Youth Programs

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Youth Programs

PARKS AND RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
Mission Statement
DIRECTOR OF
PARKS & RECREATION
Pamela Vidovic
[email protected]
RECREATION
SUPERVISOR
Rose Coleman
[email protected]
The Village of Richton Park Parks and Recreation Department
is committed to its residents to provide quality recreational
opportunities for all ages through cultural, athletic and leisure
programming in an effort to enrich the united sense of community.
Registration for the 2012 Fall session will begin on August 25th
The Community Center will be open for registration from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mondays- Fridays, 9 a.m.
- 2 p.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m. - 6pm Sundays. Mail-in registration will be accepted for general
program registrations and should be sent to the Parks & Recreation Department. Please be aware
of deadlines.
Share your talents......
As we always welcome new & innovative programming, if you have a talent or idea that you
would like to present for a class contact Rose Coleman.
EDUCATION
COORDINATOR
Volunteers Needed
Davia Wilkerson
We welcome volunteers for youth programs and special events. Your service will help keep our
[email protected]
programing affordable and we value your input.
Avoid Late Fees
PARKS & ATHLETIC
SUPERVISOR
Adam Ray
[email protected]
Programs that have a listed “deadline to register” date have an additional $10 fee added if you
register after the deadline. Even if not listed.
Parks & Recreation
Commissioners
1. If a class minimum is not met, the class will be cancelled and registration fees will be returned.
2. No refunds will be given as of 48 hours before a class is scheduled to start unless a physician’s
excuse is presented.
3. No refunds will be made after a ticket for a trip, stage show or special event has been
purchased.
4. Refunds given prior to the start of a program will be charged a $10.00 service fee.
James Anderson
Pamela Caddick
Debra Shakoor
Rodney Cohn
Deborah Galloway
Sherri Napue
Thomas Southern
Refund Policy
Park Rental
Picnic rentals for the 2013 Season will be accepted January 2, 2013. The rental deposit fee will be
required to reserve your spot. Fees are subject to change.
Code of Conduct
*All program dates & fees are 1. Show respect to all participants & staff.
2. Refrain from using foul language.
subject to change. The
3. Refrain from causing bodily harm to self and others.
Recreation Dept. uses facilities 4. Show respect to the facilities, supplies and equipment.
in School Dist. 159, 162 & 227 5. Additional rules are posted at the Community Center.
R= Resident
NR=Non-Resdient
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Table of Contents
Letter from Director of Parks and
Recreation
Adult Programs .......................................................................17-18
Hello
Richton
Park,
All About Basketball.................................................................10-12
Challengers...................................................................................23
It began with twelve phone interviews, I was in the
Let’s Move......................................................................................7 mix of candidates chosen to posture for the Director
Park Locations and Map..............................................................4-5 of Parks and Recreation for The Village of Richton
Registration Form...........................................................................6 Park. During this phone interview I was asked
Special Events..........................................................................19-21 about my experience, accomplishments and most
SSSRA............................................................................................22 importantly what could I bring to the fine people of
Richton Park?
Teen Programs.........................................................................15-16
Tot Programs.................................................................................14 I guess I gave some worthy answers because I made it
Youth Dance and Fitness..............................................................8-9 to the next round of six face to face interviews! Upon
Youth Programs.............................................................................13 arrival to the Community Center, I was in awe...no
Facilities used for Programs
Richton Park Community Center
Neil Armstrong School
Rich South High School
5030 Imperial Drive
4445 Sauk Trail
5000 Sauk Trail
Local Organizations
Youth Baseball Association of Richton Park
Richton Park Raiders Football & Cheerleading
one in the phone interview told me about this brand
new beautiful building! Next the three hour process
began with a tour of Richton Park. Rose Coleman
was my guide...one of the first streets I saw on my
tour was Schaaf Ct., was this a sign? William Schaaf
was the great-grandfather of my boys who was a
land surveyor whom the builder named the court
after. Our next stop Glaeser Park...Wow a softball
player’s field of dreams with so much green space to
spare! Next stop Klawitter. Poor Rose, by stop two I
had asked a million questions already, but seriously
Richton Park has its own fishing pier? Park after Park
one reoccurring theme GREEN SPACE galore.
