SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION

Of CENTRAL LAkE COuNTy

Resident Registration Opens Monday, August 17, 2020. Non-Resident Registration Opens Thursday, August 20, 2020.

September Programs 2020

September Programs 2020

SERVING RESIDENTS OF: GRaySlakE COmmuNITy PaRk DISTRICT, VIllaGE OF HawTHORN wOODS, VIllaGE OF lakE ZuRICH, VIllaGE OF lIbERTyVIllE, VIllaGE OF lINCOlNSHIRE, muNDElEIN PaRk & RECREaTION DISTRICT, aND VERNON HIllS PaRk DISTRICT

Recreation That’s Special!

SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION

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OF CENTRAL LAKE COUNTY

Special Recreation association of Central lake County

290 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hills, Il 60061Phone: (847) 816-4866

Fax: (847) 816-4876sraclc.org

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Member Agencies & Board RepresentativesVillage of lincolnshireBrad Burke (Board President)One Olde Half Day Road, Lincolnshire, IL 60069 (847) 883-8600

Village of Hawthorn woodsBrian Sullivan (Board Vice President)2 Lagoon Drive, Hawthorn Woods, IL 60047 (847) 438-5500

Village of lake Zurich Bonnie Caputo 200 S. Rand Road, Lake Zurich, IL 60047 (847) 438-5146

Village of LibertyvilleJulie Ludwig 118 W. Cook Ave., Libertyville, IL 60048 (847) 247-7651

Grayslake Community Park DistrictKris Splitt 240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake, IL 60030 (847) 223-7529

mundelein Park & Recreation DistrictRon Salski 1401 N. Midlothian Road, Mundelein, IL 60060 (847) 566-0650

Vernon Hills Park DistrictJeff Fougerousse635 N. Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 (847) 996-6930

wHaT IS SRaClC? SRACLC is an Associat ion formed by cooperative Member Agencies to provide community based therapeutic recreation services to individuals with disabi l i t ies and their famil ies. Member Agencies provide the primary source of operational revenue through a property tax levy avai lable to park distr icts and municipal i t ies who have entered into a cooperative agreement or through a general fund.

Table of ContentsPage 4 - 7 General Information

Page 8 - 9 COVID 19/Safety Guidelines

Page 10 - 11 Youth/Teen Programs

Page 11 Special Olympics

Page 12-13 Virtual Programs

Page 14 - 16 Teen/Adult Programs

Page 17 -19 Adult Programs

Page 20 Registration Information

Page 21 - 22 Registration Forms

Page 23 Facilities

SRaClC board of Directors meetingsThe public is invited to attend SRACLC Board of Directors meet-ings. Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month, unless otherwise posted, at 9:00 a.m. at the Village of Lincolnshire, Vil-lage Hall, One Olde Half Day Rd., Lincolnshire. You may call the SRACLC Office if you would like to receive a meeting schedule.

Parent Advisory Meeting Parent Advisory Meetings are held biannually with a purpose to voice the interests and needs of those we serve. SRACLC staff will host the meetings and then report to the SRACLC Director. Please watch your emails for meeting invitations or contact Kelly Smith at ksmith@sraclc.org with questions.

SRaClC Foundation The SRACLC Foundation is a group of professionals and philanthropists who work together to develop long term programs of giving by individuals, businesses, and organizations to further the goals and ideals of SRACLC. For more information regarding the SRACLC Foundation and their fundraisers, please contact John Buckner at jbuckner@sraclc.org or (847) 816-4866.

Seasonal StaffPhil AndinoAlex BuergerCarolynne BurkGabrielle ByeChristoper CarlsenDenise CortesiClaire CostakisTeresa DavisKelsey DelahuntyMeghan DelahuntyCaroline EwingMegan FoscoJeremy FranzenJon GonzalezKatelyn GoldbergAnushka HebbarAditi KapoorAbigail KoifmanYuechang KovalcheckStevie KunzAmanda LangfordAllie LichtensteinBrittany LinhartKat Llanes-SmithBridget MarshallKristin MatsonElla McClainAbigail MendozaJamie MillerMegan NielsenTim NockelsDavid NolanMichelle PappageorgeKelly PetrilloKaelyn PirtleSteffanie RichardsonMadyson RussoMonica SchlegKelly SchufreiderPiper StarrAddy StobartJoanna TapiaJenny Williams

VolunteersConnell AdamsCynthia AdamsChris BeardEmma BeardSusan BernsJackson BoruckiDoug ClineErica CollinsChloe CronnellyEmily FixLindsay GustafsonJillian HazlettPatty HintzmanDylan HuDaniel KangEvelyn LearyAbigail LermanRandy LuOlivia MarkeyLexi MasonFinn O’MalleyTessa StobartJanessa VegaAlyssa WaitzmanRachel WaltersAnne WunderlichJim Wunderlich

PuRPOSEThe Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County was formed in 1976 as a cooperative effort of Member Agencies with the purpose to provide year round community based recreation services to individuals with disabilities and their families. Member Agencies provide the primary source of operational revenue through a property tax levy available to park districts and municipalities who have entered into a cooperative agreement, or through a general fund.

mISSION STaTEmENTThe Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County provides recreation programs and services to individuals with special needs or disabilities, and their families, who reside within the boundaries of Member Agency communities.

