Eastvale Edition Fall 2015

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Winter Wonderland& Tree Lighting

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Kids ZonePage 24

Community Information • Recreation Activities • Park Guide

In This Issue:

FALL 2015 | October - December

Jurupa Community Services District receives CAPRA

Agency Accreditation

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Jurupa Community Services DistrictPark and Recreation Department

Administrative Offices13820 Schleisman Road

Eastvale, CA 92880Hours: M-Sa 8am-10pm

Su: 10am-6pm951.727.3524 | 951.727.3506 fax

www.parks.jcsd.us

Harada Neighborhood Center 13099 65th Street

Eastvale, CA 92880Hours: M-F 8am-9pm

Sa: 8am-8pm | Su: 10am-6pm

Jurupa Community Services District Board of Directors

Jane F. Anderson, PresidentChad Blais, Vice President

Kenneth J. McLaughlin, Director Betty A. Anderson, Director

Joan E. Roberts, Ph.D., Director

Eastvale Parks CommissionJane Anderson, Chairperson

Chad Blais, DirectorIke Bootsma, City CouncilWilliam Link, City Council

JCSD Parks & Recreation DepartmentTodd Corbin

General Manager

Ric Welch Director of Parks & Community Affairs - Ext. 508

Rafael GonzalezParks & Recreation Manager- Ext. 505

Ross JohnsonParks Maintenance Supervisor- Ext. 105

Randy SolisParks Services Supervisor- Ext. 126

Duje BabarovicRecreation Specialist- Ext. 223

Victoria ReynaRecreation Specialist- Ext. 224

Yvette VasconesRecreation Specialist- Ext. 215

Wendy LandrethAdministrative Assistant- Ext. 516

Stacy MacBethAdministrative Secretary- Ext. 120

Vanessa HamptonAdministrative Secretary- Ext. 108

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Government & Public ServiceS:City of Eastvale (951) 361-0900Department of Motor Vehicles (800) 777-0133Code Enforcement (951) 361-2888Animal Control (951) 358-7387Vector Control (951) 340-9792Graffiti Removal (951) 727-3500Weed Abatement (951) 826-5341

emerGency ServiceS:Fire and Emergency Medical Response (951) 657-2161Riverside County Sheriff (951) 776-1099California Highway Patrol (909) 383-4247Flood Emergency Hotline (951) 955-1230

utilitieS and ServiceS:Water and Sewer Service to the City of Eastvale (951) 685-7434 Waste Management (800) 423-9986Southern California Edison (800) 655-4555 Southern California Gas (800) 427-2200

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Facilities & Parks Map 3

Eastvale Town Hall Update 4

CNUSD News 6

City of Eastvale News 7

Conservation Information 8

Recreation Guide

Sports 10

Dance / Gymnastics 20

Arts 21

Kids Zone 24

Special Interest 25

Child Development 26

Science 28

Special Interest 29

Mature Adults 33

Class Registration 34

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Government & Public ServiceS:City of Eastvale (951) 361-0900Department of Motor Vehicles (800) 777-0133Code Enforcement (951) 361-2888Animal Control (951) 358-7387Vector Control (951) 340-9792Graffiti Removal (951) 727-3500Weed Abatement (951) 826-5341

emerGency ServiceS:Fire and Emergency Medical Response (951) 657-2161Riverside County Sheriff (951) 776-1099California Highway Patrol (909) 383-4247Flood Emergency Hotline (951) 955-1230

utilitieS and ServiceS:Water and Sewer Service to the City of Eastvale (951) 685-7434 Waste Management (800) 423-9986Southern California Edison (800) 655-4555 Southern California Gas (800) 427-2200

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Town Hall Update• CITY NEWS

Eastvale’s Mayor, Ike Bootsma, gave an update on the city. Eastvale is

looking forward to welcoming a new police officer to the Eastvale team. With the adoption of another balanced budget in July, City Council added a motor officer to our traffic team. The new Motor officer will start in December.

Please save the date of October 3rd for the Eastvale 5k/10k and the City’s 5th Birthday celebration.

Street sweeping citations are being transitioned from Riverside County Sheriff ’s Dept. Community Services officers to Eastvale’s Code Enforcement officers. This shift will allow our CSO’s to focus on Police work and field assistance. This will create a greater police presence in our community.

The City has launched their E-Citizen app in partnership with the JCSD. This FREE App allows citizens to report non-emergency issues such as: graffiti, park maintenance issues, pot holes, code enforcement issues, sewer issues, water leaks, frontage landscape issues and water waste. Stay informed of all the latest Eastvale related news, agendas, events and more by signing up for e-notification at www.EastvaleCA.gov.

• CA SENATE NEWS

Tyler Madary Tyler Madary from Senator Roth’s office informed

residents that Senate Bill (SB) 25, which could restore the Vehicle License Fees to Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, Menifee and Wildomar has been included in the Governor’s revised budget. It is currently in the Assembly appropriations committee and Senator Roth is hopeful that the Governor will sign off. He is also working on SB 229 which will fund 10 new judges and 1 new Appellate judge. Two of those judges would be assigned to Riverside County. Right now, if you receive a ticket in Blythe you have to drive to a courthouse in Indio.

SB 251 is a narrowly crafted provision to provide businesses with much needed disability access education, resources and training, and allows small businesses that have been proactive in identifying access issues a reasonable amount of time to fix any problems identified before a lawsuit arises. SB 251 also provides substantial tax incentives in an attempt to ensure full and fair access for all Californians.

• CITY POLICE NEWS

Assistant Chief Scott Forbes gave us updates for May-August. Traffic

updates include 26 injury accidents and 131 non-injury accidents, 50 hit and run’s without injury and 0 hit and run’s with injury. There were 1,042 moving violations (speeding, running red lights), 721 parking violations and 8 drunk driving arrests. The police department also introduced a new Neighborhood Watch Deputy. Deputy Deanna Myers comes to Eastvale with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Psychology. In addition to working with the Neighborhood Watch programs, Deputy Myers is also in charge of the volunteers, Explorers and the Mounted Posse.

City Council approved the addition of a Motorcycle officer. The City has purchased the Motorcycle and it is already being built. They have already selected the Motor Officer and he is coming to Eastvale with 4 years of Motor experience.

• JCSD NEWS

Ric Welch, JCSD Director of Parks, let us know that phase 2 of Eastvale

Community Park has been approved and will go to bid soon. Phase 2 will include a softball complex, restrooms and additional parking. The Desi house is awaiting the utility connections by the owner and the completion of the trail which are conditions of the purchase. JCSD is working with the city and the school district on the City’s 5th Anniversary

Celebration. See more information in the Eastvale Community Foundation update.

Question: When will Eastvale Community Park be open? Answer: September 19th. There were more issues than they anticipated after the Picnic in the Park. JCSD realizes the frustration of parents and the sports leagues and JCSD is making adjustments with the irrigation system and the plans for the event next year.

• CNUSD NEWS

Dr. Michael Lin, Superintendent for CNUSD, updated residents about

the District. Ronald Reagan Elementary School opened July 6, 2015 and Susan Helms is the Principal. Board Member Bill Newberry informed residents that the District has won an award from the National Association for School Safety. CNUSD was the only school in California recognized for its safety program. CNUSD was 1 of only 8 Districts recognized in the country.

Dr. Lin introduced Dr. Gina Boster, Director of Career Technical Education. Dr. Boster mentioned the projected growth for Roosevelt at Eastvale’s residential buildout. When ERHS opened in 2006 there were 1,600 students. Projected student population in 2020 is estimated at 4,800. In order to meet that student population need the District has approved a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) Academy on the ERHS campus. An advisory committee was formed after Measure GG (school bond) passed. This committee is made up of Business and Industry leaders, Parents, Teachers, Students and representatives from Norco College and UC Riverside. The Advisory Committee chose two career pathways for the STEM Academy: 1. Health, Science and Medical Technology; 2. Engineering and Design. The courses will be rigorous and relevant so that

The Eastvale Town Hall is sponsored by the Eastvale Community Committee.

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Town Hall Updatestudents graduate from high school either ready to work or go onto college, or both. The STEM classroom would have a space to “mind map”, real world settings that are industry inspired. Think of a “hospital emergency room” set up in the classroom for a real life setting. Classrooms would be connected to the outdoors with doors that roll-up when more space is needed for projects. The committee visited other schools with the same focus. The settings were flexible, collaborative (all working together), visible (open walls), connected and student centered. The committee anticipates bringing this program to the elementary level and starting with programs funded by local industry. There are currently manufacturing and robotics classes at Ramirez Intermediate. The STEM Academy would be approximately 103,000 square feet with 22 classrooms, 8 STEM labs, 5 Design Thinking labs and 1 Physical Education lab.

Question: Can Eastvale get a traditional elementary school to help with schedules of multiple children on different schedules? Answer: The District is looking into making at Barton Elementary School traditional in the near future. With Eastvale’s continued growth, student population and growth must be evaluated for each school.

Question: Can any student in the district attend the STEM Academy? Answer: At this time, Eastvale students will have priority. Any student in CNUSD can attend any High School with a transfer. If a student who attends another high school in the District is more interested in Engineering, they can apply to attend ERHS.

Question: When will Class size be reduced? Answer: CNUSD is trying to

if the street sweeper has already come by. The street sweeping times are located at major entrances to your neighborhood.

Due to the water crisis, City Council has voted on the temporary suspension requiring green grass. Homeowners will still be responsible for maintaining the lawn (mowed and trimmed) but they will not be cited for the grass being brown.

Code enforcement had 401 total inspections from May-August. 811 signs were removed and 23 shopping carts removed from neighborhoods.

• EASTVALE COMMUNITY

FOUNDATION NEWS

Sharyn Link from the EC Foundation said that their foundation raises funds

for the needs and programs that the city desires but lacks the funding. The foundation also provides scholarships for youth sports and art programs. Their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament was held August 21st. The golf tournament was a great day of golfing, dinner, raffle and other activities. They were able to raise $20,000. Eastvale’s 5th Birthday celebration will take place October 3rd. This celebration will be a joint effort with the JCSD and the CNUSD. Scholar Street will be closed and it will tie into the Eastvale 5k/10k and the Annual Fall Festival for a great celebration you won’t want to miss. There will be a street fair, a parade complete with floats, equestrian groups, military bands, etc. Ending the night will be a laser light show. If you can help volunteer at any of these events please contact Sharyn Link at 951-263-0345 or go to their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ECFoundation

Look on the city’s website or sign up for e-notification for more information. Eastvale car decals are also available for only $5. They are sold at all Eastvale events. All the funds raised stay in Eastvale.

The next Eastvale Town Hall is November 17 at 6:30PM

reduce classroom size at the primary level. Some schools have reduced the k-3 grade classes to a 28/1 student/teacher ratio.

Question: Why isn’t there a reading program (AR) at the new elementary school? Answer: Dr. Lin said that he will look into this as it is vitally important that the students continue to grow.

Question: Why not build another high school? It doesn’t have to be another mega school but can be smaller for those students that don’t thrive in the mega school setting. Answer: Land is scarce in Eastvale and the expense of another high school isn’t in the budget for Eastvale. The STEM Academy will have that small school feel but share the gym, cafeteria and other facilities. For a smaller setting, there are other high schools in the district that a student can transfer to. Kennedy Middle College in Norco is only 600 students and students take classes at Norco College. The average student earns 30 college credits at their high school graduation. 5 students last year earned their Associates degree.

• CODE ENFORCEMENT NEWS

Officer Allynn Evans updated residents on Code Enforcement.

There are 3 ways to make a complaint: emailing Code Enforcement, calling in the complaint to city hall or by the violation being uploaded on the city source website. All complaints are confidential.

Street sweeping enforcement has shifted to the Code Enforcement team. Code Enforcement will enforce the “no parking” zones on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A Riverside County Community Service officer will enforce on Mondays and Wednesdays. The Street sweeping signs indicate that there is “no parking” between specific hours. Just a note: you can be ticketed if you are parked on the street during that time frame, even

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The CNUSD News information is provided by the CNUSD and does not express the views & opinions of JCSD.