Phase two meeting the Department Heads; these
people are your teammates, the kind you can be
in the trenches with striving for victory. As the
introductions go around the room I am in awe that
the Police Chief is a girl! Everyone was professional,
708-748-1740 kind and informative. Competitive by nature, I am
confident this is a winning team.
708-668-5739
Final phase was meeting with community members;
Richton Park Library
708-481-5333 a mixture of Trustee ‘s, Commissioners and members
of youth groups. This is where the fun begins - a
room full of people rapid firing questions at you, but
Non-Resident Fee Cooperative: The Village of Richton Park has
answering questions are easy when you love what
entered into agreements with neighboring communities to help you do, but the best part for me was being able to ask
questions back and get an up close look about what
reduce the cost of recreational programs. Residents of the
Richton Park was made of.
following towns will be allowed to enroll in Richton Park-Parks
and Recreation Programs at the resident rate, unless otherwise
noted. The cooperative communities are:
Matteson Recreation Department
Park Forest Recreation Department When I got home my younger son said “So how was
it? “ “ good” I replied. “What was it like?” My reply,
“Home”
708-748-1080
I look forward to meeting you at our upcoming
programs and events. My door is always open, if you
708-748-2005 are at the Community Center stop by and say hi!
Gratefully,
Your Director of Parks and Recreation,
Pamela J. Vidovic , CPRP
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Village of Richton Park
Open Play Area
Soccer Field
Pavillion
Walking/Bike Path
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Multi-Purpose Area
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Playground Apparatus
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Ball Field
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Tennis Courts
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Basketball
1. Glaeser Park (24 acres)
Poplar Avenue and Rockingham
2. Pierce Park (7 acres)
Imperial Avenue and Latonia Lane
3. Tower Park (1.6 acres)
Clark Drive
4. Klawitter Park (2.2 acres)
Imperial & Amy Dr.
5. Helen A. Jones Park (7.8 acres)
Richton Square Road and Lee Street
6. Robert Parker Jr. Park (1.8 acres)
Main Street and Linden
7. Dennis Holt Tot Land (1.8 acres)
Heartland Drive
8. Basketball Courts (1.8 acres)
Heartland and Latonia
9. Indian Trail Park (.39 acres)
Hillside
10. Richton Grove (.2 acres)
Richton Road
11. Rudolph A. Banovich Park (4.6 acres)
Millard and Jackson
12. Christina Covington Child. Mem. Park
(10 acres)
Meadow Lake Drive
13. Farm Trace Park (.25 acres)
Amber Lane and Rita Drive
14. Greenfield Park (3.25 acres)
Greenfield and Crosswind
Shelter
•Groups of 15 or more
require a park permit
Picnic Area
•All parks open dawn to
dusk
Lighted Ballfield
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REGISTRATION FORM
PARKS & RECREATION
VILLAGE OF RICHTON PARK
www.facebook.com/richtonparkparksandrec
Guardian’s Name:____________________________ Email address:______________________
Address:___________________________________ Home Phone:_______________________
City:______________________________________ Emergency/Cell Phone:_______________
Program Title
Fee
Participants Name
Sex
Birthdate
Grade
No refunds will be made after a ticket for a trip or Special Event has been purchased or the class has started.
Credit Card
Mastercard - Visa
Clerk initials:
Are Special Accommodations needed? Comments
YES
NO
Cash
Ck#
Check
Total Fee
$
How did you hear about the program(s)? Photo/Video Release: By registering for any program you agree to allow publication
Newspaper:___________(which one?)
of any photos taken at any program, event, or facility of the Website
Television
Village of Richton Park.
Brochure Flyer
Facebook Other_____________________
PARTICIPANT LIABILITY WAIVER AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT
Please read this form carefully and be aware that by registering for and participating in this program, or by registering yourself and/or your minor child/ward for
participation in this program, you will be waiving your rights and/or the rights of your minor child/ward to all claims for injuries you or your minor child/ward
might sustain arising out of this program and you will be required to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Village of Richton Park for any claims arising out of
participation in this program.
