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Chico Area Recreation and Park District YOUR Summertime Helping People Play Est. 1948 Activities For All Ages April-August 2014 Registration Begins April 14th ADVENTURES are Calling!

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Page 1: CARD Summer 2014  "PLAY" Guide

Chico Area Recreation and Park District

YOUR Summertime“

Helping People PlayEst. 1948

Activities For All AgesApril-August 2014Registration Begins April 14th

ADVENTURES are Calling!

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Follow CARD on Facebook!facebook.com/chicorec

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What’s InsideHelping People Play (530) 895-4711 www.chicorec.com 3

Table Of ContentsWhat’s Inside... Classes for All Ages Athletics for All Ages Trips and Tours

Special Events

Summer Camps

Aquatics

Tiny Tots

After School Programs •  Kids on Campus

Facilities

Parks

Picnic Rentals

General Info

Fitness

Dance

MusicArt

Cooking

Photography

Computers

Health & SafetyYou & Your PetSpecial Interest

Lectures & Workshops

Self-Defense/Fencing

Tennis

Youth Sports•  Coach of the Quarter•  Sandlot Football•  ShortE All Stars•  Flag Football•  Volleyball

Adult Sports•   Volleyball•  Soccer•  Softball•  Baseball•  Flag Football•  Kickball•  Ultimate Frisbee

SacramentoMuseum Tour

Empire Mine

Colorado Springs

Costa Rica

Mexican Riviera Cruise

Washington DC

Welcome to PLAY

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PLAY to make Positive Life Experiences!

Did you know CARD offers literally hundreds of programs for all ages and groups? This  includes day camps,  swim lessons, youth and adult leagues, and so MUCH MORE! Did you also know that CARD programs can encourage positive life experiences and tools? There are numerous stories of CARD participants,  like you, who have enhanced  their  lives because of intentionally choosing to PLAY!

A 9 year old CARD participant began Fencing in January 2014. In the past three months she improved her skills while discovering a passion for the art. Because of her fencing devotion, she is more dedicated to maintaining  good  grades  at  school  and  recently  purchased  her  own fencing equipment by saving her own money.

A  participant  within  CARD’s  Stretch  &  Tone  Class,  over  a  one  year period,  improved her sense of well-being, while meeting socially with new people.

The  above  stories  were  possible  because  they  took  the  first  step  by signing up in a CARD program. What CARD stories do you have? If you wish to share, please contact Lisa Almaguer at [email protected]! Let CARD know how YOU have enriched your life through CARD!

We’re so sure you will like our programs, we are willing to guarantee them. See page 64 for details.

Satisfaction Guarantee

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FREE Movies in the ParkCome and  enjoy  this  summer  tradition! Every  summer hundreds of  families  enjoy free Movies in the Park. Bring a blanket or a low back chair and sit under the stars while enjoying a family friendly movie. This program is made possible by generous donations  from  local  businesses.  Refreshments  will  be  available  to  purchase.  All movies will start approximately 15 minutes after sunset.

Location: Sycamore Field, Bidwell Park.

6/21: Frozen 7/19: Secretariat

Chico’s 47th Annual 4th of July CelebrationThursday, July 4 – One Mile Dam Recreation Area, Bidwell Park

Celebrate the 4th of July with CARD, Do-It Leisure, the Chico Rotary and the Chico Parks Department.

7:00 AM  Independence Day 5K $25 Reg. Fee          (Chico Running Club)  7:30-11:00 AM  Pancake Breakfast $6 (Do-It Leisure)  8:30-9:15 AM  “LET FREEDOM RING” (Guest Speaker)  9:15-10:00 AM  CHICO COMMUNITY BAND  10:00-10:30 AM  Fife and Drum Band Performs

 SPECTATORS BRING YOUR OWN LAWN CHAIRS

Special Events

Special Events

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If you have a business or organization thatwould like to sponsor one of our FREE community

events, please contact CARD at 895-4711

What’s InsideHelping People Play (530) 895-4711 www.chicorec.com 5

Pastels on the PlazaCome and “Chalk it up” in downtown Chico. This great family event gives both the novice and professional artist an opportunity to express themselves. Novice squares can be purchased by anyone that wants to participate. These 4’ x 4’ squares are perfect for a family, group or individual.  Professional artists are encouraged to apply for a sponsored  square on “Fine Art Alley”. These 8’  x 8’  squares are  sponsored by  local businesses. Applications for “Fine Art Alley” are available online at www.chicorec.com or at the CARD Office. All chalk is provided.  Any outside chalk must state it is “Lead Free” if it is to be used in artwork. Course#: 22256 Date: Saturday, September 20  Time: 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Site: City Plaza Park Fee: $20 per 4’ x 4’ square

Classic Movie Series:Sponsored by North State Audiological ServicesCrystal Chalmers, Au.D., Doctor of AudiologySpend the afternoon with friends, a good movie, and a bucket of popcorn.  We will be showing Classics and some funny favorites. Lakeside Pavilion.

Day Date Time MovieTh  4/17  1:00 PM  Sound of MusicTh  5/22  1:00 PM  Casa BlancaTh  6/26  1:00 PM  CocoonTh  7/24  1:00 PM  National VelvetTh  8/28  1:00 PM  The Harvey GirlsTh  9/25  1:00 PM  Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

Golden GrillEnjoy a delightful lunch at the Lakeside Pavilion! The atmosphere is set for you to enjoy food and conversation with friends and take in the beautiful scenery of the lake.  You may even be the lucky participant who takes home a raffle prize! Stay and play Bingo after lunch. This event fills up quickly-Payment is due at the time you make your reservation. Please reserve a seat at least 1 week prior to the luncheon. For more information, call 895-4015.

Day Date Time FeeF  4/11  11:30 AM-12:30 PM  $4F  6/13  11:30 AM-12:30 PM  $4F  8/15  11:30 AM-12:30 PM  $4

 BINGO is from 12:30 to 1:30 pm. 5¢ per card/game

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My First Camp (ages 3-5)Camp is not just for the big kids! Sign up for “My First Camp” to give your little one an amazing introduction to day camp. Our dedicated Tiny Tots staff have created a fun week just for your toddler camper. Each day will be filled with exciting activities, play time and new friends. We strive to maintain a 1 staff/apprentice to 4 children ratio for this camp. Camp maximum is 18 children. Children MUST be potty trained prior to attending camp. Instructor: Michelle Gustafson. Dorothy Johnson Center, Walnut Room.  

Registration Deadline: 7/16Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22059  M-F  6/23-6/27  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  3-5  $120

Registration Deadline: 7/1622060  M-F  7/21-7/25  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  3-5  $120

Summer CampsImportant Information for All CampsWe want each camper to be prepared the first day of camp. Therefore, we have detailed information sheets for each camp that you will receive at the time of registration. ALL forms should be completed and brought to the first day of camp. These forms are also available online: www.chicorec.com

Registration, Refunds and Transfers•  If  there  is  not  a  specific  registration  deadline  listed,  registration  will  close  at 5:00 PM on the Thursday prior to the Monday of camp, or once the camp is full, whichever comes first.  Space is limited to a first come, first serve basis.  Registration after the stated deadline is based on Supervisor approval. •  If  the  camp  is  full,  you will be placed on a waiting  list and contacted  if  space becomes  available.  Camp  fees  are  a  flat  rate  and  are  not  pro-rated  for  days  not attended• Requests  for  refunds  and  transfers must  be  received  by  Thursday  at  10:00  AM prior to the camp start date.  Please check dates closely. Should you request a refund or transfer after the deadline has passed, we will make every effort to fill your space.  If we are able to fill your space, you will receive a full refund.  Unfortunately, we are unable to make any exceptions unless valid emergency or medical documentation can be provided. 

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FREE Summer Lunch program brought to you by CUSD. Look for the logo next to all applicable camps. For more details go to:www.ChicoUsd.org or call 891-3021 x201

What’s InsideHelping People Play (530) 895-4711 www.chicorec.com 7

Summertime Delight I Ages: Kids going into 1st, 2nd or 3rd gradeLocation: Pleasant Valley Recreation Center (2320 North Avenue)Hours:  Full Day 7:30 am-6:00 pm

Discover the excitement our camp has to offer! Camp leaders have crafted a weekly schedule  that  includes  games,  swimming,  kids  clubs,  sports,  and  crafts.  We  offer healthy snacks, a daily fruit bowl, and ask that you pack a nutritious lunch.  T-shirt is required for field trips and is included. With the exception of field trip days, you may use the camp hours as needed. NO CAMP JULY 4th. Course numbers and weekly themes online: www.chicorec.com.

Monday-Friday Option   Day Date Field Trip Full DayM-F  6/9-6/13  TnT Athletics  $170M-F  6/16-6/20    $145M-F  6/23-6/27  Funland  $170M-Th  6/30-7/3   Giant Slip ’n Slide  $130M-F  7/7-7/11    $145M-F  7/14-7/18    $145M-F  7/21-7/25  Funland  $170M-F  7/28-8/1    $145M-F  8/4-8/8    $145M-F  8/11-8/15  Giant Slip ’n Slide  $160

Monday/Wednesday/Friday OptionDay Date Field Trip Full DayMWF  6/9-6/13    $89MWF  6/16-6/20    $89MWF  6/23-6/27    $89MW  6/30-7/3  Giant Slip ’n Slide  $65MWF  7/7-7/11    $89MWF  7/14-7/18    $89MWF  7/21-7/25  Funland  $99MWF  7/28-8/1    $89MWF  8/4-8/8    $89MWF  8/11-8/15    $89

Tuesday/Thursday OptionDay Date Field Trip Full DayT/Th  6/10-6/12  TnT Athletics   $69T/Th  6/17-6/19    $59T/Th  6/24-6/26  Funland  $69T/Th  7/1-7/3    $59T/Th  7/8-7/10    $59T/Th  7/15-7/17    $59T/Th  7/22-7/24    $59T/Th  7/29-7/31    $59T/Th  8/5-8/7    $59T/Th  8/12-8/14  Giant Slip ’n Slide  $65

Summertime Delight IIAges: Kids going into 4th, 5th or 6th gradeLocation: Pleasant Valley Recreation Center (2320 North Avenue)Hours:  Full Day 7:30 am-6:00 pm

Discover the excitement our camp has to offer! Camp leaders have crafted a weekly schedule  that  includes  games,  swimming,  kids  clubs,  sports,  and  crafts.  We  offer healthy snacks, a daily fruit bowl, and ask that you pack a nutritious lunch.  T-shirt is required for field trips and is included. With the exception of field trip days, you may use the camp hours as needed. NO CAMP JULY 4th. Course numbers and weekly themes online: www.chicorec.com.

Monday-Friday Option   Day Date Field Trip Full DayM-F  6/9-6/13  TnT Athletics  $170M-F  6/16-6/20    $145M-F  6/23-6/27  Funland  $170M-Th  6/30-7/3   Giant Slip ’n Slide  $130M-F  7/7-7/11    $145M-F  7/14-7/18    $145M-F  7/21-7/25  Funland  $170M-F  7/28-8/1  Waterworks Park  $195M-F  8/4-8/8    $170M-F  8/11-8/15  Giant Slip ’n Slide  $160

Monday/Wednesday/Friday OptionDay Date Field Trip Full DayMWF  6/9-6/13    $89MWF  6/16-6/20    $89MWF  6/23-6/27    $89MW  6/30-7/3  Giant Slip ’n Slide  $65MWF  7/7-7/11    $89MWF  7/14-7/18    $89MWF  7/21-7/25  Funland  $99MWF  7/28-8/1  Waterworks Park  $115MWF  8/4-8/8    $89MWF  8/11-8/15    $89

Tuesday/Thursday OptionDay Date Field Trip Full DayT/Th  6/10-6/12  TnT Athletics  $69T/Th  6/17-6/19    $59T/Th  6/24-6/26  Funland  $69T/Th  7/1-7/3    $59T/Th  7/8-7/10    $59T/Th  7/15-7/17    $59T/Th  7/22-7/24    $59T/Th  7/29-7/31    $59T/Th  8/5-8/7    $59T/Th  8/12-8/14  Giant Slip ’n Slide  $65

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Camp Chi-Da-CaIntroduce  your  child  to  the  great  outdoors  at  Chi-Da-Ca,  CARD’s  longest  running camp! Kids can’t help but have fun, get dirty and come home worn out from all the activity that takes place in Hooker Oak Park by upper Bidwell Park.    The week is spent singing camp songs, making crafts, going on nature hikes, playing games and cooling off in the water.  Friday includes a Pow-Wow for family and friends. Buddy requests must be submitted to the CARD office prior to the week of camp. Papoose t-shirts may be purchased at the CARD office, on an individual basis, for any week of camp for $8.50. Camp is open at 7:30 am for parents who need care at that time. We would like all campers there by 9:00 am.

Papoose Camp 4-6 years oldCourse# Day Date Time Fee21418  M-F  6/16-6/20  7:30 AM-12:00 PM  $13521419  M-Th  6/30-7/3  7:30 AM-12:00 PM  $11021420  M-F  7/14-7/18  7:30 AM-12:00 PM  $13521421  M-F  7/28-8/1  7:30 AM-12:00 PM  $13521422  M-F  8/11-8/15  7:30 AM-12:00 PM  $135

Indian Camp 7-12 years oldCourse# Day Date Time Fee21423  M-F  6/9-6/13  7:30 AM-6:00 PM  $16521424  M-F  6/23-6/27  7:30 AM-6:00 PM  $16521425  M-F  7/7-7/11  7:30 AM-6:00 PM  $16521426  M-F  7/21-7/25  7:30 AM-6:00 PM  $16521427  M-F  8/4-8/8  7:30 AM-6:00 PM  $165

Play-Well  TEKnologies  has  been “Teaching  Engineering  to  Kids”  for  over  10  years throughout California.  Instructors have varied careers and educational backgrounds (mechanical engineering, architecture, biology, art, geology, alternative energy, civil engineering, etc).   They all share a common enthusiasm for kids, engineering and LEGO™!

NEW Mine, Craft, Build with Lego®Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO™!  Build a motorized walking Creeper, a terrifying Ghast and a motorized Minecart!  This project-based camp combines the basic format of  our  core  engineering  camp  and  pairs  it  with  the world  of Minecraft.    Students will  explore  real-world  concepts  in  physics,  engineering  and  architecture  while building  their  favorite Minecraft  objects.    Campers will  have  a  blast,  even without prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO™.  Play-Well Technology Instructor: Amber Drake.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.    

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee21429  M-F  6/9-6/13  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  7-12  $15921430  M-F  7/21-7/25  1:00-4:00 PM  7-12  $159 

Engineering Fundamentals With Lego®Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO®!  Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers, motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest  ideas  in a supportive environment. An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to engineer at the next level!  Play-Well Technology Instructor: Amber Drake.   Dorothy F. Johnson Center.   

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee21428  M-F  6/9-6/13  1:00-4:00 PM  7-12  $159

Lego® RoboticsAre you ready to program robots using Lego®? Learn about building and programming robots using the LEGO Mindstorms system, laptop computers and Play-Well’s 100,000 piece Lego® kit!  Explore the many uses of tough, light and ultrasonic sensors with a robotic project of your own unique design.  Build and program your robot with a partner  to  avoid  obstacles.    Completing  the  FUNdamentals  camp  is  recommended, but not required. Play-Well Technology Instructor: Amber Drake.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.     

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee21431  M-F  6/16-6/20  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  9-12  $16921432  M-F  6/16-6/20  1:00-4:00 PM  9-12  $169

NEW Construction Machines with Lego®Dig  into  engineering  with  big  trucks,  construction  vehicles,  and  super  machines. Explore the engineering terms, concepts, and vocabulary behind large-scale building machines.    Build  and  learn  about  steamrollers,  bulldozers,  wrecking  balls,  tower cranes, and more while playing with your favorite building system: LEGO!  Play-Well Technology Instructor: Amber Drake.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee 21433  M-F  7/7-7/11  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  5-7  $159

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NEW Art & Architecture with Lego®Explore  great  works  of  art  and  architecture  through  LEGO!    Collaborate  in  small groups to build grand structures such as the Parthenon in Greece, the Notre Dame Cathedral  in  Paris,  the  tree  houses  of  Papua New Guinea,  and New  York’s  Empire State Building.  Follow in the footsteps of master artists with LEGO interpretations of sculptures, mosaics, and stained glass.  Teamwork and creativity take “high culture” to the next level!  Play-Well Technology Instructor: Amber Drake.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee21437  M-F  7/7-7/11  1:00-4:00 PM  7-12  $159

Jedi Master Engineering with Lego®Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and engineering principles right in front of them. Defeat the Empire by designing and refining LEGO X-Wings, R2-units, and settlements on far-flung edges of the galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to  create  motorized  and  architectural  projects  such  as  energy  catapults,  shield generators  and  defense  turrets.  Play-Well  Technology  Instructor:  Amber  Drake.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.    

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee 21435  M-F  7/21-7/25  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  7-12  $159

NEW Summer Literacy with Lego Create your own Summer Story with your favorite building materials. Build motor-ized machines, buildings, cities, and other habitats for your favorite minifigs, and then use them as the background for your own LEGO story, comic strip, poster, or newspaper articles in this exciting new camp! Students will be building daily, as well as using computers and software programs to capture their projects, create and edit their stories! Printed stories and other materials will be sent home on the final day of class. This class is not affiliated with the LEGO® Group.  Instructor: Heather Maloy.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center. Course # Day Date Time Age Fee 21652  M-F  8/4-8/8  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  5-10  $150

NEW Afternoon AerodynamicsGet ready to Launch your Summer Fun to new heights by creating airplanes, straw rockets,  hot  air  balloons  and  more  in  this  new  interactive  camp.  Building  and experimenting with projects in class will provide a simple introduction to aerospace engineering,  rocketry,  and  physics  principles  while  generating  tons  of  fun  in  the process. Students will bring projects home at the end of the week.  Instructor: Heather Maloy.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.  Course # Day Date Time Age Fee 21653  M-F  8/4-8/8  1:00-4:00 PM  9-14  $150

SPECIALITY SPORTS CAMPSSpecialty camps utilize coaches who are highly proficient in their sports. Coaches at specialty  camps have  gone  through  extensive  and  specific  training  for  their  camp. Camps  will  focus  on  one  sport  the  majority  of  the  day,  while  including  different activities/breaks to keep all participants engaged. 

British Soccer Camp with“Challenger” British CoachesBe  a  part  of  this  exciting  international  experience!  British  soccer  coaches  will  be in  Chico  to  coach  both  technical  and  tactical  skills.  Use  the  skills  you  learn  from international coaches to help you excel at your game no matter what team you play for. This camp is unique and unlike anything you have participated in. Participants are  placed  in  groups/teams  by  age.  Program will  be  held  at  DeGarmo Park.  Each participant registered in the program receives a hand stitched soccer ball and t-shirt.

Get A Discount on British Soccer Camp! Help us house our visiting coaches.  If you host  a  coach  in  your home during  the duration of  the  camp (1 week),  your  child will  receive a PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIP ($80 Rebate)  to attend  the camp!  If  you are interested in hosting a coach, email Erin Gonzales at [email protected].

Registration Deadline 6/4Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21960  M-F  6/9-6/13  9:00-10:00 AM  3-4  $94 21961  M-F  6/9-6/13  10:00 AM-12:00 PM  4-6  $105   21962  M-F  6/9-6/13  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-16  $143   21963  M-F  6/9-6/13  1:00-4:00 PM  6-16  $143   21964  M-F  6/9-6/13  9:00 AM-4:00 PM  8-16  $176 

Registration Deadline 6/18Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21965  M-F  6/23-6/27  9:00-10:00 AM  3-4  $94   21966  M-F  6/23-6/27  10:00 AM-12:00 PM  4-6  $105 21967  M-F  6/23-6/27  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-16  $143   21968  M-F  6/23-6/27  1:00-4:00 PM  6-16  $143   21969  M-F  6/23-6/27  9:00 AM-4:00 PM  8-16  $176 

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NEW Girls Fast Pitch Softball Campwith Coach Janet GuillHigh School Coach  Janet Guill will  be hosting a girls  camp  for a week of  fun, but intense  fast pitch  softball  that develops new skills and promotes current  skills. Not only will this camp focus on softball, but will also promotes self-esteem, teamwork, self-respect, and respect of others. Coach Guill has been playing softball her entire life, including being recruited to play at Butte College and Calumet College  in Whiting, Indiana. She is currently the head Junior Varsity coach at Willows High School. Coach Janet is excited to share her passion of fast pitch softball and spread of LOVE of the GAME.  Camp will be held at DeGarmo Park.   

Registration Deadline: 7/9Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22733  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:30 PM   8-11  $99

Registration Deadline: 7/15Course# Day Date Time AGe Fee22734  M-F  7/21-7/25  8:00 AM-12:30 PM  12-18  $99

NEW Spikeball Camp with 2013National Spikeball Champions Spikeball  has  been  described  as  a  hybrid  between  volleyball  and  four-square.  It  is played 2 vs 2 with up  to 3 hits before hitting  if off  the net  to change possession  to the  other  team.    Unlike  volleyball,  this  game  is  played  360  degrees  with  no  sides or  boundaries,  so  everyone  can  really  get  moving!  Spikeball  involves  hand-eye coordination, anticipation, agility, deception, team work, communication, foot work, and  is a  fun new game  that  is  rapidly growing! Sign your child up  to  learn a new popular game, and gain skills that can be transferred to any sport. Camp will be held at Community Park, in the grassy area in front of the “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. Camp is open at 8:00 am for parents who need care at  that  time.   We would like all campers there by 9:00 am.

Registration Deadline: 7/9Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21713  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   5th-8th  $99 Registration Deadline: 8/6Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21714  M-F  8/11-8/15  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   5th-8th   $99

SPORTS CAMPSCARD’s Sports Camps provide a variety of activities that will help campers gain a “love of the game.” They provide an opportunity for campers to work on learning new skills, developing current skills, and having fun while using teamwork, sportsmanship and character development. Sports Camps focus on the positive life skills that recreation sports can provide.  

Staff at Sports Camp have a true “love of the game.” All staff have high school and/or college athletic backgrounds, have been through a variety of trainings specific to Sports Camp and are CPR/First Aid certified. Staff are eager to show campers what a positive impact sports can have on their life. 

Format  for  each  week:  mornings  consist  of  a  warm-up,  teambuilding  drills,  skill development  stations,  scrimmages  and  tournament  play  related  to  the  specific sport. Afternoons will include 1-2 days of traveling to Shapiro Pool, and 3-4 days of experiencing a “mini Olympics.” campers will be broken into “countries” and play a variety of sports, challenges and activities. Each week the “mini Olympics” activities will change to keep all campers interested! 

Three options are available each week:Morning Sport Option: the specialty sport is the focus.Full Day Sport Option: the best of Sports Camp! Campers stay the entire day and experience the specialty sports, the “mini Olympics,” and will get to go to Shapiro Pool twice a week. This option is the most bang for your buck! NEW “Afternoon Olympics” Option: a “mini Olympics” experience with countries and a variety of games/activities. 

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NEW Afternoon OlympicsDo you have a morning camp scheduled, but are looking for some afternoon fun? Does your child like to sleep in, but you would still like to get them involved in something this summer? Afternoon Olympics is for campers who are ready to play a variety of games, learn about teamwork and sportsmanship, and engage in friendly competition every day to earn medals! Each week the games will vary, but the Olympics format will stay the same. To top off the fun- campers will travel to Shapiro Pool twice a week! Camp will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. 

