NORD Commission Meeting Victor N. Richard, CEO

Mitchell J. Landrieu, Mayor Roy Glapion, Chairman

March 3, 2015

Teen Council and Chevron Future Leaders

For more information, call Leonard Zanders, Teen Programming Manager at (504) 658-3033.

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Teen Council College Tour

Aquatics

Lifeguard Prerequisite Challenge Joe W. Brown Pool March 16 & 30, and April 13 & 27, 6-8pm Ages 15+

March 3, 2015 3 For more information, call Christine Aguirre, Aquatics Director at 504-658-3044.

Treme Pool Spring Schedule now through June 6

Monday-Friday 8am-8pm Saturday 9am-6pm Sunday 2-6pm

Aquatics

Lifeguard Prerequisite Challenge Joe W. Brown Pool March 16 & 30, and April 13 & 27, 6-8pm Ages 15+

March 3, 2015 4 For more information, call Christine Aguirre, Aquatics Director at 504-658-3044.

Joe W. Brown Pool Spring Schedule now through June 6

Monday-Friday 8am-8pm Saturday 8am-6pm Sunday 2-6pm

Athletics

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YLC Kicks Soccer Registration Extended to March 9 Girls and boys ages 5-13 • In partnership with the Young Leadership Council • Season started March 2 Playgrounds: Lyons, St. Roch, Norman, Behrman, Joe W. Brown Track, Joe W. Brown Spartan Field, Joe W. Brown Stadium, Kenilworth, A.L. Davis, Comiskey, Milne, Cut-Off

Boys Basketball Playoffs: March 3-5 Championship Games: March 7 at Lyons Rec Center • 10am Freshman • 11am Junior • 12pm Senior • 1pm Sophomore

Baseball Registration Ages 5-15 • Registration March 23-April 6 • Season starts May 4

Required for Registration • NORDC Registration Form • NORDC Consent for Health Care Form • Original Birth Certificate • Proof of Orleans Parish Residence

Softball Registration Ages 9-14 • Registration March 23-April 6 • Season starts May 4

Girls Basketball Playoffs: March 9-12 Championship Games: March 14 at Lyons Rec Center • 10:30 am Junior • 11:30 am Senior • 12:30 am Sophomore

Athletics

For more information, call our Athletics Division at (504) 658-3037.

Character Counts February 9, Pelicans vs. Utah Jazz Steven George (NORDC District Manager) and Sakari Morrison (Chevron) with Character Champs from McCue, McDonogh, St. Roch, Pontchartrain and Harrell Playgrounds.

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Character Counts February 23, Pelicans vs. Toronto Raptors Bernard Dyer and Geoffrey Lewis (NORDC Site Facilitators) Character Champs from Conrad and Harrell Playgrounds

Athletics

For more information, call our Athletics Division at (504) 658-3037.

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USA Football Conference February 20-22, Indianapolis, IN • Attendees – 600+ youth and high school

football leaders n attendance at the 2015 USA Football National Conference in Indianapolis.

• Examined groundbreaking standards in

coaching education, player safety, research, injury prevention and trends for the football community.

• Medical experts and researchers with a diverse range of backgrounds and expertise presented the latest research and discussed best practices and recommendations for safer play.

• Presenters included former NFL head coach Tony Dungy, Pro Football Hall of Famer Bill Polian, NCAA Executive Vice President Oliver Luck, football parents Mike and Christine Golic and sports health experts Dr. Thomas Dompier, Dr. Stanley Herring and Dr. Patrick Kersey.

Cultural

For more information, call L’Oreal Monique Evans, Cultural Programs Manager at (504) 658-3013.

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Read Mommy Read Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 5-8:15pm Behrman Rec Center Activities: Quiet Reading, Book Club, Oral Book Reports, Story Time Poetry Reading/Rap, and Discussions. Get the full daily schedule at nola.gov/nordc.

Program Highlight

Fit NOLA Parks

For more information, call Molly Pucillo, Fit NOLA Parks Manager at (504) 914-3768.