By: Evita Tapia Gonzalez, Communication Manager

Representatives from the Corona-Norco Unified School District accepted the National School Safety Award on behalf of the District at the National School Safety Conference in Nevada. The District received the honor for the Project Safety Net Program. The Project Safety Net Program serves over 53,000 students and their families in the District.

This recognition was presented by the School Safety Advocacy Council, a recognized leader in school safety based services and training. The award honors Districts nation-wide that have implemented programs that have made a significant impact in school safety and the community.

Under the outstanding leadership of Associate Superintendent of Instructional Support, Michael Cobarrubias, Project Safety Net was implemented in the summer of 2013 to ensure that

each and every member of the school community experiences a safe and caring educational environment.

The overarching goal of Project Safety Net is to identify and anticipate safety concerns and systematically address each concern through the application of best practices. A key component to the success of the program is the development of innovative partnerships between the District and the Corona Police Department, the Riverside County Sheriff ’s Department, Cities of Corona, Eastvale and Norco, as well as students, parents and community organizations.

“Student safety has been a longstanding priority for Corona-Norco Unified School District, and this honor is a true testament to the District’s commitment and dedication to keeping our campuses safe” said Michael Cobarrubias, Associate Superintendent.

• Corona Norco Unified School District receives the National School Safety Award

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City NewsBy Michele Nissen, City Manager

In a city that is growing as quickly as Eastvale, there’s a lot to keep track of. Projects are moving through the planning process and seeking approval from the City Council nearly every month of the year. How can you stay up to date on what’s being planned for the community?

Community involvement in the planning process helps ensure that Eastvale will become the City it hopes to be in the future. Community involvement allows the citizens to have a voice in shaping the future and vision for the City of Eastvale. The State of California requires cities and counties to involve residents in the planning process and Eastvale is very proactive in meeting this requirement. The level of public involvement in different types of projects varies from a simple notice of a public hearing for a permit, to something as significant as special advisory committees formed for the development of a long range plan such as a General Plan.

In many cases, the City may mail notices about site-specific development projects to adjacent property owners within a 300 foot radius. For other planning projects, official legal notices for public hearings will be posted in the newspaper, City Hall, meeting location and the Eastvale Public Library at Eleanor Roosevelt Library. These public notices are also shared on the City’s official website, Facebook page, Twitter feed, Instagram and LinkedIn profiles.

The City’s process for reviewing and approving projects provides many opportunities for public participation. All development projects approved by the Planning Commission or City Council require a public hearing, and public testimony will always be heard at the meeting before a decision is made. Of course if a citizen is not able to make a meeting to provide public comment in person, they are always welcome to email their comments to the project planner prior to the public comment cutoff date.

Normally when a new project comes into the City, the developer will submit

The City News information is provided by the City of Eastvale and does not express the views & opinions of JCSD.

their plans and meet with the planning staff to discuss the project and make the necessary changes as recommended by the planning staff and public works department. During this process, the project applicant will typically prepare several different studies such as: a traffic study, environment impact report (EIR) and greenhouse gas study. Once the planning staff feels the project is ready for consideration, they will prepare an agenda packet and take the project to the Planning Commission for their review, comment, and recommendations for approval or denial. Often times, the project will then go to the City Council for their final review, comment and approval or denial. At each meeting, the public has the opportunity to provide their comments and concerns about the project prior to final approval or denial. It is important to note, the Planning Commission and City Council do not get to decide which tenants come into a particular project. The Planning Commission and City Council review land use issues and once the project is approved, the selection of tenants is done by the developer and leasing agents. The tenant mix must be congruent with the land use and zoning.

Public review and comment is an integral part of the process of preparing and approving the environmental documents that accompany various types of projects and plans. State law requires that the public is provided with several opportunities to read and comment on environmental documents. By law, all of the comments received require a response. With so many different types of projects happening in Eastvale at one time, how can you find information about the projects that most interest and impact you? The City’s website (www.eastvaleca.gov) is the best place to start! Residents who are particularly interested in planning issues should sign up for e-notification on the City’s website — click “stay informed” on www.eastvaleca.gov and select “Planning Commission Meetings” to receive a copy of the upcoming agenda. The website’s planning

page features clear explanations about the process for different types of projects, highlighting opportunities for public involvement. You can also find contact information for elected officials and City staff, as well as upcoming meeting dates and agendas. Keep in mind that official information, facts, and figures about proposed development projects should be obtained directly from the Eastvale Planning Department.

Finally, you can drop by the City’s planning counter during regular business hours (Monday-Thursday 7:30 to 5:30) and talk with a planner about current projects. If a planner is not available, you can also take advantage of our “virtual planner” by utilizing Facetime and an iPad at the front counter to get face to face time with a planner that is able to answer your questions. The Planning Department is located in City Hall: 12363 Limonite Ave, Suite 910 (in the Eastvale Gateway shopping center).

Should you have any questions or comments, City Hall may be reached at Hall (951) 361-0900. City Hall office hours are Monday-Thursday from 7:30 am – 5:30 pm, closed every Friday.

• A Resident’s Guide to Public Particiaption in City Planning

Conservation News

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Water Conservation at Eastvale Parks

As drought conditions persist in California, the State Water Re-sources Control Board’s con-servation mandates continue in our community. Our commu-nity is required to reduce water usage by 28% between June 2015 and February 2016 when compared to the same period in 2013. At 28%, we must reduce water usage by approximately 1.8 billion gallons over a nine-month period.

For more information about water conservation programs, please call JCSD’s Conserva-tion Hotline at (951) 727-8002 or visit www.jcsd.us/conserva-tion.

Parks Really do Make Lives BetterLocal parks and recreation programs help residents stay healthy and connect with their families, friends, and the entire community. Eastvale parks are always filled with people who are participating in sports leagues and fit-ness programs and enjoying recreational activities. The Eastvale dog parks are also always in demand. For the benefit and well-being of the community, it is important to maintain functional turf areas for Eastvale residents. With the State’s current emergency drought status, at times, it can be a challenge to keep turf areas green for every-one’s enjoyment while complying with mandated water conservation requirements.

Conserving More Water at Eastvale ParksIn an effort to reduce water usage in park areas, JCSD’s Parks and Recreation Department is working on a Modi-fied Parks Irrigation Plan that will be presented to the Eastvale Parks Commission and JCSD’s Board of Direc-tors. As part of the plan, JCSD identified segments of turf at 13 local public parks that are heavily used by the com-munity for athletic and recreational purposes and areas that are maintained for park aesthetics.

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JCSD’s analysis found that approximately 28% of park land, which equates to 37.92 acres, falls in the category of ornamental, where water usage could be reduced for significant conservation. By reducing irrigation in orna-mental areas, JCSD would be able to maintain functional areas and still conserve water.

Exploring Technology to Control SprinklersWhen rain is in the forecast, at home, we simply run to the garage to adjust our irrigation controller. Residential properties have irrigation controllers that can program be-tween four and 22 stations. With 13 parks and an abun-dance of frontage landscaping, JCSD has more than 300 irrigation controllers that program 266,240 sprinklers. It takes JCSD staff a total of approximately 20 hours to drive to each location and adjust each of the 300 control-lers for possible rain.

As a result, JCSD has been researching web-based tech-nology that would allow our team to program each irriga-tion station from any location. This will enable us to shut off sprinklers in a matter of minutes rather than driving to each location to manually reprogram stations to adjust for a rain delay.

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Location LegendFee*- Inside/Outside JCSD Parks TerritoryARIS- Dr.AugustineRamirezIntermediateSchool

6905 Harrison Avenue

CCP- Cedar Creek Park 6709 Cedar Creek Road

DCP- Deer Creek Park 6785 Iron Horse Lane

DLP- DairylandPark 14520 San Remo

ECC- EastvaleCommunityCenter 13820 Schleisman Road

ECP- EastvaleCommunityPark 12750 Citrus Street

ERHS- EleanorRooseveltHighSchool 7447 Scholar Way

HNC- HaradaNeighborhoodCenter 13099 65th Street

JCHP- JamesC.HuberPark 6411 Rolling Meadow Street

MVP- Mountain View Park 14444 Selby Avenue

OP- OrchardPark 5900 Festival Way

RPE- RosaParksElementarySchool 13830 Whispering Hills

RWP- RiverwalkPark 7674 Soaring Bird Court

RINK- TheRinks 4325 Prado Road, Corona, CA

LEPET- LePetitePrincessParlour 500 E. Lincoln Ave., Orange, CA

PeeWeeTennisAcademy 411001Is your child just tired of watching all the big kids have all the tennis fun? Well now there’s a group just for the Pee Wees! This clinic is the perfect tennis introduction. Students will learn the basics of the: forehand, backhand, volley, and serve in a coordination building, fitness friendly, fun, atmosphere. Your child will love joining in fun tennis games like: Popcorn Machine, Walk the Tennis Dog, and Alley Rally. We believe that tennis will bring each of our students more fun, fitness, and friendships for a lifetime. No Class on 11/26Instructor: Tennis Anyone|Location: ERHS - TENNIS COURTSCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A1 3-6 Tu 6:30-7:15P 10/6-10/27 4 $59/69A2 3-6 Tu 6:30-7:15P 11/3-11/24 4 $59/69A3 3-6 Tu 6:30-7:15P 12/1-12/15 3 $45/55B1 3-6 Th 6:30-7:15P 10/8-10/29 4 $59/69B2 3-6 Th 6:30-7:15P 11/5-11/26 4 $45/55B3 3-6 Th 6:30-7:15P 12/3-12/17 3 $45/55C1 3-6 Tu,Th 6:30-7:15P 10/6-10/29 4 $85/95C2 3-6 Tu,Th 6:30-7:15P 11/3-11/26 4 $74/84C3 3-6 Tu,Th 6:30-7:15P 12/1-12/17 3 $64/74

PeeWeeSoccer 411002This class will help kids get ready for team soccer. This is a soccer development pro-gram that teaches kids, ages 2.5-6, basic soccer movements and skills by storytelling, imagination, and play, while at the same time building confidence and self-esteem. Some parent participation may be required for kids ages 2.5-3. First half of class will focus on soccer activities and the second half of class will have kids play in small-sided games. All participants will receive an end of class goodie bag and participation award. Please Note: Arrive 15 minutes early to 1st class. Please bring soccer ball (size 3) and water bottle each time. Shin guards are mandatory, cleats are optional. Instructor: SportFit |Location: DCP - SOCCER FIELDCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 2.5-3 W 5:30-6:30P 10/7-11/11 6 $75/85B 4-6 W 6:30-7:30P 10/7-11/11 6 $75/85

BiddySoccerLeague 421013Your child will have a great time playing soccer while making new friends. They will learn the benefits of sportsmanship, sharing, and teamwork. Everyone will receive team shirt and medal. First day will be practice and team assignments. No Class on 11/28Instructor: Trifytt Sports|Location: DCP - SOCCER FIELDCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 2-3 Sa 9:30-10:00A 10/24-12/5 7 $69/79B 3-5 Sa 10:00-10:45P 10/24-12/5 7 $69/79

TriFyttBasketball 411003Come and join TriFytt Sports and learn or improve the skills needed to become a skill-ful basketball player. Kids will have a great time with friends and coaches. Everyone will receive a class shirt.Instructor: Trifytt Sports|Location: ARIS - Outside Basketball CourtsCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 3-4 Tu 4:00-4:45P 10/20-11/24 6 $69/79B 4-6 Tu 5:00-5:45P 10/20-11/24 6 $69/79C 7-10 Tu 6:00-6:45P 10/20-11/24 6 $69/79D 10-14 Tu 7:00-7:45P 10/20-11/24 6 $69/79

TriFyttTee-Ball 411004Here is a great chance for kids to be introduced to tee-ball in a fun and safe environ-ment while learning the basics of the game. Every child will also be given a class t-shirt. No Class on 11/26Instructor: Trifytt Sports|Location: DCP - BALL FIELDCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 2-3 Th 5:00-5:30P 10/22-12/3 7 $79/79B 3-5 Th 6:30-7:15P 10/22-12/3 7 $69/79C 5-7 Th 5:30-6:15P 10/22-12/3 7 $69/79

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Jurupa Community Services District receives CAPRA Agency Accreditation

In September 2015, JCSD Parks and Recreation joined the ranks of elite park and recreation agencies and

departments across the country by earning accreditation through the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). JCSD’s Parks and Recreation Department is the 5th agency in Califor-nia to receive this award.

