sw 14spsum web

COMMUNITYCENTERS

ALKIDELRIDGEHIAWATHA

HIGH POINTSOUTH PARK

Dear Recreation Enthusiast,Summer is our favorite time of year at Seattle Parks and Recreation. It’s when throngs of Seattleites fill our parks with picnics, pick-up ball games, laughing children, long walks, weddings, lazy days at the beach and so much more.This year as spring and summer come around, we at Seattle Parks have our minds on some serious business: continuing to fund the parks, programs and services that Seattleites know and love. We have spent the past two years planning for a vibrant future of our park system with the development of the Parks Legacy Plan.This is a guiding document that helps us plan for the future of Seattle’s public parklands and facilities. We have developed this with significant input from residents who use our parks, programs and facilities. We used the document as the basis for a possible park funding

measure that may go in front of voters later this year.We have held a series of public meetings to inform the community about the plan and get feedback from residents. Just about the time this brochure goes to print, the Mayor- and Council-appointed Parks Legacy Plan Citizens’ Advisory Committee will be making its final recommendations on the size and type of funding package. The Mayor and Council will take further public input before determining what will go before voters.If you’d like to learn more about Legacy Plan, or the status of the proposed funding ballot measure, please visit our website at www.seattle.gov/parks/legacy/committee.htm.Sincerely,Christopher Williams, Superintendent

BEST CHOICEStop by your local recreation center to register for programs and meet the staff. Take a peek at the recreation center and the program space. Staff welcome face-to-face interaction!

FIRST CHOICEOnline registration using the SPARC system by going to seattle.gov/parks and click on SPARC. Please note that you will need to set up an account prior to having access to the online SPARC system. This may take up to a week to process. We do our best to set up accounts for registration within 48 hours.

SECOND CHOICECall your local recreation center during our reduced hours of operation at the phone number listed at: seattle.gov/parks/centers.asp. Any staff may assist you with registration during their operating hours listed on their home page linked from the above web address.

THIRD CHOICE Register by phone with our Business Service Center at 206-684-5177. The Business Service Center is open for service Monday through Friday between 8:30 am and 6 pm. Questions may be emailed to [email protected].

FOURTH CHOICEMail in or drop off registration requests with payments and/or required forms to your local community center. For the address of your local community center, please visit: seattle.gov/parks/centers.asp

REGISTER MARCH 11!

Seattle Parks and Recreation is pleased to offer several options

to register for programs and activities. Please see the options below. Most community centers

hours of operation have been reduced in the 2013/14 budget process. Our staff will do their best to register you as quickly

as possible, but we ask for your patience and understanding if we are not able to respond as quickly as you may expect

from past experience. We have limited staff which may affect our response time. We highly encourage you to register for

programs online when possible and available. Thank you for your

continued support of Seattle Parks and Recreation.

NEW SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION!Beginning Summer 2014, families may register for Day Camp and an Activity Camp in the same week if a parent authorizes by signature that a staff person can sign in/out their child between programs. Full payment for both programs is required. Siblings registered for the SAME week of Preschool Camps are eligible for a $2/day discount.NEW TRANSFER POLICY: Families may transfer their child from one camp to another camp at the same facility without charge if space exists and if the request is received SEVEN (7) DAYS prior to the start of the camps. WE HOPE THESE NEW POLICIES MAKE YOUR SUMMER CAMP EXPERIENCE MORE CONVENIENT!

4-5

5-6

7

8-9

10-11

12-13

14-15

16-20

22-25

26-33

34-38

28-42

43-39

44-45

46

47

General Information

Special Events

Camp Long Camps

Drop-in Programs

Preschool

School-Age Care

Citywide Athletics

Alki CC

Delridge CC

Hiawatha CC

High Point CC

South Park CC

Southwest TLC

Southwest Pool

Rental Information

General Information

IN THIS BROCHURE:

WE ALSO HAVE YOUR FAVORITE DANCE, TENNIS, POTTERY, BASKETBALL, KARATE, ART, SOCCER, YOGA, AND PIANO CLASSES AND SO MUCH MORE AT YOUR

LOCAL COMMUNITY CENTER!

2NEW

PROGRAM

S 61FREE

PROGRAM

S

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 2014Rainier Beach Community Center8825 Rainier Ave. S Seattle, WA 98118

For more information:Contact Tim Pretare at 206-615-0140 or email: [email protected]

Take your first step toward the U.S. Paralympic Team. Learn more at GatewayToGold.org

Ì TABLE OF CONTENTS

PARKS MANAGEMENTChristopher Williams, SuperintendentKelly Guy, Recreation DirectorPam Banks, Deputy Recreation DirectorKathy Whitman, Aquatics Manager

PROFESSIONAL STAFFRonald Davis, Senior CoordinatorBritt Lord-Jacobsen, OOC Asst. Recreation CoordinatorKen Davis,Asst. Recreation Coordinator

CLOSURES5/26 Memorial Day7/4 Independence Day9/1 Labor Day

4/4-4/13 Alki Floor Closure5/10-5/18 Hiawatha Floor Closure8/26-9/1 Southwest Teen Life Center/ Pool Floor Closure

ASSOCIATED RECREATION COUNCILThe Associated Recreation Council (ARC) is dedicated to serving Seattle’s recreation community in

partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation with citywide fiscal accountability, advisory council support, and community-focused leadership. Thirty-eight advisory councils assist in providing programs and services to the community and make recommendations to Seattle Parks and Recreation regarding programs, classes and activities. ARC is a federally recognized, 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

SPRING/SUMMER 2014 | register online at seattle.gov/parks

DISCLAIMER NOTE: Although we strive to be accurate, this brochure is published for information purposes only. Changes may be necessary to the content depending on levels of participation or other factors, and fees may change after City Council action on the City budget each year. Please visit www.seattle.gov/parks for updated information.

Explore More!

*TEEN LATE NIGHT 7-MIDNIGHT(Ages 13-19)Friday: High Point & South Park CCSaturday: Delridge CCFri/Sat: Southwest Teen Life Center

ALKI CC5817 SW Stevens St / Seattle, WA 98116PH: 206-684-7430 Fax: 206-938-9549SPRING HOURS Mon-Thu 3-8 pm Friday 4-9 pm Sat/Sun Closed SUMMER HOURS Mon-Thu 3-8 pm Friday 2-7 pm Sat/Sun Closed

STAFFKen Davis, Center CoordinatorJill Patterson, School-Age Care Director

DELRIDGE CC4501 Delridge Way S / Seattle, WA 98106PH: 206-684-7423 Fax: 206-684-7424SPRING HOURS Mon/Wed 9 am-8 pm Tue/Thu 2-8 pm Friday 1-6 pm Sat (closed 5/24-Summer) 9 am-3 pmSunday ClosedSUMMER HOURS Mon/Wed 9 am-8 pm Tue/Thu Noon-8 pm Friday 11 am-6 pm Sat/Sun Closed

STAFFAlice Ware, Center CoordinatorMary McKinney, School-Age Care Director

HIAWATHA CC2700 California Ave SW / Seattle, WA 98116PH: 206-684-7441 Fax: 206-923-1691SPRING HOURS Mon-Thu 12:30-8 pmFriday 2-9 pmSaturday 9 am-5 pmSUMMER HOURSMon-Fri 10 am-7 pm

STAFFTiffani Melake, Center CoordinatorTraci Thirdgill, Hiawatha SAC DirectorAngelica Boyden, Schmitz Park SAC Director

HIGH POINT CC6920 34th Ave SW / Seattle, WA 98126PH: 206-684-7422 Fax: 206-684-7402HOURS Mon-Thu 9 am-8 pm Fri/Sat 9 am-7 pm Sunday 2-8 pm

STAFFShari Watts, Center CoordinatorJennifer Bales, School-Age Care Director

SOUTH PARK CC8319 8th Ave S / Seattle, WA 98108PH: 206-684-7451 Fax: 206-684-7992HOURS Mon/Wed/Thu 1-9 pm Tuesday 11 am-9 pm Friday 2-7 pm Saturday 9 am-3 pm Sunday Closed

STAFFTerri Burns, Center CoordinatorIsabel Mireles, School-Age Care Director

SOUTHWEST TEEN LIFE CENTER2801 SW Thistle St/Seattle, WA 98126Entry is located on south side of building.PH: 206-684-7438 Fax: 206-233-7295HOURS OF OPERATIONTue-Fri 2:30-8 pmFri/Sat 7-Midnight (Late Night)

STAFFKiesha Cannon, Recreation Specialist

SOUTHWEST POOL2801 SW Thistle / Seattle, WAPH: 206-684-7440 Fax: 206-233-7295HOURSMon/Wed Noon-8:30 pmTues/Thu Noon-9:30 pmFriday Noon-8 pmSat 9:30-4:30 pmSun 11 am-6 pmSUMMER HOURSMon-Fri opens at 7:30 am for SSL and Swim LessonsSTAFFDiane Jones, Aquatic Center CoordinatorMatt Richardson, Assistant Aquatic Center Coordinator

4

ÌRECURRING EVENTS

PARENTS' NIGHT OUT Ages 4-9Parent's it's your turn to take time out for yourselves. Bring your child to the center for an evening of fun while you enjoy a movie in the Admiral neighborhood or fine food along Alki Beach. Please register a week in advance. A minimum of 6 participants in order for class to go. While you are out your kids will enjoy a pizza dinner, skating, games and other activities.Location: Alki Kids Room $252/28, 3/28 6-9 pm

HIAWATHA SUMMERCONCERT SERIESAll AgesSit back and relax with the family on the back lawn at Hiawatha! This series in partnership with the Admiral Neighborhood Association runs for 6 weeks on Thursdays during the summer. Bands will be announced early summer.Location: Hiawatha CC7/24 Thu 6:30-8 pm7/31 Thu 6:30-8 pm8/7 Thu 6:30-8 pm8/14 Thu 6:30-8 pm8/21 Thu 6:30-8 pm8/28 Thu 6:30-8 pm

H.O.P.E (HELPING OTHER PEOPLE ENGAGE)

At Alki we believe every youth has something special to offer. We embrace the opportunity to help each youth volunteer find that gift through various engaging activities. H.O.P.E is a program that gives not only the student an opportunity to engage with other students, youth and adults, but also is a program that gives adults the opportunity to engage with the youth. This program allows the youth to bring their voice and insight to their service learning experience at Alki Community Center. To find out ways you too can be engaged with your service learning hours, contact Paula Pablo at (206) 684-7430 to set up an interest interview.Location: Alki CCMon-Fri 4-8 pm

SPECIAL EVENT COMMITTEEAges 11-17Do you like to plan special events? Want to know how it looks like from start to finish? This is a great place for your voice to be heard and to watch your ideas and creativity come alive. Contact Paula Pablo at (206) 684-7430 or [email protected] for more info.Location: Alki CC2nd Tue/month 4:30-5:30 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

99

99

509

99

I - 5

1

4

5

2

3

Alki

beac

h

airport

ElliotBay

LakeUnion

GreenLake

PugetSound

GoldenGardens 1) ALKI CC

2) DELRIDGE CC3) HIAWATHA CC4) HIGH POINT CC5) SOUTH PARK CC

General InfoEXPLORE MORE!

register online at seattle.gov/parks | SPRING/SUMMER 2014

5

WESTSIDE DRAMA PERFORMANCE Ages 13-18Show your Westside Spirit! This is your chance to support local theatre and cheer on your talented ‘WildCat’ friends. Those who serve 15+ hours in the month of February earn FREE seats! Pre-funk begins at 6 pm at Hiawatha Community Center, show starts at 7 pm at the high school.Location: West Seattle High School/Hiawatha CC4/11 Fri 5:45-10 pm

BUNNY BONANZAAll AgesJoin Flopsy Lopsy and his 15-20 real bunny friends. You can pet and play with real rabbits for the hour. Come join us for a hopping good time!Location: Alki CC4/11 Fri 6:30-7:30 pm $5 per person/child

TODDLER EGGSTRAVAGANZAAges 0-5Toddlers will enjoy carnival games, cookie decorating, face painting, balloon animals the large toddler jump toy and toddler toys. Picture opportunities with the bunny are available. Location: High Point C.C.4/17 Thu 10 am-Noon $5

FLASHLIGHT EGG HUNTAges 11-17 Alki/Hiawatha tween eventToo old for egg hunts?-- Not in West Seattle! Hunt begins at 8:15 pm sharp. Send inquiries and questions to [email protected]. Upperclassmen and adult volunteers wanted.Location: Hiawatha CC 4/17 Thu 8-9:30 pm

SPRING EGG HUNTAges 0-11 yearsBREAKFAST SNACKS AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE (DONATIONS)It’s that time of the year to take pictures with life size bunnies and to go hunting for their colorful eggs. Come join us at Alki Community Center of all of this and much more!!! Fun for the entire family! Location: Alki CC4/19 Sat 10 am sharp!

SPRING EGG HUNT Ages 3 -11Boys and girls will have a great time at the Spring Egg hunt searching for Candy and prizes. All hunts start at 10 am sharp. Please come early, bring a basket to collect your goodies and to find your hunt area.Location: Delridge CC, Hiawatha CC, High Point CC, South Park CC4/19 Sat 10 am Sharp!

KIDS FUNFESTAll AgesJoin us for carnival games, bouncy houses, food, and entertainment! This is the perfect day time event for you and the family!Location: Hiawatha CC7/18 Fri Noon-3 pm$.25 per ticket, $3 lunch special, $7 game bracelet

MED FESTAll AgesJoint us for fun and festivities! Dancing and vending on both days!Location: Hiawatha CC7/19 Sat 11 am-7 pm7/20 Sun 11 am-5 pmFOR VENDORS#109559 7/19-7/20 Sat 11 am-7 pm, Sun 10 am-8 pmBooth Fee: 12x12 $100, 12x24 $200, 24x24 $400, 36x24 $600

“NIGHT OUT”“Night Out” is a national crime prevention event. It is designed to heighten crime prevention awareness, increase neighborhood support in anti-crime efforts, and unite our communities. It is a great chance to learn about crime prevention, while also celebrating your community and spending time with your neighbors. This event will include a BBQ and Inflatables. 8/5 Tue 6 pm

OREGON SHADOW THEATRE Come watch a performance by the Oregon Shadow Theatre specializing in the art of shadow puppetry. Their award-winning shadow plays have toured across the United States and in Canada and are doing a special performance at South Park CC, brought to you in partnership with the Seattle Public LibraryLocation: South Park Community Center 8/20 Wed 6:30-8 pm

NEIGHBORHOOD APPRECIATIONBBQ/ALKI FUN FEST

We would like to thank our neighbors as well as the families that participate in our community by throwing you a BBQ; burgers, hot dogs, potato salad, fruit and all the fixings that go along with it. It’s a great time to meet neighbors, learn about community programs, and networking. Location: Alki CC8/29 Fri 5-7 pm

ALKI’S 2ND ANNUAL SUMMER FUN FESTLocated at Alki Field, we’ll have bounce toys, carnival games for all ages, bubble land and carnival treats. A summer must! Note: snow cones and cotton candy are sold separately Location: Alki CC8/29 Fri 5-7 pm $1 per game

$10 per bracelet (unlimited) Alki Teens: Please contact Paula Pablo for any questions about teen programs or events at (206) 684-7430 or [email protected]

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!


Special Events6

TOT TREK Age 2-3 Adults, explore the wonders of nature with your toddlers. Take a hike through Camp Long searching for the animal homes in ponds, forests, and fields, Discover the colors of nature, and take a dip in the ponds to see what new life is springing up. Up to two children can be registered with one adult.ANIMAL HOMES

□ #115534 3/28 Fri 10:30-11:45 amWATER BABIES

□ #115544 4/18 Fri 10:30-11:45 amCOLORS OF THE RAINBOW

□ #115543 5/23 Fri 10:30-11:45 am

VERTICAL ADVENTURE CAMPAge 11-15Enjoy two days on the low challenge course, and two days on our high course with trapeze jump and dual zip lines. Participants will also master belay skills, rappelling, knot typing, and develop life skills aimed at academic resilience. Get Vertical!

□ #115545 4/14-4/18 9-4 pm

VOICES OF SPRINGAge 4-12Celebrate springtime nighttime earth music! Come to Camp Long and join a naturalist for an exploration of forest and pond in search of the musicmakers - frogs and owls. You may find yourself being part of the concert! All children must be accompanied by an adult.

□ #115546 4/11 Fri 7:30-9 pm $5

3-DAY HIGH ROPES FACILITATION TRAININGAge 16-99Learn how to use the process of experimental learning to educate and train through Camp Long's new High Challenge course (must have had previous low ropes training at Camp Long). The 3-day training is aimed at youth leadership and closing the achievement gap. Bring lunch each day, dress in outdoor clothing with work or leather gloves. This very technical training will cover Hub and Spoke course, and ziplines. Must have already taken the 4H low course training; email [email protected] for questions.

□ #117688 4/22 - 4/24 T/W/Th 9 am-5:30 pm $240

BIRDWATCHINGAge 6-100Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day by birdwatching with a naturalist. Songbird migration is at its peak; learn birding techniques and tips from an experienced birder. All levels are invited and beginners are welcome. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Please bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them.

□ #115519 5/10 Sat 8:30-10:30 am

SUMMER ROCK CLIMBING CAMPSAge 11-16Enjoy a week of rock climbing. You will learn how to climb or how to take your climbing skills to new heights. You will climb at Sherman Rock (located at Camp Long) the Mountaineers Club, Seattle Bouldering Club and the trestle at Exit 38 in North Bend. There will be climbing routes for every level of ability from beginner to expert. Campers meet at Camp Long in West Seattle daily at 9 am and return by 4 pm. All climbing equipment is provided. Campers need to bring a pack with lunch, sunscreen and a hat. Climbing shoes are recommended but are not required.

□ #115547 6/23-6/27 M-F 9 am-4 pm $275

HIGH ADVENTURE CAMPAge 11-16Test your limits this summer by be spending a week forty feet above the ground on Camp Long’s new Low and High Ropes Course, riding awesome mountain bike trails, climbing, hiking and canoeing all in a week. This is a great camp if you are interested in outdoor sports but not sure which one, try them all out one day at a time. Guides will teach essential outdoor skills, no experience necessary. Campers meet at Camp Long in West Seattle daily at 9 am and return by 4 pm. All climbing equipment is provided. Campers need to bring a pack with lunch, sunscreen and a hat. Build confidence, leadership skills and solid friendships on this week-long adventure!

□ #115547 7/14-7/18 M-F 9 am-4 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


Camp Long Camps 7

FRIDAY NIGHT SKATELooking for a fun way to spend your Friday night with the entire family that won’t break your pockets? Look no further. The Alki Community Center hosts skate night every Friday night. Great music and games will create wonderful memories for a lifetime. Location: Alki CCFri 6:45-8:45 pm $3 per person

SKATE NIGHT PARTIES;Need ideas for a party? How about a skate party? Call Alki Community Center for more details.(206) 684-7430

PLAY AND LEARNFree drop-in program (funded by United Way of King County and Seattle Parks and Recreation)Play and Learn is a partnership between Denise Louie Education Center and the South Park Community Center. Play and Learn is a program for parents and caregivers of young children to learn and explore together. This facilitated program is designed to support the development of children’s school readiness skills and to provide education and support for parents and caregivers10-10:45: Free Play You and your child can explore the various activities and materials set out for the week. Please stay nearby to help facilitate your child’s interaction with others.10:45-11:10: Circle/Story Time11:15-11:30: Snack (optional lunch)Join other parents and caregivers for a snack provided by Denise Louie. Many regular participants also bring a lunch from home and eat together with the group.Location: South Park Community Center

Ì TEEN LATE NIGHTTHESE FREE PROGRAMS ARE ONGOING, SO YOU CAN JOIN ANY TIME.

