that lists a skill that your child has not yet mastered.
2. Children’s skills will be assessed on the first day of class
to ensure that they are placed in the proper level. Adjustments will be made if necessary. Swimming requires motor
coordination and practice to become proficient.
3. It is not uncommon to spend more than one session in
a particular level. This is especially true with levels 2, 3
and 4. Therefore, do not expect your child to automatically
advance to the next level at the end of a session.
4. If you are unsure about your child’s abilities or have
questions about the different courses or swim class
policies, contact Robert Wood, Aquatic Supervisor at
(847) 996-3488.
Parent / Tot Swim Lessons Ages: 6 months-4 years
You and your child will be exposed to water adjustment activities
and experience supported movements in a fun and enjoyable
manner. This program is designed to let children have fun in the
water through games and activities while developing swimming
readiness. Only one child per adult will be allowed. If more than
one child is enrolled, a second adult must be present.
Parent/Tot and Preschool lessons
are listed on page 38.
Preschool Lessons
Swim Levels 1-5: 4+ Years
Our Learn to Swim program consists of 5 levels of progression
in swimming techniques and water safety. Each level
introduces a challenging variety of activities for the student.
If your child has never had lessons, begin in Level 1.
Level 1 - Introduction to Water Skills
Submerge face l Water entry and exit l Supported float on front
and back l Turning over supported l Change direction walking
Level off with support l Combined stroke on front and back with
support l Alternating & simultaneous arms/legs on front/back
w/support
Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Jump into chest deep water l Submerge head for 5 seconds
Retrieve object in shallow water l Kick on side w/support for 5
feet l Front and back floats and glides unsupported l 5 bobs
Change direction while swimming l Turning over w/o support
Explore treading in chest deep water l Combined stroke on front
& back for 15 feet l Perform finning & sculling arm action
Level 3 - Stroke Development
Retrieve object in chest deep water l 5 bobs in chest deep
water Jump into deep water l Rotary breathing l Front and
back glides with kick l Float on front and back for 30 seconds
l Change from vertical to horizontal position in deep water l
Tread water for 30 seconds l Front crawl for 15 yards l Butterfly
for 15 feet Back crawl for 15 yards
Level 4 - Stroke Improvement
Children will develop comfort in and around water, without a
parent in the water, in preparation for learning how to swim. A
variety of games, songs, and activities are used to teach water
safety skills. This program is NOT designed to teach children to
be accomplished swimmers or to survive in water alone.
Float front & back for 1 min. l Open turn on front and back
Swim underwater for 3 body lengths l Tread water for 1 minute
Front crawl for 25 yards l Breaststroke for 15 yards l Butterfly
for 15 yards l Back crawl for 25 yards l Elementary backstroke
for 15 yards l Swim on side with scissor kick for 15 yards
Preschool Swim Level 1 Ages: 3-5 years
Level 5 - Stroke Refinement
Enter and exit water using ramp, steps, or side l Blow bubbles l
Front and back float l Recover from glides and floats l Kicking
on front and back l Basic arm motions
Preschool Swim Level 2 Ages: 3-5 years
Bobbing l Front and back glides l Back float for 5 seconds
Roll from front to back l Roll from back to front l Combined arm
and leg actions l Finning arms on back
(847) 996-6800
Float front and back for 2 minutes l Tread water for 5 minutes
Flip turn on front and back l Swim underwater for 15 yards
Front crawl for 50 yards l Butterfly for 25 yards l Breaststroke
for 25 yards l Back crawl for 50 yards l Elementary backstroke
for 25 yards l Sidestroke for 25 yards l Survival swimming for
2 minutes
FAll SWIM SESSION I
FAll SWIM SESSION II
Saturday...........9/10-10/22
Monday............9/12-10/24
Tuesday............9/13-10/25
Wednesday.......9/14-10/26
Saturday...........10/29-12/17
Monday............10/31-12/19
Tuesday............11/1-12/20
Wednesday.......11/2-12/21 No class 11/21-26
Registration: Res 8/9, NR 8/16
Registration: Res 10/13, NR 10/20
ALL CLASS FEES:
R/NR: $74/93
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
FALL I
DayTime
280101-1M4:00-4:40p
280101-2 M
4:45-5:25p
280101-3 Tu4:00-4:40p
280101-4 Tu4:45-5:25p
280101-5W4:00-4:40p
280101-6W4:45-5:25p
280101-7 Sa9:00-9:40a
280101-8 Sa10:30-11:10a
280101-9 Sa11:15-11:55a
FALL I
DayTime
280102-1M4:00-4:40p
280102-2Tu4:00-4:40p
280102-3Tu4:45-5:25p
280102-4W4:00-4:40p
280102-5W4:45-5:25p
280102-6 Sa9:00-9:40a
280102-7 Sa9:45-10:25a
280102-8 Sa10:30-11:10a
280102-9 Sa11:15-11:55a
FALL I
DayTime
280103-1M4:00-4:40p
280103-2M4:45-5:25p
280103-3Tu4:00-4:40p
280103-4Tu4:45-5:25p
280103-5W4:00-4:40p
280103-6W4:45-5:25p
280103-7 Sa9:00-9:40a
280103-8 Sa9:45-10:25a
280103-9 Sa10:30-11:10a
FALL II
DayTime
280101-AM4:00-4:40p
280101-B M
4:45-5:25p
280101-C Tu4:00-4:40p
280101-DTu4:45-5:25p
280101-EW4:00-4:40p
280101-F W4:45-5:25p
280101-G Sa9:00-9:40a
280101-H Sa10:30-11:10a
280101-I Sa11:15-11:55a
FALL II
DayTime
280102-AM4:00-4:40p
280102-BTu4:00-4:40p
280102-CTu4:45-5:25p
280102-DW4:00-4:40p
280102-EW4:45-5:25p
280102-F Sa9:00-9:40a
280102-G Sa9:45-10:25a
280102-H Sa10:30-11:10a
280102-I Sa11:15-11:55a
FALL II
DayTime
280103-AM4:00-4:40p
280103-BM4:45-5:25p
280103-CTu4:00-4:40p
280103-DTu4:45-5:25p
280103-EW4:00-4:40p
280103-FW4:45-5:25p
280103-G Sa9:00-9:40a
280103-H Sa9:45-10:25a
280103-I Sa10:30-11:10a
Level 4
Level 5
FALL I
DayTime
280104-1M4:00-4:40p
280104-2Tu4:45-5:25p
280104-3W4:00-4:40p
280104-4 Sa9:45-10:25a
280104-5 Sa11:15-11:55a
FALL I
DayTime
280105-1M4:45-5:25p
280105-2Tu4:00-4:40p
280105-3W4:45-5:25p
280105-4 Sa9:45-10:25a
280105-5 Sa10:30-11:10a
FALL II
DayTime
280104-AM4:00-4:40p
280104-BTu4:45-5:25p
280104-CW4:00-4:40p
280104-D Sa9:45-10:25a
280104-E Sa11:15-11:55a
FALL II
DayTime
280105-AM4:45-5:25p
280105-BTu4:00-4:40p
280105-CW4:45-5:25p
280105-D Sa9:45-10:25a
280105-E Sa10:30-11:10a
Questions
Questions about Swim Lessons or the
Turtles Swim Team? Contact Robert
Wood, Aquatic Supervisor at
[email protected] or
847.996.3488.
Refund Policy
The District is not responsible for changes to your schedule. Transfers to another class may be permitted with administrative approval,
if space is available. If you miss a scheduled or a make-up class, you will not receive a refund and cannot make the class up.
SWIM LESSONS
Swim Lessons
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SWIM LESSONS
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Swim Lessons
FAll I Regist: Res 8/9, NR 8/16
Saturday...........9/10-10/22
Monday............9/12-10/24
Tuesday............9/13-10/25
Wednesday.......9/14-10/26
FAll II Regist: Res 10/13, NR 10/20
No class 11/21-26
Saturday...........10/29-12/17
Monday............10/31-12/19
Tuesday............11/1-12/20
Wednesday.......11/2-12/21
All Classes R/NR: $74/93
Parent/Tot
FALL I
DayTime
280801-1M5:30-6:00p
280801-2W5:30-6:00p
280801-3 Sa8:30-9:00a
280801-4 Sa9:30-10:00a
280801-5 Sa10:30-11:00a
FALL II
DayTime
280801-AM5:30-6:00p
280801-BW5:30-6:00p
280801-C Sa8:30-9:00a
280801-D Sa9:30-10:00a
280801-E Sa10:30-11:00a
Preschool Level 1
FALL I
DayTime
280901-1Tu5:30-6:00p
280901-2W5:30-6:00p
280901-3 Sa9:00-9:30a
280901-4 Sa11:00-11:30a
FALL II DayTime
280901-ATu5:30-6:00p
280901-BW5:30-6:00p
280901-C Sa9:00-9:30a
280901-D Sa11:00-11:30a
Preschool Level 2
FALL I
DayTime
280902-1M5:30-6:00p
280902-2Tu5:30-6:00p
280902-3 Sa10:00-10:30a
FALL II DayTime
280902-AM5:30-6:00p
280902-BTu5:30-6:00p
280902-C Sa10:00-10:30a
(847) 996-6800
Private Lessons - 30 Minutes
Private lessons can be scheduled any day swim lessons are offered. Registrations
must include payment in full for the total number of lessons you would like your child to
receive. Schedule when you register or we will call you if scheduling is not available at
time of registration.
Ages: 4+ years
Code
Dates
# lessons
280301-19/10-10/26 7
280301-2 9/10-10/26
1
280301-A10/29-12/218
280301-B 10/29-12/21 1
No class 11/21-26
R/NR
$195/245
$30/38 per lesson
$223/278
$30/38 per lesson
Semi-Private Lessons - 45 Minutes
Semi-private swim lessons are offered for two to three participants, at the same skill
level, for a lower instructor to student ratio. To register, complete the swim lesson
registration form. All participants who are in semi-private swim lessons must be
registered in advance and paid for at the same time. Schedule the lessons when you
register or we will call you if scheduling is not available at time of registration.
Ages: 4+ years
Code
Dates
# lessons
280302-19/10-10/26 7
280302-2 9/10-10/26
1
280302-A10/29-12/218
280302-B 10/29-12/21 1
No class 11/21-26
R/NR
$126/158
$20/25 per lesson
$144/180
$20/25 per lesson
Adult Swim Lessons - Learning The Basics
It’s never too late to learn how to swim. Whether you just want to improve your skills
or want to overcome a fear of the water, this class can help you meet and exceed your
goals.
Front crawl 15 yds. l Breaststroke 15 yds. l Elementary backstroke 15 yds. l Scissor
kick 15 yds. l Tread for 1 minute l Back float 1 minute
Ages: 18+ years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
280201-19/12-10/24 M 4:45-5:25p $74/93
280201-A10/31-12/19 M 4:45-5:25p $74/93
No class 11/21-26
Adult Swim Lessons - Improving Your Skills
Front crawl 50 yds. l Breaststroke 50 yds. l Elementary back stroke 50 yds. l Back
crawl 25 yds. l Tread for 5 minutes with two different kicks l Sidestroke 25 yds.