New Schedule and More Sites for Spring March 2 – May 31

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CURRENT PARKS St. Roch Park 1800 St. Roch Ave. Kickboxing on Mondays, 6-7pm Hula Hooping on Tuesdays, 6-7pm Boot Camp with CrossFit NOLA on Saturdays, 9-10am Taylor Park 2600 S. Roman St. Boot Camp with CrossFit NOLA on Mondays, 6-7pm Hula Hooping on Tuesdays, 6-7pm Zumba on Wednesdays, 6-7pm Kickboxing on Thursdays, 6-7pm Norwood Thompson Park 7200 Forshey St. Hula Hooping on Wednesdays, 6-7pm Yoga on Thursdays, 6-7pm

EXPANSION PARKS Conrad Park 3400 Hamilton St. Hula Hooping on Mondays, 6-7pm Zumba on Thursdays, 6-7pm Boot Camp with CrossFit NOLA on Saturdays, 9-10am Stallings Gentilly Park 2700 Lapeyrouse St. Zumba on Tuesdays, 6-7pm Hula Hooping on Thursdays, 6-7pm Boot Camp with CrossFit NOLA on Saturdays, 10:30-11:30am Behrman Rec Center and Park 2529 General Meyer Ave. Hula Hooping on Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30am Zumba on Thursdays, 7-8pm

Movies in the Park

For more information, call the L’Oreal Monique Evans, Cultural Programs Manager at (504) 658-3013.

• Family-friendly outdoor movie screenings begin at sunset • Fun field games and fitness activities led by Fit NOLA Parks instructors • Lawn chairs, blankets and picnics welcome

Date Playground/District/Host Movie Title

Friday, March 6 Easton A Hosted by Puentes New Orleans

Cantinflas (in Spanish with English subtitles)

Friday, March 13 Norwood Thompson B Hosted by Norwood Thompson Booster Club

Annie 2014

Friday, March 20 Joe W. Brown E Hosted by Joe W. Brown Booster Club

Muppets Most Wanted

Friday, March 27 Burke Park B Hosted by Lyons-Burke Booster Club

Big Hero 6

Friday, April 10 St. Roch D Hosted by St. Roch Booster Club

Million Dollar Arm

Saturday, April 11 Annunciation B Hosted by NORDC Teen Council

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1

Friday, April 17 A.L. Davis B Hosted by PlayBuild NOLA

Lego Movie

Friday, April 24 Hardin D Hosted by Hardin Booster Club and NOPD District 1

Princess and the Frog

Friday, May 8 Stallings Gentilly D Hosted by Stallings Gentilly Booster Club

The Divergent

Friday, May 15 Lemann C Hosted by NORDC and NOPD 1st District

Hunger Games

Saturday, May 16 Joe W. Brown E Hosted by Joe W. Brown Booster Club

“Couples Night” He’s Just Not That Into You

Friday, May 22 Taylor A Hosted by Taylor Booster Club

Boxtrolls

Saturday, May 30 Stallings Gentilly D Hosted by NORDC

“Dive In” Dolphin Tales 2

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NORDC in the News & Community

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February 28: Tulane GIST event (Girls in Science & Technology)

February 3: Greater New Orleans Urban League School Expo

February 28: NOLA.com and The Times Picayune

February 25: The New Orleans Advocate

February 24: NOLA.com and The Times Picayune

February 22: WDSU

January 25-28: NBA Fit Week Fun fitness activities at New Orleans Pelicans games with NORDC and Fit NOLA Parks

Special Events

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STEM Saturdays with Dr. Calvin Mackie February 21 at Treme Rec Center 100+ eager K-12 students building different types of circuits

Easter Egg Hunt March 28 at Lemann Park, 1-3pm Hosted by NOPD 1st District and Bread of Life

www.STEMNOLA.com

2015 Summer Camp Expo

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

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Saturday, March 7 s 10am-1pm Joe W. Brown Rec Center Treme Rec Center Behrman Rec Center Gernon Brown Rec Center