LATE NIGHT Ages 13-19The Late Night Recreation Program is a fun, safe environment for high-risk Seattle youth. Our goal is to save the lives of our youth, create opportunities for success and provide positive alternatives to drugs, gangs, and other undesirable activities. The Late Night Recreation Program targets youth most prone to harmful behavior and shows them the possibility of having a positive future. We provide: Educational services such as tutoring, computer and teen parenting programs, inter-cultural activities such as ethnic dance, and bead-making. Also athletic activities such as basketball, volleyball, martial arts and other sports.Location: South Park CC, SWTLC, High Point CC Fri 7 pm-Midnight

Location: SWTLC, Delridge CCSat 7 pm-Midnight

SWTLC TEEN DROP-IN ACTIVITIESAges 11-19Times and days for drop-in programs are subject to change depending on Basketball League practices.BASKETBALLWed 3-6 pmVOLLEYBALLTue 3-6 pmPICKLE BALL/BADMINTONThu 5-8 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

TODDLER INDOOR GYMDOES YOUR CHILD NEED TO BURN OFF SOME ENERGY?Your child will learn social skills, develop hand-eye coordination, and make new friends. A parent or responsible caregiver (18 or older) must be present at all times. Registration is not required. Location: Delridge CCM/W/F 1-4 pm $3

Location: Hiawatha CCMon/Thu 10 am-1 pm $3(Spring only; ends 5/22)

Location: South Park CCM/W 10 am-1 pm $3(Spring only; ends 5/23)

Location: High Point CCTue/Thu 10 am-2 pm $3(Tuesday only; beginning 6/19)


Drop-in Programs8

Alki Delridge Hiawatha High Point South Park

BADMINTONADULTS

Tue11:30 am–1:30 pm

BASKETBALL

Times are limitedplease contact

center foravailability.

TEENMon/ Wed

2:30-5:30 pmTue/Thu3-6 pm

Fri 4-6 pm

TEEN GYM6/30– 8/29

Mon-Fri 11 am-1 pm

6-7 pm

Mon/Wed/Fri2:30-4 pm M-F

1:30-5:30

DODGEBALL Mon 5-7:45 pm

M-Th 12:30-8 pmFri 2-9pm

Sat 9 am-5 pm Sat only until 6/24

FITNESSROOM

M/W 9 am-8 pmT/Th 2-8 pm

Fri 1-6 pmSat 9 am-3 pm

Mon/ Th 10-8 pmTue/Wed 2-8 pm

Fri 1-6 pmSat 9-3 pm

TEEN Mon-Fri 6-7 pm

PICKLE BALLM/W 10 am-Noon

Wed 6-8 pmT/Th Noon-2 pm

Friday10 am-Noon

Mon9:30 am-11:30 am

VOLLEYBALL T/Th 10 am-NoonTue (Teens)Thu (Adults) 6:30-8:30 pm

There is an Adult Sports drop-in fee during all operating hours. The fee is $3 per session for adults (ages 18 to 64) and $2 per session for seniors (ages 65+). Drop-in activities are subject to change, based on community center activities. Call the center within 48 hours prior to verify daily schedule.

COMMUNITY KITCHENCommunity Kitchen brings people together to prepare food and share it. Everyone gets involved in the food preparation, cooking and cleaning, and then we all eat a meal together.. In addition to leaving a community kitchen with a full belly, participants gain cooking skills, fresh ideas, nutrition awareness, and perhaps best of all, new friends. Space is limited to 12 participants, please reserve your spot by calling the front desk at 684-7451 or register online.Location: South Park Community Center 3rd Wed 5:30 – 8 pm4/16, 5/21, 6/18, 7/16, 8/20)

TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITISAre you 50 and older and looking for a way to get fit? Tai Chi for Arthritis is a great ways to the ease the pain, learn about weight distribution, power transformation, balance, stability, flexibility with increased range of motion and proper breathing.Location:Tuesday 1 – 2 pm Thursday 11 am – Noon

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


Drop-in Programs 9

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM HOURS9:30 AM-1 PMAlki and Hiawatha

9 AM-12:30 PMDelridge

5 Day ($415) Mon-Fri

Alki Delridge Hiawatha

April □ #110783 □ #110796 □ #110818

May □ #110789 □ #110803 □ #110821

June □ #110812 □ #110815 □ #110824

3 Day ($285) M/W/F


April □ #110781 □ #110794 □ #110817

May □ #110787 □ #110801 □ #110820

June □ #110811 □ #110814 □ #110823

2 Day ($195) T/Th


April □ #110780 □ #110792 □ #110816

May □ #110789 □ #110798 □ #110819

June □ #110810 □ #110813 □ #110822

SPRING/SUMMER 2014 PRESCHOOL

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMSeattle Parks operates half-day preschool programs in 13 neighborhood community centers. Our school-readiness program meets the developmental needs of young children, focusing on emotional, social, physical, and cognitive skills to prepare children for success in school and in life. Classrooms are set up with safe and nurturing environments, fun-filled learning areas, consistent schedules and routines, and both large and small group times. Preschool activities include art, dramatic play, library time, cooking, discovery science, singing, and outdoor play.

» For children ages 3-5 years. » Low teacher-child ratio of 1:8. » Staff is trained in Early Childhood curriculum,

CPR/First Aid, Food Handling. » Children need to be fully potty trained

(no diapers or pull-ups permitted).

During the school year, our Preschool Programs are based on The Creative Curriculum for Preschool from Teaching Strategies. Children attending at least three days a week will be observed and assessed using The Creative Curriculum developmental objectives.

Register at your local community center. A non-refundable $25 deposit is required to hold a space at the time of registration and the monthly fees are due by the 25th of the preceding month.

Last Day of Preschool: June 18, 2014

Preschool programs are closed on the following holidays*: 4/14 - 4/18 Spring Break**5/26 Memorial Day7/4 Independence Day*Check with your community center preschool for any additional closures.**Programs may or may not operate during Spring Break, depending on facility availability. Please see the Spring Break Camp information for details.

CHILD CARE HOTLINE: 206-684-4203.This is a 24-hour line giving information about program closures due to extreme weather or emergencies. It is updated each day by 6 am and as needed.

2014 SPRING BREAK PRESCHOOL CAMP REGISTRATION OPENS ON MARCH 11We offer preschool programs at sites throughout the city for children ages 3-5 years. New participants are welcome to join if space allows. A non-refundable $15 deposit is required during registration that is applied to the balance. If you have a child with special needs (e.g. asthma, allergies, etc.) and/or disabilities, there will be additional forms to be completed. Please contact your local community center for these additional forms.

» Low teacher-child ratio of 1:8 » Well-trained staff » Children need to be fully potty-trained

(no diapers or pull-ups permitted) Location: Delridge CC

□ #118114 4/14-4/18 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $114Sibling Discount: $10/week

FALL 2014 PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS ON FEBRUARY 4, 2014. A non-refundable $25 deposit is required during registration, and the balance of fees is due August 1, 2014.


Preschool10

6/30-7/4 7/7-7/11 7/14-7/18 7/21-7/25 7/28-8/1 8/4-8/8 8/11-8/15

Alki Adventures in Learning Preschool / 9:30 am-1 pm / M-F / $114 per week (*$91 for week of 7/4)

114517* 114518 114519 114520 114521 114522 114523

Delridge Preschool / 9 am-12:30 pm / M-F / $114 per week

114527 114529 114531 114532 114534 114535

Hiawatha Preschool / 9:30 am-1 pm / M-F / $114 per week

114540 114542 114544 114546 114547

Sibling discount: $10/week

ÌPRESCHOOL CAMPPreschool summer camps meet the developmental needs of young children, focusing on emotional, social, physical, and cognitive skills to prepare children for success in school and in life. Classrooms are set up with safe and nurturing environments, fun-filled learning areas, consistent schedules and routines, and both large and small group times. Preschool activities include art, dramatic play, library time, cooking, discovery science, singing, and outdoor play.

Preschool summer camps may be offered in weekly sessions for up to 8 weeks at certain locations. New themes each week! Check your local community center for more information.

Please Note: Summer camp programs, activities and themes could be subject to change.

DETAILS: » Ages 3-5 years » Low teacher-child ratio of 1:8 » Staff is trained in Early-Childhood curriculum, CPR/First

Aid, and safe food handling practices » Children need to be fully potty-trained

(no diapers or pull-ups permitted) » Please speak with the program director regarding

available food options. No refrigeration or microwave/oven will be available.

REGISTRATION INFO: » Registration begins February 4. Register early as camps

will fill-up quickly! » Parents must complete all required registration forms

including the medical release form (E-13). » At the time of registration, a $15 non-refundable deposit

per week will be collected that is applied to the balance. The balance of the fee, for all weeks, is due TWO weeks prior to the registered week.

EXPLORE MORE!


Preschool 11

Ì SPRING/SUMMER 2014 SAC

LICENSED SCHOOL-AGE CAREDo you want your child to have fun, engaging opportunities that support continued learning and personal growth outside of school? The focus of our program is to provide children with opportunities to develop socially, emotionally and physically. The atmosphere at our program is one that emphasizes community relationships, but also recognizes individual achievement, creativity and original thinking. We make it our mission to promote self-awareness, self-control, conflict resolutions skills and positive decision making abilities. We like to work in unison with our local schools to make sure your child’s educational experience is constantly being enriched. Our trained staff works daily to offer activities in areas such as: arts and culture, environmental stewardship, health and fitness, academic support and more.

» For children 5 years through 12 years » We ensure quality and consistent care with qualified staff » We welcome all members of the community » A morning and afternoon snack will be provided » Scholarship applications may be picked up at your local

community center. DSHS child care subsidies are also accepted.

SITE BEFORE-SCHOOL AFTER-SCHOOLAlki 7-9 am 3-6 pmDelrige 7-9 am 3-6 pmHiawatha 7-9 am 3-6 pmHigh Point 7-9 am 3-6 pmSchmitz Park 6:30-8:30 am 3-6 pmSouth Park 7-9 am 3-6 pm

TRANSPORTATION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTSSeattle Public Schools will transport children within the district’s busing cluster (see the Seattle school district web site for specific schools). If a child comes from outside the Seattle Schools’ busing cluster, or if a child will be coming from a private school, the family is responsible for transportation.

SAC PROGRAM CLOSED:May 26 Memorial DayJuly 4 Independence Day

MONTHLY FEESMonthly fees are due by the 25th of the preceding month. No service is provided if full payment is not made by the first program day of the month.

5 Days/Wk 4 Days/Wk 3 Days/Wk

Before-School $200* $180 $170

After-School $290* $261 $247

Before & After $460* n/a n/a

*A Sibling Discount is offered for all FULL TIME participants from a single family in School-Age Care Before and After-School programs. The ‘per additional child/ per program month’ discount is $10 based on a 5-day-a-week registration.

BREAK CAMPSPayment must be made at time of registration; no deposits are allowed.4/14-4/18 SPRING BREAK$175/week or $40/day (at select sites); sibling discount $10/week or $2/day6/4 2 HR EARLY DISMISSAL (PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT)No charge for current before and after-school combo and after-school only participants. $25 for before-school only participants and $30 for not-currently enrolled participants.

FALL 2014 REGISTRATION begins on May 6, 2014. A non-refundable $25 deposit for each program (Before and After-School) is due when registering. Monthly fees are due by the 25th of the preceding month. Balance of fees for September is due two weeks prior to first program day. No service is provided if full payment is not made by the first program day of the month.Please note: The current fee structure ends June 2014 with a new fee structure implemented for the 2014-2015 school year.

2014-2015 MONTHLY FEES

5 Days/Wk 4 Days/Wk 3 Days/Wk

Before-School $215* $195 $183

After-School $305* $275 $260

Before & After $480* n/a n/a

*The above sibling discount is still applicable.

CHILD CARE HOTLINE: 206-684-4203. This is a 24-hour line giving information about School-Age program closures due to extreme weather or emergencies. It is updated each day by 6 am and as needed.


Licensed School-age Care12

Alki Delridge Hiawatha High Point South Park

Week Ages 5-12 Ages 5-12 Ages 5-8 / 9-12 Ages 5-12 Ages 5-9

6/23-6/27Oh, The Places You’ll Go #114352

Camp Connections #114402

Welcome to Hiawood! #114669 / #114679

Get This Party Started! #114525

Leadership #114548

6/30-7/3* If I Ran A Zoo #114354

Creative Campers #114403

A Walk In My Shoes #114670 / #114680

Red, White & Blue #114526

Red, White and Blue #114549

7/7-7/11 Green Eggs & Ham #114355

Animal Planet #114404

Pixar Pizazz #114671 / #114681

Summer Science #114528

Superheroes #114551

7/14-7/18 One Fish, Two Fish #114356

Wild, Wild, West Seattle #114405

Arts in Motion #114672 / #114682 It’s A Jungle Out There

#114530Inventor’s Workshop #114552

7/21-7/25 The Lorax #114357

Sports Extravaganza #114406

Mystery Madness #114673 / #114683

Movers & Shakers #114533

Space in the Place #114555

7/28-8/1 Great Day For Up #114358

Around the World #114407

Sea Quest #114674 / #114684 Nature Lovers

#114536Goin’ Green #114557

8/4-8/8 McElligot’s Pool #114359

Transportation Station #114408

Into the Wild #114675 / #114685 Wild, Wacky Water

#114537Hawaiian Hullabaloo #114560

8/11-8/15 Wacky Wednesday #114360

Summer Block Party #114409

Movers & Shakers #114676 / #114686

Carnival #114539

World Food and Languages #114561

8/18-8/22Horton Hears A Who #114361

Super Soaked #114410

Pirate Adventures #114677 / #114687

Seashore Escapades #114541

Adventure Land #114563

8/25-8/29Oh, The Thinks You Can Think #114362

Friendships-n-Farewells #114411

Peace Out! #114678 / #114688

Farewell to Friends #114545

Animal Planet #114565

*Short week due to July 4

Do you want your child to have fun, engaging opportunities that will support continued learning and personal growth over the summer months? The atmosphere at camp is one that emphasizes community relationships, but also recognizes individual achievement, creativity and original thinking. Our trained staff works daily to offer enrichment activities in areas such as: arts and culture, environmental stewardship, health and fitness, field trips, swimming and more.

Our summer day camps will be offered for up to 10 weeks, with new themes available each week! Check with your local community center for more information, including a detailed description of the various offerings.Please note: Summer day camp programs, activities and themes could be subject to change.

Ì SUMMER DAY CAMP PROGRAM

DETAILS: Ages 5-12 yearsOperating Hours: 7 am-6 pmA morning and afternoon snack will be provided daily. Parents are to provide a daily well-balanced lunch. No refrigeration or microwave/oven for lunches will be available. First day of Summer Day Camp: June 23, 2014Cost: $175/week. ($140 for week of July 4)Sibling Discount: $10/week ($8 for week of July 4)

REGISTRATION INFO: » Registration begins February 4. Register early as camps

will fill-up quickly! » Parents must complete all required registration forms

including the medical release form (E-13). At the time of registration, a $15 non-refundable deposit per week will be collected that is applied to the balance. The balance of the fee, for all weeks, is due TWO weeks prior to the registered week.

» Scholarship applications may be picked up at your local community center. DSHS child care subsidies are also accepted.

EXPLORE MORE!


Licensed School-age Care 13

Ì SPRING YOUTH SPORTS REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUEAge Groups: 10-11, 12-13, & 14-17 (age as of Jan 1)Minimum: 8 Girls per teamGirls will learn teamwork, sportsmanship and softball fundamentals leading into more advanced skills. Players may sign up at their neighborhood community center. Weekly practices will occur at their home site while games will occur at various Seattle Parks softball fields. League games will begin on Saturday, April 19, 2014. Practices generally begin in late March.

TRACK AND FIELD (GIRLS AND BOYS)Age Groups: 5-17 (Age is determined by birth year. For example: girls born in 2005 run against girls born in 2005)Minimum: Approximately 10 kidsYoung athletes in our Track and Field program will train and compete with other kids their age in various athletic contests based on running, jumping, and throwing. Running events include the 50, 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600 Meter races as well as the 400 Meter(4 X 100) Relay. Field events include long jump, turbo javelin, softball throw and shot put. Runners register at their neighborhood community center and practices occur at their home track. Track meets will be held at Nathan Hale Stadium and West Seattle Stadium.Track meets begin the week of April 21 and practices generally begin in late March.

Ì SUMMER SPORTS CAMPSREGISTER TODAY!ONLINE AT WWW.SEATTLE.GOV (USING YOUR SPARC ACCOUNT) OR AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COMMUNITY CENTER.SEE SUMMER CAMP BROCHURE OR GO TO WWW.SEATTLE.GOV/PARKS/ATHLETICS/YOUTHSUMMER.HTMFOR COMPLETE SUMMER CAMP LINEUP BIG D FOOTBALL CAMP

Ages 6-15 (Boys/Girls) Location: Judkins Park & Playfield; 2150 S Norman St.

□ #111468 6/23-6/25 9 am-Noon GIRLS SOFTBALL CAMP

Ages 10-14Location: Lower Woodland Park Fields 3, 4, and 6;N 50th and Green Lake Way N, 98103

□ #111471 6/26-6/27 9 am-1 pm TARO ROOTS FOOTBALL CAMP

Ages 11-14 (Boys)Location: SW Athletic Complex (at University of Washington); 8402 30th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98126

□ #111474 7/1-7/3 10 am-4 pm (until 2 pm on 7/3)

VOLLEYBALL CAMPAges 9-12 (Girls/Boys)Location: Jefferson CC

□ #111475 7/8-7/10 9 am-1 pmLocation: Ballard CC

□ #111480 7/16-7/18 9 am-1 pm TEEN VOLLEYBALL CAMPAges 13-18 (Girls)Location: Rainier CC

□ #111482 7/21-7/24 9 am-3 pm $35(Scholarships available)

BASKETBALL CAMP Ages 8-15 (Boys and Girls)Location: Northgate CC

□ #111483 7/28-7/30 9 am-1 pmLocation: Jefferson CC

□ #111487 8/18-8/20 9 am-1 pm TENNIS CAMPLocation: Lower Woodland Park Tennis Courts;West Green Lake Way N and Green Lake Way N, 98103Ages 7-10 (Boys and Girls)

□ #111484 8/4-8/6 9 am-1 pm $35Ages 11-14 (Boys and Girls)

□ #111486 8/11-8/13 9 am-1 pm $35(Scholarships available)

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

YOUTH SPORTS GENERAL INFORMATIONI WANT TO PLAY…HOW DO I GET STARTED?1. To participate in most Seattle Parks Youth Sports leagues

(for basketball and volleyball, for example) you can either recruit a coach and put together your own team or you can be placed on an existing team with the help of community center staff. Call for more information. For some sports (Track & Field, for example) all you need to do is go into your community center to get registered.

2. Get registered! (Paperwork is at community centers)3. Start practices and get ready for fun honing your skills

and competing against other neighborhood community centers!

