Winter-Spring '14 Activity Guide

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The Shorewood High School Graphic Design Program is comprised of in-troductory, intermediate and advanced level classes. Within the program,students are taught various computer software programs. The higher-level classes are taught in a design studio atmosphere wherein clientscome to the class to present their ideas to the students and they workon projects that are both school as well as community based. Shore-wood High School’s Graphic Design Programs are a helpful option forthose students who plan on going into Graphic Design, Advertising, orother Communication related fields at the college level. - Jeff Zimpel &Iris Binor, SHS Graphic Design Teachers

Shorewood Recreation Department Staff

Martin Lexmond - Superintendent [email protected]

Deb Stolz - Director [email protected]

Nick Phalin - Recreation Supervisor [email protected]

Megan Welch - Recreation Supervisor [email protected]

Bobby Wood - Fitness Center Manager [email protected]

Nora Rangel-Kubacki - Secretary [email protected]

Barb Xistris - Secretary [email protected]

Plus the 100+ seasonal instructors who work very hard to provide you withthe selection and quality of programs offered year-round.

We invite you to take a few moments to browse through our

Winter-Spring ‘14 Activity Guide,

featuring programs for all ages and interests.

Resident Online Registration begins on Tuesday, December 3, 2013.

AFFIlIATIONS

The Shorewood School Board:Rob Reinhoffer - PresidentColin Plese - Vice PresidentRuth Treisman - Treasurer

Paru Shah - ClerkDavid Cobb - Member

Recreation Department Activity GuideNovember 2013Published three times yearly: April, August, NovemberShorewood School DistrictRecreation Department Office1701 E Capitol DriveShorewood, WI 53211(414) 963-6913 x 4 - Phone(414) 961-3175 - FAXwww.shorewoodschools.org

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My name is Samantha Krieger, I am currently ajunior at Shorewood High School. This is mysecond year taking graphic design. What I lovemost about this class, is its infinite possibili-ties for self expression. Here at ShorewoodHigh School, I’m involved with the Best Buddiesand the Guatemala Club. Outside of school, Ireally enjoy photography and being outdoors.Additionally, for the last nine years I’ve beenan Irish dancer. I have lived in the Village ofShorewood my entire life and love all the greatopportunities this community has offered me,including designing the cover for this guide.

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Birthday Parties....................................................................................35

Bright Beginnings Preschool Program........................................12

Community Contacts..........................................................................11

Community Events..............................................................................26

General Information...................................................................32 - 33

Program Descriptions................................................................27 - 31

Registration Form.............................................................................. 34

Special Olympics .................................................................................11

Thank you Volunteers and Sponsors...........................................25

Starting in January ..............................................................6 - 7

Starting in February......................................................................7

Starting in March...................................................................8 - 9

Starting in April & May..........................................................9 - 10

Community Swim Schedule .....................................................24

Swim Lessons: (Infants through Adults)............................21 - 23

Water Aerobics...........................................................................23

Fitness Decathlon........................................................................5

General Information & New Programs.........................................5

Self-Defense Class.................................................................5

Boys Lacrosse...........................................................................15

Hershey Track and Field Meet...................................................19

Ski, Snowboard and Ice Skating................................................13

Starting in January.............................................................14 - 15

Starting in February....................................................................16

Starting in March, April & May............................................17 - 19

T-Ball & Coach-Pitch Baseball...................................................17

Teen Programs and Activity Nights...........................................20

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Adult and Senior Citizen Programs

Aquatics

Shorewood Community Fitness Center

Youth Programs

Registration Information

FAX - Fax registration will only be accepted with VISA, MASTERCARD or DISCOVER payment. Complete a registration form with credit card information. Please call to confirm that we receivedyour fax. Our FAX NUMBER is (414) 961-3175.

DROp BOX - Place your completed registration form along with your payment in a sealed envelope.The drop box is located on the outside doors leading to the Recreation Department office in the Administration Building at the High School.

MAIL - Mail the registration form with your payment to Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department, 1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211.

WALk-IN - Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm & 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm.The Recreation Department office is located in the Administration Building on the first floor ofShorewood High School at 1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211.

TELEphONE - (414) 963-6913 x 4. Telephone registration will be accepted only with VISA,

MASTERCARD or DISCOVER payment. Telephone lines are limited, your patience is appreciated.

Resident status includes individuals living in Shorewood, Shorewood School District and Village em-ployees, all students enrolled in Shorewood Public Schools and their families, and non-resident tax-payers of Shorewood.

EARLy REGISTRATIONS

All forms received prior to the designated registra-

tion dates listed above, will be processed randomly

on the first day of mail registration.

LATE FEE REGISTRATIONS

All program registrations must occur 2 days priorto classes starting, or by the sign-up deadline. A$10 late fee will be assessed if we receive yourregistration after these two days or the dead-line. Please register early.

ONLINE - Visit www.shorewoodschools.org for the easiest way to sign up. Click on the registration link to begin. Call us if you need assistance and we will be happy to walk you throughwith the online registration process. See page 33. Online registrations are processed instantly!

The Shorewood Recreation Department will use email as our primary meansof communication. This will be how we contact you on program waiting

lists, cancellations, confirmations, notifications and updates.

Online BeginsResident - Tuesday, December 3 at 6:00 am

Non-Resident - Monday, December 9 at 6:00 amFax, Drop Box, Mail, Walk-In or Telephone BeginsResident & Non-Resident - Wednesday, December 18

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INFORMATION

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Mission Statement

The mission of the School District of Shorewood Recreation and Community

Services Department is to provide community services and life-long learning

opportunities through recreation, education, and fitness programs to en-

hance the quality of life for residents of the Shorewood community.

Recreation Department Office HoursMonday - Friday

8:00 am - 12:00 pm12:30 - 4:30 pm

closed: November 28 & 29December 24, 25, 31 & January 1

Telephone NumbersShorewood Recreation and Community Services

Telephone: (414) 963-6913 x 4VHE Pool Hotline: (414) 963-6913 x 1

Program Cancellations: (414) 963-6913 x 3Fax: (414) 961-3175

Shorewood Community Fitness Center(414) 961-3100

locationShorewood High School

Administrative Building, 1st Floor1701 East Capitol DriveShorewood, WI 53211

School Locations & Telephone Numbers

Atwater School2100 East capitol Drive(414) 963-6962

Lake Bluff School1600 East Lake Bluff Blvd.(414) 963-6972

Intermediate School3830 North Morris Blvd. (414) 963-6951

Shorewood high School1701 East capitol Drive(414) 963-6921

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The Shorewood Community Fitness Center offers members a com-plete line of strength training machines, cardiovascular machines andfree weights. Our professional and caring staff ensures all members

receive a complete and individualized fitness program.

“To promote the vitality, health and well-being of youth,

student-athletes and adults.”

Located on the campus of Shorewood High School1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211

Telephone: (414) 961-3100Fax: (414) 961-3175

Website: www.shorewoodschools.orgBobby Wood - Fitness Center Manager

[email protected]

hOuRS OF OpERATION

Monday - Thursday 5:00 am - 9:00 pmFriday 5:00 am - 8:00 pmSaturday & Sunday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Work with a trainer one on one, in groups, or take advantage of our fitness consul-tations. Get personalized adjustments and assistance with your workout plan at avery affordable price. Call or stop in for more information. Pricing and package in-formation is available online at: www.shorewoodfitness.com.

Age 15 - Adult

The fact is, violence is sometimes unavoidable. In this class participants will beshown real-life situations, and then be able to safely demonstrate techniques duringthe seminar.Location: TBATime: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Fee (per session): Resident - $16 / Non-Resident - $24Date course #Wednesday, February 5 2100.1Wednesday, March 5 2100.2

During the month of April, the SCFC is holding a competition to find the most fit ath-lete in Shorewood! Members and non-SCFC members can participate in this event.Participants will have 30 days to complete and be scored in 10 different fitness re-lated events. Each event will have a scoring table assigned to it, so the better theperformance means a higher score. Events must be witnessed by a ShorewoodCommunity Fitness Center staff member. The decathlon events will be released twoweeks prior to the competition. The 10 events will be evenly divided among the fol-lowing categories:

The male and female winners will take home a fitness related prize, and be crownedShorewood's Most Fit Athlete!course#: 2000.1Fee: $5 - Registration fee only

$15 - Registration fee, plus t-shirt with SCFC Decathlon logo

Shorewood FitneSS Center winter-SPring ‘14

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SelF-deFenSe Seminar

Shorewood FitneSS deCathlon

Contact the Fitness Center for more information about these programs.

StoP in and See what we have to oFFer:Cardio MachinesRower

BenchesOlympic PlatformFree WeightsSquat Racks

Weight Machines

Group Exercise

Functional Training Areas

and more....

PerSonal training

• Strength Exercises• Bodyweight Exercises• Plyometric Exercises

• Running EventsShorewood Community FitneSS Center

During the month of March, 2014Buy 5 Personal Training Sessions Get 1 Free!

( No coupon necessary)

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Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat class Dates Location InstructorFee

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5:30 - 6:10 am cardio Step 1/6 - 3/3Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $60 / $90 2111.1

5:30 - 6:15 am Aqua Boot camp 1/7 - 2/27VHE Pool: 1/7 - 2/20

SHS Pool: 2/25- 2/27Renee Scherck-Meyer $56 / $84 2170.1

6:00 - 6:50 am Boot camp Fitness

(Note: new day)1/10 - 3/7

Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $36 / $54 2110.1

6:15 - 6:45 am Muscle Fitness 1/6 - 3/3Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $44 / $66 2125.1

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body Overhaul



TBA $30 / $45 2101.1


Joanne Dixon $44 / $66 2125.2

8:00 - 8:45 am Senior Strength withBalance & Flexibility

1/7 - 3/4Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Elizabeth Klijnsmit $60 / $90 2121.1

8:00 - 8:50 am pilates 1/11 - 3/8Fitness Center Aerobics Room


8:15 - 9:15 am Step & Sculpt 1/10 - 3/7Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $36 / $54 2105.1





9:00 - 11:00 am pickleball 1/4 - 5/31No class 3/8 & 3/29

Range Line SchoolGym, Mequon

Recreation Staff See page 10

10:30 - 11:30 am Never Too Old to Learn New

Tricks: Facebook1/20

Range Line School

Conference Rm, MequonTBA Free 2780.1

1:00 - 3:00 pm pickleball 1/2 - 5/29Range Line School

Gym, MequonRecreation Staff See page 10

3:30 - 4:30 pm Senior Bowling See Page 10 SHS Bowling Lanes Recreation Staff $30 / $45 2456.1

Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm Full Body Overhaul 1/6 - 1/29


TBA $30 / $45 2102.1

4:30 - 5:15 pm Arthritis Exercise program 1/7 - 1/30 SHS Staff Lounge Jan Mahlberg $28 / $42 2190.1

4:30 - 5:30 pm Jiu Jitsu Training 1/7 - 3/4Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Nate Ziegler $36 / $54 2468.1

5:00 - 5:30 pm kettle Bell circuit Training 1/9 - 3/6Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Neal Schuster $24 / $36 2104.1

5:00 - 6:00 pm Total Body conditioning 1/6 - 3/3Fitness Center Aerobics Room


6:00 - 7:00 pm Fit power Mix 1/7 - 3/4


Otto Wichman $68 / $102 2135.1

Strong & Fit Indoor / Outdoor Boot camp


Renee Scherck-Meyer $64 / $96 2187.1

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN JANuARY

Register online at www.shorewoodschools.org6


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6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body Overhaul 2/4 - 2/27Fitness Center Aerobics Room

TBA $30 / $45 2101.2

9:30 am - 12:00 pm Sewing programswith Avis Marsh

2/10 - 4/14Lydell Community Center

Room 22, Whitefish BayAvis Marsh $75 / $85 2602.1

10:30 - 11:30 am Never Too Old

to Learn New Tricks: Email2/17

Range Line School


Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm Full Body Overhaul 2/3 - 2/26 Fitness Center

Aerobics Room TBA $30 / $45 2102.2


5:30 - 6:30 pm Self-Defense Seminar 2/5 TBA TBA $16 / $24 2100.1

6:00 - 7:20 pm Intro To computers -

Intermediate 2/18 - 3/18Nicolet High School

Room C107Mike Brown $64 / $74 2743.2

6:00 - 8:30 pm Indian comfort Foods 2/24Nicolet High School

Room B133Susan Pack $30 / $40 2606.1

6:30 - 9:00 pm Sewing programswith Avis Marsh

2/10 - 4/14Lydell Community Center

Room 22, Whitefish BayAvis Marsh $75 / $85 2602.2

7:00 - 8:00 pm Latin Dance -

Merengue & Bachata2/18 - 3/25 SHS Dance Studio Rosalita Villa $40 / $60 2250.2

7:40 - 9:00 pm Microsoft Word -

Intermediate 2/18 - 3/18 Nicolet High SchoolRoom C107 Mike Brown $64 / $74 2744.2

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN FEBRuARY

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN JANuARY

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri class Dates Location InstructorFee

R / N-Rcourse #

6:00 - 7:20 pm Intro To computers -

Beginner 1/14 - 2/11Nicolet High School

Room C107Mike Brown $64 / $74 2743.1

6:30 - 7:30 pm Zumba Toning / Sentao 1/6 - 2/24 Lake Bluff Cafetorium Michelle (Streng) Miller $38 / $57 2146.1

6:30 - 8:30 pm Get prepared For

Tax Season1/29

Nicolet High SchoolAthletic Conf Room A106

Bruce WongJess Henrickson &

Dan McDermott$6 / $16 2730.1

7:00 - 8:00 pm Latin Dance - Salsa 1/7 - 2/11

SHS Dance StudioRoom 276

Rosalita Villa $40 / $60 2250.1

Zumba 1/7 - 2/25 Lake Bluff Cafetorium Michelle (Streng) Miller $38 / $57 2146.2

7:30 - 9:30 pm Badminton 1/15 - 5/28No class see page 27

Whitefish Bay Field House Doug Kane $40 / $50 2415.1

7:40 - 9:00 pm Microsoft Word -

Beginner 1/14 - 2/11

Nicolet High SchoolRoom C107

Mike Brown $64 / $74 2744.1

7:45 - 9:45 pm Men’s Open Basketball 1/27 - 3/17

No class 2/3SHS Arena Recreation Staff $20 / $30 2473.1

coed Open Volleyball 1/27 - 5/19No class 2/17 & 3/31

SHS North Gym Recreation Staff $46 / $69 2470.1

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R / N-Rcourse #

5:30 - 6:10 am cardio Step 3/10 - 5/5Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $60 / $90 2111.2

5:30 - 6:15 am Aqua Boot camp 3/11 - 5/1No class 4/15 & 4/17

SHS Pool: 3/11 - 4/3VHE Pool: 4/8 - 5/1


6:00 - 6:50 am Boot camp Fitness



Joanne Dixon $36 / $54 2110.2


Joanne Dixon $44 / $66 2125.3

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body Overhaul



TBA $30 / $45 2101.3


Joanne Dixon $44 / $66 2125.4

8:00 - 8:45 am Senior Strength withBalance & Flexibility



8:00 - 8:50 am pilates 3/15 - 5/10No class 4/19




Joanne Dixon $36 / $54 2105.3



9:00 - 10:00 am Step & Sculpt 3/15 - 5/10No class 4/19




Tricks: Internet3/17

Range Line School


Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm

Full Body Overhaul 3/3 - 3/26Fitness Center Aerobics Room

TBA $30 / $45 2102.3

Full Body Overhaul 3/31 - 4/23Fitness Center Aerobics Room

TBA $30 / $45 2102.4


4:30 - 5:30 pm Jiu Jitsu Training 3/11 - 5/6Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Nate Ziegler $36 / $54 2468.2