Three documents required for registration: • Proof of Orleans Parish Residency (for example, copy of driver’s

license or utility bill) • Proof of Income with a 2015 date (for example, pay stubs, SSI award

letters, food stamp award letters, or in the case of no income, a notarized statement to that effect) Proof of income and proof of residency may be the same document (for example, pay stubs and award letters)

• Copy of a 2014-2015 report card

NOLA Youth Works Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program Applications: February 21 - March 26, 2015 • NOLA Youth Works provides quality summer

experiences that build a pipeline to careers for local youth ages 13-21. (NORDC Teen Camp ages 13-15)

• Earn a paycheck while gaining experience to help define and advance career goals

• More information at www.nola.gov/nolayouthworks

Summer Camp Expo

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Behrman Rec Center • Dwight D. Eisenhower Academy/Young Audiences • NORDC Behrman Rec Center/The Loft • NORDC Cut-Off Rec Center/Kedila Family Learning Service Treme Rec Center • NORDC/NOBA Center for Dance Camp at Lyons Rec Center • Joseph S. Craig/Friends of King • NORDC Stallings St. Claude Rec Center/Kedila Family Learning

Service • NORDC Treme Rec Center/Tambourine and Fan • St. Paul Lutheran Church/Community Works • Arthur Ashe Charter School/FirstLine Schools • Dillard University/ A’s and Aces • Dillard University FIT Camp • NORDC St. Bernard Rec Center/ Cops for Kids (New Orleans

Police and Justice Foundation • Phillis Wheatly Charter School/FirstLine Schools • Southern University at New Orleans

Healthy Minds-Healthy Bodies Learning Institute • Wilcox’s Academy of Early Learning • Winn’s Discovery Center • Caffin Avenue International SDA Church • Martin Luther King Charter School/Friends of King

Joe W. Brown Rec Center • Franklin Ave. Baptist Church • Einstein Charter School/ Kingsley House • HYPE Academy (Helping Young People Excel)

at the Church at New Orleans • NORDC Joe W. Brown Tennis Center/A’s and Aces • NORDC Joe W. Brown Rec Center/Excite All Stars • Vietnamese Initiatives in Economic Training (VIET) • Mildred Osborne Charter School/Community Works

Gernon Brown Rec Center • Anthony Bean Community Theater and Acting School • Trinity Christian Community • Community Commitment • Langston Hughes Early Learning Camp • Young Audiences at Sojourner Truth Community Center • APEX Youth Center • Andrew Wilson Charter School • Andrew Wilson Early Learning • A’s and Aces at Atkinson Stern Tennis Center • Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Louisiana • Kingsley House • Young Audiences at Lyons Rec Center • Dillard University Theater Camp • Pleasant Zion Missionary Baptist Church

Youth Summer Camp representatives will be divided between the locations below for in-person registration.

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

Youth Camps

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Youth Summer Camps – District A (5 summer camps)

Anthony Bean Community Theater & Acting School 1333 South Carrollton Ave.; 862-7529 Ages 7–17 June 1–Aug 2; M-F 9a–3p $275 Before/after care available Musical Theater & Performance Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Community Commitment 8540 Spruce St.; 504-638-0044 Ages 4–13 June 1–July 10; M–F 8a–3p $180 Before/after care available Louisiana History Tour & Enrichment Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Langston Hughes Early Learning Camp/FirstLine Schools 3519 Trafalgar St.; 373-6251 Ages 4–6 Early Learning (4 years olds must be 5 by September 30) June 8–July 2; M–F 8a–2:30 $40 Pre- Kindergarten Transition Program Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center

NORDC Gernon Brown Rec Center/ Dillard University Theater Camp (Little Village Youth Ensemble) 1001 Harrison Ave.; 816-4450 & 913-3752 Ages 3–12 June 1–July 31; M–F 8–4p $30 Before/after care available Musical Theater & Performance Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Trinity Christian Community 3908 Joliet St.; 482-7822 Ages 5–12 Session 1: June 8–June 26 Session 2: July 6–July 31 M–F 9a–3:30pm $30/wk. Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