WHAT IF MY CHILD ISN’T OLD ENOUGH FOR THESE PROGRAMS?Many of our community centers offer instructional programs/classes and even leagues for the younger set. Examples include T-Ball classes and Cub Basketball. Come by or give us a call for more information!


Citywide Athletics14

League Day(s) Times/Start Month Field(s) Team

Fee

Delridge Co-ed Thu 6:30-9 pm

(June)

Delridge, possibly Riverview (in West Seattle)

$970

Metro Co-ed Tue (maybe Th)

6:15, 7:45 pm(Early May)

Riverview, Delridge (in West Seattle)

$890

Men’s Metro I (upper division)

M, W, Thvaries


Riverview (in West Seattle) $890

Men’s Metro II

M, T, W, Th varies


Riverview (in West Seattle) $890

South Park Co-ed Mon 6, 7:30 pm

(Early May) South Park $890

Ì FALL YOUTH SPORTS REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 20, 2014 AT NOONFee: TBD

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEAge Groups: 10-11, 12-13, & 14-17*Minimum: 5 girls per teamGirls will learn teamwork, sportsmanship and volleyball fundamentals leading into more advanced skills. Players may sign up at their local community center. Practices will occur at their home site while games are at various centrally located community centers. League play begins in mid-September and ends in mid-November.

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE (CO-ED)Age Groups: 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-14 Minimum: 5 players per teamPlayers learn basic skills, team play, and sportsmanship in this citywide league. Players may sign up at their community center and are placed on teams. Games are played in accordance with NFL flag football rules and field dimensions. League play begins the last week in September and concludes in mid-November. Teams practice at their local community center.

YOUTH CROSS-COUNTRY (GIRLS AND BOYS)Age Group 8-17*Registration and more info: www.raincityflyers.com (206-523-4233.) Practices begin in early September at Woodland Park and Genesee Park. Dress for the weather.

ÌWINTER YOUTH SPORTSREGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER 7, 2014

ÌADULT SPORTS/ACTIVITIES

2014 MASTERS TRACK MEET The Seattle Parks and Recreation Masters Track Meet is held on Saturday, June 7, 2014 at West Seattle Stadium. The meet is for men and women 30 years old or older. Age groups are organized into 5-year grouping (30-34, 35-39, 40-44, etc...). There is a $5 per event entry fee required for all events entered. Registration is at 8:30 am, and the first event starts at 9:30 am. Please our website at www.seattle.gov/parks/athletics/track.htm to view the Event Schedule. For more information, please call (206) 684-7092.

ROLLER DERBY Adult roller derby is the fastest growing sport in the world, with over 60 leagues forming weekly, globally. Seattle Roller Derby is athletic, instructional, non-violent, a great workout and has an amazing community. Seattle Parks and Recreation has teamed up with Seattle Roller Derby to provide the first league of its kind.Location: Southwest CC3/30-5/27 Tue 8-10 pm Sun 7-9 pm

ROLLER DERBY CLASSES AND TRAINING Beginners can learn the fundamental skills of roller derby in a safe, fun and positive environment. Youth ages 14 and up, men and women will learn teamwork, discipline and confidence. No skating experience is required. Participants will be taught how to skate. Team placement will be available per skill assessment. $10 Drop-in or $40 per month

PROGRAM FOR INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED SKATERS » Intermediate Skaters: Skate on teams in public venues

by passing basic skills assessment and complete a three month scrimmage requirement for team placement.

» Advanced Skaters: Will work on team strategy for competition and compete for spots on All-Star Rosters.

» Travel team: If skaters advance to the traveling team you will cross-train and practice advance skills to compete in USA Roller Sports circuit competition.

2014 ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES Seattle Parks and Recreation offers the best softball leagues in the city. The following is the 2014 league information. If you are a new team interested in joining, please contact [email protected] or call 206 684-7092. Team fees are due the date of the team meeting. League days, times and fields are based on availability and subject to change. Prices are based on total number of games, lights, umpires, staffing costs, awards, taxes, insurance, fields and other fees.

LOVE THE SPORT? LOVE KIDS? WANT TO GIVE BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY? BECOME A VOLUNTEER COACH! OUR LOW-COST LEAGUES CAN’T OPERATE WITHOUT THE DEDICATION OF OUR AWESOME COACHES! Visit or call your local community center to get more information!

EXPLORE MORE!


Citywide Athletics 15

ÌACTIVITY CAMPS

CLAY CAMP: CLAY CREATURES Ages 6-12In this camp students will learn how to sculpt animals that are real or imagined. Pinch, coil, slab, and construct creatures big and small! Bring a snack and water. Experimentation is encouraged, beginners welcome.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #114077 8/11- 8/15 M-F 9 am-Noon $160 □ #114079 8/25- 8/29 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

CLAY CAMP: CLAY PEOPLE Ages 6-12Kids will learn how to make sculptures in clay. Make a statue, figurine, doll, or self-portrait. Learn how to pinch, coil, and construct, lots of fun! Bring a snack and water. Experimentation is encouraged, beginners welcome.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #114074 6/23- 6/27 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

CLAY CAMP: PLANET CLAY Ages 6-12Come visit Planet Clay, where everything is made of clay. Make spaceships, robots, terrestrial vehicles and planetary bases. Learn how to sculpt and build using several pottery techniques and travel to the deepest regions of their imagination! Bring a snack and water.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #114078 8/18- 8/22 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

CLAY CAMP: SEA CERAMICS Ages 6-12Kids will make sculptures and pottery inspired by the ocean. Make your own boat, encounter whales and other creatures, seashells, and more! Kids will learn pinching and coiling techniques, and slab projects. Bring a snack and water. Experimentation encouraged, beginners welcome!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #114075 6/30- 7/3 M-Th 9 am-Noon $128

WHEEL WORKS CAMP Ages 9-14Come learn how to make pots on a pottery wheel! Learn how to make cups, bowls, saucers, and vases. Participants will also decorate and glaze their own pots. Lots of fun for everyone, no experience necessary! Bring a snack, water, and a towel. Experimentation is encouraged. Beginners welcome.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #114080 6/23- 6/27 M-F 1-4 pm $160 □ #114081 6/30- 7/3 M-Th 1-4 pm $128 □ #114082 8/11- 8/15 M-F 1-4 pm $160 □ #114083 8/18- 8/22 M-F 1-4 pm $160 □ #114084 8/25- 8/29 M-F 1-4 pm $160

ART CAMP: SECRETS OF DRAWINGHave you ever thought “I can’t draw?” Well, let’s put an end to that! In this camp you will learn the tricks to unlocking the mystery of seeing and drawing like an artist. We will draw a variety of things from observation, using mixed media. Once you learn these fun and easy tricks to really seeing the world around you, you will have the confidence to draw anything!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #115241 6/23-6/27 9 am-Noon $130

ART CAMP: CREATE YOUR OWN JEWELRY!In this super creative camp, we will make our own beautiful beads and pendants and learn how to create jewelry using a variety of methods. You will leave this camp with lots of your own custom made jewelry, an artistic box to put them in and the knowledge to keep on making beautiful things for yourself, your family and your friends!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #115239 7/14-7/18 9 am-Noon $130 ART CAMP: YOUR AWESOME ROOMCustomize your room with one of a kind super cool creations that make it as unique and fun as you! We will create your own painted pillowcase, a big and beautiful painting worthy of framing, stained glass-inspired window art, and even a colorful hanging light fixture!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #115242 7/28-8/1 9 am-noon $130 ART CAMP: YOUR POP ART STORIESWhat’s your story? Tell it in 3D! We will unlock the gates to your creative spirit through pop-up art. We’ll create a hand-made book in a fun, super creative and supportive environment. At the end of the week, we will share our incredible stories and have a “publishing” party!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #115243 7/28-8/1 1-4 pm $130

ART CAMP: MAKE YOUR OWN COMIC BOOKSuperheroes! Villains! Talking animals and princesses! Kids will create their own comic book by learning bold illustration/cartooning techniques that tell their story through motion lines, body movements and facial expressions. Kids will also learn to develop the plot line, interesting characters, imaginative scenery, and create a cover design.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #115237 8/11-8/15 9 am-noon $130


Alki CC16

ART CAMP: SEA ANIMALSIn this fun camp we’ll explore and learn about the animals on Alki Beach and create our own art pieces in the studio! We’ll draw, paint, use mixed media/crafts and the natural surroundings as our inspiration. Your kids spend the week in a camp environment that encourages creativity come away with an appreciation for the Nortwest!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #115240 8/11-8/15 1-4 pm $130

PRE-ENGINEERING WITH LEGO Ages 5-6Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own unique design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals.Location: Alki Bathhouse


JEDI ENGINEERING WITH LEGO Ages 5-6Young 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.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113942 6/23- 6/27 M-F 9 am-Noon $190

JR. ROBOTICS USING LEGO® WEDO Ages 7-9Build and program robots in this introductory Robotics class using the LEGO WeDo system. Learn basic programming skills, simple engineering concepts, and the names of robot components. Work in small groups to complete several projects using tilt and motion sensors. This is a great way to prepare young Robotics enthusiasts for our more advanced Robotics programs.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113944 7/14- 7/18 M-F 9 am-Noon $250

ECO ENGINEERING Ages 7-10 Design and build LEGO machines powered by alternative energy sources. Race solar cars, build a wind-powered electrical generation facility, and invent a machine powered by stored elastic strain energy. Learn about sustainability and understand the human world while exploring concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture.Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113955 8/25- 8/29 M-F 1-4 pm $190

ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS WITH LEGO Ages 7-10Power 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. Sign Up EARLY!!!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113941 6/23- 6/27 M-F 1-4 pm $190 □ #113948 8/11- 8/15 M-F 1-4 pm $190

ROBOTICS USING LEGO® MINDSTORMS EV3 Ages 9-13Power 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. Sign Up EARLY!!!Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113945 7/14- 7/18 M-F 1-4 pm $250

EXPLORE MORE!


Alki CC 17

www.seattle.gov/parks/athletics/tennisct.htm

LESSONS

CLINICS

LEAGUES

TOURNAMENTS

SPECIAL EVENTS

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

MAD SCIENCECAMP BRAINIAC Ages 5-12The Scientist is not a person who gives the right answers, they are the ones who ask the right questions. We will examine inventions of the past, and create our own inventions for the future. You will also apply for, and receive, your very own patent. Equipped with our five senses, we explore the universe around us and call the adventure Science. Min 12/Max 24Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113946 7/21- 7/25 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

MAD SCIENCESECRET AGENT LAB Ages 5-12Go inside a scientist’s lab and discover the secrets you’ve always wondered about! Use your skills as a chemist to make your own radical reactions with batteries, nickels, and more! Make ‘brain goo’ and check out your bones as you travel the organ trail and uncover the secrets of our own body. Become a Mad Science detective and use your forensic skills to solve the ‘Great Caper’! Min 12/Max 24Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113947 8/4- 8/8 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

MAD SCIENCETO INFINITY AND BEYOND Ages 7-12From our Earth’s atmosphere to the outer reaches of our system, this camp sends you on a quest for exploration. Explore the farthest reaches of our solar system and create a lunar eclipse. Steer a laser beam through a laser maze and find hidden mountains using the principles of radar technology and discover everyday objects that were originally designed for use in space. See comets up close as one is formed before your eyes and take home your very own Catch-A-Comet! Finish up your week by launching a ‘Rocket to the Stars’. Min 12/Max 20Location: Alki Bathhouse

□ #113951 8/18- 8/22 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

ÌATHLETICS

TENNIS SPRING Tennis students will learn the basics of tennis, from forearm and backhand to developing hand-eye coordination. Rainy days will be made up in June.Ages 16-60

□ #112664 5/5-5/28 M/W 5-6 pm $70Ages 10-15

□ #112665 5/5-5/28 M/W 4-5 pm $70

T-BALL Ages 5-7Boys and girls learn how to hit, catch and field a ball, and have a lot of fun learning the basics of baseball.

□ #113314 4/21-6/11 M/W 4-5 pm $30


Alki CC18

ÌARTS: VISUAL/CRAFTS

BEGINNING OIL PAINTING Ages 18 and olderIntroduction to traditional oil painting. Learn everything from stretching a canvas to varnishing a finish piece. Over six classes you will learn the basics of ground preparation, color mixing, painting from life and finishing off a work of art.

□ #117643 3/31-4/21 Mon 6-8 pm $67 □ #117644 4/28-5/19 Mon 6-8 pm $67 □ #117645 6/02-6/16 Mon 6-8 pm $51

CHILD/PARENT POTTERYAges 4 and olderCome discover pottery with your child. Learn about pinching, coiling, and slab construction. Play with texture, form, and various shapes . Make precious gifts that will last a lifetime. Max 10. Clay and glazes provided. *Both parent and child need to be registered.

□ #117646 4/1-4/29 Tue 1-2 pm $48 □ #117647 5/6-5/27 Tue 1-2 pm $48 □ #117648 6/3-6/17 Tue 1-2 pm $48 □ #117649 4/1-4/29 Tue 11:30 am-12:30 pm $48 □ #117650 5/6-5/27 Tue 11:30 am-12:30 pm $48 □ #117651 5/6-5/27 Tue 11:30 am-12:30 pm $48

FIGURATIVE DRAWING Ages 15 and olderLearn to draw the human form, through short and long poses. We will study anatomy for the artist, learning the skeletal and muscular structures essential to drawing the body. A range of drawing medias such as conte crayon, charcoal, pastel and pencil will be explored.

□ #117652 4/2- 4/25 W/F 6-8 pm $110 □ #117653 5/7-5/30 W/F 6-8 pm $110 □ #117654 6/4-6/20 W/F 6-8 pm $110

PORTRAIT PAINTING Ages 18 and olderIntroduction to portrait painting. In this class you will learn the basics of learning to draw and paint from life. Self portraiture in an expressionistic manner and realistic style will be explored. Exposure to a range of paint media that can be used for portrait painting will be explored.


POTTERY ADULT BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE WHEEL THROWING Ages 18 and olderStudents learn how to throw on the wheel in a relaxed and supportive environment. Students who have limited experience on the wheel but who want to work on specific challenges are welcome. Min 4/max 6

□ #117663 4/1-4/29 Tue 9-11 am $110 □ #117665 5/9-5/27 Tue 9-11 am $88 □ #117668 6/3-6/17 Tue 9-11 am $66 □ #117664 4/2-4/30 Wed 6-9 pm $133 □ #117667 5/7-5/28 Wed 6-9 pm $133 □ #117670 6/4-6/18 Wed 6-9 pm $99 □ #117763 6/26-7/24 Thu 6-9 pm $133 □ #117766 6/26-7/24 Thu 6-9 pm $133 □ #117764 7/31-8/28 Thu 6-9 pm $133 □ #117767 7/31-8/28 Thu 6-9 pm $133

POTTERY CLAY ON THE WHEEL Ages 18 and olderFor thousands of years, transforming clay on the potter’s wheel has captivated and inspired audiences. In this five session course, artist Katherine Chilcote will introduce you to the wheel and basic techniques and essentials to create everyday forms like cups, bowls and vases. Participants will learn the process of forming, trimming, glazing, and firing their work. No experience required! All glazes are oven-and dishwasher safe.

□ #117766 6/26-7/24 Thu 6-9pm $133 □ #117767 7/30-8/28 Thu 6-9pm $133

EXPLORE MORE!


Alki CC 19

ÌATHLETICS

SPORTBALL JUNIOR Ages 16-24 MonthsThis 45-minute program is a perfect introduction to Sportball. Children and parents participate in our eight core sports including: hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football along with creative games, songs, rhymes, stories, bubble time and much more. Although these programs focus more on exploration, children will be introduced to a different sport each week. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child and challenge them according to their skill level.

□ #117693 4/3-4/24 Thu 9-9:45 am $60 □ #117694 5/1-5/22 Thu 9-9:45 am $60 □ #117697 5/29-6/19 Thu 9-9:45 am $60

SPORTBALL MULTI-SPORT Ages 3-5Sportball Multi-Sport skills development programs introduce preschool and primary school children to the concepts and skills involved in the eight core sports of the Sportball methodology including: hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football. Classes are conducted once a week in one-hour sessions, using developmentally appropriate methods to introduce, practice and refine gross motor skills. The programs reinforce the benefits of teamwork and skills development rather than the importance of winning, enabling children to gain the confidence and develop the social skills necessary to succeed in sport and life.

□ #117700 4/3-4/24 Thu 10:30-11:30 am $60 □ #117701 5/1-5/22 Thu 10:30-11:30 am $60 □ #117702 5/29-6/19 Thu 10:30-11:30 am $60

SPORTBALL PARENT & CHILD Ages 2-3Parents and caregivers can have a direct hand in a preschooler's development through our Multi-Sport program. Sportball teaches children important introductory physical skills associated with our eight core sports (hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football) and helps them to develop confidence in their abilities. The programs also help adults understand proven teaching techniques that can be applied outside of Sportball classes. Classes focus on refining, rehearsing and repeating skills and playing games in a fun, creative, non-competitive environment.

□ #117704 4/3-4/24 Thu 9:45-10:30 am $60 □ #117706 5/1-5/22 Thu 9:45-10:30 am $60 □ #117707 5/29-6/19 Thu 9:45-10:30 am $60

Ì FITNESS/HEALTH/WELLNESS

PUNK ROCK AEROBICS Ages 11 and olderEmerge yourself in a unique group fitness class featuring cardio, strength training, flexibility and a kick-butt punk rock sound track! All fitness levels/high BMI encouraged. All kinds of music all kinds of people all kinds of fun!

□ #117673 4/1-4/29 Tue 6:45-7:45 pm $44 □ #117675 5/6-5/27 Tue 6:45-7:45 pm $44 □ #117677 6/3-6/17 Tue 6:45-7:45 pm $44 □ #117769 6/24-7/22 Tue 6:45-7:45 pm $44 □ #117770 7/29-8/26 Tue 6:45-7:45 pm $44

HATHA YOGA Ages 18 and olderAll levels yoga class. Classes vary depending on what students want to work on that day. Variations on strength, stretch and breath. Strive to make it all feel good by the end of class and leave with a smile!

□ #117655 4/1-4/29 Wed 6:15-7:30 pm $55 □ #117656 5/6-5/27 Wed 6:15-7:30 pm $55 □ #117657 6/3-6/17 Wed 6:15-7:30 pm $55 □ #117720 6/25-7/30 Wed 6:15-7:30 pm $55 □ #117719 8/6-8/27 Wed 6:15-7:30 pm $55

SHOTOKAN KARATE WEST SEATTLE Ages 7 and olderJoin other advanced students to learn methods and attitudes that develop character and encourage conflict avoidance. Learn martial arts by perfecting kicks, strikes, blocks, and proper stances. Practice sparring with fellow students in a manner that avoids injury. Do workout exercises that increase your strength, flexibility, and aerobic capacity. Please call the community center at 206-684-7430 for contact information. Sensei Gerald Sakuda has been teaching traditional Japanese karate in West Seattle since 1975 and has an affiliation with the Washington Shotokan Association.