5:00 - 5:30 pm kettle Bell circuit Training 3/13 - 5/8Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Neal Schuster $24 / $36 2104.2

5:00 - 6:00 pm Total Body conditioning 3/10 - 5/5Fitness Center Aerobics Room


5:30 - 6:30 pm Self-Defense Seminar 3/5 TBA TBA $16 / $24 2100.2

6:00 - 7:00 pm Fit power Mix 3/11 - 5/6Fitness Center Aerobics Room

Otto Wichman $68 / $102 2135.2

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN MARCH



R / N-Rcourse #

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body Overhaul 4/1 - 4/24Fitness Center Aerobics Room

TBA $30 / $45 3101.4


Tricks: computer health4/14

Range Line School



6:00 - 8:30 pm Light Indian Meal 4/28Nicolet High School

Room B133Susan Pack $30 / $40 3606.1

6:30 - 8:30 pm Money 101 4/9Nicolet High School

Athletic Conf Room A106Jess HenricksonDan McDermott

$6 / $16 3730.1

7:00 - 9:00 pm

Men’s Open Basketball 4/7 - 5/19 SHS Arena Recreation Staff $20 / $30 3473.1

Shorewood choral Arts 4/8 - 6/3SHS Performing Arts Bldg

Room 273Jason Clark $80 / $120 3560.1

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN APRIl

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN MARCH


R / N-Rcourse #

6:00 - 7:00 pm Strong & Fit Indoor / Outdoor Boot camp

3/10 - 4/30No class 4/14 & 4/16

Fitness Center Aerobics Room & Outside


6:00 - 7:20 pm Microsoft Excel -

Intermediate 3/25 - 4/29No class 4/15

Nicolet High SchoolRoom C107

Mike Brown $64 / $74 2745.1

6:30 - 7:30 pm Zumba Toning / Sentao 3/10 - 4/28Lake Bluff Cafetorium

Atwater Gym on 3/17Michelle (Streng) Miller $38 / $57 2146.4

6:30 - 8:30 pm

The camera In

your Smartphone3/3

Nicolet High SchoolRoom D111

C.T. Kruger $22 / $32 2746.1

Estate & Financial planning

For peace of Mind3/5


Jess HenricksonDan McDermott

$6 / $16 2730.2

7:00 - 8:00 pm Zumba 3/11 - 4/29Lake Bluff Cafetorium

Atwater Gym on 3/18Michelle (Streng) Miller $38 / $57 2146.3

7:00 - 8:30 pm Natural Lawn care 3/3Lydell Community CenterRoom 19, Whitefish Bay

Amy Joyce $15 / $25 2740.1

Register onl ine at www.shorewoodschools.org

90+ cLuB New

Are you 90 years or older, live in Shorewood, and participate in Shorewood Recreation Departmentprograms? If so, please contact the Recreation Department ! You are eligible to participate in our

programs FREE. The 90+ Club does not include co-op programs, vendor programs, and fieldtrips. 9

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun class Dates Location InstructorFee

R / N-Rcourse #

See page 29 American Red cross

Lifeguarding certification5/2 - 5/11

SHS West Mac Lab &VHE Pool

Amy Johnson $240 / $290 3383.1


6:30 - 8:30 pm unlocking Social Security:

Making your Benefits Work For you5/7


Jess HenricksonDan McDermott

$6 / $16 3730.2

ADulT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN MAY

pIckLEBALL New!Adult

Yes, PICKLEBALL - the fun game with the funny name! Pickleballis a combination of badminton, tennis and table tennis, and is en-joyed by people of all ages. Pickleball is played on a badminton-sized court, with a tennis-height net, table tennis-type paddle, anda wiffle ball, usually as doubles. This game has few rules and isfar less strenuous than tennis. It is easy to learn and providesplenty of exercise and eye-hand coordination; a game of strategyfor both men and women; you don’t have to be tall and powerful.Want to watch a video? Go to USAPA.org, click on link to “Whatis Pickleball?” Feel free to sit in on any open court session to seeif you’d like it or register for a FREE CLINIC. Limited space isavailable, so sign up today.

Free cliniccourse #: 1416.4Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Date: Saturday, December 14Location: Range Line School Gym, Mequon

Pickleball participants may purchase a punch card in the Recre-ation Department during office hours which is good for 10 playsfor either Thursday or Saturday. Each participant is responsiblefor bringing their card and punching it each time they play. Punchcards become valid starting November 2. Drop in fee is $5.00for participants to play just one day without a punch card.

Location: Range Line School Gym, Mequonpunch card Fee: Resident - $30 / Non-Residents - $33

SENIOR BOWLING New!55 +

This recreational bowling program is for senior bowlers of all skill levels. Whether you areinterested in competition, socializing, or improving your game, this league is for you. Eachclass, participants have the opportunity to bowl as many games as they wish between 3:30and 4:30 pm. Bowlers have the option of keeping score for leisure or for competition. Feeincludes shoe and ball rental for all meeting dates.course #: 2456.1Location: Shorewood High School Bowling LanesDate: Monday, January 6 & 20, February 3 & 17, March 3 & 17, May 5 & 19Time: 3:30 - 4:30 pm

Fee: Resident - $30 / Non-Resident - $45


ADuLT SOFTBALL LEAGuES

Our adult softball league will begin in late April. Packets with league information will be avail-able beginning February 1, 2014. All games will be played at the SHS Diamond. To requesta packet, please call the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4, email Nick Phalin [email protected] or visit our website at: www.shorewoodschools.org

Women’s Open (18 and over) - MondayMen’s Master (35 and over) - TuesdayMen’s Open (21 and over) - Thursday

FuTSAL LEAGuE New

Interested in joining a futsal league? The Recreation Dept. is putting one together this Feb-ruary - April. Futsal is an exciting, fast-paced small sided football game that is widely playedacross the world and is officially recognized by both UEFA and FIFA. Futsal is a five-a-side game, played on a flat indoor pitch such as a basketball court, with smaller goals anda size 4 ball with reduced bounce. It is played to touchlines with no play off walls like indoorsoccer. Information packets will be available January 10. To receive a registration form,contact Nick at [email protected] , (414) 963-6913 x 4, or visit our websiteat: www.shorewoodschools.org.

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ShOREWOOD cOMMuNITy GARDENS - 2014The Shorewood School District is providing the opportunity to rent a community gardenplot at Shorewood High School or Lake Bluff for the 2014 growing season. Availability ismid-April through mid-November, 2014. Plots are 4’ x 10’ raised beds. Gardeners are re-sponsible for bringing their own tools, plants, seeds and soil amendments. Water will beavailable on site. No chemical pesticides or fertilizers are to be used in the gardens. Onlyone plot per household is allowed.

Fee: Residents - $60 / Non-Residents - $90Location course #:Lake Bluff Gardens 3201.2SHS Gardens 3201.1

COMMuNITY PROGRAMS

SPECIAl OlYMPICSThe Recreation Department is the Agency Manager for Shore-wood Special Olympics. If you have a child age 8-21 with specialneeds that is looking to stay active, meet friends, socialize, andhave fun while playing sports, sign up today! Please contact theRecreation Department for more information as to sports offeredand schedules. Snowshoe practice will begin in late-November/early-December. Track & Field practices will begin inearly March. If you have not previously participated in SpecialOlympics through the Shorewood Recreation Department, pleasecontact Megan at [email protected] for more infor-mation before signing up. Practice times will be established duringthe Winter and Spring seasons.Fee: Resident - $0 / Non-Resident - $20Location: TBASport course #:Snowshoeing 2455.1Track & Field 3455.1

cOMMuNITy cONTAcTS

IF yOu hAVE ANy quESTIONS ABOuT ThESE GROupS, pLEASE cONTAcT ThEM

AT ThESE NuMBERS OR EMAIL ADDRESSES.

Senior Resource Center

Elizabeth price - 847-2727villageofshorewood.org

Shorewood Swim Club

shorewoodswimclub.com

Shorewood Kickers

kristin yatso - 963-6334shorewoodkickers.com

Shorewood Historical Society

karen dehartog - 964 - 5258shorewoodhistory.org

Shorewood High School Drama Dept.

Box Office - 963 - 6940shorewooddrama.org

Shorewood Foundation

847 - 2702shorewoodfoundation.org

Seed Foundation

shorewoodseed.org

Milwaukee Table Tennis Club

Linda Leaf - 281-3123milwaukeettc.org

Milestones Program for Children

964 - 5545milestonesprograms.org

Shorewood Men’s Club

shorewoodmensclub.org

Shorewood Girls Softball

Liz Escobar - [email protected]

Shorewood Little League

Rick Frieseke - 731-9875shorewoodlittleleague.com

Rounding up your program fee helps provide financial support forthe Shorewood Recreation and Community Service Departmentin providing programs to preschool, youth, adult and senior citi-zens. Keep us in mind as you pay your registration fees this Win-ter/Spring!

SPeCial thankS to thoSe who Contributed during 2013.

you have made a diFFerenCe!

donation For reCreation

Beth AyersRachel N. BaumChristina Clancy

Liz EscobarSue Froelich

Sheila Jhansale

Andrea KhanNan Kim-Paik

Mary LangLori Saqer

Christin & Oscar WilleScott Yanoff

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Bright Beginnings Preschool focuses on the individual child, and provides an educational environment that stimulates and nurtures each child’s unique growthpotential. We provide numerous exciting and engaging thematic units throughout the year, allowing your child to freely explore and grow in important skill developmentareas, including: large and fine motor, language and literacy, science and math, art and music. Your child’s social and emotional development is of prime importance.At Bright Beginnings, we help each child grow in his or her feelings of self-worth, self-confidence, respect, and appreciation of others, and love of learning and ofschool. Our curriculum reflects the most current understanding regarding child development and early education, and embraces Shorewood School District curriculumgoals. Our classroom ratio is two adults for sixteen students.

Bright Beginnings will follow the school year calendar for the 2014-2015 school year. When the elementary schools do not have school, Bright Beginnings will not beheld.

pRESchOOL TOILETING GuIDELINES: All children are to be completely toilet trained before the first day of school. If your child is not completely toilet trained, youwill be required to be present in the classroom to assist your child with toileting needs. Teachers and volunteers will assist children with buttons or snaps on clothingas necessary. Independence and reinforcement of self-help skills will be encouraged by the teachers.

2014-2015 Tuition payments: A $200 nonrefundable deposit is required at time of registration to reserve a space for your child. Payment plans are available atregistration. 50% of the tuition must be paid by March 1st and the remaining balance must be paid by September 1st, unless you are on an established payment plan.Receive a $100 tuition discount if tuition is paid in full at registration. No refunds or credit will be given for this program.

Feel free to contact the Shorewood Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4 to set up a time to observe the Bright Beginnings Preschool while school is in ses-sion.

BRIGhT BEGINNINGS AT ATWATER SchOOL BRIGhT BEGINNINGS AT LAkE BLuFF SchOOL

MILESTONES ALL DAy

chILD cARE SupERVISION

Milestones will be offering an allday child care supervision on thedays your child attends BrightBeginnings Preschool at both At-water and Lake Bluff ElementarySchools. The supervison is avail-able Monday through Friday from7:00 am - 6:00 pm. Studentsmust be at least three (3) yearsold and completely toilet trained.If you require this supervision foryour child while they are enrolledin Bright Beginnings, you mustcontact Milestones at (414) 964-5545 as availability is limited.

course #: 5290.1Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayDate: September 8 - June 5, 2015Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,600 (for both Residents and Non-Residents)

course #: 5290.2Day: Tuesday and ThursdayDate: September 9 - June 4, 2015Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,200 (for both Residents and Non-Residents)

course #: 5290.3Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayDate: September 8 - June 5, 2015Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,600 (for both Residents and Non-Residents)

course #: 5290.4Day: Tuesday and ThursdayDate: September 9 - June 4, 2015Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,200 (for both Residents and Non-Residents)

Must be at least 2 years and 10 months by September 1, 2014

your invited to Bright Beginnings preschoolOpen house! For current and prospective parents and

students. On Thursday, January 23, 2014 from 6:30 - 7:30 pmat Atwater & Lake Bluff Early Education Building Classrooms.

course #: 5290.5Day: Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayDate: September 9 - June 5, 2015Time: 12:30 - 3:00 pmTuition: $1,600 (for both Residents and Non-Residents)

Location: Early Education Building, SE cornerTeacher: Sharon Maier

Location: Early Education Building, NW cornerTeacher: Teresa Freding

BRIGHT BEGINNINGS PRESCHOOl 2014 - 2015 SCHOOl YEAR - SCHOOl DISTRICT OF SHOREWOOD

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YOuTH WINTER PROGRAMS

SkI AND SNOWBOARD cLuB - LEARN TO SkI OR SNOWBOARD AT SuNBuRST

Grade 4 - 12Whether you are an experienced skier/snowboarder or have never tried it, this program is for you. Each session includes one hour of lessons with the remaining time for open skiing or snow-boarding. Plus each participant who completes the lessons will receive a Sunburst Ski Club Membership, allowing them to come back any time after completing the program and ski for the dayfor a nominal fee. Prices include bus transportation. Minimum number of 15 is required, so sign up early! This is a great program to sign up with a friend. All registrations and Sunburst paperworkmust be completed no later than Friday, December 13. All participants must rent a helmet if they do not bring their own. Helmet rental is $20 for the 4 week session. Date: Tuesday, January 7 - February 4 (No class January 28)

Time: 3:30 pm departure from SHS Parking lot. Return to SHS Parking lot at 8:30 pm.

package Includes price course #

Ski - Rental Lessons, lift ticket, SKI AND BOOT RENTAL, Ski Club Membership and transportation.Resident - $200

Non-Resident - $2502940.1

Ski - Non-Rental Lessons, lift ticket, Ski Club Membership and transportation.Resident - $190


Snowboard - Rental Lessons, lift ticket, BOARD AND BOOT RENTAL, Ski Club Membership and transportation.Resident - $225


Snowboard - Non-Rental Lessons, lift ticket, Ski Club Membership, and transportation.Resident - $210


Helmet Rental Helmet is required for all four above programs. $20 (4 week session) 2940.5

ReGISTRATION DeADLINe IS FRIDAY, DeCeMBeR 13!

No refunds or credit will be given after this date.

IcE SkATING LESSONS AT pETTIT NATIONAL IcE cENTER

Age 3 - 12

Is your child interested in learning how to ice skate? Designed by U.S. Figure Skating, the Learn to Skate Classes enable beginning skaters to experience the fundamentals of the sport to starta lifetime commitment to health and fitness. Each session will have goals for participants to master before moving on to the next level. To see which lesson is right for your child, please see de-scriptions below. Be sure to choose the appropriate level. Classes meet once a week for 6 weeks. Recommended equipment: helmet, mittens/gloves, long/snow pants, sweatshirts, winterjacket, and skates. Skates can be rented at the Pettit for an additional fee. Fee includes six 40 minute classes, 20 minutes of designated skating time. Participants only practice time is immediatelyfollowing every class. Complimentary public skating on day of class when available, plus 4 additional complimentary public skating passes to be used for practice time on non-class daysthroughout session. To register, visit our website or call the Recreation Department.