Ages: 14+ years
Code
Dates
DayTime
R/NR
280202-19/14-10/26 W 4:45-5:25p $74/93
280202-A11/2-12/21 W 4:45-5:25p $74/93
No class 11/21-26
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Swim Team
Our competitive swim team exists to benefit all children who show an interest in training and competing.
Program objectives are to help young athletes develop their full potential while clarifying their personal values.
The Bronze levels are developmental and follow the swim lesson schedule. The Silver, Gold and Green levels
are for competitve swimmers and follow a seasonal schedule. Swimmers on the Bronze, Silver, and Gold
Teams who wish to swim in USA Swim Meets must register with USA swimming for an additional $66. This
registration fee is charged once per year and will cover the calendar year of 2017. For more information,
contact Robert Wood, Aquatic Supervisor at [email protected]
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Turtles Bronze I Ages: 5-11 years
This team is designed for beginner swimmers who are still developing legal competitive strokes. The primary focus is on proper
techniques and building
freestyle and backstroke endurance. Practices include drill progressions, lane etiquette, and learning
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3 Ft x 8 ft
Code Dates DayTime
R/NR
280501-1
9/16-10/28 F
5:30-6:30p
$135/168
280501-A 11/4-12/23F
5:30-6:30p $135/168
No practice 11/25
Turtles Bronze II Ages: 5-13 years
This team is designed for swimmers with previous lesson or beginner swim team experience. The primary focus is on refining all four
competitive strokes and learning new skills such as diving and flip turns. Practices build on Bronze I by adding introductory dry-land
exercises, short swim sets, and use of the pace clock. Swimmers must be able to swim four lengths each of freestyle/backstroke, one
length of breaststroke/butterfly, and have an understanding of flip turns.
Code
280502-1
280502-A
Dates
9/13-10/27
11/1-12/22
DayTime
T/Th
5:30-6:30p T/Th
5:30-6:30p R/NR
$160/192 $160/192 No practice 11/22, 11/24
Turtles Silver Ages: 7-13 years
Silver is for swimmers who have had previous lessons or swim team experience, and are looking for competition. The primary focus is
on refining the four competitive strokes and building endurance. Practices build on bronze levels to include dry-land exercises, drill
progressions, high-intensity endurance training, and sprinting. Swimmers must swim eight lengths of freestyle/backstroke with legal
flip turns, two lengths of breaststroke/ butterfly, and understand proper diving techniques.
Code
280503-1
Dates
9/12-3/3
Days
M/W
Time DayTime
5:30-6:30p AND F
6:30-7:30p Fee
$610
No practice 11/21, 11/23, 11/25
Turtles Gold Ages: 11-15 years
Gold is designed for advanced swimmers looking for a near-elite level of competition. The primary focus is on stroke refinement and
endurance. Building on silver practices to include breath control, and sprinting/distance event training. Swimmers must swim a 200
yard freestyle in 3:00, a legal 200 individual medley, and understand proper diving techniques.
Code
280504-1
Dates
9/12-3/3
Days
M-Th
Time
Fee
6:30-7:30p $710 No practice 11/21-24
Turtles Green Ages: 11-15 years
Green is designed for elite-level swimmers passionate about the sport. In addition to gold level practices, team members will learn
proper nutrition, time management, and goal setting for short and long-term results. Swimmers must be committed to competitions
and improving skills, able to swim up to 1,000 yards of freestyle continuously, and make ten 100s freestyle in 1:40 each.
Code
Dates
DaysTime
Fee
280505-1 9/12-3/3 M-F 6:30-9:00p$850
No practice 11/21-25
Payment Schedule for Silver, Gold & Green Levels
A $100 deposit is due at the time of registration. The balance will be charged in 5 equal installments of the 1st of each month,
October through February. Credit/debit card authorization is required for the installment charges.
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FENCING / VOLLEYBALL / FOOTBALL
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Athletics
NEW
Great Lakes
Fencing Academy
Kids Co-Ed Volleyball
The Great Lakes Fencing Academy is a fencing club
serving youth and young adult fencers. The Great
Lakes Fencing Academy is also the official home of the
championship Libertyville and Vernon Hills High School
fencing team (Thunder Cats), during the off-season
Classes held at The Libertyville Club, 847-362-5553
Beginner Fencing Program
Students will learn basic footwork, simple attacks, simple parries, and ripostes. Training equipment will be provided.
Ages: 10-15 years
Code
Dates
Day Time
220710-18/19-9/30F 6:30-8:30p
220710-210/7-12/2 F 6:30-8:30p
No class 11/25
Fee
$154
$176
Intermediate Fencing Program
Students must have completed and passed the Beginner Fencing Program or have had over one year of fencing instruction.
This program will instruct students in advanced fencing techniques using electric bouting and directing.
Ages: 10+ years
Code
Dates
Day Time
Fee
220711-18/20-9/10Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
220711-29/17-10/8 Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
220711-3 10/15-11/5Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
220711-4 11/12-12/10Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
No class 11/26
Ready, set, spike! This energizing co-ed class, presented by
On-The-Go Sports, teaches participants the fundamentals of
volleyball in a fun team setting. Instruction will focus on passing, setting, spiking, serving and blocking, while stressing the
importance of discipline and teamwork as it equates to success
on the court. Participants will be grouped according to playing
skill. All instructors have played volleyball at the collegiate or
semi-professional level, virtually guaranteeing positive results.
Everyone walks away a winner and receives a surprise giveaway!
Grades:3-8
Fee: $150
Code
GradesDates
Day Time
220902-13-5 9/19-10/31M6:30-7:30p
220902-26-8 9/19-10/31M7:30-8:30p
No class 10/3
220902-3 3-5 11/14-12/19M 6:30-7:30p
220902-4 6-8 11/14-12/19M 7:30-8:30p
Hawthorn Middle School North Gym
Non-Contact Football
Learn football from athletes who have played at the collegiate or
professional level, maximizing quality instruction! This highenergy non-contact football clinic, presented by On-the-Go
Sports, teaches the fundamentals of football, including passing,
receiving, blocking, routes and more! Participants will receive
top notch instruction. The clinic will also include a scrimmage.
This program is headed by Chris Martin, former Chicago Bear,
Northwestern Rose Bowl participant and 1996 All-American.
Grades: 1-6
Fee: $150
Code
GradeDates
DayTime
220901-11-2 10/4-11/8 Tu 6:30-7:30p
220901-23-6 10/4-11/8 Tu 7:30-8:30p
Hawthorn Middle School North Gym
Grades: 9-12
Code
Dates
Day Time
Fee
220712-18/20-9/10 Sa 1:00-3:00p $100
220712-29/17-10/8 Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
220712-3 10/15-11/5Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
220712-4 11/12-12/10Sa 11:00a-1:00p $100
No class 11/26
(847) 996-6800
Girls Lacrosse
Vernon Hills Soccer Club www.vhsc.org
The Vernon Hills Soccer Club offers youth soccer leagues for
boys and girls, ages 4-18, at both recreational and competitive
(travel) levels. The club offers Vernon Hills area youngsters best
in class teaching and coaching that develops players to realized potential and fosters a lifelong love of the game. For more
information, email [email protected].
The Illinois Girls Lacrosse Association is adopting the US Lacrosse “PLAYERS FIRST” ATHLETE
DEVELOPMENT MODEL: THE RIGHT LACROSSE
AT THE RIGHT TIME. Providing every athlete the
opportunity to enter, enjoy and excel by learning
and playing lacrosse in a way that’s best for each
stage of growth and development. This creates a
model of participation that provides opportunity for all, for life.
Rationale for Small-Sided Competition: Smaller players, smaller
fields. That’s the name of the game if we want to keep kids
engaged, developing their skills and getting more touches on
the ball. We’ll see better skill development, more enjoyment and
increased retention rates by letting the kids play the right way.
Vernon Hills Stingers Softball www.vhstingers.com
U7 Fundamentals Clinics
The Vernon Hills Stingers is a community based travel softball
organization for girls, ages 9-18. They teach the fundamentals
of softball and strive to win with pride, lose with style, and to
always give their all.
Vernon Hills Lady Cougars Feeder Basketball
www.vhhsfeeder.com
The mission of the Lady Cougars is to provide an opportunity for
girls that will attend Vernon Hills High School to participate in
an organized competitive basketball program for grades 5-8.
They develop each player to engage in a competitive level of
basketball. They believe in giving girls a firm foundation in the
many individual and team skills required to be a strong basketball player. For information, email [email protected].
Vernon Hills Sports Club www.vhsportsclub.com
The VH Sport Club offers a variety of sports programming for
the youth of our community. They offer tackle & flag football,
lacrosse, poms and boy’s VHHS feeder basketball as well as
various sports camps in conjunction with VHHS coaches. For
more information, email [email protected].
Vernon Hills Community Baseball & Softball
www.vhcbs.org
The VHCBS offers community baseball and softball programs
starting with a T- Ball program for ages 4-5 and goes up to ages
14 for boys baseball and age 15 for girls softball. We also offer
a travel baseball starting at age 8 through age 14. Our Community Baseball and Softball programs run from April through
early July. Our travel baseball programs starts winter workouts
in January and season play concludes in July. Program details
and registration will be available on the Vernon Hills Community
Baseball & Softball website starting on Monday January 4th
2016. Walk-in registrations will be held during the month of February and will also be communicated on the website starting on
Monday January 4, 2016. Additionally, please look for program
details in the Park District 2016 Spring / Summer brochure that
will available in mid-February.
Includes 30-minute practice and 30-minute scrimmage game.
Sticks available and soft balls provided. No goggles or mouth
guard required.
Grades: K-1
Code
Dates
Day Time
220602-1 9/14-10/19W 5:30-6:30p
Fee
$130
Girls Lacrosse League
The goals of this program are to understand the rules of
lacrosse, active teamwork, sportsmanship and foster personal
development in a respectful environment led by positive
coaching. All players will receive equal playing time.
Registration: (1) Register and pay the fee at the Park District and
2) Complete Player Information Form and purchase pinny at
www.iglax.org.
Equipment: U9: A stick and soft ball required. Goggles and
mouth guard optional. U11-U15: A stick, hard ball, goggles and
mouth guard required. IGLA pinny required for all levels. Can be
purchased at www.iglax.com
Fee: $180
Dates: 9/11-10/23
Code
League
220602-2 U9
220602-3 U11
220602-4 U13
220602-5 U15
GradesDay Time
2-3 Su/W5:30-6:30p
4-5 Su/W5:30-6:30p
6-7 Su/W5:30-6:45p
7-9 Su/W5:30-6:45p
League Practice schedule:
First practice: Sunday, September 11
Wednesday practices: 9/14–10/19.
Sunday game schedule for U9-U15: 9/18–10/23
U9: 12 pm-2 pm
U11: 12 pm-3 pm
U13: 1 pm-4 pm
U15: 2 pm-5 pm
GIRLS LACROSSE / SPORTS AFFILIATES
Vernon Hills Youth Sports Affiliates
The Vernon Hills Park District has several community sports
affiliates that serve as partners to offer a comprehensive youth
sports program in our community. Please note: The youth sports
affiliates are independent agencies that are neither an agent for
nor under the direction of the Vernon Hills Park District.