CAPRA accreditation is the only national accreditation for park and recreation agencies, and is a measure of an agency’s overall quality of operation, management and service to the community. This mark of distinction indicates that an agency has met rigorous standards related to the management and administration of lands, facilities, resources, programs, safety and services.

What CAPRA Accreditation Means to the Community:• Assuranceandvalidationofwell-administeredservices• High-qualityserviceandoperation• Regionalandnationalrecognition• Enhancesteamworkandinteractionbetweenstaff,the community, organizations, and local and regional agencies• PrideinknowingthatEastvaleParks Make Life Better!

JCSD Parks and Recreation is proud to serve the residents of Eastvale and is honored to receive this prestigious award. Thank you Eastvale community for your continued support.

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JuniorTennisAcademy 421001/421012Instructor: Tennis Anyone|Location: ERHS - TENNIS COURTSThe focus of the Beginning Junior Tennis Academy is learning the 4 major strokes of the game in a fun filled, fitness friendly, atmosphere. Students will work to establish form on the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. Students will abso-lutely love playing drills like: King of the Tennis Hill, Tennis Baseball, and Tennis Line Tag. We believe that tennis will bring each of our students more fun, fitness, and friendships for a lifetime. Beginners over the age of 13 should start in the Advanced Junior Tennis Academy. No Class on 11/26

Beginning 421001CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A1 7-13 Tu 6:30-8:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $69/79A2 7-13 Tu 6:30-8:00P 11/3-11/24 4 $69/79A3 7-13 Tu 6:30-8:00P 12/1-12/15 3 $52/62B1 7-13 Th 6:30-8:00P 10/8-10/29 4 $69/79B2 7-13 Th 6:30-8:00P 11/5-11/26 4 $52/62B3 7-13 Th 6:30-8:00P 12/3-12/17 3 $52/62C1 7-13 Tu,Th 6:30-8:00P 10/6-10/29 4 $103/113C2 7-13 Tu,Th 6:30-8:00P 11/3-11/26 4 $91/101C3 7-13 Tu,Th 6:30-8:00P 12/1-12/17 3 $78/88

IntertoAdvanced 421012CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A1 7-17 Tu,Th 7:30-9:30P 10/6-10/29 4 $113/123A2 7-17 Tu,Th 7:30-9:30P 11/3-11/26 4 $99/109A3 7-17 Tu,Th 7:30-9:30P 12/1-12/17 3 $85/95B1 7-17 Tu 7:30-9:30P 10/6-10/27 4 $84/94B2 7-17 Tu 7:30-9:30P 11/3-11/24 4 $84/94B3 7-17 Tu 7:30-9:30P 12/1-12/15 3 $63/73C1 7-17 Th 7:30-9:30P 10/8-10/29 4 $84/94C2 7-17 Th 7:30-9:30P 11/5-11/19 3 $63/73C3 7-17 Th 7:30-9:30P 12/3-12/17 3 $63/73

Semi-PrivateTennisLessons 421003These Semi-private lessons are designed for 2-4 students and 1 coach. This smaller setting gives students the opportunity to get more attention and focus from the coach. Make sure to double check the age and level for each class. Students will train on skills appropriate for their level. NO class on 11/26Instructor: Tennis Anyone|Location: ERHS - TENNIS COURT CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*Advanced PeeWee (3-6)A1 3-6 W 6:30-7:30P 10/7-10/28 4 $99/109A2 3-6 W 6:30-7:30P 11/4-11/25 4 $99/109A3 3-6 W 6:30-7:30P 12/2-12/16 3 $75/85Beginning Junior (7-13)B1 7-13 W 7:30-8:30P 10/7-10/28 4 $99/109B2 7-13 W 7:30-8:30P 11/4-11/25 4 $99/109B3 7-13 W 7:30-8:30P 12/2-12/16 3 $75/85Intermediate to Advanced (7-15)C1 7-15 W 6:30-7:30P 10/7-10/28 4 $99/109C2 7-15 W 6:30-7:30P 11/4-11/25 4 $99/109C3 7-15 W 6:30-7:30P 12/2-12/16 3 $75/85C4 7-15 W 7:30-8:30P 10/7-10/28 4 $99/109C5 7-15 W 7:30-8:30P 11/4-11/25 4 $99/109C6 7-15 W 7:30-8:30P 12/2-12/16 3 $75/85Beginning Adult (16+) D1 16+ Tu 8:00-9:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $99/109D2 16+ Tu 8:00-9:00P 11/3-11/24 4 $99/109D3 16+ Tu 8:00-9:00P 12/1-12/15 3 $75/85D4 16+ W 8:30-9:30P 10/7-10/28 4 $99/109D5 16+ W 8:30-9:30P 11/4-11/25 4 $99/109D6 16+ W 8:30-9:30P 12/2-12/16 3 $75/85D7 16+ Tu /W 8:00-900P 10/6-10/28 4 $179/189D8 16+ Tu /W 8:00-900P 11/3-11/25 4 $179/189D9 16+ Tu /W 8:00-900P 12/1-12/16 3 $134/144Intermediate to Advanced Adult (16+) F1 16+ W 8:30-9:30P 10/7-10/28 4 $99/109F2 16+ W 8:30-9:30P 11/4-11/25 4 $99/109F3 16+ W 8:30-9:30P 12/2-12/16 3 $75/85G1 16+ Th 8:00-9:00P 10/8-10/29 4 $99/109G2 16+ Th 8:00-9:00P 11/5-11/19 3 $75/85G3 16+ Th 8:00-9:00P 12/3-12/17 3 $75/85G4 16+ Th/ W 8:00-9:00P 10/7-10/29 4 $179/189G5 16+ Th/ W 8:00-9:00P 11/4-11/26 4 $179/189G6 16+ Th/ W 8:00-9:00P 12/2-2/17 3 $134/144

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Futsal 421015Futsal is a form of indoor soccer which uses a smaller, heavier low bounce ball. Futsal is played on a hard surfaced, basketball sized court with touchline boundar-ies and without walls. This set up is perfect for player development as it prepares players for soccer and allows them to get more interaction with the ball. Classes will focus on improving individual ball mastery skills, control, dribbling, turning, moves to beat a defender, passing, receiving, defending, and more. Balls will be provided for each player. Please wear gym/indoor soccer shoes and shin guards. No Class on 11/21Instructor: Joel Perales|Location: ECC - Gymnasium CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 6-8.99 Sa 12:00-1:00P 11/7-11/28 3 $65/75B1 9-11.99 Sa 1:00-2:00P 11/7-11/28 3 $65/75C1 12-14.99 Sa 2:00-3:00P 11/7-11/28 3 $65/75

VolleyballSkillz 421010Join Trifytt Sports in our volleyball camp and learn or improve the skills needed to become a skillful volleyball player. This camp will focus on the fundamentals skills of volleyball by using fun games and exercises, while also developing sportsman-ship and character. Every participant receives a camp shirt.Instructor: Trifytt Sports|Location: ARIS – Blacktop VB CourtsCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-9 M 5:30-6:30P 10/19-11/23 6 $69/79B 10-14 M 6:30-7:30P 10/19-11/23 6 $69/79

Multi-Sport 411011Here is a great chance for kids to play their favorite sports all at one camp. This camp is designed to motivate children to be active and healthy while giving them the fundamental skills needed to succeed and grow in whichever sport they choose. Every child will be given a camp shirt./No Class on 11/28Instructor: Trifytt Sports|Location: DCP - SOCCER FIELDCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 2-3 Sa 11:00-11:30A 10/24-12/5 7 $69/79B 3-5 Sa 11:30-12:15P 10/24-12/5 7 $69/79

LearntoSkate 421011Learn the basics of skating, passing, stick handling and shooting. Open to new play-ers who have never skated or played before. Skates and gear are provided for those needing it.Instructor: The Rinks|Location: RINK - The RinksCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-15 Tu 4:30-5:30P 10/6-10/27 4 $40/50

Track&Field 421014Come join Trifytt Sports and learn the skills necessary to become a great track athlete in sprints, distance running, and jumps, while also learning the benefits of goal setting, hard work, and perseverance. Every athlete will receive a class shirt. No Class on 11/27Instructor: Trifytt Sports|Location: DCP - SOCCER FIELDCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-7 F 5:30-6:15P 10/23-12/4 7 $69/79B 7-12 F 6:30-7:15P 10/23-12/4 7 $69/79

KenpoKungFu 411007Join us for fun and functional self-defense. Our class is designed to improve focus, awareness and confidence. Students will gain balance, coordination, flexibility and strength. Subjects such as predators, stranger danger and bully awareness/defense will be addressed. We use educational drills and activities to teach that staying alert will keep one safe. Traditional weapons will be covered beginning with the padded nun chucks. Our program is traditional martial arts based and ongoing. All partici-pants begin as white belts and have the opportunity to progress to black belt.Instructor: Cesar Garcia|Location: ECC - Activity RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 6-9 M,W 5:15-6:05P 11/2-11/30 4 $58/68A2 6-9 M,W 5:15-6:05P 12/2-12/30 4 $58/68B1 6-9 M,W 6:10-7:00P 11/2-11/30 4 $58/68B2 6-9 M,W 6:10-7:00P 12/2-12/30 4 $58/68C1 10+ M,W 7:10-8:10P 11/2-11/30 4 $58/68C2 10+ M,W 7:10-8:10P 12/2-12/30 4 $58/68

CephasKarateJujitsu 411010/421005Students are taught discipline through body movement, control and coordination. Balance is honed using drills, reflex through evasive games, motor skills through ex-ercise and anti-abduction techniques through class discussion and activities. Please Note: There is a onetime $50 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Soke Will Cephas|Location: ECC - StageYouth 411010CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-8 Tu,Th 3:00-3:45P 10/6-10/29 4 $60/70B 4-8 Tu,Th 3:00-3:45P 11/3-12/3 4 $60/70D 9-15 Tu,Th 3:00-3:45P 10/6-10/29 4 $60/70E 9-15 Tu,Th 3:00-3:45P 11/3-12/3 4 $60/70Adult 421005A 17+ F 10:00-11:00A 10/9-10/30 4 $60/70B 17+ F 10:00-11:00A 11/6-12/4 5 $60/70

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ItsyBitsySports 411012Itsy Bitsy Sports is a developmentally appropriate introductory program for children 3-5 years old. The program prepares children for organized sports in a fun environment. Registration begins: Septmeber 21, 2015Fee: $40Location:ECCGymnasiumCL# Ages Day/s Time Date Wks SportsA 3-5 TTh 11:00A-12:00P 10/27-11/19 4 SoccerB 3-5 MW 11:00A-12:00P 11/-9-12/3 4 Basketball

YouthVolleyball 721009Boys and Girls ages 6 -16 are invited to participate in a fun filled season of energetic and recreational games with training in fundamentals and techniques of Volleyball. Registration fee includes team jersey, picture package, and participation trophy. You must bring a copy of each participant’s birth certificate. Practices are held 1 or 2 times per week at the Eastvale Community Center. There will be a mandatory evaluation day on September26,2015 at the ECC Gymnasium.

REGISTER EARLY, SPACE IS LIMITED IN EACH DIVISION!Seasonbegins: October 2015Fee: $85/$95Location:ECCGymnasium

CL # Ages Game Day/s Start Date Wks

A 6-8 Su October 2015 10 B 9-10 Su October 2015 10 C 11-12 Su October 2015 10D 13-14 Su October 2015 10 E 15-16 Su October 2015 10

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YouthBasketball 721003Boys and Girls are invited to participate in a fun filled season of energetic and rec-reational games with training in fundamentals and techniques of basketball. Registration fee includes a reversible team jersey, picture package, and a par-ticipation trophy. The JCSD Eastvale Youth Basketball League will be conduct-ing a mandatory evaluation day on November 21, 2015 at the ECC Gymnasium.