Youth Camps

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Youth Summer Camps – District B (9 summer camps)

Andrew Wilson Charter School Early Explorers 3617 General Pershing St.; 373-6274 Ages 4–6 (must be 5 before Sept. 31) June 7–July 10; M–F 8a–3p $50 After care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Andrew Wilson Charter School/Community Works 3617 General Pershing St.; 522-2667 Ages K-8 June 8–July 10; M–F 9a–3:30p $100 For additional times and locations Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center APEX Youth Center 2019 Simon Bolivar Ave.; 358-2739 Ages 5–12 June 15–July 24; M–F 9:30a–3p $10 plus $10 per week Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center

Atkinson-Stern Tennis Center/ A’s and Aces 4025 S. Saratoga St.; 434-2259 Ages 7–14 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $80 plus weekly fee (sliding scale) Before/after care available Tennis & Academic Enrichment Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeast Louisiana NFL-YET Club 1140 S. Broad St.; 309-7952 Ages 6–13 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a-5:30p (early bird 7:30a–9:00a) $125 $10/wk. for before/after care Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Kingsley House 1600 Constance St.; 523-6221 ext. 187 or 188 Ages 5–12 June 1–July 31; M–F 8a–5p $25 plus $12 per wk. /per child = $133 per child Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center

NORDC Lyons Rec Center NORDC/NOBA Center for Dance 624 Louisiana Ave.; 522-0996 Ext. 207 Ages 6–11 July 6–24; M–F 9a–3:30pm $90 Adventures in Dance Camp Expo: Treme Rec Center NORDC Lyons Rec Center/ Young Audiences 624 Louisiana Ave.; 523-5325 Ages 4–12 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $150 Performing & Visual Arts, STEM Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center Pleasant Zion Missionary Baptist Church 3317 Toledano St.; 821-0620 Ages 6–12 June 15–July 23; M–F 8:30a–3p $50 Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

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Youth Summer Camps – District C (7 summer camps)

Dwight D. Eisenhower Academy/Young Audiences 3700 Tall Pines Dr.; 523-5325 Ages 4–12 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $150 Performing & Visual Arts, STEM Expo: Behrman Rec Center Joseph S. Craig/Friends of King 1423 St. Phillip St.; 940-2115 Ages 4 –11 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $10 STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics Expo: Treme Rec Center NORDC Behrman Rec Center/ The Loft 2529 General Meyers Ave.; 708-8890 Ages 4–12 June 1–July 24; M–F 8a–3p $10 per wk. Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Behrman Rec Center

NORDC Cut-Off Rec Center/ Kedila Family Learning Service 6600 Belgrade St.; 231-4523 Ages 6–15 June 8–July 17; M–F 8a–3p $50 Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Behrman Rec Center NORDC Stallings St. Claude Rec Center/ Kedila Family Learning Service 4300 St. Claude Ave.; 231-4253 Ages 6–15 June 8–July 17; M–F 8a–3p $50 Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center

NORDC Treme Rec Center/ Tambourine and Fan 900 N. Villere St.; 658-3160 Ages 4–12 June 1-–July 24; M–F 8a–3p Free Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center St. Paul Lutheran Church/Community Works 2624 Burgundy St.; 522-2667 Ages K–8 June 15–July 17; M–F 9a–4p $100 For additional times and locations Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