Athletics
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ICE SKATING / HOCKEY
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Glacier Skating
Academy
670 N. Lakeview Pkwy.,
Vernon Hills
847-362-1222
FALL I No class 10/8-10/10
Monday............. 9/12-10/24
Tuesday............. 9/6-10/25
Wednesday........ 9/7-10/26
Thursday............ 9/8-10/27
Friday................ 9/9-10/28
Saturday............ 9/10-10/29
FALL II
Monday............10/31-12/12
Tuesday............11/1-12/13
Wednesday.......11/2-12/14
Thursday...........11/3-12/15
Friday...............11/4-12/16
Saturday...........11/5-12/17
Thriving 3’s & Fabulous 4’s (3-4 yrs)
Tot Skating (3-6 years)
Basic 1 (6+ years)
FALL I
FALL I
FALL I
These classes are for one parent & one
child and geared toward the skater that is
more cautious stepping onto the ice. The
parent will be on the ice learning at the
same time as the child.
Day Time
Fee
220107-1M 10:00-10:30a $98
220107-2Tu 10:00-10:30a $112
220107-3W 1:10-1:40p $112
220107-4Th 1:10-1:40p $112
220107-5Sa 11:20a-11:50a$98
FALL II
220107-AM 10:00-10:30a $84
220107-BTu 10:00-10:30a $84
220107-CW 1:10-1:40p
$84
220107-DTh 1:10-1:40p
$84
220107-ESa 11:20a-11:50a$70
Little Dogs Hockey (3-6 years)
Learn to skate instruction for the future
hockey player. A caged hockey helmet,
hockey skates, hockey stick and gloves
required. Students must attend the tot
program until coaches recommend Little
Dogs Hockey.
FALL I
Day Time
Fee
220103-1Tu 4:30-5:00p $112
220103-2Tu 10:00-10:30a $112
220103-3W 1:10-1:40p $112
220103-5F 5:00-5:30p $98
220103-6Sa 10:40-11:10a $98
220103-7Sa 11:20a-11:50a$98
These classes teach the very basic of
skating skills by using fun and excitement
along with instructional techniques. All
skaters must wear gloves/mittens and a
protective helmet. Skates included in fee.
DayTime
Fee
220101-1M 10:00-10:30a $98
220101-2Tu 10:00-10:30a $112
220101-3Tu 4:30-5:00p $112
220101-4W 1:10-1:40p $112
220101-5Th 1:10-1:40p $112
220101-6F 5:10-5:40p $112
220101-7Sa10:40-11:10a $98
220101-8Sa11:20a-11:50p$98
FALL II
220101-AM 10:00-10:30a $84
220101-BTu 10:00-10:30a $84
220101-CTu 4:30-5:00p $84
220101-DW 1:10-1:40p $84
220101-EW 5:10-5:40p $84
220101-FTh1:10-1:40p $84
220101-GF 5:10-5:40p $70
220101-HSa10:40-11:10a $70
220101-I Sa11:20a-11:50p$70
Rookies Hockey (7+ years)
Must complete Basic 1 before enrolling
in this class. Must have hockey skates,
helmet, gloves and a stick.
FALL I
Day Time
Fee
220105-1Tu 4:20-5:00p $128
220105-2 Sa 10:40-11:20a$112
Basic skating skills will teach the skater
the fundamentals of skating. The skater
will learn skills such as forward stroking,
forward swizzles, snowplow stops, backward skating, backward gliding and more.
DayTime
Fee
220102-1W 5:10-5:50p $128
220102-2W 5:50-6:30p $128
220102-3F 5:00-5:40p $128
220102-4Sa9:20-10:00a $112
220102-5 Sa 11:20a-12:00p$112
FALL II
220102-AW 5:10-5:50p $96
220102-BW 5:50-6:30p $96
220102-CF 5:00-5:40p $80
220102-DSa9:20-10:00a $80
220102-E Sa 11:20a-12:00p$80
Adult (16+ years)
Basic fundamental skating skills will be
taught in a relaxed, skate at your own
pace atmosphere. Coaches will rotate
instruction based on your skill level.
FALL I
Day Time
Fee
220104-1 Tu 10:00-10:30a$112
220104-2Sa9:20-10:00a $112
FALL II
220104-A Tu 10:00-10:30a$84
220104-BSa9:20-10:00a $80
FALL II
FALL II
220103-ATu 10:00-10:30a $84
220103-BTu 4:30-5:00p $84
220103-DTh 1:10-1:40p $84
220103-EF 5:00-5:30p $70
220103-FSa 10:40-11:10a $70
220103-GSa 11:20a-11:50a$70
(847) 996-6800
220105-ATu 4:20-5:00p $96
220105-B Sa 10:40-11:20a$80
R/NR: $175/220
No class: 9/5,11/24, 11/25,
12/24-1/2
FALL I Mon.......8/22-10/24 Tues.......8/23-10/25 Wed.......8/24-10/26 Thurs.....8/25-10/27 Fri..........8/26-10/28 Sat........8/27-10/29 FALL II
10/31-1/9
11/1-1/10
11/2-1/11
11/3-1/12
11/4-1/13
11/5-1/14
Parent & Tot (18 mo. -3 yrs w/parent)
Classes improve gross motor skills, as
well as group participation. Lessons begin with an obstacle course with age appropriate challenges and stretches in a
fun way! This is followed by trampoline,
“Just For Kids” bars, balance beam, and
pit play. Parent participation is required.
FALL I
Day Time
220301-1 M9:00-9:50a
220301-2 M10:00-10:50a
220301-3 Tu9:00-9:50a
220301-6 Th11:00-11:50a
220301-7F10:00-10:50a
220301-8F11:00-11:50a
220301-9 Sa8:15-9:05a
220301-10Sa11:15a-12:05p
FALL II
220301-A M9:00-9:50a
220301-B M10:00-10:50a
220301-C Tu9:00-9:50a
220301-F Th11:00-11:50a
220301-GF10:00-10:50a
220301-HF11:00-11:50a
220301-I Sa8:15-9:05a
220301-J Sa11:15a-12:05p
Kinder Gym (4.5-6 years)
This is a co-ed class for students who are
too advanced for our preschool program,
but not quite ready for our beginner
program. This class will focus on basic
gymnastics, in a fun way. This is a great
energy release for Kindergarten students.
FALL I
Day
Time
220303-1M 10:00-10:55a
220303-2M 1:00-1:55p
220303-4F 10:00-10:55a
220303-5 Sa8:15-9:10a
FALL II
220303-AM 10:00-10:55a
220303-BM 1:00-1:55p
220303-DF 10:00-10:55a
220303-E Sa8:15-9:10a
Preschool (3-4 years)
An introduction to beginning gymnasticd
skills. Jumps, stretches, balance beam,
“Just for Kids” bars, donkey kicks, rolls,
and swings. Preschoolers will improve
their strength and coordination. Our
structured classes are jam packed with
fun activities suited for this age group.
FALL I
Day Time
220302-1M 9:00-9:50a
220302-2M 3:30-4:20p
220302-3Tu9:00-9:50a
220302-4Tu1:00-1:50p
220302-7Th11:00-11:50a
220302-8F 11:00-11:50a
220302-9F 1:00-1:50p
220302-10Sa 8:15-9:05a
220302-11Sa 11:15a-12:05p
FALL II
220302-AM 9:00-9:50a
220302-BM 3:30-4:20p
220302-CTu9:00-9:50a
220302-DTu 1:00-1:50p
220302-GTh11:00-11:50a
220302-HF 11:00-11:50a
220302-IF 1:00-1:50p
220302-J Sa8:15-9:05a
220302-K Sa11:15a-12:05p
Tumbling (7-12 years)
This class is strictly designed to help girls
(all levels) improve on their tumbling
skills. Coaches will guide each girl toward her goal using our floor, trampoline,
tumble trak, wedge mats and barrels.
Code
Dates
Day Time
220306-18/23-10/25Tu 6:00-6:55p
220306-A11/1-1/10 Tu 6:00-6:55p
Holiday Break Fliptastic Camp
See page 51
Girls Level 1 (5 years & up) Gymnasts will learn basic skills on vault,
uneven bars, balance beam and floor.
Each week includes a floor rotation for
practice of cartwheels, handstands, and
rolls. Wear a leotard or biketard.
FALL I
Day
220304-1M
220304-2Tu
220304-3W
220304-4F
220304-5Sa
220304-6Sa
220304-7W
FALL II
220304-AM
220304-BTu
220304-CW
220304-DF
220304-ESa
220304-FSa
220304-GW
Time
3:30-4:25p
6:00-6:55p
3:30-4:25p
4:30-5:25p
8:15-9:10a
11:15a-12:10p
4:00-4:55p
3:30-4:25p
6:00-6:55p
3:30-4:25p
4:30-5:25p
8:15-9:10a
11:15a-12:10p
4:00-4:55p
Boys Level 1 (5 years & up)
Classes are designed to improve strength
and coordination through basic gymnastics. Lesson plans include instruction on
all six men’s events; Vault, High Bar, Parallel Bars, Rings, Pommel Horse, and Floor
Exercise. Boys should dress in t-shirts and
shorts or athletic pants.
Code
Dates
Day Time
220305-28/24-10/26W 4:00-4:55p
220305-B11/2-1/11 W 4:00-4:55p
Boys Tumble/Tramp (6+ years)
Learn cartwheels, roundoffs, handsprings,
and saltos using our floor, tumble trak,
trampoline, barrels and wedges.
Code
Dates
Day Time
220308-18/24-10/26W 5:00-5:55p
220308-A11/2-1/11 W 5:00-5:55p
Co-ed Tumbling (12+ years)
This class is designed for Jr. High and High
School girls who want to learn new skills or
refresh their old ones. This class is great
for poms, cheer, or just for the fun of learning jumps and tumbling.
Code
Dates
Day Time
220307-18/25-10/27Th 6:00-6:55p
220307-A11/3-1/12 Th 6:00-6:55p
GYMNASTICS
27825 Irma Lee Circle, Lake
Forest (847) 367-6555
Athletics
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YOUTH BASKETBALL
44
Athletics
BOYS & GIRLS
3rd & 4th
Grade Leagues
Our 3rd and 4th grade basketball
leagues are a great opportunity for young
players to develop fundamental basketball skills in a fun team environment.
Leagues will be divided by gender. If necessary, 3rd and 4th graders may be combined into one league. The emphasis
in these leagues will be sportsmanship,
skill development, participation and
fun. A smaller court, lower hoops and a
junior sized basketball will be used. We
will keep score. All players will receive a
team jersey and participation trophy.
Leagues will play 12 games on Saturday
morning/afternoon beginning in midDecember. Ocassionally, Friday evening
games may be scheduled, if necessary.
Skill Day - October 22
Girls
Gr 3/4 8 am
Boys
Gr 3
9 am
Boys
Gr 4
10 am
10/16.......Registration Deadline
11/21.......Players will be Contacted
11/28.......Practices Begin
No basketball 12/24-26, 12/31, 1/2, 1/7
Registration Information
Girls
GrCode
3/4............... 220501-1
Boys
GrCode
3................... 220501-2
4................... 220501-3
BOYS
5th & 6th
Grade Leagues
The 5th and 6th Grade Leagues provide
players an opportunity to continue their
skill development while introducing the
element of competition. At this level we
will begin to keep score, but no standings
are kept. The emphasis in these leagues
will continue to be sportsmanship, skill
development, participation and fun.