REGISTERbyNovember20,2015!The year born is the primary criteria for determining the age for competition. Players must provide written verification of date of birth. Special provision players using grade for the division must provide written verification of current grade.

DivisionAA:Bornin2000or2001 Players who are born in 2000 or 2001 and players born in 1999 and in a grade no

higher than 10th are eligible.DivisionA:Bornin2002or2003

Players who are born in 2002 or 2003 and players born in 2001 and in a grade no higher than 8th are eligible.

DivisionB:Bornin2004or2005Players who are born in 2004 or 2005 and players born in 2003 and in a grade no

higher than 6th are eligible.DivisionC:Bornin2006or2007

Players who are born in 2006 or 2007 and players born in 2005 and in a grade no higher than 4th are eligible.

DivisionD:Juniors-Bornin2008or2009Children will participate in a structured, non-competitive sports league geared to-

wards developing sports knowledge for future play.DivisionE:Peewee-Bornin2010or2011

Children will have fun while learning how to work together in a team sports. Children will learn basic skills related to the game of basketball.

Seasonbegins: January 9 & 10, 2016Fee: $85/$95Instructor:JCSDStaff|Location:ECCGymnasium

CL # Ages Game Day/s Start Date WksAA 2000-2001 Su January 10 10 A 2002-2003 Su January 10 10B 2004-2005 Su January 10 10 C 2006-2007 Su January 10 10 D 2008-2009 Sa January 9 10 E 2010-2011 Sa January 9 10

COACHES WANTED Share your passion for sports. Contact JCSD at (951) 727-3524 or via email at [email protected].

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CoedAdultKickball 731004Gather a group of friends and play a fun school yard game. The league will consist of 10 weeks of play and one week of playoffs.

Location:JCHPCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Fee* A 18+ M 6:30-9:30P 10/26 $325

CoedAdultSoccer 731011The Jurupa Community Services District will be offering two adult soccer leagues. We will be offering a Coed Leagues that plays on Sunday mornings. These soccer leagues are a fun energetic way to play the game, and stay in shape. The leagues will consist of 10 weeks of play and one week of playoffs. Location:OPCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Fee* 7 vs.7 18+ Su 10:30-1:30P 10/25 $425/42511 vs. 11 30+ Su 1:15-7:00P 10/25 $1100/1100

CoedAdultVolleyball 731013This fun-filled recreational Adult Coed Volleyball League will be played on Friday eve-nings at the Eastvale Community Gymnasium. Games will last 60 minutes. In addition to the fee, each team is required to pay $15 cash per game to pay the referee fee.Location:ECCGymnasiumCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Fee* A 18+ F 6:30-10:30P 10/16 $330

CoedAdultBasketball 731001The Jurupa Community Services District offers a weeknight adult basketball league, which will begin in October. Space is limited. Registration fee will be $375 per team (plus a $50 refundable forfeit fee). Teams are responsible for an additional $25 cash per game for referees. Location:ECCGymnasiumCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Fee* J 18+ Th 6:30-10:30P 10/29 $425K 35+ Tu 6:30-10:30P 10/27 $425

Community LeaguesAYSOEastvale#1605

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EastvaleGirlsSoftballAssociation

(951) 778-3472

EastvaleLittleLeague(951) 903-6515

EastvaleMustangsYouthFootball&CheerProgram

(951) 531-7038

EastvalePopWarnerYouthFootball

(951) 444-0557

EmpireSoccer(951) 817-5639

SandSCricketAssociationEastvaleCricketLeague

(951) 454-8444

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Insanity 454000You’ve seen it on television with the famous fitness trainer, Shaun T. Now you have the opportunity to try Insanity live, in a group setting. This max interval training workout incorporates strength, core, balance and plyometric moves. Set to heart-pumping music to keep you motivated. No equipment is needed, as you push your-self to insane levels. You don’t have to be in perfect shape….there are modifications for every move. Get ready to DIG DEEP!!!!Instructor: Brandi Hayes|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 14+ W 7:45-8:45P 10/7-10/28 4 $45/55B 14+ W 7:45-8:45P 11/4-11/25 4 $45/55C 14+ W 7:45-8:45P 12/2-12/23 4 $45/55

BeginningGuitar 412001Ever dream of playing an instrument? Learn to play guitar or bass like your favorite Rockstar! No experience or equipment necessary. Like the hundreds of musicians learning from us now, this is the most fun you’ll have learning to Rock!!!Please Note: No Equipment necessary.Instructor: Rockstars of Tomorrow|Location: ECC -Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 4+ Tu 6:30-7:15P 10/6-10/27 4 $80/90B 4+ Tu 6:30-7:15P 11/3-11/24 4 $80/90

BeginningDrums 412002Ever dream of playing an instrument? Learn to play drums like your favorite Rock-star! No experience necessary. Like the hundreds of musicians learning from us now, this is the most fun you’ll have learning to Rock!!!Instructor: Rockstars of Tomorrow |Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 4+ Su 12:00-12:45P 10/4-10/25 4 $80/90B 4+ Su 12:00-12:45P 11/1-11/22 4 $80/90

BeginningVoice 412003Ever dream of singing? Learn to sing like your favorite Rockstar! No experience or equipment necessary. Like the hundreds of musicians learning from us now, this is the most fun you’ll have learning to Rock!!!Please Note: No equipment necessary.Instructor: Rockstars of Tomorrow |Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 4+ Th 6:00-6:45P 10/1-10/22 4 $80/90B 4+ Th 6:00-6:45P 10/29-11/19 4 $80/90

MusicstarKidz 412004Creative Brain Learning Kidz explores music as a powerful tool in development of the whole child by way of targeted fun, and disguised learning activities that are designed to improve the whole child. Please Note: There is a $20 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Creative Brain Learning|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A .5-3 W 9:30-10:20A 10/7-10/28 4 $40/50

ParentandMeCreativeMovement 413003Exercise your child’s mind and body through fun activities!! Class activities include warm-up, traveling movements, dancing, gymnastics, balance beam, musical instru-ments, learning colors, shapes, etc. Basic movements are incorporated with various skills to improve, rhythm, listening and following directions. Great for boys and girls!/No Class 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - ECC StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 1-3 M 5:00-5:45P 10/19-12/7 7 $79/89B 1-3 Th 9:45-10:30A 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89

IntrotoDance/CreativeMovement 413001Exercise your child’s mind and body through fun activities! Class activities include warm-up, traveling movements, dancing, gymnastics, balance beam, musical instru-ments, learning colors, and shapes, etc. Basic movements are incorporated with vari-ous skills to improve rhythm, listening and following directions. Great for boys and girls! No Class on 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC -StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 2-3 M 4:15-5:00P 10/19-12/7 7 $79/89

Ballet 413002Ballet technique is taught through the use of barre work, stretching, body-placement and center floor. Terminology and history will be introduced. This class instills disci-pline, self-esteem and coordination while having fun!/No Class 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - ECC StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 2-3 W 9:45-10:30A 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89B 4-6 W 10:30-11:15A 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89C 2-3 W 5:00-5:45P 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89D 4-6 W 5:45-6:30P 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89E 7-13 W 6:30-7:15P 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89

Ballet&Tap 413012A fun class to introduce your little dancer the ballet and tap basics, first half is ballet, consists of stretching, traveling and ballet techniques. The second half of the class is music making, rhythmic tap dance, instills grace, coordination, listening and follow-ing direction skills, gain strength and flexibility. No Class on 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: HNC - Neighborhood CenterCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*

A 2-3 Th 5:00-5:45P 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89B 4-6 Th 5:45-6:30P 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89C 7-13 Th 6:30-7:15P 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89

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HipHop 413007Love to Dance? A fun, high energy class for everyone! Learn the latest hip dance styles accompanied by R&B, pop, rap oriented music. Look like your favorite artist in their latest music video. Gain confidence, coordination, musicality, and a sense of personal style through self-expression. Class consists of warm up/stretching, traveling movements and a routine/dance. Great for both boys and girls! No Class 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-6 Tu 5:00-5:45P 10/20-12/8 7 $79/89B 7-13 Tu 5:45-6:30P 10/20-12/8 7 $79/89

HipHop/Jazz 413008A fun class which dance/jazz techniques are introduced through warm up, stretches, traveling movements, jumps, kicks, and an excited routine/dance. Gain strength, flexibility, confidence, improve musicality, coordination, and body place-ment. Enjoy dancing while getting fit! No Class 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-6 W 9:00-9:45A 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89

TapDance 413009 A fun class for boys and girls to make music and rhythms with their feet! Class includes warm up, traveling movements, and a dance. Promotes coordination, confidence, balance, and increases stamina while having fun! Please note: No Class 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: HNCCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-13 Th 4:15-5:00P 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89

DanceRecital 413010A star is born! This is your opportunity to dance on stage and perform for all. Rehearsal classes are held on Fridays for 30 minutes in 7 weeks/classes to learn the dance. Showtime will be on December 19th on the ECC Stage. Instructor requires dancers to register and participate in technique class during the week. There’s a required costume fee of $45 to the instructor to purchase. Shoes and accessories are optional. Solo/Duet/Trio instructor will schedule time and date with participant. No Class on 11/23 to 11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* Ballet A 2-3 F 4:00-4:30P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65B 3-5 F 4:00-4:30P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Lyrical C 5-13 F 4:30-5:00P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Ballet (5-13)D 5-13 F 5:00-5:30P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Hip Hop (3-5)E 3-5 F 5:30-6:00P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Musical Theater (5-13)F 5-13 F 6:00-6:30P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Hip Hop (5-13) G 5-13 F 6:30-7:00P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Jazz (5-13)H 5-13 F 7:00-7:30P 10/30-12/18 7 $55/65Solo/Duet/TrioI TBA 10/30-12/18 7 $150/160

Stretch&Strengthen 413013A great class for young dancers trying to improve their flexibility and strength.Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - ECC StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-13 W 3:30-4:15P 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89

Gymnastics 411006Students learn acrobatic techniques, forward and backwards rolls, cartwheels, jumps, head and handstands, backbends, bridge, etc. A fun and challenging class incorporated with various strengthening exercises. Activities include, beam and mats. Great for boys and girls!/No Class 11/23-11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 2-3 M 5:45-6:30P 10/19-12/7 7 $79/89B 4-5 M 6:30-7:15P 10/19-12/7 7 $79/89C 7-13 M 7:15-8:00P 10/19-12/7 7 $79/89D 4-6 Th 9:00-9:45A 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89E 2-3 Th 10:30-11:15A 10/22-12/10 7 $79/89

Lyrical/Contemporary 423006A fun class with ballet, jazz, and modern techniques introduced through warm up, stretches, traveling movements, jumps, and turns. Techniques are accompanied by, and expressed through, the lyrics to a soft/meaningful song. Lyrical style is similar to a blend of ballet, modern, and jazz and is sometimes referred to as interpretive dance./No Class 11/23-11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-13 W 4:15-5:00P 10/21-12/9 7 $79/89

Jazz 423014A fun class which dance/jazz techniques are introduced through warm up, stretch-es, traveling movements, jumps, kicks, and an excited routine/dance. Gain strength, flexibility, confidence, improve musicality, coordination, and body placement. Enjoy dancing while getting fit! No Class 11/23-11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-13 Tu 6:30-7:15P 10/20-12/8 7 $79/89

BatonTwirling 421006Baton Twirling is a great sport for the youth of today. Participation will develop their motor skills and learn discipline, self-confidence, and teamwork. We march in parades and do special performances. Please note: Batons may be purchased at first class for $25.Instructor: Ellen Gailing|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 7-15 Th 5:00-6:00P 10/1-10/22 4 $28/38B 7-15 Th 5:00-6:00P 10/29-11/19 4 $28/38C 7-15 Th 5:00-6:00P 12/3-12/17 3 $21/31

Letters To SantaThe Eastvale Community Center will be recieving letters to Santa for delivery to

the North Pole.Drop off or mail letters to:

Eastvale Community Center13820 Schleisman Road

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ParentandMeArt 415004Parents and kids can learn a variety of art such as make and take play-doh, finger puppets, art projects for art appreciation, learning development, and creative fun!Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC -Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3+ Tu 10:00-10:50A 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49B 3+ Tu 10:00-10:50A 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49C 3+ Tu 10:00-10:50A 12/8-12/29 4 $39/49

Grandparent&MeColor 415006Grandparents and kids can learn a variety of art such as make and take play-doh, finger puppets, art projects for art appreciation, learning development, and creative fun.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3+ Tu 11:00-11:50A 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49B 3+ Tu 11:00-11:50A 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49C 3+ Tu 11:00-11:50A 12/8-12/29 4 $39/49

Grandparent&MeClay 415007This class will present the opportunity for grandparents and kids to work with self-drying clays to develop, build and paint colorful clay projects using slab and other methods. This class is great for beginners as well as the seasoned artist. Special needs welcome.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3+ Th 12:00-12:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49B 3+ Th 12:00-12:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39C 3+ Th 12:00-12:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39

Teacher individualizes the program according to each child’s needs,

skills, and goals.