Risk of Injury: “As a participant in the program, or as a parent or legal guardian of a participant under 18 years of age, I recognize and acknowledge that there are
certain risks of physical injury and I agree to assume the full risk of injuries, including death, damages, or loss which I may sustain as a result of participation in any and
all activities associated with this program.”
Waiver of Injury Claims: “I agree to waive and relinquish any and all claims I may have arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of
the program.”
Indemnify and Defense: “I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Village of Richton Park and its officers, agents, and employees from any and all
way associated with the activities of the program.”
In the event of any emergency, I authorize the public entity to secure from any licensed hospital, physician, and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed reasonable
and necessary for my minor child’s immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services rendered.
I have read and fully understand and agree to the above stated conditions of participation in this program.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Participant
Date
Signature of Parent or Guardian (Required)
Did you know that we are a Let’s move Town?
As a part of the Let’s Move Cities, Towns and Counties
initiative, Richton Park is prepared to target areas in each
of the four pillars this year. The Let’s Move is a campaign
launched by First Lady Michele Obama to combat the
problem of childhood obesity within a generation so
that children born today will grow up leading healthier
lifestyles. The four pillars associated with this initiative
are as follows:
*Reducing the risk of childhood obesity in early childhood
*Making healthy food affordable and accessible
*Providing healthy food in schools
*Increasing physical activity
*Make sure to look for the Let’s Move Logo*
President Reinbold’s Walking Club
“This is a great way to stay active and meet your neighbors” - President Reinbold
Get your community involved as we form our walking clubs. The catagories will include, but
not limited to: Seniors, Families and Mom and Stroller. If you are interested in getting your
community involved we are asking that a representative from each HOA come for an initial
meeting on August 25th at 11am in the Community Center. For more information please
contact Rose Coleman, [email protected]
Richton Park Step-Off
Hey parents here is your chance to show your kids the moves that you did in college while
participating in your organization. We are calling all greek organizations to participate in this
family event to see who is the best. Once you have registered for the event, practice time can
be scheduled at the Community Center by contacting Rose, [email protected]. Get
ready to perform at our Step Off Challenge that will take place on November 16th! (Spectator fee will apply)
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location: November 16th
Friday
7pm-9pm
Families
FREE (additional fee for the event)
www.richtonpark.org
Fall 7
Youth Dance
About our Dance Instructor
Started dancing at age 3. She is a proud graduate of Rich South High School where she spent
most of her time dancing for the Pom squad. Over the years she has studied Ballet, Point,
African, Modern, Contemporary Jazz, Show Choir and Theatre. She studied under Marie
Manigo, Larry Southall & Nadine Gentae in Petersburg VA, and numerous instructors at Virginia
State University. In Illinois, Candace has danced at Fieldcrest dance school and with Endure
Dance Productions for 4 years. She has also starred in How Sweet the Sound commercial with
Donald Lawrence & Marvin Sapp - 2009. More recently she has choreographed for Dist. 207
musicals, show choir, concerts/competitions and competing poms/dance team. Most recently
she was employed by Visions Studio of the Performing Arts where she serves as Master
Choreographer for both classes and Delivered Dance Ensemble.
Ballet
Jazz
Training of the body and position of the feet,
arm, head, torso, terminology and laying a
foundation for other styles of dance.