Both leagues will use a full-size court
and have two referees per game. The 5th
graders will use an intermediate size ball
while the 6th graders will move up to the
regulation ball. All players will receive a
These leagues will play 12 games on Friday evenings and/or Saturday morning/
afternoon beginning in mid-December.
Boys
Gr 5
11 am
Boys
Gr 6
12 pm
10/16.......Registration deadline
11/21.......Players will be contacted
11/28.......Practices begin
No basketball 12/24-26, 12/31, 1/2, 1/7
GrCode
5.................. 220502-1
6.................. 220502-2
Fees: R/NR: Thru 10/18, $133/166
R/NR: After 10/18, $183/216
BOYS
7th & 8th
Grade Leagues
The 7th and 8th Grade League provides
players an opportunity to continue developing their basketball skills and showcase what they have learned through the
years of basketball. At this stage, game
scores as well as league standings are
kept. This will lead to a single elimination tournament to end the season. The
emphasis in this league continues to
be sportsmanship, skill development,
participation and fun, but competition
is embraced teaching players how to
win and lose with grace. This league will
use a full-size court and an official size
basketball. Two referees will be assigned
to each game. All players will receive a
This league will play 10 games on Friday
evenings and/or Saturday morning/
afternoon beginning in mid-December
plus an end-of-season tournament.
Boys Gr 7/8
1 pm
10/16.......Registration deadline
11/21.......Players will be contacted
11/28.......Practices begin
No basketball 12/24-26, 12/31, 1/2, 1/7
GrCode
7/8............... 220503-1
Fees: R/NR: Thru 10/18, $133/166
R/NR: After 10/18, $183/216
Fees: R/NR: Thru 10/18, $133/166
R/NR: After 10/18, $183/216
Team Formation All teams are formed by a coach’s draft. Players are measured for height and evaluated at the Skill Evaluation
Day. This information is provided to coaches to select teams. Because of the draft process, no coach or teammate requests will be
considered. The only way to guarantee that two kids are placed on the same team is if their parents sign up to coach together.
Practice Teams practice 1-2 hours per week at various schools. Practice times can be as early as 6 pm and go as late as 9 pm
(8:30 pm for 3rd & 4th grade teams). Practice schedules are dictated by coaches; therefore, specific practice schedule requests cannot be honored. (If there is ONE specific day of the week that your child will not be available to practice, please note on registration).
(847) 996-6800
BOYS & GIRLS
1st & 2nd Grade
Winter Basketball Program
This program is a great opportunity for young players to
develop their skills in a fun team environment. The emphasis
of this league will be on skill development, participation and
FUN! A smaller court, lower hoops and junior sized basketball
will be used. All players will receive a team jersey, basketball
and a participation trophy.
I would like to coach with____________________________________________________________________
Vernon Hills Lady Cougars Feeder Basketball provides
an opportunity for girls that will attend Vernon Hills High
School to participate in an organized competitive basketball program for grades 5 through 8, against similarly
organized teams. An informational program overview
meeting will be held in September with tryouts for the
2016-2017 season taking place late Septmber and/or
early october. For more information, visit
www.VHHSFeeder.com
Gr 7/8
Boys trying out for VHCYAA Feeder Basketball
The Park District realizes that tryouts and team selection
for feeder basketball are after our registration deadline but
before practices/games begin. Players are encouraged to
register for the Park District league and attend Skill Evaluation day. If you make the feeder team, and decide not
to play both feeder and Park District, as long as a refund
is requested prior to our team selection, you will receive
a refund of the full league fee. Do not wait until after the
feeder team has been selected or you will be subject to the
late registration fee.
Gr 6
Sullivan Comunity Center Gym
Gr 5
R/NR
$104/130
Gr 4
Days
Sa
CategoriesBoys: Gr 3
Girls: Gr 3/4
Co-ed: Gr 1/2
Code Date
320505-11/7-3/25
Day Phone:____________________________________Evening Phone:_______________________________
Skill Day - January 7 at 3:30 pm
Volunteer Basketball Coaches Information Form
Volunteer coaches are needed to lead team practices.
All training is provided. Please contact Jay Bullman at
[email protected] if you are interested in coaching.
Email__________________________________________________________________________________
Volunteer Basketball Coaches
Information Form
Name__________________________________________________________________________________
Players will attend a skill evaluation clinic on January 7th.
After this introductory meeting, players will be divided into
teams and schedules will be distributed. The first team meeting on January 16 will be a 1-hour practice; the subsequent
eight sessions will consist of a 30-minute practice followed
by a game. All practices/games will be held on Saturday
afternoons.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Athletics
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YOUTH BASKETBALL
46
Athletics
Thank You to our
2015/16 Volunteer
Youth Basketball Coaches
Boy's & Girls
1st & 2nd Grade
Jim Boldischar
Paul Brettner
Todd Brockway
Randy Davis
John Freihammer
Kevin Gildemeister
Jason Glassman
Josh Herbst
Theresa Jagasia
Jason Jost
Gene Levitan
Bert Mohedieck
Mitch Ratnow
Steve Ryniec
Brian Sambor
Jeff Slavish
Voula Sparagis
Kenny Stoller
Michael Stukel
Patrick Todd
Mike Zbylut
Boy's 3rd Grade
Boy's 4th Grade
John Choi
Dave Collier
Dana Dove
Rocco Espina
Lou Gatta
David Hopkins
Tonya Hopkins
Joe Rangel
Mitch Ratnow
Scott Reckers
Girl's
3rd & 4th Grade
Tony Bedell
Jim Boldischar
Todd Brockway
Andy Davis
Howard Ellen
Tony Gray
David Hampton
Michael Herman
Steve Jepson
David Kalinowski
Kristen Kinsella
Lisa Kozin
Tushar Raval
Craig Schumacher
Nate Vasher
Boy's 5th Grade
Patrick Belzer
James Choi
Gabe Cleek
John Freihammer
Greg Gerken
Ruben Herrera
David Kim
Michael Lee
Vincent Magsino
Jason Mick
Tim Nockels
Jerry Papiernik
Jeff Slavish
Mark Song
Craig Takaoka
Andy Wang
Gabe Cleek
Paul Fricke
Carey Getlin
Jeff Gilfand
Alex Grunfeld
Jason Jost
Vincent Magsino
Steve Ryniec
Vince Tran
Mike Zbylut
Boy's 6th Grade
Rocco Espina
Tony Gray
David Kalinowski
Scott Kim
Pat Kocker
Jon Monteith
Bart Newman
Steve Sweeney
Ken Traskaski
Michael Whelan
Boy's
7th & 8th Grade
Patrick Belzer
Leo Camacho
Dennis Drexler
Scott Gates
Greg Gerken
David Hampton
Steven Ickow
Barry Isaacson
Bob Kalicki
Tim Nockels
Scot O’Flaherty
Jeff Pomerantz
Michael Rockelmann
Greg Sherwin
Alex Tagansky
Kristen Wissing
Michael Zamost
Parent’s Code of Ethics
I hereby pledge to provide positive support, care, and encouragement for my child participating in youth sports by following this Parent’s Code of Ethics:
•I will encourage sportsmanship by demonstrating positive support for all players, coaches and officials at every game, practice or other youth sports event.
•I will place the emotional and physical well being of my child ahead of my personal desire to win.
•I will insist that my child play in a safe and healthy environment.
•I will require that my child’s coach be trained in the responsibilities of being a youth sports coach and that the coach upholds the Coaches’ Code of Ethics.
•I will support coaches and officials working with my child, in order to encourage a positive and enjoyable experience for all.
•I will demand a sports environment for my child that is free from drugs, tobacco, and alcohol and will refrain from their use at all youth sports events.
•I will remember that the game is for youth – not adults.
•I will do my very best to make youth sports fun for my child.
•I will ask my child to treat other players, coaches, fans and officials with respect regardless of race, sex, creed or ability.
•I will read the NYSCA National Standards for Youth Sports and do what I can to help all youth sports
(847) 996-6800
Athletics
This is a unique Olympic sport for girls that combine dance
and tumbling elements into routines choreographed to
music. Rhythmic gymnastics enhances musical abilities
of harmony and rhythm, improves body coordination and
flexibility, it builds strength, agility and endurance. Participants use hand apparatuses such as ribbons, ropes, hoops
and balls, which are in motion and synchronized with their
body movements. Classes are coached by National coach
Milena Sladkov and her staff, safety certified instructors and
professional members of USA Gymnastics.
www.mngymnastics.com
Vernon Hills Soccer Club Spring League
The Park District is accepting registration on
behalf of the Vernon Hills Soccer Club.
The Vernon Hills Soccer Club has its basis and its
roots in the Vernon Hills Community. The VHSC
Recreational Program is both a vital service to the community,
providing a platform for any and all interested soccer players to
compete at a recreational level, and the fundamental building block of the club. The VHSC strives to provide a fair and
professionally run community program with focus on foot skills
and player development. As part of the VHSC plan for player
development, our professional coaching staff provides on-going
instruction and training to all recreational coaches.
Important - Volunteering to be a coach is the only way to ensure
that your child receives the most accommodating practice day
of the week and time. In addition, friend and coach requests
are not considered during roster compilation.
lSeparate boys and girls programs/divisions available for
age 4 (by 2/28/17) through 5th grade.
lRoster positions are filled on a first-come, first-served
basis until the roster maximums are reached.
lCoach will contact the parent/player by April 7th.
lFee: $110, $150 on or after 2/15/17.
Practice will begin the week of April 10th. A seven game
schedule will begin on April 22nd.
lSee website for additional information: www.vhsc.org
Grade
Pre-K
Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
BOYS
40101-PB
40101-KB
40101-1B
40101-2B
40101-3B
40101-4B
40101-5B
GIRLS
40101-PG
40101-KG
40101-1G
40101-2G
40101-3G
40101-4G
40101-5G
All classes are held at the Sullivan Community Center
Tiny Stars (3-5 years old)
Sixty minute classes incorporate creative dance with
ribbons, play with hula hoops and ball, basic body movements, floor tumbling, running, rope jumping, balancing
and stretching. These activities are used to enhance hand/
eye and body coordination. It gives the little ones a weekly
chance to learn about social skills including listening,
following directions, respecting others, sharing, taking turns,
and play within the rules of active games.
Code
220401-1
220401-A
Dates
DayTime
Fee
8/31-10/19W 4:15-5:15p $119
10/26-12/21W 4:15-5:15p $119
No class 11/23
The classes below are designed to work on skills while learning to incorporate these skills into routines accompanied
to music. When girls have mastered both the skills and
routines, they are offered the option of training program.