□ #117679 3/31-4/30 M/W 6-7 pm $32 □ #117685 3/31-4/30 M/W 7-8 pm $32 □ #117681 5/5-5/28 M/W 6-7 pm $32 □ #117686 5/5-5/28 M/W 7-8 pm $32 □ #117684 6/2-6/18 M/W 6-7 pm $40 □ #117690 6/2-6/18 M/W 7-8 pm $40 □ #117771 6/23-7/23 M/W 6-7 pm $40 □ #117772 7/28-8/27 M/W 6-7 pm $40


Alki CC20

DISCOVERY PARK206-386-42363801 Discovery Park Blvd. [email protected]

» located 5 miles northwest of downtown Seattle

» 8 miles of trails » ponds, saltwater

beaches, forests, and meadows

CARKEEK PARK206-684-0877950 NW Carkeek Park Road [email protected]

» located in North Seattle » roam the trails » play at the playground » explore the historic

Piper’s Orchard

CAMP LONG206-684-74345200 35th Ave [email protected]

» located in West Seattle » 68-acre forested park with

hiking trails » climbing rock with

instructors » rustic cabins for rent » wetlands loaded with

frogs and salamanders » campfi re programs

EXPLORE THE WILD SIDE OF SEATTLE THROUGH YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING CENTERS!

Many Seattle parks now have programs for adults and families focusing on the natural and cultural history of Puget Sound and your role in that history. Contact an environmental learning center to learn more about these unique programs.

Learn about and sign up for programs on SPARC, an online registration service. Each park also has its own

web page at www.seattle.gov/parks. Click on the Environmental Learning link.

Ì TEEN PROGRAMS

H.O.P.E OP.Age 11-17At Alki we believe every youth has something special to offer. We embrace the opportunity to help each youth volunteer find that gift through various engaging activities. H.O.P.E is a program that gives not only the student an opportunity to engage with other students, youth and adults, but also is a program that gives adults the opportunity to engage with the youth. This program allows the youth to bring their voice and insight to their service learning experience at Alki Community Center. To find out ways you too can be engaged with your service learning hours, contact Paula Pablo at (206) 684-7430 to set up an interest interview.M-Th 4-7 pm Fri 5-9 pm

SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEEAge 11-17Do you like planning events? Like having an opinion on how events should look or what activities the kids and the public would love? If so, come meet with us and share your creative ideas and see them come to life. Ist & 3rd Thu/month 4:30-5:30 pm

EXPLORE MORE!


Alki CC 21

ÌACTIVITY CAMPS

CHEF CAMP Ages 6-12Calling all future chefs! Do you want to learn to make your favorite foods? Do you like to experiment with recipes? In this fun camp, kids will learn the fundamentals of cooking food from around the world.Instructor: Carrie CarrilloLocation: Delridge CC


ÌATHLETICS

T-BALL Ages 5-7Boys and girls learn how to hit, catch and field a ball, and have a lot of fun learning the basics of baseball.

□ #112669 4/21-6/11 M/W 4-5 pm $25

INTRODUCTION TO YOGA Ages 15 and older'Introduction to Yoga' is a class designed for anyone interested in finding out about yoga or wanting to ease their way back into a yoga practice. Focusing on the fundamental ideas, postures, breathing foundations and movement meditations, students are encouraged to explore their uniqueness; their capabilities and limitations while discovering new ways to concentrate, relax and let go. Extreme postures such as head stands, shoulder stands and full back-bends are avoided in this class. Come experience the Joy of Yoga!!

□ #116907 4/2-4/23 Wed 6-7 pm $36 □ #119908 4/30-5/21 Wed 6-7 pm $36 □ #116909 5/28-6/18 Wed 6-7 pm $36 □ #116963 6/25-7/23 Wed 6-7 pm $45 □ #116964 7/30-8/27 Wed 6-7 pm $45

ZUMBA DANCE Ages 16 and olderZumba combines high energy and motivating Latin music with unique moves and combinations that allow you to dance away your worries. The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba uses the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.

□ #116953 4/1-4/24 T/Th 7:30-8:30 pm $45 □ #116954 5/6-5/29 T/Th 7:30-8:30 pm $45 □ #116955 5/31-6/21 T/Th 7:30-8:30 pm $45 □ #117002 6/24-7/24 T/Th 7:30-8:30pm $45 □ #117003 7/29-8/28 T/Th 7:30-8:30pm $45 □ #118156 9/2-9/25 T/Th 7:30-8:30pm $45

Drop-in: $10

BALLET 1 Ages 5-7Children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Boys and girls learn basic ballet positions and steps in a fun and encouraging environment that incorporates creative exploration as well as traditional ballet technique. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet ok.

□ #116893 4/5-4/26 Sat 10:15-11 am $36 □ #116894 5/3-5/19 Sat 10:15-11 am $27

www.sigby.com

Thousands of kids activities you know and love all in one place!

One-Stop-Shopping for Thousands of Kids Activities

Great Deals & Special Offers.Easy to get kids enrolled together.Fill out one form—Use it again and again.

RegisterFREE

REGISTRATION PARTNER

Guaranteed Best Price


Delridge CC22

CREATIVE BALLET Ages 2-4Preschool children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Classes are designed for new dancers. Dancers are introduced to basic ballet movement. Using a positive learning atmosphere, children are encouraged for their accomplishments as they begin their journey as dancers. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet ok.

□ #116904 4/5-4/26 Sat 9:15-9:45 am $24 □ #116902 5/3-5/17 Sat 9:15-9:45 am $18

PRE-BALLET Ages 4-6Dancers will begin to see a very basic ballet class with stretching, intro to basic ballet steps at the barre, and exercises center and across the floor. Class still includes lots of free dancing and imagination. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet ok. Dancers should be ready to take class independently - we ask that parents remain outside the classroom.

□ #116944 4/5-4/26 Sat 9:45-10:15 am $24 □ #116945 5/3-5/17 Sat 9:45-10:15 am $18

SPORTBALL MULTI-SPORT Ages 3-5, 6-8Sportball Multi-Sport skills development programs introduce preschool and primary school children to the concepts and skills involved in the eight core sports of the Sportball methodology including: hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football. Classes are conducted once a week in one-hour sessions, using developmentally appropriate methods to introduce, practice and refine gross motor skills. The programs reinforce the benefits of teamwork and skills development rather than the importance of winning, enabling children to gain the confidence and develop the social skills necessary to succeed in sport and life.Ages 3-5

□ #118000 4/5 Sat 1-2 pm Free Trial □ #116947 4/12-4/26 Sat 1- 2 pm $60 □ #116948 5/3-5/17 Sat 1- 2 pm $60

Ages 6-8 □ #118001 4/5 Sat 1-2 pm Free Trial □ #116950 4/12-4/26 Sat 2- 3 pm $60 □ #116951 5/3-5/17 Sat 2- 3 pm $60

BEGINING HIP HOP Ages 6-12Does your kid love to dance? Come learn the basics of bop, break dance and funk. Upbeat music and fun routines will keep you moving while having great fun!

□ #116896 4/1-4/22 Tue 7-7:45 pm $48 □ #116897 4/29-5/20 Tue 7-7:45 pm $48 □ #116898 5/27-6/17 Tue 7-7:45 pm $48 □ #116958 6/24-7/22 Tue 7-7:45 pm $60 □ #116959 6/24-7/22 Tue 7-7:45 pm $60

PIANO INSTRUCTION Ages 5-12We offer weekly private lessons to beginner, intermediate and advanced students from age 5 through high school and beyond. The lesson plans include a balance of theory, ear training, sight reading and repertoire appropriate to the student's level and musical ability. Each time slot is $20 per half hour lesson.

Saturday 4/5-4/26 5/3-5/17

10-10:30 am □ #116913 □ #116921

10:30-11 am □ #116914 □ #116922

11-11:30 am □ #116915 □ #116923

1130 am-Noon □ #116916 □ #116924

Noon-12:30 pm □ #116917 □ #116925

12:30-1 pm □ #116918 □ #116926

1-1:30 pm □ #116919 □ #116927

1:30-2 pm □ #116920 □ #116928

$80 $60

EXPLORE MORE!


Delridge CC 23

LEARN TO MAKE A COMIC BOOKAges 6-12Superheroes, villains, talking animals and princesses! Kids will create their own comic book by learning bold illustration/cartooning techniques that tell their story through motion lines, body.

□ #116910 4/3-4/24 Thu 6:30-8 pm $50 □ #116911 5/1-5/29 Thu 6:30-8 pm $50 □ #116912 6/5-6/19 Thu 6:30-8 pm $30 □ #116966 6/26-7/24 Thu 6:30-8 pm $50 □ #116968 7/31-8/28 Thu 6:30-8 pm $50

WHATS COOKING, DELRIDGE?Ages 18 and upThe Cooking Class is for adults with disabilities, 18 years of age and older, who are independent, follow directions easily, and do not require one-on-one supervision. Learn the basic skills for preparing and cooking healthy meals. We will learn what's needed to prepare a meal from beginning to end and eat our finished meals. Due to the popularity of this program and the limited number we can accommodate, we are requesting that agencies and group homes limit the number of people they preregister to two.Location: Delridge Kitchen

□ #110704 1/6-2/3 Mon 6:30-8:30 pm $25

INTRODUCTION TO HOME BREWINGAges 21+ Want to learn how to brew your own beer? This class will overview the basic process of home brewing, step by step, while observing an actual brew. You will learn about costs, equipment and get all your questions answered by experienced home brewers. Instructors: Kate Broeking and Daniel Harris

□ #116906 5/3 Sat 11 am-12:30 pm $25

BREAD BAKING WORKSHOPS AND COOKING CLASSES18 and olderYou are encouraged to BYO apron. Instructor: Carrie Carrillo

HOW TO COOK LAMB Looking for a great idea for a delicious springtime meal celebration? In this class we will learn about some of the different cuts and cooking methods of this delicious protein, then create a meal using one of them. We will be making Middle Eastern-style lamb shanks with a pistachio crust and pomegranate molasses sauce. We will also make a few side dishes, including a chickpea and pomegranate salad, and some surprises.

□ #116904 4/5 Sat 10:30-1:30 pm $27

CHALLAH BREAD Challah a delicious fluffy braided egg bread that complements any meal, and is perfect for French toast! In this hands-on workshop you’ll learn the entire process from flour to loaf: mixing, kneading, rising, baking and we’ll learn several dough braiding techniques (three, four and six-strand loaves). We’ll provide all the ingredients and you’ll make your very own loaf to take home, warm out of the oven! We’ll also learn to make a dip (such as hummus, babaganouj or tzatziki) while we wait for the dough to rise.

□ #116899 5/15 Thu 5:30-8 pm $25

PITA BREAD Did you know that it takes only 3 minutes to bake a pita? While the whole process takes a little longer, flatbread or pocketbread is relatively quick and easy to make, and it’s a delicious bread to share with friends and family. Join us as we learn the entire process from flour to loaf: mixing, kneading, rising, and baking. We’ll provide all the ingredients and you’ll make your very own breads to take home, warm out of the oven! We’ll also learn to make yummy dips to fill our pocketbread ( such as hummus, babaganouj, or tzatziki).

□ #116900 6/5 Thu 5:30-8 pm $25

HOW TO COOK MEAT AND SEAFOODWhat are the main cuts of meat that we encounter every day? How do you pick one to cook? What kinds of fish and seafood are easy to make and sustainable? What does sustainable mean in regards to meat and seafood? In this class we will learn to cook a steak, roast a chicken, stuff a whole fish, and steam some mussels.

□ #116962 7/10 Thu 5:30-8 pm $29


Delridge CC24

ÌMARTIAL ARTS

INTRO TO MARTIAL ARTSAges 6-12 Martial Arts is coming to Delridge CC in April! Details TBA, please check with the front desk for registration. Wed 5-6pm

Ì TEENS PROGRAMS

BEATS AND EATSCook with fun healthy teen-friendly recipes, then chow down as you learn the basics of DJing and music production…or just cook and eat while you listen to great music. Either way, you are welcome! Mon 4:30 – 5:30 pm

DELRIDGE BOWLERSBI-WEEKLY TRIPS

Every other Thursday come join the Delridge teen bowlers to compete against yourself or the other kids in the neighborhood.Tue 4 – 6 pm

THE GREAT OUTDOORS The Delridge teen program will be on the go this summer exploring many local trails, beaches and green spaces. We will also be working with Camp Long and the Seattle Parks 02 program to offer some great fun and educational events outdoors such as Mountain Biking and Rock Climbing. Call Daryl Look for upcoming programs: 206-684-7423

TEEN FITNESSAges 16+Cease to be obese! Work off those calories and feel great! Teen open fitness room hours. Mon/Wed 4:30 – 6 pm

GREEN TEEN GARDENING Want to learn how to grow your own food, help your community, and get service learning hours at the same time? Explore the importance of urban gardening and growing your own food, while meeting new people, gaining valuable experience and having fun!W/Th 4- 5 pm

TEEN ADVISORY COUNCIL Last Thursday of the Month 4-5 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

A FREE year round outdoor recreation and environmental education program for teens

14-19 years old citywide.

PROGRAMMING INCLUDES: » After-School Workshops » Overnight and Day Trips » Service Projects » Week Long Expeditions » Paid Internships

GET INVOLVED TODAY!NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.

seattle.gov/parks/teens/o2

LIFELONG RECREATION

Engage with your community and remain active. Learn something new, get fit, meet friends, or join us for field trips to places you have always wanted to visit.

NEW THIS QUARTER:Are you caring for a loved one living with memory loss? Lifelong Recreation now offers Dementia-Friendly Recreation opportunities.

ARTS, FITNESS, & SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE AGE 50+

Find out more at www.seattle.gov/parks/seniors/ where you can download the Lifelong Recreation brochure and sign up for our email newsletter. Contact us at (206) 684-4951

EXPLORE MORE!


Delridge CC 25

ÌACTIVITY CAMPS

SPORTBALLHALF-DAY CAMP Ages 3-5What a fantastic experience for your child! Sportball camps focus on eight core sports (hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football) and also includes arts and crafts, snack time, stories, music, co-operative games and theme days. Camps are run indoors and outdoors, depending on the location and weather. Children must be potty trained.Location: Hiawatha CC


BALLET CAMPAges 4-8This fun camp is appropriate for kids of all levels (new to more experienced) who would like try ballet or practice their skills this summer! The last day will be a practice dance recital. Camp also includes a break for arts and craft activities. Ballet slippers are recommended, bare feet OK. Instructor: Anna ZemkeLocation: Dakota Place

□ #114739 8/25- 8/28 M-W 1-4 pm Thu 2-5 pm $85

MOVIE MAKING CAMPAges 8-16Learn the art of making a film, from writing a script to lighting a scene and editing the final footage. Great for beginner filmmakers or anyone interested in the craft. Experience an exciting week full of filmmaking techniques and hands on experiences. Fridays class will be held at Delridge Community Center’s computer lab.Location: Dakota PlaceACTION

□ #113986 7/14- 7/18 M-Th 8:30-11:30 am Fri 1-4 pm $160 □ #113987 8/4- 8/8 M/T/W/F 1-4 pm Thu 2-5 pm $160

COMEDY □ #113988 7/21- 7/25 M-Th 8:30-11:30 am Fri 1-4 pm $160 □ #113989 7/28- 8/1 M/T/W/F 1-4 pm Thu 2-5 pm $160

DRAMA □ #113990 8/4- 8/8 M-Th 8:30-11:30 am Fri 1-4 pm $160

HORROR □ #113991 7/14- 7/18 M/T/W/F 1-4 pm Thu 2-5 pm $160 □ #113998 7/28- 8/1 M-Th 8:30-11:30 am Fri 1-4 pm $160

JUMP ROPE WITH ROPEWORKS Ages 6-12Jumping rope is a wonderful lifetime fitness activity! Our camp will help anyone of any skill level learn the steps to basic, intermediate and advanced jump rope skills. Kids work together in a fun and rewarding environment of goal setting, best effort, and team building. Play games, learn skills, develop new skills and stay fit in our fun-filled high energy program that really gets you jumpin’! Kids learn single rope skills, partner routines, long rope, double dutch, video sessions, games and dance.Location: Dakota Place


CHESS CAMP Ages 8-12Exercise your brain this summer! This fun camp will teach and practice chess strategies for players from beginner to advanced. No experience necessary.Location: Dakota Place

□ #114740 7/7- 7/10 M-W 1-4 pm Thu 2-5 pm $120

PRE-ENGINEERING WITH LEGOAges 5-6Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own unique design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders forthe challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals.Location: Dakota Park Place

□ #118297 6/23-6/26 M-Th 1-4 pm $152

JEDI ENGINEERING WITH LEGOAges 5-6Young 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 farflungedges of the galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to create motorized and architectural projects such as energy catapults, shield generators and defense turrets.Location: Dakota Park Place

□ #118295 6/23-6/26 M-Th 9 am-Noon $152

UK PETITESOCCER CAMPAge 3-5UK Petite Soccer programs for children from 3 to 5 years old The emphasis is on a "games-based" approach to coaching soccer within a fun learning environment. Players receive a UK Petite T-Shirt and UK Petite Certificate.Location: Hiawatha CC

□ #118289 7/14-7/18 M-F 2-3:15 pm $110 □ #118291 7/14-7/18 M-F 3:30-4:45 pm $110


Hiawatha CC26

SUMMER TWEEN CAMP Ages 11 – 14Summer Day Camp Deposit: At the time of registration, Parks staff will collect a $15 Day Camp deposit for each week requested. Deposits are non-refundable/non-transferable. (Full payment for Week 1 at time of registration is no longer required, as long as registration is more than 2 weeks before the first day of the program). Registration packets must be completed before your child/children can attend the summer teen camp program. No class 7/4.Location: Hiawatha CCWASHINGTON STATE ADVENTURES WEEK

□ #114787 6/23- 6/27 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175DISNEY WEEK!

□ #114788 6/30- 7/3 M-Th 7 am-6 pm $140*SPORTS EXTRAVAGANZA!

□ #114789 7/7- 7/11 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175URBAN ADVENTURES!

□ #114790 7/14- 7/18 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175TEAMWORK: WE ARE FAMILY!

□ #114791 7/21- 7/25 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175PERFORMING ARTS!

□ #114792 7/28- 8/1 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175CHALLENGE WEEK!

□ #114793 8/4- 8/8 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175I LOVE THE 80'S!

□ #114794 8/11- 8/15 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175MOVIN’ AND GROOVIN’!

□ #114795 8/18- 8/22 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175NO-THEME WEEK!

□ #114796 8/25- 8/29 M-F 7 am-6 pm $175Sibling Discount $10, *$8

TWEEN HIP HOP CAMP Ages 11-14In this fun camp tweens will be offered various exercises and games built on basic elements of the dance, and use their own creativity to develop confidence in self-expression. Participants will learn the foundational movements of bboying/girling including toprock, footwork, freezes, and introduction to power moves and freestyle. They will also learn a routine to help to remember the material learned. Instructor Anna Nagy “Naj” is a member the Funky Dynamics and 1inA Million Crew, has been breaking for over ten years and has been teaching for the past five years. She is an accomplished performer, national champion and has been involved in the local community helping to bring bboying/girling as a part of youth development in schools, community centers and detention centers. Please note that this camp is Monday-Thursday.Location: Hiawatha CC

□ #114742 8/18- 8/21 M/T/W 1-4 pm Thu 2-4 pm $90

ÌATHLETICS

TENNIS Beginning tennis instruction. This program will meet twice a week for 5 weeks.Ages 8-10

□ #117096 7/1-7/31 T/Th 4-5 pm $112 □ #117097 8/5-8/28 T/Th 4-5 pm $112

Ages 10-12 □ #117094 7/1-7/31 T/Th 5-6 pm $112 □ #117095 8/5-8/28 T/Th 5-6 pm $112

Ages 13-up □ #117098 7/1-7/31 T/Th 6-7 pm $112 □ #117099 8/5-8/28 T/Th 6-7 pm $112

SPORTBALL®JUNIOR Ages 16-24 MonthsThis 45-minute program is a perfect introduction to Sportball. Children and parents participate in our eight core sports including: hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football along with creative games, songs, rhymes, stories, bubble time and much more. Although these programs focus more on exploration, children will be introduced to a different sport each week. Parents are encouraged to participate with their child and challenge them according to their skill level. No Class 5/26.