VISION STaTEmENTTo be a respected leader through the provision of high quality community based recreation experiences that enrich the quality of life for our participants and their families.

aGENCy GOalS· SRACLC will implement and maintain a broad base of recreation programming encompassing sports, cultural arts, social, and leisure independence.· SRACLC will assist its cooperative Member Agencies and the populations they serve.· SRACLC will operate and provide recreation services utilizing sound fiscal management.· SRACLC will comply with federal, state, and local mandates.· SRACLC will actively market and promote its services to the community.· SRACLC will maintain and assist its Foundation and its fundraising efforts.

SRACLC offers f lexible part-t ime employment and volunteer opportunit ies . Find more information at sraclc .org/work-with-us or sraclc .org/volunteer. Guidel ines for part ic ipation wil l be establ ished and expected to be fol lowed.

Staff & VolunteersSRACLC wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to the many terrific staff and volunteers who assisted at Summer Programs and Special Events. We are grateful for all of your dedication and enthusiasm.

PROGRAMS ARE

SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

THANk yOU!

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GENERAL INFORMATIONBehavior ExpectationsAll employees, volunteers, participants, and their guests are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times while participating, spectating, or attending any program or activity sponsored by SRACLC. This includes participation in programs which may or may not require an admission fee. For the purpose of the Code of Conduct, the term “program” refers to all recreational events you may attend as a participant, spectator, or visitor that are sponsored by SRACLC.

Participants and Their Guests Shall1. Show respect to all participants and program staff and/or supervisors.2. Take direction from program staff and/or supervisors.3. Refrain from using abusive or foul language.4. Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, others or program staff and/or supervisors.5. Refrain from bullying others or program staff and/or supervisors.6. Show respect to all people, equipment, supplies, and facilities.

A caring, positive approach will be utilized, including Handle with Care techniques will be used for any disciplinary methods. Additional or individual behavior management plans may be developed on the advice of parents, guardians, SRACLC staff, or other professionals. SRACLC reserves the right to dismiss a participant if the above noted procedures are not adhered to, and/or, parent/guardian response to a problem situation is not attempted. Each situation will be evaluated individually and on its own merit.

Annual Information FormSRACLC requires all participants to complete a yearly Annual Information Form (AIF). The form provides staff with valuable information which allows SRACLC to conduct its activities in the safest possible manner and to meet the basic needs of participants. If you are new to SRACLC or if the agency receives a registration form and does not have an AIF on file, one will be sent to you to complete and return. If at any time the form needs to be updated (change in medication, behavior, etc.) please call the SRACLC office. SRACLC will require a new AIF each January to continue participation in programs. All information is kept strictly confidential and enhances successful participation. Thank you for your cooperation.

Resident registrat ion wil l open Monday, August 17, 2020 at 9:00 a .m. Non-Resident registrat ion wil l open Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. and al l registrat ion wil l c lose on Monday, August 24, 2020 at 1:00 p.m.

Questions and answersDo you have any questions regarding SRACLC services? If so, please direct your questions to the following SRACLC staff in order to receive the quickest possible response.

John Buckner – jbuckner@sraclc.orgSupervision of Superintendent and Managers, Business and Fiscal Management, Member Agency Board Liaison, Association Operations, Legal Communications and Administrative Requirements, Foundation Advisor, PDRMA Board Representative.

Kelly Smith – ksmith@sraclc.orgSupervision of Recreation Supervisors, Internship Coordinator, Parent Advisory, Program Development and Scheduling, and Program Leadership.

Cassie Wodrich – cwodrich@sraclc.orgSupervision of Recreation Supervisor and Office Staff, Human Resources, Risk Management, Supervision of Website, Wellness Ambas-sador, and Program Leadership.

Angelica Alanis – aalanis@sraclc.orgProgram Leadership, Sensory Room Coordinator, Adult and Teen/Adult Special Event, Family, and Pop-Up Program Development, and Assist with Camp.

Kara Miller – kmiller@sraclc.orgProgram Leadership, Inclusion Coordinator, Recruitment and Placement of Part-time Leaders, Staff, and Volunteers, Teen/Adult Social Program Development.