Stars (4-5 years)
Code
Dates
DayTime
Fee
220402-1 8/31-10/19W 5:20-6:20p $119
220402-A 10/26-12/21W 5:20-6:20p $119
No class 11/23
Rhythmic Gym I (6-7 years)
220403-1 8/31-10/19W 6:25-7:25p $119
220403-A 10/26-12/21W 6:25-7:25p $119
No class 11/23
Rhythmic Gym II (8-13 years)
220404-1 8/31-10/19W 7:30-8:30p $119
220404-A 10/26-12/21W 7:30-8:30p $119
No class 11/23
SOCCER / RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
Rhythmic Gymnastics
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TENNIS
48
Athletics
The Lincolnshire Club
96 Elm Road
847-913-2000
The Libertyville Club
1030 S. Fourth Ave.
847-362-5553
Fall I
No class 9/3, 9/4
Tuesday........ 8/23-10/18
Wednesday... 8/24-10/19
Thursday....... 8/25-10/20
Friday ........... 8/26-10/21
Saturday....... 8/20-10/15
Sunday......... 8/21-10/16
Fall II No class 11/25-27
Tuesday........10/25-12/20
Wednesday...10/26-12/21
Thursday.......10/27-12/22
Friday...........10/28-12/23
Saturday.......10/22-12/17
Sunday.........10/23-12/18
Quick Start Tots - Level 1 (3-5 years)
Students learn basic tennis skills, while improving social/group
interaction. Parents accompany their child on the court so both
parent and Pro help the student have fun and learn in a relaxed
atmosphere.
Pee Wee (5-7 years)
An introductory junior program. Basic hand-eye coordination,
stroke development for the forehand and backhand ground strokes
utilizing a Quick Start format.
Junior Development (8-13 years)
This is an excellent program for youth just starting to learn the
game. Emphasis is placed on form and control. Students will be
introduced to volleys, serves and groundstrokes.
High School Tennis
Designed for students who want to qualify for their school team or
improve their playing skills. Drills are used to imitate competitive
game situations and improve students’ strokes.
Adult Instant Tennis
Learn to play tennis in just a few short weeks. Even if you’ve never
held a racquet, we can get you started playing and enjoying a great
sport.
Adult Stroke Production
Emphasis is placed on reinforcing the tennis basics: forehand and
backhand ground strokes, volleys and serves. The program is also
excellent for those people who have played or taken lessons years
ago and need a “refresher”.
(847) 996-6800
Quick Start Tots Tennis - Level 1 (3-5 years)
Code
Day
Time
Loc
Fee
220701-1F 2:30-3:15p Liberty $182
220701-2 Sa 9:00-10:00aLiberty $216
220701-ASu 4:00-5:00p Lincoln$216
220701-3F 2:30-3:15p Liberty $162
220701-4 Sa 9:00-10:00aLiberty $216
220701-BSu 4:00-5:00p Lincoln$216
Pee Wee Tennis (5-7 years)
220703-1W 3:15-4:00p Liberty $182
220703-2
F
3:15-4:00p
Liberty $182
220703-ASu 4:00-5:00p Lincoln$216
220703-3
W
3:15-4:00p
Liberty $182
220703-4
F
3:15-4:00p
Liberty $162
220703-BSu 4:00-5:00p Lincoln$216
Junior Development Tennis (8-13 years) *Ages 11-13
220706-1F 6:00-7:00p Liberty $243
220706-2Sa 5:00-6:00p Liberty $216
220706-3Su 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220706-A*Su 4:00-5:00p Lincoln $216
220706-4F 6:00-7:00p Liberty $216
220706-5Sa 5:00-6:00p Liberty $216
220706-6Su 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220706-B*Su 4:00-5:00p Lincoln $216
High School Tennis
220707-1F 6:00-7:00p Liberty $243
220707-2Sa 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220707-ASu 5:00-6:00p Lincoln$216
220707-3F 6:00-7:00p Liberty $216
220707-4Sa 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220707-BSu 5:00-6:00p Lincoln$216
Adult Instant Tennis
220708-1Sa 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220708-2Su 5:00-6:00p Liberty $216
220708-ASu 5:00-6:00p Lincoln$216
220708-3Sa 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220708-4Su 5:00-6:00p Liberty $216
220708-BSu 5:00-6:00p Lincoln$216
Adult Stroke Production
220709-1 Tu 9:00-10:00aLiberty $243
220709-2
Th
11:00a-12:00p Liberty $243
220709-3Sa 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220709-4Su 5:00-6:00p Liberty $216
220709-ASu 5:00-6:30p Lincoln$324
220709-5 Tu 9:00-10:00aLiberty $243
220709-6 Th 11:00-12:00pLiberty $216
220709-7Sa 4:00-5:00p Liberty $216
220709-8Su 5:00-6:00p Liberty $216
220709-BSu 5:00-6:30p Lincoln$324
Children and adults universally enjoy learning the art of Karate. Classes are taught by Illinois Shotokan Karate
Club’s expert instructors under the direction of John DiPasquale, four-time National Champion, U.S. Karate
National Coach and President of the National Karate Federation of the U.S. Beginner students will not be
permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration for continuers
through advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but the full class fee is required.
Pre-Karate (4-7 years)
In our Pre- Karate classes, young
children develop flexibility, strength,
and coordination in fun, yet disciplined
activities. This program is specifically
designed for growing minds and bodies
to enhance memory and agility. Watch
your child’s confidence blossom and
their skills improve
Parent/Child Karate (7+ years)
Parent/Child classes are a great way to
spend quality time with your child, while
conditioning muscles, developing
coordination and improving cardiovascular fitness.
Youth Karate (7-14 years)
ISKC’s Youth karate classes will put children in touch with their bodies and offers
a good mix of strength training, with
cardiovascular and flexibility exercises.
Children increase their coordination,
agility and poise, as well as learn lasting
personal safety skills. They also benefit
from the mental stimulation of learning
the choreographed moves of the kata
and the discipline of conforming to the
class rules.
Adult Karate (15 years & up)
Our Adult classes release tension, develop total body fitness and build stamina
and overall productivity! In addition
to self-defense skills, karate increases
flexibility, cardiovascular endurance,
and muscle tone, while improving core
strength.
lUniforms and Belt-Testing are
options available through the ISKC
instructor.
lPlease note that Youth, Parent/Child & Adult classes may train together.
R/NR Fee: $146/183
Thursdays
Beginner/Continuer
Intermediate/Advanced*
* Instructor’s permission
9/1-12/15 (no class 11/24)
220201-14:00-4:45p
220202-14:45-5:30p
Youth (7-14 years)
9/1-12/15 (no class 11/24)
Beg/Cont (White-Orange)
220210-15:30-6:30p
Intermediate (Yellow-Green)220211-16:30-7:30p
Advanced (Purple belt & up)220212-17:30-8:30p
Adult (15+ years)
All levels
9/1-12/15 (no class 11/24)
220220-1
8:30-9:30p
Saturdays
Beginner (no experience)
Continuer (1 + sessions)
9/10-12/17
220203-1
220204-1
Time
11:35-12:20p
12:25-1:10p
Youth (7-14 years)
Beginner (White)
Continuer (Red - Orange)
Novice (Yellow - Blue)
Int (Green - Purple)
Advanced (Brown - Black)
9/10-12/17
220213-1
220214-1
220215-1
220216-1
220217-1
Time
9:30-10:25a
10:30-11:25a
1:15-2:15p
2:15-3:15p
3:15-4:15p
Adult (15+ years)
Beginner (White)
Continuer (Red - Orange)
Novice (Yellow - Blue)
Int (Green - Purple)
Advanced (Brown - Black)
9/10-12/17
220221-1
220222-1
220223-1
220224-1
220225-1
Time
9:30-10:25a
10:30-11:25a
1:15-2:15p
2:15-3:15p
3:15-4:15p
Parent/Child (7+ years)
Beg/Continuer* (White)
*R/NR fee is per person
9/10-12/17
220230-1
9:30-10:25a
KARATE
Athletics
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TRIPLE THREAT BASKETBALL
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Athletics
Junior Threat Train and Play
Junior Threat Train and Play is designed to help young players
develop individual skills, teach players how to play in a team
setting and learn the rules and fundamental strategies of the
game. Each class will be divided into two halves; the first half
players will work on skills and team concepts. The second half
players will be divided into teams and compete in controlled
games. During games coaches will continuously provide instruction and demonstrations to help players learn the rules, work
together and improve overall game knowledge.
Grades: K-1
Code
221003-1
221003-2
221003-3
221003-4
Dates
Days
8/30-9/15T/Th
9/20-10/6T/Th
10/11-10/27T/Th
11/1-11/17T/Th
Time
4:30-5:30p
4:30-5:30p
4:30-5:30p
4:30-5:30p
Fee
$125
$125
$125
$125
Junior Threat Skills Training
This clinic will break kids into age and skill appropriate groups
while working on ball handling, passing, shooting, lay-ups, and
defense. Each class coaches will focus on teaching fundamental
skills of the game while providing a fun and safe environment for
players. .
Grades: K-2
Code
Dates
Days
221004-1 8/29-9/14M/W
No class 9/5
221004-2 9/19-10/5M/W
No class 10/3
221004-3
10/10-10/26M/W
No class 10/12
221004-4 11/7-11/21M/W
Time
Fee
4:30-5:30p $90
Triple Threat Next Level Training
Triple Threat’s Next Level Training clinic will continue to build
fundamental skills in ball handling, shooting, passing, footwork
and attacking the basket. Each class players will perform drills
individually and in skill appropriate groups to continue to
elevate their game to the next level. Competitive game
situational drills will also be incorporated to improve overall
game performance and knowledge.
Grades: Boys and Girls Grades 3-5
Boys
Code
Dates
Days
Time
Fee
221010-1 8/30-9/15 T/Th6:00-7:00p $135
221010-2 9/20-10/6 T/Th6:00-7:00p $135
221010-3 10/11-10/27T/Th 6:00-7:00p $135
221010-4 11/1-11/17T/Th6:00-7:00p $135
Girls
221010-A 8/30-9/15 T/Th7:00-8:00p $135
221010-B 9/20-10/6 T/Th7:00-8:00p $135
221010-C 10/11-10/27T/Th 7:00-8:00p $135
221010-D 11/1-11/17T/Th7:00-8:00p $135
Aspen School Gym
4:30-5:30p $90
4:30-5:30p
$90
4:30-5:30p
$90
A great class will be cancelled if everyone waits until the last
minute to register. Within 5 days of a class beginning, a
decison is made whether that class will run or not.
All classes must have a minimum number of participants
registered at this time or it will be cancelled.
Don’t let a good class get cancelled!
Triple Threat Train & Play
Triple Threat Train and Play is designed to help players develop
individual skills, team concepts and overall game performance.
Each class will be divided into two halves; the first half players
will work on skills and team concepts. The second half players
will be divided into teams and compete in controlled games.
Players will be taught motion offense concepts, ball movement
and spacing, how to set screens and team defense. Coaches
will continuously provide instruction and demonstrations during game play to help improve overall game performance and
knowledge.
Grades: 3-5
Code
Dates
Days
221005-1 9/12-9/28M/W
221005-2 10/5-10/26M/W
No class 10/12
221005-3 11/2-11/21M/W
Time
Fee
8:00-9:00p $160
8:00-9:00p $160
8:00-9:00p
Aspen School Gym
(847) 996-6800
$160
Triple Threat Shooting Clinic
This clinic provides players the instruction to fine tune and
perfect shooting mechanics. Each class players will learn and
improve footwork, hand placement, release point, shooting off
the dribble and shooting off the pass. Coaches will also implement drills to simulate game situations by working on creating
space before the shot, reading screens and shooting off screens.