□ #117093 4/14 Mon 9:30-10:15 am Free Trial □ #117085 4/21-5/12 Mon 9:30-10:15 am $60 □ #117086 5/19-6/16 Mon 9:30-10:15 am $60

SPORTBALL®PARENT & CHILD Ages 2-3Parents and caregivers can have a direct hand in a preschoolers development through our Multi-Sport program. Sportball Junior, Parent & Child and Me & My Dad programs teach children important introductory physical skills associated with our eight core sports (hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football) and helps them to develop confidence in their abilities. The programs also help adults understand proven teaching techniques that can be applied outside of Sportball classes. Classes focus on refining, rehearsing and repeating skills and playing games in a fun, creative, non-competitive environment. No Class 5/26.

□ #117092 4/14 Mon 10:15-11 am Free Trial □ #117087 4/21-5/12 Mon 10:15-11 am $60 □ #117088 5/19-6/16 Mon 10:15-11 am $60

EXPLORE MORE!


Hiawatha CC 27

SPORTBALL® MULTI-SPORT Ages 3-5Sportball Multi-Sport skills development programs introduce preschool and primary school children to the concepts and skills involved in the eight core sports of the Sportball methodology including: hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football. Classes are conducted once a week in one-hour sessions, using developmentally appropriate methods to introduce, practice and refine gross motor skills. The programs reinforce the benefits of teamwork and skills development rather than the importance of winning, enabling children to gain the confidence and develop the social skills necessary to succeed in sport and life. No Class 5/26.

□ #117089 4/14 Mon 11 am-Noon Free Trial □ #117090 4/21-5/12 Mon 11 am-Noon $60 □ #117091 5/19-6/16 Mon 11 am-Noon $60

KIDZ LOVE SOCCERMOMMY/DADDY & ME SOCCER Ages 2 – 3.5Introduce yourself and your toddler to the "World's Most Popular Game"! As you and your child participate in our fun age appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. A variety activities designed around the game of soccer will be played each week. The fun happens on the field, and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer, you won't have to watch from the sidelines. No class 5/24, 7/5. 7/19 to be held at Alki Field due to festival at Hiawatha

□ #117079 4/19-6/14 Sat 3-3:30 pm $83 □ #117203 6/28-8/23 Sat 3-3:30 pm $83

KIDZ LOVE SOCCERTOT SOCCERAges 3.5-4Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Encourages large motor skill development through fun soccer games and introduces small children to the group setting. Shin guards are required after the first meeting. No class 5/24, 7/5. KLS Rain-out Hotline: 1-888-372-58037/19 to be held at Alki Field due to festival at Hiawatha

□ #117080 4/19-6/14 Sat 3:40-4:10 pm $83 □ #117204 6/28-8/23 Sat 3:40-4:10 pm $83

KIDZ LOVE SOCCERPRE- SOCCER Ages 4-5Teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age appropriate environment. Shin guards are required after the first meeting. No class 5/24, 7/5. KLS Rain-out Hotline: 1-888-372-58037/19 to be held at Alki Field due to festival at Hiawatha

□ #117081 4/19-6/14 Sat 4:10-4:45 $83 □ #117205 6/28-8/23 Sat 4:10-4:45 $83

KIDZ LOVE SOCCERSOCCER 1 Ages 5-6Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Shin guards are required after the first meeting. No class 5/24, 7/5. KLS Rain-out Hotline: 1-888-372-58037/19 to be held at Alki Field due to festival at Hiawatha

□ #117075 4/19-6/14 Sat 4:45-5:30 $83 □ #117076 6/28-8/23 Sat 4:45-5:30 $83

KIDZ LOVE SOCCERSOCCER SKILLZ & SCRIMMAGES Ages 7-10Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Shin guards are required after the first meeting. No class 5/24, 7/5. KLS Rain-out Hotline: 1-888-372-5803. 7/19 to be held at Alki Field due to festival at Hiawatha

□ #117077 4/19-6/14 Sat 5:30-6:15 $93 □ #117207 6/28-8/23 Sat 5:30-6:15 $93


PUNK ROCK AEROBICS Ages 11 and olderEmerge yourself in a unique group fitness class featuring cardio, strength training, flexibility and a kick-butt rock sound track! All fitness levels/high BMI encouraged. All kinds of music all kinds of people all kinds of fun!

□ #117082 4/2-4/30 Wed 7-8 pm $55 □ #117083 5/7-5/28 Wed 7-8 pm $44 □ #117084 6/4-6/25 Wed 7-8 pm $44 □ #117144 7/2-7/30 Wed 7-8 pm $55 □ #117146 8/6-8/27 Wed 7-8 pm $55 □ #117148 9/3-9/24 Wed 7-8 pm $55


Hiawatha CC28

ÌPERFORMING ARTS & DANCE

CREATIVE BALLET 1 Ages 2-4Preschool children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Classes are designed for new dancers. Dancers are introduced to basic ballet movement. Using a positive learning atmosphere, children are encouraged for their accomplishments as they begin their journey as dancers. Girls should wear tights and a leotard of any color. Ballet skirts are allowed - tutus are not due to ease of damaging them. Pink LEATHER ballet shoes are required – "ballet slippers" are not allowed due to a slipping hazard. Dancers should be ready to take class independently - we ask that parents remain outside the classroom.

□ #117173 4/7-4/28 Mon 3-3:30 pm $18 □ #117174 5/5-5/26 Mon 3-3:30 pm $24 □ #118452 4/7-4/28 Mon 2:30-3pm $18 □ #118453 5/5-5/19 Mon 2:30-3pm $18 □ #117175 4/2-4/30 Wed 2:30-3 pm $24 □ #117176 5/4-5/28 Wed 2:30-3 pm $24 □ #117161 7/7-8/11 Mon 4:15-4:45 pm $36

CREATIVE BALLET 2 Ages 3-5Pre-requisite for Creative Ballet 2 is Creative Ballet 1. Preschool children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Dancers expand on the listening skills and movements we learned in Creative Ballet 1. Girls should wear tights and a leotard of any color. Ballet skirts are allowed - tutus are not due to ease of damaging them. Pink LEATHER ballet shoes are required -"ballet slippers" are not allowed due to a slipping hazard. Dancers should be ready to take class independently - we ask that parents remain outside the classroom.

□ #117177 4/7-4/28 Mon 3:30-4 pm $18 □ #117178 5/5-5/28 Mon 3:30-4 pm $18 □ #117179 4/2-4/30 Wed 3-3:30 pm $24 □ #117180 5/7-5/28 Wed 3-3:30 pm $18 □ #117162 7/9-8/13 Mon 4:15-4:45 pm $36

PRE-BALLET Ages 4-6Dancers will begin to see a very basic ballet class with stretching, intro to basic ballet steps at the barre, and exercises center and across the floor. Class still includes lots of free dancing and imagination. Girls should wear tights and a leotard of any color. Ballet skirts are allowed - tutus are not due to ease of damaging them. Pink LEATHER ballet shoes are required -"ballet slippers" are not allowed due to a slipping hazard. Dancers should be ready to take class independently - we ask that parents remain outside the classroom. Please note that April and May classes are reserved for current students preparing for a recital; check with center for availability. New students welcome in July!

□ #117181 4/7-4/28 Mon 4-4:30 pm $18 □ #117182 5/5-5/26 Mon 4-4:30 pm $24 □ #117163 7/7-8/11 Mon 4:45-5:30 pm $36 □ #117183 4/2-4/30 Wed 3:30-4 pm $24 □ #117184 5/7-5/28 Wed 3:30-4 pm $24 □ #118637 7/9-8/13 Wed 4:45-5:30 pm $36

□BALLET 1Ages 5-7Children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Boys and girls learn basic ballet positions and steps in a fun and encouraging environment that incorporates creative exploration as well as traditional ballet technique. Girls should wear a leotard, tights, and Pink Leather ballet slippers, Ballet skirts are allowed-tutus are not due to ease of damage. Boys should wear a plain t-shirt, black leggings, and ballet slippers. Hair should be secured back from face in a bun. Please note that April and May classes are reserved for current students preparing for a recital; check with center for availability. New students welcome in July!

□ #117061 4/7-4/28 Mon 4:30-5:15 pm $27 □ #117063 4/7-4/28 Mon 5:15-6 pm $36 □ #117062 5/5-5/19 Mon 4:30-5:15 pm $36 □ #117164 5/5-5/19 Mon 5:15-6 pm $36 □ #117153 7/7-8/11 Mon 5:30-6:30 pm $72 □ #118498 4/2-4/30 Wed 4-4:45pm $36 □ #118499 5/7-5/28 Wed 4-4:45pm $36 □ #117154 7/9-8/13 Wed 5:30-6:30 pm $72

BALLET 2 Ages 6-9Courses that teach the basics of correct body alignment and proper ballet technique. Dancers continue their progression in the world of classical ballet and expand their knowledge of terminology, steps, and combinations across the floor. Girls should wear leotard and tights. Pink LEATHER ballet shoes are required - "ballet slippers" are not allowed due to a slipping hazard. Ballet skirts are allowed - tutus are not due to ease of damage. Hair should be pulled back from the face and long hair in a bun. Please note that April and May classes are reserved for current students preparing for a recital; check with center for availability. New students welcome in July!

□ #117165 4/7-4/28 Mon 6-7 pm $18 □ #117166 5/5-5/26 Mon 6-7 pm $36 □ #118500 4/2-4/30 Wed 4:45-5:45pm $36 □ #118501 5/7 -5/28 Wed 4:45-5:45pm $36 □ #117155 7/7-8/11 Mon 6:30-7:30 pm $72 □ #117156 7/9-8/13 Wed 6:30-7:30 pm $72

EXPLORE MORE!


Hiawatha CC 29

BALLET 3 Ages 8-17Courses that teach the basics of correct body alignment and proper ballet technique. For dancers whom have taken at least a year of dance and tweens just beginning their journey as Ballerinas. Dancers will be able to demonstrate the basic technique of a true ballerina such as posture, placement, and turnout. Dancers will begin to combine steps for basic combinations. Returning dancers will continue to add to their repertoire. Please note that April and May classes are reserved for current students preparing for a recital; check with center for availability. New students welcome in July!

□ #117167 4/7-4/28 Mon 7-8 pm $48 □ #117168 5/5-5/26 Mon 7-8 pm $48 □ #118502 4/2-4/30 Wed 5:45-6:45pm $48 □ #118503 5/7-5/28 Wed 5:45-6:45pm $48 □ #117158 7/7-8/11 Mon 6:30-7:45 pm $72 □ #118628 7/9-8/13 Wed 6:30-7:45 pm $72

BALLET 4Ages 9-17Dancers begin taking a longer class and focus their attention to proper training technique. Dancers are expected to have hair in a bun and bangs pulled back from face, tights and a leotard are required. Please note that April and May classes are reserved for current students preparing for a recital; check with center for availability. New students welcome in July!

□ #117169 4/2-4/30 Wed 6:45-8 pm $60 □ #117170 5/7-5/28 Wed 6:45-8 pm $60 □ #117160 7/7-8/13 Mon 6:30-7:45 pm Wed 6:45-7:45 pm $120

BALLET 5 Ages 10-17Dancers begin coming two days a week to help their body train to be a dancer. Strengthening exercises to build foot and ankle strength to prepare dancers for more complicated combinations of jumps, and stretching exercises for flexibility. Dancers will continue to add to their repertoire of dance steps and work on improving technique while increasing the difficulty of combinations. Please note that April and May classes are reserved for current students preparing for a recital; check with center for availability. New students welcome in July!

□ #117171 4/2-4/30 Mon 7-8 pm Wed 6:45-8 pm $96 □ #117172 5/5-5/21 Mon 7-8 pm Wed 6:45-8 pm $96 □ #117160 7/7-8/13 Mon 6:30-7:45 pm Wed 6:45-7:45 pm $120

ADULTS BEGINNER BALLROOM DANCING Ages 18 and olderBuild balance, flexibility and grace while learning to elegantly maneuver the dance floor in this beginning course to American style foxtrot and waltz. Understand and develop the strength and sensitivity necessary for a good foundation in partnership (lead/follow) skills while having fun and meeting new people! Enhance your style and rhythm as we play with the 'old school' foxtrot, while lengthening your muscles for better grace and balance in the classic waltz. No partner is necessary. Ballroom or casual dress shoes recommended (no rubber soles). Just make sure clothing and shoes (shoes are necessary) are comfortable for dancing!

□ #117055 4/1-4/29 Tue 6-7 pm $45 □ #117056 5/6– 5/27 Tue 6-7 pm $45 □ #117057 6/3-6/24 Tue 6-7 pm $45 □ #117120 7/8-7/29 Tue 6-7 pm $45 □ #117121 8/5-8/26 Tue 6-7 pm $45 □ #117122 9/9-9/30 Tue 6-7 pm $45

ADULTS INTRO TO LATIN DANCE Ages 18 and olderSalsa is wildly popular, but where do these dancers learn to move their hips? If you've always wanted to join the fun but think that you're too stiff, or just want to learn the basic moves, then this is the place to start! Beginning slow with the alluring and passionate rumba, you'll loosen up and roll along to a faster pace in salsa, building coordination to tackle the more intricate and impressive cha cha. Latin/Ballroom or leather-soled shoes recommended and heels should be of comfortable height for moving quickly. No partner required.

□ #117058 4/1-4/29 Tue 7-8 pm $45 □ #117059 5/6-5/27 Tue 7-8 pm $45 □ #117060 6/3-6/24 Tue 7-8 pm $45 □ #117124 7/8-7/29 Tue 7-8 pm $45 □ #117125 8/5-8/26 Tue 7-8 pm $45 □ #117126 9/9 -9/30 Tue 7-8 pm $45

JOY OF BELLY DANCE Ages 12-80Improve your posture, balance, strength and self-assurance while learning this ancient art form. Throughout this course you will increase your finesse of the basics and expand your repertoire. As this course continues you will increase self-awareness and core strength when incorporating challenging moves, isolations and intricate choreography. Class will cover basic movements and shimmy, including intro to veil and playing finger cymbals, and basic and intermediate choreography. Please be prepared to purchase fabric or veil and finger cymbals (zills). Some items may be available through instructor. Belly Dance is suitable for everyone. Must meet the minimum of 5 participants.Instructor: Sian-Over 30 years of experience.

□ #117071 4/3-4/24 Thu 6:30-7:30 pm $43 □ #117073 5/1-5/29 Thu 6:30-7:30 pm $43 □ #117074 6/5-6/26 Thu 6:30-7:30 pm $43 □ #117130 7/10-7/31 Thu 6:30-7:30 pm $43 □ #117131 8/7-8/28 Thu 6:30-7:30 pm $43


Hiawatha CC30

BEGINNING HIP HOP Ages 6-12Youth Love HIP HOP! Come learn the basics of bop, break dance and funk. Upbeat music and fun routines will keep you moving while having great fun!

□ #112341 4/2-4/30 Tue 6-6:45 pm $60 □ #112342 5/7-5/28 Tue 6-6:45 pm $48 □ #112343 6/4-6/18 Tue 6-6:45 pm $36

Ì TEEN PROGRAMS

TWEEN BREAK CAMP Ages 10-14Hiawatha's Spring Break camp serves students entering grades 6th through 8th. Activities include games, sports, art, cooking, and field trips. This is a perfect place for teens to hang out in a fun supervised environment with friends and trained staff. Bring a sack lunch and drink daily.

□ #112290 4/14-4/18 M-F 7 am-6 pm $136Sibling Discount $8

TWEEN AFTER SCHOOL Ages 11-14Program director Marcel Jones will provide direct supervision for 6th, 7th and 8th graders. Daily activities include a mandatory study hall, sustained silent reading program and daily use of the game room. Once-a-week trips to popular city attractions and once a month nightly field trips.