An exciting form of dance that introduces
contemporary, modern and jazz techniques
where using the feet like drums to create
rhythmic patterns and timely beats.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
Location: Session 1: Sep 15th-Oct 20th
Session 2: Oct 27th-Dec 8th (Performance on December 15th)
No class November 24th
Saturdays
10am-10:45am (ages 3-5)
11am-Noon (ages 6-8)
3-8
$45R, $55NR (YTH)
$10 additional fee after deadline
Session 1: Sep 8th
Session 2: Oct 20th
Multi-Purpose Room
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
Location:
Session 1: Sep 10th-Oct 22nd
(No class October 8th)
Session 2: Oct 29th-Dec 10th
(No class Nov 12th)
(Performance December 15th)
Mondays
6pm-7pm (ages 6-8)
7pm-8pm (Ages 9-12)
6-12
$45R, $55NR (YTH)
Session 1: Sep 5th,
Session 2: Oct 22nd
Youth Dance & Fitness
Hip Hop
Introduction to of creative movement with an expression that evokes the emotions of people
with the concepts of polyrhythm and total body articulation.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
Location:
September 19th-October 31st (No class October 10th)
Wednesdays
4:30pm-5:30pm
10-12
$40R, $50NR (YTH)
September 12th
Richton Park Community Center - Multi-Purpose Room
ZumbAtomic
ZumbAtomic classes are high-energy fitness parties that offer real
results. Packed with specially choreographed routines and the latest
music, like hip-hop, reggaeton and cumbia, Zumbatomic classes
increase focus and self-confidence, boost metabolism and improve
coordination. More than just a great reason to head to the gym,
Zumbatomic classes make getting fit a fun family experience too.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline: Location: Session 1: September 17th-October 22nd
Session 2: November 5th-December 10th
Mondays
5:30pm-6pm (ages 4-7)
6pm-6:45pm (ages 8-12)
4-12
$30R, $40NR (YTH)
Session 1: September 10th, Session 2: October 29th
All About Basketball
Bitty Basketball
Introduce your little one to the world of basketball in this program. Participants play on 8ft
rims and guaranteed 2 quarters of playing time. Your fee includes practices, games, jersey,
awards and end of the year pizza party. Practices are during the week starting September 5th
with games on Saturdays starting September 15th. Volunteer coaches are needed, and will be
screened, trained, and required to sign a code of conduct.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location:
September 5th-November 17th
No Games November 3rd (Come to our craft show that day)
Saturday Morning Games
Pee-Wees (3year olds)
Lil Ballers (4 & 5 year olds)
Future Starz (1st & 2nd Grade)
$50R, $60NR (BBL)
Richton Park Community Center - Gym
Bitty Cheerleading
Come experience and learn cheers, chants, sideline cheers, and a half time performance in this
energy packed program. Your fee includes a t-cheer shirt, an award and the end of the year
pizza party. Practices are during the week starting September 6th with games on Saturdays.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location:
September 6th-November 17th
3-5 year olds
1st-2nd grade
$25R/$35NR (BBL)
Basketball Fundamentals
A-Game Hoops Academy
Athletes will be taught and perform various drills and mental concepts that will enhance their
individual skill level. Training will consist of intense and fast drills that improve areas such as
ball handling, shooting defense, speed, agility and strength. We utilize innovative techniques
to bring out the potential in every athlete.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location:
September 4th-October 30th
Tuesdays
6pm-8pm (September 4th-October 2nd)
7pm-9pm (October 9th-October 30th)
3rd-5th grade (6pm-7pm September 4th-October 2nd)
(7pm-8pm October 9th-October 30th)
6th grade and up (7pm-8pm October 9th-October 30th)
(8pm-9pm October 9th-October 30th)
$5per day (YTH)
Jr High Basketball League
Our Parks & Rec Department will be partnering with Matteson to form a competitive basketball
league for 7th & 8th graders. There will be at least 2 practices per week and games on the
weekends. Games will be held at the Richton Park Community Center, Matteson Community
Center and Rich South High School. Volunteer coaches are needed and will be screened,
trained, and required to sign a code of conduct.
*Practices will begin the week of November 12th
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location:
January 5, 2013-March 23, 2013
Saturday or Sunday Morning Games
7th and 8th Grade
$80R/$100NR
Matteson Community Center
www.richtonpark.orgFall 11
Youth Basketball and Jr.
Youth Basketball League
High Basketball
Clinic Dates
November 1st
Coaches Clinic
November 5th
Player Clinic
November 8th
Player Clinic
This seasonal league focuses on skill and game development
through team practices and organized association play. Teams
will be grouped in two levels; 3rd & 4th grade, and 5th & 6th
grade. There will also be an official draft where participants
will be drafted onto a team that’ll practice once a week, plus
games on Saturdays. Volunteer coaches are needed, and will
be screened, trained, and required to sign a code of conduct.
*Practices will begin the week of November 12th
Date:
Time:
November 10th
Age:
Draft Day
Fee:
*You must participate in the Location:
clinics to get drafted onto a team*
3rd-5th Grade
$80R/$100NR
Basketball Cheerleading/Dance
Show everybody your spirit and root for our home team!!