Becks O’Neil – boneil@sraclc.orgProgram Leadership, Active Adult and Day Trippers Program Development, and Vehicle Safety and Maintenance.

Katie Owen – kowen@sraclc.orgProgram Leadership, Special Olympics and Teen/Adult Weekly Program Development, and Assist with Camp.

Jessie Silva – jsilva@sraclc.orgProgram Leadership, Youth and Teen Program Development, Day Camp Coordinator, and Leisure Education.

Carolyn Chambers – cchambers@sraclc.orgBrochure Development, Marketing, and Agency Fundraising.

Amy Tasker – atasker@sraclc.org Registration, Invoicing, Reception, Office Support, Group Home Liaison, and Member Agency Facility Liaison.

PROGRAMS AND CAPACITIES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Kelly SmithSuperintendent

John BucknerDirector

Cooperative Member Agencies - SRACLC Board Representatives

Cassie WodrichAdministrative

Operations Manager

Agency Structure

Vernon Hills Park District

Jeff FougerousseDirector

Village of Lincolnshire Brad Burke

Village Manager

Village of Lake Zurich

Bonnie CaputoRecreation Director

Grayslake Community Park District

Kris Splitt Director

Village of Hawthorn Woods

Brian SullivanDirector

Village of Libertyville

Julie LudwigRecreation Manager

Mundelein Park & Recreation District

Ron SalskiDirector

Katie OwenRecreation Supervisor

Part-time Staffand Volunteers

Amy TaskerAdministrative

Assistant

Kara Miller RecreationSupervisor

Active AdultStaff

Carolyn ChambersMarketing Manager

Jessie SilvaRecreation Supervisor

Becks O’NeilRecreation Supervisor

Angelica AlanisRecreation Supervisor

ADA ComplianceThe Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County intends to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) which prohibits discrimination in the provision and inclusion of programs and services to individuals with disabilities. As stated below, some programs, because of the inherent nature of the activity, are suggested for specific disability groups. If you or any person wishes to participate and is not among the suggested groups, please call SRACLC. Every reasonable effort will be made to include the individual in the program. If you have any questions regarding the ADA or if you feel you have been discriminated against in the inclusion of programs, or the provision of services, please contact John Buckner at (847) 816-4866. A procedure is available for you to register your complaint and for its prompt resolution.

Atlanto-Axial InstabilityIndividuals with Down Syndrome are at risk of having a condition known as Atlanto-Axial Instability (AAI). It is an SRACLC policy that any individual with Down Syndrome is required to have a doctor’s written note on file stating the person is free of AAI if that person wishes to participate in any program with a potential to cause undue stress upon the neck. SRACLC will also be offering other programs that are not by the inherent nature of the activity at risk for undue pressure upon the neck. However, the nature of play is active participation. Please take this into consideration when enrolling your child into a program and inform staff if the condition is present.

Dietary RestrictionsWhile SRACLC understands certain participants have food allergies and/or dietary restrictions, we cannot accommodate all needs. Please refer to the program description and make the necessary arrangements for these needs unless otherwise noted in the program write up.

Freedom of Information Act Request Methods Public May Request Information and Public RecordsRequests for information should be directed to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Officer(s) of the Association. The current designated FOIA Officers are:John Buckner, Director - jbuckner@sraclc.org andKelly Smith, Superintendent - ksmith@sraclc.org. All FOIA Officer(s) can be reached at the SRACLC Office, 290 Oakwood Rd., Vernon Hills, IL 60061, Phone (847) 816-4866. Requests can be submitted in writing or via e-mail to the address listed above. A request form is also available for your convenience at the SRACLC Office.

For black and white, letter or legal sized copies, the first fifty pages are free and additional pages will cost $0.15 a page. For color copies or abnormal size copies, SRACLC can charge the actual cost of copying. The Association may require the requester to disclose whether the request is for a commercial purpose or to decide whether to grant a fee waiver.

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medication DispensingSRACLC staff may dispense medication only if the following procedures have been completed.• PermissionforMedicationDispensingformmustbe completed for every program season and signed by parent/ guardian.• AllmedicationmustbedelivereddirectlytotheSRACLC office and packaged in individual dosage amounts labeled per dosing time and day. • Dosage,time,andpotentialsideeffectsareclearlynoted.• Alloftheaboveinformationmustbedeliveredtothe SRACLC Office at least two days prior to the onset of the program. • DONOTsendanymedicationinformationtoyourchild’s school with expectations that it be given to SRACLC.• SRACLCstaffmayundernocircumstancesperforman injection or any other medically invasive procedure.• SRACLCstaffwillnotadministermedicationsthatarenot approved through the FDA.• Pleasecalltheoffice;(847)816-4866;ifyouhaveany questions.