Grades: 5-8
Triple Threat Winter Break Camp
Continue working on your skills during the
holiday with Triple Threat’s winter break
camps. Each session our trainers will focus
on ball handling, shooting, passing and other
fundamental skills in a fun and enthusiastic
environment. Each session will include individual and group
skill work, competitions and controlled game-play.
Code
Dates
Day
Time
Fee
221008-1 8/30-10/4 Tu 8:00-9:00p$150
221008-2 10/11-11/15Tu 8:00-9:00p $150
Session I: 12/21-12/23
Session II: 12/28-12/30
Aspen School Gym
Grades: K-2
Triple Threat Ball Handling Clinic
Improve ball handling skills and moves during Triple Threat’s
advanced clinic. Trainers will use proven drills and methods
to help improve each athletes strong and weak hand dribble,
change of direction moves and attacking dribbles to the basket.
Grades: 5-8
Code
Dates
DayTime
Fee
221006-1 12/27
Tu 10:00-11:30a$25
221006-2 12/28
W 10:00-11:30a$25
221006-3 12/29
Th 10:00-11:30a$25
221006-4 12/27-12/29T-Th 10:00-11:30a $60
Code
Dates
Day
Time
Fee
221009-1 9/1-10/6 Th 8:00-9:00p$150
221009-2 10/13-11/17Th 8:00-9:00p $150
221006-A 1/3
221006-B 1/4
221006-C 1/5
221006-D 1/3-1/5
Aspen School Gym
Grades: 3-6
Triple Threat Impact Training
This program is designed for athletes looking to improve their
fundamentals and elevate their game to the next level. The
workouts will be geared toward improving individual’s offensive
skills as well as defensive techniques and positioning. Players
will improve shooting, ball handling and offensive skills.
Boys Grades: 6-8
Code
221002-1
221002-2
221002-3
221002-4
Dates
Days
Time
8/29-9/14 M/W6:00-7:00p
No class 9/5
9/19-10/5 M/W6:00-7:00p
No class 10/3
10/10-10/26M/W 7:00-8:00p
No class 10/12
11/7-11/21 M/W6:00-7:00p
Girls Grades: 6-8
221002-A 8/29-9/14 M/W7:00-8:00p
No class 9/5
221002-B 9/19-10/5 M/W7:00-8:00p
No class 10/3
221002-C 10/10-10/26M/W 7:00-8:00p
No class 10/12
221002-D 11/7-11/21 M/W7:00-8:00p
Tu 10:00-11:30a$25
W 10:00-11:30a$25
Th 10:00-11:30a$25
T-Th10:00-11:30a $60
Fee
$135
221007-112/27
Tu 11:30-1:00p $25
221007-212/28
W 11:30-1:00p $25
221007-312/29
Th 11:30-1:00p $25
221007-4 12/27-12/29T-Th 11:30-1:00p $60
221007-A1/3
221007-B1/4
221007-C1/5
221007-D 1/3-1/5
Tu 11:30-1:00p $25
W 11:30-1:00p $25
Th 11:30-1:00p $25
T-Th11:30-1:00p $60
$135
$135
Fliptastic Winter Break Camp
$135
Gymnastics, games, obstacle course, trampoline, tumble trak,
pit play, craft, snack and more!
$135
Ages: 5-12 years
Time: 12:30-4:30p
$135
$135
$135
Code
Date DayR/NR
220309-112/27 Tu $55/69
220309-212/28 W $55/69
220309-312/29 Th $55/69
220309-4 3 days T-Th $140/175
Flips Gymnastics Northshore
BASKETBALL / WINTER BREAK CAMPS
Athletics
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TABLE TENNIS/ BASKETBALL & SOFTBALL LEAGUES / VOLLEYBALL
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Athletics
Adult Basketball Leagues
Ages 18 & older
l
Four divisions are offered for varying skill levels.
l
Each division is limited to 8 teams playing a 10-game regular season.
l
Information packets are
available on-line or at the Sullivan Community Center. Contact Jay Bullman at jasonb@vhparkdistrict to be added to the mailing list.
League play begins in early January at local schools.
The season will end with the top four teams from each division
competing in a post-season tournament in late March.
Fall Adult Softball Leagues
The Park District offers multiple adult softball leagues.
lLeague play is from late August to late October.
lEach league is limited to nine teams playing an 8-game regular season, with the top 5 advancing to a post-season tournament.
lLeague champions will receive a cash award.
lTournament winners will be awarded t-shirts or a trophy.
lGames will be played at 6:15 pm, 7:15 pm, 8:15 pm and
9:15 pm at the Vernon Hills Athletic Complex.
lLeagues and days are to be determined.
lInformation packets will be available on-line and at the
Sullivan Community Center.
Fees:
League Team Fee: $650
Game Days: Tuesdays and/or Thursdays
Fee:
$720 team
Registration for Adult Basketball Leagues
will be accepted as follows:
November 2-8.................Teams with 60% Residents
November 9-15...............Returning Teams
November 16..................Open Registration
December 6....................Registration Deadline
Open Table Tennis Play
All ages, all skill levels welcome!
Tuesdays & Fridays, 6:00-9:00 pm
Drop-in fee: $5 Sullivan Community Center
Adult Co-Rec Volleyball
Learn table tennis from the pros! 2001 Illinois State Champion
Engelbert Solis is teaching an 8-week course on the fundamentals of this fast paced sport. Get hands-on training in a class
setting with coaches and a table tennis robot. Lessons include
the basic forehand/backhand stroke, pushing, blocking, smash,
serving and advanced techniques such as looping, footwork,
proper body mechanics and serve returns. After your lesson,
feel free to stay for open table tennis at no additional fee.
Join us for informal volleyball! Individuals will be randomly
grouped to form teams each week. A supervisor will be on site
to ensure equal playing time. A minimum of 11 participants
must be registered in the full 10-week session or the program
will be cancelled. If you can’t commit to the full session, we
accept a limited number of daily admissions to the program.
Daily “passes” will be sold on a first-come/first-serve basis
beginning at 6 pm on the day of the program at the Sullivan
Community Center. Daily participants will be required to sign a
waiver and pay the daily fee before arriving at the school gym for
volleyball. You must be on the class roster or have a daily receipt
to participate.
All ages welcome.
Ages: 18 years & older
Code
Dates
Day Time Fee
220801-19/23-11/18 F 6:00-7:00p$99
No class 10/28
Code
Dates
Day Time 220802-1 9/7-12/21W
7:00-9:00p
No class 10/12, 11/23
Hawthorn Middle School South
Table Tennis Lessons
(847) 996-6800
R/NR
$57/71
Daily: $7
Tree & Bench Donation Program
Honor a special person or commemorate a birthday
or anniversary by donating a tree or park bench
in one of our parks!
Tree Donation Trees are sold at cost, with prices ranging from
$225-$475, depending on the type of species selected. Tree
donations are accepted year-round, but are only planted in the
spring and fall.
Trees can be personalized with a bronze plaque, which is also
sold at cost. Bronze plaques begin at $70 depending on the
amount of characters requested.
The Tree & Bench Donation order form can be found on the
District’s website or at the Park District Community Centers.
Evergreens:
White Fir
Douglas Fir
Vanderwolf Pine
Limber Pine
Oak
Bur oak
Chinkapin oak
Shingle Oak
Red oak
Post oak
White Oak
Swamp White Oak
Birch
Royal Frost Birch
Japanese Whitespire Birch
Magnolia
Saucer Magnolia
Star Magnolia
Redbud
Eastern Redbud
Forest Pansy Redbud
Other
Katsura Tree
Ginkgo
Kentucky Coffeetree
Amur Corktree
Sycamore Tree
Common Hackberry
Tulip Tree
Horse Chestnut
Elm
Morton Elm - Accolade
Morton Glossy Elm - Triumph
Morton Stalwart Elm - Commendation
Horse Chestnut Tree
London
Morton Circle London Planetree – Exclamation
Morton Euclid London Planetree – Ovation
Bench Donation Program
For those who like to walk in the parks, a bench donation might
seem especially appropriate. The District has selected a park
bench that will compliment any of its parks. Benches may be
purchased at cost for $750 and personalized with a bronze
plaque for an additional cost.
The District is no longer accepting bench donations in Century
Park as it has reaced its bench capacity. All other District Parks
are available for bench donations.
For more information, visit our website or contact James Kim,
Superintendent of Parks, at 847-996-6836 or
[email protected].
TREE & BENCH DONATION PROGRAM
Tree & Bench Donation
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FACILITY RENTALS
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Facility Rentals
Sullivan Community Center, 635 N. Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills
NOTE: No alcohol is permitted at this facility.
Availability: Sun.-Thurs. until 10:00 pm, Fri. and Sat. until 1:00 am. Facilities Supervisor: Matt DeWItt 847-996-6804
Room
Fee Per Hour
Room Size
Seating Capacity
Sq. Feet
Size Dinner* Theater
Community Room: 4 hr. min.
Damage Deposit: $600
Stage and kitchen.
$580
2816
44 x 64 200 300
Each additional hour $130
Expanded Community Room: 4 hr. min.
Stage, kitchen, meeting rooms A&B Each additional hour Damage Deposit: $800
3828
44 x 87 260 400
Meeting Room A or B Meeting Room A or B, with kitchen Combined Rooms A and B Combined Rooms A and B, with kitchen $40 $80 $70 $100
506
506
1012
1012
22 x 23 22 x 23 44 x 23 44 x 23 30 30 60 60 50
50
100
100
$655 $155 *Dinner capacity based on table rounds with chairs. Damage Deposit for only meeting rooms: $200
Gymnasium $85 Available Sat/Sun evenings after 5:00pm Damage Deposit: $200
Important Information for Sullivan Community Center Rentals:
lAll parties of 100 or more must contract with a catering company to provide and serve food throughout the rental.
lParties of less than 100 may provide their own catering. The Park District reserves the right to require smaller parties to
comply with the food and beverage catering policy and the renter will be notified before the rental is confirmed.
lThe renter is responsible for catering and must provide proof of contract to the Park District 60 days prior to date of the event.
Laschen Community Center, 294 N. Evergreen Drive, Vernon Hills
Facilities Supervisor: Amy Darling 847-996-6806
Availability: Daily 8:30 am-9:00 pm
Room
Fee Per Hour
$30 $50 $50 $50 $60 $70 *Damage Deposit: $200
Grosse Pointe Conference Room Marimac Room Carriage Green Room Century Room Hawthorn Mellody Room Donald Hook Lions Den with kitchen Room Size
Seating Capacity
Sq. Feet
360
20 x 18
10 10-15
744 L-shape
50 80
832
32 x 26
50 80
868
31 x 28
N/A 140
1170
39 x 30
120 140
1209
39 x 31
70 130
Reservations To check availability, call 847-996-6800 or visit the Community Centers. Rental fee and damage deposit are required at
the time of the reservation. Reservations made less than four weeks before the requested date are accepted only at the discretion of
the Facilities Supervisor.