Tot N Me - This is a unique opportunity for a parent and a child to skate together. Registrationfee includes one child, ages 3 - 5 years, and one adult. The parent/adult must be on the icewearing skates (with their child) during all lessons.

Snowplow Sam - This program is a progression of three classes designed to teach the funda-mentals of skating to children, ages 3 - 5 years, with little or no skating experience. Skaters willlearn basic balance and skating skills in an age appropriate and fun environment. Please specifylevel. Snowplow Sam 1 - Sit and stand with skates on, marching and gliding with two feet.Snowplow Sam 2 - Long glides, forward and backward sizzles. Snowplow Sam 3 - Forward skating, stopping and curves.

hockey Tots - This class is designed for those ages 3 - 5 with little or no skating experiencethat have hockey on the brain. Class participants will learn the basics of skating with and withouttheir hockey sticks including falling and getting up, marching, 2-foot glides, stopping and more. The focus will be on skating skills and not the actual game of hockey. Although this is a hockey

geared class it is always recommended for new skaters to begin in figure skates and change to hockey skates once a solid sense of balance has been established.

Basic 1 - 8 - The Basic Skills Program teaches students progressively more difficult movesthrough eight levels of skating. Upon competition of the Basic 1 through 8 Program, skaters willhave knowledge of the sport enabling them to advance to more specialized areas of skating. Ifa child is skating (or taking lessons) for the first time, the student should register for the Basic 1class level. Students are evaluated at the first class session to gauge their skill/ability level, andare placed in another class if the their skill is applicable. Please specify level. Basic 1 - Proper techniques to fall & get up, marching, two foot glides & stops Basic 2 - Backward skating, one foot glides, two foot turns & snowplow stops Basic 3 - Forward stroking, two foot spins & essence of actual gliding and skatingBasic 4 - Forward edges, crossovers & backward snowplow stops Basic 5 - Backward edges, crossovers & one foot spins Basic 6 - Beginning jumps, turns & spirals Basic 7 - More advanced jumps, turns & edge work Basic 8 - Combining moves, jumps & spins with new techniques13

Time AgeGradek4 - k5

Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult

class Days Dates LocationFee

R / N-Rcourse #

8:00 - 8:30 am 2 - 4 yrs

with adult

Mommy/Daddy & Me Ballet

Tues 1/21 - 2/25SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$24 / $36 2535.5

9:10 - 9:40 am 9 months

- 4 yrswith adult

K4 Music Maker & More Tues 1/21 - 2/18Lydell Community CenterRoom 19, Whitefish Bay

$55 / $65 2232.1

9:50 - 10:20 am 9 months

- 4 yrswith adult


$55 / $65 2232.2

10:00 am - 12:00 pm 4 Family Snowshoeing Sat 1/25 - 2/22No class 2/15

Estabrook ParkParking Lot

$26 / $39Per Person

2950.1

12:00 - 12:45 pm K5 Tennis Instruction -

pee WeeSat 1/11 - 2/15 SHS North Gym $20 / $30 2425.1

12:15 - 3:45 pm 7 - 8 Roller-Skate Day Mon 1/20 SHS Parking Lot $15 2982.1

1:00 - 1:30 pm 2 - 3 yrs

with adultTiny Tumblers Sat 1/11 - 2/15 SHS Upper Gym $18 / $24 2420.1

1:00 - 1:45 pm Tennis Instruction -

BeginnerSat 1/11 - 2/15 SHS North Gym $20 / $30 2425.2

1:45 - 2:30 pm Tiny Tumblers Sat 1/11 - 2/15 SHS Upper Gym $24 / $36 2420.2

2:00 - 3:15 pm Bowling

parent & childSun 1/19 - 2/23 SHS Bowling Lanes $22 / $33

Per Person2454.1

2:30 - 3:15 pm 7 - 8 Teen Strength & Agility Wed 1/8 - 3/5Fitness Center Aerobics Room

$45 / $68 2195.1

2:45 - 6:15 pm 7 - 11American Red cross

BabysittingWed 1/22 & 1/29

SHS Conference

Room 116$110 / $160 2720.1

3:15 - 4:30 pm Bowling Sun 1/19 - 2/23 SHS Bowling Lanes $22 / $33 2454.2

3:30 - 8:00 pm piano Lessons Mon 1/13 - 2/17 Atwater Room 105 $245 / $295 2545.1

3:45 - 4:30 pm K5 Zumba kids Thurs 1/9 - 2/27 Atwater Multipurpose Room $40 / $60 2147.1

3:45 - 5:00 pm Volleyball Instruction Thurs 1/16 - 2/6 Lake Bluff Gym $24 / $36 2430.1

3:45 - 5:15 pm 6 7 - 10Learning To Sew -

Basic Wed 1/22 - 2/26Lydell Community Center

Room 22, Whitefish Bay$50 / $60 2703.1

4:00 - 4:30 pm 1young American

Martial ArtsMon

1/6 - 3/24No class 1/20

Lake Bluff Gym $190 / $240 2465.1

4:00 - 4:45 pm 3 yrs K4 Ballet Wed 1/8 - 2/12SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 2535.1

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YOuTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN JANuARY


Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

4:00 - 5:30 pm 2 how to Eat a Brownie:

children’s EtiquetteWed 1/8 - 1/22

SHS P.E. Building CoachesConference Room

$76 / $114 2710.1

4:30 - 5:15 pm 2 young American

Martial ArtsMon

1/6 - 3/24No class 1/20

Lake Bluff Gym $190 / $240 2465.2

4:30 - 5:45 pm 7 - 8 Bowling Sun 1/19 - 2/23 SHS Bowling Lanes $22 / $33 2454.3

5:00 - 5:45 pm K5 Ballet Wed 1/8 - 2/12SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 2535.2

5:00 - 6:15 pm chess

Beginning - Intermediate Tues 1/28 - 4/1Nicolet High School

Room B111$95 / $105 2755.1

5:30 - 6:30 pm 7 - 8North Shore Lacrosse

Girls Skills clinic Sat 1/4 - 1/18Nicolet High School

Gym 2$50 / $60 2493.5

5:45 - 7:15 pm 7 - 12how to Eat a Brownie:

children’s Etiquette Wed 1/8 - 1/22SHS P.E. Building Coaches

Conference Room$76 / $114 2710.2

6:00 - 6:45 pm Ballet Wed 1/8 - 2/12SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 2535.3

6:00 - 7:00 pm Gymnastic Instruction Mon 1/6 - 2/24No class 1/20 & 1/27

SHS Upper Gym $20 / $30 2421.1

6:30 - 7:45 pm chess

Intermediate - Advanced Tues 1/28 - 4/1Nicolet High School

Room B111$95 / $105 2755.2

7:00 - 7:45 pm Ballet Wed 1/8 - 2/12SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 2535.4

7:00 - 8:15 pm 9 - 12 Mindful yoga Thurs 1/9 - 2/27SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$38 / $57 2134.1


Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 8

Location Dates TimeFee

R / N-Rcourse #

Equipment Rental Fee

Indoor - SHS Arena

Outdoor - Atwater Soccer Field

Sunday, February 23 - March 23 and

Tuesday & Thursday, March 25 - June 5 (No Session on 4/1 & 4/3)

2:00 - 3:00 pm

4:00 - 5:00 pm$120 / $160 2493.1

$30

Course #2493.4

Indoor - SHS Arena

Outdoor - SHS Football Field

Sunday, February 23 - March 23and

Monday and Wednesday, March 24 - June 4 (No Session on 3/31, 4/2 & 5/26)

3:00 - 4:00 pm

6:00 - 7:30 pm$175 / $225 2493.2

Indoor - SHS Arena

Outdoor - SHS Football Field

Sunday, February 23 - March 23and

Monday and Wednesday, March 24 - June 4 (No Session on 3/31, 4/2 & 5/26)

4:00 - 5:00 pm

6:00 - 7:30 pm$175 / $225 2493.3

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Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

9:10 - 9:40 am 9 months

- 4 yrswith adult


$55 / $65 2232.3

9:30 - 10:30 am 3 yrs 1Roamer The Robot

Beebot / Logo campSat 2/15 - 3/8

Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay

$50 / $60 2775.1

9:30 - 11:00 am 4 7 - 8climbing Team -

BeginnersSat 2/1 - 3/22

Milwaukee Turners Climbing Gym

$150 / $200 2241.1

9:50 - 10:20 am 9 months

- 4 yrswith adult


$55 / $65 2232.4

10:00 am - 12:00 pm 6 7 - 10Learning to Sew -

IntermediateSat 2/1 - 3/1


$55 / $65 2703.2

10:00 am - 12:30 pm 4 7 - 8Shorewood Drama Junior

Pop Goes the worldSat 2/22 - 5/24

No class 3/29SHS Youth Center $140 / $190

2574.1

2574.2(Tech)

11:00 am - 12:30 pm 5Lego crazy Action

contraptionsSat 2/15 - 3/8


$50 / $60 2775.2

2:00 - 4:30 pm 6 7 - 12 Make It yourself! Sat 2/8 - 3/1Nicolet High School

Room B133$80 / $90 2607.1

2:30 - 3:30 pm

K5 Zany Zines Wed 2/5 - 2/26 Lake Bluff Room 215 $26 / $39 2648.2

K5 Art International Wed 2/5 - 2/26 Atwater Room 213 $16 / $24 2655.1

7 - 12 youth Nia Wed 2/5 - 2/26SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$18 / $27 2156.1

3:30 - 4:30 pmK5 Zany Zines Mon 2/3 - 2/24 Atwater Room 213 $26 / $39 2648.1

K5 Art International Tues 2/4 - 2/25 Lake Bluff Room 215 $16 / $24 2655.2

3:45 - 4:45 pm 1 Mechanical Engineering -

Master Machines Thurs 2/13 - 3/27No class 3/6

Atwater Room 213 $70 / $105 2778.1

4:00 - 4:45 pm 3 yrs K4 hip-hop Dance Wed 2/19 - 3/26No class 3/19


$26 / $39 2585.1

5:00 - 5:45 pm K5 hip-hop Dance Wed 2/19 - 3/26No class 3/19


$26 / $39 2585.2

5:30 - 6:30 pm15 years -

adultSelf-Defense Seminar Wed 2/5 TBA $16 / $24 2100.1

6:00 - 6:45 pm hip-hop Dance Wed 2/19 - 3/26No class 3/19


$26 / $39 2585.3

6:30 - 8:30 pm11 - 12 AcT Workshop Mon 2/17 - 4/7

Nicolet High SchoolRoom F128

$220 / $240 2705.1

11 - 12 AcT Workshop Tues 2/18 - 4/8Whitefish Bay High School

Room 253$220 / $230 2705.2

7:00 - 7:45 pm hip-hop Dance Wed 2/19 - 3/26No class 3/19


$26 / $39 2585.4

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Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

8:00 - 8:30 am2 - 4 yrs

with adult

Mommy/Daddy & MeJazz & Tap Dance

Tues3/4 - 4/22

No class 3/18 & 4/1


$24 / $36 2521.1

10:30 - 11:30 am

Shorewood Little LeagueBaseball camp

Sat 3/8 - 3/22 SHS Arena & North Gym $20 / $30 2436.1

11:45 am - 1:15 pm Sat 3/8 - 3/22 SHS Arena & North Gym $30 / $45 2436.2

1:45 - 3:15 pm Sat 3/8 - 3/22 SHS Arena & North Gym $30 / $45 2436.3

2:30 - 3:15 pm 7 - 8 Teen Strength & Agility Wed3/12 - 5/7No class 4/2


$40 / $60 2195.2

2:30 - 3:30 pm

K5 Woven Wonders Wed3/5 - 4/9

No class 3/19 & 4/2Lake Bluff Room 215 $26 / $39 2650.1

K5 printmaking Wed 3/5 - 3/26 Atwater Room 213 $16 / $24 2656.2


Room 276$18 / $27 2156.2

3:30 - 4:30 pm

K5 Woven Wonders Mon3/3 - 4/7

No class 3/17 & 3/31Atwater Room 213 $26 / $39 2650.2

K5 printmaking Tues 3/4 - 3/25 Lake Bluff Room 215 $16 / $24 2656.1

3:30 - 8:00 pm piano Lessons Mon 3/3 - 4/14No class 3/31

Atwater Room 105 $245 / $295 2545.2

3:45 - 4:30 pm K5 Zumba kids Thurs 3/13 - 5/1No class 4/3

Atwater Multipurpose Room $36 / $54 2147.2

3:45 - 4:45 pm K5 7 - 8 Mindful yoga for kids Tues 3/4 - 4/29No class 3/25 & 4/1

Atwater Room 106 $40 / $60 2133.1

3:45 - 5:15 pm 6 7 - 10Learning To Sew -

Studio Wed 3/12 - 5/7No class 4/16


$65 / $75 2703.3

7:00 - 8:15 pm 9 - 12 Mindful yoga Tues 3/4 - 4/29No class 4/1


$44 / $66 2134.2

YOuTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN MARCH

T-BAll & COACH-PITCH BASEBAll PROGRAMSDEADLINE: ApRIL 18

* GRADES FOR hITTERS T-BALL AND SLuGGERS cOAch-pITch ARE AS OF ThE 2014 - 2015 SchOOL yEAR

TimeGradek4 - k5

Grade1 - 2

class Dates LocationFee

R / N-Rcourse #

See Page 27

K4 hitters T-Ball program REGISTRATION DEADLINE:

ApRIL 18

Saturday5/19 - 7/26

Lake Bluff Diamond$60 / $90per course

4401.1

K5 4401.2

1Sluggers coach-pitch program

4402.1

2 4402.2

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Time AgeGradek4-k5

Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

9:10 - 9:40 am 9 months

- 4 yrswith adult

Music Maker & More Tues 4/22 - 5/20Lydell Community CenterRoom 19, Whitefish Bay

$55 / $65 3232.1

9:30 - 11:00 am 4 7 - 8climbing Team-

AdvancedSat 4/26 - 5/31

Milwaukee Turners Climbing Gym

$150 / $200 3241.1

9:50 - 10:20 am 9 months

- 4 yrswith adult

Music Maker & More Tues 4/22 - 5/20Lydell Community CenterRoom 19, Whitefish Bay

$55 / $65 3232.2

2:30 - 3:30 pm

K5 Art & Nature Wed 4/16 - 5/7 Lake Bluff Room 215 $26 / $39 3652.1

K5 painting In color Wed 4/9 - 4/30 Atwater Room 213 $16 / $24 3656.1


Room 276$18 / $27 3156.1

3:30 - 4:30 pm

K5 Art & Nature Mon 4/14 - 5/5 Atwater Room 213 $26 / $39 3652.2

K5 painting In color Tue 4/8 - 4/29 Lake Bluff Room 215 $16 / $24 3656.2

3:30 - 8:00 pm piano Lessons Mon 4/28 - 5/19 Atwater Room 105 $170 / $220 3545.1

3:45 - 4:30 pm T-Ball Instruction Tues 4/22 - 5/20 Lake Bluff Diamond $16 / $24 3460.1

3:45 - 5:00 pm 7 - 8 ultimate Frisbee Mon 4/28 - 5/19 Atwater Field $16 / $24 3401.1

4:00 - 4:30 pm 1young American

Martial ArtsMon

4/7 - 6/30No class 5/26

Lake Bluff Gym $190 / $240 3465.1

4:00 - 4:45 pm 3 yrs K4 Jazz & Tap Dance Wed 4/9 - 5/14SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 3521.1

4:30 - 5:15 pm 2 young American

Martial ArtsMon

4/7 - 6/30No class 5/26

Lake Bluff Gym $190 / $240 3465.2

5:00 - 5:45 pm K5 Jazz & Tap Dance Wed 4/9 - 5/14SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 3521.2

6:00 - 6:45 pm Jazz & Tap Dance Wed 4/9 - 5/14SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 3521.3

7:00 - 7:45 pm Jazz & Tap Dance Wed 4/9 - 5/14SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$30 / $45 3521.4

Register online at www.shorewoodschools.org

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Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult

class Days Date LocationFee

R / N-Rcourse #

See Page 29Age 15+

American Red crossLifeguarding certification

Fri, Sat& Sun

5/2 - 5/11SHS West Mac Lab

VHE Pool$240 / $290 3383.1

10:00 - 11:45 am 7 - 8Fastpitch Greyhound

Girls clinicSat 5/3 - 5/24 SHS Diamond $36 / $54 3435.1

3:45 - 4:30 pm K5 1SLap

(Soccer Learn & play)Thurs 5/1 - 5/22 Atwater Diamond $52 / $78 3440.1

4:45 - 5:30 pm 3 yrs K4SLap

(Soccer Learn & play)Thurs 5/1 - 5/22 Atwater Diamond $52 / $78 3440.2

7:00 - 9:00 pm 6 6th Grade Activity Night Fri 5/2 SIS Commons $5 3802.1

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HERSHEY TRACK AND FIElD MEET

Coed, Age 9 - 14

Local Qualifying Meet for District Hershey MeetDate: Friday, May 30Location: Shorewood High School TrackFee: FREE Time: 4:00 pm (Check in time begins at 3:45 pm)

Local winners will advance to the District Meet.