Early Drop Off/late Pick up Policy• One (1) no-fee written reminder, per season, will be given. Reminders will be documented through a parent or guardian’s signature on the Early Arrival/Late Pick-Up Form.• Five(5)minutesoftimewillbeallottedasa“graceperiod” prior to and following the advertised programs times. • Afterone(1)documentedreminder,a$5.00pereach cumulated five (5) minutes fee will be assessed. The violating party will be invoiced and the bill must be paid in full prior to future registrations. • Tomaintaincosteffectiveprograms,SRACLCmustenforce strict program drop-offs and pick-ups to allow our staff adequate time to adhere to pre and post program responsibilities. Additional time spent supervising participants requires additional paid staff time.

Risk ManagementSRACLC is committed to provide its recreation programs and services in the safest possible manner and to keep the safety of all individuals at the forefront. Participants and parents must realize there is some degree of risk which is inherent in all recreation activities. In an effort to minimize exposure to unsafe conditions, SRACLC conducts an ongoing risk management program and strictly enforces that safety procedures be adhered to by all participants and staff. Please be aware that SRACLC does not carry medical or accident insurance for injuries sustained during programs or services. The cost of such would make participant fees prohibitive. Each person registering himself/herself or a dependent in a SRACLC program should review and maintain their own insurance coverage. It must be noted that the absence of individual or family medical insurance coverage does not make SRACLC automatically responsible for the payment of medical expenses. The agency providing liability coverage for SRACLC requires the mandatory execution of a Waiver and Release form for all programs. Thank you for your cooperation.

Transportation PolicyThe following procedures are to be followed to maintain safe transportation of SRACLC staff and participants.• All passengers must be seated with seat belts fastened immediately upon entering the vehicle. Wheelchairs must be securely belted and fastened. The vehicle will not depart until these procedures have been followed.• SRACLC staff are responsible for determining whether or not an individual may be transported safely due to behavior or health concerns.• SRACLC staff will not leave any person unattended after any program unless written permission has been received from said individual’s parent/guardian.• All wheelchairs must be in proper working condition.• Persons riding Amigo-type wheelchairs must transfer to a bus seat.• No object (i.e. hands, head, trash) is to protrude or be thrown from the vehicle at any time. Windows will be opened upon permission from SRACLC staff.• SRACLC does not provide door-to-door transportation but will offer drop off and pick up locations for selected programs.• If three (3) or more people from one community will utilize an additional drop off and pick up location, SRACLC will try to accommodate this request.• SRACLC reserves the right to utilize safety harnesses on the vehicles, if deemed necessary by the Risk Management team. • SRACLC reserves the right to refuse or discontinue transportation services. Please realize that these procedures have been implemented to ensure the safety of all participants and staff. Thank you for your cooperation.• SRACLC vehicles will only wait five (5) minutes after the scheduled time before departing to its next location.

SRACLC Agency and Program Goals are avai lable upon request . Please contact the SRACLC off ice for a copy. Guidel ines for part ic ipation wil l be establ ished and expected.

Non-Resident PoliciesThe Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County has approved and implemented non-resident guidelines and fees for its programs. The fees are listed for all programs in the brochure. All individuals residing outside of the legal boundaries of current SRACLC member agencies will be subject to these guidelines.1. SRACLC will no longer seek funding from townships to off-set non-resident fees for residents of unincorporated areas. Townships that have previously supported the Association have been notified.Non-Residents must:2. For all programs considered “Special Events” pay the indicated fee which has a minimum 25% add on charge to the resident fee.3. All other areas including “Adult Day”, “Day Camp”, “Special Olympics”, and “Weekly” will be subject to:a. Payment of the yearly non-resident administrative fee which will allow full resident access to all programs for one year from the date of the payment. The 2020/21 administrative fee is $2,344.00. Non-residents who started payment of the administrative fee before 2019/2020 will be grandfathered in at their current rate. OR b. Pay the indicated fee which has up to a 100% add on charge to the resident fee.4. SRACLC will continue to accept families who own property or a business that pays real estate taxes to a member agency community as residents. Proof of ownership will be required.5. Individuals who were considered as non-residents and benefited from Township funding through SRACLC before April 30, 2011 will not be subject to non-resident fees, except for the 25% charge for “Special Events”. These individuals will be “grandfathered” into programs under the same policies/procedures governing their participation during that time period.

If there are any questions, please contact John Buckner, SRACLC Director, at (847) 816-4866.