Cheerleaders 3rd – 6th grade will participate in the youth
basketball season to show and present their floor routines,
sideline cheers, jumps, and stunts. Performances will occur
during Saturday games, with practices during the week.
Volunteer coaches are needed!
*Practices begin the week of November 12th
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location:
Saturday Mornings
3rd-6th Grade
$70R/$90NR
Youth Programs
Blossom Kids
Enjoy this leisurely class which introduces gardening along with crafting for some spectacular
projects. Class will be partially indoors and partially outdoors to teach children how to
cultivate a beautiful garden with a flair. We will also be creating a fall communal garden.
Gloves and supplies will be included. Join us for an amazing journey to teach a lifetime skill.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
Location:
Monday
5:30pm-7pm
6 and up
$25R/$35NR (YTH)
September 4th
Richton Park Community Center - Activity Room
Intramurals Sports
*Only for Neil Armstrong Students*
After School Intramurals a new cooperative program between the Richton Park-Parks
& Recreation Department and Neil Armstrong Elementary School. Intramurals are for
kindergarten-5th grade students that attend Neil Armstrong. After school Intramurals are for
any child looking to have lots of fun, learn new skills, and get exercise. The mission of these
intramurals is to build kids physical and social skills through sport. Activities will include skill,
fundamentals, lead up games, small sided games, and much more. You will receive a t-shirt
and a participant award.
Soccer
Date: Time:
Age:
Fee:
Basketball
Tuesday -Wednesday
3pm-4:30pm
K-2nd Wednesdays
3rd-5th Tuesday and Thursday
$15 for K-2nd (YTH)
$30 for 3rd-5th grade (YTH)
Date: Time:
Age:
Fee:
October 16th-November 20th
Tuesday-Wednesday
3pm-4:30pm
K-2nd Wednesdays
3rd-5th Tuesday and Thursday
$15 K-2nd (YTH)
$30 for 3rd-5th grade (YTH)
Tot Programs
Tot Sports
Children are introduced to multiple sports and games, along with
motor skill development in a fun setting.
Date:
Time:
Age: Fee:
Deadline:
Location: Session 1: September 11th-October 9th
Session 2: October 16th-November 13th
Tuesday
10am-11am
3-4
$15R/$20NR (YTH)
Session 1: September 4th
Session 2: October 9th
Play Time Art
Silly songs , fun dance and spectacular make and take art projects.
Date:
Time: Age: Fee:
Deadline:
Location:
Session 1: September 11th-October 9th
Session 2: October 16th-November 13th
Tuesday
11am-Noon
3-4
$15R/$20NR (YTH)
Session 1: September 4th
Session 2: October 9th
Richton Park Community Center - Activity Room
Teen Programs
Teen Programs
Cheer/Dance
Only for the girls. Join us for fundamentals, tumbling/stunts and ZumbAtomic. We will also
design hair bows, uniforms and megaphones and end the night with a mini cheer competition!
Your fee includes a midnight snack and a pancake breakfast bar!
Date: Time: Age: Fee: Location: November 3rd-4th
Saturday-Sunday
10pm-7am
10-14
$15 (YTH)
All Sports
Alright fellas we will focus on flag football, volleyball, kickball, soccer, hockey with drills and
fundamentals. We will top the night off with a movie and designing your own jersey. Your fee
includes a midnight snack and pancake breakfast bar.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Location: November 10th-11th
Saurday-Sunday
10pm-7am
10-14
$15 (YTH)
Adult Programs
Soul Line Dancing
Soul Line Dancing is freestyle, ad-lib dance movements, performed to a fixed structure of
dance routines to a variety of music. Join Mz. Georgia in this advance class as she takes you on
this ride.