Registration deadline is Wednesday before camp starts

Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21974  M-F  6/9-6/13  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921975  M-F  6/16-6/20  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921976  M-F  6/23-6/27  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921977  M-F  7/7-7/11  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921978  M-F  7/14-7/18  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921979  M-F  7/21-7/25  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921980  M-F  7/28-8/1  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921981  M-F  8/4-8/8  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $7921982  M-F  8/11-8/15  12:30-5:30 PM   3rd-7th  $79

“Above The Net” Volleyball Camp Is your child ready  to get “above  the net?” Our annual summer volleyball camp is back,  and we  are  excited!  Not  only  is  this  camp  a  great  introduction  to  volleyball fundamentals, it is packed with a ton of fun and excitement! Mornings will focus on volleyball skills, drills and games. Afternoons will include two days at Shapiro Pool, and three days of “mini Olympics.” Camp will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. 

Registration Deadline 6/19Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21983  M-F  6/23-6/27  7:30 AM-12:15 PM   3rd-7th  $9921984  M-F  6/23-6/27  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135

Registration Deadline 8/6Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21985  M-F  8/11-8/15  7:30 AM-12:15 PM   3rd-7th  $9921986  M-F  8/11-8/15  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135

Flag Football CampBe  ready  for  sweat,  dirt  and  fun  at  this  camp!  This  instructional  football  camp  is perfect for your child to improve their football skills without the risk of full-contact injury. Mornings will  focus on flag football skills, drills and games. Afternoons will include  two  days  at  Shapiro  Pool,  and  three  days  of  “mini  Olympics.”  Camp  will be  held  at  Community  Park,  in  the  grassy  area  in  front  of  the  “Aaron  Ray  Clark Memorial” Field House.  

Registration Deadline: 6/11Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21987  M-F  6/16-6/20  7:30 AM-12:15 PM   3rd-7th  $99 21988  M-F  6/16-6/20  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135 

Registration Deadline: 7/23Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21989  M-F  7/28-8/1  7:30 AM-12:15 PM   3rd-7th  $99 21990  M-F  7/28-8/1  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135 

“Hoophead” Basketball CampWe love basketball! Let our experienced staff give your child a “love of the game!” Sign them up for a fun and exciting summer camp guaranteed to improve their basketball skills.  Mornings  will  focus  on  basketball  skills,  drills,  and  games.  Afternoons  will include two days at Shapiro Pool, and three days of “mini Olympics.”   Camp will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House.

Registration Deadline 6/4Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21991  M-F  6/9-6/13  7:30 AM-12:15 PM  3rd-7th  $99 21992  M-F  6/9-6/13  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135 

Registration Deadline 7/16Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21993  M-F  7/21-7/25  7:30 AM-12:15 PM   3rd-7th  $99  21994  M-F  7/21-7/25  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135 

Olympic Sports CampEveryone LOVES the Olympics! We’re sure everyone will be awed by the opening and closing  ceremonies  of  the  CARD Olympic  Sports  Camp.  Participants  will  represent different “countries” and will  compete against each other  in  sportsmanship,  spirit, and more! Come be a part of the camp that is “gold medal” quality.  A variety of sports are played each day, including basketball, track, hockey, volleyball, relay races, soccer, and more! Olympic Sports Camp provides your child with a fantastic all around sports experience. Get the best of all the sporting worlds in this one week camp guaranteed to bring variety, energy, and excitement! Camp will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House.

Registration Deadline: 7/2Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21997  M-F   7/7-7/11  7:30 AM-12:15 PM  3rd-7th  $99 21998  M-F  7/7-7/11  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135 

Registration Deadline: 7/30Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21999  M-F   8/4-8/8  7:30 AM-12:15 PM  3rd-7th  $99 22000  M-F  8/4-8/8  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135

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Baseball CampGet ready for fun! This instructional co-ed baseball camp is perfect for your child to improve their baseball skills  through drills, game variations, and tournament play. Mornings  will  focus  on  baseball  skills,  drills,  and  games.  Afternoons  will  include two days at Shapiro Pool, and three days of “mini Olympics.” Camp will be held at Community Park.  

Registration Deadline: 6/11Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee22001  M-F  7/14-7/18  7:30 AM-12:15 PM   3rd-7th  $99 22002  M-F  7/14-7/18  7:30 AM-5:30 PM  3rd-7th  $135 

GIRL POWER Sports CampThis girls only sports camp not only focuses on different sports, but builds confidence, leadership,  and  self  esteem  in  any  girl  that  participates!  Coaches  are  former  high school/college athletes. Each day will focus on a different sport and will includ: field trips, powerful  female guest  speakers, healthy  lifestyle habits, and  team/confidence building activities. Camp will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. Registration Deadline: 6/11Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee22003  M-F  6/16-6/20   7:30 AM-5:30 PM  5th-8th   $155

SHORTE SPORTS CAMPSShortE  Sports  Camp  is  for  campers  going  into  the  2nd  grade  and  younger.  Camp focuses  on  age  appropriate  skill  development  through  noncompetitive  games, stations,  and  fun.    A non-threatening,  positive  environment  is  set up  to  ensure all players feel comfortable. There is a focus on FUNdamentals during camp to ensure that participants are learning a “love of the game.” 

The  goal  of  ShortE  Sports  Camps  is  to  provide  the  opportunity  for  each  child  to develop motor  skills and nurture his/her growth  socially and emotionally  through teamwork and good sportsmanship.

“Little Hoopsters” Basketball CampGet your little one excited about the amazing sport of basketball  today!   I bet your child never knew basketball could be this fun. Your child will love it so much, they will be begging you to play in our winter youth league! Camp will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. Camp is open at 8:00 am for parents who need care at that time.  We would like all campers there by 9:00 am.* No camp Friday, July 4.

Registration Deadline: 6/25Course# Day Date Time Fall 2014 Fee21970  M-Th*  6/30-7/3*  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  K-2nd  $76

ShortE All Stars Sports Camp This is the ultimate sports experience for your little one! Based on our popular ShortE All Star weekend program, we have developed a week long camp for the ShortE’s of Chico! Each day will  focus on a new sport,  including: soccer,  tee-ball, flag football, basketball and Olympics. All participants need  to be potty  trained. Program will be held at the Dorothy Johnson Center. Camp is open at 8:00 am for parents who need care at that time.  We would like all campers there by 9:00 am. *No camp Friday, July 4.

Registration Deadline: 6/25Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21971  M-Th*  6/30-7/3*  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   3-5 years  $76

Registration Deadline: 7/9Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21972  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   3-5 years   $95

Registration Deadline: 7/23Course#  Day  Date  Time  Age  Fee21973  M-F  7/28-8/1  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   3-5 years  $95

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Summer KickersThis fun summer camp is back! Not only is Summer Kickers about learning a little Kung Fu, it  is about having fun and playing.   Come and spend a week with Master Vince and some of his experienced students. Each day will include a short Kung Fu session and then lots of indoor and outdoor games, crafts and fun. Instructor: Master Vince Scocozza. CARD Community Center, Room 1 & 2. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21455  M-F  7/21-7/25  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  6-11  $120 Skateboard CampDon’t  let  the  summer  “grind”  get  you  down.    CARD’s skateboard  camp  is  the  place  to  be!    Spend  the morning learning  how  to  ollie,  kick  turn,  and  carve  your  board.  Each child needs to have their own skateboard and safety gear.  A  complete  list  of  required  equipment  is  available online at www.chicorec.com or at  the CARD Office. Camp is held at the Humboldt Avenue Skate Park.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21326  M-F  6/16-6/20  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-13  $12921327  M-F  6/23-6/27  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-13  $12921328  M-F  7/7-7/11  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-13  $12921329  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-13  $129

Mountain Bike CampAren Timmel’s Bike Camp is back for 1 week of intermediate/advanced riding! This camp is for kids who have been to Mountain Bike Camp in the past and are ready for a bit more, or to new campers who are familiar with the technical trails of Upper Bidwell Park. We will explore a bit further into Bidwell Park, seek out more challenging trails, and do some riding on the South Side of the park as well. All campers should have an off-road bike, helmet, sturdy shoes, water and a lunch/snacks. Camp meets at the CARD office. Intermiediate/Advanced Riders OnlyCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee 21578  M-Th  6/23-6/26   9:00 AM-12:30 PM  12-16  $100

BMX CampCARD and Silver Dollar BMX have partnered to bring BMX to Chico for the 6th summer. Come and meet our professional instructor,  Jake  Peebles,  and  other  national  champion instructors.    If  you  are  just  beginning,  or  have  some experience  in  the  novice  class,  you  will  not  want  to  miss out on  Jake’s  secrets! This  camp  features basic  instruction from  the  starting  gate  to  the  finish  line  including  gate starts, passing, jumps and more!  This camp is open to boys and  girls  ages  4+.  To  learn  more  about  BMX,  visit  www.silverdollarbmx.org and www.usabmx.com.

You will be required to purchase a USABMX rider membership at the first class meeting. This membership is $60 and is good for one year. If you are a current member, proof of membership is required.  The Membership will give riders access to every USABMX track in the United States, as well as a subscription to the PULL Magazine for 1 year.

*SPECIAL  OFFER*  Each  class member  will  receive  4  Thursday  night  practice  and race sessions at the Silver Dollar BMX track ($20 value).  Practice is from 6:00-7:00 pm with  racing  starting  shortly  thereafter.   Camp  is held at  the Silver Dollar BMX track. For a list of required and suggested equipment, please visit our website at www.chicorec.com.

Beginning LevelCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21412  M-F  6/9-6/13  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  4+  $11021413  M-F  6/16-6/20  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  4+  $110 21414  M-F  6/23-6/27  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  4+  $110 21415  M-F  7/7-7/11  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  4+  $110 21416  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  4+  $110

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Tennis CampThis  summer  camp  is  designed  for  fun,  fun  and more  fun while  receiving  quality tennis instruction! We believe if you plant tennis in the heart of your child they will never  leave  it  behind.  Camps  are  full  of  fun and  games with  different  theme days including prize box day and personal achievement awards. Give the gift of tennis for life!  Instructor:  Raymond Rummell.  Camp  is  held  at  the  Community  Park  Tennis Courts. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21305  M-F  6/9-6/13  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $89 21306  M-F  6/16-6/20  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $8921307  M-F  6/23-6/27  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $89 21308  M-F  7/7-7/11  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $8921309  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $89 21310  M-F  7/28-8/1  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $8922671  M-F  8/4-8/8  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $8922672  M-F  8/11-8/15  8:00-11:00 AM  6-17  $89

Camp Cuisine Does  your  child  like  to  hang  out  in  the  kitchen  and  help  you  cook?  This  very popular camp will  expose your child  to cooking  instruction,  food preparation, and table presentation. Each day is filled with cooking projects that are kid friendly and tasty. Camp cookbook included. Bon Appetite! Instructors: Chef Val Reeves and Judy Johnson. CARD Community Center.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee 21572  M-F  6/9-6/13  1:00-4:00 PM  6-8  $16521575  M-F  7/14-7/18  1:00-4:00 PM  6-8  $16521573  M-F  6/16-6/20  1:00-4:00 PM  9-11  $16521576  M-F  7/21-7/25  1:00-4:00 PM  9-11  $165

Camp Cuisine- Beginning BuffetHave you ever wanted to throw a party for your friends or family, or have you wondered how to make perfect bite sized pieces of food? You’re in luck! Camp Cuisine will teach you the fundamentals of setting up a buffet, how to create an array of different savory and sweet Hors d’oeuvres, and even how to plan your own menu!  At the end of the camp, we’ll put on a buffet for family! Bon Appetite! Instructors: Chef Val Reeves and Judy Johnson. CARD Community Center Kitchen.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee21574  M-F  7/7-7/11  1:00-4:00 PM  12-14  $16521577  M-F  7/28-8/1  1:00-4:00 PM  12-14  $165

Garden Cooking CampWant to learn how to cook using fresh organic fruits, vegetables and herbs from the Dorothy Johnson Center Garden?  Then Garden Cooking Camp is for YOU!  Come join the fun that includes Homemade Pizza, Taco Tuesday, and a park BBQ serving Wookey Ranch Organic Chicken with grilled garden fresh vegetables.  As always, we will create a camp cookbook AND a Friday meal for parents, prepared and served by our garden chefs!  The fun never ends at Garden Cooking Camp!  Instructor:  Flo Hamilton, home cook and Garden Teacher from Citrus and Rosedale Elementary Schools.  There is a $20 supply fee payable to the instructor on the first day of camp. Dorothy F. Johnson Center.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22673  M-F  6/9-6/13  8:30 AM-12:00 PM  5-7  $12922674  M-F  6/9-6/13  1:00-5:00 PM  8-10  $12922675  M-F  7/7-7/11  8:30 AM-12:00 PM  8-10  $12922676   M-F  7/7-7/11  1:00-5:00 PM  5-7  $129

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American Doll CampBring  your  doll  and  accessories  along  for  this  great  adventure!  During  the  week, campers will enjoy a PJ party, spa day, a garden party, a fashion show, crafts and more, all with your American Girl® or other 18” doll.  Instructor:  Jenny Cooper.  Dorothy F. Johnson Center.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee 21446  M-F  6/16-6/20  1:00-4:00 PM  7-11  $13921447  M-F  6/23-6/27  1:00-4:00 PM  7-11  $139 

Farm Camp at TJ FarmsFarm fun for everyone! Join Tim and Sarah Moss for a week at TJ Farms. If you are not afraid to “get a little dirty”, then this camp is for you. You will learn how plants and animals grow, what tools are used on a farm, and the daily routine of a working farm. You will have opportunities to plant, harvest, and take home vegetables to share with your family.  Instructors: Tim and Sarah Moss. This camp will be held at TJ Farms, 3600 Chico Avenue.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21438  M-F  6/16-6/20  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-12  $13921439  M-F  6/23-6/27  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-12  $13921440  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-12  $13922735  M-F  7/21-7/25  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-12  $139

Academy of Rock & RecordingWhether you sing, play the guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, or other musical instrument, this camp is perfect for you.  On the first day of camp, you will be placed in a band based on your age, playing ability, and musical interest.  From there, your group will compose an original song or learn a few cover songs from your favorite bands, and develop your musical talents.  Academy of Rock is held in an actual recording studio where you will learn about the mixing board, microphones, and how tracks are edited using Pro Tools.  Finally, your band will perform a live show for family and friends, which will be recorded and available to download following camp.  Drums, keyboards, microphones,  and  amplifiers  are  provided,  but  participants must  provide  all  other instruments.  Instructors: Scott Cory of Heirloom Studios and staff.  Camp is held at Heirloom Studios, 275 Fairchild Avenue, Suite 101B. Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21330  M-F  6/23-6/27  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  10-16  $195 21331  M-F  7/21-7/25  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  10-16  $195

Drawing and Painting Art Camp Whether just beginning or wanting to improve your art talents, this camp will cover the  fundamentals  with  an  emphasis  on  FUN!  Instruction  includes  painting  and drawing in many mediums such as charcoal, watercolor pencils, tempera paints, and collage. You will learn about perspective, mixing your own colors, contour drawing, shading, texture and composition. Develop your own creative style of art in a small and  supportive  atmosphere.  There  is  a  $40  supply  fee  payable  to  the  instructor  at the first class meeting. Small class sizes. Instructor: Janet Lombardi Blixt, voted best Chico artist for five years by the CN&R. Chico Art School, 336 Broadway, Suite 20. To view teacher’s and student’s artwork visit the Chico Art School facebook page or www.chicoartschool.com.

Course#  Day  Date  Time  Age  Fee21316  M-TH  6/9-6/12  9:30-11:30 AM  7-14  $8521317  M-TH  7/14-7/17  9:30-11:30 AM  7-14  $8521318  M-TH  8/11-8/14  9:30-11:30 AM  7-14  $85

Pottery Camp with Glazed CreationsEach day you will learn new painting techniques, create new masterpieces, and make your own creations with clay.  We even explore other art activities to keep the class fun and exciting. Roll up your sleeves, be creative, and have fun! Each week is filled with so many new fun activities, you will want to register for more than one session. Glazed Creations Staff, CARD Community Center, Arts & Crafts Room. There is a $50 supply fee payable to the instructor on the first day of camp.  Each camper should also bring a snack and water each day.  Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21408  M-F  6/9-6/13  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  7-16  $110  21409  M-F  6/23-6/27  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  7-16  $110  21410  M-F  7/7-7/11  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  7-16  $110  21411  M-F  8/4-8/8  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  7-16  $110

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Summer Sewing CampSpend time this summer learning what you miss  in school: Sewing!   Sewing is  fun and a dynamic lifelong skill.  You will learn how to use your sewing maching while making a beach pillow, a beach bag and a stuffed whale.  Bring your own machine in good working order (please, no miniature, toy-like machines) and a beach towel, approximately 30” x 60”.  All other material will be provided with the $20 material fee, payable to the instructor on the first day.  Instructor:  Judy  Christophersen. CARD Community Center. Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21479  M-F  6/9-6/13  9:30 AM-12:00 PM  9-18  $115

Summer Quilting CampQuilting is fun and a great way to learn accuracy and detail.  You will learn how to use your sewing machine while making coasters to catch the condensation from your cold drinks, a 9-patch treasure bag and a photo frame.  Bring your own machine in good working order (please, no miniature toy-like machines). There is a $20 supply fee  payable  to  the  instructor  at  the  class.    Instructor:    Judy  Christophersen.  CARD Community Center. Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21480  M-F  6/16-6/20  9:30 AM-12:00 PM  9-18  $115

Every Day is a Tea Party CampCome and have a tea party with us! Make your own tea party hat, learn basic tea party etiquette, and of course, dance. You will learn how to set a beautiful table and even help make delicious goodies. On the last day of camp, we will invite parents to join in the fun in one grand tea party. This camp is held at Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21584  M-F  7/21-7/25  9:00 AM-12:00 PM   4-6  $95 Fairy Princess Dance CampEach day is fit for a princess. You will learn many styles of dance including ballet, tap, and Polynesian.  What a great way to explore a variety of dance styles all taught by professional instructors and guest artists. To top it all off, you will even get your very own princess skirt and tiara! Don’t forget to pack a snack and water; little princesses need to keep their energy up! We’ll have a performance and “crowning” ceremony on our  last day! Please call Kinetics at 345-2505 for  instructions on dance attire. This camp is held at Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway. Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21585   M-F  7/14-7/18   8:30 AM-12:00 PM    4-6  $9521586  M-F  7/21-7/25   12:30-4:00 PM   4-6  $95 

So You Think You Can Dance Camp!Learn  hip-hop/jazz,  ballet  and  tap  in  this  fun,  beginner  level,    dance  camp!  Our special camp price reflects a discount of more than 50% from our usual fee! Come prepared for fun. You will take several different dance classes each day, so bring water and a light snack. Our last day will  include a performance for families! Please call Kinetics at 345-2505 for  instructions on dance attire. This camp is held at Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21590  M-F  7/14-7/18  12:30-3:30 PM  6-8  $9021588  M-F  7/28-8/1  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  6-8  $9021589   M-F  7/28-8/1  12:30-5:30 PM  9-12  $125

Show* Kids ‘Princess Fantasy’ Dance CampShow*Kids  ‘Princess  Fantasy’  Dance  Camp  offers  children  ages  4-10  years  an experience in the wonderful world of Dance and Theatre!  Campers will be provided with an introduction to several dance styles in preparation for performances during the last week of camp.  A great opportunity for children to explore their own creativity through movement and meet new friends!  Special camp shirts, crafts, games, prizes, performance and a cast party are all included.  Instructors: Melinda Buzan & Sheree Henning. Location: Chico Creek Dance Centre, 1144 W. 1st Street.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22223  M-F  6/9-6/20  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  4-10  $150

California Regional Theater-Drama CampsDo you have an actor or actress in your house, or perhaps a future star? California Regional Theatre will be offering summer workshops for ages 5-18.  These camps are designed to build skill  in the area of performing arts  including vocal performance, acting and dance. Workshops will be taught by veteran directors of professional and community theater. Each session is an exciting 3 week program designed to cultivate children’s imagination, foster confidence, and have fun! Campers will be introduced to  theatre  through creative play, dramatics, music, and movement. Our  instructors emphasize the process over product.  Each day will be filled with visual, auditory, and tactile learning tools. What a great opportunity to really explore the world of theatre!  Each session will end with a performance at  the Center  for  the Arts Theater. Camp location 3851 #7 Morrow Ln.  For more information please visit www.crtkids.com.

Course # Day Date Time Age Fee

Aristocats Kids Performance: July 27-2921481  M-Th  6/9-6/26  9:30–11:30 AM  5-6   $15021482  M-Th  6/9-6/26  12:00-2:00 PM  7-11   $165

Hats off to Broadway Performance: Aug. 1-321483  M-Th  6/9-6/26  2:30-5:00 PM  12-18   $180

Magic Tree House:Dinosaurs Before Dark Performance: Aug. 1-321484  M-Th  7/7-7/24  9:30-11:30 AM  5-6  $150 21485  M-Th  7/7-7/24  12:00-2:00 PM  7-11   $165

Hats off to Broadway Performance: Aug. 1-321486  M-Th  7/7-7/31  2:30-5:00 PM  12-18   $180

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New Aquatics ProgramsCARD is now offering a Swim for Fitness Class and designated Lap Swim times. Drop-in during our 

scheduled times for only $3! Classes and lap swim are scheduled for Shapiro pool.

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Daycares and CampsIf you plan on visiting one of our pools with a large group (12+ people), reserve a spot a head of time and save $1.00 per person. Please make reservations 48 hours prior.

Pool Rental: May 24th-Sept 14th.Have  your  child’s  birthday  party  or  a  company  function  at  the  swimming  pool!  Parties are available  in 2 hour  time blocks and must be  scheduled  two weeks  in advance.   Book your party today!   Pool times and availability differ at each pool. Please call 895-4711 for more information or to book your reservation. 

Fees:  1-30 people - $100 for first 2 hours (2 Lifeguards)  31-75 people - $150 for first 2 hours (3 Lifeguards)  76-100 people -$200 for first 2 hours (4 Lifeguards)  100+ people please call the main office.     ($50.00 for additional hours)

Aquatics Pleasant Valley Pool Schedule2320 North Avenue, 895-4703June 7 - August 31, 2014

Rec Swim: (no Rec Swim 0n 7/4)Monday - Thursday, 1:15-3:45 PMFriday- Sunday, 1:00-5:00 PM

Family Swim:Monday-Thursday, 7:00-8:30 PM

Shapiro Pool ScheduleOleander and Memorial Way, 895-4705June 9th – August 29th, 2014

Rec Swim: (No Rec Swim 7/4) Wed-Thursday, 1:15-3:45 PMFridays, 1:00-5:00 PM

Aquatic Fees:Recreation / Family Swim  $2.00Family Swim Pass*    $75.00

*The Family Swim Pass is good June 7 through August 31. If there are more than 4 members  in  the  family,  the  price  is  $75,  plus  $5  for  each  additional  person. The pass may be used for Recreational Swimming and/or Family Swim Time by immediate family members and is valid at either pool. The swim pass cannot be used for swim lessons.

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The Chico Area Recreation and Park District (CARD) reservesthe right to photograph facilities, activities and program 

participants for potential future use in advertisingbrochures, CARD’S web page and Social Media sites.

All photos will remain the property of CARD.

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Parent/Tot: Ages 3-36 months w/ parentPV Pool, Saturdays only (30 minute Lessons)Looking for a unique opportunity to spend time with your little one? Our Parent/Tot class is designed to educate parents on water safety, basic swimming techniques and how to get your little one comfortable in the water, with an emphasis on instructional play. This class is 30 minutes long and offered on Saturday mornings. You may register for the entire summer or drop in for single classes.

Lesson Fee: $47 / Drop in: $8

6/21-8/16 6/21 6/28 7/12

Time All Saturdays Sat Sat Sat

10:00 AM 22602 22603 22604 22605

7/19 7/26 8/2 8/9 8/16

Time Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat

10:00 AM 22606 22607 22608 22609 22610

Pre-School/Level 1-3 (Starfish: Ages 21/2- 4)(30 minute Lessons)This class allows children to explore and adjust  to  the water  through instructional play.  Our  instructors  will  work  with  your  child  on  basic  water  skills,  the  stepping stones to becoming more confident swimmers. Recommended for children who are comfortable in the water. 