Photography GuidelinesSRACLC occasionally takes photographs or video of participants for promoting/advertising our programs, services, events, activities, and facilities in our brochures, website, or agency social media, and other promotional avenues. By registering for, participating in, or attending SRACLC programs, events, or other activities, the participant (or parent/guardian of a minor) irrevocably agrees to the use and distribution by SRACLC of his or her image (or of his/her minor child/ward) in photographs, video and virtual recordings, and any other electronic reproductions of such programs, events, and activities for any purpose without inspection or approval and without compensation, rights to royalties or any other consideration now and in the future.

Payments made with cash or check must be paid in ful l . Anyone who wishes to set up a payment schedule must contact the SRACLC off ice and pay with debit or credit .

Financial aid FundThe commitment of SRACLC and the member agencies is to provide all individuals considered “residents” the opportunity for participation in SRACLC programs. A Financial Aid Fund has been developed to assist individuals who may be experiencing financial difficulty. All personal information required for financial aid procedures is kept strictly confidential. Per season, a maximum of five (5) programs, plus any Special Olympics training programs and Day Camp, are eligible for assistance. Financial Aid must be requested in writing each program season. Individuals seeking financial assistance/deferred payments should contact John Buckner for more information regarding the process and deferred payment options.

InclusionSRACLC understands that not every person with a special need must participate in Special Recreation. SRACLC staff can help with questions regarding any individual’s participation in member agency programs. SRACLC Member Agencies are committed to the provision of recreational services to all residents. If you are interested in participating in programs provided by your local park district or recreation department, please follow their registration procedures/timelines and contact them to state your requests. Always be thorough when completing registration materials and state any special assistance that may be needed. It is important to inform the park district or recreation department staff what your goals and expectations are for your child in the program. By informing the staff as soon as possible regarding special needs, SRACLC staff are better able to provide the necessary assistance in a timely manner. Types of assistance that SRACLC can provide are:•In-servicetrainingforstaff,includingactivityadaptations, behavior management techniques, and disability awareness.•Recruitmentofadditionalstaff,ifneeded.•Consultationsorobservationsatprograms.

Residency InformationResident: Individuals residing within the legal boundaries of a SRACLC Member Agency (Park Districts of Grayslake, Mundelein, Vernon Hills and Villages of Hawthorn Woods, Lake Zurich, Libertyville, and Lincolnshire) are considered “residents” of the Association and pay the in-district fee. Residents receive priority when registering for all programs through the registration deadline. Non-Resident: Any individual whose primary residence is outside of a Member Agency’s legal boundary is considered a non-resident.

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Positive Test

All employees, volunteers, and participants will be required to report a positive COVID 19 test to the SRACLC office within 24 hours of the test results.

If an employee, volunteer, or participant does test positive for COVID 19, the program site will be suspended for a minimum of 14 days.

All employees, volunteers, and participants who have had direct COVID 19 exposure at SRACLC programs will be notified by SRACLC administration within 3 hours of SRACLC’s knowledge of exposure.

All employees, volunteers, and participants who have had in-direct COVID 19 exposure at SRACLC programs will be notified by SRACLC administration within 12 hours of SRACLC’s knowledge of exposure.

Enhanced Safety ProceduresSubject to Change as State of Illinois Guidelines evolve

One parent, guardian, or caregiver (in a mask) must be present at drop off and provide eligibility survey.

There will be a designated drop off zone with drop box for eligibility survey and one staff to escort participant into the rest of the group.

All staff and volunteers must wear a face covering for the duration of all programs, with the exception of lunch and water breaks.

All participants are required to wear a mask when not social distancing.

Outdoor activities will be a primary part of all schedules.

Cleaning and sanitation schedules will be followed and charted.

Social distancing (6 feet) will be encouraged when possible.

No field trips or transportation.

No visitors and no mixing of groups or pods.

Signage will be placed throughout the program site to help employees, volunteers, and participants understand COVID 19 and the agency precautions.

Designated handwashing times will be every hour.

Hand sanitizer will be in every room, entrance, and in the first aid kit of every employee.

Water fountains will not be available. All participants and staff must come with at least 32 ounces of water daily.

Playgrounds will be utilized, if open.

No water play where multiple contacts on the same surface area are possible.

All food consumed must be brought from the consumer’s home. No sharing.

All brought from home lunches must be completely disposable with the exception of water bottles.

*All procedures will be modified as new rules become available.

Payments made with cash or check must be paid in ful l . Anyone who wishes to set up a payment schedule must contact the SRACLC off ice and pay with debit or credit .

COVID 19 & SAFETY GUIDELINES COVID 19 & SAFETY GUIDELINES

Fall 2020In Person and Virtual Programs offered this Fall!