Registration: Return the 2014 Hershey Track & Field form to the Shorewood Recreation Department by Monday,May 26 at Noon. The Recreation Department must verify your child’s date of birth from your child’s ORIGINALbirth certificate at the office. No copies of the birth certificate will be accepted.

Age Divisions - Boys and Girls:

Participants compete per their age as of December 31, 2014.

9 & 10 year olds (born in 2004 or 2005)

11 & 12 year olds (born in 2002 or 2003)13 & 14 year olds (born in 2000 or 2001)

Events:

9 & 10 year olds - 50, 100, 200 & 400 meter dash, 4 x 100 meter relay, standing long jump and softball throw11 & 12 year olds - 100, 200 & 400 meter dash, 800 meter run, 4 x 100 meter relay, standing long jump, softballthrow13 & 14 year olds - 100, 200 meter dash, 800 & 1,600 meter run, 4 x 100 meter relay, standing long jump, soft-ball throw

Race / Event Eligibility*Enter in two running events (includes relay) and one field event OR two field events and one running event(includes relay).

District Meet: Saturday, June 21 Location: West Allis-West Milwaukee

State Meet: Saturday, June 28 Location: West Allis-West Milwaukee

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TEEN PROGRAMS

AcTIVITy NIGhTS

Grade 7 - 8

Come join your friends at Activity Night for lots of fun and music. Ac-tivity Nights include a DJ for dancing and open gym. Activity Nightswill be held from 7:00 - 9:00 pm at the Shorewood IntermediateSchool. Activity Nights will be supervised by parent chaperones. Formore information call Nick Phalin at the Recreation Department, (414)963-6913 x 4 or email at: [email protected].

Students must pre-register for the activity nights. We will not acceptmoney at the door. Concessions are available for purchase at a nom-inal price. Students should not bring more than $5 for concessionsper Activity Night.

Day: Friday Fee course #Remaining 3 Dates $15 2801.3

Individual Dates Fee course #January 10, 2014 $10 2801.1February 21, 2014 $10 2801.2April 25, 2014 $10 3801.1

Register online at www.shorewoodschools.org

INTRAMuRAL SpORTS

The Shorewood Recreation Department offers High School Intramural Sports.These sports will be held Wednesday afternoons from 2:30 - 3:30 pm. Look forthe upcoming dodgeball season. Do you know of another sport to offer that highschool kids are playing? For any suggestions or more details, please call (414)

963-6913 x 4 or stop in the Recreation Department.

TEEN VOLuNTEERS

Grade 7 - 12

Do you like working with children? Do you like arts and crafts, drawing, activegames, sports, music, etc.? The Shorewood Recreation Department is looking forindividuals who are friendly, dependable, and enthusiastic to help out with variousprograms throughout the winter-spring. If you are interested in volunteering thiswinter-spring, please fill out a Teen Volunteer Application located at shorewood-schools.org under the Recreation and Community Services Tab.

NOTE: If you were a Teen Volunteer in the past, there is no need to fill out a newapplication. Simply login to your VICnet account and sign up for volunteer opportu-nities as you did for previous recreation programs.

TEEN FITNESS cERTIFIcATION

Grade 7 - 8Students can become certified to use the Shorewood Community Fitness Centerwithout the supervision of a parent/guardian. During a 60 minute session with apersonal trainer, the student will learn proper techniques and safety when usingequipment at the SCFC. If the student can demonstrate required knowledge, theywill be given a membership to the SCFC for the 2013 - 2014 school year. Contactthe Fitness Center at (414) 961-3100 to sign for this program.

TEEN STRENGTh AND AGILITy

This class will teach students the basics of strength and agility training at the Shore-wood Community Fitness Center. Throughout the sessions, the course will progressin training techniques to help the students learn and advance physically and men-tally. Completion of the class includes a membership to the SCFC for the 2013 -2014 school year and certifies the student to workout independently. For moreinformation see pages 14 & 17.

ShOREWOOD ROLLER-SkATE DAy @ SkATE-LAND

Grade 7 - 8

Shorewood residents and Shorewood Public School students, join us togo rollerskating on your day off of school. Skate-Land in Butler will beclosed to the public and only open to our group on this skate day! We willhave different games to play with a DJ and all new music! There will be afull concession stand, so bring some extra cash for lunch or snacks. Par-ticipants may bring their own roller-skates or rollerblades. Get a group offriends together and sign up today!course #: 2982.1Location: SHS Parking LotDate: Monday, January 20Time: 12:15 - 3:45 pm Fee: $15

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Swimming instruction is provided to give children a positive attitude toward the water while introducing and developing proper swimming techniques. Allparticipants will be evaluated the first day of class to ensure proper class placement. Parents are allowed to observe in the pool area from the bleachers.Children that are not toilet trained must wear swim diapers. No disposable or cloth diapers are allowed in the pool. The Shorewood Recreation Departmentreserves the right to change a swimmer’s level if the level they are placed in does not meet their ability.

Level class Size Requirements Skills Taught In The class

Diaper Diver 15Age 6 - 24 months. Child must be accompa-nied in the water with an adult.

Parents are taught to safely work with their child in the water, including how to appropriatelysupport and hold their child in the water. Children are introduced to basic skills that lay afoundation to help learn to swim. Several water safety topics are introduced that are di-rected toward the parents.

parent / child 15Age 2 - 3 years. Child must be accompaniedin the water with an adult.

Program will build on the skills introduced in Diaper Diver. Participants improve on theseskills and learn more advance skills in Parent/Child.

Alligator 6 Age 4 - 5 yearsBuoyancy and breath control, supported floating and kicking on front and back, introductionto front crawl arms and safety fundamentals while increasing independence in the water.

Seal 6 Passed Alligator. Age 4 - 5 yearsParticipants continue to explore using simultaneous and alternating arm and leg action onthe front and the back to gain more proficiency for future strokes.

Dolphin 6 Passed Seal. Age 4 - 5 yearsThis level will work on improved coordination of breathing, arm and leg action. Studentswill work on swimming independently with a focus on swimming greater distances andtimes.

Level 1Introduction to

Water Skills8 Age 6 years and older

Participants start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practicesin and around the water.

Level 2FundamentalAquatic Skills

8 Passed Level 1Participants learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. This levelmarks the true beginning of locomotion skills.

Level 3Stroke

Development8 Passed Level 2

Participants will learn the survival float, swim the front crawl and the elementary back-stroke. The introduction of scissors and dolphin kicks and build on the fundamentals oftreading water.

Level 4Stroke

Improvement10 Passed Level 3

Participants improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming for greaterdistances. This level will add the arms to the sidestroke and introduce turning at the wall.

Level 5Stroke Refinement

10 Passed Level 4Participants will refine all their strokes, swim greater distances and be introduced to flip

turns.

Level 6Swimming and

Skill proficiency10 Passed Level 5

Prepares participants for more advance course such as diving, personal water safety andfitness swimming.

Beginner Swim for the Older child

10 Age 8 - Grade 8This class will help beginner swimmers gain confidence in the water at their own pace ina group of their peers. Participants will work to learn and improve their water skills andstrokes.

Adult SwimInstruction

6 Grade 8 - AdultThis class will help non-swimmers or beginner swimmers gain confidence in the water attheir own pace. The goal of the class is to overcome the fear of water.

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Location: SHS Pool & VHE PoolFee: Resident - $40 / Non-Resident - $60

TuESDAy, MARch 18 - MAy 13 (NO cLASS ON ApRIL 1)

Time class / Level course #

6:00 - 6:30 pm

Alligator 2303.2

Seal 2304.2

6:00 - 6:40 pmLevel 1 2306.3

Level 2 2307.2

6:35 - 7:05 pmBeginner Swim

for the Older child2313.2

6:35 - 7:15 pm Level 2 2307.3

6:45 - 7:15 pm

Alligator 2303.3

Dolphin 2305.2

7:20 - 8:00 pm

Level 3 2308.2

Level 4 2309.2

Level 5 / 6 2310.2

ThuRSDAy, MARch 20 - MAy 15(NO cLASS ApRIL 3)


6:00 - 6:30 pm

Diaper Diver 2301.2

Alligator 2303.4

Seal 2304.3

6:00 - 6:40 pm Level 1 2306.4

6:35 - 7:05 pm

parent / child 2302.2

Alligator 2303.5

Dolphin 2305.3

6:45 - 7:25 pm Level 3 2308.3

7:10 - 7:50 pm

Level 2 2307.4

Level 4 2309.3

Level 5 2310.3

7:30 - 8:10 pm Adult Swim Instruction 2330.1

SATuRDAy, MARch 15 - MAy 17(NO cLASS ON MARch 29 & ApRIL 5)


9:00 - 9:30 am

Diaper Diver 2301.1

Alligator 2303.1

Seal 2304.1

9:35 - 10:05 am

parent / child 2302.1

Dolphin 2305.1

Beginner Swim for the Older child

2313.1

10:10 - 10:50 am

Level 1 2306.1

Level 2 2307.1

Level 3 2308.1

10:55 - 11:35 am

Level 1 2306.2

Level 4 2309.1

Level 5 / 6 2310.1

please note: As the VHE will be down for cleaning and maintenance, group and private lessons will take place in the SHS Pool until March 27.

Starting on April 8, classes will be moved to the VHE Pool. Dates are subject to change. Participants will be notified via email if dates are changed.

private Swim Interest ListEach 8 week swim session has an interest list for private swim lessons. If we cancel aswim class due to low enrollment, we are then able to add a private swim lesson(s). Ourinterest list is free of charge. The interest list does not guarantee a private swim lesson.

Register for course # 2328.1 for Saturday morning lessonsRegister for course # 2328.2 for Tuesday and Thursday evening lessons

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TuESDAy pRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Time Date course #

5:30 - 5:55 pm

3/18 - 4/15No Class 4/1

2324.1

4/22 - 5/13 3324.1

ThuRSDAy pRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Time Date course #

5:30 - 5:55 pm

3/20 - 4/17No Class 4/3

2325.1

4/24 - 5/15 3325.1

SATuRDAy pRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Time Date course #

9:00 - 9:25 am

3/15 - 4/19No Class 3/29 & 4/5

2326.1

4/26 - 5/17 3326.1

9:30 - 9:55 am

3/15 - 4/19No Class 3/29 & 4/5

2326.2

4/26 - 5/17 3326.2

10:00 - 10:25am

3/15 - 4/19No Class 3/29 & 4/5

2326.3

4/26 - 5/17 3326.3

10:30 - 10:55 am

3/15 - 4/19No Class 3/29 & 4/5

2326.4

4/26 - 5/17 3326.4

11:00 - 11:25 am

3/15 - 4/19No Class 3/29 & 4/5

2326.5

4/26 - 5/17 3326.5

11:30 - 11:55 am

3/15 - 4/19No Class 3/29 & 4/5

2326.6

4/26 - 5/17 3326.6

Age 4 - Adult

Location: VHE Pool & SHS Pool

Fee: Resident - $70 / Non-Resident - $105

*You can register online for private swim les-sons for one person. To add an additionalswimmer(s) to the lesson, please contact theRecreation Department directly at (414) 963-6913 x 4. For an additional child, add $30and $25 for the third.

WATER AEROBICS

please note: As the VHE will be down forcleaning and maintenance, group and privatelessons will take place in the SHS Pool untilMarch 27. Starting on April 8, classes will bemoved to the VHE Pool. Dates are subject tochange. Participants will be notified via emailif dates are changed.

The Water Aerobics Flex Plan entitles you to 10 or 20 visits to any of the classes listed below. All punch cards have an expiration date of one year. Punch cards can be pur-chased by mail, fax, walk-in or telephone. For pool closings, please check our website at: www.shorewoodschool.org. All classes listed are ongoing, new participants arewelcome at any time. Depending on participation level, additional evening deep water aerobics classes may be included in our schedule.

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu class Dates DescriptionFee

R / N-R

7:00 - 8:00 am Deep Water

Aerobics - AM

1/7 - 2/20&

4/8 - 6/12

Come get a full body workout that includes stretching, warm-up, cardiovascular condition-ing, toning and a cool down routine using flotation belts. Participants must provide theirown belt. Flex plan

$40 / $60(10 classes)

OR

$80 / $120(20 classes)

8:30 - 9:30 am Shallow Water

Aerobics

1/6 - 2/19&

4/7 - 6/11NoClass 5/26

Join us for a workout that combines stretching, cardio, strength and toning. You will march,jog and jump through the water to improve cardiovascular fitness, muscular enduranceand flexibility. Participants do not need to know how to swim as class is conducted in theshallow end of the pool.

5:30 - 6:30 pm Deep Water

Aerobics - pM4/8 - 5/15

Come get a full body workout that includes stretching, warm-up, cardiovascular condition-ing, toning and a cool down routine using flotation belts. Participants must provide theirown belt. This class is great for Cross Training Athletes! It gives your joints a break!

Between February 22- April 6 the VhE pool closed for cleaning and maintenance. Water Aerobics Schedule for the ShS pool will be posted by February 13th.

SHOREWOOD HIGH SCHOOl - VHE POOlNO cASh WILL BE AccEpTED AT ANy cOMMuNITy SWIMS.

All swimmers must present a community swim punch card, a current Shorewood community Fitness center membership card, or a single swim pass whichcan be purchased at the Recreation Department or the Shorewood community Fitness center during business hours. Identification is required to prove residency.