□ #110250 4/1-4/30 M-F 2:35-6 pm $295 □ #110254 6/2- 6/19 M-F 2:35-6 pm $295 □ #110253 5/1-5/30 M-F 2:35-6 pm $295

Sibling Discount $10

AFTER-SCHOOL TEEN DROP-INAges 12-18 Hiawatha’s the spot for after school. Daily current entertainment mixed with ping pong, volleyball and basketball. Hiawatha also offers FREE dance studio space and FREE Wi-Fi access. 4/2-6/30 M-F 2:30-4 pm

“FLEX-THIS” DROP-IN FITNESSAges 14-18 Power core, free weights, circuits, endurance and flexibility training awaits! Teen participants can earn greater access privileges to the weight room through regular training and meeting all safety standards. No sign up needed.4/2-6/30 T/Th 3-4 pm

TUTOR CONNECTAges 12-18Connect with a fellow teen who can help you succeed in the classroom. Volunteer tutors and those seeking help should sign up in the teen room.4/2-6/30 Weekdays by appointment 3-7 pm

MARINERS GAMES Ages 13-18Help the Mariners reload and rally in the AL West. Email [email protected] for specific dates and to reserve your spot. Van leaves Hiawatha CC at 6 pm, returns at 10:30 pm4/2-6/30 Select Tue 6 pm

CREATE-A-COOK Ages 13-18Share recipes and cook delicious foods. Space is limited to eight youth, weekly. Sign up in the teen room today!4/2-6/30 Select Wed 3-5 pm

NIGHT OUT Ages 13-18Volunteers only! Serve your community through service and earn a “night out”. For details how to earn qualifying service hours, please visit the teen room or email [email protected] leaves Hiawatha CC at 3 pm4/11, 5/30 Thu 3 pm

INVEST IN YOURSELFAges 13-18Check out real opportunities to earn tuition dollars, seek scholarship funds and raise your value to potential universities. Invest in yourself! Please send emails to [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

WESTSIDE DRAMA PERFORMANCE

Ages 13-18Show your Westside Spirit! This is your chance to support local theatre and cheer on your talented ‘WildCat’ friends. Those who serve 15+ hours in the month of February earn FREE seats! Pre-func begins at 6 pm in the Center, show starts at 7 pm at the high school.4/11 Fri 6-10 pm

ALKI/HIAWATHA TEEN FLASHLIGHT HUNT

Ages 11-17Too old for egg hunts? Not in West Seattle! Hunt begins at 8:15 pm sharp. Send inquiries and questions to [email protected] or [email protected]. Upperclassmen and adult volunteers wanted.4/17 Thu 8-9:30 pm

PING PONG BATTLE Ages 13-18Players of all skill levels will be welcomed with music, food, prizes for division winners. Sign up in advance or drop-in the day of event (early school dismissal). 4/30 Wed 12:30-2:30 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


Hiawatha CC 31

LITTLE SI HIKE Ages 13-18Awesome views and a physical challenge! The 5-mile trail starts off steep, softens, then steep again as you scramble straight up the northern spine to the 1,576-foot summit. All supplies and provisions provided. 20+ hours of spring service required to join. 6/7 Sat 10 am-6 pm

SENIOR GRADUATIONAT SWAC

Ages 13-18Teens from Hiawatha and Alki will make signs and wish their senior friends good fortune in their post-high school years. Location: Van leaves Hiawatha CC at 4 pm, returns at 7 pm6/14 Fri. 4 pm

SUMMER INTERN APPLICATION PERIOD- SAVE THE DATE!Ages 13-18Seattle Parks & Recreation offers several summer teen internship opportunities, but don’t wait to apply! Earn service hours, training, gain job skills and have fun doing it! Pick up applications and detailed information for 5+ stipend intern opportunities. Stop in or email [email protected]: Various Parks and CC Sites4/9-5/9 Mon-Fri

HIAWATHA TEEN ADVISORY COUNCIL (TAC) - OPEN MEETINGS

Ages 13-18Teens in this council plan activities, special events and community service projects that focus on 6 core areas; 1)Sports, Health, & Fitness 2) Arts & Culture 3) Civic Engagement 4) Life Skills & Job Readiness 5) Social Recreation 6) Environmental Stewardship. Interested teens are encouraged to join the following meetings:4/9, 5/14, 6/11 Wed 3 pm7/9, 8/13 Wed 11 am

HIAWATHA JOB READINESS PROGRAM

Ages 14-18Join our team of community volunteers and interns! Earn service learning hours and gain skills that will prepare you for work and university life. For information on upcoming internship positions and how to apply, send your resume and inquiries to [email protected]. Hours vary by position

TEEN OPEN GYMCall or visit our Center for more information.6/30– 8/29 Mon-Fri 11 am-1 pm 6-7 pm

SUMMER “FLEX-THIS”Ages 14-19 Free weights, circuits, cardio and sports-specific training await! Summer outdoor challenges are also free to join. Teen participants can earn greater access privileges to the weight room through regular training and meeting all safety standards.6/30– 8/29 Mon-Fri 11 am-1 pm

MT. BAKER BOATINGAges 12-18Navigate the waters of Lake Washington in canoes and personal water crafts. A Float Test Certification and a parental waiver are required to join. For sign up, visit the Teen Room or email [email protected] leaves Hiawatha CC at 2 pm, returns at 6 pmSelect Tue(s) 2-6 pm

TEEN OUTDOOR SWIM & FLOAT TEST

Ages 13-18Gain the required certifications for SP&R summer beach and water park excursions. For sign up, visit the Teen Room or email [email protected]. Van leaves Hiawatha CC at 1 pm, returns at 5 pm7/10 Thu 1-5 pm

NORTH BEND ROCK CLIMBAges 12-18O2 Program leads will instruct a group rock climb at “the face” of North Bend. A completed parent authorization form is needed to join. All supplies and provisions provided. 20+ hours of spring service required to join. Van leaves Hiawatha CC at 9 am, returns at 4 pmTBD Thu 9 am

WILD WAVES THEME PARKAges 12-18Teens who complete 25+ summer service hours through Hiawatha CC sponsored events earn this FREE trip to Wild Waves. For learn how to earn qualifying service hours, call or visit our Center.Van leaves Hiawatha CC at 9 am, returns at 6 pm8/20 Wed 9 am

MARINERS GAMES Ages 13-18Help the Mariners reload and rally in the AL West. Email [email protected] for specific dates and to reserve your spot. Van leaves Hiawatha CC at 6 pm, returns at 10:30 pm6/30-8/29 Select Tuesdays 6 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!


Hiawatha CC32

INVEST IN YOURSELFAges 13-18Check out real opportunities to earn tuition dollars, seek scholarship funds and raise your value to potential universities. Invest in yourself! Please send emails to [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

SUMMER SERVICE LEARNINGAges 13-18Earn service learning hours and gain skills that will prepare you for work and university life. Make an impact! Please send emails to [email protected] to sign up.

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


Hiawatha CC 33

ÌACTIVITY CAMPS

SPORTBALL HALF-DAY CAMP Ages 3-5What a fantastic experience for your child! Sportball camps focus on eight core sports (hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football) and also includes arts and crafts, snack time, stories, music, co-operative games and theme days. Camps are run indoors and outdoors, depending on the location and weather. Children must be potty trained.Location: High Point CC

□ #114475 6/30- 7/3 M-Th 9 am-Noon $124

BALLET CAMP Ages 6-10This fun camp is appropriate for kids of all levels (new to more experienced) who would like try ballet or practice their skills this summer! The last day will be a practice dance recital. Camp also includes a break for arts and craft activities. Ballet slippers are recommended, bare feet OK.Location: High Point CC

□ #114479 7/7- 7/11 M-F 1-4 pm $110

HIP HOP CAMP Ages 6-10In this fun camp tweens will be offered various exercises and games built on basic elements of the dance, and use their own creativity to develop confidence in self-expression. Participants will learn the foundational movements of bboying/girling including toprock, footwork, freezes, and introduction to power moves and freestyle. They will also learn a routine to help to remember the material learned. Instructor Anna Nagy “Naj” is a member the Funky Dynamics and 1inA Million Crew, has been breaking for over ten years and has been teaching for the past five years. Location: High Point CC

□ #114474 6/23- 6/27 M-F 1-4 pm $125

KIDZ LOVE SOCCERSUMMER CAMPSpend a week enjoying the world’s most popular sport in a fun, recreational environment. Learn and practice soccer skills including: dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and age-specific defense. Everyone is a winner as the week’s fun culminates in an age-appropriate “World Cup” tournament. All campers will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey and soccer ball. Campers must bring a full water bottle and a snack. All participants must wear shin guards. Soccer shoes and sunscreen are required.Location: High Point CC (Walt Hundley Field)Ages 5-6

□ #116383 8/4-8/8 M-F 9 am-Noon $125Ages 7-8

□ #116384 8/4-8/8 M-F 9 am-Noon $125Ages 9-10

□ #116385 8/4-8/8 M-F 9 am-Noon $125

ALL SPORTS CAMP Allow campers to experience a variety of competitive and non-competitive outdoor sports and games. Children will enjoy a wide variety of exciting alternative sports including Frisbee and kickball. Not to worry as they’ll take breaks to play games such as capture the flag, and rampage soak’em.Location: High Point CCAges 5-7

□ #114456 7/21- 7/25 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95 □ #114457 8/18- 8/22 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95

Ages 8-10 □ #114746 7/21- 7/25 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95

Ages 10-12 □ #114458 8/18- 8/22 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95

BASEBALL CAMP Welcome all skill levels to a fun summer of baseball. Our camp will cover every area of baseball, including infield and outfield play, pitching, base running, hitting sessions, and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to have your aspiring sluggers join the fun.Location: High Point CCAges 5-7

□ #114459 8/4- 8/8 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95Ages 8-10

□ #114460 8/4- 8/8 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95

FIELD HOCKEY This camp is fun, if your child likes hockey then they will love Field hockey! Children learn hitting, driving, pushing and flicking a ball into an opposing team’s goal using hockey sticks on a field. This is true fun in the sun!Location: High Point CCAges 5-7

□ #114461 8/25- 8/29 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95Ages 8-10

□ #114462 8/25- 8/29 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95

FLAG FOOTBALL CAMPHut, Hut, Hike. Join us, and learn both offensive and defensive strategies to football’s younger half. Run the field, pass the football and learn to catch.Location: High Point CCAges 5-7

□ #114463 7/14- 7/18 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95 □ #114466 8/11- 8/15 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95

Ages 8-10 □ #114464 7/14- 7/18 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95 □ #114465 8/11- 8/15 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95


High Point CC34

ULTIMATE FRISBEE CAMP A fantastic sport that is fun to learn, and easy to play. Learn the ten basic rules of the game, how to throw and catch the Frisbee. It’s going to be a beautiful summer, so have fun running in the sun.Location: High Point CCAges 5-7

□ #114477 8/25- 8/29 M-F 1:30-5 pm $95Ages 8-10

□ #114476 8/25- 8/29 M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95

PRE ENGINEERING WITH LEGO Ages 5-6Have your child become a Play-Well Engineer this summer! Students will build cities, bridges and motorized cars/planes and explore the many creative possibilities of engineering with the LEGO system. With access to over 100,000 pieces of LEGO, your child will have the opportunity to build what they have only dreamed of with the support of an experienced Play-Well Engineering instructor to guide them.Location: High Point CC

□ #113940 7/21- 7/25 M-F 9 am-Noon $190

BASHEM’ BOTS USING LEGO® Ages 5-6Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a massive motorized LEGO machine? Our Play Well Engineering instructors guide students in this advanced Play-Well engineering camp, as they re-engineer standard LEGO vehicles into mechanized machines that can traverse challenging obstacles, battle against fellow bots, and take on Play-Well Instructors’ colossal creations. Location: High Point CC

□ #113932 7/21- 7/25 M-F 1-4 pm $190

MAD SCIENCEOUR PLANET EARTH Ages 5-12Become a caretaker of the Earth, and get a hands-on look at ways to help reduce our garbage, re-use what we cannot reduce, and create ways to recycle. Discover solar science and learn how the sun produces energy to grow our food, heat our homes, and even cook our food. Take a walk on the wild side and take a peek into the natural world and get down to nature on a microscopic level by going on a ‘micro trail’ and take to the sky as we become Owlologists! Min 12/Max 20Location: High Point CC

□ #113939 8/11- 8/15 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

MAD SCIENCESECRET AGENT LAB Ages 5-12Go inside a scientist’s lab and discover the secrets you’ve always wondered about! Use your skills as a chemist to make your own radical reactions with batteries, nickels, and more! Make ‘brain goo’ and check out your bones as you travel the organ trail and uncover the secrets of our own body. Become a Mad Science detective and use your forensic skills to solve the ‘Great Caper’! Min 12/Max 24Location: High Point CC

□ #113938 7/14- 7/18 M-F 9 am-Noon $160

MAD SCIENCEFANTASTIC FORCES Ages 5-12We’ll investigate lasers and magnets, race powered cars, and have a hair-raising experience with the Mad Science Van De Graff generator. You’ll even get to build your very own rocket and see one launched! We will test inertia, gravity, centripetal force, and kinetic and potential energy by launching race cars, spinning bike wheels, and hurtling ping-pong balls with our own rubber-band-powered catapult. Min 12/Max 20Location: High Point CC

□ #113937 7/28- 8/1 M-F 9 am-Noon $160


PRE-K ART FUN Ages 4–5Children will be engaged in creative exploration while building cognitive and physical skills. Our belief is that young children need exposure to the arts in order develop their emerging sense of self and valuable to their development. Exposure to paint, watercolor, collage, oil pastels and more.

□ #116588 4/1-4/29 Tue 4:15-5:15 pm $45 □ #116589 5/6-5/27 Tue 4:15-5:15 pm $36 □ #116590 6/3-6/17 Tue 4:15-5:15 pm $27

MIXED MEDIAAges 5-8By engaging in both individual and collaborative projects kids would get familiar with hands on techniques: painting with a variety of implements (brushes, fingers, sponges, sticks, spatulas, etc.), printing with stamps and stencils, and collage with torn paper, magazine cut-outs, and found materials.

□ #116431 4/1-4/29 Tue 5:30-6:30 pm $45 □ #116438 5/6-5/27 Tue 5:30-6:30 pm $45 □ #116439 6/3-6/17 Tue 5:30-6:30 pm $27 □ #116620 6/24-7/22 Tue 5:30-6:30 pm $49 □ #116621 7/29-8/26 Tue 5:30-6:30 pm $49

EXPLORE MORE!


High Point CC 35

ÌATHLETICS

BEGINNER TENNIS Ages 8-12 Beginning Tennis instruction. This program will meet twice a week for 5 weeks.

□ #113268 7/1-7/31 T/Th 5-6 pm $112 □ #113269 8/5-8/28 T/Th 5-6 pm $112

QUICKSTART TENNIS LEAGUE The QuickStart Tennis League is a FUN, play-based approach to learning tennis for kids 7-10 yrs old. The program is designed to get the whole family engaged in practice and matches. All kid friendly equipment is provided. Regional League play on select Wednesdays. For more info on the QuickStart concept go to: 10andundertennis.comPARENT MANAGERS AND VOLUNTEER TEAM MANAGERS WANTED! Matches start 7/31, all equipment is provided, and parent participation is highly encouraged. Grand Finale PLAY DAY will be held at the Amy Yee Tennis Center on August 14th from 5:30-8:30 pm.Ages 7-8

□ # 116592 6/23-8/13 M/W 6-7 pm $35Ages 9-10

□ #116593 6/23-8/13 M/W 7-8 pm $35

BABY BASKETS AND BALLS W/ADULT Ages 18 Months-3 YearsUsing age-appropriate equipment caregiver and child will enjoy many opportunities to physically explore their surroundings, children will develop their motor skills and hand and eye coordination while learning the fundamentals of basketball.

□ #118161 4/9 - 4/30 Wed 9:15-10 am $39 □ #118162 5/7 - 5/28 Wed 9:15-10 am $39

TODDLER BASKETS AND BALLS W/ADULT Ages 24 Months-4 YearsIn this class toddlers will practice dribbling and ball handling skills using fun drills.

□ #118443 4/9 - 4/30 Wed 10:15-11 am $39 □ #118444 5/7 - 5/28 Wed 10:15-11 am $39


WOMEN'S-ONLY GENTLE YOGA Ages 8 and olderLadies only! Fitness, stretching, ab work, and aerobic exercise! This class incorporates several elements of exercise for an exceptional fitness experience.

□ #116598 4/4-4/25 Fri 5:45-6:45 pm $30 □ #116599 5/2-5/23 Fri 5:45-6:45 pm $30 □ #116600 5/30-6/20 Fri 5:45-6:45 pm $30 □ #116882 7/11-8/1 Fri 5:45-6:45 pm $30 □ #116883 8/9-8/30 Fri 5:45-6:45 pm $30

YOGALATES Ages 18 and olderCombine two terrific workouts into one, Yoga and Pilates! Yogalates works your abdominal and pelvic floor muscles which help to protect and strengthen the lower back, tone the belly, trim the waist and assist with core stability. It is excellent for developing general tone and fitness in the body while also creating a sense of inner calm, relaxation and overall well-being. Beginners and intermediates are welcome.

□ #116601 4/2-4/23 Wed 6:30-7:30 pm $42 □ #116602 4/30-5/21 Wed 6:30-7:30 pm $42 □ #116603 5/28-6/18 Wed 6:30-7:30 pm $42 □ #116884 6/25-7/23 Wed 6:30-7:30 pm $42 □ #116885 7/30-8/27 Wed 6:30-7:30 pm $42

ÌHOBBIES/CLUBS/LIFESTYLES

KNIFE SKILLS AND HEALTHY STIR-FRYSAges 18-upWant to learn basic techniques that can have dinner on the table in no time? Or are you more advanced and want to hone your skills? This class is perfect for anyone who likes food! We will learn to julienne, different dices, how to debone a chicken, and several other cutting and cooking methods. Then we will turn all of our fine cuts into a meal and learn how to make basic stir fry. Instructor: Carrie Carrillo

□ #116430 4/26 Sat 10:30-1:30 pm $27


High Point CC36

SUSHI MAKING AND JAPANESE FOODAges 18-upLove sushi and want to learn how to make it at home? There are a few tips and techniques that may seem daunting at first, but professional chef Carrie will share her secrets to make it easy! This class will cover some of the basics of making sushi: how to make proper sushi rice, chop the different vegetables, slice fish, and make rolls. We will make rolls such as the California roll, avocado roll, cucumber roll, and spicy tuna. We’ll also learn to make miso soup, sunomono, and discuss some of the history of sushi and how it became so popular. Appropriate for vegetarians and fish-eaters, no experience necessary. Bring your own apron. Instructor: Carrie Carrillo

□ #116594 5/17 Sat 10:30-1:30 $27

ÌMARTIAL ARTS/SELF-DEFENSE

WEST SEATTLE TAE KWON DO CLUBAges 18 and olderLearn Tae Kwon Do, a Korean martial art known primarily for its fast sparring techniques, dynamic forms, and strong kicks. Our club is focused on self-improvement in a non-competitive atmosphere that promotes unity, respect, and indomitable spirit. Improve physical abilities such as strength, speed, endurance, flexibility, and coordination; as well as mental attributes such as confidence, focus, self-control, and willpower. Taught by Darin Smith, 3rd dan black belt and certified personal trainer.

□ #116595 3/31- 4/26 M/Th 6:30-8 pm Sat 10 am-Noon $35 □ #116596 4/28-5/31 M/Th 6:30-8 pm Sat 10 am-Noon $35 □ #116597 6/2-6/21 M/Th 6:30-8 pm Sat 10 am-Noon $35 □ #116880 6/30-7/26 M/Th 6:30-8 pm Sat 10 am-Noon $35 □ #116881 7/28 -8/30 M/Th 6:30-8 pm Sat 10 am-Noon $35


BALLET 1 Ages 3-5Children learn basic ballet skills and vocabulary in a creative, fun environment. This class has a classic "ballet class" structure with creativity mixed in during the class. Children with dance experience (unless 5).

□ #116413 4/1-4/29 Tue 9:45-10:25 am $40 □ #116414 5/6-5/27 Tue 9:45-10:25 am $32 □ #116415 6/3-6/17 Tue 9:45-10:25 am $24 □ #116604 7/1-7/29 Tue 9:45-10:25 am $24 □ #116605 8/5-8/26 Tue 9:45-10:25 am $24

BALLET 2 □ #116416 4/1-4/29 Tue 11-11:25 am $49 □ #116418 5/6-5/27 Tue 11-11:25 am $39 □ #116419 6/3-6/17 Tue 11-11:25 am $30 □ #116606 7/1-7/29 Tue 11-11:25 am $30 □ #116607 8/5-8/26 Tue 11-11:25 am $30

CREATIVE BALLET - NEW DANCERS Ages 2-4These classes are designed for new dancers. Dancers are introduced to basic ballet steps, posture, and placement. Using a positive learning atmosphere, children are encouraged for their accomplishments as they begin their journey as dancers. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet are OK.

□ #116424 4/1-4/29 Tue 9:15-9:45 am $37 □ #116425 5/6-5/27 Tue 9:15-9:45 am $30 □ #116426 6/3-6/17 Tue 9:15-9:45 am $23 □ #116611 7/1-7/29 Tue 9:15-9:45 am $37 □ #116613 8/5-8/26 Tue 9:15-9:45 am $30

CREATIVE BALLET - RETURNING DANCERS Ages 2-4Children continue to learn ballet vocabulary and add new ballet steps to their repertoire as they improve.

□ #116427 4/1-4/29 Tue 10:30-11 am $37 □ #116428 5/6-5/27 Tue 10:30-11 am $30 □ #116429 6/3-6/17 Tue 10:30-11 am $23 □ #116615 7/1-7/29 Tue 10:30-11 am $37 □ #116617 8/5-8/26 Tue 10:30-11 am $30

PRE-DANCE Ages 2 Children will learn ballet, tap and creative movement basics in a fun, exciting class that engages their imagination. Class is taught by an experienced children's dance instructor, with movement and music geared especially for 2-year-olds. Parents are encouraged to participate in class.