NovemberRegistration

Deadline: October 19, 2020

September Registration

Deadline: August 24, 2020

OctoberRegistration

Deadline:September 21, 2020

Special Recreation Association Of Central Lake County

Who is Eligible?

Free from any COVID 19 symptoms, including but not limited to: fever, new or worsening cough, shortness of breath, tiredness, generally feeling unwell, sore throat, muscle aches, runny nose, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, loss of sense of smell/taste.

No known exposures within the last 30 days to a person with a positive COVID 19 diagnosis.

Has not been in areas with a high incidence of positive COVID 19 cases.

Ability to contain all bodily fluids including saliva and mucus with appropriate personal protective equipment.

SRACLC will maintain “zero tolerance” regarding spitting, biting, licking, and signs of illness. Negative behaviors that involve saliva and/or mucus will result in a week long suspension from SRACLC programs.

All people deemed not appropriate due to the rules of the current phase can be reassessed for eligibility when Illinois reaches a new phase.

All participants deemed appropriate for in person programs will be reassessed for behavioral related eligibility on the first day of programming.

Health monitoring

Mandatory In Person Program Eligibility Survey completed daily.

Have a thermometer on hand if anyone feels they may need it.

If anyone shows signs or symptoms of COVID 19, they will need to remain home for a minimum of 14 days. They may return under written consent from a doctor.

If a person shows first signs or symptoms of COVID 19 illness while at a SRACLC program, they will immediately be sent home. Parents/emergency contacts must be available for pick up.

In the event a participant becomes ill, they will immediately be isolated away from other participants and staff, if the disability/behavior allows. Parents and/or emergency contacts will be notified. Pick up must be completed within 1 hour.

The staff will sanitize the program area immediately after the ill participant becomes isolated. After sick individual leaves facility, sanitation will begin.

Options for isolation:

• Space outside, 30 feet away from others.

• Taking others in the group outside, while sick individual remains inside.

• Small room, such as an office, restroom, or supply area.

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SDO & SPECIAL OLYMPICS

Equestrian - #1200Purpose: To practice horseback riding, receive therapeutic benefits, and learn etiquette from professional instructors.Stop “horsing around”! Throw on your boots, hop in the saddle, and learn how to ride. Not only is the sport enjoyable, but it is therapeutic too. Who knows, maybe your big furry partner could be your new best friend? Bring some crunchy carrots! Just kidding. NOTE: Priority will be given to individuals with special needs. Half hour time slots will be chosen on a first come, first serve basis.Group: All individuals, ages 3 & olderTime: 4:15-6:15 p.m. (half hour time slots)Location: Equestrian Connection, Lake ForestFee: Resident $150.00 Non-Resident $300.00Day/Dates: Fridays, September 25-November 13, 2020 (8 sessions)Min/Max: 2/3 per time slot

Therapeutic Melody & Rhythm - #1201Baby shark doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo… sing, strum, clap, and drum with your favorite crew. This interactive class will give you the opportunity to express yourself through the magic of music. Here’s a chance to learn new instruments and sing to old songs. Can I get a drum roll please? NOTE: This program is held back-to-back with Hunt for Flavor.Group: All individuals, ages 3-12 yearsTime: 10:00-11:00 a.m.Location: Carl Hartmann Building, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $12.00 Non-Resident $15.00Day/Date: Saturday, September 12, 2020 Min/Max: 5/8

Teens on the Town - #1202 Calling all #TrendyTeens. Snap the perfect Instagram of your homemade apple pie. That is, after you fill up on a dinner we will have delivered right to us. Double tap if you “like” these weekend plans #TGIF. Group: All individuals, ages 13-21 yearsTime: 5:30-7:30 p.m.Location: Carl Hartmann Building, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $27.00 Non-Resident $34.00Day/Date: Friday, September 11, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Hunt for Flavor - #1100 Laffy Taffy, Jolly Ranchers, Lollipops, and more! There are so many candies to come and explore. This candy hunt will have you look all around. All the candy you can find, how does that sound? NOTE: This program is held back-to-back with Therapeutic Melody Rhythm.Group: All individuals, ages 3-12 yearsTime: 11:15 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Location: Hartmann Park, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $18.00 Non-Resident $23.00Day/Date: Saturday, September 12, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMS

Please check your school calendar

for School Day Off programs.

$ Please bring spending money to program. Please bring a lunch to program.

Fall 2020In Person and Virtual Programs offered this Fall!