This is an ongoing program

Credentialed Teacher

Multidisciplinary

Preschool Curriculum

Programa Bilingüe 3 -5 years old

Teacher: Edna Martinez [email protected] (714)369-4070

Fun learning environment

Fosters creativity Field trips* Arts and crafts Art around the

world* Science Computer Lab* PE *

*Gotitas Ingeniosas

Gotitas Ingeniosas

5 day Class (4-5 yrs. Old)

11:30am-2:30pm

Burbujitas Alegres

3 day class (4-5 yrs. old)

9am-11am

Chispitas de Amor

2 day class (3-4 yrs. Old) 9am-11am

This well rounded bilingual class will engage children in developmentally appropriate activities through play, music, and hands-on activities in a fun, nurturing environment. Students will gain an understanding of the alphabet, science, sign language, math, art with different mediums and techniques, preschool crafts and crafts from around the world.

Dual Immersion Programs

MusicalTheater 423015A fun class which includes singing, dancing and acting, similar to a Broadway show or the hit TV series “GLEE”. Be a star! No Class 11/23-11/27Instructor: Llorena Talley|Location: ECC - ECC StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-13 Tu 4:15-5:00P 10/20-12/8 7 $79/89

LineDance 433002Students will explore beginner / high beginner level line dances that are performed to Motown, R & B, Gospel, Salsa, Jazz and Country music throughout the nation at family reunions, wedding receptions, retirement parties and the ‘Club’. No partner is needed for this low-impact exercise for the mind and body. Instructor: Heart & Soul Line Dance|Location: HNC – Activity RmCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 18+ Tu 5:30-7:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $28/38B 18+ Tu 5:30-7:00P 11/3-11/24 3 $21/31C 18+ Tu 5:30-7:00P 12/1-12/22 3 $21/31

Zumba 424002Zumba is a fusion of Latin and international music with fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. You’ll have fun dancing Latin moves to rhythms such as merengue, salsa and reggaeton, while burning calories. Come and join the dance party and see results!Instructor: Joann Galluccio|Location: ECC - StageCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 12+ M 3:00-4:00P 10/5-10/26 4 $45/55A1 12+ M 3:00-4:00P 11/2-11/23 4 $45/55A2 12+ M 3:00-4:00P 11/30-12/21 4 $45/55B 18+ Tu 7:45-8:45P 10/6-10/27 4 $45/55B1 18+ Tu 7:45-8:45P 11/3-11/24 4 $45/55B2 18+ Tu 7:45-8:45P 12/1-12/22 4 $45/55C 18+ Th 8:00-9:00P 10/8-10/29 4 $45/55C1 18+ Th 8:00-9:00P 11/5-11/19 3 $34/44C2 18+ Th 8:00-9:00P 12/3-12/17 3 $34/44D 18+ F 9:00-10:00A 10/9-10/30 4 $45/55D1 18+ F 9:00-10:00A 11/6-11/20 3 $34/44D2 18+ F 9:00-10:00A 12/4-12/18 3 $34/44

YogaVinyasaFlow 424003Vinyasa flow is mainly taught in this yoga series. Vinyasa means “breath-synchro-nized movement”. There is a series of poses that will move you thru the power of inhaling and exhaling. The synchronized breathing relaxes the mind and helps release any blockage of energy flow throughout the body. Strike a pose for strength and less stress!Instructor: Giving Tree Yoga|Location: HNC CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 12+ Th 8:00-8:55P 10/1-10/22 4 $50/60B 12+ Th 8:00-8:55P 11/5-11/19 3 $38/48C 12+ Th 8:00-8:55P 12/3-12/17 3 $38/48

BollywoodDance 423004Beginner level class, students will learn a high-energy Bollywood dance designed for Stage performance. The class is designed to provide a fun filled environment with emphasis on active participation while immersing the students in an exhilarating world of Bollywood. With every class student learn a new set of easy to follow routines and combination.Instructor: Nahid Khan|Location: HNC CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-12 M 5:00-6:00P 10/5-10/26 4 $55/65B 5-12 M 5:00-6:00P 11/2-11/30 4 $55/65C 5-12 M 5:00-6:00P 12/7-12/28 4 $55/65

Arts


BotanicalArtistry Grandparent&Me 419011Cultivate the artist in your child/children using natural and organic materials. Help your little one learn that getting messy can be fun. Children will create gardening projects they can be proud of.Instructor: Roslynn Dillard|Location: MVP - ACTIVITY ROOMCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 2-6 Tu 8:30-9:30A 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49A2 2-6 Tu 8:30-9:30A 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49A3 2-6 Tu 8:30-9:30A 12/1-12/22 4 $39/49B1 2-6 Sa 8:30-9:30A 10/3-10/24 4 $39/49B2 2-6 Sa 8:30-9:30A 10/31-11/21 4 $39/39B3 2-6 Sa 8:30-9:30A 11/28-12/19 4 $39/49

CartooningClass 425001Learn the secrets of cartoon drawing and create your very own cartoon story in this unique arts class. Students will learn to draw cartoon characters and other elements and will create their own story ideas and turn them into actual cartoons!Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 W 3:00-3:50P 10/7-10/28 4 $39/49B 6-12 W 3:00-3:50P 11/4-11/25 4 $39/49C 6-12 W 3:00-3:50P 12/9-12/23 4 $39/49

ModelTreehouseArchitecture 425007In this class you will develop your ideas, plans and drawings for your fantasy treehouse. We will take inspiration from fabulous treehouse architecture and interesting architecture from around the world. You will be able to complete a small model treehouse in great detail. Focus on both the exterior and interior. Treehouses can be space age and futuristic, or more like aq house for a garden fairy. What features will your treehouse have? Perhaps you’ll design a moat, a swing, stained glass windows, an elevator, a moon roof? Your imagination can go wild in this terrific hands-on class.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-16 Tu 5:00-5:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49B 6-16 Tu 5:00-5:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49C 6-16 Tu 5:00-5:50P 12/8-12/22 3 $39/49

Let’sPaint 425022Create bright, bold and beautiful paintings in this popular class. Learn paint-ing and color mixing techniques. Use a variety of tools: brushes, palette knives, sponges, etc. for interesting effects. Paint several full color paintings on quality artists’ paper and two paintings on canvas. Students choose their own subject matter for each painting. Special needs welcome. Parent participation may be required. Please Note: There is a $15 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC -Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49A1 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49A2 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:50P 12/8-12/22 4 $39/49B 18+ Th 8:00-8:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49B1 18+ Th 8:00-8:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39B2 18+ Th 8:00-8:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39

StreetArt&CityScrapes 425024In this class you will explore the street art and movements and gain inspiration to develop your own unique style by creating a work of original art. Learn about contemporary collage artists such as, Banksy, Alexandre Orion, and Keith Haring, whose work has moved out of the streets and into fine galleries. Try out and combine various materials and techniques such as stenciling, stickers, wood block printing, marker pens, fine brush detailing, air brush, reverse street art and much more. Also experiment with lettering styles! Special needs welcome. Parent participation may be required.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 10-18 Tu 7:00-7:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49B 10-18 Tu 7:00-7:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49C 10-18 Tu 7:00-7:50P 12/8-12/22 3 $39/49

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JewelryMaking 425026Make handmade beads and arrange them to make various custom jewelry as well as using buttons, and recycled items to be develop fun and exciting, one of a kind, jewelry.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-13 W 4:00-4:50P 10/7-10/28 4 $39/49B 6-13 W 4:00-4:50P 11/4-11/25 4 $39/49C 6-13 W 4:00-4:50P 12/9-12/23 3 $39/49

Pastels 425028Build large, colorful floral, and portraits using pastel techniques in soft and oil pas-tel. Special needs welcome. Parent participation may be required.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - ECC Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Th 4:00-4:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49B 6-12 Th 4:00-4:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39C 6-12 Th 4:00-4:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39

InventorArtists’Class 425029This class provides children with a fabulous way to get their creative juices flowing through a fun and playful experience. Investigate Leonardo Da Vinci’s inventions and his art. Analyze his inventions like the bicycle, catapult, and flying machines. Brainstorm and collaborate to come up with new and creative ideas for machines and other inventions. Build prototypes using a variety of tools and materials provided. Develop snazzy names for your inventions and create television-style advertisements for selling your new exciting products! Special needs welcome. Parent participation may be required. Please note: $10 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-13 Th 3:00-3:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49B 6-13 Th 3:00-3:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39C 6-15 Th 3:00-3:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39


Art101 425031This class gives all artistic skill leveled participants the opportunity to explore the various options that art can provide. Develop watercolor, zoetrope animation, drawings, quilling, etching, zentangle, etc. Projects are to take home at the end of class. Special needs welcome. Parent participation may be required. Please Note: There is a $10 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-13 Th 5:00-5:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49A1 6-13 Th 5:00-5:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39A2 6-13 Th 5:00-5:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39B 14+ M 3:00-3:50P 10/5-10/26 4 $39/49B1 14+ M 3:00-3:50P 11/2-11/23 4 $39/49B2 14+ M 3:00-3:50P 12/7-12/21 3 $39/49

ClaysofAllTypes 425032Build and decorate bird houses, jewelry and sculptures using various clays and techniques such as slab, coil, and faux techniques. Polymer, self-drying clays and paint will be used. Special needs welcome. Parent participation may be requiredInstructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-12 Th 6:00-6:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49B 5-12 Th 6:00-6:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39C 5-12 Th 6:00-6:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39E 13-18 Th 7:00-7:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $29/39F 13-18 Th 7:00-7:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39G 13-18 Th 7:00-7:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39

KidseZon

Enriching the lives of youth through meaningful recreation experiences!

Philosophy

Before & After School ProgramKids Zone is a Before & Afterschool Program located on el-

ementary school campuses. Kids enjoy a variety of recreational experiences including games, arts and crafts, science and cook-

ing projects, outdoor play as well as time for homework.

Hours of Operation:Before school: M-F: 7:00am - beginning of school *

*before school not available at Eastvale ElementaryAfterschool: M-F: from school release - 6:30pm

Locations:Clara Barton Elementary School

Eastvale Elementary SchoolRosa Parks Elementary School

Ronald Regan Elementary School Children must be currently enrolled in K-6th grade. Initial registration must be completed at the Eastvale Community

CenterorHaradaNeighborhoodCenter. The registration packet

includes an emergency form and parent manual. Kids Zone sites do not accept

registration or payments.

Registration

Kids Zone is committed to providing a fun, safe, age-appropriate recreation program which encourages social development, provides diverse

experiences, promotes health & wellness, and responds to the needs of families, schools, and the community.