□ #116582 4/1-4/29 Tue 11:30-Noon $22 □ #116584 5/6-5/27 Tue 11:30-Noon $22 □ #116585 6/3-6/17 Tue 11:30-Noon $22 □ #116867 7/1-7/29 Tue 11:30-Noon $37 □ #116877 8/5-8/26 Tue 11:30-Noon $37

BEGINNING HIP HOP Ages 6-10Does your kid love to dance? Come learn the basics of hip hop, bop, break dance and funk. Upbeat music and fun routines will keep you moving while having great fun!

□ #116421 4/1-4/22 Tue 5-5:45 pm $48 □ #116422 4/29-5/20 Tue 5-5:45 pm $48 □ #116423 5/27-6/17 Tue 5-5:45 pm $48 □ #116608 7/1-7/29 Tue 5-5:45 pm $48 □ #116609 8/5-8/26 Tue 5-5:45 pm $48

EXPLORE MORE!


High Point CC 37

ÌMUSIC - PERSONAL LESSONS

MUSIKAL MAGIK INFANT/TODDLER DEVELOPMENT Ages 14 Months-3 YearsShake your eggs, dance with scarves! Pound on drums and play along with live guitar! Teacher Katy guides you through exercises that help develop your child's musical, social, physical, verbal, and cognitive skills with the magic of music. Instructor: Katy Webber

□ #116440 4/3-4/24 Thu 11-11:45 am $55 □ #116441 5/1-5/22 Thu 11-11:45 am $55 □ #116441 5/29-6/19 Thu 11-11:45 am $55 □ #116622 7/10-7/31 Thu 11-11:45 am $55 □ #116625 8/7-8/28 Thu 11-11:45 am $55

PIANO INSTRUCTIONAges 5-12We offer weekly private lessons to beginner, intermediate and advanced students from age 5 through 12. The lesson plans include a balance of theory, ear training, sight reading and repertoire appropriate to the student’s level and musical ability. Prices listed reflect number of lessons that session. NO lessons 4/12, 4/16, 5/24.Recital is June 16; last day of June lessons is 6/14.Instructor: Donna BedwellTUESDAY

April May June July August

3-3:30 116485 116528 116538 116826 116836

3:30-4 116486 116529 116539 116827 116837

4-4:30 116487 116530 116540 116828 116838

4:30-5 116488 116531 116541 116829 116839

5-5:30 116489 116532 116542 116830 116840

5:30-6 116490 116533 116543 116831 116841

6-6:30 116524 116534 116544 116832 116843

6:30-7 116525 116535 116545 116833 116844

7-7:30 116526 116536 116546 116834 116845

7:30-8 116527 116537 116547 116835 116846

$60 $60 $100 $100 $100

Ages 5 and olderInstructor: Nancy CarrWEDNESDAY

April May June Summer

3-3:30 116548 116558 116568 1-1:30 118457

3:30-4 116549 116559 116569 1:30-2 118458

4-4:30 116550 116560 116570 2-2:30 118459

4:30-5 116551 116561 116571 2:30-3 118460

5-5:30 116552 116562 116572 3-3:30 116847

5:30-6 116553 116563 116574 3:30-4 116848

6-6:30 116554 116564 116575 4-4:30 116849

6:30-7 116555 116565 116576 4:30-5 116850

7-7:30 116556 116566 116577 5-5:30 116851

7:30-8 116557 116567 116578 5:30-6 116852

$60 $80 $40 6-6:30 116853

6:30-7 116854

7-7:30 116855

7:30-8 116856

$160

SATURDAY

April May June

10-10:30 116443 116457 116471

10:30-11 116444 116458 116472

11-11:30 116445 116459 116473

11:30-12 116446 116460 116474

12-12:30 116447 116461 116475

12:30-1 116448 116462 116476

1-1:30 116449 116463 116477

1:30-2 116450 116464 116478

2-2:30 116451 116465 116479

2:30-3 116452 116466 116480

3-3:30 116453 116467 116481

3:30-4 116454 116468 116482

4-4:30 116455 116469 116483

4:30-5 116456 116470 116484

$60 $80 $40


High Point CC38

ÌACTIVITY CAMPS

SOCCER CAMPAges 5-11Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Smallsidedsoccer matches will be introduced gradually. Shin guards are required after the first meeting.

□ #TBA

ÌATHLETICS

BUSY BEE SPORTS Ages 4-8Children will learn the fundamentals of sports: Soccer-feet & eye coordination; T-ball-catching with a glove, hitting from the batting tee, running bases; tumbling, forward and backwards rolls, handstands, bowling and jump rope; basketball-dribbling, shooting, offense and defense; relay running-passing the baton and form running. All sports will be implemented in 10-minute increments.Taught by Mr. Ho

□ #117264 4/2-4/30 Wed 5:45-6:30 pm $31 □ #117265 5/7-5/28 Wed 5:45-6:30 pm $25 □ #117266 6/4-6/18 Wed 5:45-6:30 pm $19


INDOOR ROWING FOR FITNESSAges 13 and olderDuwamish Rowing Club will offer an Indoor Rowing Fitness Class for those interested in getting in shape with the ultimate goal of getting out on the water and rowing competitively. Classes will be based around the Concept 2 Ergometer and also encompass core training and circuit training.

□ #117531 4/1-4/29 Tue 7-8 pm Sat 10-11 am $45 □ #117538 5/3-5/31 Tue 7-8 pm Sat 10-11 am $40 □ #117544 6/3-6/28 Tue 7-8 pm Sat 10-11 am $40 □ #117618 7/1-7/25 Tue 7-8 pm Sat 10-11 am $40 □ #117620 8/5-8/29 Tue 7-8 pm Sat 10-11 am $40 □ #117629 9/1-9/27 Tue 7-8 pm Sat 10-11 am $40

INDOOR ROWING FOR FITNESSAges 13 and olderThis class will be based around the Concept 2 Indoor rowing machines and will also involve circuit training. There will also be a discussion at each class about nutrition. An estimated 2 lbs. for week with this comprehensive program. Open to anyone age 13 and up.

□ #117548 4/1- 4/29 Tue 6-7 pm Sat 9-10 am $45 □ #117553 5/3-5/31 Tue 6-7 pm Sat 9-10 am $40 □ #117554 6/3-6/28 Tue 6-7 pm Sat 9-10 am $40 □ #117630 7/1-7/25 Tue 6-7 pm Sat 9-10 am $40 □ #117631 8/5-8/29 Tue 6-7 pm Sat 9-10 am $40 □ #117632 9/1-9/27 Tue 6-7 pm Sat 9-10 am $40

YOGA FOR RELAXATION Ages 15 and olderCome and relax after a hectic week and experience the health benefits of this soothing exercise. Yoga will help you destress your day away from work.

□ #117602 4/1-4/29 Tue 6:30-7:30 pm □ #117603 5/6-5/27 Tue 6:30-7:30 pm □ #117604 6/3-6/24 Tue 6:30-7:30 pm □ #117639 7/1-7/29 Tue 6:30-7:30 pm □ #117640 8/5-8/26 Tue 6:30-7:30 pm

ZUMBA FITNESS Ages 16 and olderAre you tired of the same old work out? Try something NEW! Inspired by Latin dance and music, Zumba uses a variety of styles in its routines, including cumbia, merengue, salsa, reggaeton, hip-hop, pop, mambo, rumba, flamenco, calypso, and salsaton. Music selections include both fast and slow rhythms to help tone and sculpt the body.


ÌMARTIAL ARTS/SELF-DEFENSE

MARTIAL ARTS Ages 7 and olderCome learn the basics of Martial Arts.

□ #117589 4/7-5/1 M/Th 6:45-7:45 pm $25 □ #117590 5/5-5/29 M/Th 6:45-7:45 pm $25 □ #117591 6/2-6/26 M/Th 6:45-7:45 pm $25 □ #117633 6/30-7/31 M/Th 6:45-7:45 pm $31 □ #117634 8/4-8/28 M/Th 6:45-7:45 pm $25

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


South Park CC 39


PRE-BALLET Ages 4-6Dancers will begin to see a very basic ballet class with stretching, intro to basic ballet steps at the barre, and exercises center and across the floor. Class still includes lots of free dancing and imagination. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet OK.

□ #117593 4/5-4/26 Sat 1:15-2 pm $36 □ #117594 5/3-5/24 Sat 1:15-2 pm $36 □ #117595 6/7-6/21 Sat 1:15-2 pm $27 □ #117635 6/28-7/26 Sat 1:15-2 pm $36 □ #117636 8/2-8/30 Sat 1:15-2 pm $36

BALLET & TAP Ages 4-8Children will learn ballet and tap basics in a fun, exciting class that engages their imagination. Class is taught by an experienced children's dance instructor, with movement geared especially for your child's age group.

□ #117258 4/7-4/28 Mon 6-6:45 pm $32 □ #117259 5/5-5/19 Mon 6-6:45 pm $24 □ #117260 6/2-6/16 Mon 6-6:45 pm $24 □ #117609 6/30-7/28 Mon 6-6:45 pm $40 □ #117610 8/4-8/25 Mon 6-6:45 pm $32

BALLET 1 Ages 5-7Children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Boys and girls learn basic ballet positions and steps in a fun and encouraging environment that incorporates creative exploration as well as traditional ballet technique. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet OK.

□ #117261 4/5-4/26 Sat 2-2:45 pm $36 □ #117262 5/3-5/24 Sat 2-2:45 pm $36 □ #117263 6/7-6/21 Sat 2-2:45 pm $27 □ #117611 6/28-7/26 Sat 2-2:45 pm $45 □ #117613 8/2-8/30 Sat 2-2:45 pm $45

CREATIVE BALLET Ages 2-4Preschool children learn basic ballet skills in a creative, fun environment. Classes are designed for new dancers. Dancers are introduced to basic ballet movement. Using a positive learning atmosphere, children are encouraged for their accomplishments as they begin their journey as dancers. Feel free to wear any clothes comfortable for movement; ballet slippers or bare feet OK.

□ #117272 4/5-4/26 Sat 12:45-1:15 pm $24 □ #117273 5/3-5/24 Sat 12:45-1:15 pm $30 □ #117274 6/7-6/21 Sat 12:45-1:15 pm $18 □ #117614 6/28-7/25 Sat 12:45-1:15 pm $36 □ #117616 8/2-8/30 Sat 12:45-1:15 pm $45

SALSA DANCINGAges 18 and olderLearn to do the most popular dance around, Salsa, lots of fun, great music, no partner necessary!

□ #117598 4/2-4/30 Wed 7-8 pm $60 □ #117599 5/7-5/28 Wed 7-8 pm $48 □ #117600 6/4-6/25 Wed 7-8 pm $48 □ #117637 7/2-7/30 Wed 7-8 pm $48 □ #117638 8/6-8/27 Wed 7-8 pm $48

COMMUNITY KITCHENAges 16 and olderCommunity Kitchen brings people together to prepare food and share it. Everyone gets involved in the food preparation, cooking and cleaning, and then we all eat a meal together. In addition to leaving a community kitchen with a full belly, participants gain cooking skills, fresh ideas, nutrition awareness, and perhaps best of all, new friends. This FREE program is limited to 12 participants, please reserve your spot by calling the front desk at 684-7451 or sign up online.

□ #117267 4/16 Wed 5:30-8 pm □ #117268 5/21 Wed 5:30-8 pm □ #117269 6/18 Wed 5:30-8 pm □ #117271 8/20 Wed 5:30-8 pm □ #117270 7/16 Wed 5:30-8 pm

FREE!FREE!


South Park CC40

ÌCOMPUTER TRAINING

EARTH DAY STORIES FOR TEENSAges 10-19Teens will learn how to write and create digital stories using Adobe Photoshop and a basic film editing program (iMovie and/or Adobe Premiere). This workshop will encourage teens to work on their narrative and writing skills, their grammar, as well as employ critical thinking while drafting their stories. We only have 7 available spots, so please sign up early!

□ #117275 4/22 Tue 4-5:30 pm

INTERNET AND EMAILBASICS/COMPUTER BASICS II

Ages 18 and olderGet Connected! Learn about the Internet and how to use it effectively in this introductory course. You will learn how to connect to the Internet, browse websites, search for specific information, and download files. We'll also learn how to use the Internet safely, keeping your information and your computer secure.

□ #117558 5/7 Wed 6:30-7:50 pm □ #117563 5/21 Wed 6:30-7:50 pm

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS/COMPUTER BASICSAges 18 and olderComputers have become an important part of everyday life. Computer Basics I will introduce adults to the Windows operating system, keyboard and mouse, and computer programs for basic use. This 2-session course is ideal for absolute beginners: people who have never used a computer, haven't used it in a while, or know very little. Min 2/Max 10

□ #117568 4/14-4/28 Mon 6:30-7:50 pm $12

JUST GOOGLE ITAges 14 and olderThe Google search engine has become a powerful tool to use in finding things online. Take this class to learn more ways to use Google search: from finding directions using Google Maps, finding recipes, airline flights, images, etc.

□ #117585 5/12 Mon 7-7:50 pm □ #117587 6/23 Mon 7-7:50 pm

RESUME HELP AND JOB SEARCH SKILLS FOR TEENS

Ages 13-19Drop by Mondays through Fridays, between 4-6 pm at the RecTech @ South Park to learn how to create, edit, and enhance your resume! We'll also go over how to write cover letters and sending resumes online.

□ #117597 4/21-6/16 M-Th 4-6 pm

USING SOURCEAges 14 and olderIf you have a child attending the Seattle Public Schools, using Source is an important resource for you to help your child or children succeed. Drop by the South Park Community Center computer lab anytime to learn how to set up Source, contact faculty and staff, and to know more about what's going on in your child's school. For more information about Source, visit: seattleschools.org/area/source

□ #117601 4/30 Wed 7-8 pm

Ì TEEN PROGRAM

YOUTH POLICE ACADEMY Ages 12-19The Seattle Police Department seeks to provide innovative and effective programs for the City’s young people. Seattle Youth Police Academy is such a program. It is designed to establish a positive relationship between the Police Department and the city’s youth.

THE GOALS OF THE ACADEMY ARE: » To enhance responsible citizenship. » To provide positive interaction with police officers and

to educate young people about the challenges and responsibility of police work.

» Job opportunities within the department. » To encourage young people to take part in other youth

programs offered by the Police Department such as: the Law Enforcement Explorers, Police Cadet Corps and the Police Athletic League.

7/15-8/14 T/Th 10 am-Noon (except 8/5 6-9 pm)Sign-ups begin 5/27 at 1 pm. Limited to 20 participants.

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


South Park CC 41

STUDENT TEEN EMPLOYMENT PREPARATION - S.T.E.P.2014 WINTER/SPRING APPLICATIONS OUT: TBDThe STEP program is a year-round job readiness program designed to provide youth with education, job skills and career development training. Work focuses on addressing community needs; team projects may include forest enhancement, trail construction, habitat restoration, organizing community building events and mixed media projects. The program combines on the job work experience, environmental education, safety education and career development training. Participants will develop good work habits, strong team building and communication skills, as well as learning a sound cultural awareness of the environment and their communitiesLocation: South Park Community Center, various parks, facilities, and programs throughout Seattle 7/7-8/15 Stipend: $599

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:STEP is open to teens 14 - 19 years of age and you must be able to provide documentation of eligibility to work in the United States. Applicants must live in Seattle city limits, or attend a Seattle public school. For more information contact 206-684-4575 or [email protected].

TEEN TIMEWe offer many scheduled activities such as but not limited to basketball drills & skills, swimming, karaoke, video games, arts and crafts, cooking, dance… There are three 45-55 minute blocks of time, within each block there are activities that your teen can sign-up for. A light snack will be provided. Pick up registration forms at South Park Community enter.M-Th 4:15-7:15 pm

TEEN ADVISORY COUNCIL:The South Park Teen Council functions to provide youth in the neighborhood an opportunity to voice their opinions and act on the choices they make as a functional group. The teen council is open to new members joining and voicing their ideas to improve teen programs.2nd/Friday each month

HOMEWORK HELP:Need help bringing up your grades? If you need help with anything academic, Homework Help at South Park Community Center is for you. Staff set aside 2 hours after school to help youth succeed academically and/or accomplish career goals.M-Th 2:30-4 pm

YOUNG MEN’S GROUPWe all need work, why not work together? Let show the power our community has in numbers. B.U.I.L.D (Brothers United In Leadership & Development) Seattle was created to educate and strengthen young men around the great Seattle area. This program was created in partnership with B.U.I.L.D, Rainier Vista Community Center and Garfield Teen Life Center. Workshops are hosted each Friday at Rainier Vista Boys & Girls Club at 4 pm.

THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUSExplore Seattle every Wednesday! We will be visiting various green spaces that the greater Seattle area has to offer. Activities will include fitness, environmental activities, and community outreach. Time: Adventures will be every Wednesday, time TBA.

FITNESS & BOXINGThis boxing and conditioning class teaches the basic fundamentals of boxing. You will learn boxing techniques, foot movement, hand and eye coordination, combo punches, and Olympic-style boxing. You’ll also work on strength and conditioning. A current E-13 form is REQUIRED for all participants in order to participate in this program!Fitness activities partnered with SEAMAR; every Monday

SUMMER TEEN TIME IN THE SUNSHINEA program for any youth looking to have fun! We offer many scheduled activities such as but not limited to basketball drills & skills, swimming, karaoke, video games, arts and crafts, cooking, dance… There are three 45-55 minute blocks of time, within each block there are activities that your teen can sign-up for. A light snack will be provided. Pick up registration forms at South Park Community Center.

A'S & B'S CLUB Ages 10-19As & Bs Club is an incentive-based academic and enrichment program for students in middle school and high school. Students who maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher are rewarded with field trips and ice cream/pizza parties every quarter. In its pilot year (2012-2013), students in the program improved vocabulary, math, and knowledge in geography. Through the program, students also learned goal-setting, looking into colleges, as well as taking leadership roles for the South Park community.

□ #117257 4/21-6/16 M-Th 4-7 pm

HOMEWORK HOUR FOR TEENS Ages 10-19Do you need a place to use a computer and printer to do your homework, school projects, resume, or job and college applications? South Park CC RecTech lab offers priority use of PCs and color and B&W printers for students. Tutoring and homework help is also available throughout the day.

□ #117523 4/21-6/16 M-Th 3-4 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!


South Park CC42


GRAPHICS AND VIDEO GAME CREATION Ages 11-19Location: SWTLC

□ #117621 4/2-6/4 Wed 2:30-4 pm □ 6/26-8/21 Wed 2:30-4 pm

TEEN ART STUDIOAges 13-18Do you like to create things? Key Chains, Lanyards, Friendship Bracelets, Ice Candles and Origami are only a few of the things we will be doing in these fun hands on classes! Let your imaginations soar! E-13’s are required for all participants for an occasional field trip.

□ #117625 4/3-6/5 Tue 3:30 pm-4:30 pm □ 6/25-8/20 Tue 3:30 pm-4:30 pm

REAL TALK GIRLS GROUP Ages 12-18LADIES!! Looking for a place to talk? Have questions about boys, relationships, friendships, school, your future or life in general? Real Talk Girls group is the place for you. Feel free to sit in on conversations in an all-female / non-judgmental setting. Participants who attend the weekly discussion may attend the bi-weekly field trips.E-13 forms are required for participation and occasional field trips.