NovemberRegistration

Deadline: October 19, 2020

September Registration

Deadline: August 24, 2020

OctoberRegistration

Deadline:September 21, 2020

Special Recreation Association Of Central Lake County

SCHOOl Day OFF

SDO - Bushels of Fun - #1401 HoneyCrisp,McIntosh,orGoldenDelicious;what’syourpick?Wehave the apples, crust, and all that’s missing is you! Come create the perfect pie.Group: All individuals, ages 5-21 yearsTime: 9:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Location: Regent Center, MundeleinFee: Resident $44.00 Non-Resident $55.00Day/Date: Monday, September 28, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Swim Team - #4200Purpose: To improve swim skills, endurance, and speed in order to compete at an individual’s highest potential. On your marks, get set, go! Jump on in to improve stroke development, breathing, and kicking techniques. Once you put all the skills together, you will be the first down the lane. It is time to practice like a champion. NOTE: Participants must be able to swim one length of the pool with minimal prompting. Current Guidelines of Aquatics will be followed.Group: All individuals, ages 18 & olderTime: 4:45-5:30 p.m.Location: Community Center, MundeleinFee: Resident $24.00 Non-Resident $48.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 9-30, 2020 (4 sessions)Min/Max: 5/8

Sports Camp - #4100Wanna give a new sport a try? Take advantage of an open court and step up your game. B.Y.O.E (bring your own equipment) or borrow some of ours to try out a new skill. Even a seasoned athlete can use a day of all access practice. After all, you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.Group: All individuals, ages 12 & olderTime: 6:00-8:00 p.m.Location: Dunbar Recreation Center, MundeleinFee: Resident $13.00 Non-Resident $17.00Day/Date: Thursday, September 3, 2020Min/Max: 5/20

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VIRTUAL PROGRAMS VIRTUAL PROGRAMSBreakfast Club - #7108Is your favorite part of the day having a cup of coffee, some tasty breakfast, and chatting with your pals? It’s ours and we can’t wait to share it with you. Group: All individualsTime: 10:30-11:00 a.m.Fee: $6.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 9 & 23, 2020 (2 sessions)

Game Night - #7109Are you in it to win it? Have a fun night of playing classic games such as Hangman, Charades, Pictionary, and more. A great opportunity to catch up and unwind with friends. NOTE: No supplies required.Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $6.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 2 & 23, 2020 (2 sessions)

Movie Trivia - #7110Test your knowledge of all the latest movies with a fun game of movie trivia! A little healthy competition never hurt! Prizes are granted to the winner(s).Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $10.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 9 & 30, 2020 (2 sessions)

Sports Talk - #7111We will discuss Chicago sports, and maybe even the Packers, utilizing a sports radio type format. Participants will get a chance to share opinions, just like being a caller to a show! Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $6.00Day/Dates: Thursdays, September 3 & 17, 2020 (2 sessions)

Show & Tell - #7112Each week will have a theme for what to bring. You’ll have your chance to share with the group something special to you and learn about what is special to your peers.Group: All individualsTime: 12:00-12:30 p.m.Fee: $6.00Day/Dates: Fridays, September 11 & 25, 2020 (2 sessions)

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Bingo - #7100Virtual Bingo game with opportunities to win prizes. All you need is to make your own bingo card! NOTE: The template can be found on the SRACLC website.Group: All individualsTime: 10:30-11:00 a.m.Fee: $15.00Day/Dates: Mondays, September 14-28, 2020 (3 sessions)

Mindful Movements - #7101Get motivated on Mondays. An instructor will guide you through stretches and poses to move your body in light exercises. NOTE: A mat is recommended, but no other equipment is needed. Group: All individualsTime: 4:00-4:30 p.m.Fee: $9.00Day/Dates: Mondays, September 14-28, 2020 (3 sessions)

Step By Step - #7102Learn a choreographed dance one step at a time. The instructor will teach a dance routine each week until the final performance. Group: All individualsTime: 10:30-11:00 a.m.Fee: $15.00Day/Dates: Tuesdays, September 1-29, 2020 (5 sessions)

Hand Weights - #7103A variety of exercises utilizing hand weights will be featured and designed to improve upper body and core strength. Participant interaction is encouraged. Group: All individualsTime: 4:00-4:30 p.m.Fee: $15.00Day/Dates: Tuesdays, September 1-29, 2020 (5 sessions)

Brew Crew - #7113TGIF! Grab a drink and socialize with your pals. We will play games and share stories. Cheers! NOTE: Must be 21+ to participate. Group: All individuals 21 and olderTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $6.00Day/Dates: Fridays, September 11 & 25, 2020 (2 sessions)

SPECIal EVENTS

Lunch Bunch - #7114Grab your lunch and log into this virtual cafe! We will catch up wtheachotherandplaygames;youdon’twanttomissthis.Group: All individualsTime: 12:00-12:30 p.m.Fee: $3.00Day/Dates: Friday, September 4, 2020