Century Park North Pavilion, 1401 Indianwood Drive, Vernon Hills
Room
*Damage Deposit: $200
Century Park North Pavilion Fee Per Hour
$65
Hartmann Pavilion, 292 Oakwood Drive, Vernon Hills
Room
*Damage Deposit: $200
Hartmann Pavilion (847) 996-6800
Fee Per Hour
$65
Facilities Supervisor: Matt DeWItt 847-996-6804
Room Size
Seating Capacity
Sq. Feet
672
24 x 28
50 NA
Facilities Supervisor: Matt DeWItt 847-996-6804
Room Size
Seating Capacity
Sq. Feet
798
38 x 21
50 NA
Laschen Community Center Meeting Rooms
Community Room Stage
Grosse Pointe Conference Room
Hawthorn Mellody Room
Community Room
Marimac Room
Century Room
Community Room Kitchen
Carriage Green Room
Donald Hook Lions Den
Sullivan Meeting Room
Donald Hook Lions Den Kitchen
Hartmann Pavilion
FACILITY RENTALS
Meeting Rooms
Facility Rentals
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Registration
REGISTRATION
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REGISTRATION
PROOF OF RESIDENCY Requirements
Hawthorn School District 73 residents that live outside of
Vernon Hills Park District boundaries are eligible for resident
rates. The only exceptions are daily admissions to the Family
Aquatic Center and facility rentals. In addition, District 73
residents must wait until the non-resident registration dates
to register for programs.
Vernon Hills and District 73 residents must provide the
following proof of residency on an annual basis:
lState Photo ID or Drivers License, and
lReal Estate Tax Bill or current utility bill (no older than
60 days), or proof of recent real estate contract closing.
Proof of residency can be uploaded from our website or
submitted in-person during regular business hours at the
Sullivan Community Center or at the Lakeview Fitness Center.
Questions about residency policy or online registration?
Call 847-996-6800 or email [email protected]
Class Cancellations
The Park District makes every effort to avoid canceling classes.
However, in order to operate efficiently, programs must have
a minimum number of registered participants 2-5 days before
class start date to avoid cancellation. If a program is cancelled,
participants are notified prior to the start of the program and a
full refund is issued.
Refunds
l A refund, minus a $5 service charge, is granted if the request is received at least 10 business days before the start of the
program. To avoid the service charge, you may apply the
refund toward another Park District program or accept a
credit for future use.
l Refund requests received less than 10 days before the start
of a program or after a program has begun will be granted
and pro-rated upon administrative approval. The $5 service
charge will apply.
l No refunds are issued once 50% of the program has been
completed.
l Season passes are not refundable.
l Refunds are mailed to participants approximately 2-3 weeks after administrative approval is received.
Refund Request forms are available at the Sullivan and
Lakeview Centers and on our website.
Within 5 days of a class beginning, a decison is made to run
the class or not. All classes must have a minimum number of
participants registered at this time or it will be cancelled.
Don’t let a good class get cancelled!
(847) 996-6800
Online at 12:00 am
In-person with normal facility business hours
AUGUST 9.........RESIDENT
AUGUST 16.......NON-RESIDENT
ONLINE.......... at www.vhparkdistrict.org OR
IN PERSON...at the Sullivan or Lakeview Centers OR
MAIL............... to Sullivan Community Center, 635 North
Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 OR
FAX................. your completed form to 847-996-6801
Payment for faxed registrations: VISA, Mastercard, Discover
or Debit Cards. The District is not responsible for incomplete
transmissions. Call 847-996-6800 to verify receipt.
Tips for Fast & Easy Registration!
l Be sure your proof of residency is up-to-date.
l
Registration forms will not be accepted prior to AUGUST 9
for Residents and AUGUST 16 for Non-Residents.
l
You may list up to two participants on each form.
Additonal forms are available on our website or community centers.
l
Make check payable to the Vernon Hills Park District or
complete the credit card information.
l
Waivers must be signed. The waivers are located on the
reverse side of the registration form with the signature on the
front of the form.
Parents must sign the waiver for those under 18 years old.
l
Mail, drop off or fax your form with the appropriate fees to the
Community Centers.
l
Returning patrons can take advantage of paperless
registration for most programs.
Online Registration
Register
Online registration is available to anyone with a Vernon Hills
Park District online account. If you do not have an online
account, one can be requested from our website by clicking
on the blue REGISTER tab on the home page, or an Online
Activation Form can be filled out at the Sullivan Community
Center or Lakeview Fitness Center. In addition to browsing and
registering for programs, online accounts allow users to re-print
receipts, pay balances and reload gift cards, just to mention a
few options.
To receive resident rates, proof of residency must be provided
on an annual basis, online or in-person.
Season:
□ Winter
□ Fall
Is this the first time you are registering for programs at the VHPD?
□ No □ Yes – if yes, complete back of form
Family Last Name ________________________________ Primary Phone
(______)_____________________
Work Phone (_______)_____________________________ Secondary Phone (______)_____________________
Address _______________________________________ Email________________________________________
City _____________________________________ Zip _____________
Emergency Contact
School District #73:
□ Yes
□ No
Relationship ________________________________
Emergency Phone #1 (______)____________________ Emergency Phone #2 (_____)______________________
I agree to the waiver on the back of this form. Signature_________________________ Date_______________
Participant _____________________ Age _____ Birthdate _________ Gender _____Grade (Fall ‘16) ________
Check if this participant needs any accommodations, in accordance with The American with Disabilities Act, to
effectively participate in any of these activities.
CODE
PROGRAM
FEE
R / W
OFFICE USE
Initials:
Date:
R / W
Initials:
Date:
R / W
Initials:
Date:
R / W
Initials:
Date:
Participant _____________________ Age _____ Birthdate ________ Gender _____Grade (Fall ‘16) ________
Check if this participant needs any accommodations, in accordance with The American with Disabilities Act, to
effectively participate in any of these activities.
CODE
Method of Payment:
PROGRAM
FEE
R / W
□ Cash □ Credit/Debit Card
OFFICE USE
Initials:
Date:
R / W
Initials:
Date:
R / W
Initials:
Date:
R / W
Initials:
Date:
□ Check #_______
H/H credit_______
Total Paid: $_________ All credit cards are charged & cash and checks are deposited as they are received
Make checks payable to: Vernon Hills Park District
I authorize the Vernon Hills Park District to automatically charge the credit/debit card listed below for program
□ Preschool □ Swim Team □ Dance
registrations offering a payment schedule - check applicable program(s):
Charge To: Visa MasterCard Discover Debit
Account Number_____ _ ______
______
______ Exp Date __________
Cardholder Name _____________________________
CVV ____________
Medical Conditions
Please note any allergies, special
medications, or additional conditions
which may affect participation.
Authorized Signature_________________________________ Amt $________
Name:
All program cancellations must be made in writing ten working days before the start of the program.
A $5 service charge will be assessed per registrant per program.
Comments: _______________
___________________
OFFICE USE: Contact information verified in RecTrac
_______________(initials)
____________
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REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION FORM
Registration
REGISTRATION
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Registration
REGISTRATION FORM
VERNON HILLS PARK DISTRICT PROGRAM
WAIVER, RELEASE, AND CONSENT TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED or VIDEO RECORDED
Please read this form carefully and be aware that, by registering for, and for participating in, Vernon Hills Park
District (“District”) programs, you are releasing all claims for injuries arising out of these programs that you or your
minor child or ward who is a named participant might sustain. In registering for these programs, you are agreeing
as follows:
As a participant (or the parent or guardian of a minor participant) in these programs, I recognize and acknowledge
that there are certain risks of physical injury, and I agree to assume the full risk or any damages or loss which I (or
my minor child or ward) may sustain as a result of participating, in any manner, in any and all activities connected
with or associated with such programs. I further recognize and acknowledge that all athletic activities involving
strenuous exertion or potential body contact are hazardous recreational activities and involve substantial risk of
injury.
I agree to release, waive and relinquish any and all claims I (or my minor child or ward) may have as a result of
participating in these programs against the District, any and all other participating or cooperating governmental
units, any and all independent contractors, officers, agents, servants and employees of the governmental bodies
and independent contractors, and any and all other persons and entities of whatever nature, that might be directly
or indirectly liable for any injuries that I (or my minor child or ward) might sustain as a result of participating in these
programs., the District provision of, or failure to provide, proper instructions or supervision, the use and adjustment
of any and all machinery, equipment, and apparatus, and anything related to my use (or the use by my minor child
or ward) of the services, facilities, or premises involved in these programs, and transportation to and from any
events.
I understand the nature of the programs for which I am registering, either individually or on behalf of my minor child
or ward, and have read and fully understand this Waiver and Release of All Claims. I further understand that any
advisements or warnings of the particular risks of these programs that I or my minor child or ward subsequently
receive will be incorporated by reference into and become a part of this Agreement.
I acknowledge that District staff may photograph/video participants in District programs, classes or events and that
the District may publish any of these photographs/videos in its catalogues, brochures, pamphlets, flyers, on its
website and via social media. I hereby consent to the District taking and publishing photographs/video of me or my
minor child or ward.
NEW HOUSEHOLDS MUST COMPLETE THE INFORMATION BELOW:
List all family members that live at this address listed on the front of form:
NAME
BIRTHDATE
CIRCLE ONE
GRADE
____________________________________________
_______________
Male Female
_____________
____________________________________________
_______________
Male Female
_____________
____________________________________________
_______________
Male Female
_____________
____________________________________________
_______________
Male Female
_____________
____________________________________________
_______________
Male Female
_____________
____________________________________________
_______________
Male Female
_____________
(847) 996-6800
Soccer Registration
RECREATIONAL SOCCER REGISTRATION
Family Last Name _______________________________________ Primary Phone (_______)_____________________
Work Phone (_____)_____________________________________ Secondary Phone (_______)__________________
Address ________________________________________ City ______________________ Zip ___________________
E-mail
Your confirmation will be emailed to you
Emergency Contact________________________________________ Relationship _____________________________
Emergency Phone #1 (_____)_________________ Emergency Phone #2 (_____)_____________________________
I agree to the waiver on the back of this form. Signature_________________________________ Date_______________
Neighborhood closest to your home: __________________________________________________________________
(Aspen Pointe, Bayhill, Beaver Creek, Cambridge Hts., Carriages of Grosse Pointe, Centennial Crossing, Century Park, Court of Shorewood, Cypress
Pointe, Deerpath, Georgetown Sq., Greggs Landing, Grosse Pointe, Hawthorn Club, Lake Park Manor, Lakewood Villas, Menconis Villas, Muirfield
Village, New Century Town, Olde Grove Farm, Pinehurst, Plymouth Farms, River Glen, Rivers Edge, Saddlebrook, Santuary Pointe, Shadow Creek,
Stone Fence Farms, Sugar Creek, The Willows, Village By the Lake, West Pointe, Westwood, Writers Estates, Other)
●Program is open to all boys and girls of appropriate age (must be 4 years of age by February 28, 2017)
●Roster positions are filled on a first come first served basis until the roster maximums are reached
●Fee: $110 (on or before February 14, 2017) / $150 (on or after February 15, 2017)
●See website for additional information: www.vhsc.org
BOYS
CODE
GIRLS
CODE
VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP
□ Head Coach
Pre-K Boys
40101-PB
Pre-K Girls
40101-PG
Kindergarten Boys
40101-KB
Kindergarten Girls
40101-KG
□ Asst. Coach
1st
Grade Boys
40101-1B
1st
Grade Girls
40101-1G
□ Field Marshall
2nd Grade Boys
40101-2B
2nd Grade Girls
40101-2G
□ Roster Creation
3rd Grade Boys
40101-3B
3rd Grade Girls
40101-3G
□ Marketing
40101-4B
4th
Grade Girls
40101-4G
□ Scheduling
40101-5B
th
5 Grade Girls
40101-5G
□ Registration
4th
Grade Boys
th
5 Grade Boys
Coach with ___________
Participant ____________________ Age ______ Birthdate ____________Gender____ Grade (Fall ‘16) __________
PROGRAM
CODE
FEE
OFFICE USE
R/W
Initials:
Date:
Participant ____________________ Age ______ Birthdate ____________ Gender_____ Grade (Fall ‘16) _________
PROGRAM
Method of Payment:
CODE
FEE
OFFICE USE
R/W
□ Cash □ Credit/Debit Card
Initials:
Date:
□ Check #_______ □ H/H credit _______
Total Paid: $_________ All credit cards are charged & cash and checks are deposited as they are received
Make checks payable to: Vernon Hills Park District
Medical Conditions
Charge To: Visa MasterCard Discover Debit
Account Number_____ _ ______
______
______ Exp Date __________
Cardholder Name ________________________________
CVV _________
Authorized Signature______________________________ Amt $__________
Registration forms can be mailed or hand delivered to:
Please note any allergies, special
medications, or additional conditions
which may affect participation.