Kids Zone Off Track CAMP

Hours of Operation:M-F: 7am - 6:30pm

Locations:Clara Barton Elementary SchoolRosa Parks Elementary School

Ronald Regan Elementary School

Fees:Visit our website:

www.jcsd.us/KidsZonefor list of applicable fees

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Drawing 425035Greatly improve your drawing skills. Learn to create more realism and three-dimen-sionality in your work. Focus on perspective, composition and shading techniques. Work with a variety of subjects (still life, nature, human form, animals, architecture, etc.) while building an art portfolio. Students will be encouraged to take risks and stretch their abilities while developing their own individual style and creative ap-proach. We will work both with a studio setting and photos.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Tu 3:00-3:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49A1 6-12 Tu 3:00-3:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49A2 6-12 Tu 3:00-3:50P 12/8-12/22 3 $39/49AdvancedB 13-18 Th 2:00-2:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $39/49B1 13-18 Th 2:00-2:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $29/39B2 13-18 Th 2:00-2:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $29/39

Let’sDesign 425036Have you ever wanted to be a fashion, interior, or product designer? This fun class will teach the basics of line, color, form, textures and shape. Make concept sketches and learn about fashion in this fun and engaging class. Learn how fabrics drape and move, and react when worn to create a signature style. Please Note: There is a $10 material fee due at the first class meetingInstructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Tu 6:00-6:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $39/49B 6-12 Tu 6:00-6:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $39/49C 6-12 Tu 6:00-6:50P 12/8-12/22 3 $39/49

MySculpture 425040Learn to make many types of sculptures while exploring different techniques and mediums. Go home each week with a new piece. Learn the ways an artist makes a sculpture. Please note: $20 material fee due at the first class meetingInstructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-14 F 3:00-3:50P 10/9-10/30 4 $39/49A1 6-14 F 3:00-3:50P 11/6-11/20 3 $29/39A2 6-12 F 3:00-3:50P 12/4-12/18 3 $29/39B 15+ F 4:00-4:50P 10/9-10/30 4 $39/49B1 15+ F 4:00-4:50P 11/6-11/20 3 $29/39B2 15+ F 4:00-4:50P 12/4-12/18 3 $29/39

ChemicalMagic 426013Children will have a terrific time learning chemistry concepts in a fun and hands-on atmosphere. Projects include making oobleck, Silly Putty, ice cream, and more. Learning concepts include atoms and bonding, acids and bases, polymer chemistry, reactions, density, and more. This is an ongoing program with new experiments ev-ery month. Please Note: There is a $15 material fee due at the first class meeting. Instructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Activity Room ACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Tu 5:00-5:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $35/45B 6-12 Tu 5:00-5:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $35/45C 6-12 Tu 5:00-5:50P 12/1-12/22 4 $35/45

Sparkle,Shine&Glitter 426019Let your inner artist shine and create art that wows! In this multidisciplinary, tactile adventure children will explore a variety of media and techniques to make projects that glimmer and glow. Inspired by science and art, they will experiment with borax crystals, faux stained glass, lanterns (and more!) and different geometric shapes to capture and reflect light through their sassy designs. Budding artists will enjoy a pinch of sneaky learning and a lot of glitter. Please Note: There is a $15 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3-6 W 5:00-5:50P 10/7-10/28 4 $35/45B 3-6 W 5:00-5:50P 11/4-11/25 4 $35/45C 3-6 W 5:00-5:50P 12/2-12/23 4 $35/45

ColorfulScience 426020It’s an explosion of colorful fun! Children will explore the vibrant primary colors of red, blue, and yellow, science experiments, crafts, songs, and stories. Get down and dirty making play-dough, colorful hand prints, glow in the dark slime, and more! Please Note: There is a $15 material fee due at the first class meeting Instructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Activity RoomACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3-6 Tu 4:00-4:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $35/45

AmazingScience 427021Back by popular demand!!! The best of Volcanos and Things that go BOOM!, Sci-ence Bonanza and Icky Creepy, Just Plain Gross Science classes, All in One. Don’t miss the fun, limited space. Please note: There is a $15 materials fee due at the first meetingInstructor: Edna Martinez - |Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 M 5:00-5:50P 10/5-10/26 4 $35/45B 6-12 M 5:00-5:50P 11/2-11/23 4 $35/45C 6-12 M 5:00-5:50P 12/7-12/28 4 $35/45

ArtAroundtheWorld 426021Children’s best discoveries of global awareness are made when we combine the fun and creativity of art with the mysteries of history. Young artist will enjoy their journey with an interactive hands-on approach of various different countries amaz-ing traditional arts and crafts. Come and make Australian indigenous Art, African tribal masks and bowls and more. Come and join us for a journey filled with color and textures. This is an ongoing program. Please Note: There is a mandatory $15 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Activity Room ACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Tu 7:00-7:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $35/45B 6-12 Tu 7:00-7:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $35/45C 6-12 Tu 7:00-7:50P 12/1-12/22 4 $35/45

Paint,Paste&Pour 426022In this class children will get messy with paint, glue and various other sticky ma-terials as they make cool craft and projects to take home. Please Note: There is a mandatory $15 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Activity Room ACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3-6 Tu 4:00-4:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $35/45

PrincessforADay 429047Instructor: Nancy Avalos|Location: Le Petite Princesse ParlourPrincess Prep UniversityGirls are encouraged to draw upon the positive qualities of princesshood and apply them to everyday life. Girls will explore their inner princess in a fun and educa-tional way! Princess Prep University will end with a tea party. Each princess will receive a certificate of completion from “Princess Prep University” promoting them to a true princess. Princess Prep University will consist of: Princess Quality Topics for example kind-ness and compassion, inner beauty and strengths, Etiquette Lesson such as proper introduction, the importance of table manners, good posture. Additional there will be a Royal Activity, Fashion Show, Princess Character, Tea Party, Parlor Music, and Princess Certificate.CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 7-12 Sa 10:00-12:00P 10/17-10/17 1 $45/55A2 7-12 Sa 10:00-12:00P 11/14-11/14 1 $45/55A3 7-12 Sa 10:00-12:00P 12/12-12/12 1 $45/55Princess SchoolAll there is to learn about being a princess. We nurture girls’ imagination by dress up and pretend play in a fairy tale kingdom. A certificate will be presented to each child making them an honorary princess. Girls will explore their inner princess in a fun and educational way. Princess school will consist of: Princess Dress Up, Royal Craft, Fashion Show, Story Telling, Princess Character, Tea Party, Parlor Music, and Princess CertificateCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* B1 7-12 Sa 1:00-3:00P 10/17-10/17 1 $45/55B2 7-12 Sa 1:00-3:00P 11/14-11/14 1 $45/55B3 7-12 Sa 1:00-3:00P 12/12-12/12 1 $45/55

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Chil dBabySigningTime 426004Have fun bonding with your child while you both learn American Sign Language. Each class combines music, movement, games, and ASL to help your child com-municate with you while reducing frustrations and tantrums. It is recommended that all sections be taken for the full scope of the class and they may be taken in any order. Children and parents of all abilities and hearing levels are welcome!Instructor: Anna Larson Kernes | Location: HNCCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 0-3 F 9:30-10:15A 10/2-10/23 4 $50/60B 0-3 F 9:30-10:15A 10/30-11/20 4 $50/60

SpanishforKids 426003This beginner’s class is for kids who enjoy interactive and hands on learning. This is a dual immersion fun class. Different topics that interest the child will be introduced through stories, sing along, writing, games, and in combination with an art project. The goal of this class is to expand their vocabulary and encourage them to use Spanish words more often at their own pace. Please Note: There is a mandatory $15 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Edna Martinez | Location: ECC- Music Room/ Activity RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*BeginningA1 7-12 M 6:00-6:50P 10/5-10/26 4 $45/55A2 7-12 M 6:00-6:50P 11/2-11/23 4 $45/55A3 7-12 M 6:00-6:50P 12/7-12/28 4 $45/55IntermediateB1 7-12 Tu 6:00-6:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $45/55B2 7-12 Tu 6:00-6:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $45/55B3 7-12 Tu 6:00-6:50P 12/1-12/22 4 $45/55

SpanishTutor(K-3) 426034If your child needs help with homework or if you would like him or her to get ahead in class, sign up for our tutoring program. This program will help meet your children’s needs to catch them up or get them ahead in the class. Class will meet Mondays in the Activity room from 4:15-5pm and on Wednesdays in the Art room from 6-6:45pmInstructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Activity Room/Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A1 4-8 M 4:15-5:00P 10/5-10/28 4 $79/89A2 4-8 M 4:15-5:00P 11/2-11/25 4 $79/89A3 4-8 M 4:15-5:00P 11/30-12/23 4 $79/89

Parents’NightOut 419010Need an evening without the kids? We offer parents the opportunity to take a well-deserved break. Go out for a night on the town feeling confident that your little ones are safe and having the time of their lives with their favorite teachers. This incredible evening for your children is filled with a variety of fun games, crafts and activities; they won’t want the night to end!Instructor: Edna Martinez |Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 5-12 Sa 6:00-9:00P 10/24-10/24 1 $25/35B 5-12 Sa 6:00-9:00P 11/21-11/21 1 $25/35C 5-12 Sa 6:00-9:00P 12/12-12/12 1 $25/35

Reading&MathforPre-K 416001Get ready for Kindergarten! This Sound-Start Program incorporates phonics, indi-vidualized leveled reading, math and spelling instruction specifically designed for preschoolers. Parent participation is required. Instructor: Read Write | Location: ECC Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 3.5-4.5 Tu,Th 2:40-3:25P 10/6-10/22 3 $79/89B 3.5-4.5 Tu,Th 2:40-3:25P 11/3-11/19 3 $79/89C 3.5-4.5 Tu,Th 2:40-3:25P 12/1-12/17 3 $79/89

MathSolutions2-6 426002This class identifies skill gaps. Reinforces primary facts (addition, subtraction, mul-tiplication, and division), fraction operations, prime numbers, factoring concepts, decimals, algebra, geometry skills, and increased confidence. Instructor: Read Write | Location: ECC Activity RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 6.5-12 Tu,Th 5:10-5:55P 10/6-10/22 3 $79/89B 6.5-12 Tu,Th 5:10-5:55P 11/3-11/19 3 $79/89C 6.5-12 Tu,Th 5:10-5:55P 12/1-12/17 3 $79/89

ReadingSolutions Individualized to your student’s needs. Specially trained teachers test, structure, and implement your child’s program. Interactive audio lessons, skill cards, work-sheets, and short stories assist the student along the path of reading mastery. Instructor: Read Write | Location: ECC Activity Room

GradeK-1 416002CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 4.5-6.5 Tu,Th 3:30-4:15P 10/6-10/22 3 $79/89B 4.5-6.5 Tu,Th 3:30-4:15P 11/3-11/19 3 $79/89C 4.5-6.5 Tu,Th 3:30-4:15P 12/1-12/17 3 $79/89

Grade2-6 426001CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 6.5-12 Tu,Th 4:20-5:05P 10/6-10/22 3 $79/89B 6.5-12 Tu,Th 4:20-5:05P 11/3-11/19 3 $79/89C 6.5-12 Tu,Th 4:20-5:05P 12/1-12/17 3 $79/89

WonderPlay 416007Wander play is more than a play group! Infants and their caretakers will share nursery rhymes, songs and traditional games. All the games and activities in this class helps on the healthy development of the baby’s brain. Please Note: There is a mandatory $10 material fee due at the first class meeting. Instructor: Edna Martinez | Location: ECC Activity RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 1-2 Tu 4:00-4:50P 12/1-12/22 4 $35/45


Classes

All tiny tot classes are recreational based programs and are not licensed day care.

Introducing young minds to interactive play through colors, numbers and letters in

a fun social setting!

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DualImmersionProgramProgramaBilingüeThese classes are taught by a bilingual credentialed teacher with a multidisciplinary curriculum. This bilingual class will engage children in developmentally appropriate activities, while gaining an understanding of science, math, art, crafts, and the alpha-bet, through play, music and hands-on activities in a fun, nurturing environment. This is at ongoing program. A $25 material fee is due to the instructor on the first day.