SINGLE SWIM pASS FEES

pass Resident Fee Non-Resident FeeAdults $4 $6Senior $3 $5Youth $3 $5Age 5 & Under --------------FREE------------------

Open Swim is included in the Shorewood community Fitness center membership.Must show membership card to lifeguard at each Community Swim.

cOMMuNITy SWIM puNch cARD

card Resident Fee Non-Resident Fee Adult $60 $90 Senior $40 $60Youth $40 $60

Punch cards allow for 20 visits for community swim and each punch cardcarries an expiration date of one year.

cOMMuNITy SWIM INFORMATION

Everyone must wear appropriate swimming attire in the pool. No swimsuits, caps, or towels are issued at any of the community swims.

Before entering the pool, it is mandatory to shower.

Patrons six years of age and older are expected to use the gender-appro-priate locker room or family changing area.

Our family changing area can be used by parent/child or assistance withanother adult. This area is located next to the women’s locker room. Thereare lockers in this room and we strongly recommend you use a lock. Enterthe VHE pool from the lobby glass doors.

Toys and flotation devices are prohibited.

The Recreation Department is not responsible for any lost or stolen articles.Bring your own lock for a locker. Overnight storage is not permitted.

Sauna/Whirlpool (Adults only) will be open during Adult and Lap Swims.Only towels are allowed in sauna.

All Ages - Youth ages 7 and under must be accompanied in the water byan adult (ratio of one adult to every 8 children). Children 6 and under mustbe within one arm’s length of an adult while in the water (ratio of one adultto every 4 children).

Infants and toddlers must wear swim diapers in the pool. No disposable orcloth diapers allowed.

We have an adaptive chair for shallow water entrance.

The Shorewood School District Facility Services Department makes everyattempt to maintain water and air temperature according to the standardsset by the State of Wisconsin. Any fluctuation in temperature will be cor-rected as soon as possible. Pool temperature is set between 78 and 81degrees and the sauna temperature is set between 100 and 104 degrees.Your patience and understanding is appreciated. If you have concerns

about our pool facilities, please contact District Facility and Operations at(414) 963-6918.

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Monday, January 6 - Friday, February 21 &

Monday, April 7 - Sunday, June 15

*Between February 22- April 6 the VhE pool closed for cleaning and maintenance. Revised pool schedule will be posted by February 15.

Monday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 7:30 amLap Swim 8:30 - 9:30 amAdult Swim 11:00 am - 2:00 pmAdult Swim 8:10 - 9:10 pm

ThE VhE pOOL WILL BE

cLOSED ALL DAy ON:

Wednesday, January 1Saturday, January 18Saturday, January 25Sunday, January 26

Friday, April 18Sunday, April 20Monday, May 26

ThE VhE pOOL WILL BE

cLOSED DuRING ThE

EVENING ON:

Wednesday, January 8

TuesdayLap Swim 6:15 - 8:00 amAdult Swim 11:00 am - 2:00 pmAdult Swim 8:10 - 9:10 pm

Wednesday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 7:30 amLap Swim 8:30 - 9:30 amAdult Swim 11:00 am - 2:00 pmAdult Swim 8:10 - 9:10 pm

ThursdayLap Swim 6:15 - 8:00 amAdult Swim 11:00 - 2:00 pmAdult Swim 8:10 - 9:10 pm

Friday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 7:30 amAdult Swim 11:00 am - 2:00 pmAll Age Swim 7:05 - 8:05 pmAdult Swim 8:10 - 9:10 pm

Saturday &Sunday

All Age Swim 2:00 - 3:30 pmAdult Swim 3:30 - 4:15 pmLap Swim 4:15 - 5:00 pm

pool hours are subject to change. updates will be posted on the VhE pool bulletin board, VhE pool Information Line at (414) 963-6913 x 1, and on www.shorewoodschools.org.

diStriCt volunteerS

Do you possess a special skill or area of expertise that you think would benefit theShorewood School District? Do you enjoy working with children? District volunteersare utilized in several capacities such as one-on-one homework tutors, organizingteacher libraries, coaching youth sports teams, chaperoning field trips, photocopyingand laminating, and ushering SHS Drama productions. The Shorewood SchoolDistrict Volunteer Program is now managed through an online database, referredto as VICnet coordinated by the Recreation Department. For more volunteeringinformation go to: www.shorewoodschools.org under the Family Resources tab.

teen volunteerS

Grades 7 - 12

Do you like working with children? Do you like arts and crafts, active games, sports,music, dance, etc? The Shorewood Recreation Department is seeking individualswho are friendly, dependable and enthusiastic to help out with various programsthroughout the season. If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out a TeenVolunteer Application located at shorewoodschools.org under the Recreation &Community Services Tab. Any questions, please contact Megan at the RecreationDepartment at (414) 963 - 6913 x 4 or via email at: [email protected].

volunteer CoaCheS Volunteer coaches are needed for our youth sports leagues. Duties include directingthe team’s practice and play during games. Training and resources are provided.This small investment of your time will have a great impact on the children of yourteam. Coaches are needed for current and future programs in the areas of flag foot-ball (fall), basketball (winter), coach pitch baseball (summer) and T-ball (summer).If you are willing to help coach in our programs, contact the Recreation Departmentat (414) 963-6913 x 4.

Mike AldanaMarc Becker

Adam BellmerNate cade

Willie coffouBud DeGraff

Tom DolgaardMarc Falkner

Martha GhebregziabiherTom Gough

Mazin hamdanJulia holmesAlex huggard

kristie Jochmann

clay JonesMike Joycekevin kaneMatt kasper

Andrew klemenAndy knoernschild

Mark Liencarlos Maldonado-cruz

Ben NelsonSean O’connor

Brad O’keefBella OtevrelTom pheisterBrian quandt

Jamie ReeveMichael Reid

Ben RosenblattDan Schuurman

Andy Skwierawskipete Swenson

Saj ThachenkaryTim Vander Mel

Les WadeSarah Weber

John WettsteinOscar Wille

Greg Womack

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thank you to our FinanCial SPonSorS

For winter SPring ‘14

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SHOREWOOD

wanted: volunteerS & SPonSorS!

SPonSor a team or league

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Depart-ment is looking for individuals and businesses to sponsor ourleagues to cover jersey costs. Sponsors will be recognized withtheir name or business logo on the back of the t-shirt or jerseyfor the league. If you are interested, please contact the Recre-ation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

thank you volunteerS!The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department would like tothank the following individuals who have positively impacted our youth through vol-unteering for the Department.

MARK YOuR CAlENDAR...

WEST SIDE STORy- ShOREWOOD hIGh SchOOL DRAMA

The world's greatest love story takes to the streets in this landmark Broadway musical that isone of the theatre's finest accomplishments. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is transported tomodern-day New York City, as two young idealistic lovers find themselves caught between war-ring street gangs, the "American" Jets and the Puerto Rican Sharks. Their struggle to survive ina world of hate, violence and prejudice is one of the most innovative, heart-wrenching and rel-evant musical dramas of our time.

Performances: SHS AuditoriumFriday, May 9 at 7:00 pmSaturday, May 10 at 7:00 pmSunday, May 11 at 2:00 pm

Thursday, May 15 at 7:00 pmFriday, May 16 at 7:00 pmSaturday, May 17 at 7:00 pm

To order tickets, please call the Box Office at (414) 963-6940 or go to their website:www.shorewooddrama.org

ShOREWOOD hIGh SchOOL

kEEpSAkE ORNAMENT

Looking for a great keepsake gift or stockingstuffer? The Shorewood Recreation Depart-ment is selling Shorewood High School orna-ments. All ornaments are red with white print.Each ornament is only $5. You may pick yourornament up at either the Recreation Office orFitness Center. Call the Recreation Departmentfor more information at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

BE OuR GuEST SENIOR cITIZEN pASS

Shorewood Residents, 60+

It is the policy of the Shorewood School Board tomake available a Senior Citizen Pass to those indi-viduals living in Shorewood who have reached theage of 60 years. The purpose of the pass is to say“Thank you” to our Senior Citizens who have givensuch fine support to our schools. This pass entitlesthe holder and companion to be admitted, withoutcharge to the following School District activities:

All Athletic Events(Except WIAA Tournament Games)Band and Orchestra performances

Dramatic productions(Except Spring Musical and AFS Showcase)

Get your pass at the Shorewood Recreation Department Today!

ShOREWOOD cONNEcTS 3RD ANNuAL SpRING cLEANup!Join your neighbors this spring for a morning of yard clean-up to benefit older and disabledadults throughout Shorewood.

Date: Saturday, May 3Time: 8:00 - 10:00 am

To volunteer, contact Shorewood Connects Coordinator, Michelle Boehm via email [email protected] or (414) 698-4369.

Older and disabled adults seeking assistance, please contact Elizabeth Price at the Shore-wood Senior Resource Center via email at [email protected] or (414) 847-2727.

yOuR INVITED TO BRIGhT BEGINNINGS pRESchOOL OpEN hOuSE!For current and prospective parents and students.Location: Atwater & Lake Bluff Early Education Building ClassroomsDate: Thursday, January 23Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm

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AcT WORkShOp CO-OP

Students will gain direct experience with each of the five sectionsof the ACT. They will become familiar with the types of questionsthey will encounter on the four multiple choice tests as well as learna variety of strategies to attack those questions. The instructor hasdesigned this course based on 19 years of experience successfullypreparing students to take the ACT. Students will also learn how toapproach the Writing Section, specifically how to conceptualize, or-ganize and execute an effective essay within the test's timeframe.Students should bring a blank, spiral notebook to the first session.page 16Instructor: Fred Silver, Vendor Program

AquA BOOT cAMp

This class provides participants with a combination of swimming,strength training and core work both in the water and on deck. Var-ious exercise sets such as swim sprints (at your own pace) and re-sistance training will be utilized. Participants must know how toswim as this program is not a water aerobics class. Please bringan exercise mat.page 6, 8Instructor: Renee Scherck-Meyer,

Certified AFAA Personal Trainer

ART INTERNATIONAL New

Take a trip around the world discovering art from different cultures,continents and time periods. Making art inspired by international in-fluences.page 16Instructor: Eston Bennett

ART & NATuRE New

We will discover how nature inspires artists and their practices, butalso how art may compliment nature. Techniques covered will in-clude drawing, painting, installation art and more.page 18Instructor: Anna Grosch

ARThRITIS EXERcISE pROGRAM

Using gentle movements and activities designed to increase mobil-ity and range of motion, be prepared to start to feel better, gain en-ergy and have the ability to accomplish daily tasks with ease.page 6, 7, 8, 9, 10Instructor: Jan Mahlberg, Certified Arthritis Foundation Exercise

Program Instructor

BABySITTING - AMERIcAN RED cROSS

This is an ideal course for current and future babysitters, teachingthem the best way to keep children safe while in their care. Feeding,diapering, safety, professionalism, first-aid, leadership and safe playare some of the topics that will be covered. Be sure to wear com-fortable clothes and bring a water bottle and a snack.page 14Instructor: American Red Cross Instructor, Vendor Program

BADMINTON - ADuLT CO-OP

Great physical conditioning and a lot of fun! This sport offers some-thing for everyone. Instruction will be offered for all who wish it.Rackets will be furnished or you may bring your own. Shuttlecockswill be provided. The schedule may change depending upon school

calendar. Provide your email address on your registration form toreceive information regarding changes in schedule. No class 3/5,3/19, 3/26, or 4/2.

page 7Instructor: Doug Kane

BALLET

Students will learn the fundamentals of ballet movements andterms, as well as a dance at the end of the session! Please be sureto wear fitted, comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. Balletshoes are recommended.page 14, 15Instructor: Deanna Lewis

BALLET, MOMMy/DADDy & ME New

Come and join in to see what your children have been learning! Inthis class you and your child will be able to learn basic movementsand vocabulary in Ballet! Parents and children will be doing inter-active exercises and learn basic movement combinations. Pleasebe sure to wear fitted, comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.Ballet shoes are recommended. The fee includes both parent andchild. page 14Instructor: Deanna Lewis

BASEBALL cAMp, ShOREWOOD LITTLE LEAGuE

This baseball camp will instruct the areas of hitting and fielding. TheShorewood Recreation Department is working with Shorewood Lit-tle League to produce this camp for all talent levels. Whether youare a beginner, learning the proper technique, or a returning playertrying to perfect your skills, this camp is for you! Coaches fromShorewood High School and Little League will instruct this camp,using their knowledge along with skills and drills from other popularlocal camps. Participants must bring their glove. Please wear com-fortable clothes. Bringing a bat is optional.page 17Instructor: Shorewood Little League Coaches

BASkETBALL - MEN’S OpEN

Teams will be formed on site. We will split the courts if necessary.Please bring a light and dark colored shirt. Ages 18 - adult.page 7, 9

BOOT cAMp FITNESS

This 30 minute class is a total body workout that includes a warm-up, free weights, benches, resist-a-balls, resistant tubing, bodybars, and more to perform various exercises. The class format isdesigned to do a series of exercises, and repeat them, in order tokeep the heart rate up as much as possible. While modificationsare available for most movements, participants should be able todo some lunges and/or squats in each class. page 6, 8Instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

BOWLING

Come and experience the Shorewood High School Bowling Alley.We will Moon-Glow Bowl the last Sunday of the session. Enjoybowling with friends or family! Participants must be grade 1 or above.page 14, 15

BOWLING, SENIOR New

This recreational bowling program is for senior bowlers of all skilllevels. Whether you are interested in competition, socializing, orimproving your game, this league is for you. Each class, partici-pants have the opportunity to bowl as many games as they wishbetween 3:30 and 4:30 pm. Bowlers have the option of keepingscore for leisure or for competition. Fee includes shoe and ball rentalfor all meeting dates.page 6, 10

cAMERA IN yOuR SMARTphONE CO-OP

Charge up the battery and bring your Apple or Android smartphoneto this two-hour, hands-on class covering the apps and techniquesfor making pictures and video. This class will cover your smart-phone’s camera, email, messaging, backup and printing options.This class does not cover Windows 8 or Blackberry smartphones.page 9Instructor: C.T. Kruger, Vendor Program

cARDIO STEp

This 40 minute cardio workout involves choreographed, low-impact,and aerobic movements on and off a height-adjustable bench.page 6 , 8Instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

chESS CO-OP

Beginning - Intermediate: This class is for those new to chess orwith ratings less than 800. Students will work on opening gamestrategies and tactics. Intermediate - Advanced: this class is for veteran tournament play-ers with ratings above 800 and/or with 3 to 5 years of chess playingexperience. Players will work on middle game and end game strate-gies. For more information call (262) 573-5624. page 15Instructor: Wisconsin Scholastic Chess Federation Staff,

Vendor Program

chORAL ARTS, ShOREWOOD

This adult community chorus is open for anyone who loves to sing!The concert will take place on Sunday, June 8th.page 9Instructor: Jason Clark

cLIMBING TEAM - ADVANcED New

This program is for students who would like to take the next stepinto climbing. The team is open to climbers who have successfullycompleted the beginning climb team and demonstrated they havethe needed skills and interest in continuing on. This course will in-troduce the student to systems employed in top roping, single andmultiple pitch rock climbing and sport climbing. Climbing safety willbe stressed and exercised thoroughly and consistently in order toguarantee a safe and successful experience for your child. Coursecontent will include: continued skill and strength developmentneeded for outdoor climbing by working with the individual goals setby each climber, climbing knots and basic top rope anchor set up.Emphasis will be placed on teamwork, self-motivation, self-confi-dence, communication, and safety in the outdoors. This is all doneunder the tutelage of experienced staff. All equipment is supplied. page 18Instructor: Riverwest Outdoors Staff, Vendor Program