Youth Camps

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Youth Summer Camps – District D (10 summer camps) Arthur Ashe Charter School/FirstLine Schools 1456 Gardena Dr.; 373-6267 Ages 4–6 Early Learning June 8–July 2; M–F 8a–2:30p $40 Pre-Kindergarten Transition Program & Youth Camp Expo: Treme Rec Center Dillard University/ A’s and Aces 2601 Gentilly Blvd.; 434-2259 Ages 7–14 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $80 plus weekly fee Before/after care available Tennis & Academic Enrichment Expo: Treme Rec Center Dillard University FIT Camp 2601 Gentilly Blvd.; 816-4752 Ages 4–12 June 1–July 12; M–F 9a–3p $250 Before/after care available Fitness & Sports Expo: Treme Rec Center Franklin Ave. Baptist Church 2515 Franklin Ave.; 488-8488 Ages 5–12 June 1–July 17; M–F 8a–3p $75 Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Joe W. Brown

NORDC St. Bernard Rec Center/ Cops for Kids (New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation) 1500 Lafreniere St.; 558-9944 Ages 5-12 June 1–July 10; M–F 8a–3p $25 Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center Phillis Wheatly Charter School/FirstLine Schools 2300 Dumaine St.; 373-6205 Ages 4–6 Early Learning June 8–July 2; M–F 8a–2:30p $40 Pre- Kindergarten Transition Program & Youth Camp Expo: Treme Rec Center Sojourner Truth Neighborhood Center/ Young Audiences 2200 Lafitte St.; 523-5325 Ages 4–12 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $150 Performing & Visual Arts, STEM Expo: Gernon Brown Rec Center

Southern University at New Orleans Healthy Minds-Healthy Bodies Learning Institute 6400 Press Dr.; 286-5225 Ages 6–12 June 2–July 24; M–F 8:00a–3:30p $20 per wk Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center Wilcox’s Academy of Early Learning 1678 N. Broad; 948-1827 Ages 4–6 (must be 5 by Sept. 30) June 1–July 24; M–F 8a–3p $100 plus $20/wk. Before/after care available Kindergarten Readiness Expo: Treme Rec Center Winn’s Discovery Center 2367 Prentiss Ave.; 283-3101 Ages 4–9 June 1–July 24; M–F 8a–3p $140 www.winnsdiscovery.com Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

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Youth Summer Camps – District E (8 summer camps)

Caffin Avenue International SDA Church 1019 Caffin Ave.; 939-7870 Ages 4-12 June 1–July 10; M–F 8a–3p $50 first the first child per household, $40 for the second child in each household, and $30 for each in the household there after (must have the same address) Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Treme Rec Center Einstein Charter School/ Kingsley House 5316 Michoud Blvd.; 523-6221 ext. 187 or 188 Ages 5–12 June 1–July 17; M–F 8a–5p $25 plus $12 per wk./per child = $109 per child Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Joe W. Brown HYPE Academy (Helping Young People Excel) at the Church at New Orleans 11700 Chef Menteur Hwy; 240-4973 Ages 4–12 June 8–July 17; M–F 8a–4p $175 Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Joe W. Brown

Martin Luther King Charter School/Friends of King 1617 Caffin Ave.; 940-2243 Ages 4 –11 (Incoming Pre-K Students to Incoming 5th Graders) June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $10 STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics Expo: Treme Rec Center Mildred Osborne Charter School/ Community Works 6701 Curran Rd.; 522-2667 Ages 8-13 June 8–July 2; M–F 12:15p–4:15p $40; Register March 7 Before/after care available Academic Enrichment & Cultural Arts Expo: Joe W. Brown NORDC Joe W. Brown Tennis Center/ A’s and Aces 5601 Read Blvd.; 434-2259 Ages 7–14 June 1–July 24; M–F 9a–3p $80 plus weekly fee Register March 7 until full at Before/after care available Tennis & Academic Enrichment Expo: Joe W. Brown

NORDC Joe W. Brown Rec Center/ Excite All Stars 5601 Read Blvd.; 218-2607 Ages 6–15 June 8–July 31; M–F 7a–6p $200 Before/after care available Sports, Academics & Cultural Arts Expo: Joe W. Brown Vietnamese Initiatives in Economic Training (VIET) 13435 Granville St.; 255-1412 Ages 4- 12 June 1- July 24; M-F 8a- 4p $75 Before/after care available Health Initiative, STEM, & Cultural Arts Expo: Joe W. Brown

For more information, call Djuana Johnson, Youth Programs Manager at (504) 658-3049.