Estas clases son impartida por una maestra bilingüe certificada. La clase cuenta con un currìculo multidisciplinariocon y actividades apropiadas para cada etapa del desarrollo. Los ninos aprenderan ambos idiomas mientras obtienen conocimiento de conceptos simples de aprendizaje tales como coordinación, balance, y destrezas motoras, colores, nùmeros, figuras geometricas, ciencia, arte, alfabeto y artesanias en un ambiente divertido. Este es un programa continuo.Un pago de $25 dolares para materiales que debe ser pagado al instructor el primer dia de clase.

ChispitasdeAmor 416009Instructor: Edna Martinez | Location: ECC Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 3-4 Tu,Th 9:00-11:00A 10/6-10/29 4 $99/109A2 3-4 Tu,Th 9:00-11:00A 11/3-11/24 4 $99/109A3 3-4 Tu,Th 9:00-11:00A 12/1-12/22 4 $99/109

BurbujitasAlegres 416008Instructor: Edna Martinez | Location: ECC Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 4-5 M,W,F 9:00-11:00A 10/5-10/30 4 $125/135A2 4-5 M,W,F 9:00-11:00A 11/2-11/30 4 $125/135A3 4-5 M,W,F 9:00-11:00A 12/2-12/30 4 $125/135

GotitasIngeniosas 426035Instructor: Edna Martinez | Location: ECC Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-6 M-F 11:30-2:30P 10/5-10/30 4 $356/366B 4-6 M-F 11:30-2:30P 11/2-11/30 4 $356/366C 4-6 M-F 11:30-2:30P 12/1-12/24 4 $356/366A $50 material fee is due to the instructor on the first day. Please bring a healthy snack for your child. Un pago de $50 dolares para materiales que debe ser pagado al instruc-tor el primer dia de clase. Por favor traiga un refrigerio saludable para su hijo.

TinyTots 419002 This is a fun way to introduce young children to the schedules and structure of a classroom. This class is designed to promote early socialization skills, provide opportunity to discuss early childhood issues and inspire creativity. We will also encourage the use of both large and small motor skills through music, movement and crafts. Please Note: Not a parent participation class. Participants must be fully potty trained. Participants must be of age by first class date. No Exceptions.Instructor: JCSD Staff | Location: HNC CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 2-3 M,W 9:00-11:00A 10/5-10/28 4 $45/55B 2-3 M,W 9:00-11:00A 11/2-11/18 3 $34/44C 2-3 M,W 9:00-11:00A 11/30-12/16 3 $34/44D 2-3 Tu,Th 12:30-2:30P 10/6-10/29 4 $45/55E 2-3 Tu,Th 12:30-2:30P 11/3-11/19 3 $34/44F 2-3 Tu,Th 12:30-2:30P 12/1-12/17 3 $34/44G 4-5 M,W 11:30-2:30P 10/5-10/28 4 $45/55H 4-5 M,W 11:30-2:30P 11/2-11/18 3 $34/44I 4-5 M,W 11:30-2:30P 11/30-12/16 3 $34/44J 4-5 Tu,Th 9:00-12:00P 10/6-10/29 4 $45/55K 4-5 Tu,Th 9:00-12:00P 11/3-11/19 3 $34/44L 4-5 Tu,Th 9:00-12:00P 12/1-12/17 3 $34/44

MommyandMe 419001 Mommy and me is a fun way to introduce young children to their alphabet, numbers and shapes. This class is designed to promote early socialization skills, and inspire creativity preparing them for the next level of education such as Tiny Tots. Please note: Parent participation is required.Instructor: JCSD Staff | Location: ECC Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 2-5 M,W 10:00-12:00P 10/5-10/28 4 $45/55B 2-5 M,W 10:00-12:00P 11/2-11/18 3 $34/44C 2-5 M,W 10:00-12:00P 11/30-12/16 3 $34/44D 2-5 Tu,Th 9:00-11:00A 10/6-10/29 4 $45/55E 2-5 Tu,Th 9:00-11:00A 11/3-11/19 3 $34/44F 2-5 Tu,Th 9:00-11:00A 12/1-12/17 3 $34/44

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.Jr.ChefMasters 429046Your young ones will begin with learning the basics of food safety and sanita-tion. This will be followed by some education on International cuisine and dessert making. At the conclusion of the course, your child will be more comfortable in a kitchen and more willing to help out at home.Instructor: Jade Sigurdson|Location: ECC - KitchenCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-12 Tu 4:30-6:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $100/110B 5-12 Tu 4:30-6:00P 11/3-11/24 4 $100/110C 5-12 Tu 4:30-6:00P 12/1-12/22 4 $100/110

BotanicalArt-Youth 429045Cultivate the artist in your child/children using natural and organic materials. Your child will create unique and beautiful children gardening projects. Gardening can enhance academic success.Instructor: Roslynn Dillard|Location: MVP - ACTIVITY ROOMCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A1 7-14 F 3:30-4:30P 10/2-10/23 4 $39/49A2 7-14 F 3:30-4:30P 10/30-11/20 4 $39/49A3 7-14 F 3:30-4:30P 11/27-12/18 4 $39/49B1 7-14 Sa 9:45-10:45A 10/3-10/24 4 $39/49B2 7-14 Sa 9:45-10:45A 10/31-11/21 4 $39/49B3 7-14 Sa 9:45-10:45A 11/28-12/19 4 $39/49

Keyboard 422002Learn to play piano/keyboard in this fun filled class. Begin with no previous knowl-edge of music. Learn to read and play music and understand the basic concepts of music theory. Keyboards are provided for classroom use. Please Note: There is a $20 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Creative Brain Learning|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 8-15 W 6:00-6:50P 10/14-11/18 6 $66/76

JuniorGameDesign 426039Send your Junior Engineering on a fun journey to space with Scratch! Young pro-grammers will send an astronaut to the moon and defend their moon base from space rocks. Students will learn how to use Scratch code to create and program sprites, backdrops and basic scripts. Create a new program each day, leave with evidence of your wild space adventure, and be inspired to explore the universe of programming as a Space Pioneer.Instructor: Engineering for Kids|Location: ECC/HNCCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 4-6 M 4:30-6:00P 10/12-11/9 5 $110/120B 4-6 Tu/Th 4:30-6:30P 12/1-12/15 3 $110/120

CreativeBrainVideoGameDesign 426037You play them; now learn how to design them! Working in teams, students will develop video games they can take home and play. Completion of Creative Brain Video Game Design class is required. Computers are provided for classroom use. . $20 Material Fee is required at first class sessionInstructor:– Creative Brain Learning|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 9-15 W 5:00-5:50P 10/14-11/18 6 $66/76

IntermediateVideoGameDesign 426038Continue completion of your first video game. Learn about adding features, scoring and adding multiple players to games you have already developed, or design a new one. Completion of Video Game Design is required. Computers are provided for classroom use.Instructor: Creative Brain Learning|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 9-15 W 4:00-4:50P 10/14-11/18 6 $66/76

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Robotics&EngineeringwithLEGO® 426043Many children dream of being an astronaut and traveling to space, so Bricks 4 Kidz created an entire unit around space! Each week, students learn about real-life space exploration and build a new model related to the NASA space program. Students learn some of the science behind the launching things into orbit, hear about the most-distant man-made object in the universe, and discuss what it is like to be an astronaut in space.Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz|Location: ECC -Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* Space AdventureA 5-12 Th 4:00-5:00P 10/1-10/22 4 $60/70Cranium ContraptionB 5-12 Th 4:00-5:00P 10/29-11/19 4 $60/70

Pre-SchoolBlocksofFun 426042Introduce your preschooler to the fun of learning, building and playing the Bricks 4 Kidz® way! The alphabet-based curriculum introduces developmentally-appro-priate concepts such as counting and patterning, recognizing colors and shapes, ordering, positional words all with the use of LEGO® blocks and full-color model plans. Watch their eyes light up as kids dig into a pile of brightly colored LEGO® DUPLO® bricks to create fun, simple sculptures based on the ABC’s. Kids gain a greater awareness of the world around them as they talk about topics like fish, gardens, transportation and much more. Make Learning Fun!Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 3-5 Th 3:00-3:45P 10/1-10/22 4 $56/66B 3-5 Th 3:00-3:45P 10/29-11/19 4 $56/66

Robotics101Workshop 427017Looking for an opportunity to get your Christmas shopping done without the kids in tow? This is a great opportunity to let your kids explore robotics and computer programming as they develop solutions to various problems encountered by Robotics Engineers. Working with Lego EV3 robots kids will learn to build a robot as well as to program the robot to perform various tasks. If students have already taken our basic Robotics 101 class - our teachers will keep them challenged by exploring more sensors and programming capabilities.Instructor: Engineering for Kids|Location: ECC - Activity Room ACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 7-14 Sa 9:00-12:00P 12/12-12/12 1 $45/55

Robotics101BlackFridayWorkshop 427023Mark your calendars - we have a Black Friday workshop scheduled! This is a great opportunity to let your kids explore robotics and computer programming as they develop solutions to various problems encountered by Robotics Engineers. Work-ing with Lego EV3 robots kids will learn to build a robot as well as to program the robot to perform various tasks. If students have already taken our basic Robotics 101 class - our teachers will keep them challenged by exploring more sensors and programming capabilities.Instructor: Engineering for Kids|Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 7-14 F 9:00-12:00P 11/27-11/27 1 $45/55

BattleBots-ParentandMeBattles 427024Are you ready to battle? Kids grab your Mom or Dad and come battle other fami-lies! This is a great opportunity to experience an Engineering For Kids program and share the experience with your kids. This class is perfect for young engineers and families that are looking for a fun experience together. Registration is by Family Unit. Please only 1 registration per family (Do not sign up and pay for each child). One Family is 1 parent and up to two children (up to 3 people for $35).Instructor: Engineering for Kidz|Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 4-14 Sa 1:00-2:30P 10/10 1 $35/45B 4-14 Sa 1:00-2:30P 12/19 1 $35/45

Minecraft 426040Explore the world of Engineering within the expansive world of Minecraft. Chal-lenge student’s ingenuity and problem solving skills as they navigate through several engineering challenges in the familiar world of Minecraft. Leveraging Minecraft.Edu, students will learn how to use teamwork and manage resources like an engineer in the real world. Building in Minecraft allows students to experi-ment with designs and materials, all without the risks associated with building structures in reality. Note: No class on October 31, 2015. Classes will resume on November 7.Instructor: Engineering for Kids|Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 7-14 Tu/Th 5:00-7:00P 10/6-10/20 3 $125/135B 7-14 Sa 5:00-7:00P 10/17-11/21 6 $125/135

Robotics-Da’Vinci’sDesigns 426041During these classes kids will be introduced to Robotics and programming. During the Da’Vinci’s Designs robotics course, students will use LEGO® MINDSTORMS® to find viable solutions to some of the same challenges that Leonardo Da’Vinci was once faced with. These “ancient” real-word problems include making a mobile bridge, the perfect siege machine, and yes, even creating a masterpiece of art like the Mona Lisa.Instructor: Engineering for Kid|Location: HNCCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 7-14 W 4:30-6:00P 10/14-11/18 6 $110/120

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BeginningDogObedience 429010Beginner Dog Obedience - Join us for a fun and educational time. A proven methodology and systematic consistency will make your special canine the best trained dog you know…and certainly man’s best friend. Develop trust and respect in your dog while enjoying a greater bond. Learn problem solving techniques and positive reinforcement concepts that will make your good dog into a GREAT dog ! Homework assignments will be provided each week to help you accelerate your dog’s training program.Instructor: Derrick Dupler|Location: DLP – Dog ParkCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 16+ W 6:00-7:00P 10/14-12/2 8 $100/110

Sewing 429039Here’s your opportunity to learn basic sewing skills you will use for a lifetime! You will learn to use a sewing machine; learn how to use sewing tools; and learn how to follow a sewing pattern to complete a sewing project. Please bring your sewing machine (if you have one), sewing machine manual and an extension cord. For beginners, there is a $15 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Cheri Henry|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 12+ Tu 7:30-9:30P 10/6-11/10 6 $55/65