Name:
____________
Comments: _______________
___________________
Sullivan Community Center, 635 Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061or Lakeview Fitness Center, 700 Lakeview Pkwy, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Online registration is available: www.vhparkdistrict.org
SOCCER REGISTRATION
SPRING 2017 REGISTRATION FORM
VERNON HILLS SOCCER CLUB
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REGISTRATION
60
Soccer Registration
SPRING 2017 REGISTRATION FORM
VERNON HILLS SOCCER CLUB
RECREATIONAL SOCCER REGISTRATION
VERNON HILLS SOCCER CLUB PROGRAM
WAIVER, RELEASE, AND CONSENT TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED/VIDEOED
Please read this form carefully and be aware that, by registering for, and for participating in, Vernon Hills Soccer Club
(“Club”) programs, you are releasing all claims for injuries arising out of these programs that you or your minor child or
ward who is a named participant might sustain. In registering for these programs, you are agreeing as follows:
As the parent or guardian of a minor participant in these programs, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain
risks of physical injury, and I agree to assume the full risk or any damages or loss which my minor child or ward may
sustain as a result of participating, in any manner, in any and all activities connected with or associated with such
programs. I further recognize and acknowledge that all athletic activities involving strenuous exertion or potential body
contact are hazardous recreational activities and involve substantial risk of injury.
I agree to release, waive and relinquish any and all claims my minor child or ward may have as a result of participating in
these programs against the Club, any and all participating or cooperating governmental units, any and all independent
contractors, officers, agents, servants and employees of the governmental bodies and independent contractors, and any
and all other persons and entities of whatever nature, that might be directly or indirectly liable for any injuries that my
minor child or ward might sustain as a result of participating in these programs, the Club provision of, or failure to provide,
proper instructions or supervision, the use and adjustment of any and all machinery, equipment, and apparatus, and
anything related to the use by my minor child or ward of the services, facilities, or premises involved in these programs,
and transportation to and from any events..
I understand the nature of the programs for which I am registering on behalf of my minor child or ward, and have read and
fully understand this Waiver and Release of All Claims. I further understand that any advisements or warnings of the
particular risks of these programs that my minor child or ward subsequently receive will be incorporated by reference into
and become a part of this Agreement.
I acknowledge that the Club staff may photograph/video participants in Club programs, classes or events and that the
Club may publish any of these photographs/video in its catalogues, brochures, pamphlets, flyers, on its website and via
social media. I hereby consent to the Club taking and publishing photographs/video of me or my minor child or ward.
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General Information
Speakers Bureau Local groups are encouraged to invite our staff
to your meetings to speak about Park District happenings. Contact
Cheryl Baron at (847) 996-6933.
Americans With Disabilities The Vernon Hills Park District will
comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits
discrimination in the provision of programs, services or activities to
individuals with disabilities. We invite any participant with a special
need to contact our staff or our SRA staff, upon registration, so that a
smooth inclusion can occur. If you have any questions regarding the
Park District’s ADA policy, or believe you have been unfairly discriminated against in the provision of programs, services or activities of the
Vernon Hills Park District, please contact Jeff Fougerousse, Executive
Director, at (847)996-6800. For the deaf or hearing-impaired, call the
Illinois Relay Center voice only operator at 800-526-0857.
Food Allergy Policy The Park District will attempt to accommodate
each program participant who has a food allergy in order to provide
the safest learning environment possible. A Food Allergy Action
Plan will be created by the District staff and parents and will identify
operational practices for parents, teachers and children to follow. For
a copy of the Food Allergy Policy, contact Tom Ritter, Superintendent of
Recreation, at (847) 996-6802.
No Smoking Policy In addition to the Smoke Free Illinois Act, the entire Park District which includes all facilities, buildings, parks, streets,
paths, open space and all waters, is designated as tobacco free.
Affiliations
CAP - Community Alliance Project, a coalition of business and community leaders that network and coordinate positive youth development
efforts in the Vernon Hills.
IGFOA – Illinois Government Finance Officers Association
IPRA - Illinois Park and Recreation Association
IAPD - Illinois Association of Park Districts
NRPA – National Recreation and Park Association
SRACLC – Special Recreation Assn of Central Lake County
Age Qualification
The District establishes appropriate age qualifications for each of its
programs. Only the program supervisor is authorized to make exceptions to these age ranges. Consideration will only be given once all
age-appropriate participants have had an opportunity to register.
Resident/Non-Resident (NR) Fees Vernon Hills residents significantly contribute to the operating budget of the Park District by paying
property taxes. Everyone who resides within the boundaries of the
Park District are eligible to receive resident discounted rates. Once
per year, each Vernon Hills household is required to show proof of
residency in order to qualify for resident rates. Families living within
Hawthorn School District #73 are also eligible to receive resident
discounted rates for programs. The only exceptions are facility rentals
and daily admission to the Family Aquatic Center. In addition, District
73 residents must wait until the non-resident registration dates to
register for programs. Non-resident fees are the second fees shown
in program descriptions. These rates are not discounted and are
necessary in order to ensure that non-resident participants contribute
to the overall financing of the park system on an equitable basis with
residents.
Senior Citizen Discount Senior discounts are available for individual passes and membership to our Fitness Center for residents aged 62
& older. For all other programs and the Family Aquatic Center, a 20%
discount will be applied.
Payment Policy - Households with an unpaid balance will not be
allowed to register for any Vernon Hills Park District programs,
activities, memberships or rentals until the balance is paid in full.
For assitance with an unpaid balance contact the Business Services
Supervisor at 847-996-6803.
NSF Policy A $25 service charge will be assessed on all checks
returned due to non-sufficient funds (NSF).
Photo & Video Policy On occasion, the District staff or contractors
may take pictures or video footage of participants in our programs,
or of people in the District’s parks. These pictures may be used for
the Park District’s website, brochures, pamphlets, videos, flyers or for
media promotion. Residents are encouraged to submit photos for the
Park District to use in its informational materials.
Vandalism Each year, vandalism costs the Park District thousands
of dollars. Higher costs of maintenance, repair and clean up of park
areas can be avoided only with your help. Should you see vandalism
occurring, please call the Vernon Hills Police at (847) 362-4449.
Discipline A positive approach is used regarding discipline. Staff
periodically reviews rules with participants during programs. If inappropriate or unacceptable behavior occurs, prompt resolution will be
sought and the Behavior Code of Conduct will be used as a guideline.
The Park District reserves the right to remove a participant whose actions endanger the safety of himself.
Notary Public Services Notary public services are available at the
Lachen Community Center. Please remember that documents must be
signed in the presence of the Notary Public.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Park District Police Through a cooperative agreement with the
Village of Vernon Hills, all parks and park facilities are policed by the
Vernon Hills Police Department. Police are radio dispatched and may
be summoned by calling (847) 362-4449.
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Augusta Park
Beaver Creek Park
2087 Beaver Creek Drive
Carriage Green Park
540 Grosse Pointe Circle
Central Park
8
Century Park
.28
1401 Indianwood Drive
Deerpath Park
113 6
Donnelley Park
2 2.7*
1 4
1.6
215 S. Deerpath Drive
5.5
1
38
3
1 1.5
9.9
4 3
.25
160 Sheffield Drive
10
1
2221 Hazeltime Drive
16
2 2
Grosse Pointe Park
900 Grosse Pointe Blvd.
Hartmann Park/Pavilion
292 Oakwood Road
Hawthorn Club Park
Hawthorn Mellody Park
Kiddie Korral Park
•
1 1.5*
359 Donnelley Place
Kelli Garvanian Park
•• • •
1
2
•
1
•
2
• •
3
1
1
•
.4
•
1 .5*
.4
300 Greenbriar Lane
Lake Charles Park
69
11 E. Greggs Parkway
Lakeview Center
.5
1
9
Laschen Community Center
294 Evergreen Drive
Cynthia Peterson Park
200 Hawthorn Parkway
Ranney Park
•
•
1
•
Royal Oak Park
Stone Fence Farm Park
224 Stone Fence Rd
Sugar Creek Park
16.25
3 1
3.7
1
.6
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
1
•
•
•
13
1081 Creek View Drive
635 Aspen Drive
Sullivan Woods
Sugar Creek & Hawthorn Club Parks
Torrey Pines Park
12
28
•
•• •
Vernon Hills Athletic Complex
15 S. Fairway Drive (Village owned) 37.5
.5
6
1
1 1**
1
1
1
1
11 2**
2
•
4 3**
1
•
•
2
1
2
6
1
1
1**
2
1 2**
2
2 1**
2
1
•
2
1
1 1**
1
1 1**
1
2
1
1 4
1
1
1
3
1
•
1 1**
3
•
1
1
1**
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
4
1
1
1
•
1
6
1
*Indicates lighted path **ADA inclusion swing
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Volleyball Courts
Tennis Courts
Soccer Fields
Sledding
Room Rentals
Restroom Sites
Programs
Playground
Parking Lot
2
•
4.78
520 Torrey Pines Way
1
1
1.3
70 Royal Oak Drive
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
NA
1.6
137 Ranney Avenue
1
NA
69
299 Onwentsia Road
3
Open Field/ Play Area
Lake/Pond
In-Line Skate Park
Ice Skating
Gymnasium
Fitness Center
Fishing
Exercise Trail/Area
Cross Country Skiing
.97
1.5
520 Central Park Place
300 Sullivan Drive
Boat Launch
Walking Path*(mi.)
Basketball Courts
Ball Fields
2.3
210 Augusta Drive
Westwood Park
•
•
•
•
•
•3
.7
6 North Aspen Drive
Picnic Shelter/Gazebo
Aspen Backyard Park
Barbecue Grills
Park Amenities
Total Acreage
PARK AMENITIES
62
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