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

11:00 AM 22408 22409 22410 22411 22412

11:45 AM 22413 22414 22415 22416 22417

12:30 PM 22418 22419 22420 22421 22422

4:30 PM 22423 22424 22425 22426 22427

5:15 PM 22428 22429 22430 22431 22432

Pleasant Valley Pool

Swim LessonsRegistration Process

STEP 1 Determine your child’s swim level with our lesson leveling guide:Trained Aquatics staff will be able  to adjust your child’s  level  if needed on the first day of lessons.   STEP 2  Select the time and location you would like for your child.

STEP 3 Register for your lesson online or at the CARD Office - Registration closes at 11:59 PM the Thursday prior to start of sessions.

Basic Beginner Class: Ages 3-5 years oldThis class is designed to allow first time swimmers who have little or no experience in the water to get comfortable, and familiarize themselves in and around the pool. If your child is frightened, intimidated and/or doesn’t like putting their face under water, our caring instructors will work patiently with your child to ensure he or she achieves a high level of comfort. Once your child feels comfortable in the water, our instructors will begin teaching basic water skills. 

Lesson Fee: $24

6/16-6/19 6/30-7/3 7/14-7/17 7/28-7/31

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

10:15 AM 22651 22652 22653 22654

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Level 1/Introduction to Water (Turtle: Ages 5-6)30 minute LessonsThis class is designed to teach children basic, elementary aquatic skills.  These skills are  the  stepping  stones  to  becoming  a  more  confident  and  successful  swimmer. Recommended  for  children  who  are  comfortable  putting  their  face  in  the  water.  Emphasis of class is on water enjoyment, active play and basic instruction.

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

11:00 AM 22347 22348 22349 22350 22351

11:45 AM 22352 22353 22354 22355 22356

12:30 PM 22357 22358 22359 22360 22361

4:30 PM 22362 22363 22364 22365 22366

5:15 PM 22367 22368 22369 22370 22371

Level 2/Fundamental Aquatics Skills(Guppy: Ages 6-9) 30 minute LessonsThis level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills. Students learn to float without support and recover to a vertical position. Students further develop simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on front and back that lay the foundation of further strokes. For this level of instruction, students should already be able to enter the water independently and travel at least 5 yards. In addition, students should be able to glide on their front at least two body lengths without instructor assistance. 

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

11:00 AM 22377 22378 22379 22380 22381

11:45 AM 22382 22383 22384 22385 22386

12:30 PM 22388 22389 22390 22391 22392

4:30 PM 22393 22394 22395 22396 22397

5:15 PM 22398 22399 22400 22401 22402

Private Lessons (Ages 3 months and older)30 minute LessonsPrivate lessons are for those looking to receive either one-on-one or two-on-one in-struction.  These lessons are available for any age or swimming level.  Private lessons are available at the posted times. Should group lessons not fill, we will contact those on the waitlist to see if they are interested in the open time slot. Spots are filled from the private lesson wait lists on a first come/first served basis.  

Lesson Fee: $82; $10 per additional child.

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

10:15 AM  22337 22338 22339 22340 22341

4:00 PM 22342 22343 22344 22345 22346

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Registration Deadline for Swim LessonsThe deadline for ALL swim lesson sessions is

12:00 noon the  THURSDAY prior to the start of each session.

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Shapiro Pool

Swim LessonsRegistration Process

STEP 1 Determine your child’s swim level with our lesson leveling guide:Trained Aquatics staff will be able  to adjust your child’s  level  if needed on the first day of lessons.   STEP 2  Select the time and location you would like for your child.

STEP 3 Register for your lesson online or at the CARD Office- Registration closes at 11:59 PM the Thursday prior to start of sessions.

NEW Swim for Fitness/Lap SwimSwim for Fitness is a brand new class offered to those who are looking to use water to get in shape, build strength and get better mobility. Swim for Fitness is a unique class that is designed for all levels.  This class will meet the needs of those who are looking to  swim  laps  for  the  first  time,  those who  are  seasoned  swimmers  and  are  simply looking for a pool and to those who are interested in aqua aerobics. (Suggested age 16years +) $3.00 drop in fee Please note: there will be no lessons held on 7/4. Make up lesson will be held 7/2.

Swim for Fitness Water Aerobics Instruction/Open Water Aerobics Shapiro little poolEvery Tuesday and Thursday there will be an instructor located at the therapy pool to teach an hour aqua aerobics class. This class is intended for those looking to increase mobility, and raise their heart rate. This low impact class will have you moving in the water at your own comfortable pace.   Great  for  those who are pregnant, have little locomotion,  and/or mobility.  (Suggested  age  16years +)  $3.00  drop  in  fee. Please note: there will be no lessons held on 7/4. Make up lesson will be held 7/2.

Summer Session: $47, Drop in fee: $8Course# Day Date Time Level Fee22655  M,T,Th,F  6/9-7/3  See Schedule  16+  $4722656  M,T,Th,F  7/14-8/8  See Schedule  16+  $47

Swim for Fitness: Lap Pool ScheduleMon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Fri.

6:00-7:50 AM Lap Swim/ Posted 

Workout

Lap Swim/ Posted 

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Lap Swim/ Posted 

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Lap Swim/ Posted 

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6:30-7:00 AM Optional instruction 

w/ Lap Swim

Optional instruction 

w/ Lap Swim

Optional instruction 

w/Lap Swim

Optional instruction 

w/ Lap Swim

6:15-7:30 PM Lap Swim/ Posted 

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Lap Swim/ Posted 

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Lap Swim/ Posted 

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Swim for Fitness: Therapy Pool ScheduleMon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Fri.

6:00-7:00 AM Open pool/Posted 

workout

Open pool/Posted 

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6:30-7:30 AM Aqua aerobics 

Aqua aerobics

7:00-7:50 AM Open pool/Posted 

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Level 1/Introduction to Water (Turtle: Ages 5-6)30 minute LessonsThis class is designed to teach children basic, elementary aquatic skills.  These skills are  the  stepping  stones  to  becoming  a  more  confident  and  successful  swimmer. Recommended  for  children  who  are  comfortable  putting  their  face  in  the  water.  Emphasis of class is on water enjoyment, active play and basic instruction.

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

11:15 AM  22449 22450 22451 22452 22453

12:00 PM  22454 22455 22456 22457 22458

4:45 PM  22465 22466 22467 22468 22469

5:30 PM  22470 22471 22472 22473 22474

6:15 PM  22475 22476 22477 22478 22479

Level 2/Fundamental Aquatics Skills(Guppy: Ages 6-9) 30 minute LessonsThis level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills. Students learn to float without support and recover to a vertical position. Students further develop simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on front and back that lay the foundation of further strokes. For this level of instruction, students should already be able to enter the water independently and travel at least 5 yards. In addition, students should be able to glide on their front at least two body lengths without instructor assistance. 

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

11:15 AM  22485 22486 22487 22488 22489

12:00 PM 22490 22491 22492 22493 22494

4:45 PM  22501 22502 22503 22504 22505

5:30 PM  22506 22507 22508 22509 22510

6:15 PM  22511 22512 22513 22514 22515

Level 3/Stroke Development (Stingray: Ages 7-10)30 minute LessonsStudents will begin to learn freestyle and elementary backstroke. Additionally, students will  be  introduced  to  scissor and dolphin kicks,  and build on  the  fundamentals of treading  water.    Students  should  already  feel  comfortable  stepping  from  side  into chest-deep water.  They should also be able to float on their front and back for five seconds, push off and swim - using combined arm and leg actions on the front for 5 body lengths.. 

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

10:30 AM  22516 22517 22518 22519 22520

11:15 AM  22521 22522 22523 22524 22525

12:00 PM  22526 22527 22528 22529 22530

4:00 PM  22531 22532 22533 22534 22535

4:45 PM  22537 22538 22539 22540 22541

5:30 PM  22542 22543 22544 22545 22546

6:15 PM  22547 22548 22549 22550 22551

Level 4/Stroke Improvement(Swordfish: Ages 7-14) 30 minute LessonsIn  level  four,  students  improve  their  skills  and  increase  their  endurance  by swimming  familiar  strokes  for  greater  distances.  Students  will  be  introduced  to sidestroke, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly and the basics of turning at the wall. Students should already be able to jump confidently into deep water from the side of the pool, swim freestyle 15 yards, maintain position by treading or floating for 30 seconds, and swim elementary backstroke for 15 yards.

Lesson Fee: $47

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

10:30AM  22552 22553 22554 22555 22556

11:15 AM  22557 22558 22559 22560 22561

4:45 PM  22572 22573 22574 22575 22576

5:30 PM  22577 22578 22579 22580 22581

6:15 PM  22582 22583 22584 22585 22586

Private Lessons (Ages 3 months and older)30 minute LessonsPrivate lessons are for those looking to receive either one-on-one or two-on-one instruction.  These lessons are available for any age or swimming level.  Private les-sons are available at the posted times. Should group lessons not fill, we will contact those on the waitlist to see if they are interested in the open time slot. Spots are filled from the private lesson wait lists on a first come/first served basis. 

Lesson Fee: $82; $10 per additional child.

6/9-6/19 6/23-7/3 7/7-7/17 7/21-7/31 8/4-8/14

Time M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

10:30 AM 22587 22588 22589 22590 22591

4:00 PM  22592 22593 22594 22595 22596

Recreation Swim Team/Level 5 (Ages 8-17)The CARD Summer Recreational Swim Team has grown in popularity in each of its last five years. The goals of the program are to create a fun and healthy atmosphere where kids can experience what it’s like to be a part of a group swim team, and learn about competitive swimming. Swimmers will work on stroke technique, drills, starts, turns, conditioning and team ethics. Swimmers may also drop  in  for $3 per day  if they are unable to commit to the entire session. Participants must be able to swim a 25-50yards unassisted.  Program will be held at Shapiro Pool. Swim meets TBD. Please note: there will be no lessons held on 7/4. Make up lesson will be held 7/2. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22438  M,T,Th,F  6/9-7/3  8:00-9:30 AM  14-17  $3022439  M,T,Th,F  6/9-7/3  8:30-9:30 AM  12-13  $3022440  M,T,Th,F  6/9-7/3  9:30-10:30 AM  8-11  $3022441  M,T,Th,F  7/14-8/8  8:00-9:30 AM  14-17  $3022442  M,T,Th,F  7/14-8/8  8:30-9:30 AM  12-13  $3022443  M,T,Th,F  7/14-8/8  9:30-10:30 AM  8-11  $30

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Tiny TotsToddler Summer CampsMy First CampCamp is not just for the big kids! Sign up for “My First Camp” to give your little one an amazing  introduction  to day camp. Our dedicated  tiny  tots  staff have created a fun week just for your toddler camper. Each day will be filled with fun activities, play time and new friends. We strive to maintain a 1 staff/apprentice to 4 children for this camp. Camp maximum is set at 18 children. Children MUST be potty  trained prior to attending camp. Instructor: Michelle Gustafson. Dorothy Johnson Center, Walnut Room. 

Registration Deadline: 6/18Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22059  M-F  6/23-6/27  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  3-5  $120 

Registration Deadline: 7/1622060  M-F  7/21-7/25  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  3-5  $120 

ShortE All Stars Sports Camp This is the ultimate sports experience for your little one! Based on our popular ShortE All Star weekend program, we have developed a week long camp for the ShortE’s of Chico! Each day will  focus on a new  sport,  including  soccer,  tee-ball, flag  football, basketball and Olympics. All participants need  to be potty  trained. Program will be held at the Dorothy Johnson Center. Camp is open at 8:00 am for parents who need care at that time.  We would like all campers there by 9:00 am. 

Registration Deadline: 6/25**Please note that due to 4th of July, camp only runs Monday-ThursdayCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21971  M-Th  6/30-7/3**  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   3-5  $76 Registration Deadline: 7/9Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21972  M-F  7/14-7/18  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   3-5  $95

Registration Deadline: 7/23Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21973  M-F  7/28-8/1  8:00 AM-12:00 PM   3-5  $95

Toddler SportsTiny Tennis Plant the sport of tennis in your child’s heart through fun games that will enhance their hand-eye coordination, as well as teach them the basics of group manners! Give your child  the gift of  tennis  for  life!   Lessons are  limited  to 12 participants. Parent participation is required. Instructor: Jerry Brayton. Community Park Tennis Courts.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21234  T/Th  4/29-5/15  3:00-3:30 PM  3-5  $2221235  T/Th  6/10-6/26  9:00-9:30 AM  3-5  $2221236  T/Th  7/8-7/24  9:00-9:30 AM  3-5  $2221237  T/Th  8/19-9/4  9:00-9:30 AM  3-5  $22

FALL ShortE All Stars (3-5 year olds)Sign your little one up for the ultimate first time sports experience!  This five-week program will peak the interest of your young one and introduce them to a variety of sports in a fun and positive environment. Participants will play soccer, flag football, basketball, tee-ball and Olympic sports throughout the weeks! This is an instructional program; participants will not be contacted by a coach. Space is  limited so register early!  Program location: DeGarmo Park. General youth sports jersey is optional (can be purchased at the CARD Office for $13). 

Registration Deadline: 9/4 – make sure to register early Course # Day Date Time Age Fee21748  Sa  9/13-10/11  9:00-10:00 AM  3-5  $4221749  Sa   9/13-10/11  10:15-11:15 AM  3-5  $4221750  Sa  9/13-10/11  11:30 AM-12:30 PM  3-5  $4221751  Sa  9/13-10/11  12:45-1:45 PM  3-5  $42

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Toddler ClassesJump Start with Art Potato mashers, rolling pins and spray bottles, what do these have to do with art? You and your child will  learn how  to use different  tools  to paint, draw, and watercolor. Learn ways to creatively use items around your house to create beautiful art. Parents, be warned, your child is sure to use all of their creative juices to create, sometimes even with their hands and feet. Children should come dressed in clothes that are able to get dirty or stained. Instructor: Eric Frank. There is a $10 supply fee payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. Dorothy Johnson Center, Walnut Room. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21524  F  5/9-5/30  3:00-4:00 PM  1-3  $4021525  F  9/5-9/26  3:00-4:00 PM  1-3  $40

Dance Classes at KineticsKinetics dance studio offers a wide variety of dance classes for all ages. Look through the descriptions below and choose the class that would be perfect for you or your child. All classes are monthly with new sessions starting at the beginning of each month. Dancewear and shoes are available for purchase at  the studio. Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway.  All fees are due monthly.

Baby BalletThree little kittens lost their mittens and they danced away to find them! What if we sprinkled fairy dust on our toes and flew to Fairyland? Tutus, feathers, fairy wands, stories, and tons of props make these dance classes fun and engaging!  Black leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes are required and can be purchased at Kinetics. * Classes not available May-June.

Movement and SoundDo you have a high energy mover? We’ve got just the class. This dance class is for kids who love to dance, but who may not appreciate tutus and tights. Each themed class has lots of high energy dances. We’ll travel to the swamp, squish in the mud, and hide like alligators, or perhaps we’ll take a trip to the circus, complete with silly clowns. We use lots of costumes, stories, props and instruments to have a rollicking good time!  Students should wear a white shirt and black shorts or sweatpants.

Class Day Time Age Monthly FeeBaby Ballet Level 1  Th  9:15-10:00 AM  2  $47Baby Ballet Level 2  W  11:15 AM-12:00 PM  3  $47Baby Ballet Level 2  W  5:00-5:45 PM  3  $47Baby Ballet Level 3  Sa  10:15-11:00 AM  31/2 -5  $47Movement & Sound   M  11:15 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $47

Fairy Fridays at KineticsDoes your little girl tend to fly, float and twirl? Is there a cloud of fairy dust wherever she goes? This is her event! A lovely morning including a magical tea party, a take-home  fairy  craft  and  a  dance  class,  just  for  fairies!  Dress  like  a  fairy-if  you wish! Parent participation is required. Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway.   Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21581  F  9/19  9:00-10:30 AM  3-5  $15

Toddler Pre-K Programs .Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do I register for a class? Simply choose the class that is appropriate for the age of your child. If there is room in the class, you will be able to register immediately. If the class is full, you will be placed on a waiting list and contacted when a an opening becomes available.

How long is the session? This is an ongoing class. Once you are registered, you will remain registered until you notify us that your child will no longer attend. The fee for the class is due on the 1st of each month. Should you choose not to continue, you simply notify the CARD office so we can contact the next person on the waiting list.

How do payments work? The fee for the class is due by the 1st of each month. *If payment is received after the 1st of the month, the fee increases by $10.

How many teachers are there for the class? We  have  one  teacher  for  each program.  The  teacher  is  hand  selected  for  their  experience  working  with  young children. Additionally, we have one aid for Tiny Tots and Kinder Readiness. All staff are fingerprinted.

Our Time Together: Parent/Child Program:for 18-35 Months OldFall 2014 Begins Wednesday, 9/3 Our Time Together can be an exciting and fun opportunity for your child to improve current skills, learn new skills, make friends, and have fun. This is also an opportunity for us to create a parenting community and share development milestones. During the  toddler  years,  your  child  will  make  huge  strides  physically,  intellectually,  and emotionally, whether it’s learning to use the potty or stacking blocks.

Something  to  observe  in  this  program  is  how  your  child  plays  adjacent  to  other children  in  the  playgroup.  This  cooperative  social  interaction  is  called  parallel play  and  helps  children  begin  language  development,  build  confidence,  and  form relationships. Your child will increasingly learn to share and become aware of other’s emotions, as well as learn cause and effect through trial and error of adjusting and solving problems in play. Not only are our classes a wonderful bonding opportunity for you and your child, they are an excellent way to meet new friends, introduce your child  to other children, and find others  that will  support  you  through  the exciting adventure of parenthood.

What is the structure of the class? Each day  the  classroom will  be  set up with developmentally  age  appropriate  toys  and  activities  that  parents  can  do with  their child. The teachers will be there to assist parents and children in participation. 

Do I need to stay with my child during class? Yes. This class  is  formatted as a parent/child class with the goal of giving parents an opportunity to bond, meet other parents that have children the same age as theirs and provide parent support.

Program/Fee Schedule:Mondays:    $28 per monthWednesdays:  $32 per monthMonday/Wednesday:   $55 per month (Save $5 per month)

Fees are based on total number of days in the entire school year (ie: there are 30 Mondays and 35 Wednesdays in the school year)

Program Instructor: Michelle GustafsonLocation: Dorothy Johnson Center, Walnut Room.

Day Time AgeM/W  9:00-10:30 AM  18-35 Months 

Suggestions and IdeasCARD would like to provide you with activities that are of interest to you. 

Should you have any program suggestions or if you can teach a

class that you feel will be of interest to others, please

contact the office at 895-4711

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Tiny Tots: Fall 2014 Begins Tues. 9/2A great first classroom experience for your child! This program is designed to model and teach your child age appropriate skills so they will confidently transition into a Pre-K program or Kindergarten.  We have designed the program to make learning participation fun and engaging! We strive to provide a positive, safe, and nurturing learning environment that addresses each student’s individual needs.  We know that each child has a different learning style and we will incorporate many styles while engaging all students in a fun and supportive manner.

Each  day  is  full  of  fun  and  age  appropriate  activities  for  your  child.  While participating in games, music, crafts, stories and play, your child will benefit from this social environment. Our teacher encourages working with others, sharing and taking  turns. Our dedicated preschool  room and playground make  this  a perfect place  for  your  child’s first  preschool  experience.    Children must  be potty  trained before attending class.

What is the structure of the class? Each day  the  classroom will  be  set up with developmentally  age  appropriate  toys  and  activities  for  the  children.  Parent participation is not required, but interested parents may sign up to volunteer in the classroom.

Do I need to stay with my child during class? No,  parent  participation  is not required, but interested parents may sign up to volunteer in the classroom. Parents are asked to provide snack for the class, once every other month.

Program Instructor: Leanne MillerLocation: Dorothy Johnson Center at 775 East 16th St. in the Walnut Room 

Day Time Age FeeT/Th  9:00-11:00 AM  3-4 years   $99 per month

Kinder Readiness: Fall 2014 Begins Tues. 9/2This  program  is  designed  to  teach  your  child  the  skills  he  or  she  will  need  to  be successful  entering  into Kindergarten next  fall.   We have designed  the  program  to make  learning  participation  fun  and  engaging!  Through  play,  children  will  be introduced to handwriting, basic math concepts, language, and phonics. Your child will  leave  class  with  confidence  in  their  abilities,  improved  social  skills,  and  an enthusiasm for learning.

What is the structure of the class? Each day  the  classroom will  be  set up with developmentally  age  appropriate  toys  and  activities  for  the  children.  Parent participation is not required, but interested parents may sign up to volunteer in the classroom.

Do I need to stay with my child during class? No,  parent  participation  is not required, but interested parents may sign up to volunteer in the classroom. Parents are asked to provide snack for the class, once every other month.

Program Instructor: Amanda JeanLocation: Dorothy Johnson Center at 775 East 16th St. in the Walnut Room 

Day Time Age FeeM-Th  12:15-2:45 PM  4-5  $169 per month

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Chico Center for Learning Pre KLooking for a Pre Kindergarten program? CARD is partnering with the Chico Center for Learning (CCL)  to offer a pre K program for children 4  to 5 years old  that will be entering kindergarten next school year. With an emphasis on reading and math preparation, as well as music, movement, art and  science,  the CCL offers a quality program that will help prepare your child for kindergarten.  Class size is limited to 10 children. This program operates September - May with monthly fees of $300. If you are interested in this program, please contact CCL directly at 343-2980.

Nature Preschool ProgramExperience a different nature theme in each 1-hour program.   During this time, you and your pre-school aged child will meet an animal, go on a nature walk, make a craft and enjoy a presentation.  Adults are free and must accompany a child.  Nature Center Staff.  Chico Creek Nature Center, 1968 E. 8th St.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22181  Sa  5/10  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222183  F  5/23  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222184  Sa  6/14  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222186  F  6/27  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222187  Sa  7/12  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222189  F  7/25  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222190  Sa  8/9  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $1222192  F  8/22  11:00 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $12

Thrive: K-12Learning CenterOur  mission  at  Thrive  is  to  inspire  a life-long  love  of  learning  by  respecting each  person’s  individual  interests, strengths,  and  capabilities.  It  is  a  place where children are  free  to  learn,  inspire, imagine, create, play, and shine!

All  sessions  will  live  up  to  that  mission by  being  a  free  and  open  structured 

environment  where  children  are  liberated  to  choose  their  level  of  participation. Session  advisors  work  with  the  children  to  create  an  emergent  and  free  flowing curriculum that derives from the imaginations of the children enrolled.

Learning invitations are presented in an environment that fosters imagination, self- motivation, and meaningful experiences. Books, websites, magazines, nature, music, math  concepts,  science projects,  art  projects,  building materials,  creative play,  and idea sharing will spark the imagination.

Thrive  also  presents  a  wonderful  opportunity  for  social  experiences  and  creative expression.

• ALL Thrive programs are held at the PV Recreation Center, 2320 North Ave.

• Each session is limited to 16 participants• All sessions start the week of September 2nd

We strongly encourage families to stay with the same time schedule throughout the year if at all possible. This encourages continuity within the group and fosters strong bonds. Some participants come for all the sessions and others choose to sign up for one or two. Advisors: Cyndi Pereira and Jennifer Anderson.

CARD is a vendor  for South Sutter and CORE. To register with a PO from your ES, please go into the CARD office at 545 Vallombrosa Avenue in Chico prior to the start of your session.  There is a $20 supply fee for each session, payable to an advisor on the first day. This cannot be included in the PO. 

General Session OptionsDay Time Age FeeM/W  9:30 AM-12:00 PM  5-13  $110/mo.M/W  1:00-3:30 PM  5-13  $110/mo.T/Th  9:30 AM-12:00 PM  5-13  $110/mo.T/Th  1:00-3:30 PM  5-13  $110/mo.F  9:30 AM-12:00 PM  5-13  $55/mo.F  1:00-3:30 PM  5-13  $55/mo.