□ #117625 4/2-6/6 W/F 5:30-6:30 pm □ 6/26-8/22 W/F 5:30-6:30 pm

SWTLC TEEN ADVISORYCOUNCIL

Ages 13-18Let your voice be heard! Come together with your peers to discuss various topics. Help plan city wide and community events! The goal of the SWTAC council is to provide a platform where teens can learn and perform leadership activities. The campus council is open to all teens willing to get involved in making their community a better place. Come take part in the Southwest Teen Advisory Council and get hands on training in activism. This Council counts as service learning. E-13's are required for all participants for an occasional field trip. Class held every 1st Tuesday of the month

□ #117627 4/3-6/5 Tue 3:15-4:15 pm □ 6/25-8/19 Tue 3:15-4:15 pm

WII™ HEALTH CHALLENGEAges 12-19Challenge Chris to a health Challenge. Using the Wii video system, follow the moves whether it be dancing or fitness. Try and beat Chris to a better percentage weight loss then him. Prizes will be awarded with a healthy party at the end.

□ #117642 4/01-6/3 Tue 5-6 pm □ 6/24-8/19 Tue 5-6 pm

GRUB CLUB Ages 11-19Are you hungry after school? Do you like to cook? Do you like to eat yummy food? If you answered yes to any of the previous questions, then this club is for YOU!! Learn how to cook delicious meals! The best part about this class is YOU GET TO EAT ALL THE FOOD YOU COOK!! Have a favorite recipe? Bring it with you and we will make it the following week!

□ #117622 4/3-6/6 Thu 3:30-5:30 pm □ 6/26-8/21 Thu 3:30-5:30 pm

STEP TEAM Ages 12-19Southwest Teen Life Center’s Step Team is looking for new dedicated members! Are you interested in learning drill team style steps, performing steps at various venues and potentially march proudly in local parades? If so this team is for you! E-13 is required to participate in this program.

□ #117626 4/2-6/6 W/F 3:30-5:30 pm □ 6/26-8/22 W/F 3:30-5:30 pm

MUSIC LITERACY 101

Ages 12-19The crown is up for grabs. Think on innovative rhymes so fly they can make the sky jealous. Need I say more? Share tips and experiences with us. Join the music makers committee and gain entrance into our Studio.

□ #117624 4/4-6/6 Fri 4:45-6:15 pm □ 6/20-8/22 Fri 4:45-6:15 pm

TRAKADEMICS Ages 12-19Ever dreamed of laying down a hot track, mix it then remix it, record it then copy it, pass it out to your friends so they can peep your mad skills? You can do just that in our state of the art learning laboratory. Trakademics is a music literacy program that can teach you all of the above and then some!! E-13's are required for an occasional field trip!

□ #117641 4/2-6/4 Wed 4:30-6:30 pm □ 6/25-8/20 Wed 4:30-6:30 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!

EXPLORE MORE!


Southwest TLC 43

DISCOUNT QUICK CARD!QUICK CARD IS A PREPAID DISCOUNT ADMISSION CARD THAT PROVIDES ACCESS TO MANY RECREATIONAL CHOICES AT SEATTLE PARKS AND RECREATION.To purchase a discount quick card, visit any pool. A photo is taken

at the time of purchase. Cards are issued to individuals and are not transferable.

SOUTHWEST POOLWWW.SEATTLE.GOV/PARKS/AQUATICS/SWPOOL.HTM2801 SW ThistleSeattle, Washington 98126Ph: 206-684-7440

PROFESSIONAL STAFF:Diane Jones – Aquatic Center CoordinatorMatt Richardson – Assistant Aquatic Coordinator

SPRING HOURS OF OPERATION:Monday & Wednesday Noon-8:30 pm Tuesday & Thursday Noon-9:30 pmFriday Noon-8 pmSaturday 9:30-2 pmSunday 11 am-6 pm

Summer: M-F open at 7:30 am for SSL and swim lessons

Closed Holidays: May 26, July 4, and September 1.

FEESRECREATIONAL SWIM PRICES:Children under 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FreeYouth (Age 1-17): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75Adult (Ages 18-64). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.25Senior Adults (Ages 65+) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75Special Populations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75FITNESS SWIM PRICES:Adult Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50Youth/Senior/Special Populations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4OTHER FEES:“Just a Shower” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.25Towel Rental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.50Coin-Operated Lockers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.25

SWIMMING LESSONSRegister for Spring Swimming classes on 3/11/14Register for Summer Swimming classes on 5/20/14Please call for more information.

SUMMER SWIM LEAGUEAges 7-18Program Dates: June 23 - August 2Cost: $130 (Includes a cool t-shirt)Practice times: Monday-Friday7:30-8:30 am or 8:30-9:30 amRegistration: begins April 1

RECREATIONAL SWIM & FITNESS PROGRAMSWomens’ Swimming: Southwest Pool is proud to offer single gender swimming opportunities for women who because of cultural, personal or religious reasons cannot swim in a co-ed environment. During these programs the windows to the pool are covered for privacy and only female staff are employed. All females 12 years and older are welcome to participate. Call for details on swimming lessons and recreational swim times.

Adult/Senior Adult Swim: This is a recreational lap swim period for adults 18 years and older. There is an open area for water walking or exercise.Lap Swim: This program is designed for serious swimmers and those who want to work on conditioning. Some lanes may be reserved for private lessons.Masters Workout: This coached workout is designed for anyone looking for a lap swimming focused training program. Great cross training opportunity. Not offered in summer.Family Swim: This swim is a recreational swim time for the family. A parent/guardian must accompany youth younger than 18 in the water.Public Swim: This is a recreational swim for swimmers of all ages. Children who do not meet our height requirement of 4 feet must be accompanied into the water by an adult 18 or older. Senior Adult Water Exercise: This shallow water class provides a recreational and therapeutic exercise time for senior adults. No swimming ability necessary.Adult Afternoon Power Hour Water Exercise: This great newdeep/shallow combo water fitness class is designed for adults ofall ages and abilities. No swimming ability necessary. Not offered in summer.Adult Water Aerobics: This shallow water class, set to “pump it up” music, is designed to build strength, flexibility and cardio. No swimming ability necessary.Adult Hydro-Fit: This deep water class uses specially designed buoyancy and resistance equipment that provides a demanding workout for the whole body. Deep water comfort required.

Ì SPECIAL EVENTS

APRIL POOLS DAYSeattle Parks and Recreation, invites you to attend April Pools Day, a free event focused on water safety tips and fun family activities. Get ready for summer by participating in April Pools Day. Learn to be safe and have fun together as a family! 4/19 Sat 10:30 am-Noon

SCHOOL’S OUT FOR SUMMERSWIM – FREE SWIM!

All youth swim for children younger than 6 years of age or under 48” in height must be directly supervised in the water by an adult who is within a distance of an arm’s length at all times.6/20 Fri 4:30-5:30 pm

FREE!FREE!

FREE!FREE!


Southwest Pool44

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

EMLS 6-7:30 am

EMLS 6-7:30 am

EMLS 6-7:30 am

SPRING:Seattle Public

School 7:30-noon

SUMMER:

Swim League 7:30-9:30 Lessons

9:30-Noon


School 7:30-noon

SUMMER:


9:30-Noon


School 7:30-noon

SUMMER:


9:30-Noon


School 7:30-noon

SUMMER:


9:30-Noon


School 7:30-noon

SUMMER:


9:30-Noon

Lap Swim 9:30-10:30

Lessons 10:30-Noon Adult & Sr

Swim 11-12:30 pm

Adult & Sr Swim

Noon-1:30 pm

Adult & Sr Swim

Noon-1:30 pm

Adult & Sr Swim

Noon-1:30 pm

Adult & Sr Swim

Noon-1:30 pm

Adult & Sr Swim

Noon-1:30 pm

Lap Swim Noon-1 pm

Public Swim 1-2 pm

Lessons 12:30-2 pm

SPRING:Power WX

1:30-2:15 pmSUMMER:

Public Swim1:30-3 pm

Senior Water Exercise (WX)

1:30-2:15 pm

SPRING:Power WX

1:30-2:15 pmSUMMER:


Senior Water Exercise (WX)

1:30-2:15 pm

SPRING:Lap and Family

1:30-2:30 pm SUMMER:

Public Swim 1:30-3

Women’s Public Swim 2:30- 3:30 pm

Family Swim 2-3 pm

Lap Swim 3-4 pm

SPRING:Teen Lessons

3-4 pmSUMMER:


Lap Swim 3-4 pm

SPRING:Middle School

3-4 pm SUMMER:

Public Swim 2:35-4 pm

Lap Swim 3-4 pm

Women’s Lessons

3:30-4:30 pm

Special Population

Lessons 3-4 pm

Lessons 4-5:30 pm

SPRING:Comp Stroke

4:15-5 pmSUMMER:

Privates and 3 Y/O Lessons

4-5 pm

Lessons 4-5:30 pm

SPRING:Comp Stroke

4:15-5 pmSUMMER:

Privates and 3 Y/O Lessons

4-5 pm

Lessons 4-4:30 pm

RENTALS 5-8 pm Call to

Schedule 206-684-7440

Public Swim 4-5 pm

Lap Swim 5-6 pm

$2 Public Swim 4:30-5:30 pm SPRING ONLY

Masters 5:30-6:30 pm

SUMMER Lap Swim

5:30-6:30 pm

SPRING ONLY Masters

5:30-6:30 pmSUMMER Lap Swim

5:30-6:30 pm

Lap Swim 5-6 pm

Lap Swim 5-6 pm

Lap Swim 5:30-7 pm

SPRING ONLY Masters 6-7 pm

Lessons 6-7:30 pm

Lessons 6-7:30 pm

RENTALS 6-8

Call to schedule 206-684-7440

Lessons6:30-7:30 pm

Lessons6:30-7:30 pm

Family Swim 7-8 pm

Public Swim 7:30-8:30 pm

(shallow end only) Hydro-fit

7:30-8:15 pm



(shallow end only) Hydro-fit

7:30-8:15 pm


RENTALS 8-9

Call to schedule

Shallow WX & Hydro-fit

8:30-9:15 pm

Shallow WX & Hydro-fit

8:30-9:15 pm

2014 Closures: 5/26 (Memorial Day) 7/4 (Independence Day), Maintenance closure 8/26 - 9/1*Admission to Early Morning Lap Swim is by Quick Card or exact change only. First time Quick Card purchase

EXPLORE MORE!


Southwest PoolDAILY SCHEDULE-SPRING (3/31 - 6/22) AND SUMMER (6/23 - 8/31) 2014

45

NEW!! DAKOTA PLACE PARK$100/HOUR WEEKEND RATE

» Capacity: 140 seated inside, additional seating outside for 25 people

» Chairs: 75 » Tables: Rectangular (2.5 x 6) 7; Round (40 inch

diameter) 9 » Separate and private restrooms for men and women. » Amenities: Refrigerator, A/V, Ice maker, kitchenette

(no additional fee)Friday 2-11 pm; Saturday 11 am-11 pm;Sunday 7 am-11 pm. 4 hour minimumTours: Saturday 8:30 am-10:30 am

RESERVATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS Room, pool, hangar and gym rentals are available on a first-come, first-served basis. All reservations must be made in advance, particularly if staff is needed outside of operational hours. Rental spaces are not confirmed until payment has been received in full and the Facility and Rental Agreement forms are completed and signed. You will be given a copy of these forms.

RENTAL RATES WITH ALCOHOL AT COMMUNITY CENTERSWith advance approval, rental groups may serve alcohol when a community center is closed to the public. Groups are required to submit a letter requesting to serve alcohol at their eventDamage Deposit $500 • Staff fee $50 per hour +1 additional hour • $75 City of Seattle Alcohol Permit Fee • Banquet Permit purchased from the Liquor Control Board $15Liability insurance ranges $200-$400 or may be covered by some caterers or by your home owner’s insurance policy.Other conditions outlined in Seattle Parks Alcohol Policy and Guidelines page. This will be provided to you at the time of your reservation.

REFUNDSStaff at the facility will review the complete refund policy with you when your rental is booked. Refunds, minus non-refundable charges and penalty fees, will be granted if proper notification is given at least 14 days before the rental. Cancellations made less than 14 days will be assessed greater fees, with the condition that the space is rented to someone else. This statement does not include all elements of the refund policy. Please make sure you discuss this with the staff person booking your rental. Full text of the refund policy is available at www.seattle.gov/parks/reservations.If you have any questions, please contact the staff at the facility where the rental will take place. Rental rates are subject to change. Contact your community center for more information

HOURLY ROOM AND GYMNASIUM RENTAL FEES NOTE: A non-refundable $25 booking fee per site is required for ALL rentals in addition to the hourly rates. An additional charge is required for staff and the use of certain types of equipment, subject to availability at the facility.

ROOMS » $35: Small Rooms (1-400 square feet), per hr » $45: Medium Rooms (401-1,500 square feet), per hr » $60: Large Rooms (1,500+ square feet), per hr » $25: Small Kitchen (minimum of 2 hours), per hr » $48: Large Kitchen (minimum of 2 hours), per hr » $25: Staff fee (charged for rental hours + one hour). For

all rentals on weekends or outside City operating hours a staff fee will be charged (staff fee increases 1½ times per hour on holidays). Number of staff will be determined based upon nature of event and anticipated attendance.

» $75: Additional fee for events with ALCOHOL (insurance also required)

» $250: Refundable rental and cleaning deposit (no alcohol), for rentals outside of normal operating hours

» $500: Refundable damage deposit for events with ALCOHOL

» $25-$250: A non-refundable per hour maintenance fee may be charged and collected prior to the event as determined based upon event size and type.

COMMUNITY CENTERS/ROOMS AND CAPACITIES

SITE SMALL MED LARGE KITCHEN GYM

Alki 40/45 75 150 large

Delridge (2)52 103 large 435

Hiawatha (3)10 150 small 275

High Point 10/29 49 184 large 376

South Park (2)49 85 134 large 376

Southwest TLC 15 50 large 438

WEST SEATTLE/SHELTERHOUSES AND CAPACITIES

SITE LARGE

Alki Beach Bathhouse 100

Dakota Place Park Building 212


Rental Info46

REGISTER ONLINE!READY – Please visit our web site at www.seattle.gov/parks and look for SPARC to see what classes and programs are available for registration.SET – Contact us to obtain your barcode and PIN number. Take time to make sure all of your questions are answered. GO – In order to make your online registration go as smoothly as possible, please set up an account 24 hours before the registration date at http://www.seattle.gov/parks/ and click on the SPARC section.

PaymentYou can pay for classes and other activities in person or by phone during regular facility hours. You can also register online at www.seattle.gov/parks click on the SPARC logo. Rentals may be paid by telephone with a credit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. Please make checks and money orders out to City of Seattle. Please note: Payment is due when you register, unless we have indicated otherwise. If your check is returned for insufficient funds, your registration will be cancelled until you pay the amount due plus a $20 fee. Registration is not complete and a spot in the class cannot be held without payment in full.

Fees and chargesARC-Our Advisory Council provides the programs and activities listed in this brochure under an agreement with Seattle Parks and Recreation. Fees are used to offset the cost of providing the programs. Program charges include a user fee paid to Seattle Parks and Recreation to defray operating costs. Washington State sales tax is also included where applicable.City-Fees and charges are necessary to provide financial support to Seattle Parks and Recreation for the operating costs of programs, facilities and grounds. The revenue generated by these fees constitutes only a portion of funds required for operating and maintaining the Parks system. All fees collected from activities and concessions are used exclusively for the Parks system as these funds are deposited in the Parks and Recreation Fund, not the City General Fund. Swimming pool fees and charges are set by City Council.

ConfirmationsSorry, we cannot confirm class registration by mail or phone, but we will notify you by phone if your class is postponed or cancelled.

RefundsRefunds: It is the policy of Seattle Parks and Recreation and the Associated Recreation Council that:-Anyone who registers for a class, camp, and special event or program that is cancelled for any reason by Parks and Recreation or the Advisory Council will receive a full refund.-Anyone who registers for a day camp, trip, overnight camp, special event, or facility rental, and who requests a refund 14 days or more before its start (or before the second session of a class), may receive a refund, minus a service charge of $5 or 10% of the class fee (whichever is greater).-Anyone who registers for a day camp, trip, overnight camp, special event, or facility rental, and who withdraws from the activity fewer than 14 days before its start (or after the second session of a class), will receive no refund. -A transfer from one class to another is permitted without cost if done on the same business day as the original registration, and is subject to space availability. -No fee is charged for a transfer initiated by Seattle Parks and Recreation staff when done to correct an error in registration or allow for a better recreation opportunity.

For full details of the Department’s Refund Policy, please see Policy Number 060-P 7.16. The policy has changed but is not yet available at print time. Please check with your recreation center staff for details regarding the changes.

Pool Personal Lesson Refund/Transfer PolicyA participant may be issued a refund if he/she drops a lesson, and notifies the program coordinator, 14 days prior to the scheduled date. A service charge of $5 or 10% of the fee, whichever is greater, will be retained by the facility. If a participant drops a personal lesson with less than 14 days' notice, no refund will be given. Transfers will be accepted for personal lessons with at least 48 hours' notice. Any open dates or times may be considered. No transfers will be accepted with less than 48 hours' notice.

Group Lesson Refund PolicyWhen the withdraw occurs before the second lesson, the session will be pro-rated and a withdraw fee will be assessed. The withdraw fee will be 10% or$5, whichever is greater

Class cancellationsTo cover the cost of providing a program, we need a specific number of participants. If too few people sign up for a class, we must cancel it. We’ll notify you (at the latest) one or two days before the class start date. When possible, we will postpone a cancelled class for a week to allow for more enrollments; if the class minimum is not met by then, we will have to cancel it.

Waiting listsWe will create waiting lists for all filled classes. Please be sure to sign up if you are interested in a class that is full, because class openings often become available. If demand is high, we will try to form another class. Please contact us for space availability.

ScholarshipsSeattle Parks and Recreation wants to ensure that our activities, classes and sports are available to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. To apply for a scholarship, please talk to a member of our staff.

Anti-discriminationAs a matter of policy, law, and commitment, Seattle Parks and Recreation does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, political ideology, age, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, or the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical handicap.

Accommodation for people with disabilities We will make reasonable accommodation, upon request, for people with disabilities. For sign language interpretation, auxiliary aids or other accommodations, please call (206) 615-0140 or TDD (206) 684-4950. Please allow 10 working days’ advance notice. If a class or activity is scheduled in an area that is not accessible for wheelchairs, we will make every effort to help you find a similar program in an accessible location.

Special PopulationsFor information on programs for youth/adults with disabilities, please call the Special Populations Office at (206) 684-4950, or visit the web at: www.cityofseattle.net/parks/SpecialPops/index.htm. Interested in teaching?We’re always looking for top quality instructors to offer unique courses. We choose class offerings based on participants’ interest and space availability. If you have a special talent, skill, or knowledge you would like to share with others in a class or workshop format, please contact your local community center.

More informationFor information about Parks and Recreation facilities, recreation programs, picnic shelters, and scheduling, please visit our web site at www.seattle.gov/parks, or call our Public Information line, 206-684-4075.

General InfoEXPLORE MORE!


47

sw 14spsum web

Documents

seattle parks

local recreation center

local community center

business service center

reduced hours of operation

choiceonline registration

registration requests

operating hours