Teen Camps

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NORDC Summer Teen Camps with Job1/NOLA Youth Works June 3 – July 12 (Ages 13-15) Career exploration program and recreation. Field trips, breakfast and lunch provided. Teens earn a weekly stipend of $75/week (30 hours per a week). The only way to register is to schedule an application appointment at http://www.nola.gov/nolayouthworks. Appointments are being scheduled now and fill up quickly.

Name Of Camp Camp Address

District A

Delgado 615 City Park Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70119

District B

Kedila St. Katharine Drexel Preparatory School, 5116 Magazine Street,

New Orleans LA 70115 Pleasant Zion 3317 Toledano St, New Orleans, LA 70125

Smother’s Academy at Xavier University 1 Drexel Dr., New Orleans, LA 70125

District C

Assurance for Tomorrow's Leaders St. Luke Episcopal Church, 1222 N. Dorgenois St., LA 70119

Landry Walker 1200 L.B Landry Ave., New Orleans, LA 70114

District D

Models for Success Dillard University, 2601 Gentilly Blvd., New Orleans, Louisiana 70122

SUNO 6400 Press Drive, New Orleans, LA 70126

District E

VIET Sara T Reed School, 5316 Michoud Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70129

NORDC Sanchez Center 1616 Caffin Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana 70117

For more information, call Leonard Zanders, Teen Programming Manager at (504) 658-3033.

Aquatics

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SUMMER POOL SCHEDULE

Aquatics

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SUMMER POOL SCHEDULE

District A Harrell 2202 Leonidas St. M–F 9am-5pm Sat 9am-4pm Stallings Gentilly 2700 Lapeyrouse St. M–F 9am-6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm District B A.L. Davis 2600 La Salle St. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm Taylor 2600 S. Roman St. M–F 9am–5pm Sat 9am–4pm Lemann 536 N. Prieur St. M–F 9am–5pm Sat 9am–4pm

Lyons 624 Louisiana Ave. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm Whitney Young 6500 Magazine St. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm District C Behrman 2529 General Meyer Ave. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm Stallings St. Claude 4300 St. Claude Avenue M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm Treme (indoor) 900 N. Villere St. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm

District D St. Bernard 1500 Lafreniere St. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm District E Joe W. Brown (indoor) 5601 Read Blvd. M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm Sam Bonart 1200 Forstall St. M–F 9am–5pm Sat 9am–4pm Sampson 3100 Louisa St. M–F 9am–5pm Sat 9am–4pm Sanchez 1616 Caffin Street M–F 9am–6pm Sat 9am–4pm Sun 2–6pm

NORDC Boston Consulting Group Study Update Mid-2014 Targets Progress

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Begin collecting community needs information through Neighborhood Participation Plan

CAT reports submitted to NORDC Commission on a monthly basis for each district

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Continue to focus on enhancing existing programming with limited and selective expansion

Approved 2015 Budget Offers highlight enhancements to existing programs and account for feasible expansion via NORDF Begin planning for more aggressive program expansion 2015

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Improve processes and system infrastructure NORDC reorganization/reclassification: completed

December 2014

Complete hiring of key leadership positions All funded positions are filled: Managers, Directors,

Executives

Create and implement employee training and professional development plans

23 staff members have attended a combination of 3 different training/professional development meetings/workshops

Commence technology upgrades to support organization and programming needs

Procured RecTrac, MainTrac & WebTrac e-management systems from Vermont Systems, Inc.

Installation/training: RecTrac (October 2014) and MainTrac (January 2015)

Beta-testing: RecTrac (January through March 2015) and MainTrac (March through May 2015)

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Begin implementing select revenue generation programs Creation of Revenue and Contracts division has grown the

rental potential of NORDC facilities: $182,908 collected in 2014

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