Date:
Time
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
Location:
Session 2: October 31st-December 12th
Wednesdays
10am-11am
Adults
$35R, $45NR (ADP)
Session 1: September 5th, Session 2: October 24th
Richton Park Community Center- Multi-Purpose Room
Stepping with Style
Remember the count. Find the rhythm. Lets have some fun! Those are just some of the
expressions you will hear in this class. Out instructors will teach you the art of Smooth
Style 8-count instruction. Instruction is given by JC. For more information visit www.
steppingwithstyle.com
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
Location:
Session 2: November 8th-December 20th (no class November 22nd)
Thursdays
7pm-8pm
Adults
$45R, $55NR (ADP)
Session 1: September 13th, Session 2: November 1st
www.richtonpark.org
Fall 17
Adult Programs
Zumba
Ditch the workout and join the party! Join
Crystal for this Latin-inspired dance fitness
workout that incorporates Latin, Hip-Hop and
international music and dance movements,
creating dynamic, exciting, exhilarating, and
effective fitness system.
Jump-o-Lean Trampoline AIRobics
Burn 500 Calories in 30 minutes! Come and
join instructor Candis in a new invigorating
workout. This is a low impact high fat
burning method which improves balance and
coordination. Exercising on the trampoline
burns twice the amount of calories than on
Date: Session1: Sep. 17th-Nov. 5th (8 classes)
a treadmill. The workout includes jumping
Session2: Nov. 12th-Dec. 17th(5 classes)
jacks, high knees and dance moves all on the
Time:Mondays
trampoline. Lets get ready to jump and be
7pm-8pm
lean.
Age: Adults
Fee: Session 1: $55R, $65NR (ADF)
Date:
Sep. 21st-Oct. 26th
Session 2: $35R, $45NR (ADF)
Time:
Fridays
6pm-6:30pm
Deadline: Session 1: September 10th,
Age:
Adults
Session 2: November 5th
Fee:
$50R, $60NR (ADF)
Location: Richton Park Community Center $10 additional fee after deadline
Multi-Purpose Room
Deadline: September 14th
Zumba Express
Location: Richton Park Community Center
Multi-Purpose Room
Join Rose for this 30 minute Zumba party!
This workout is for those who never tried
Zumba before or that person who just want
to get a speedy, but effective workout in. Be
prepared to sweat and have fun with this
Zumba party!
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline: Location: Session 1: Sep. 22nd-Oct. 27th
Session 2: Nov. 3rd-Dec. 15th
Saturdays
9am-9:30am
16 and older
$18R, $28NR (ADF)
Sess.1:Sep. 14th,
Sess.2: Oct 27th
Multi-Purpose Room
Special Events
Tea with Mrs. Claus
Polar Express
Join us for a tea and fashion show with the one and
only Mrs. Claus. Your ticket will include lunch, sweet
table, fashion show, a picture and a make and take
frame with Mrs. Claus herself. Our very own residents
who participate in the workshop will model in the
fashion show.
All aboard the Olympia Fields’ Polar Express! We will
be getting on the Metra train headed to the North
Pole (Chicago). During the ride we read the beloved
story, The Polar Express, eat cookies and drink hot
chocolate and play games. Santa will ride with us
back from the North Pole, giving away gifts to every
good boy and girl. Don’t miss out on this great
holiday event!
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
December 18th
Saturday
Noon-3pm
Families
$15 per ticket (CSE)
Date:
December 15th
Time:
Saturday
1pm
Age:
3-12
(Children must be accompanied by an adult)
Fee:
$15
Location:
Richton Park Metra Station
Mrs. Claus Supermodel Workshop
Let the elves help you get ready for that walk down the runway! Learn the tricks of the trade
from the pros. Participants will be eligible to model at the Christmas Tea with Mrs. Claus on
Saturday December 8th.
Date:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
Deadline:
October 25th-November 29th (No class November 22nd)
Thursdays
530pm-6:30pm
5-14
$30R, $40NR (CSE)
October 18th
Location:
www.richtonpark.org
Fall 19
Special Events
Village Wide Garage Sale
September 8th
Trail of Treats
October 27th
Craft Show
November 3rd
Polar Express
December 15th
Drop and Shop
December 16th
www.richtonpark.org
Fall 21
South Suburban
Special Recreation Association
SSSRA
19910 80th Avenue
Tinley Park, IL 60487
South Suburban Special Recreation Association (SSSRA)
is a therapeutic recreation program that is an extension of
the Richton Park Parks & Recreation Department. SSSRA
is organized to provide individuals with special needs or
disabilities the opportunity to be involved in year round
recreation programs.