Mid-day Hour SessionWant  to  stay  for  lunch?  Join  us  with  your  packed  lunch  for  some  free  play  and munching time. This would be a great addition for the family looking for an extra hour at the beginning or end of their M/W or T/Th session, or for a family choosing to stay for the whole day. No supply fee. No food provided so please send your child with a packed lunch. Limited to 8 participants. 

Day Time Age FeeM/W  12:00-1:00 PM  5-13  $25/mo.T/Th  12:00-1:00 PM  5-13  $25/mo.F   12:00-1:00 PM   5-13   $12.50/mo.

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“I love this program! I’ve noticed a huge improvement in my daughter’s school work

and behavior since she started. She’s made new friends and

raves about all they do.Thank you!”

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After School ProgramsLooking for a safe, fun and enriching place to send your children after school?  If so, CARD’s Kids On Campus After School Program is the place for you!  This is not your typical “hang out in the cafeteria program.”  In addition to time for homework, arts, crafts, games, free play and a healthy snack, participants are exposed to a variety of enrichment opportunities.  This program follows the school calendar. Participants are signed in and out every day.  The ratio of staff to children is 1:12, and all staff are CPR and First Aid certified.

1st – 6th Grade Program:•  Participating Schools:  Blue Oak Charter, Chapman, Citrus, Hooker Oak, Little 

Chico Creek, McManus, Neal Dow, Parkview and Rosedale.•  Programs run from the time school gets out until 6:00 PM and is located in 

each school’s multi-purpose room. 

Enrollment Options: Fee scale for 2013-14 school year- fees will increase in Aug 2014

Mon-Fri $165 per monthM/W/F $105 per monthT/Th $75 per month

Kinder-6th Grade Program:•  Participating Schools:  Emma Wilson (2:10-6:00 pm), Marigold (2:00-6:00 pm), 

Shasta (2:35-6:00 pm) and Sierra View (2:20-6:00 pm)•  Program is located in each school’s multi-purpose room

Enrollment Options: Fee scale for 2013-14 school year- fees will increase in Aug 2014

Mon-Fri $165 per monthM/W/F $105 per monthT/Th $75 per month

Kinder Program:•  Participating Schools:  Blue Oak Charter, Emma Wilson, Hooker Oak,                 

Little Chico Creek, Neal Dow & Sierra View• Program hours and fees vary by site. Please call the CARD office            

for more information.

FAQ’s:

Q:  How do I sign my child up?

A: To find out  if  your  child’s  school has openings, or  to get on  the waiting  list, contact the CARD office at 895-4711.  Many schools have little or no waiting list. However, CARD recommends you put your child on the waiting list when they are 2 years old to help ensure you will have a spot when they enter school. 

Q: Do I have to put my child on the waiting list each year?

A: No.    Once  you  put  your  child  on  the waiting  list,  you  stay  on  until  you  are offered a spot in the program.  Please make sure to contact us to update your phone number and address if they change. 

Q: Does my child have to attend every day?

A: No. The program is for your benefit, and you may use it as you feel necessary.  The fee for the program is a flat rate fee.  CARD does not prorate for days not attended.

Child Testimonial:

“ The CARD afterschool program has exceeded my

expectations for afterschool childcare. It is affordable, safe

care that my children love! That is a win for our whole

family. We appreciate all that CARD offers and will use your

programs for years to come!”

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Classes for All Ages

Fitness

NEW Brains in MotionAre you in your wonder years?  Wonder where your keys are! Wonder what you went upstairs  for!    This  is  a  sign  that  our “batteries”  are  becoming  drained  over  time. Jump  start  your  brain with “Brains  in Motion”,  a  brain  enhancing  adventure. We will attempt to reconnect the dots through new, fun and challenging activities. Our specialized activities will improve: memory skills, eye-hand coordination, balance and strength. It’s time to take charge for a better you. Join now and start your path from the wonder years to younger years! *This is an active class with movement and play.  Activities can be personally adjusted to suit the physical abilities of each individual.  Instructor: Marcia Carter. Lakeside Pavilion

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21381  T  5/13-7/1   9:30-10:30 AM  50+  $6021382  T  8/26-10/14   9:30-10:30 AM  50+  $60

YogaFeeling stressed? Low on energy? We have just the class for you! For centuries, people have been using yoga to enhance the body and mind. Yoga has been known to reduce stress and increase energy, as well as improve muscle tone and flexibility. This yoga class is suitable for the beginner, as well as those who have taken yoga classes before. You will  learn basic yoga postures, breathing practices, meditation, and relaxation. Wear loose clothing, bring a towel or mat and refrain from eating for 2 hours prior to class. Instructor: Tulya McLaughlin. CARD Community Center, Multi-Purpose Room.  No class 5/19, 5/21, and 5/26.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22321  M/W  5/5-5/28  5:30-6:45 PM  14+   $3922322  M/W  6/2-6/25  5:30-6:45 PM  14+  $5222323  M/W  7/7-7/30  5:30-6:45 PM  14+  $5222324  M/W  8/4-8/20  5:30-6:45 PM  14+  $39

Gentle YogaDo you want all the health benefits of yoga at a slower and gentler pace? This class is suitable for beginners, seniors, or anyone who is interested in a slower-paced class. You will receive in depth instruction on yoga postures, breathing practices, meditation, and  deep-relaxation.  Wear  loose  clothing,  bring  a  towel  or mat  and  refrain  from eating  for  2  hours  prior  to  class.  Instructor:  Tulya McLaughlin.  CARD Community Center, Room 1 & 2. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22326  T/Th  5/6-5/29  9:30-10:45 AM  14+  $52 22327  T/Th  6/3-6/26  9:30-10:45 AM  14+  $52 22328  T/Th  7/8-7/31  9:30-10:45 AM  14+  $5222329  T/Th  8/5-8/21  9:30-10:45 AM  14+  $39 

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NEW Qi Gong Tai Ji WorkshopQi Gong, a Chinese form of mindful breathing, is the achievement through practice of  the  skills  of  breathing  and  the  cultivation  of Qi,  or  internal,  functional  energy. The word Qi  in Chinese also means breath. It  is  through breathing that relaxation is  achieved.  Tai  Ji  Quan  utilizes  a  series  of  slow  movements  through  which  the practitioner  becomes  balanced,  flexible  and more  responsive  while  less  reactive  to external  stimuli. Qi Gong and Tai  Ji  represent  a  Yin/Yang polarity:  stillness within which  there  is  internal movement,  and movement within which  there  is  a  goal  of stillness. This class offers an experiential  introduction to these two arts. Instructor: Higgy Lerner, L.Ac.  PV Rec Center, Multi-Purpose Room. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21737  Sa  5/24  2:00-5:00 PM   18+  $2021738  Sa  7/12  2:00-5:00 PM   18+  $20

Tai Chi ChuanIn Tai Chi we move in slow harmony to improve balance, enhance body alignment, improve circulation, and experience greater relaxation. Instructor: Barbara Alderson. CARD Community Center. Multi-Purpose Room. No Class Dates: 5/19, 5/21, 5/26, 6/16, 6/18.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21469  M/W  4/28-6/25  9:00-10:15 AM  50+  $6021470  M/W  6/30-8/13  9:00-10:15 AM  50+  $60

Stretch and ToneThis slow paced workout benefits the entire body from head to toe. The class includes low  impact  stretching,  strength building and exercise bands. Lakeside Pavilion. No class 5/26, 6/27, 7/4.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21376  MWF  5/2-5/30  9:00-10:00 AM  50+  $2221377  MWF  6/2-6/30  9:00-10:00 AM  50+  $2221378  MWF  7/2-7/30  9:00-10:00 AM  50+  $2221379  MWF  8/1-8/29  9:00-10:00 AM  50+  $2221380  MWF  9/3-9/29  9:00-10:00 AM  50+  $22

FUNctional Fitness!This is a low to no impact, chair based exercise program designed to accommodate the needs of  the older adult population. Exercises can be performed standing and/or  seated  based  on  individual  ability  levels.  You will  engage  in  aerobic movement choreographed to music; balance and coordination challenges; strength/endurance training utilizing stretch bands, light weights and body weight as resistance; flexibility and  relaxation…mixed  with  fun,  socializing  and  laughter!  Instructor:  Annette Mathews. Lakeside Pavilion.  

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21201  T/Th  5/13-5/29  11:00-11:50 AM  55+  $2021202  T/Th  6/3-6/26  11:00-11:50 AM  55+  $2521203  T/Th  7/8-7/31  11:00-11:50 AM  55+  $2521204  T/Th  8/5-8/28  11:00-11:50 AM  55+  $2521205  T/Th  9/2-9/30  11:00-11:50 AM  55+  $25

Senior Wellness ProgramThe Senior Wellness Program is designed for adults 55 or older who have a variety of medical  issues  that  include, but are not  limited  to: high blood pressure,  cancer, diabetes,  joint  replacements,  cardiac  and  pulmonary  issues.    As  a member  of  the Senior Wellness Program, you will receive an individualized program for the Water Wellness and/or the Fitness Floor class.  You will be continually monitored and will progress as you gain stamina, strength and better range of motion. Please allow the first 2 weeks of class  for  scheduling your medical assessment and program design.  Contact  Stephanie  or  Bree  343-5678  x  311  with  any  questions  and  to  set  up  an appointment.  In Motion Fitness.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21344  MWF  4/28-5/30  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  55+  $4021345  MWF  6/2-6/27  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  55+  $4021346  MWF  6/30-8/1  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  55+  $4021347  MWF  8/4-9/5  8:00 AM-12:00 PM  55+  $40

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Some classes offer flexibility in the age requirements, please call to inquire.

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Dance

NEW SynerJam DanceChildren are taught fundamentals of movement through an elaborate warm up which targets  every part  of  the body. Dance moves which  influence a multitude of  styles, such as disco, swing, salsa and African genres will be taught.  The class also includes time for free form improvisation and guided movement oriented games. Instructor: Danielle DiPietro Hawkins. Chico Creek Dance Centre, 1144 W. 1st St.  

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21487  T  7/1-7/22  4:30-5:30 PM  4-7  $4622765  W  7/2-7/23  4:30-5:30 PM  8-11  $46

World DanceIf you are looking for a great way to have fun, exercise, and make new friends, your search is over! This class teaches beginning and intermediate level, line, circle, and couple  folkdances  from  around  the  world.  You’ll  dance  to  music  from  Romania, Russia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Greece, Serbia, Croatia, Israel, France, and The United States. You will experience and learn about different world music styles and rhythms, social  etiquette  in  community  line  and  circle  dances,  and  universal  dance  step patterns. This class will help boost your confidence, help you in other dance styles, and give you the opportunity to perform with other dance communities in California. Instructor: Memo Keswick. PV Rec Center, Social Hall. No classes on holidays.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21497  Th  5/1-5/22  7:00-8:30 PM  18+  $2421498  Th  6/5-6/26  7:00-8:30 PM  18+  $24

21499  Th  9/4-9/25  7:00-8:30 PM  18+  $24 

NEW World Dance YouthParticipants  will  learn  basic  dance  skills  and  gain  confidence  on  the  dance  floor, all  while  dancing  to music  from  around  the  world!    Lessons  that  are  taught  will compliment many other dance forms, helping your child to develop skills that will last a lifetime! Dances taught will be fun and structured to help dancers feel comfortable dancing with peers in line, circle and couple formations. This would be a great class to take with a friend or family member! Dance choreographies taught in class will come from  the dance  traditions of many different  countries  such as Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, USA, Israel, and more. Instructor: Memo Keswick. PV Rec Center, Social Hall. No classes on holidays.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21501  Th  5/1-5/22  6:00-7:00 PM  10-17  $2421503  Th  9/4-9/25  6:00-7:00 PM  10-17  $24

Hula/Tahitian DanceDance  to  the  rhythm  of  the  Islands!  We  will  take  you  on  an  exciting  island  style journey  as  you  learn  basic  footwork,  hip  movements,  and  hand  gestures  of  the graceful  art  of  Hawaiian Hula  and  Tahitian Dance.  No  previous  dance  experience required. Instructor: Maricel Kealani. CARD Community Center, Arts and Crafts Room. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21302  Sa  5/3-5/24  9:45-10:45 AM  13+  $3521303  Sa  6/7-6/28  9:45-10:45 AM  13+  $35

Fancy Feet Dance- Tuesday and Friday NightsProfessional dancer? Just beginning? This dance floor is waiting for you to take a spin. As the music plays, reminisce of the old days.  Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to dance and enjoy the company of others!   CARD Community Center

Day Band Location Time Fee Age1st T  DJ Miro  Comm. Center  7:30-10:00 PM  $6  16+2nd T  No Dance3rd T  Cottonwood  Comm. Center  7:30-10:00 PM  $8  16+4th T  Charlie  Comm. Center  7:30-10:00 PM  $8  16+  Robinson5th T  No Dance 

Day Band Location Time Fee AgeF  6/20  DJ Miro  6:30-9:00 PM  $6  16+F  7/25  DJ Miro  6:30-9:00 PM  $6  16+F  8/8  DJ Miro  6:30-9:00 PM  $6  16+

Ballroom DanceHave you always dreamed of being light on your feet? You and your partner will be dancing like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rodgers. Together, you will learn basic steps of ballroom dance. Dances  taught will  include  the  Fox  Trot, Waltz,  Tango  and  Salsa. There will be an emphasis on timing, footwork, leading and following. Comfortable shoes that will stay on your feet must be worn. Instructor: Joe Garrow.  PV Recreation Center, Social Hall. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21639  T    5/6-5/27  7:45-9:00 PM  13+  $40/couple21640  T    6/10-7/1  7:45-9:00 PM  13+  $40/couple21641  T    7/15-8/5  7:45-9:00 PM  13+  $40/couple21642  T    8/26-9/16  7:45-9:00 PM  13+  $40/couple

West Coast SwingThe West Coast Swing Dance  is  the most  versatile  style of  swing dance and can be danced to various styles of music. Together with your partner, you will learn the basic steps to the West Coast Swing Dance. By the end of the class, you will be ready to take the dance floor by storm. Comfortable shoes that will stay on your feet must be worn. Instructor: Joe Garrow. PV Recreation Center, Social Hall.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21644    T   5/6-5/27  6:30-7:30 PM  13+  $40/couple21645    T  6/10-7/1  6:30-7:30 PM  13+  $40/couple21646    T  7/15-8/5  6:30-7:30 PM  13+  $40/couple21647    T  8/26-9/19  6:30-7:30 PM  13+  $40/couple

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Sat. June 7 - 2 pm Kick-Off & Pet Parade Sat. June 14 - 1 pm Uni & Her Ukulele Wed. June 18 - 9:30 Library Playtime! to 11:00 am ( 18 mo. or younger ) Thurs. June 26 - 10 am Wild Things, Inc ! Live Animal Show @ Hooker Oak Elementary

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Class Day Time Age Mo. FeeBaby Ballet Level 1  Th  9:15-10:00 AM  2  $47

Baby Ballet Level 2  W  11:15 AM-12:00 PM  3  $47Baby Ballet Level 2  W  5:00-5:45 PM  3  $47

Baby Ballet Level 3  Sa  10:15-11:00 AM  31/2-5  $47

Movement & Sound   M  11:15 AM-12:00 PM  3-5  $47

Beginning Ballet   M  6:15-7:15  PM  5-6  $51Beginning Ballet   T  4:00-5:00 PM  5-6  $51Beginning Ballet*  Sa  12:15-1:15 PM  5-6  $51

Hip Hop: Level 1  M  3:30-4:30 PM  6-8  $51Hip Hop: Level 2  M  4:30-5:30 PM  9-12  $51Hip Hop: Level 3*  M  5:30-6:30 PM  13-16  $51

Tap N Tumble   T  5:00-6:00 PM  4-6  $51

Ballet Fitness   Th  6:30-7:30 PM  16+  $51

*Time changes mid-year. Please see web for details.

Fairy Fridays at KineticsDoes your little girl tend to fly, float and twirl? Is there a cloud of fairy dust wherever she goes? This is her event! A lovely morning including a magical tea party, a take-home  fairy  craft  and  a  dance  class,  just  for  fairies!  Dress  like  a  fairy-if  you wish! Parent participation is required. Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21581  F  9/19  9:00-10:30 AM  3-5  $15

Dance Classes at KineticsKinetics dance studio offers a wide variety of dance classes for all ages. Look through the descriptions below and choose the class that would be perfect for you or your child. All classes are monthly with new sessions starting at the beginning of each month. Dancewear and shoes are available for purchase at  the studio. Kinetics Academy of Dance, 627 Broadway.  All fees are due monthly.

Baby BalletThree little kittens lost their mittens and they danced away to find them! What if we sprinkled fairy dust on our toes and flew to Fairyland? Tutus, feathers, fairy wands, stories, and tons of props make these dance classes  fun and engaging!  Black leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes are required and can be purchased at Kinetics.  

Beginning BalletCalling all Princesses! Experience the joy of dance in this beginning ballet class. Skip like a princess, walk like a queen, and leap like a unicorn! Bring your imagination to this fun ballet class. Classical ballet is taught with a creative twist! Black leotard, pink tights and pink ballet shoes are required and can be purchased at Kinetics. 

Movement and SoundDo you have a high energy mover? We’ve got just the class. This dance class is for kids who love to dance, but who may not appreciate tutus and tights. Each themed class has lots of high energy dances. We’ll travel to the swamp, squish in the mud, and hide like alligators, or perhaps we’ll take a trip to the circus, complete with silly clowns. We use lots of costumes, stories, props and instruments to have a rollicking good time!  Students should wear a white shirt and black shorts or sweatpants.

Hip HopEdgy and upbeat! This trendy street style of dance is done to contemporary music, but don’t worry, all movements and music are completely “clean”! 

Tap n TumbleLearn the basics of tap with a dose of tumbling for good measure! This class covers the fundamentals of tap, along with musicality, rhythm games, tumbling, and an obstacle course. Lots of  fun for girls and boys. Please wear a black leotard, pink tights, and black tap shoes for girls. Boys should wear a white top, black bottoms, and black tap shoes. Dancewear and shoes are available for purchase at Kinetics Academy of Dance.

Ballet FitnessBallet with  a  twist!  This  class  includes  a  traditional  ballet  barre,  and  some  center work, but adds the extra fitness component of a “floor barre”, or ballet specific core toning exercises. This is a beautiful way to increase your strength and fitness level.

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MusicChico Community BandPick up your instrument, dust it off and get ready to play! There are no auditions for this band,  just  sign up and come on down  to Tuesday night  rehearsals. The Chico Community Band, a wind and percussion ensemble with approximately 40 participants is open to musicians ranging from teens to seniors. Formed before World War II, the Band continues to practice a repertoire of marches, show tunes, and innovative pieces by  current  composers  that  it  performs  for  local  audiences.  Performances  include Memorial Day, 4th of  July, and Veterans Day celebrations, as well as a Friday Night Concert in the Park and a spring concert. Call Bob Eicher at 342-6873 for additional information.  Performance  schedule  available  at  www.chicorec.com.  Chico  Junior High School, Band Room 503.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22743  T  on going   7:00-9:00 PM  13+  $10

GuitarHave you always dreamed of being able to play guitar? Lori Pine will show you how! For over 30 years, Lori has helped many Chicoans learn to play guitar and develop a lifelong love of music. Now it’s your turn! You will learn how to read music, basic chords,  and  fingering  techniques,  and  strumming  along  with  accompaniment  for group singing. Master the beginner level class, then move up to the next level with our Advanced Beginning Class.   Students must have their own acoustic guitar for class. Instructor: Lori Pine, M.A. in Music Education and more than 35 years of guitar play. CARD Community Center, Room 3.

BeginningCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21648  W  6/18-7/23  5:00-6:00 PM  10+  $40

Advanced BeginningCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21649  W  6/18-7/23  6:00-7:00 PM  10+  $40

Art & Craft

NEW Quick Studies Painting Class Classically  trained  painter,  Shanon  Essex,  shows  you  the  progression  from  line (the  sketch)  to  form/mass  and  finally  to  texture  and  light  in  this  rigorous  class.  Students learn how acquiring brush mileage (experience) provides the opportunity for experimenting and problem solving without investing days in a single painting.  Brush work,  strokes and  color,  and mixing  techniques are discussed and  reviewed.  Students  will  work  with  still    life  and  landscape  subjects  gaining  confidence  and improving brush skills while learning how to edit out unimportant details by doing multiple,  smaller paintings per class (3 or more!) with  the  longest being a 1 hour piece.    *Please  see  the materials  list  available  on  the  CARD website  at  http://www.chicorec.com/Classes/Art/index.html.  CARD Community Center, Arts & Crafts Room.  

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21471  M  6/16-7/21  6:00-9:00 PM  13+  $60

NEW Plein Air Painting Class (On Location)In this location or ‘Plein Air’ painting class, classically trained painter, Shanon Essex will  demonstrate  and  discuss  how  to  approach  the  unique  challenges  of  painting outdoors. Students will learn simple and effective techniques to capture a landscape effect in a short period of time.  Basic elements of landscape and location painting will be covered such as how to use your materials and equipment in the easiest and most efficient manner and how to select subjects, and how to develop a study from start to finish. Mr. Essex breaks down the painting process into steps that can be tackled one at a time.  Students will work on two to three paintings per session.  Class will meet at various locations exploring different subjects and challenges. *Please see materials list  available  on  the CARD website  http://www.chicorec.com/Classes/Art/index.html.  The first class meeting will be held at the CARD community Center.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21472  T  6/17-7/22  6:00-9:00 PM  13+  $60

Chinese Brush Painting Learn  the  basics  of  Chinese  brush  painting,  including  theory,  history,  materials, composition,  flowers,  birds,  vegetables,  insects,  and  plants.  The  instructor  will demonstrate,  provide  samples,  and  step-by-step  hands-on  instructions.  Class  will begin with ink painting and proceed to color. This is a beginning class, but all levels are welcome. There is a materials supply list available at the CARD office or online at www.chicorec.com/Classes/Art/index.html. Instructor: Jan Walker, CARD Community Center, Arts & Crafts Room. NO CLASS 8/20.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21332  W  4/30-6/4  6:30-8:30 PM   18+  $5021333  W  6/11-7/16  6:30-8:30 PM   18+  $5021334  W  7/23-9/3  6:30-8:30 PM   18+  $5021335  T  9/2-10/7  1:00-3:00 PM  18+  $50

Want to Teach a Class?Do you have expertise you would like to share with others?

Do you have special training and experience in a skill that others may want to learn? CARD accepts new instructor proposals 

throughout the year. Please contact the CARD office at 895-4711 to obtain information on how to become an instructor.