Crochet101 426033Students will learn the basic techniques such as slip knot, foundation chain, single crochet, turning chain, reading instructions, and gauge. Students will be able to complete two projects and gain the skill to create their own. This class accommo-dates any levels, from beginners to advance.Please Bring yarn and hook to the first day of class.Instructor: Edna Martinez|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 10+ W 7:00-7:50P 10/7-10/28 4 $35/45B 10+ W 7:00-7:50P 11/4-11/25 4 $35/45C 10+ W 7:00-7:50P 12/2-12/23 4 $35/45

Violin 452000Class violin offers the students a chance to play in an orchestral setting. This class is also open to violas, cellos and Bass violins (double basses). As it is a band class, tt does not take the place of private lessons. So, the student should be able to keep up with the rest of the class. Previous stringed instrument experience is greatly recommended. The class takes a hands-on approach to Stringed instrument performance; will learn and perform a repertoire of musical pieces. Further, atten-tion will be given to proper technique, facility, and maintenance of the students’ stringed instruments. The last day of school will be recital day when the class will play its repertoire of newly acquired musical pieces. Family and friends will be wel-comed. There is a $20.00 (dollar) materials fee on the first day. Bring your stringed instrument, a music stand and a light. If you need to make arrangements for an instrument, please contact me one-week prior to the start date so that I can help you get your instrument, and needed accessories.Instructor: Robert Schuenemann |Location:HNC- Activity RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 8+ M 7:00-8:00P 10/5-12/7 10 $65/75

AdultKeyboard 432001Learn to play piano/keyboard in this fun filled class. No previous experience needed. Learn to read and play music and understand the basic concepts of music theory. Keyboards are provided for class use. Please note: $20 material fee due at the first class meeting.Instructor: Creative Brain Learning|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 16+ W 8:00-8:50P 10/14-11/18 6 $66/76

Minute2WinitwithLEGO®! 427025Based on the popular NBC game show “Minute to Win It,” this camp is packed with fast-paced, fast action building and good old-fashioned friendly competition. 60-seconds on the clock. Think you can do it? You’ve got a minute to complete the crazy challenges using exciting Bricks 4 Kidz LEGO models & every day household items! Each day offers new models and challenges. Each child will receive a cus-tomized LEGO mini figure at the end of camp. Please bring a snack and drinkInstructor: Bricks 4 Kidz|Location: ECC - ECC Activity Room BCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 5-12 M-Th 9:00-12:00P 12/28-12/31 1 $120/130

IntermediateKeyboard 422007Develop better technique and learn more theory and songs in the intermediate class. Completion of Creative Brain Learning Keyboard. Please Note: There is a mandatory $10 material fee due at the first class meeting. Instruments will be provided.Instructor: Creative Brain Learning|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 8+ W 7:00-7:50P 10/14-11/18 6 $66/76

Babysitter,CPR,Saver 424011Impress employing parents with your CPR and pediatric first aid certifications, organizational skills, and ability to safely care for, feed and entertain children. A $41 materials fee is paid to the instructor for the training supplies, workbook and binder. Please bring a self-addressed stamped envelope and lunch. Advance registration is required.Instructor: Alicia Drozd|Location: ECC - Activity Room ACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 11+ Sa 8:30-4:00P 11/21-11/21 1 $49/59

CPR/AED-Adult,Child,&Infant 424012Don’t miss a beat and increase the number of people “Stayin’ Alive.” American Heart Association Heartsaver card is valid for 2 years. Approved for teachers and daycare providers, but not medical professionals. . A $31 materials fee is paid to the instructor for the training supplies, workbook and binder. Please bring a self-addressed stamped envelope and lunch. Advance registration is required.Instructor: Alicia Drozd|Location: ECC - Activity RoomACL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 11+ Sa 8:30-12:00P 11/21-11/21 1 $39/49

OnlineDriver’sEducation 428001Are you tired of asking your parents for a ride? Are you at least 15 years old? If so, this class is for you. This is an interactive, online course with videos, animated driving scenarios and sample test questions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures and much more. Students will receive a DMV-approved certificate of completion. This course is a requirement for teens under 17.5 years old to obtain a learner’s permit and driver’s license. A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions.Instructor: Erika Vieyra|Location: - ONLINECL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 15+ M-Su 12:00-11:59P 10/1-10/31 5 $39/49B 15+ M-Su 12:00-11:59P 11/1-11/30 5 $39/49C 15+ M-Su 12:00-11:59P 12/1-12/31 5 $39/49

Photography 429008Own a DSLR camera? Thinking about buying one? Get the most out of your investment by learning how to use it to its full potential. Learn the principles of photography and fundamental camera techniques.Instructor: Chris Ramirez|Location: ECC - Meeting RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* BeginnersA 16+ Tu 6:00-8:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $60/70B 16+ Tu 6:00-8:00P 11/3-12/1 4 $60/70C 16+ Tu 6:00-8:00P 12/8-12/29 4 $60/70IntermediateD 16+ Tu 8:00-9:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $60/70E 16+ Tu 8:00-9:00P 11/3-12/1 4 $60/70F 16+ Tu 8:00-9:00P 12/8-12/29 4 $60/70

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MassageforFamily 434005This class is an introduction to massage. You will be taught adapted massage tech-niques and theory that can be used at home on your family members. This class will provide hands on practice. This class is being taught by a professional massage therapist with over 12 years’ experience including teaching massage therapy. Each class will be different depending on the needs of the students enrolled. Suggested topics are: massage during pregnancy, sports massage, massage for seniors and essential oils for daily use. Please bring a notebook and penInstructor: Alicia Ziegenbein|Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 18+ Tu 7:00-9:00P 10/6-10/27 4 $80/90B 18+ Tu 7:00-9:00P 11/3-11/24 4 $80/90C 18+ Tu 7:00-9:00P 12/1-12/22 4 $80/90

Wanttobeawriter 436005Have you been dreaming of writing and publishing your own book? Now is your chance to learn how it’s done from a four time published author who is married to a four time published author, with more books on the way. Learn about differ-ent publishing options; traditional vs. self-publishing, editing, layout, illustrating options, and marketing. You will receive current, up to date information on how things work in today’s market.Instructor: Liz Acosta|Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 16+ Sa 11:00-12:00P 10/3-10/3 1 $20/30B 16+ Sa 11:00-12:00P 11/7-11/7 1 $20/30C 16+ Sa 11:00-12:00P 12/5-12/5 1 $20/30

YourStory 436006Your story is a part of their story, and no one can tell it like you can. Come and get some tips on how to get started. We will create an outline of your life, along with other significant details. You should come away with a framework for your story and ideas for what to do with it next. What greater gift can you leave for your grandchildren and great-grandchildren?Instructor: Liz Acosta|Location: ECC - Activity Room CL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 50+ Sa 10:00-11:00A 10/3-10/3 1 $20/30B 50+ Sa 10:00-11:00A 11/7-11/7 1 $20/30C 50+ Sa 10:00-11:00A 12/5-12/5 1 $20/30

GreenThumbGarden 439008Turn your garden into an oasis. Learn basic gardening techniques and explore the art of vertical gardening.Instructor: Roslynn Dillard|Location: MVP - ACTIVITY ROOMCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 18+ Sa 11:00-12:00P 10/3-10/24 4 $39/49B 18+ Sa 11:00-12:00P 10/31-11/21 4 $39/49C 18+ Sa 11:00-12:00P 11/28-12/19 4 $39/49

PaintPartyExperience 435010Paint Party Experience is Art Entertainment with paired music types/groups with inspired Master works or Original art as a unique and fun event. We provide you with a prepared 12X16 canvas with a ready to paint image. We also supply the tools and acrylic paints; and our professional artist guides you through your paint-ing step-by-step. No art experience is necessary. After 2-1/2 hrs. you will leave with your own masterpiece, the opportunity to meet your neighbors, have fun, and to make new friendsInstructor: Rose Mary Tothill|Location: ECC - Music RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* OktoberfestA 18+ M 6:30-8:30P 10/12 1 $45/55Sugar ScullA1 18+ M 6:30-8:30P 11/2 1 $45/55British InvasionB 18+ M 6:00-8:00P 11/23 1 $45/55Holiday FunB1 18+ M 6:00-8:00P 12/14 1 $45/55

Chinese 426036This course is designed for beginners who have little to no knowledge of Chinese. Beginning Chinese students will develop a strong foundation of basic spoken Chi-nese before exploring the written language in future courses. Through skits, group activities, grammar and pronunciation drills, as well as cultural lessons, students will develop a well -rounded understanding of the Chinese language and basic knowledge of Chinese culture.Instructor: Amy Huang|Location: ECC - Meeting RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:50P 10/6-10/27 4 $120/130B 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:50P 11/3-11/24 4 $120/130C 6-12 Tu 4:00-4:50P 12/1-12/22 4 $120/130D 13-17 Th 5:00-5:50P 10/8-10/29 4 $120/130E 13-17 Th 5:00-5:50P 11/5-11/19 3 $90/100F 13-17 Th 5:00-5:50P 12/3-12/17 3 $90/100G 18+ Sa 3:30-5:30P 10/10-10/31 4 $120/130H 18+ Sa 3:30-5:30P 11/7-11/28 4 $120/130I 18+ Sa 3:30-5:30P 12/5-12/26 4 $120/130

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TeluguLanguageClass 426014An interactive Telugu language class. Student will learn writing, reading, vocabulary, grammar and participate in small conversation.Instructor: Bhaskara Undi|Location: ECC - Activity RoomsCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* PrakasamA 4-16 F 7:00-9:00P 10/2-12/18 12 $15/25PravesamB 5-16 F 7:00-9:00P 10/2-12/18 12 $15/25PrasunamC 5-16 F 7:00-9:00P 10/2-12/18 12 $15/25

MatureAdultPaint 445001Create bright, bold and beautiful paintings in this popular class. Learn painting and color mixing techniques. Use a variety of tools: brushes, palette knives, sponges, etc. for interesting effects. Paint several full color paintings on quality artistis’ paper and two paintings on canvas. Students choose their own subject matter for each painting. Special needs welcome. Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 50+ F 10:00-10:50A 10/9-10/30 4 $39/49B 50+ F 10:00-10:05A 11/6-11/20 3 $29/39C 50+ F 10:00-10:50A 12/4-12/18 3 $29/39

MatureAdultClay 445002Build and decorate bird houses, jewelry and sculptures using various clays and tech-niques such as slab, coil, and faux techniques. Polymer, self-drying clays and paint will be used. All supplies are included. Special needs welcome. Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee*A 50+ F 11:00-11:50A 10/9-10/30 4 $39/49B 50+ F 11:00-11:50A 11/6-11/20 3 $29/39C 50+ F 11:00-11:50A 12/4-12/18 3 $29/39

MAJewelryMaking 445003Make handmade beads and arrange them to make various custom jewelry as well as using buttons, and recycled items to develop fun and exciting, one of a kind, jewelry.Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 50+ F 12:00-12:50P 10/9-10/30 4 $39/49B 50+ F 12:00-12:50P 11/6-11/20 3 $29/39C 50+ F 12:00-12:50P 12/4-12/18 3 $29/39

MatureAdultArt101 445004This class gives all artistic skill leveled participants the opportunity to explore the various options that art can provide. Develop watercolor, zoetrope animation, drawings, quilling, etching, zentangle, etc. projects to take home at the end of class. Special needs welcome. Instructor: Jonathan Dillard|Location: ECC - Art RoomCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 50+ W 2:00-2:50P 10/7-10/28 4 $39/49B 50+ W 2:00-2:50P 11/4-11/25 4 $39/49C 50+ W 2:00-2:50P 12/2-12/23 4 $39/49.

MABotanicalArtist 449009Cultivate the artist in you using natural and organic materials. Create unique and beautiful art pieces for your home and garden.Instructor: Roslynn Dillard|Location: MVP - ACTIVITY ROOMCL # Ages Day/s Time Date Wks Fee* A 55+ W 10:00-11:00A 10/7-10/28 4 $39/49B 55+ W 10:00-11:00A 11/4-11/25 4 $39/49C 55+ W 10:00-11:00A 12/2-12/23 4 $39/49

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