SSSRA programs are for individuals from birth through adult
who are in special education classes, sheltered workshops
or whom have recreational needs not met by traditional park
district programs.
Persons residing in SSSRA member agency communities are
considered residents. These agencies are: Country Club Hills
Park District, Frankfort Square Park District, Hazel Crest
Park District, Homewood-Flossmoor Park District, Lan-Oak
Park District, Matteson Parks & Recreation Department,
Oak Forest Park District, Olympia Fields Park District, Park
Forest Recreation & Parks Department, Richton Park Parks
& Recreation Department, and Tinley Park-Park District.
Programs and special events are offered seasonally
throughout the year. They include programs in the areas of
Early Childhood Development, Cultural Arts, Illinois Special
Olympics, Summer Day Camp, Sports & Fitness, Social
Programs, Adaptive Sports, Special Events and Overnight
Trips.
A complete program brochure is available at the Richton
Park Parks & Recreation Department and the SSSRA office.
Please call the SSSRA office if you would like to receive the
SSSRA brochure on a seasonal basis.
Professional staff with experience in the field of Therapeutic
Recreation or a related field supervise all SSSRA programs.
They are assisted by individuals who are trained by SSSRA
staff in specific areas of therapeutic recreation.
815-806-0384 (Phone)
815-806-0390 (Fax)
711 (Illinois Relay System)
www.sssra.org
Junior Super Sports
Join us to burn off extra energy from your day! This program includes warmups, stretching, fundamental skills of the chosen sport, and a game. Sports
will include basketball, soccer, t-ball, and much more. We will play games
designed to get you moving! This program focuses on the enhancement of
gross motor skills. All individuals must complete the SSSRA registration form
and return it to the SSSRA office.
Who: Children ages 6 - 12
Place: Richton Park Community Center
Day/Dates:
Tues, Oct 9 - Dec 4
Time: 5:30 - 6:15 pm
Fee:
R: $36, NR: $144
Oktoberfest
Join us for an evening of food, friends, and fun! We will enjoy dinner,
hayrides, pumpkin decorating, jumping castles, games, and much more!
Friends and family are welcome. Please include number of guests on the
registration form. This event will be held rain or shine. All guests must sign
an SSSRA waiver, and indicate number of guests on the registration form.
Participants must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or group home
staff. This is not a staffed event. All individuals must complete the SSSRA
registration form and return it to the SSSRA office.
Who: All SSSRA Participants and Family
Place: SSSRA Office, Tinley Park
Day/Dates:
Sat, Oct 6
Time: 5:00 - 7:30 pm
Through the Inclusion process, SSSRA staff members are
Fee:
R: FREE for participant and up to 3 guests,
available to help participants choose an appropriate program, $10 for each additional guest
conduct staff trainings, or supply adaptive equipment if
R w/ Trans: $8 (Lansing pick-up only) per person
you or a family member is interested in a park district or
NR: $10 per person
recreation department program.
Scholarships are available to SSSRA residents with
disabilities who would like to participate in one or more
programs, but cannot afford the fees charged.
Janet Porter – Executive Director
Lisa Drzewiecki – Superintendent
Pam Alvarado – Program Coordinator
Tammy McMahon – Program Coordinator
Heather Specht – Program Coordinator
Jamie Petteys – Recreation Specialist
Katie Klimek – Recreation Specialist
Regina Ross-Ellison – Finance & Office Coordinator
Susan Most – Secretary/Registrar
Sandy DeFrancesco – Secretary/Registrar
Anna Broccolo – Public Relations Coordinator
John Braun – Vehicle Maintenance
Fall Arts Recital and Drama Show
See your friends perform at Freedom Hall! The Drama Club has been hard at
work all season, and is ready to put on a show that you will not forget. This
event is free, so bring your friends and family members! Participants must be
accompanied by a parent, guardian, or group home staff. This is not a staffed
event.
Who: All SSSRA Participants and Family
Place: Freedom Hall, Park Forest
Day/Dates:
Mon, Dec 10
Time: 7:00 pm show
Fee:
FREE
Challengers Before & After School
Call Davia Wilkerson
Education Coordinator at:
708-753-8800
www.richtonpark.org
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Youth Programs

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