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cLIMBING TEAM - BEGINNERS

Rock climbing is a fun and satisfying sport that strengthens thebody and mind. Rock climbing allows climbers to enjoy a sport in anon-competitive environment while still emphasizing teamwork,motivation, and self-confidence. Rock climbing also builds muscularendurance, flexibility, coordination, and mental focus. We aim tobuild strong, responsible climbers. This co-ed team welcomesclimbers of all ability and experience levels. Training on equipmentand safety will be conducted in order to guarantee a safe and suc-cessful experience for your child. All equipment, including helmets,is supplied. The team will be taught by experienced and knowledge-able coaches with a focus on, skill and strength development, com-munication and safety, mental strategy, movement, andenvironmental stewardship.page 16Instructor: Riverwest Outdoors Staff, Vendor Program

cOMpuTERS, INTRO TO, BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE CO-OP

This program is designed for those who have never used a com-puter and is geared for the older beginner. It will slowly walk partic-ipants through the concepts. We will cover Microsoft basics andgeneral use of a PC (not Apples or Macs). page 7Instructor: Mike Brown, Vendor Program

DRAMA JR., ShOREWOOD

Pop Goes the World - To conclude our journey through great Vic-torian literature, Shorewood Drama Jr.’s spring production is areimagining of one of the greatest adventure tales of all time,Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Updated and teemingwith pop songs, movie melodies, Broadway show tunes and worldmusic, our musical revue, Pop Goes the World, sends teams ofkids from around the globe…around the globe in the international“Tour de le Monde” contest. Students will meet characters from allover the Earth, travel to lands both familiar and strange, experiencenew and exciting cultures and, once again, be part of a timelesstale told in a brand new way. Production dates are Saturday, May24 at 1:30 pm and 7 pm, and Sunday, May 25 at 1:30 pm.page 16Instructor: Sara Van Loon & Amanda Hull

ESTATE AND FINANcIAL pLANNING FOR pEAcE OF MIND CO-OP

Everyone, regardless of age or wealth, should have an estate plan.Wills, trusts, and beneficiary planning provide necessary directionand continuity when passing on your assets after death. Estateplanning also should address during-life issues such as health caredirectives, durable powers of attorney, and proper financial planningfor your long-term needs. We will discuss strategies to help youprotect your assets and ease the burden on your loved ones.page 9Instructor: Jess Henrickson, Financial Advisor

Dan McDermott, Attorney, Vendor Program

FASTpITch GREyhOuND GIRLS cLINIc

Fielding ground balls, fly balls, throwing and hitting will be covered.All players should bring their own fielding glove. Should inclementweather occur, we will relocate to the SHS North Gym. Please bringtennis shoes for indoor practice.page 19Instructor: Dave Berghaus, SHS Varsity Fastpitch Coach

FIT pOWER MIX

This class observes the benefits of functional training, and the im-portance of covering fitness on all levels. From aerobic exerciseto strength, power, balance and stability - we’ve got you covered!page 6, 8 Instructor: Otto Wichman, Certified BCRBA Instructor

FuLL BODy OVERhAuL

These classes incorporate weights, bands, plyometric exercisealong with other training styles to get a full-body overhaul. page 6, 7, 8, 9

GET pREpARED FOR TAX SEASON New CO-OP

Get ready for the upcoming tax season and learn what’s new for2014. Applicable to both individuals and small business owners,we will highlight practical tips to help ease your tax burden. Comewith questions for this interactive discussion.page 7Instructor: Bruce Wong, CPA, BKW, LLC, Vendor Program

GyMNASTIcS INSTRucTION

This class will take you through the basic fundamentals involved inthe vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Partici-pants will be divided to allow for instruction appropriate to skill level.page 15Instructor: Samantha Schilling, SHS Varsity Gymnastics Coach

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hIp-hOp DANcE

Students will learn basic movements and multiple dances through-out the weeks to the latest music from Justin Bieber to SelenaGomez and many others! Students will learn and be given the op-portunity to explore their artistic creativity with freestyle movementin class each week! Please be sure to wear fitted, comfortableclothing and bring a water bottle.page 16Instructor: Deanna Lewis

hOW TO EAT A BROWNIE: chILDREN’S ETIquETTE

This course will introduce children to basic etiquette skills and willbegin with proper introductions, shaking hands, good posture andshowing confidence. We will continue with conversation skills, fam-ily etiquette, what the “R” stands for in R.S.V.P; and when and howto write memorable thank you notes. Brownies (no nuts) will beserved in the last class when participants will learn how to hold sil-verware European style.page 15Instructor: Margery Sinclair, Vendor Program

IcE SkATING LESSONS AT pETTIT NATIONAL IcE cENTER

page 13Instructor: Pettit Center Staff, Vendor Program

INDIAN cOMFORT FOODS CO-OP

Did you know that there are favorite comfort foods that are Indian?Ms. Pack will share hers with you. Participants will make a dishwith rice in a buttermilk curry, Aloo Saag (potatoes and spinach), alentil soup and chutney. You will leave with a feeling of content-ment.page 7

Instructor: Susan Pack, Vendor Program

INDIAN MEAL, LIGhT CO-OP

Spring is normally the time for cleansing. Participants will make alight Indian meal by using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Join Ms.Pack in making a light soup, a simple, yet tasty, asparagus stir-fry,a rice dish and a lassi to drink.

page 9Instructor: Susan Pack, Vendor Program

JAZZ & TAp DANcE

Come join a high energy class with BOTH tap AND jazz! Studentswill learn basic movements, vocabulary, and combinations through-out the weeks; as well as a dance at the end of the session! Pleasebe sure to wear fitted, comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.Tap shoes are required.page 18Instructor: Deanna Lewis

JAZZ & TAp DANcE, MOMMy/DADDy & ME New

Come and join in to see what your children have been learning! Inthis class you and your child will be able to learn basic movementsand vocabulary in Tap and Jazz! Parents and children will be doinginteractive exercises and learn basic movement combinations.Please be sure to wear fitted, comfortable clothing and bring awater bottle. Tap shoes are required. The fee includes both parentand child. page 17Instructor: Deanna Lewis

JIu JITSu TRAINING New

Made popular by the world of mixed martial arts, Jiu Jitsu has beennamed one of the most effective martial arts in the world today. Itpromotes the principle that a smaller person using leverage andproper technique can successfully defend themselves against abigger, stronger assailant. Recommended for adults and teensages 14 and up.page 6, 8Instructor: Nate Ziegler, Certified ACE-PT

kETTLE BELL cIRcuIT TRAINING

This class will incorporate a variety of kettle bell exercises to chal-lenge your entire body. Kettle bells allow for new movements so itwill work new muscle groups. Please bring a kettle bell of your de-sired weight.page 6, 8Instructor: Neal Schuster

LAcROSSE, BOyS yOuTh

Students may participate on this team if they are Shorewood, Mil-waukee or WFB residents that live south of Henry Clay Street.Lacrosse is a fast, physical, contact sport that combines aspectsof soccer, hockey and basketball. Spring is the official outdoor sea-son. Indoor practices are on Sundays starting February 23. Out-door practices start the week of March 24. We will scheduleapproximately 10 games to be held on be Friday nights, Saturdaymornings or Sunday afternoons, starting late April and ending inearly June. Coach Kane will contact all registered players withgame schedule. All practices and home games will be at SHS orAtwater Elementary School. Helmets will be provided to all

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LAcROSSE, BOyS yOuTh (cONT.)participants. Players can rent lacrosse equipment ($30). Playersmust provide mouth guard and athletic cup. Cleats are recom-mended. It is expected that players doing multiple sports will splitconflicts equally. All players must join US Lacrosse (additional$25). We encourage you to sign up for the waiting list if the classroster is full.page 15Instructor: Kevin Kane

LAcROSSE, NORTh ShORE GIRLS, SkILLS cLINIc

In preparation for the 2014 season, or if your child wants to trylacrosse before committing, North Shore Lacrosse is holding a Win-ter Skills Clinic. We will concentrate on catching, throwing, cradling,shooting and dodging. Before the first clinic, if you need to borrowequipment, please contact: [email protected]. page 15Instructor: North Shore Lacrosse Coaching Staff,

Vendor Program

LATIN DANcE: SALSA & MERENGuE/BAchATA

Come ready to learn the basic steps and rhythms of these LatinDances. No partner necessary. All ability levels are welcome!page 7Instructor: Rosalita Villa

LEGO cRAZy AcTION cONTRApTIONS New CO-OP

Work with a partner to build exciting and crazy contraptions. UsingLego Technic pieces and rubber bands, we will build the super-charged Rubber Band Racer, Automatic Field Goal Kicker, CandyMachine, Trapdoor Car Parachute Machine and the Ping PongPopper. All these contraptions spin, stretch, speed or otherwisespring into action. Push your imagination to the limit and build awe-some contraptions with clear instructions and step-by-step dia-grams.page 16Instructor: Computer Tot Staff, Vendor Program

LIFEGuARDING cERTIFIcATION, AMERIcAN RED cROSS

Are you interested in becoming a lifeguard and over the age of 15?You will learn concepts of responsibility, work ethic, leadership andapproachability that will prepare you for a job as a lifeguard. TheAmerican Red Cross Lifeguard course will cover the knowledgeand skills to get your lifeguard, CPR/AED and first aid certifications.Successful completion of the course earns you a 2-year, nationallyrecognized certification in Lifeguarding/First-Aid/CPR/AED. Atten-dance at ALL meeting dates is mandatory. Certification is not guar-anteed as participants must score above an 80% on a written testand pass an in-water skills test. There is a mandatory pretest onthe first day of class. Please bring swimsuit, towel and snacks eachmeeting day. Class meets on Fridays from 5:00 - 9:00 pm, on Sat-urdays from 12:00 - 8:00 pm and on Sundays from 1:30 - 7:00 pm. page 10, 19Instructor: Amy Johnson, Red Cross Certified

Lifeguard Instructor, Vendor Program

MAkE IT yOuRSELF! New CO-OP

Why wait for someone else to cook or bake something wonderfulwhen you can do it yourself? This course will teach you how tomake great tasting food using natural and locally sourced ingredi-

ents. This is a hands-on class; participants will do the cooking andbaking with instruction and supervision. No prior experience nec-essary! Classes include: Bread and Butter, Pasta Perfect/SaladDays, Breakfast for Dinner, and Let Us Eat Cake/Pie in the Sky.page 16Instructor: Lisa Harper, owner of Mrs. Whoopie,

Vendor Program

MARTIAL ARTS, yOuNG AMERIcAN

This innovative martial arts program will encourage your child todevelop a positive attitude, perseverance, self-confidence and self-discipline. All this and more in the fun-filled challenges of the YoungAmerican Martial Arts Club. Class fee includes testing. Sibling feeis $145.page 14, 15, 18Instructor: Young American Martial Arts Club Staff,

Vendor Program

MEchANIcAL ENGINEERING - MASTER MAchINES New

During the Mechanical Engineering classes, students use the En-gineering Design Process to design, create, test, and refine a va-riety of machines and mechanical systems. Students learn basicsof fluid mechanics, simple machines, and other design and engi-neering concepts while constructing roller coasters, egg-drop ve-hicles, and an incredibly fast air powered dragster they keep at theend of the course.page 16Instructor: Engineering for Kids Staff, Vendor Program

MIcROSOFT EXcEL - INTERMEDIATE CO-OP

In this series of sessions, intermediate concepts will be taught inMicrosoft Excel, a popular spreadsheet program. Participantsshould have basic computer experience. Includes advancedcut/copy/paste commands, absolute vs. relative cell reference, andcharting & graphing.page 9Instructor: Mike Brown, Vendor Program

MIcROSOFT WORD CO-OP

In this series of sessions, introductory concepts will be taught inMicrosoft Word, a word processing program. Participants shouldhave basic computer experience.Word I - Beginner: includes text options, cut/copy/paste, formatting,bulleting/numbering, and saving/opening/creating documents. Word II - Intermediate: includes tables, tab stops, indenting, insert-ing images, watermarks, headers/footers, shading and spiking.page 7Instructor: Mike Brown, Vendor Program

MONEy 101 CO-OP

Join this interactive and informative session aiming to educateabout the basics of investing, budgeting, and general financial plan-ning. The importance of these issues can range from retirementplanning, education funding, monthly household budgeting, andbeneficiary and estate planning. An effective financial plan can helpput you on the path toward achieving your financial goals.page 9Instructor: Jess Henrickson, Financial Advisor


MuScLE FITNESS

This 30 minute workout is designed to strengthen and tone allmajor muscle groups, as well as improve your core and balanceusing personal resistance, weights, bands and resist-a-balls. Forsafety purposes, we ask that you warm-up before coming into theclass. Please bring an exercise mat.page 6, 8Instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

MuSIc MAkER & MORE CO-OP

This sing-along musical activity group is designed for children andtheir parents or caregivers. The class incorporates traditional chil-dren’s songs, finger play, rhythm instruments and dance move-ments as well as puppets that help tell a story within the songs.Our goal is to give children an interest and love for all kinds ofmusic. Bring your dancing feet and join us for a fun family class. page 14, 16, 18Instructor: Abbie Wallschlaeger, Vendor Program

NATuRAL LAWN cARE New CO-OP

Join Amy Joyce for a workshop on how to create a beautiful,healthy lawn that is safe for your family, pets and the environment.Learn the fundamentals of natural lawn care, why it’s such a greatidea and how to get started. Bring your lawn care questions.page 9Instructor: Amy Joyce, Co-founder/Co-director,

Healthy Communities Project, Vendor Program

NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN NEW TRIckS New CO-OP

Facebook: Learn how to use the biggest social networking pro-gram in the world. Make new friends and rediscover relatives thatyou haven’t seen, classmates and old friends.using E-Mail: This presentation will show people the etiquette ofusing E-Mail. Learn how to make your life easier by types of e-mailfrom free to paying, how to set one up, where to get one, and howto send attachments and more.Internet: Learn to surf the internet and find sites that you wouldnot have found before.Things To Do To keep your computer healthy: In this sessionwe will be talking about virus protection, malware protection, spy-ware, spam and ads. How to fix simple computer problems by your-self.page 6, 7, 8, 9

NIA, yOuTh New

Nia is a sensory-based movement practice that leads to health,wellness and fitness. It is a dynamic fusion of carefully selectedmovements and concepts from the dance arts, martial arts andhealing arts. Classes are taken barefoot to music of many differentgenres. Together the music and the movement inspire a body,mind, emotion and spirit connection. Beginners and highly fit ath-letes alike can adapt Nia to meet their needs and abilities in thepresent moment. Experience the joy of movement and the benefitsof moving your body…the body’s way. page 16, 17, 18Instructor: Dori Frankel Steigman,