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Art from the Inside OutThis  class  is  based  on  the  premise  that  everyone  is  creative,  and  when  we  freely explore without judgment, art begins to happen.  This is not a techniques class, but an opportunity to explore art from an “inner” perspective using pastels, water colors, collage, and clay.  We will use guided imagery, poems and stories to provide inspiration for art projects. The focus is on allowing your inner child to express and realize that life can be your work of art.  No art experience necessary. There is a $10 supply fee payable  to  the  instructor  at  the  first  class meeting.  Instructor:  Jodee  Smith.  CARD Community Center, Arts and Crafts Room. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21313  T  6/10-7/1  6:30-8:30 PM  18+  $50

SEW You Want to Learn How to SEWLearning to sew is fun and a dynamic lifelong skill. If you are a beginner, this class is for you. You will learn basic stiches, sewing terms and how to use your machine. Students will make a pillowcase, an obi style muscle wrap and a  fashion handbag. Please bring your own machine in good working order. (Some machines available for rent, reserve at registration) There is a $15 supply fee payable to the instructor at the first class.  Instructor: Judy Christophersen. Location: PV Rec Center, Room 1.   Course# Day Date Time Age Fee27710  T  5/27-6/17  6:30-9:00 PM  16+  $9021448  W  6/4-6/25  6:30-9:00 PM  16+  $9021449  Th  8/28-9/18  6:30-9:00 PM  16+  $90

NEW Clothing Construction 101After  learning  the  basics  in  our  “Learn  How  to  Sew”  class,  you’re  ready  to  sew  a garment.  This  class  teaches  you  correct  body measuring  techniques,  choosing  the appropriate pattern size, laying out and cutting the fabric to construct elastic waist, pants  or  shorts  –  your  choice.  Please  bring  your machine  in  good working  order.  (Some machines available for rent, reserve at registration.) Material list presented at first class meeting. Prerequisite:  “Learn How to Sew” class or equivalent. Instructor:  Judy Christophersen. Location: PV Recreation Center, Room 1.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21451  Th  6/12-6/26  6:30-9:00 PM  16+  $70

  NEW After School SewingLooking for a fun, creative, enriching way for your ‘tween or teen to spend after school hours? How about a sewing class?  In this class, students will learn the ABCs of sewing: A) appliance – acquaint yourself with the sewing machine, B) backpack – construct a drawstring backpack and C) create – create a pillowcase or stuffed toy.  Please bring your machine  in good working order.    (Some machines available  for  rent,  reserve at registration.)  There is a $15 supply fee payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. Instructor:  Judy Christophersen. Location:  PV Rec Center, Room 1.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21453  Th  5/1-5/22  3:45-5:45 PM  9-18  $8021454  T  9/2-9/23  3:45-5:45 PM  9-18  $80

Parent/Child Sewing ClassMoms, dads, grandmas, grandpas- bring your child or grandchild and sew together!  In this basic class, adult/child teams will learn foundational sewing techniques while making a shopping bag.  Bring your machine (one per pair) in good working order (some machines available for rent, please reserve at registration).  *Please see materials list available on the CARD website at http://www.chicorec.com/Classes/Art/index.html.    Instructor:    Judy  Christophersen.  Location:  PV  Rec  Center, Room 1.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21456  Sa  5/3-5/10  9:00-11:00 AM  7+  $40 per team21457  Sa  6/14-6/21  9:00-11:00 AM  7+  $40 per team

NEW Fix It or Finish ItStumped by a sewing project?  Need motivation to complete an unfinished garment?  Want  some  help  making  simple  repairs  or  minor  alterations  to  ready-to-wear clothing?  Come to this class for a sewing boost or advice for moving those items off the “to-do” pile.  Bring your own machine and a basic understanding of how to use it. Instructor: Judy Christophersen. Location: PV Rec Center, Room 1.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21466  Sa  5/17  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  18+  $2021467  Sa  6/28  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  18+  $20

Delight Your DogSew a doggie bandana, a bag for treats and a walking coat for your favorite canine.  Bring your own sewing machine in good working order and a basic understanding of how to use  it. *Please see materials  list available on the CARD website at http://www.chicorec.com/Classes/Art/index.html.   Instructor: Judy Christophersen.  PV Rec Center, Room 1.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21468  Th  5/1-5/15  7:00-9:00 PM  16+  $60

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CookingRefunds and Transfers for Cooking Classes: Because  perishable supplies  are  purchased  for  these  courses,  all  cancellations  and  transfers MUST be received 48 hours prior to the class. If a cancellation or transfer is received after the deadline, we are only able to issue refunds if we are able to fill the spot.

NEW Cake Decorating 101This  basic  intro  class will  cover  frosting  the  cake,  borders  and  simple decorations, using buttercream frosting.  Supply list and frosting recipe available online (chicorec.com) or at the CARD office.  Instructor:  Katie Hall.  CARD Community Center kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21473  Su  6/22  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  9-14  $4521474  Su  6/22  2:00-6:00 PM  15+  $4521475  Su  8/10  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  9-14  $4521476  Su  8/10  2:00-6:00 PM  15+  $45

NEW Cakes 101Want to WOW your friends and family with your baking skills?  Layer cakes, apple and carrot cake are tasty and will be a hit at any party!  These cakes are fun and simple to make.  $15 supply fee payable to instructor. Instructor:  Katie Hall.  CARD Community Center Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21477  Su  5/18  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  12+  $4021478  Su  7/13  9:00 AM-1:00 PM  12+  $40

NEW Frosting 101Frosting is the best part of the cake, right?  Spend a couple of hours learning to make a  few  different  flavors  and  types  of  frosting  to  pair with  your  next  cake  or  cookie creation.   We  will make  buttercream,  whipped  cream,  cream  cheese  frostings  and royal  icing.    $15  supply  fee  payable  to  instructor.  Instructor:    Katie  Hall.    CARD Community Center Kitchen. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21715  Su  5/18  3:00-5:00 PM  12+  $2021716  Su  7/13  3:00-5:00 PM  12+  $20

The Most Important Meal of the DayBreakfast! Believe it or not there is a lot of technique involved in a good breakfast. Even the accomplished home cook will learn lots of new tips and tricks in this class. We will talk about the perfect egg, delicious buttermilk pancakes, quiche, many styles of breakfast potatoes, and more! In class we’ll be having breakfast for dinner. Please feel free to bring a beverage to enjoy with your meal.  There is a $15 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22631  T  5/13  6:30-8:30 PM  15+   $2522632  Th  7/17  6:30-8:30 PM  15+   $25

The Best Thing Since Sliced BreadThere isn’t much better than homemade bread, and after this class, you won’t want to go back to the store bought variety. We will learn all about quick breads, yeast breads, and keeping your own sourdough starter. In class, you will have the chance to have hands on style learning with bread-making in all of the different stages, and sample and take home some wonderful fresh baked treats.  Feel free to bring a beverage to enjoy with your food at the end of the class.  There is a $15 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22633  Th  5/15  6:30-8:30 PM  15+   $2522634  Th  7/24  6:30-8:30 PM  15+   $25

Tapas, Hors d’Oeuvres, and AppetizersLittle bites with a big impact! Whether you plan to make a meal out of them, or want something to nosh before the main event, appetizers are a fun way to share a little something extra. We will  learn all about how to make the most of  that single bite, and what makes a great appetizer. In class, we will make lots of different appetizers from all over the world, and you will go home with the knowledge to throw your own successful appetizer party! Feel  free  to bring a beverage  to enjoy with your  food at the end of the class. There is a $25 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22635  Th  5/29  6:30-8:30 PM  15+   $2522636  T  7/29  6:30-8:30 PM  15+   $25

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Crock Pot PerfectionYour crock pot might be the most underappreciated tool in your kitchen. What else will cook your dinner for you while you’re at work all day, or let you toss some ingredients in at night and have you wake up to a house full of a wonderful aroma and a hot breakfast to get your day off on the right foot? In class, you will learn how to get the most out of your crock pot with lots of different recipes and techniques, and sample several amazing crock pot cooked meals. Feel free to bring a beverage to enjoy with your food at the end of the class. There is a $20 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22637  Th  6/5  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $25

Fresh PastaWater, semolina flour, salt, and eggs;  the simple recipe for magic. Fresh pasta will be a wonderful addition to your cooking repertoire! We will learn a little bit about the history of pasta and how  it’s made around  the world,  fresh  vs.  dried pasta,  stuffed pastas,  and  talk  all  about  appropriate  sauces  to make  your  pasta  sing. We will  be making our own fresh pasta, sauce, and ravioli to enjoy for dinner. Feel free to bring a  beverage  to  enjoy with  your  food  at  the  end  of  the  class.  There  is  a  $20  supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22638  Th  6/12  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $2522639  Th  7/31  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $25

Pie on Your Mind“Stress cannot exist in the presence of a pie.” -David Mamet. Pie is practically an art form- A  light golden crust, a  sweet  (but not  too  sweet) filling, a perfect  topping  to marry the two together. In class, we will learn how to make the perfect pastry crust, gram cracker crust, and a myriad of fillings and toppings to make your pie dreams come  true! Please  feel  free  to bring a beverage  to enjoy with your meal at  the end of class. There is a $20 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22640  Th  6/19  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $2522641  Th  8/7  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $25

Meal PlanningEveryone is so busy these days, that even planning meals can be a huge chore. This class will help you with some strategies to make your weekly meals a lot easier to get onto the table. In class, we will talk about how to shop and plan for a weeks (or more) worth of food, make ahead meals, dinners that can get on the table in under half an hour, and some other techniques to cut serious time out of your cooking. We will make several wonderful dishes, and you will go home armed with lots of recipes to make your weeknights a bit simpler. Please feel free to bring a beverage to enjoy with your meal at the end of class. There is a $20 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22642  Th  6/26  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $25 22643  T  8/12  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $25

Tastes Like...Chicken is versatile, cheap... and can often be boring. This class is designed to teach you how to cook chicken in new and exciting ways that will impress your taste buds and please your wallet! In class, you will learn how to break down a whole chicken, roast a whole chicken, and learn some new cooking techniques to spice up your birds. In class, we will make and enjoy classic roast chicken and chicken piccata. There is a $15 supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 22644  T  7/8  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $2022645  Th  8/21  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $20

Fish BasicsFish is a delicious and healthy alternative that should be on everyone’s weekly menu rotation. This class will teach you all about how to purchase, store, and prepare fresh fish your whole family can enjoy. In class, we will prepare and enjoy several wonderful fish dishes (that will depend upon availability at the time of class). Feel free to bring a  beverage  to  enjoy with  your  food  at  the  end  of  the  class.  There  is  a  $25  supply fee payable to the instructor at the class. Instructor: Shayna Ozer. CARD Community Center, Kitchen.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22646  Th  7/10  6:30-8:30 PM  15+  $20

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Have you always wanted to give back to the community?Now is your chance! CARD offers a variety of ways that you or your 

business can donate. Are you passionate about parks in Chico? We are seeking donations for future phases of DeGarmo Park. We also have special events throughout the year that a donation of time or money 

would greatly be appreciated. Give us a call to find out more!

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PhotographyBasics of Digital PhotographyHave you always wanted to create high-quality digital photos? Are you new to digital photography,  need  a  refresher  or  an  upgrade  in  your  skills  from  intermediate  or higher? This course is about  learning to use functions of your camera and various lenses to take pictures of people and places with increased predictability and control well beyond mere snapshots. You will also learn how to shoot panoramic and High Dynamic Range (HDR images) that will amaze your family and friends!  Bring your camera, user manual,  fully  charged battery, memory  card and  lots  of  enthusiasm. Note: users with cameras that don’t have adjustable Program, Shutter/Time, Aperture and Manual functions may not benefit from this class. After you master the basics, consider your next step and take our Photoshop Elements class to create masterpieces!  Class will include a one hour, no host lunch break.   Instructor: Dave Bermann, [email protected]. CARD Community Center, Room 3.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21504  Sa  5/31  9:00 AM-4:00 PM  14+  $5021505  Sa  8/9  9:00 AM-4:00 PM  14+  $50

Beginning Photoshop Elements®Do you want your photos to look more like a work of art than a snapshot? Learn to use popular and affordable Adobe Photoshop Elements® to make your digital photos really  stand  out.   We will  start  with  basic  adjustments,  then  progress  to  advanced techniques for creative results.  Learn basic controls of brightness, contrast, cropping, and color management, then move into more advanced artistic control!  Students are encouraged to bring a laptop computer (Mac or PC) with Photoshop Elements® pre-loaded, and up to 10 of your own photos to work on using newly learned techniques.  This class and Digital Photography directly relate to each other, but neither is required to take the other.  Class will include a one hour, no host lunch break.  Instructor:  Dave Bermann, [email protected]. CARD Community Center, Room 3.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21506  Sa  6/7  9:00 AM-4:00 PM  14+  $5021507  Sa  8/23  9:00 AM-4:00 PM  14+  $50

NEW Simply Digital Photo Workshop SeriesGood photography  relies on  simple guidelines. Keeping  it  simple keeps  it  fun. This workshop  series  will  teach  anyone  how  to  combine  simple,  proven  techniques for  taking  outstanding  photographs.  Take  the  entire  series  on  camera  settings, composition,  lighting  and  portraiture,  or  choose  the  workshops  that  are  best  for you!  Bring your camera and manual (if you have it).  All levels welcome.  Instructor:  Kathleen  Gauthier,  www.kathleengauthier.com,  [email protected].    CARD Community Center, Room 3.

Entire SeriesCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21174  Su  5/4-5/25  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $95 21297  Su  7/13-8/3  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $95

Workshop IThis workshop will teach you how to creatively use the controls on your camera to capture your vision. Using the settings, you will learn to take memorable photographs rather than ordinary snapshots.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21175  Su  5/4  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $3021298  Su  7/13  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $30

Workshop IIThis workshop will  improve your  technique and enhance your  skills  to make your photos  look  well  composed.  You  will  also  learn  about  how  nature’s  curves,  lines, patterns and textures can be used to create dynamic photos.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21176  Su  5/11  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $3021299  Su  7/20  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $30

Workshop IIIGood lighting is essential to any photograph. This workshop will teach you how to work with natural light using photo tools and flash.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21177  Su  5/18  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $3021300  Su  7/27  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $30

Workshop IVShow off your family, friends, and pets at their best. You will learn to plan, pose, and light your photo for social and printed media.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21178  Su  5/25  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $3021301  Su  8/3  1:30-4:00 PM  14+  $30

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The Chico Area Recreation and Park District (CARD) reservesthe right to photograph facilities, activities and program 

participants for potential future use in advertisingbrochures, CARD’S web page and Social Media sites.

All photos will remain the property of CARD.

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ComputersJoy of Computers Level 1 Class: This class is designed to teach basic internet and computer skills. The skills we will learn include how to turn a computer on/off, how to use a mouse, how to use a keyboard, and how to customize the computer. We will also learn various tools such as Google mail, Google voice, and Google voice and video chat in order to keep in touch with family and friends. In addition, students will learn how to navigate a web browser and surf the internet for accessing health and other important information. Students may  bring  in  their  own  laptops/tablets  or  use  one  of  our  desktops.  Step-by-step instructions are provided, and no prior computer knowledge is required, but having a home computer  to enjoy what we  learn would be beneficial. This class  is taught on PCs and is not suitable for Apple users. Instructor: Sal Hernandez-Campos. Dorothy Johnson Center, Oak Room.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22228  T  4/29-5/27  9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $7022229  Th  5/1-5/29  9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $7022249  T  8/19-9/16  9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $70

Simple E-MailLevel 2 Class: This course is an introduction to electronic mail. Students will learn how  to  create  an Email  account, how  to  sign  in  and out  of  their  account, how  to compose and send messages, how to delete and recover mail, how to reply and forward mail, how to send an attachment, how to filter spam, how to print an Email and much more. This course will also teach students how to protect themselves from phishing and  fraud.  No  prior  experience  with  Email  is  required;  however  basic  computer literacy is encouraged. Refer to a Level 1 course for basic computer skills. Instructor: Sal Hernandez-Campos. Dorothy Johnson Center, Oak Room.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22252  W  7/2-7/30    9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $7022253  Th  7/3-7/31  8:30-10:00 AM  18+  $70

NEW Learn Windows 8Level 1 Class: This class is designed to help you learn how to use your new laptop or  tablet.  We  will  learn  how  to  navigate  Windows  8,  how  to  use  the  Charms  bar, how to use the search feature, how to personalize your start screen and desktop. In addition, we will learn how to manage your files and folders, how to use cloud storage (SkyDrive),  and  how  to work with  applications.  Students must  bring  in  their  own laptop  or windows  tablet.  This  class  is  not  suitable  for  Apple users.  Instructor:  Sal Hernandez-Campos. Dorothy Johnson Center, Oak Room.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22250  T  7/1-7/29  9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $7022251  T  7/1-7/29  7:00-8:30 PM  18+  $70

NEW Microsoft Office Word 2013Level 3 Class: This course includes basic and advanced functions of Microsoft Office Word  2013.  The  skills  students  will  learn  include:  standard  word  processing,  text manipulation,  formatting pictures,  page  layout,  creating and  formatting  tables.  In addition, students will learn how to insert text boxes, WordArt, lists, hyperlinks, shapes, foreign  symbols, headers,  footers,  and more. These  skills  can be used  for personal, as well as professional endeavors. Basic computer literacy is strongly encouraged or subject matter may be difficult to understand and follow. Refer to Joy of computers for basic  computer  skills.  Instructor:  Sal Hernandez-Campos. Dorothy  Johnson Center, Oak Room.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22254  M  7/7-8/4  9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $7022255  T  8/19-9/16  7:00-8:30 PM  18+  $70

NEW Microsoft Office Excel 2013Level 4 Class: This course includes advanced functions of Microsoft Office Excel 2013. The skills students will learn include: creating effective ledgers, graphs, formulas for automatic  calculations, modifying  columns,  rows,  and  cells.  In  addition,  students will learn how to sort data, filter data, how to use What-If analysis, and more. These skills can be used for personal, as well as professional endeavors. Excel familiarity and access to a computer with the software is strongly encouraged or subject matter may be difficult to understand and follow. Instructor approval is required for this course. Instructor: Sal Hernandez-Campos. Dorothy Johnson Center, Oak Room.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22318  M  7/7-8/4  7:00-8:30 PM  18+  $7022317  Th  8/21-9/18  9:30-11:00 AM  18+  $70

Introduction to Computers, Level I This  class  teaches  basic  computer  operation  from  the  start.  Learn  about  mouse operation, the keyboard, saving files, icons, menus, and more during this class. Bring a  friend and sign up  together. Have  fun on your new adventure  into  the computer world.  Students  must  bring  their  own  laptop  and  power  cord  to  every  class,  not suitable for Apple users. Instructor: Bill Bowler.  Lakeside Pavilion. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21192  Th  4/24-5/29  1:00-2:15 PM  55+  $6021193  Th  6/26-7/31   2:30-3:45 PM  55+  $6021194  Th  8/21-9/25   1:00-2:15 PM  55+   $60

Introduction to Computers, Level II This is a great class for those people with minimal computer knowledge.  Learn about some of the programs you have on your computer, the internet, and e-mail. We will tap into your level of computer knowledge and move on from there. This class will pick up where you left off and move you forward to your next goal. It’s time to start enjoying your laptop again. Students must bring their own laptop and power cord to every class, not suitable for Apple users. Instructor: Bill Bowler.   Lakeside Pavilion.  

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21196  Th  4/24-5/29  2:30-3:45 PM  55+  $6021197  Th  6/26-7/31  1:00-2:15 PM  55+  $6021198  Th  8/21-9/25  2:30-3:45 PM  55+  $60

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Health and SafetyBabysitting 101This course will stress the importance of keeping the babysitter and the children they are responsible for safe.  Learn how to interact with parents and create a safe working environment.  We will also teach CPR and First Aid awareness. By the end of the class, you will know how to create a successful babysitting business and be the most wanted babysitter in your community.  Lifeline Training Center, 1074 East Ave, Ste. E.  **See Lifeline’s  Cancellation  policy  on  our  webpage:  http://www.chicorec.com/Classes/Health--Safety/index.html

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22194  Sa/Su  7/12-7/13  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  11-15  $6522195  Sa/Su  8/9-8/10  9:00 AM-12:00 PM  11-15  $65

Basic CPR/AED/First AidThe purpose of this course is to give individuals in the workplace and the community the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and provide Basic CPR/AED and Basic First Aid for adults, children and infants until advanced medical personnel arrive. *This class is not for licensed childcare*  Lifeline Training Center, 1074 East Ave, Ste. E.**See Lifeline’s Cancellation policy on our webpage: http://www.chicorec.com/Classes/Health--Safety/index.html

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21458  W  6/11  8:00 AM-12:30 PM  10+  $7521459  W  8/13  8:00 AM-12:30 PM  10+  $75

You and Your PetBasic Dog ObedienceThe object of this class is to teach you how to train your dog.  You will learn to heel your dog on a loose lead with automatic sits, how to command your dog to sit and lie down, how to command your dog to stay when the command is given, how to have your dog come when called with an automatic sit in front of you, how to finish your dog  into heel position  from  the  front  sit position and how  to have your dog  stand for examination. You will learn how to teach your dog to listen and pay attention to you with distractions and ignore other dogs when working with you.  You will need a training collar (instructor will go over training collars the first night of class) on your dog, a 4-foot leash (no flexi leashes/retractable leashes), dog treats and preferably non-skid comfortable  shoes  for walking.   Dogs must have all current vaccinations, including rabies, and owners must show proof.   Any student under 16 years of age must  be  accompanied  by  an  adult.  Instructor:  Lynda  Piercy.    The  class  is  held  in Community Park near the south side grass area of the tennis courts and concessions.  Course# Day Date Time Dog Age Fee22200  W  5/7-6/11  5:30-6:30 PM  5 months+  $4022201  W  8/6-9/10  5:30-6:30 PM  5 months+   $40

Special InterestPickers 101Learn  the  art  of  picking  and  enjoy  the  thrill  of  the hunt.    Learn how  to  spot  that treasure when  you are  at  an auction,  estate  sale  or  antique  shop.    You may bring one  item  to  be  appraised.    Instructor:    John Humphries,  Antique  Appraiser.    CARD Community Center.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22649  W  5/28  6:00-8:00 PM  any  $2522650  W  7/30  6:00-8:00 PM  any  $25

NEW Inner IntelligenceInner intelligence is a fun and new course designed to help you experience increased well-being  in  your  life!  Based  on  the  basic  principles  of  positive  psychology,  law of  attraction,  and  awareness  through  the  body,  you  will  learn  easy  and  effective strategies that will help you access more of your personal knowledge and experiences of well-being.  Together  you will  learn more  about  our  inner  guidance  system,  the emotional scale, breathing techniques, and ten new processes  that you will be able to take with you and practice on a daily basis.  I hope you enjoy this opportunity of personal growth and discovery.  Instructor: Ann-Terese Barket, Ph.D.  Location: CARD Community Center, Arts & Crafts Room. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21137  Sa/Su  5/3 & 5/4  12:00-3:00 PM  18+  $90

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NEW Cleaning the Natural WayLearn how to replace your chemical and toxic home cleaning products with natural, non-toxic ingredients.  We will easily create natural home cleaning products that can be used for your laundry, floors, dishes and more.  You can have clean, eco-friendly, cost effective cleaners you will enjoy using.  Great gift ideas too!  Everyone will leave with  a  disinfectant  cleaner,  furniture  polish,  scrub,  laundry  detergent,  recipes  and resources  to  recreate  the  products  at  home.    $25  supply  fee  payable  to  instructor.  Instructor: Erynn Patania.  CARD Community Center, Arts & Crafts Room. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21336  T  5/20  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $1521337  T  7/15  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $1521338  T  8/26  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $15

NEW Au Naterele Body ProductsLearn  to  create  body  products  like  lotions,  balms  and  scrubs  using  all  natural ingredients.   Replace the toxic products with healthy and nourishing ones for your skin.  You will love how fun and easy it is to make these products.   Great gift ideas too!  Everyone will leave with a body cream, exfoliating scrub, lip balm, recipes and resources  to  recreate  the  products  at  home.    $35  supply  fee  payable  to  instructor.  Instructor: Erynn Patania.  CARD Community Center, Arts & Crafts Room.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21339  Su  6/22  1:00-4:00 PM  10+  $2021340  Su  7/20  1:00-4:00 PM  10+  $2021341  Su  8/10  1:00-4:00 PM  10+  $20

NEW Family Adventure HikesOur Family Adventure Hikes are designed  for all  ages.   These  fun and educational adventures are sure to spark your curiosity about nature and be a great family outing.  Each hike has a different theme.  Chico Creek Nature Center staff. Chico Creek Nature Center, 1968 E 8th St.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22173  Sa  5/3  10:00-11:30 AM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22174  Sa  5/17  10:00-11:30 AM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22175  Sa  6/7  10:00-11:30 AM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22176  Sa  6/21  7:00-9:00 PM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22177  Sa  7/5  10:00-11:30 AM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22178  Sa  7/19  7:00-9:00 PM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22179  Sa  8/2  10:00-11:30 AM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult22180  Sa  8/16  7:00-9:00 PM  All Ages  $5 Child/$10Adult

Blogging and the Social Mediafor the Tech-ChallengedAre you wanting to dip your feet into the social media pool, but afraid to start? Are you actively blogging or facebooking, but wishing you knew what you were doing and why? Wherever you are along the spectrum of being tech-challenged, this course is for you. Published author, on-line addict, and self-professed computer-phobe Robyn Engel provides the tools and encouragement needed to build and maintain a strong on-line presence. Her blog, Life by Chocolate, has garnered over 600  followers and 130,000 page views. Moreover, she has fun along the way and wants to teach you to as well. CARD Community Center, Room 3.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22225  W  6/4  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $20

Short Story WritingAre you a writer who is looking to further develop your craft? Maybe you have always dreamed of writing and didn’t know where to start. We’ve got the write class for you! This class will combine wordsmiths of all experience levels, styles, and interests. In this class, we will  focus on basic craft elements such as plot, setting, and dialog by dissecting a variety of published short stories and applying what we learn to our own writing.  Although we will focus on short stories, the skills we learn can be applied to writing of any length. The majority of this class will be taught in workshop format which involves students discussing what they have read and written in a polite and professional manner.  Instructor: Dustin Heron  is award winning, published author with an M.A. in English and M.F.A in Creative Writing, SFSU.  CARD Community Center. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21232  T  7/8-7/29  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $5021233  T  9/2-9/23  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $50

Student Success InstituteAfter  completion of  this 3-day  institute,  students hold  the  essential  tools needed  to maximize their academic performance. Each 2.5 hour day covers two of the following topics:  Time Management,  Test-Taking  Tips,  Overcoming  Procrastination,  Avoiding Plagiarism, Preventing Test-Taking Anxiety, and Managing Emotions for Success. Give your student what they need to find the success they deserve. David Welton teaches student  success  workshops  at  Butte  College  and  is  an  instructor  in  the  First  Year Experience Program for freshmen at CSU, Chico. CARD Community Center, Room 3. 

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee 21508  T-Th  8/5-8/7  9:30 AM-12:00 PM   13+  $6021509  T-Th  8/5-8/7  1:30-4:00 PM  13+   $60

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NEW Stress Less, Laugh MoreLife is ever-challenging. We all experience stress. Join an interactive, fun class focused on coping with stress. The healing powers of laughter will be highlighted. Like many of us, Robyn Engel considers herself an expert on stress. As a licensed clinical social worker  and  comedic  writer,  she  offers  a  sometimes  silly,  always  compassionate approach to tackling life’s obstacles with laughter and smiles. Location: PV Rec Center, Room 1.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee22319  W  7/16  6:00-8:00 PM  18+  $1022320  Sa  8/9  10:00 AM-12:00 PM  18+  $10

Online Drivers Education Course for TeensAre you tired of asking your parents for a ride?  Are you at least 15 years old?  If so, this class is for you.  This is an interactive, online course with videos, animated driving scenarios and  sample  test  questions.    Learn  the  rules of  the  road, major  causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures and much more.  Receive DMV-approved Certificate of Completion - required for teens under 17 ½ years old to obtain a learner’s permit and driver’s license.  A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions.  Sign up any time.      

Course# Date Time Age Fee21179  May  Available 24/7  15+  $5521180  June  Available 24/7  15+  $5521181  July  Available 24/7  15+  $5521182  August  Available 24/7  15+  $5521183  September  Available 24/7  15+  $55

Lakeside CafeJoin  Passages  and  the  Chico  Area  Recreation  and  Park  District  at  the  beautiful Lakeside Café.  In our new café partnership, we have worked  together  to bring an enticing hot lunch to our adult community at a grand location. All lunches are freshly made and carefully planned  to  tempt  the palette and offer great nutritional value. You are invited to come by and enjoy lunch with new and old friends alike.  Lakeside Café will host lunch for adults 60 and up for an optional donation of $2.50.  For those younger than 60, the cost of a meal is $5.00.  Reservations are required 24 hours in advance; please call 530-898-4224

Days: Monday-ThursdaySocial Time & Games: Start at 8:30 AM Lunch: 12:00 PM  Site: Lakeside Pavilion  Fee: Optional $2.50 donation for age 60+    $5.00 for under age 60

*All donations directly subsidize the hot lunch program and are very important in our continuing to offer quality meals at an affordable cost.

Legal Assistance Passages and Legal Services of Northern California provide free legal assistance for seniors 60+ the first and third Thursday of every month from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Lakeside Pavillion. Call Passages to schedule an appointment at 898-5923.

Grandmother’s ClubThe Grandmother’s Club meets on the first Thursday of each month from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM.  This lively group is a social club and welcomes all interested grandmothers to  join  their  monthly  potluck  luncheons  and  enjoy  the  companionship  of  long-time members.  Raffles  and  bingo  are  just  a  few  of  the  fun-filled  activities.    CARD Community Center

Drop In Cards & BingoAre you a CARD player? We offer weekly games of Pinochle, Bridge, Dominoes and Bingo. The relaxed atmosphere and light snack, provided by participants, make for an enjoyable afternoon. Drop in players welcome; come early to get your spot. 

Pinochle 50 +  Weekly M  1:00-4:00 PM  Lakeside  $150 +  Weekly F  7:00-9:00 PM  Comm Ctr  $1

Party Bridge50 +  Weekly W  1:00-4:00 PM  Lakeside  $1 + $.25 table fee

Bingo 50 +  Weekly M  10:30-11:30 AM  Lakeside  $.05 per card/per game50 +  *2nd F  12:30-1:30 PM  Lakeside  $.05 per card/per game

Have extra time?We are looking for volunteers to assist with our many programs and are hoping that you have some time to give. We have many areas and opportunities where you can make your talents shine. Please contact Laura at 895-4015.

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Lectures & Workshops

Savvy Senior: The Benefits of Living an Informed Life After 65Baby Boomers are a different generation who want more from life.  Passages workshop calendar will now include topics directed toward helping older adults and caregivers become “Savvy  Seniors”.  These  workshops  will  provide  useful  information  to  help seniors, caregivers and adults with disabilities lead healthier, safe and productive lives.  Call Passages HICAP for more information 898-6716.

Maximizing your public benefits:Ways to save on healthcare and food costsDay Date Time FeeT  5/13  10:00 AM-12:00 PM  Free 

If it’s too good to be true….Avoiding Scams!Learn from professionals how to avoid being ripped offDay Date Time FeeT  7/8  10:00 AM-12:00 PM  Free

What is the long term care system? Putting the puzzle together (Services and options available in your community)Day Date Time FeeT  8/12  10:00 AM-12:00 PM  Free 

Surviving & ThrivingAttend a FREE class with 8 weekly sessions designed for men and women who have, or want to assist people who have suffered unwelcome change,  loss or turmoil and are seeking to enhance their outlook on life.  In a safe, casual and non-judgmental environment,  discussions  and  presentations  will  be  offered  on  surviving  life’s challenges and developing a positive and thriving outcome.  Interaction is encouraged, but not required.  Instructor: Gerald Darling.  CARD Community Center.  No class 7/4.

Day Date Time FeeTh  6/12-7/31  6:00-7:30 PM   Free

NEW Brains in MotionAre you in your wonder years?  Wonder where your keys are! Wonder what you went upstairs  for!    This  is  a  sign  that  our “batteries”  are  becoming  drained  over  time. Jump  start  your  brain with “Brains  in Motion”,  a  brain  enhancing  adventure. We will attempt to reconnect the dots through new, fun and challenging activities. Our specialized activities will improve: memory skills, eye-hand coordination, balance and strength. It’s time to take charge for a better you. Join now and start your path from the wonder years to younger years! *This is an active class with movement and play.  Activities can be personally adjusted to suit the physical abilities of each individual.  Instructor: Marcia Carter. Lakeside Pavilion

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21381  T  5/13-7/1   9:30-10:30 AM  50+  $6021382  T  8/26-10/14   9:30-10:30 AM  50+  $60

Welcome to Medicare-For Boomersor Others New to MedicareAre you becoming eligible for Medicare? Confused about Part A, Part B, Part C and Part D?  Are  you  still  working  and  don’t  know  if  you  should  join Medicare?  If  you have any questions about Medicare, you don’t want to miss this meeting. The Health Insurance Counseling  and Advocacy Program  (HICAP)  at Passages will  present  an informational forum for those who are new to Medicare or want to learn more about it. HICAP is the federally funded State Health Insurance assistance Program (SHIP). You may register by email through [email protected], or by calling HICAP at 1-800-434-0222.  Lakeside Pavilion.

Day Date Time FeeTh  5/15  2:00-4:00 PM  FreeTh  6/19  2:00-4:00 PM  FreeTh  7/17  2:00-4:00 PM  FreeTh  8/21  2:00-4:00 PM  FreeTh  9/18  2:00-4:00 PM  Free

AARP Mature Driving ClassesThe AARP Driver Safety Program is the nation’s first and largest classroom refresher course for drivers aged 50 and older. This class is offered by AARP several times a year. Completion certification is good for 3 years and provides insurance discounts to most companies. Bring your current AARP card when you register and receive a discount on your class fee. CARD Community Center, Room 3.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21383  M/T  5/5 & 5/6  9:00-1:00 PM  55+  $2521384  M/T  6/2 & 6/3  9:00-1:00 PM  55+  $25

Volunteer Instructors Needed. If you are interested in teaching AARP Mature Driving Classes, please call Jim at 680-9966

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Self DefenseLittle KickersIn a fun atmosphere, your child will learn how to make good choices, learn positive social skills such as sharing with others and becoming better listeners. Your child will also have an opportunity to improve their physical coordination with different Kung-Fu drills. Instructor: Master Vince Scocozza. CARD Community Center, Room 1&2. No classes on holidays and the week of 8/4-8/8.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21170  W  5/28-6/18  5:45-6:15 PM  5-6  $3021171  W  6/25-7/16  5:45-6:15 PM  5-6  $3021172  W  7/23-8/20  5:45-6:15 PM  5-6  $3021173  W  8/27-9/17  5:45-6:15 PM  5-6  $30

Kung-Fu San SooIn a fun atmosphere, your child will learn self-confidence, agility, and physical and mental  conditioning. Making good decisions  at home and  school  is  emphasized. Instructor: Master Vince Scocozza. CARD Community Center, Room 1&2. No classes on holidays and the week 8/4-8/8.

BeginningCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21138  M/W  5/28-6/18  4:15-5:00 PM  6-9  $4521139  M/W  6/23-7/16  4:15-5:00 PM  6-9  $4521140  M/W  7/21-8/20  4:15-5:00 PM  6-9  $4521141  M/W  8/25-9/17  4:15-5:00 PM  6-9  $45

21146  M/W  5/28-6/18  5:00-5:45 PM  10-16  $4521147  M/W  6/23-7/16  5:00-5:45 PM  10-16  $4521148  M/W  7/21-8/20  5:00-5:45 PM  10-16  $4521149  M/W  8/25-9/17  5:00-5:45 PM  10-16  $45

Advanced (Instructor Approval Required)Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21154  T/Th  5/27-6/19  5:00-5:45 PM  6-9  $4521155  T/Th  6/24-7/17  5:00-5:45 PM  6-9  $4521156  T/Th  7/22-8/21  5:00-5:45 PM  6-9  $4521157  T/Th  8/26-9/18  5:00-5:45 PM  6-9  $45

21158   T/Th  5/27-6/19  5:45-6:30 PM  6-9  $4521159   T/Th  6/24-7/17  5:45-6:30 PM  6-9  $4521160   T/Th  7/22-8/21  5:45-6:30 PM  6-9  $4521164   T/Th  8/26-9/18  5:45-6:30 PM  6-9  $45

21161  T/Th  5/27-6/19  4:15-5:00 PM  10-16  $4521162  T/Th  6/24-7/17  4:15-5:00 PM  10-16  $4521163  T/Th  7/22-8/21  4:15-5:00 PM  10-16  $4521165  T/Th  8/26-9/18  4:15-5:00 PM  10-16  $45

 Adult Kung-Fu San Soo-Self DefenseKKung-Fu San Soo is not a sport. This class offers extremely effective ways to deal with personal attacks utilizing punches, kicks, throws and leverage. This is a fun class that educates you while giving you realistic solutions for emergency situations. Instructor: Master Vince Scocozza. CARD Community Center, Room 1&2. No classes on holidays and the week 8/4-8/8.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21166  M/W  5/28-6/18  7:00-8:15 PM  17+  $5021167  M/W  6/23-7/16  7:00-8:15 PM  17+  $5021168  M/W  7/21-8/20  7:00-8:15 PM  17+  $5021169  M/W  8/25-9/17  7:00-8:15 PM  17+  $50

Fencing Fencing is a great sport that will allow you to get physically fit while having a great time. Kids especially excel in this sport where they may have not in others. If they like to play video games, this knowledge will assist them in their ability to learn fencing. Please wear a  t-shirt,  sweat pants and  tennis  shoes. Once you complete a beginner course, you can advance to the next level with the coach’s approval. If your child is younger than the class stated age, please contact instructor to see if  your child can be  admitted  to  the  class. Ongoing  students will  be  required  to  purchase  their  own equipment  after  the  first month.  Coach: Margaret  Brunelle.  PV  Recreation  Center, Social Hall.  No class 8/19-8/23.

NEW Beginning Level I and IICourse# Day Date Time Age Fee22729  M/W  9/3-9/29  1:00-1:45 PM  6-15  $45

Beginning Level ICourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21510  W/F  5/2-5/30  3:30-4:15 PM  7-10  $4521511  W/F  9/3-9/26  3:30-4:15 PM  7-10  $45

Beginning Level IICourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21512  W/F   5/2-5/30  4:15-5:00 PM  11-15  $4521513  W/F  9/3-9/26  4:15-5:00 PM  11-15  $45

Beginning Level IIICourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21514  W/F  5/2-5/30  7:30-8:30 PM  11+  $6521515  W/F  6/4-6/27  7:30-8:30 PM  11+  $6521516  W/F  7/2-7/30  7:30-8:30 PM  11+  $6521517  W/F  8/1-8/29  7:30-8:30 PM  11+  $51

Intermediate/Advanced Level(Must obtain coach’s approval, and have full outfit, equipment and USFA membership)

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21519  M/W/F  5/2-5/30  7:30-9:00 PM  14+  $7521520  M/W/F  6/2-6/30  7:30-9:00 PM  14+  $7521521  M/W/F  7/2-7/30  7:30-9:00 PM  14+  $7521522  M/W/F  8/1-8/29  7:30-9:00 PM  14+  $57

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Athletics Soccer Skills AcademyThis Skills Academy is a good introduction to soccer basics. Fun games and drills will cover balance, rhythm, dribbling skills, juggling, technical abilities and more.  Send your child with a soccer ball.  No program 7/4. Instructor: Jon Schwarze. Community Park, Heffron Field.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21324  F  5/30-7/25  4:00-5:30 PM  5-10  $90

Youth TennisWhatever your skill level, join the fun in one of our tennis classes! Lessons are limited to 12 participants. Instructor: Jerry Brayton. Community Park Tennis Courts.

Tiny Tennis Give your child the gift of tennis for life!  Through fun games, hand-eye coordination will  be  enhanced  and  the  basics  of  group  manners  will  be  taught!    Lessons  are limited to 12 participants. Parent participation is required. Instructor: Jerry Brayton. Community Park Tennis Courts.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21234  T/Th  4/29-5/15  3:00-3:30 PM  3-5  $2221235  T/Th  6/10-6/26  9:00-9:30 AM  3-5  $2221236  T/Th  7/8-7/24  9:00-9:30 AM  3-5  $2221237  T/Th  8/19-9/4  9:00-9:30 AM  3-5  $22

Youth Tennis I-BeginningLevel  I will  focus on  the basics,  including hand-eye coordination and  introductory skills through fun games.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21238  T/Th  4/29-5/15   4:00-5:00 PM  6-10  $3621239  M/W  6/9-6/25  6:30-7:30 PM  6-10  $3621240  M/W  7/7-7/23  6:30-7:30 PM  6-10  $3621241  M/W  8/18-9/3  5:30-6:30 PM  6-10  $36

Youth Tennis II-Beginning to Intermediate Level II introduces the “lesson of the day” and includes round-robin play, allowing for continued development.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21242  M/W  4/28-5/14  3:30-4:30 PM  7-13  $3621243  M/W  6/9-6/25  8:00-9:00 PM  7-13  $3621244  M/W  7/7-7/23  8:00-9:00 PM  7-13  $3621245  M/W  8/18-9/3  7:00-8:00 PM  7-13  $36

Youth Tennis III-IntermediateLevel III is more advanced lessons with actual game play.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21246  M/W  4/28-5/14  5:00-6:00 PM  8-17  $3621247  T/Th  6/10-6/26  6:30-7:30 PM  8-17  $3621248  T/Th  7/8-7/24  6:30-7:30 PM  8-17  $3621249  T/Th  8/19-9/4  6:00-7:00 PM  8-17  $36

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Adult TennisReview the basics in our beginning to intermediate tennis classes, or take your tennis game to the next level in our intermediate to advanced classes. We will perfect your acquired skills, as well as challenge you  in your game of  tennis. At  the same time, we will strive to create an environment where all get a cardiovascular workout while having fun. Games and fun are the main focus, so come and be a kid again! Lessons are  limited  to  12  participants.    Instructor:  Jerry  Brayton.  Community  Park  Tennis Courts. No Class 7/6.

Beginning to Intermediate LessonsCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21250  M/W  4/28-5/14  9:00-10:00 AM  14+  $36 21251  M/W  6/9-6/25  9:00-10:00 AM  14+  $36 21252  M/W  7/7-7/23  9:00-10:00 AM  14+  $36 21253  M/W  8/18-9/3  9:00-10:00 AM  14+  $36

21254  T/Th  4/29-5/15  6:00-7:00 PM  14+  $36 21255  T/Th  6/10-6/26  7:30-8:30 PM  14+  $3621256  T/Th  7/8-7/24  7:30-8:30 PM   14+  $3621257  T/Th  8/19-9/4  7:00-8:00 PM  14+  $36

Intermediate to Advanced LessonsCourse# Day Date Time Age Fee21260  Sa  6/14-7/19  8:00-9:00 AM  14+  $36

Adult Tennis PlayIf you are a tennis player and want an opportunity to meet other players, this is the class  for  you.  Emphasis  is  not  on  instruction  but  playing  time.    Instructor:  Jerry Brayton. Community Park Tennis Courts. No Class 7/6.

Course# Day Date Time Age Fee21262  Sa  6/14-7/19  9:00-10:30 AM  14+  $15

Private Tennis LessonsImprove your tennis skills without the pressure of a group setting.  You will receive quality instruction on a one-on-one basis. Lessons may be purchased individually or by multiple sessions and are available to all ages. To schedule a private lesson, please contact Jerry Brayton at (530) 520-5186.

Fee Lesson Length$20  30 Minute Lesson$36  1 Hour Lesson$97  6/30 Minute Lessons$130  4/1 Hour Lessons

Golf Education ProgramGrab your clubs and learn the basics with our beginner classes!   People of all ages will enjoy this instructional program.  Whether you are new to the sport or have been playing the game for a few years, these classes will cover all aspects of golf, including: etiquette, fundamentals, short game skills, full swing instruction and course play.  All classes will be held at Bidwell Golf Park.  Instructor: Nick Green.

Class instruction includes:• Introduction to Golf, Golf etiquette and putting• Full swing fundamentals• Short game skills and introduction to the Golf course

Junior Golf ClinicGive your child the gift of golf! Green Fees are included.

Junior School I – (5 Classes)Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22711  Wed.  5/7 - 6/4   4:00-5:00 PM  8-17  $50

Junior School II - (5 Classes)Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22711  Wed.  6/18 – 7/16  4:00-5:00 PM  8-17  $50

Adult Golf ClinicGet outside, learn the game and lower your handicap! Green Fees are included. 

Adult School I – (5 Classes)Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22713   Mon.  5/5 – 6/2  10:00-11:00 AM  18+  $7522715  Wed.  5/7 – 6/2  6:00-7:00 PM  18+  $75

Adult School II – (5 Classes)Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22714  Mon.  6/16 – 7/14  10:00-11:00 AM  18+  $7522716  Wed.  6/18 – 7/16  6:00-7:00 PM  18+  $75

Senior Golf ClinicPlay outside, meet new people, try a new sport and continue to take your game to the next level! Fees not included. Paid at course. ($13-$17)

Senior School I – Beginner (6 Classes)Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22715  Tues.  5/6 – 6/10  10:00-12:00 PM  50+  $60

Senior School II – Intermediate (6 Classes)Course # Day Date Time Age Fee22716  Tues.  5/6 – 6/10  10:00-12:00 PM  50+  $85

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Youth SportsImportant Information for all Youth SportsEach  Youth  Sports  program  has  a  complete  program  information  sheet  that  is intended to be read before your program starts. Please be sure to download it from the  CARD  website  at  www.chicorec.com/Athletics.  For  information  on  your  team formation  and  jersey  policies,  please  visit  http://www.chicorec.com/Athletics/Youth-Sports-Policies/index.html.

Register Early!Once a program fills or the registration deadline has passed, a waitlist will be started. Register early to guarantee your child’s spot!

Are You Interested in Volunteer Coaching?Our amazing volunteer coaches make it possible to offer our youth sports programs at reasonable prices. The difference they make in a child’s life is tremendous. If you or  someone  you  know  is  interested  in  volunteer  coaching  baseball,  flag  football, or  elementary  basketball  this  year,  please  visit  our  Coaching  Resource  website  at:     http://www.chicorec.com/Athletics/Youth-Coach-Resources . 

The first step to coaching is to turn in a volunteer application to the CARD Office. Find the volunteer application at the link above. 

Coach of the Quarter:Congratulations to our Co-Coaches of the Quarter, volunteer basketball coaches Chad Kika Alexander/Chris Needles and Allen/ Tammy Solano! Thank you  for your unfaltering devotion to the Youth Sports Department and helping spread a LOVE of the GAME! 

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Many classes and activities are cancelled due to lack of enrollment five days prior to the start date of the class.  

Avoid disappointment and register for your desired class or activity at least 5 days in advance!.

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FREE Summer Jr. Giants Program(K-7th grade)Jr.  Giants  is  a  FREE,  non-competitive  summer  baseball  program  for  boys  and girls,  sponsored by  the San Francisco Giants Community Fund and  the Chico Area Recreation and Park District.  Junior Giants is a great opportunity for boys and girls going  into K-6th grade  to  learn  the skills of baseball  in a positive and  fun  format. Junior Giants  is more  than  just a baseball program;  it has character development, health, education, and violence prevention programs within it as well! 

This program requires volunteer parent participation.  Volunteer positions available include Head Coaches, Assistant Coaches and Team Parents. The time commitment is  about  1 ½ hours  for  one weekly  practice  and  another  1 ½ hours  for  games  on Saturday. Practice  locations  and  times  are held  at  the  discretion of  the  coach.  For more  information  on  volunteering,  please  visit  http://www.chicorec.com/Athletics/Youth-Coach-Resources/index.html. 

All participants must register through SportsSign up at: https://sfrg-chicorec.sportssignup.com by Wednesday, April 23.

Registration Deadline: 4/23Register at: https://sfrg-chicorec.sportssignup.com

Mandatory First Pitch Meeting:5/10Kindergarten: 9:30-10:30 AM1st and 2nd Grade Divisions: 11:00 AM- 12:00 PM3rd and 4th Grade Divisions: 12:30-1:30 PM5th and 6th and 7th Grade Divisions: 2:00-3:00 PM

The  First  Pitch meeting will  be held  at  the DFJ  Center  at  775 East  16th  Street.  All participants must attend the First Pitch meeting with one parent in order to be eligible to play in Jr. Giants. 