Certified Nia Blue Belt Instructor

pAINTING IN cOLOR New

Using paint to explore the color relationships of complimentary

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pAINTING IN cOLOR (cONT.)colors, shading, and use of different color palettes.page 18Instructor: Eston Bennett

pIANO LESSONS

Have you always wanted to learn piano? Do you need to “brushup” on your skills? Come work one-on-one with instructor, OlgaVolodarskaya, and learn piano! All classes will be 30 minutes.Make-up lessons will be scheduled with the instructor.page 14, 17, 18Instructor: Olga Volodarskaya

pIckLEBALL New CO-OP

Yes, PICKLEBALL - the fun game with the funny name! Pickleballis a combination of badminton, tennis and table tennis, and is en-joyed by people of all ages. Using a badminton-sized court, ten-nis-height net, table tennis-type paddle, and a baseball-sized wiffleball, usually played by doubles, this game has few rules and is farless strenuous than tennis. page 6, 10

pILATES

Pilates is designed to tone and elongate muscles and to isolate,activate and condition deep muscles in your body. It also works toflatten abdominals and improve body mechanics. It alleviatesstress/tension and refines breathing patterns. Bring an exercisemat.page 6, 8Instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit,Stott Pilates Instructor

pRINTMAkING

Simple at home ways to engage in one of the oldest art traditions.From mono-printing to potato printing, students must be capableof using carving equipment.page 17Instructor: Eston Bennett

ROAMER ThE ROBOT / BEEBOT / LOGO cAMp CO-OP

Come explore LOGO programming with Roamer the Robot andfriends. LOGO programming is a simple, sequence language thatstudents of all ages find to be fun and challenging. The various ro-bots will teach estimation, addition, subtraction, fractions, anglesand much more! Wait until you meet their special friend - he is aclass favorite and is sure to delight all! The robots will share theirfavorite stories, complete obstacle courses and will even bowl withthe students. page 16Instructor: Computer Tot Staff, Vendor Program

ROLLER-SkATE DAy

Shorewood residents or Shorewood Public School students, joinus to go roller-skating on your day off of school. Skate-Land in But-ler will be closed to the public and only open to our group on thisskate day! We will have different games to play with a DJ and allnew music! There will be a full concession stand, so bring someextra cash for lunch or snacks. Participants may bring their ownroller-skates or rollerblades. Get a group of friends together andsign up today!page 14, 20

SENIOR STRENGTh WITh BALANcE AND FLEXIBILITy

Using bands and light weights to strengthen various muscle groups,the class will also focus on movements that enhance balance andflexibility.page 6, 8Instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit, Certified NETA Instructor

SEW, LEARNING TO CO-OP

Youth sewing classes are offered at three levels. Basic Sewing teaches the fundamentals for machine sewing asstudents make several fun projects. Intermediate Sewing focuses on basic garment construction, asstudents make a pair of flannel lounge pants and a small stuffedanimal using a commercial pattern. Studio Sewing offers an opportunity for students to continue de-veloping their skills by working on their choice of project, with theinstructor serving as a resource throughout the process.page 14, 16, 17Instructor: Sandy Saltzstein, Vendor Program

SEWING pROGRAMS WITh AVIS MARSh New CO-OP

Sewing classes for everyone! Learn the basics or hone your skills.Find new sources for fabrics, discover new techniques, exchangefashion ideas and realize how easy and fun it is to sew under theexpert tutelage of Avis Marsh. page 7Instructor: Avis Marsh, Vendor Program

6Th GRADE AcTIVITy NIGhT

The Shorewood Recreation Department will be hosting an ActivityNight for 6th grade Shorewood residents and students of Shore-wood Public Schools. Activity Night includes a dance and open gymat Shorewood Intermediate School. Activity Night is from 7:00 - 9:00pm and will be supervised by parent chaperones. For more infor-mation email Nick Phalin at: [email protected]. Stu-dents must pre-register with the Recreation Department for theactivity night. We will not accept money at the door. Concessionswill be available for purchase. Please do not bring more than $5 asconcessions are reasonably priced.page 19

SkI AND SNOWBOARD cLuB AT SuNBuRST

page 13Instructor: Sunburst Staff, Vendor Program

SNOWShOEING, FAMILy New

Travel with us along the surrounding areas on our way to the UrbanEcology Center and back. This section parallels the MilwaukeeRiver Basin and various County Parks making for excellent snow-shoeing for both the beginner and advanced participants. Listenand ask questions of our Guide while viewing the many wondersand wildlife that inhabit this time of year. Bring your camera andenthusiasm. Dress for the weather. Riverwest Outdoors will providesnowshoes for participants.page 14Instructor: Riverwest Outdoors Staff, Vendor Program

SOccER, SLAp New

The KidsSports, SLaP (Soccer Learn and Play) program is de-signed to introduce the game of soccer in a fun but challenging out-

door environment. Our group of highly-trained instructors will teachproper soccer skills like dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, de-fending as well as other basic soccer concepts such as rules. Ourclass consists of 45 minutes energized age appropriate games andactivities each week along with organized actual 3 v 3 leaguematches with other teams with the group.page 19Instructor: KidsSports Staff, Vendor Program

STEp & ScuLpT

This class will be using step for the cardio portion of the class andtoning movements utilizing exercise tubes, weights, bars and fit-ness balls. Abdominal training included. This class consists of awarm-up, cardio workout, toning movements and a final stretch por-tion. Bring an exercise mat.page 6, 8, Instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor - Fri

Elizabeth Klijnsmit, Certified NETA Instructor - Sat

STRONG & FIT INDOOR/OuTDOOR BOOT cAMp

This class uses a combination of the indoors and outdoors to pro-vide a full body workout. Participants will use free weights andone’s own body weight with short bursts of cardio to tone and burnfat.page 6, 9Instructor: Renee Scherck-Meyer,

Certified AFAA Personal Trainer

T-BALL INSTRucTION

Begin to learn the fundamentals of baseball - throwing, hitting andcatching. We will use a batting tee. Be sure to join the t-ball/coach-pitch league as well.page 18

T-BALL AND cOAch-pITch BASEBALL pROGRAMS

T-Ball games will be played on Saturday at 10 or 11 am. CoachPitch games will be played on Saturday at noon or 1 pm beginningMay 31 and will end July 26. Practices will be arranged by volunteercoaches and will begin mid-May. Players’ parents who coach willhave their child on their team. We will accept a maximum of 3coaches per team. Players will receive a t-shirt. Please indicate thet-shirt size on registration form. If you know a night that will not workfor practice, please indicate that to the Rec. Dept. Players will beassigned to each team at random. Player requests will not be hon-ored. Grade indicated is as of the 2014-2015 school year.page 17

TEEN STRENGTh AND AGILITy

This class will teach students (Grades 7 & 8) the basics to strengthand agility training at the Shorewood Community Fitness Center.Throughout the sessions, the course will progress in training tech-niques to help the students learn and advance physically and men-tally. Completion of the class includes a membership to the SCFCthrough the 2013 - 2014 school year and certifies the student toworkout independently.page 14, 17, 20Instructor: Hunter Kottke

TENNIS INSTRucTION - pEEWEE

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TENNIS INSTRucTION - pEEWEE (cONT.)Tennis to see if you enjoy it. QuickStart Tennis makes this sportmuch more developmentally appropriate for kids ages 10 andunder. We will have smaller nets, higher compression tennis ballsand smaller racquets available.page 14

TENNIS INSTRucTION - BEGINNER

Want to work on your tennis this winter? If you have never playedtennis, this is a great time to start. QuickStart Tennis makes thissport much more developmentally appropriate for kids ages 10 andunder. We will have smaller nets, higher compression tennis ballsand smaller racquets available.page 14

TINy TuMBLERS

This course will introduce children to gymnastics. Participants willbecome comfortable with their body and trying new and challengingmovements. Age 2-3 participants must have an adult that activelyparticipates in the class.page 14Instructor: Samantha Schilling, SHS Varsity Gymnastics Coach,

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TOTAL BODy cONDITIONING

Using a variety of equipment, this strength training class targetsmajor muscle groups for the total body workout. Abdominal exer-cises are always included. This is a great way to increase your me-tabolism, burn fat and get a great workout! Bring an exercise mat.page 6, 8Instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit, Certified NETA Instructor

uLTIMATE FRISBEE

This course will offer a chance to learn skill sets in Ultimate Frisbee.We will participate in basic fundamentals of throwing, catching, andbasic offensive and defensive skills. Drills and games will be de-signed to increase your knowledge and ability as well as your lovefor the game. We will also learn all of the basic rules of ultimate fol-lowing the USA Ultimate guidelines. If you are a veteran player ora beginner, come out and have a blast.page 18Instructor: UWM Ultimate Club Coaches and Players

uNLOckING SOcIAL SEcuRITy: MAkING yOuR BENEFITS WORk FOR yOu CO-OP

We will provide tips to help you maximize your Social Security ben-efits. We also will discuss common concerns and unique strategiesrelating to: (1) when to file for benefits, (2) spousal benefits, and(3) working while receiving Social Security. We also will highlightfinancial and estate planning strategies that coincide with preparingfor retirement.page 10Instructor: Jess Henrickson, Financial Advisor


VOLLEyBALL - cOED OpEN

Serve, bump and volley. Come improve your skills during open vol-leyball. This course is for beginning to advanced players. This is agreat class to sign up with a friend.page 7

VOLLEyBALL INSTRucTION

Girls and boys who have an interest in the fundamentals of passing,setting, hitting and serving are invited to register. Build your skillsin a fun, yet challenging setting. Whether you love the sport of vol-leyball or you just want to learn more, this class is for you.page 14Instructor: Brian Rushmer, Germantown Boys Varsity

Volleyball Coach

WOVEN WONDERS New

In this class we will be investigating different methods of weavingin contemporary art practices. Our weavings will incorporate recy-cled materials, images, drawings, paper, and textiles.page 17Instructor: Anna Grosch

yOGA, MINDFuL

Mindful yoga will be a well-rounded yoga practice, created to in-crease strength and flexibility, decrease anxiety and stress throughbreathing techniques, and inspire self-acceptance, self-awarenessand self-confidence. Classes will include breath awareness, thebreakdown and teaching of asanas (poses) and focusing tech-niques, which will be helpful during study hours, test-taking, sportsactivities, and performances.page 15, 17Instructor: Pam Miller, Certified Yoga Instructor

yOGA FOR kIDS, MINDFuL

Kids learn the basics of Yoga through non-competitive games andactivities. Make friends, increase coordination, and encourage ahealthy lifestyle. Have fun!page 17Instructor: Pam Miller, Certified Yoga Instructor

ZANy ZINES

A Zine is a self-published booklet or magazine, usually producedby one person or a few individuals. In this class, each child willcreate a personalized zine over the course of the four weeks. Wewill use the zines to discover personal identity, while learning aboutillustration and design techniques in art.page 16Instructor: Anna Grosch

ZuMBA

Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music with dancethemes that create a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness system!The routines feature aerobic fitness interval training with a combi-nation of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body.Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resist-ance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total bodytoning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy tofollow dance steps.page 7, 9Instructor: Michelle (Streng) Miller, Licensed Zumba Instructor

Certified AFAA Group Fitness Instructor

ZuMBA kIDS New

Zumba is now available for kids! Zumba Kids classes are high-en-ergy fitness parties that increase focus and self-confidence, boostmetabolism and improve coordination. Participants will learn cho-

reographed routines to the latest music, like hip-hop, reggaeton,and cumbia. Come join us for this dance party for kids!page 14, 17Instructor: Laura Lopez, Licensed Zumba Kids Instructor

ZuMBA TONING/SENTAO

This course is a combination of two new Zumba classes - ZumbaToning and Zumba Sentao. The class will switch every other weekwith Toning and Sentao.Zumba Toning takes the original Zumba dance-fitness class to thenext level, utilizing an innovative muscle training program with theaddition of light weight toning sticks or dumbbells. This program isassured to provide the participant with a safe and effective, re-defining total body workout! Zumba Toning creates the same partyatmosphere which keeps the participant engaged and comingback. Zumba Toning is fun, different, challenging and effective andprovides a new avenue to weighted activity.Zumba Sentao combines strength and resistance training with in-novative dance-fitness moves, all centered around a chair. Infusedwith the famous Zumba party atmosphere and energizing worldrhythms, this never-before-seen workout tones muscles, strength-ens the core and torches calories in a unique and consistentlythrilling way.You will need to bring a set of either 1 lb weights or 2.5 lb weightswith you to class each week. If you would like to purchase weightsthrough the instructor, please contact the Recreation Department.The cost is $20 for a set of 1 lb weights and $30 for a set of 2.5 lb-weights.page 7, 9Instructor: Michelle (Streng) Miller, Licensed Zumba Instructor

Certified AFAA Group Fitness Instructor

cO-Op pROGRAM cONTAcT INFORMATION

If you have any specific questions concerning co-op pro-grams, please contact the appropriate Recreation Depart-ment. For your convenience, contact information andaddresses are listed below.

Mequon-Thiensville Recreation Dept. (262) 238-7535www.mtsd.k12.wi.us11040 N Range Line RdMequon, WI 53092

Nicolet Recreation Department (414) 351-7566www.nicolet.k12.wi.us6701 North Jean Nicolet RoadGlendale, WI 53217

Whitefish Bay Recreation Department (414) 963-3947www.wfbschools.com5205 N Lydell AvenueWhitefish Bay, WI 53217

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1. A MESSAGE TO pARENTSFor all programs, age and grade requirement will be as of the firstday of the class, unless otherwise specified. Please only registeryour child in the class when he/she meets the requirements. Allage and grade requirements are set to benefit the child and makeinstruction consistent for the instructor. In some instances, the re-quirements have been set for the child’s safety.

2. SpEcIAL NOTIcE TO pARENTS OF yOuTh pROGRAM pAR-TIcIpANTSParents are reminded to pick their children up at the completion timelisted for the activity they are participating in. Recreation staff arenot responsible for participants once their class is completed (theyare not paid to wait for parents who are late in picking up their chil-dren.) We also ask parents to stress to their children that when theyare in a school building, they should go directly to their program ac-tivity area and not wander around the building. We do not wish tolose our privilege to utilize these facilities because of particpantsbeing where they should not be. Your cooperation with this isgreatly appreciated.

3. DISRupTIVE pARTIcIpANTSDuring the course of our programs, there have been times that dis-ruptive participants have impacted our classes. Our instructors tryto work with these participants; however, sometimes the behaviorbecomes such that it impacts the ability of the other students tolearn, of the instructor to teach, or provide a safe learning environ-ment. The following procedure will be in effect if problems occur:1. Verbal contact between instructor and program participantand/or parent.2. Verbal contact between the Recreation Department and programparticipant and/or parent.3. Reoccurance following these conversations will result in removalfrom the program.There will be no refund of fees for individuals removed from pro-grams due to disruptive behavior. The determination of program of-fering depends on the number of registered participants.

4. ON-SITE REGISTRATIONInstructors will not accept registration or payment at the class site.All registration transactions must be completed at the RecreationDepartment or Fitness Center at least three business days prior tothe class beginning or an administrative late fee will be assessed.