Practice: Practice day/time is at the discretion of your volunteer coach.Each team will practice at least once a week during the season.   

Games Days: Saturdays 6/14-8/9, times will vary based on number of teams. NO PROGRAM the week of June 30th.

Game Location:  Community Park Fields 

Team formation: Teams will be formed based on grade that player is ENTERING  in  Fall  2014.  Grades  will  be  combined  if  there  aren’t  enough  players  to  sustain  a league if they were separated. This will be determined after the registration deadline. All teams are randomly drafted and co-ed. All team formation is at the discretion of the Recreation staff. Due to the size of the league, no buddy requests will be accepted.

!nterested in Coaching? Fill out a volunteer application online at: www.chicorec.com/Athletics/Youth-Coach-Resources and turn it into the CARD Office. 

SUMMER Elementary and Jr. High Volleyball Leagues (5th-8th grade)Don’t  let your child get bored  this  summer! Sign  them up  for our youth volleyball league for players entering the 5th-8th grade in Fall 2014. Practices will concentrate on skill building, setting, passing, spiking, digging and serving…so the games can be  that much more  enjoyable!  Teams will  practice  at  least  once  per week  and are dependent upon available gym space. Space is limited in this program…so make sure to register early to guarantee your player’s spot!

Early Bird Registration Deadline: 5/8 ($84) Final Registration Deadline:   5/15 ($94) Practice:  Practice locations will be based on    gym availability and will be    Monday, Tuesday OR Wednesday    from 5:30-7:00 PM. Practices will    start the week of June 9.  Games: Wednesdays, 6/18-8/13 (Each       game  is one hour, between the hours    of 5:30-8:30 PM)  Tournament: Last one/two weeks of the season    depending on the number of teams    in the league.  Program Location: Community Park Field House and      various community gyms. Skills Evaluation: CARD will contact participants    if needed

Team FormationAll  teams will  be  formed using our  team  formation procedure.  If numbers permit, grades will be separated. Grades will be combined if  there aren’t enough players to sustain  a  league.  This  will  be  determined  after  the  registration  deadline.  All  team formation is at the discretion of the Recreation staff. 

Grade the player will be entering in fall 2014School 5th 6th 7th 8thBidwell Jr. High  N/A  N/A  21655  21656Blue Oak  21657  21658  21659  21660Chapman  21661  21662  N/A  N/AChico Christian  21663  21664  21665  21666Chico Country Day  21667  21668  21669  21670Chico Jr. High  N/A  N/A  21671  21672Citrus  21673  21674  N/A  N/ACORE Butte Charter  21675  21676  21677  21678Durham   21709  21710  21711  21712Emma Wilson  21679  21680  N/A  N/AHooker Oak  21681  21682  N/A  N/ALittle Chico Creek  21683  21684  N/A  N/AMarigold  21685  21686  N/A  N/AMarsh Jr. High  N/A  N/A  21687  21688McManus  21689  21690  N/A  N/ANeal Dow  21691  21692  N/A  N/ANotre Dame  21693  21694  21695  21696Rosedale  21703  21704  N/A  N/AShasta  21699  21700  N/A  N/ASierra View  21701  21702  N/A  N/AParkview  21697  21698  N/A  N/AOther Schools *   21705  21706  21707  21708 Please specify schoolwhen you register. 

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Park ConcernsNo one likes to see graffiti or vandalism in parks.  However, when this does happen, CARD staff would like to remove it as soon as possible. To report graffiti, vandalism or safety concerns in the parks, please call the CARD 

Office at 895-4711.  

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NEW Spikeball Academy (5th-8th grade)Spikeball has been described as a hybrid between volleyball and four-square. It is played 2 vs 2 with up to 3 hits before hitting if off  the net to change possession to the other team.  Unlike volleyball, this game is played 360 degrees with no sides or boundaries, so everyone can really get moving! Spikeball involves hand-eye coordi-nation, anticipation, agility, deception, team work, communication, foot work, and is a fun new game that is rapidly growing! Sign your child up to learn a new popular game, and gain skills that can be transferred to any sport. Program will be held at DeGarmo Park.

Registration Deadline: 9/10 *Grade should be in fall 2014Course # Age Day Date Time Fee21756  5th/6th   Sa  9/13-10/11  9:00-10:00 AM  $4521757  7th/8th   Sa   9/13-10/11 10:15-11:15 AM  $45

FALL ShortE All Stars (3-5 year olds)Sign your little one up for the ultimate first time sports experience!  This five-week program will peak the interest of your young one and introduce them to a variety of sports in a fun and positive environment. Participants will play soccer, flag football, basketball, tee-ball and Olympic sports throughout the weeks! This is an instructional program; participants will not be contacted by a coach. Informational flyer available online at www.chicorec.com/Athletics. Space is limited so register early!  Program will be held at DeGarmo Park. General youth sports jersey is optional (can be purchased at the CARD Office for $13). 

Registration Deadline: 9/4 – make sure to register early Course # Age Day Date Time Fee21748  3-5  Sa  9/13-10/11  9:00-10:00 AM  $4221749  3-5  Sa   9/13-10/11  10:15-11:15 AM  $4221750  3-5  Sa  9/13-10/11 11:30 AM-12:30 PM  $42

21751  3-5  Sa  9/13-10/11  12:45-1:45 PM  $42

FALL Sandlot Football (K-2nd grade)Sandlot Football includes more fun and more game play! This instructional program is open to all youth in K-2 grade.  Coaches will work with players the first two weeks to introduce the sport of  football using basic skill  techniques and formations.   The last four weeks there will be 20 minute practices and a formal 40 minute game each day.  Fundamentals  and  simple  game  strategy will  be  taught  throughout  the  entire program.  Show up the first day and be ready to play! You will not be contacted by a coach for this program. Program will be held at DeGarmo Park.  General youth sports jersey is optional, but highly recommended (can be purchased at the CARD Office for $13).

Registration Deadline: 9/3*Grade should be in fall 2014Course # Age Day Date Time Fee21752  K/1st   T/Th  9/9-10/16  4:00-5:00 PM  $5421753  2nd   T/Th  9/9-10/16  5:15-6:15 PM  $54

FALL Elementary and Jr. High Flag Football Leagues (3rd-8th Grade)Nothing says fall like football. Join our fun recreational flag football league. General youth sports jersey is mandatory and can be purchased at the CARD Office for $13.

Early Bird Registration Deadline: 7/24 ($54) Final Registration Deadline: 7/31 ($64) Practice: Practice day/time is at the discretion of    your volunteer coach. Each team will    practice at least once a week during    the season. Games: Starting in September. Schedules    posted online by Friday, August 29.     Tuesdays: 3rd and 4th grade    Wednesdays: 7th and 8th grade.    Thursdays: 5th and 6th grade Each    game is one hour, between the hours of    4:00-7:00 PM (All game days are    tentative and are subject to change.) Tournament: Will be determined after    registration deadline. Tournament    brackets/dates and times will be on    game schedule when posted online.  Program Location: DeGarmo Park Skills Evaluation:   CARD staff will contact participants    if needed

Team Formation: All teams will be formed using our team formation procedure. If numbers permit, grades will be separated. Grades will be combined if there aren’t enough players to sustain a league. This will be determined after the registration deadline. All team formation is at the discretion of the Recreation staff.

Interested in Coaching? Fill out a volunteer application online at: www.chicorec.com/Athletics/Youth-Coach-Resources and turn it into the CARD Office. 

Grade the player will be entering in fall 2014School 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8thBidwell Jr. High  N/A  N/A  N/A  N/A  21854  21855Blue Oak  21932  21933  21934  21935  21936  21937Chapman  21856  21857  21858  21859  N/A  N/AChico Christian  21860  21861  21862  21863  21864  21865Chico Country Day  21866  21867  21868  21869  21870  21871Chico Jr. High  N/A  N/A  N/A  N/A  21872  21873Citrus  21874  21875  21876  21877  N/A  N/ACORE Butte Charter  21938  21939  21940  21941  21942  21943Durham  21944  21945  21946  21947  21948  21949Emma Wilson  21878  21879  21880  21881  N/A  N/AHooker Oak  21882  21883  21884  21885  N/A  N/ALittle Chico Creek  21886  21887  21888  21889  N/A  N/AMarigold  21890  21891  21892  21893  N/A  N/AMarsh Jr. High  N/A  N/A  N/A  N/A  21894  21895McManus  21896  21897  21898  21899  N/A  N/ANeal Dow  21900  21901  21902  21903  N/A  N/ANotre Dame  21904  21905  21906  21907  21908  21909Parkview  21910  21911  21912  21913  N/A  N/ARosedale  21922  21923  21924  21925  N/A  N/AShasta  21914  21915  21916  21917  N/A  N/ASierra View  21918  21919  21920  21921  N/A  N/AOther Schools   21926  21927  21928  21929  21930  21931 *Please specify school when you register.

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FALL Elementary Volleyball Program(3rd/4th Grade)Has  your  child  always  wanted  to  learn  how  to  play  volleyball?  This  instructional league for girls and boys in the 3rd/4th  grades is perfect for all skill levels.  Players will participate in skill building fundamentals to help prepare them for our Elementary League.    Space  is  limited,  so  register  early!  This  is  an  instructional  program; participants will not be contacted by a coach. Program will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. 

Registration Deadline: 9/4*Grade should be in fall 2014Course # Age Day Date Time Fee21758  3/4  Sa  9/13-10/11  9:00-10:00 AM  $3421759  3/4  Sa  9/13-10/11 10:15-11:15 AM  $34

FALL Volleyball Skills Clinics (5th-8th grade)Does your player need a little extra work on a specific skill? The skills clinics are a great opportunity  for players  to  focus on one  fundamental per  session  for optimal results. You can register based on the personal needs of your player and what  they would like to work on.  Program will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House.

Registration Deadline: Thursday before each clinic Course # Skill Grade Day Date Time Fee21760  Passing/Setting  5/6  Sa  9/13  11:30 AM-1:00 PM  $2921762  Passing/Setting  7/8  Sa  9/13  1:15-2:45 PM  $2921761  Serving/Hitting  5/6  Sa  9/20  11:30 AM-1:00 PM  $2921763  Serving/Hitting  7/8  Sa  9/20  1:15-2:45 PM  $29

FALL Elementary and Junior High Volleyball Leagues (5th-8th Grade)Bump, Set,  Spike! Do  you have a  volleyball  player  in  your house?  If  so,  this  is  the perfect league for them! Sign up now for volleyball fun! Practices will concentrate on skill building,  setting, passing,  spiking, digging and serving…so  the games can be that much more enjoyable! 

Early Bird Registration Deadline: 7/30 ($84) Final Registration Deadline: 8/6 ($94) Practice: Practices day & time depends on gym    availability. Each team practices once    a week for 1 ½ hours. Games: Fridays, 9/5-10/24 (Each game is 1    hour, between the hours of 4:00-9:00 PM)    Game schedule will be posted online by    Friday, August 29. Tournament: Determined after registration    deadline. Tournament bracket    dates and times will be on game    schedule when posted online. Program Location: Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark    Memorial” Field House and various    community gyms Skills Evaluation: CARD will contact participants    if needed

Team Formation: All teams will be formed using our team formation procedure. If numbers permit, grades will be separated. Grades will be combined if there aren’t enough players to sustain a league. This will be determined after the registration deadline. All team formation is at the discretion of the Recreation staff.

Grade the player will be entering in fall 2014School 5th 6th 7th 8thBidwell Jr. High  N/A  N/A  21800  21801Blue Oak  21846  21847  21848  21849Chapman  21802  21803  N/A  N/AChico Christian  21804  21805  21806  21807Chico Country Day  21808  21809  21810  21811Chico Jr. High  N/A  N/A  21812  21813Citrus  21814  21815  N/A  N/ACORE Butte Charter  21850  21851  21852  21853Emma Wilson  21816  21817  N/A  N/AHooker Oak  21818  21819  N/A  N/ALittle Chico Creek  21820  21821  N/A  N/AMarigold  21822  21823  N/A  N/AMarsh Jr. High  N/A  N/A  21824  21825McManus  21826  21827  N/A  N/ANeal Dow  21828  21829  N/A  N/ANotre Dame  21830  21831  21832  21833Parkview  21834  21835  N/A  N/ARosedale  21840  21841  N/A  N/AShasta  21836  21837  N/A  N/ASierra View  21838  21839  N/A  N/AOther Schools  21842  21843  21844  21845 *Please specify schoolwhen you register.

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FALL High School Volleyball Leagues(9th-12th Grade)Don’t let your child give up on their love of volleyball because they are in high school! New to CARD, is this awesome high school volleyball league that will allow players to not only continue growing as a player, but give them the opportunity to be part of a team! All teams will be formed using the team formation policy. Teams will practice at least once per week and are dependant upon available gym space.

Early Bird Registration Deadline: 8/6 ($84) Final Registration Deadline:   8/13 ($94) Practice: Practices are dependent upon the gym    availability and space. Games: Sa, 9/6-10/25  (Games are 1 hour,    between the hours of 3:30-6:30PM) Game schedule will be posted online by    Friday, August 29. Tournament: Will be determined after registration    deadline.Tournament brackets    dates and times will be on game    schedule when posted online.    Tournament dates will be determined    by number of teams. Program Location: Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark    Memorial” Field House and various    community gyms Skills Evaluation: CARD will contact participants    if needed

We anticipate combining all the grades together for the first couple of years. We need enough players to form four teams to make the league go!

Grade the player will be entering in fall 2014High School 9th 10th 11th 12thChico High School  21769  21770  21771  21772Durham High School  21793  21794  21795  21796Fair View High School  21773  21774  21775  21776Hamilton High School  21789  21790  21791  21792Inspire Charter School  21785  21786  21787  21788P.V. High School  21777  21778  21779  21780Other School   21781  21782  21783  21784*please specify school

FALL Little Hoopsters Basketball Program/Mini-League (K-2nd grade)This  instructional  program  is  open  to  all  youth  in  K-2  grade.    Coaches  will  work with players the first 2-3 weeks to introduce the sport of basketball using basic skill techniques and formations.  The last 2-3weeks there will be 20 minute practices and 40 minute formal games each day. Fundamentals and simple game strategy will be taught throughout the entire program.  Show up the first day and be ready to play! You will not be contacted by a coach for this program. Program will be held at Community Park “Aaron Ray Clark Memorial” Field House. General youth sports jersey is optional, but highly recommended (can be purchased at the CARD Office for $13).

Registration Deadline 9/4No program on 10/25Course # Grade Day Date Time Fee21766  K Boys/Girls  Sa  9/27-11/1  11:30AM-12:30PM  $3921767  1st Boys/Girls  Sa  9/27-11/1  12:45-1:45PM  $3921768  2nd Boys/Girls  Sa  9/27-11/1  2:00-3:00PM  $39 

Adult Sports

Competitive and Recreation options in most leagues to ensure better league quality: CARD is making a proactive effort to ensure more teams are matched up with other teams of similar skill.  In popular leagues, Recreation and Competitive options are offered on each night of play.  

League information, registration dates and rule packets:  All  league information will be posted on our website www.chicorec.com and www.Teamsideline.com/chico a minimum of 2 weeks prior to the registration deadline. CARD makes every effort  to keep dates  similar  from year  to  year. However, minor changes are possible.

Each league has a set number of spaces available for teams. Those numbers  are  determined  by field  or  facility  availability,  night  of  play  and level of ability. Registration is frist come, first served. Once leagues are full a waitlist will be started

All nights and locations listed are subject to change at the discretion of the sports department.

Roster Requirements: All players must sign a CARD Roster or Add/Drop form.

Adult Sports Web Page WWW.TEAMSIDELINE.COM/CHICO  is  the  best  place  to  get  league  and  tournament information  for all Adult Sports programs. General  information,  registration dates, league schedules, league standings and rules can be found year round. 

League Fee Payment Plan For teams who may have trouble coming up with the entire team registration fee up front, CARD offers payment plans  to assist.      For more  information,  call  the CARD office at 895-4711. 

New Early Bird Discount! Save  $40  and  register  by  the  Early  Bird Deadline. No registration will be taken after the LATE registration deadline.

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Summer LeaguesEarly Registration Deadline is: 5/22 Late Registration Deadline is: 5/29 League Dates: 6/9-8/15 Schedules Posted: 6/2 www.teamsideline.com/chico

Fall LeaguesEarly Registration Deadline is: 7/31 Late Registration Deadline is: 8/7 League Dates: 8/25-10/31 Schedules Posted: 8/18 www.teamsideline.com/chico

Adult Volleyball Game Times: 7:10 -10:10 PMNumber of Games: Eight guaranteed, including playoffs Fee: Early Bird $219, Late Registration $259

*Divisions may be combined depending on registration numbers.

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #Women’s Comp A  M  21627  22040Women’s Comp B  M  21628  22041Women’s Rec A   M  21629  22042Women’s Rec B  M  21630  22043Coed Comp A  T  21631  22044Coed Comp B  T  21632  22045Coed Rec A  Th  21633  22046Coed Rec B  Th  21634  22047

Outdoor Soccer Game Times: 6:30 -10:10 PMNumber of Games: Eight guaranteed, including playoffs 7 A-Side Fee: Early Bird $309, Late Registration $349  11 A-Side Fee:  Early Bird $539, Late Registration $579

*Divisions may be split into A/B/C classification depending on the # of teams**Thursday may be used as well, depending on league size

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #7 A-Side/Men  T  21596  Summer Only7 A-Side/Coed*  W  21597  Summer Only7 A-Side/Men 40+  Th  21598  22010

11 A-Side/Men Comp  M  Fall Only  2200911 A-Side/Men Rec  T  Fall Only  2200811 A-Side/Coed  W**  Fall Only  22012

Adult Basketball (Officiated) Game Times: 7:10-10:10 PM Number of Games: Eight Guaranteed  Fee 5 on 5: Early Bird  $349, Late Registration  $389  Fee 3 on 3: Early Bird  $189, Late Registration  $229 

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #Men’s Rec   TH  21591  22005Men’s 35 + 3 on 3    W  21592  22006Men’s Comp   TH  21593  22007

Adult Flag Football Game Times: 7:10-10:10 PM Number of Games: Eight Guaranteed, Including playoffs Fee: Early Bird  $369, Late Registration  $409 *May play either night based on field availability.

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #Men’s Open  M/F*    21594  2048

Adult Kickball Game Times: 6:30 -10:10 PM  Number of Games: Eight Guaranteed Fee: Early Bird $119, Late Registration $159 

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #Coed Open  F    21595  22004

Adult Ultimate Frisbee Game Times: 7:10-10:10 PM Number of Games: Eight Guaranteed Fee: Early Bird $109, Late Registration $149

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #Coed Rec  T   21635  22039

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Adult Sports Free Agent?Don’t have a team?  Go to www.teamsideline.com/chico and use the free agent sign up  link.    Give  us  some  background  information  about  yourself,  the  sport  you  are interested in, and a way to reach you, and we will circulate that information to the managers in our leagues to help you pick up with a team.  Another great way to get on a team is to be at the fields connecting with adults in the community!

Open Gym Volleyball & Basketball HoursCome out and spend some time on the courts in our Open Gym Basketball & Volleyball programs. Participants must be 18 years of age or older. Provide your own ball and pay $3.00 at the door.  All days and times are subject to change. Please check updated times and dates at www.teamsideline.com/chico

NEW!  Punch  passes  available  for  open  gym  activities.  $25  for  a  10-punch  card. Available at  the CARD office, 545 Vallombrosa Ave, or online at www.chicorec.com/athletics.

Chico Senior Softball ClubEstablished  in 1984,  the Chico Senior Softball Club (CSSC)  is an  independent club that provides an opportunity for individuals 48 years and older to pursue their love of the game of softball. Through an arena of competition, sportsmanship and teamwork, the club promotes fun, fellowship and camaraderie. If you are interested in learning more about this club, visit www.chicoseniorsoftball.com or call 530-345-1111 or 530-566-4849.

Adult Softball Game Times: 6:00 -10:10 PMNumber of Games: Eight guaranteed, including playoffs Fee: Early Bird $349, Late Registration $379

Softball League Reference GuideMen’s Competitive Leagues: B and C LeaguesMen’s Recreational Leagues: D and E LeaguesCoed Competitive Leagues: C LeagueCoed Recreational Leagues: D and E LeaguesWomen’s Competitive Leagues: B LeagueWomen’s Recreation Leagues: C League

League MovementTeams may be subject  to move  from their  league of choice at  the discretion of  the Recreation Supervisor  if  it  is deemed  for  the benefit of  the CARD softball program.  Prior history and records will be considered when it comes to league placement.  Spring or Summer league champions MAY be moved up to a higher league for the subsequent season if also deemed appropriate and teams who struggle in a given league may also be moved down. The goal here is to facilitate proper league placement over the course of time, while teams may not consider themselves  a “B” or “C” level team, they may be one of the top teams playing on that evening and it may be necessary that they play in that league.

Division Day Summer League # Fall League #Men’s C  M  21600  22013Men’s D  M  21601  22014Men’s C  T  21602  22015Men’s D  T  21603  22016Men’s D  W  21605  22018Men’s C  TH  21606  22019 Men’s D  TH  21607  22020Men’s E  TH  21608  22021Men’s D  F  21609  22022Men’s E   F  21610  22023Church   F  21611  22024

Coed C  M  21613  22025Coed D  M  21614  22026Coed E  M  21615  22027Coed C  T  21616  22028Coed D  T  21617  22029Coed E  T  21618  22030Coed D  W  21619  22031Coed E  W  21620  22032Coed B  TH  21621  22033Coed D  TH  21622  22034Coed E  TH  21623  22035Coed D  F  21624  22036Coed E  F  21625  22037

Women’s B  W  21626  22038Women’s C  W  21654  22081

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Trips & ToursA detailed flyer for each trip is available at the CARD office or Lakeside Pavilion. 

Day TripsRefund provided if seat is resold.

Sacramento Museum TourAfter a tour at a Sacramento museum, enjoy a hosted lunch at the Spaghetti Factory.  Then it’s off for a visit to the State Capitol.  There you may stroll through the Capitol building and gardens at your own pace.Course# Day Date Fee22730  T  5/6  $50 per person

Sacramento River Boat Train TourTravel by boat and rail during this day trip to Sacramento!  Enjoy a 1 hour narrated boat cruise on the Sacramento River, as well as a ride on the Steam Engine Train that leaves from Old Town Sacramento.  You will have some time on your own to explore Old Town Sacramento.Course# Day Date Fee22731  Sa  6/14  $57 per person

Empire Mine-Grass ValleyTake  a  trip  back  in  time  when  we  visit  the  Empire  Mine-  the  oldest,  largest  and richest gold mine in California.  The day will include a guided Mine and Cottage tour along with a “Miners Lunch” served on the clubhouse patio by volunteers in period costumes.  Must register by 8/20.Course# Day Date Fee22788  Th  9/4  $75 per person

Draft Horse Classic in Grass ValleyMajestic Draft Horse performances, breath-taking competitions, and  seeing a Draft Horse “up-close” –  it’s  all  part of  the Annual Draft Horse Classic and Harvest  Fair at  the  Nevada  County  Fairgrounds  in  Grass  Valley.    In  between  the  Draft  Horse performances, the Harvest Fair is bustling with activity. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the barns and meet the horses, taste the delicious Treat Street goodies, or sit and enjoy the live entertainment.Course# Day Date Fee22732  Th-T  9/20  $55 per person

Overnight ExcursionsEnjoy one of our overnight excursions! We are sure you will find something for your sense of  adventure.  A detailed flyer  for  each  trip  is  available at  the CARD office or online at www.chicorec.com.  Refund details are different for each trip.

Colorado Springs (Premier World Discovery)Unpack one time for a stay of 5 nights at the First Class Antlers Hilton in Colorado Springs.  Ride along the Arkansas River through the scenic Royal Gorge and take in spectacular views from the summit at Pikes Peak.   Highlights of this trip include a Denver City Tour, US Air Force Academy, Cripple Creek, US Olympic Training Center, Royal Gorge Train ride, Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak Cog Railway ride and a farewell dinner at the iconic Broadmoor Hotel.  Trip includes 8 meals, round-trip transfers and airfare, professional tour director, motor coach transportation, baggage handling for one suitcase per person (except airline fees), admissions & sightseeing per itinerary and all applicable tips and gratuities.  A $300 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 5/1/14.

Course# Day Date Fee21187  Th-T  7/10-7/15/14  $1860 per person, double        $2485 single person

Western Frontier (Premier World Discovery)Highlights  of  this  trip  include  Yellowstone National Park, Mount Rushmore,  Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands National Park, Grand Teton National Park and a Salt Lake City  tour.    Trip  includes  9 nights’  accommodations,  14 meals,  round-trip  transfers and airfare, professional tour director, motor coach transportation, baggage handling for  one  suitcase  per  person  (except  airline  fees),  admissions  per  itinerary  and  all applicable tips and gratuities.  A $300 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 5/1/14.

Course# Day Date Fee21188  W-F  8/20-8/29/14  $2530 per person, double        $3405 single person

Custer State Park- Buffalo Roundup (Talbot Tours)Feel  the  thunder of pre-historic beasts as  they  rumble by during  this  fall  tradition in  the beautiful Black Hills.   This one-of-a-kind program also  includes  the Buffalo Roundup Arts Festival, a buffalo steak dinner, a ride on the famous 1990 Train, Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse and much more!  Trip includes 5 nights’ accommodations, 8 meals, deluxe motor coach, and admissions fees as noted, baggage handling (except airline  fees)  for  one  suitcase  per  person  and  all  applicable  tips  and  gratuities  for drivers and guides.  A $250 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 5/1/14. Course# Day Date Fee21189  W-M  9/24-9/29/14  $ 2095 per person, double        $ 2395 single person

Travel Expo at Lakeside PavilionMark your calendars- you won’t wantto miss this slideshow presentation on

many of our overnight excursions.Refreshments and raffle prizes- bring a friend!

Talbot ToursTuesday, August 5th, at 2:00 PM

Premier World DiscoveryTuesday, September 9th, at 2:00 PM

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Panama Canal Cruise (Talbot Tours)Don’t miss this 15 night cruise aboard the Island Princess, with full transit through the Panama Canal.   Sail out of San Francisco, stop in Cabo San Lucas, Nicaragua, Puntarenas, Costa Rica, Cartegena and Aruba, before docking in Fort Lauderdale, for your return flight home.  Trip includes 15 night luxury cruise, shipboard meals and entertainment, baggage handling (except airline fees)  for one suitcase per person, all transfers between Airport, Ship and Pier, all applicable tips and gratuities for drivers and porters, pre-trip orientation and a Talbot Tours travel gift.  A $350-550 deposit per person, based on category, is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 6/30/14. Course# Day Date Fee21190  Sa-Su  9/27-10/12/14  $ 3055-3780        depending on cabin choice

Costa Rica- A Natural Paradise (Talbot Tours)The  Northern  Plains  showcases  some  of  Costa  Rica’s  most  scenic  countryside and  small  towns.    Tour  highlights  include  the  Braulio  Carrillo  National  Park,  a banana  processing  and  packaging  plant,  a  pineapple  farm,  a  cruise  along  the Tortuguero  Canals,  the  Arenal  Volcano  and  a  cruise  on  Arenal  Lake,  the  Butterfly and Hummingbird gardens, a traditional Costa Rican dance show and much more.  Trip includes round-trip transfers and airfare, 8 nights’ accommodations, 21 meals, purified  water  at  meals  and  free  bottled  water,  baggage  handling  (except  airline fees)  for one suitcase per person and all applicable tips and gratuities for drivers and guides.  A $400 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 8/1/14.

Course# Day Date Fee21200  Su-M  10/19-10/27/14  $ 3080 per person, double        $ 3570 single person

New Year’s in Colorado Springs (Talbot Tours)Ring in the New Year at the Broadmoor Hotel, located on 3,000 lush acres under the shadow of Cheyenne Mountain in the Rockies.  Highlights of the trip include Royal Gorge Bridge, hosted luncheon aboard the Royal Gorge Train, Colorado Springs City Tour including the US Air Force Academy and the Olympic Training Center, New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner and Dancing and a New Year’s Day Brunch.   Trip  includes home pickup/drop off, round trip airfare, 4 nights’ accommodations, 8 meals, admissions fees as noted, baggage handling (except airline fees) for one suitcase per person and all applicable tips and gratuities for drivers and guides.  A $250 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 11/1/14.  

Course# Day Date Fee22330  M-F  12/29-1/2  $2060 per person, double        $2495 single person

New Year’s in San Antonio (Talbot Tours)Celebrate  the New Year on  the River!     Highlights of  the  trip  include a Boat Cruise down  the Paseo del Rio, New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner and Dancing, New year’s Day Brunch, tours of the Alamo and San Jose Mission, visit to the top of  Tower of America, day trip to Fredericksburg and more.  Trip includes home pickup/drop off, round trip airfare, 4 nights’ at  the Hyatt Regency, 6 meals, admissions  fees as noted, baggage handling (except airline fees) for one suitcase per person and all applicable tips and gratuities for drivers and guides.  A $250 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 11/1/14.  

Course# Day Date Fee22331  T-Sa  12/30-1/3  $1990  per person, double        $2440 single person

Venice and Italian Lakes (Premier World Discovery)Highlights  of  this  trip  include  Yellowstone  National  Park, Mount  Rushmore,  Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands National Park, Grand Teton National Park and a Salt Lake City tour.  Trip includes 9 nights’ accommodations, 14 meals, round-trip transfers and airfare,  professional  tour  director,  motor  coach  transportation,  baggage  handling for  one  suitcase  per  person  (except  airline  fees),  admissions  per  itinerary  and  all applicable tips and gratuities.   A $300 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 12/15/14.

Course# Day Date Fee22736  M-T  3/23-3/31/15  $3380 per person, double        $4030 single person

Great Trains and Grand Canyons (Premier World Discovery)A great trip for golfers and sightseers alike!  Highlights of this trip include Yellowstone National  Park,  Mount  Rushmore,  Crazy  Horse  Memorial,  Badlands  National  Park, Grand Teton National Park,   a Salt Lake City  tour and 2  free days  for golfing.   Trip includes  9  nights’  accommodations,  14  meals,  round-trip  transfers  and  airfare, professional  tour  director,  motor  coach  transportation,  baggage  handling  for  one suitcase per person (except airline fees), admissions per itinerary and all applicable tips and gratuities.  A $300 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 1/31/15.  

Course# Day Date Fee22737  Su-F  4/26-5/1/15  $1980 per person, double        $2580 single person

Mexican Riviera Cruise (Talbot Tours)Soothing seas, clear skies and warm tropical breezes make the golden Mexican Riviera a  fabulous  place  to  cruise!    This  is  a  perfect  vacation  for  golfers,  shoppers,  water sports enthusiasts or anyone who loves the bright flavors of Mexico.  Depart from San Francisco- ports of call include; Cabo San Lucas, Loreto, La Paz and Puerto Vallarta.   Trip  includes home pickup/drop off,  round  trip  transportation  to San Francisco, all meals and entertainment on board, baggage handling for one suitcase per person and all taxes and fees.   April 2015- check back for dates and prices!

Washington DC and Williamsburg (Premier World Discovery)Highlights  of  this  trip  include  Yellowstone  National  Park, Mount  Rushmore,  Crazy Horse Memorial, Badlands National Park, Grand Teton National Park and a Salt Lake City tour.  Trip includes 9 nights’ accommodations, 14 meals, round-trip transfers and airfare,  professional  tour  director,  motor  coach  transportation,  baggage  handling for  one  suitcase  per  person  (except  airline  fees),  admissions  per  itinerary  and  all applicable tips and gratuities.   A $300 deposit per person is due at the time of registration and final payment is due by 1/31/15.  

Course# Day Date Fee22738  Th-W  5/14-5/20/15  $2230 per person, double        $2880 single person

Amadeus-Danube River Cruise (Talbot Tours)This  amazing  journey  leads  from  the  “Golden  City”  of  Prague  to  Hungary’s  lively capital, Budapest.       Tour highlights: 3 nights  in Prague, 7 night cruise aboard  the Amadeus  Brillant,  Passau,  Vienna,  Bratislava,  Budapest,  Durnstein,  Melk  and  6 sightseeing tours.   Trip includes home pickup/drop off, round trip airfare, all meals and  entertainment  on  board, wine with  dinner,  baggage  handling  for  one  suitcase per person (except airline fees), all departure and port taxes and all driver and porter gratuities.   

Day Date FeeSa-T  9/5-9/16/15  Check back for fees

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CARD Facilities

CARD Community Center545 Vallombrosa Avenue

The  CARD  Community  Center  is  conveniently  located  in  the  heart  of Chico and offers a park-like setting close to the creek. This center is the ultimate for any wedding, family reunion or dance. 

Reception Hall Includes: Access  to  a  Caterer’s  Kitchen,  Outside  Patio,  Lawn  Area,  Outdoor Ceremony Area, Scenic Photo Areas and a Bridal Dressing Room.

Dining Capacity: 200Assembly Capacity: 250

Saturday Rentals (15 hour rental)  Fees:  $1,700Refundable Deposit: $500

Friday & Sunday Rentals (15 hour rental)  Fees:  $1,200Refundable Deposit: $500

Call to inquire about weekday rentals.

Meeting RoomsSeating Capacity with Tables: 25Assembly Capacity: 50

Monday – Friday Rentals (2 hour minimum)Fee:  $35 per hour  Deposit: $100

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Lakeside Pavilion2565 California Park Drive

Located  in  the  foothills  at  California  Park  in  Chico,  this  lakeside setting is ideal for any special event. This Chico icon  is now under the ownership of The Chico Area Recreation and Park District. The CARD  staff  is  here  to make  your  special  event  as memorable  and hassle free as possible. 

Dining Capacity: 275Assembly Capacity: 225

RentalsFees:   $2,400 Friday or Sunday  $3,000 Saturday  Refundable Deposit: $500

Call to inquire about weekday rentals(530) 895-4711

   

NEW Website!www.Lakes ide-Pavi l ion.com

KITCHEN AVAILABLE TO ANY

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Decorations and table linens in above photographsprovided by:

Dorothy F. JohnsonNeighborhood Center775 E. 16th Street

Are  you  looking  for a place  to host  a birthday party,  family get-together, or  wedding?  Then  the  Willow  Hall,  located  at  the  Dorothy  F.  Johnson Neighborhood Center,  is  the perfect place for your event. The rental price includes  a  caterer’s  kitchen,  tables,  chairs,  and  access  to  indoor  and outdoor basketball, as well as access  to a playground for young children.  For an additional fee, you can also reserve the game room, which includes a pool table, foosball, and Wii.

Dining Capacity: 100Assembly Capacity: 150

Monday - Sunday Rentals (4 hour minimum)8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Fees:   $60 - $100 per hour  Refundable Deposit: $400

Pleasant ValleyRecreation Center2320 North Avenue

Do you need a large meeting hall, or a place to have a fun family party?  If so, then the Social Hall at the Pleasant Valley Recreation Center is the perfect  place  for  your  event.  This  space  serves  as  an  ideal  location  for business meetings, family get-togethers, weddings, birthday parties, or any other special occasion. The rental price includes tables, chairs, projection screen, and kitchen. The Center also has a patio and grass area for you and your guests to relax and enjoy the outdoors. 

Dining Capacity: 100Assembly Capacity: 150

Monday - Sunday Rentals (4 hour minimum)8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Fees:   $60 - $100 per hour  Refundable Deposit: $400

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CARD Parks

Baroni Park31 Baroni Drive

Community Park1900 Dr.MLK, Jr. Parkway

Community Park Field House1900 Dr.MLK, Jr. Parkway

DeGarmo Park199 Leora Court

Dorothy F. Johnson Center Park775 East 16th Street

Hooker Oak Park1928 Manzanita Avenue

Hancock Park3167 Middletown Avenue

Humboldt Skate Park371 Humboldt Avenue

Oak Way Park1510 West 8th Avenue

Peterson Park300 Denali Drive

Rotary Park210 East 16th Street

Sycamore FieldOne Mile Area, Bidwell Park

Wildwood Park100 Wildwood Avenue

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DeGarmo Park PavilionWhether  you  are  planning  a  wedding  reception, birthday  party,  family  reunion,  or  any  other special occasion, the DeGarmo Park Pavilion is a terrific outdoor area to host your special occasion. Call  (530) 895-4711  today  for more  information on  how  to  reserve  this  facility  for  your  special gathering.

DeGarmo Park Pavilion •Covered Picnic Area•2 Large BBQs•Designated Location for  Bounce House•Close Access to Playground   and restrooms

Rental FeesRental Picnic Sites: 4 hour rentalParticipants:  1-50  51-100  101-175

Fee:  $50  $75  $100

* Additional costs may apply

Oak Way ParkCovered Picnic Area

•2 Picnic Tables•2 BBQs•Designated Location for Bounce House•Close Access to Playground, basketball courts, disc golf   and restrooms

Wildwood ParkSite 1 - “Blue Oak” Covered Picnic Area

•10 Large Picnic Tables•1 Large BBQ•Close Access to Playground, restrooms, soccer field, softball field,   and youth softball field

Site 2 - “Red Bud” Covered Picnic Area •10 Picnic Tables•1 Large BBQs•Close Access to Playground, restrooms, soccer field, softball field,   and youth softball field

DeGarmo ParkCovered Picnic Area, Site 1

•6 Picnic Tables•Bounce Houses are not allowed at this location•Close Access to Playground and restrooms•2 BBQs

Picnic RentalsYou no longer need to go and “stake out” your picnic site ahead of time. CARD is now accepting reservations for picnic areas.   While there are still several picnic areas that are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, the picnic sites listed are now available for rent. These sites are in high demand and offer users the “peace of mind” when planning a child’s birthday party, family reunion or association gathering.  To  make  a  reservation,  please  visit  the  CARD  Office  located  at  545 Vallombrosa Avenue.

Community ParkSite 1 - Covered Picnic Area

•4-6 Picnic Tables •1 Large BBQ•Designated Location for Bounce House•Close Access to Playground, Sand Volleyball, Open Areas

Hooker Oak ParkSite 1 - Covered Picnic Area

•6 Large Picnic Tables•1 Large BBQ•Bounce Houses are not allowed at this location•Close Access to Playground and disc golf course

Site 2 •4 Picnic Tables•2 BBQs•Designated Location for Bounce House•Close Access to Playground, basketball courts, horseshoe pits,   restrooms and Little Chico Creek

DeGarmo Pavilion Rental FeesDeGarmo Park Pavilion: 4 hour rentalParticipants:  1-50  51-100  101-200  200+

Fee:  $100  $150  $200  $250

* Additional costs may apply

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General InformationCARD StaffAdministrative Steve Visconti,  General ManagerJennifer Marciales, Executive AssistantCatherine Schmauch, Customer Service Rep.Leslie Bruening, Customer Service Rep.Ed Johnson, Facilities Coordinator

Office DivisionScott Dowell, Business ManagerHeidi Radcliffe, Finance AssistantSuzanne Bullock, Human Resources Assistant

Recreation Division Robert Hinderer, Superintendent of Recreation and Community ServicesMelissa Pasquale, Sr. Recreation SupervisorNoah Hajec, Adult Sports SupervisorStephanie Tomassilli, After School SupervisorErin Gonzales, Youth Sports SupervisorLisa Almaguer, Marketing Coordinator

Park Division Jake Preston, Superintendent of Parks and FacilitiesChris Mahoney, Park SupervisorRandy Will, Park SupervisorMarty Bergstedt, Park SupervisorRoss Hensley, Park SupervisorSteve Harrold, Utility IIFrank Savage, Utility II Job Glacken, Utility IICarlos Burbon, Utility IISean Middlebrook, Utility IDave Cavnar, Utility IJim Fowler, Utility I Rick Cavazos, Utility IMichael Mayer, Utility I Aaron Haar, Utility IJoe Vaughn, Utility I Thomas Vaughn, Utility I

BoardThe  Chico  Area Recreation  and  Park District’s  Board  of  Directors meet  the  third Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm at the CARD Community Center, 545 Vallombrosa Avenue. To view past and current Board agendas, please visit our website at www.chicorec.com. For further information regarding meetings, call 895-4711.

Board MembersTom Lando   [email protected] Sneed    [email protected] Seagle    [email protected] Worley  [email protected] Ellis  [email protected]

Customer Satisfaction Guarantee At  the  Chico  Area  Recreation  and  Park  District,  we  are  constantly  striving  to provide you with quality recreation programs. We are confident that you will like these programs… so confident that we will ensure our promise to provide that high quality. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with the quality of our programs or instructors, we encourage you to contact us immediately so we can work to resolve your concern and improve the quality of our programs for all participants. If you are not completely satisfied, contact us and we will arrange for you to do one of the following.  

1. Repeat the program at no charge.2. Receive full credit that can be applied to any other program.3. Receive a full refund.

Currently,  this guarantee applies  to all of our programs except Adult Leagues, Facility Rentals,  Trips  and Tours,  and  all  grant/scholarship  funded  programs.  These programs have specific policies that apply.  Your complete satisfaction with these  programs  is  equally  valued,  and  we  will  work  with  you  to  resolve  your concerns.

To receive a credit, repeat a program, or obtain a refund, please contact us  in writing, by phone, by email, or  in person.   Requests must be made within  ten (10) business days after the last program meeting.  Your receipt, cancelled check or proof of I.D. may be required.  Refund checks will be processed within fifteen (15) business days. 

Cancellation PolicyIn  the event CARD needs  to cancel a class or program due  to  low enrollment, inclement weather, or any other unforeseen circumstance, you will receive a full refund  of  the  registration  fee.   We understand  that unexpected  circumstances may also arise resulting in a need for you to withdraw from a class or program.  If  so, please notify us prior  to  the first day of  the class, and you will  receive a full  refund.   Unfortunately,  due  to  the nature of  some of our programs,  there are  some  exceptions.    Please  refer  to  the  program  for  additional  information and exceptions.   Requests  for  refunds or  transfers may be made  in person, by email or by phone. Your receipt, cancelled check or proof of identification may be required.  Refund checks will be processed within fifteen (15) business days.  

CARD Mission StatementThe Mission of the Chico Area Recreation and Park District (CARD) is to provide recreation opportunities to the greater Chico Community in a coordinated and cost effective manner.

Americans with Disabilities ActPursuant  to  the  Americans  with  Disabilities  Act,  The  Chico  Area  Recreation And Park   District will make  reasonable  efforts  to  accommodate persons with disabilities  in  the  provision  of  District  services,  programs  or  activities.  If  you reqire  special  acommodation  in  order  to  participate  in  a  District  park  or recreation program, please let us know when you register.

Photo ReleaseThe  Chico  Area  Recreation  and  Park  District  (CARD)  reserves  the  right  to photograph  facilities,  activities  and  program  participants  for  potential  future use in advertising brochures and CARD’S web page. All photos will remain the property of CARD.

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Adult Name

Email

Work Phone Home Phone Cell Phone

I, as a participant or as the parent or legal guardian of a minor participant in the above-named classes, programs, and/or activities, have carefully read the agreement, waiver, and release form on the reverse page, fully understand its contents, and voluntarly sign it of my own free will. I am aware that this is a release of liability and an assumption of risks and a contract between myself and CARD.

Signature____________________________________________________________ Date_________________

�ere is a $15.00 charge on all returned checks.

Chico Area Recreation & Park DistrictRegistration Form

3 Easy Ways to Register!

By Mail545 Vallombrosa Ave.Chico, CA. 95926

We accept Make Checks Payable to CARD

In Person545 Vallombrosa Ave.Chico, CA. 95926

Onlinewww.chicorec.com

Birth Date

Street Address City State Zip

Emergency Contact Name Phone Number

Donation of $1 or more to CARD Community Fund:

Activity NameParticipant’sName

SexM/F

BirthDate

CourseNumber

Time Day Fee

Total:

Please use this form for family members only

Helping People Play 530-895-4711 www.chicorec.com

Americans with Disabilities Act: �e Chico Area Recreation and Park District makes reasonable e�orts to accommodate persons with disabilities in the provision of District services, classes, programs or activities. If you require special accommodation in order to participate in a District park or recreation program, please let us know when you register.

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Agreement, Waiver and ReleaseI have carefully read the description of the class(es), program(s) and activity(ies) (collectively referred to as “Activity”) for which I am registering and in consideration for being permitted by the Chico Area Recreation and Park District to participate in the Activity and as described in theDistrict Activity Guide, flyers, correspondence, newsletters, website and/or e-mail, I for myself,personal representative, assigns, heirs, and next of kin, hereby waive, release and discharge any and all claims for damages for personal injury, death or property damage which I may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in said Activity. I certify and repre-sent that I am in good health and physically able to participate in said Activity. I fully understand that the Activity involves unknown risks and dangers and I fully accept all such rights and re-sponsibilities for losses, costs and damages I incur as a result of my participation in the Activity. This release is intended to release and discharge in advance the Chico Area Recreation and ParkDistrict (its directors, officers, employees, volunteers, and agents) from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with my participation in said activity, even though that liability may ariseout of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities mentioned above.It is understood that this Activity involves an element of risk and danger of accidents, andknowing those risks I hereby assume those risks. It is further agreed that this Waiver, Release andAssumption of Risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns. I agree to indemnify and to hold the above persons or entities free and harmless from any loss, liability, damage, cost or expense which they may incur as the result of my death or injury or property damage that I may sustain while par-ticipating in said Activity. I agree that if any portion of this Agreement, Waiver, and Release is held to be invalid, the balance shall remain in full force and effect. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT, WAIVER AND RELEASE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND CONTRACT BETWEEN MYSELF AND THE CHICO AREA RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT AND I SIGN IT OF MY FREE WILL.

Parental/Legal Guardian Consent: (This form must be completed and signed by a parent/guard-ian if applicant is under 18 years of age.) I hereby consent to my son/daughter/ward’s participation in the Activity and as described in the District Activity Guide, flyers, correspondence, newsletters, website, and/or e-mail and I hereby execute this Agreement, Waiver and Release on his/her behalf. I certify and represent that said minor is in good health and physically able to participate in said Ac-tivity. I for myself and said minor’s personal representative, assigns, heirs, and next of kin, hereby waive, release and discharge any and all claims for damages for personal injury, death or property damage which I and/or said minor may have, or which may hereafter accrue, as a result of partici-pation in said Activity. I fully understand that the Activity involves unknown risks and dangers and I fully accept all such rights and responsibilities for losses, costs and damages incurred as a result of his/her participation in the Activity. This release is intended to release and discharge in advance the Chico Area Recreation and Park District (its directors, officers, employees, volunteers, and agents) from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with said minor’s participation in said Activity, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities mentioned above. It is understood that this Activity involves an element of risk and danger of accidents, and knowing those risks I hereby assume those risks. It is further agreed that this Waiver, Release and Assumption of Risk is to be binding on all heirs and assigns. I hereby agree to indemnify and hold the persons and entities mentioned above free and harmless from any loss, liability, damage, cost or expense which they may incur as a result of the death or injury or property damage that said minor may sustain while participating in said Activity. I agree that if any portion of this Agreement, Waiver, and Release is held to be invalid, the balance shall remain in full force and effect. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT, WAIVER AND RELEASE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND CONTRACT BETWEEN MYSELF AND THE CHICO AREA RECREATION AND PARK DIS-TRICT AND I SIGN IT OF MY FREE WILL ON BEHALF OF MYSELF AND MY MINOR CHILD.

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NEW! Parks & Playgrounds Map of ChicoTo view the entire map, including the back “legend,” visit: chicorec.com/Parks--Facilities/index.html

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