5. REDucE/WAIVER OF FEESThe Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Departmentrecognizes that some of the residents of the Village of Shorewoodmay require financial assistance to participate in recreation pro-grams. If your child attends Shorewood Public Schools and hasqualified for Shorewood’s Nutritional Services Free and ReducedMeal Program, the student and their family members may receivethe reduced program fees as listed below. Please indicate your par-ticipation in the Shorewood Nutritional Services Free and ReducedMeal Program on your registration form. If you live in the Village ofShorewood, you may qualify for reduced program fees. Pleasecomplete a reduced program fee form and return the form to theShorewood Recreation Department. The Recreation Departmentwill notify you regarding your eligibility to receive the reduced pro-gram fees as listed below within two (2) business days after receiv-ing your application. Upon approval of your request, payment will

be required prior to participation in the program. Reduced programfees are not granted after the registration has been processed. TheShorewood Recreation Department reserves the right to deny par-ticipants request for reduced program fees. Program fees may bereduced by the following:

Cost of Class Discount on Program FeesUp to $10 Minimum payment $5

$10.01 to $29.99 $5 discount

$30 and above $10 discount

Programs that do not qualify for a discount rate include vendor pro-grams, field trips, co-op programs, activity nights, Fun Friday Eventsand summer enrichment. The Recreation Department does notwant to exclude any Shorewood Public School student or a studentthat lives in Shorewood who may be unable to participate due to fi-nancial hardship. If a family is unable to pay the entire youth pro-gram fee, the parent/guardian should contact the Department inwriting and arrangements may be made so that the youth is able toparticipate at a further reduced program fee. The Recreation De-partment does offer payment plan options.

6. cANcELLED cLASSESAll programs are subject to change. Programs will be subject tocancellation should low attendance warrant such a decision. Theremay be times classes need to be cancelled due to weather, facilityscheduling, etc. We will attempt to reschedule the class, however,if we are unable to make up the class, there will be NO REFUNDSor credit give for class cancellations. For program closing due toinclement weather, or other reasons, call (414) 963-6913 x 3 orcheck the website at: shorewoodschools.org.

7. ShARING OF pERSONAL INFORMATIONThe Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Departmentrequires personal information from each participant on the registra-tion form. The information provided to us by each individual is usedsolely for the purpose of participating in Shorewood Recreation pro-grams. The Shorewood Recreation Department will not share par-ticipant’s information with outside parties.

8. LATE FEE REGISTRATIONAll program registrations must occur two days prior to classes start-ing, or by the sign-up deadline. A $10 late fee will be assessed ifwe receive your registration after these two days or the dead-line. Please register early.

9. REFuND pROcEDuREFull refunds will not be issued unless a program is cancelled by theRecreation Department.

10. RETuRNED chEckSThere will be a $25 service fee on all returned checks.

11. cAN I DROp A cLASS AFTER IT STARTED?You are important to us! The Shorewood Recreation and Commu-nity Services Department is committed to excellence by providinghigh quality programs and services. If you or a family member arenot satisfied with a class, program or service offered by the Depart-ment, please let us know prior to the start of the third class. In orderto receive a pro-rated credit you must notify our office prior tothe 3rd class. After the 3rd class has met, a credit for that classwill not be issued. The credit expires two years from the date of

issue.

12. VENDOR pROGRAMAs indicated next to the individual program and in the program de-scription, these classes are contracted out by private businessesfor the Recreation Department. We are unable to give a creditfive business days before the start of the class.

13. FEE FOR TRANSFERRING OR DROppING A cLASS BE-FORE IT STARTSYou may drop or transfer a class before it starts without penalty ifcompleted at least two business days prior to the class beginning.A $10 fee per registration will be assessed if we do not receivethis notice. You will receive credit for dropping a class.

14. pAyMENT pLANPayment plans are available for those people that sign up for morethan $200 worth of program fees. Please contact the RecreationDepartment for more information at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

15. INcLEMENT WEAThER cANcELLATIONSOutdoor programs will be cancelled when the weather is inclementor fields are not playable. Please call the information line, (414)963-6913 x 3, to determine if a program is cancelled.

16. WAITING LISTSIf classes are filled when you enroll, please request to be placed ona waiting list, or opt for it online. If there are any cancellations ornew classes opened, you will be notified and permitted to registerfor them. No names are put on a waiting list after the first class hasmet. Please do not attend the class if you are on a waiting list. Pay-ment is not accepted for waiting list.

17. SMOkING/ALcOhOL uSE pOLIcyThe use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverageson all School District premises is prohibited by state law.

18. ROuND-up FOR REcREATIONRounding up your program fee helps provide financial support toindividuals who are unable to afford program fees. If you are round-ing up, please put the amount you would like to round up in the inthe appropriate box on the registration form. You can donate onlineby going to Donation For Recreation or with your phone registra-tion.

19. SAy chEESE!For program promotion, photographs may be taken of participantsfrom time to time. If you do not wish to have your photo taken,please notify the photographer and/or class instructor. The Shore-wood Recreation Department uses social media as one of the waysto promote our programs. Please inform us if you choose to opt outof photo use and/or social media photo posting.

20. REcREATION BuLLETIN SuBScRIpTIONResidents of Shorewood will continue to receive our bulletin fromthe post office. For non-residents, for a fee of $6 per year, we willmail the three seasonal bulletins to your home. Please indicate sub-scriber on your registration form and include your payment.

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21. A GREAT GIFT IDEA - GIFT cERTIFIcATEDo you have a friend or family member who has everything? TheShorewood Recreation and Community Services Gift Certificatesare available in any amount and can be used toward any programoffered in the Recreation bulletin. Contact us for more information.

22. DO yOu WANT TO WORk FOR uS?Do you have a skill, talent, or knowledge you would like to sharethrough the Recreation Department? Contact us for a program pro-posal form or go on-line to the School District website:shorewoodschools.org.

23. EMpLOyMENT OppORTuNITIESApplications are being accepted for job opportunities including life-guards, swim instructors, aerobic and water aerobic instructors,sports instructors, arts and crafts specialists, and fitness instructors.Applications can be downloaded from the District website:shorewoodschools.org.

24. hOSpITAL/MEDIcAL INSuRANcEThe School District of Shorewood does not provide hospital/medicalinsurance coverage for people participating in sponsored activities.

25. TypO, huMAN ERROR, WE GOOFED...!?Occasionally there may be an error in days, times, registration re-quirement or fees in the bulletin. When such an error occurs, ourstaff will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly.We thank you for your patience and understanding.

26. ShOREWOOD REcREATION ADVISORy cOMMITTEEA special thank you to the individuals who are serving on the 2012-2013 Shorewood Recreation and Community Services AdvisoryCommittee.

If you are interested in serving on the Recreation Advisory Com-mittee, please contact the Recreation Department at 963-6913 x 4.

27. LOck IT up!Shorewood Recreation Department is not responsible for any itemslost or stolen. Please bring a lock to secure your personal belong-ings. Please leave your valuables at home. It is strongly suggestedthat you always lock your bike.

28. INDIVIDuALS WITh SpEcIAL NEEDSShorewood Recreation & Community Services Department pro-grams are open to all children and adults, including those with spe-cial needs. For assistance and information, please call 963-6913x 4.

29. NON-DIScRIMINATION pOLIcyThe School District of Shorewood does not discriminate on thebasis of sex, race, religion, national origin (including limited Englishproficiency), ancestry, creed, color, pregnancy, marital or parentalstatus, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional or learningdisability or handicap.

30. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON SchOOL DISTRIcTGROuNDS.

31. cOMMuNITy SWIM SchEDuLESPool schedules are subject to change at a moment’s notice. Eachsign that is posted is dated. To find out what the pool schedule isfor the day, call the pool hotline at (414) 963-6913 x 1 or visit ourwebsite: shorewoodschools.org.

32. ONLINE REGISTRATIONJust follow these quick steps to register online:

Go to shorewoodrecreation.org

Log in (forgot password, or unsure if you have an account -please call our office).

Type in search window (upper right corner) course #, or key-word for the class you are interested in.

Select the class you would like by clicking on the appropriateclass.

After reading through the description and you decide you wouldlike the class, then click “ADD TO CART”

Select appropriate family member(s), then click “NEXT”, then“FINISH”.

You can either click “CONTINUE SHOPPING” to choose moreclasses or you can click “CHECKOUT” if you are ready to pay.

Please provide appropriate credit card information. If you wouldlike our department to walk you through the registration process,please do not hesistate to call.

33. uNABLE TO uSE cREDIT FOR ONLINE REGISTRATIONUnfortunately in-house credit can only be applied by our staff.Therefore your credit can not be utilized during online registration.We are sorry for the inconvenience.

34. NON-RESIDENT ONLINE REGISTRATIONWe reserve the right to cancel an online Non-Resident registrationmade prior to the Non-Resident registration date in order to accom-modate Shorewood Residents.

35. 90+ cLuBAre you 90 years or older, live in Shorewood, and participate inShorewood Recreation Department programs? If so, please con-tact the Recreation Department ! You are eligible to participate inour programs FREE. The 90+ Club does not include co-op pro-grams, vendor programs, and fieldtrips.

36. SpEcIAL EDucATIONFor Special Education information, please call Shorewood Interme-diate School at (414) 963-6951.

please call the Recreation Departmentat (414) 963-6913 x 4 if you have anyquestions regarding our guidelines.

FAcILITy uSAGE AFTER 5 pM AND WEEkENDSPlease use these doors to enter and exit the building after 5 pm,Monday through Friday, and on the weekend.

Atwater SchoolMain Front DoorEarly Education Building - Both doors

Lake Bluff SchoolBack DoorEarly Education Building - Both doors

Shorewood Intermediate School (SIS)Main Front Door

Shorewood high School (ShS)Administration Building

Southeast entrance by administration parking

Science Building

VHE Pool entrance and middle entrance

Performing Arts Building

Southwest door, across from Administration Building

Arena, Bowling Lanes, and Youth Center

Arena Building Front Door

Fitness Center

Main door

ELEcTRONIc SuRVEILLANcE

Shorewood High School utilizes video surveillance equipmentinside and outside of the buildings on the campus. This surveil-lance has been designed to protect buildings, building assetsand to enhance safety for students, staff, faculty, and visitors.The following guidelines will be used by the High School for useof such equipment:

• Camera placement and use allows for the recording of persons

present on the school grounds.

• The date, time and location of each recorded session and the

video images will be stored on our server for at least seven days.Selected data may be archived.

• School administrators may, in accordance with State and Fed-

eral law, use video images to investigate student behavior andsupport student discipline, including suspension and expulsionproceedings.

• Recorded video images may be “pulpil records” under Wis.

Stat. 118.125. Disclosure of any video image that is confidentialstudent record shall only be in accordance with applicable law.

Jennifer AndersonFred Gayle

Alandria GladneyCarol Gosse

Mary Jo McDonaldAnn McKaig

Maggie ReeveBarbara Weber

SHOREWOOD RECREATION’SPROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM

(ONE FORM pER hOuSEhOLD)

MAIL TO: Shorewood Recreation and community Services Department1701 E. capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211ONLINE: www.shorewoodschools.org OR FAX: (414) 961-3175questions? please call (414) 963-6913 x 4

Family Information

Name (parent /guardian)______________________________Date of Birth____/___/____Gender_____

Address_______________________________________________________________Apt.__ ____

city_____________________Zip_____________Email ___________________________________

primary phone ( )_______________________Secondary phone ( )____________________

Special considerations? (medications, disabilities, etc)

_____________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________

____ I give my permission to use my status withShorewood Nutritional Services Free and Reduced

meal program to receive a discount for Recreation De-partment programs.

Name of participant First Last

MaleFemale

Date ofBirth

GradeFree & Reduced

Lunchprogram?

Attends Shorewood

public Schools?yes / No

program Title course #program

Fee

T-Shirts (If applicable, t - shirt will be indicated in the program description)

Name____________________________Size______

Name____________________________Size______

Name____________________________Size______

Reduced/waiver Fees: participants may receive discountson programs. See #5 on page 32 for more information.

Round up for Recreation: Rounding Up your programfees help provide financial support to those who areunable to afford the program fee for activities. See #18on page 32 for more information.

Total from other forms

credit

Round up For Recreation

Late Fee

Total Amount

Date Processed: ________/________/________

_______Cash

_______#Check (payable to Shorewood Rec Dept)

_______Credit Card (Mastercard / Visa / Discover)

Card # _________/_________/_________/________

Exp______/ _______ Security Code_____________

I, the undersigned, do hereby agree to allow the individual(s) named herein to participate in the activity(ies) indicated. I am aware ofand understand that there may be potential risks inherent with participation in any recreation activity and that the Shorewood SchoolDistrict and the Recreation Dept. does not provide accident insurance and cannot assume responsibility for injury to any participantsin the recreation programs. I assume all risks and hazards incidental to such participation including transportation to and from theactivities and do hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify and agree to hold harmless the Shorewood Recreation Dept employees,staff, and other persons for any all claims, injuries, liabilities, damage or right of action directly or indirectly arising out of use ofShorewood Recreation and Community Services Department activities. In the event of a medical emergency, I authorize the de-partment staff to obtain medical treatment for the above named.

Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date:______________________________

please print clearly!

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

Let the Shorewood Recreation Department host your child’s next birthday party. Parties must be booked atleast two weeks in advance. Reservations are for Saturdays and Sundays only. Adjustments (ie: number ofguests, time or theme) will not be honored after two weeks prior to the party date. Adult supervision is required.Please see below for party options and specifics.

SpORTS BIRThDAy pARTy

Grade K5 - 8

Come enjoy the use of Shorewood High School’s North Gym. You canchoose the sport; soccer, kickball, dodge ball, or floor hockey and we’ll pro-vide the equipment. Our staff will facilitate the sport. The VHE Pool UpperLobby is included for the party gathering. Fee includes up to 18 guests. Ad-ditional guests are welcome at $4/guest not to exceed 24 guests.

Location: North Gym & VHE Pool Upper LobbyLength: 1 ½ hours (1 hour gym time, ½ hour party gathering)Fee: Resident - $80 / Non-resident - $120

pOOL BIRThDAy pARTy

Grade K5 - 6

Swim in the SHS Pool with your friends for one hour and then celebratein the Youth Center for another 45 minutes for the party gathering. Theremust be at least 2 adults in the water at all times. Our staff will facilitatepool games. Fee includes up to 12 guests. Additional guests are welcomeat $4/guest not to exceed 24 guests.

Location: SHS Pool & Youth CenterLength: 1 ¾ hours (1 hour swimming, ¾ hour party gathering)Fee: Resident - $100 / Non-Resident - $150

BOWLING BIRThDAy pARTy

Grade 1 - 5

Come celebrate your birthday by bowling in the Shorewood High Schoolbowling lanes. Our lanes feature moon-glow lighting if participants chooseto use it. The birthday child will receive a special gift at the end of theirparty - a bowling pin signed by all party goers. Fee includes up to 16guests. Due to limited space, no additional guests will be permitted.

Location: SHS Bowling Alley and Youth CenterLength: 1 ½ hours (1 hour bowling, ½ hour party gathering)Fee: Resident - $100 / Non-Resident - $150

DANcE BIRThDAy pARTy

Grade K4 - 5

Are you ready to move? Celebrate your birthday by dancing with yourfriends. The birthday child can choose their favorite dance or learn a newballet, hip-hop or creative dance routine. When scheduling your party, letus know what type of music you like. Fee includes up to 15 guests. Due tolimited space, no additional guests will be permitted.

Location: SHS Performing Arts Building Dance Studio Room 276 & VHE Pool Upper Lobby.

Length: 1 ½ hours (1 hour dancing, ½ hour party gathering)Fee: Resident - $100 / Non-Resident - $150

To schedule a birthday party, please call the Recreation Departmentat (414) 963-6913 x 4

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