Movie Memory Mania - #7115Put your movie memory skills to the test. How well can you backtrack to recall characters, quotes, scenes, and storylines from classic cinemas? Tune in for thirty minutes to play trivia against your pals who are at the program in person. Group: All individualsTime: 7:30-8:00 p.m.Fee: $4.00Day/Date: Friday, September 4, 2020

Zoom Battle - #7116Think quick on your feet as you navigate through the house on a virtual scavenger hunt. Face off with your friends for the title of Zoom Battle Champion.Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $3.00Day/Dates: Thursday, September 10, 2020

Awards Banquet - #7117Get dressed up to recognize each other in the wildest year so far. This virtual banquet will be complete with speeches to honor our MVP’s and, of course, a dance party. BYOIC (bring your own ice cream)!Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:30 p.m.Fee: FREEDay/Dates: Wednesday, September 16, 2020

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Cardio Boxing - #7104Feeling antsy and bored at home? Get your heart rate up and your blood pumping with this virtual cardio boxing class from the comfort of your own home! No equipment needed, audience participation encouraged. Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $15.00Day/Dates: Tuesdays, September 1-29, 2020 (5 sessions)

Jamming Jetters - #7105Time to dance and groove to yesterday and today’s top hits. Join this cardio dance class that is focused on just moving your body in a fun and social way. An instructor is there for you to follow along with dance moves, but freestyle is always welcome. NOTE: No supplies needed.Group: All individualsTime: 4:00-4:30 p.m.Fee: $15.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 2-30, 2020 (5 sessions)

No Equipment, No Problem - #7106A variety of exercises in this high intensity styled full body workout class. NOTE: No equipment needed, but a mat is recommended. Group: All individualsTime: 4:00-4:30 p.m.Fee: $12.00Day/Dates: Thursdays, September 3-24, 2020 (4 sessions)

VIRTual SOCIalS

Painting - #7107Are you aspiring to become the next Monet or Van Gogh? Don’t be shy! Bring your creativity and explore your artistic abilities with step-by-step instructions on how to paint with water colors! NOTE: Participants will need to provide their own watercolor paints. SRACLC does have some equipment that can be given out on a first come, first served basis.Group: All individualsTime: 10:30-11:00 a.m.Fee: $12.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 2, 16, & 30, 2020 (3 sessions)

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Cardio Dance - #2203Purpose: To improve cardio health and coordination through dance.Fight song is the right song to kick you into gear for a workout. Whirl, twirl, bust a move, let loose, and allow the music to take control. There’s “No Excuses” to not have fun while breaking a sweat. Group: All individuals, ages 15 & olderTime: 6:00-7:00 p.m.Location: Hartmann Park, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $60.00Day/Dates: Thursdays, September 3-24, 2020 (4 sessions)Min/Max: 5/8

Equestrian - #1200Purpose: To practice horseback riding, receive therapeutic benefits, and learn etiquette from professional instructors.Stop “horsing around”! Throw on your boots, hop on the saddle, and learn how to ride. Not only is the sport enjoyable, but it is therapeutic too. Who knows, maybe your big furry partner could be your new best friend? Bring some crunchy carrots! Just kidding. NOTE: Priority will be given to individuals with special needs. Half hour time slots will be chosen on a first come, first serve basis.Group: All individuals, ages 3 & olderTime: 4:15-6:15 p.m. (half hour time slots)Location: Equestrian Connection, Lake ForestFee: Resident $150.00 Non-Resident $300.00Day/Dates: Fridays, September 25-November 13, 2020 (8 sessions)Min/Max: 2/3 per time slot

Out & About - #2204What does water, woods, and blue skies all have in common? This program!Straponyourbootsandgetyoursunglassesready;we’regoing outside to spend some fun in the sun and chill in the shade. Group: All individuals, ages 15 & olderTime: 12:30-3:00 p.m.Location: Independence Grove, LibertyvilleFee: Resident $14.00 Non-Resident $18.00Day/Date: Saturday, September 19, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Cooking - #7118Cook up lunch with step-by-step direction. NOTE: The ingredients needed will be shared one week in advance. All recipes will be microwave friendly Group: All individualsTime: 12:00-12:30 p.m.Fee: $4.00Day/Dates: Fridays, September 18, 2020

Carnival Dance Party - #7119Hot dog! Come one, come all, to the craziest party of all. It’s no “sur-prize” that this isn’t just any party. Tune in for thirty minutes to party and play games with your pals who are at the program in person. Group: All individualsTime: 7:30-8:00 p.m.Fee: $3.00Day/Date: Friday, September 18, 2020

Jeopardy - #7120Challenge your brain at Jeopardy! Pick a category, say the answer, win points, and have fun with your friends in this timeless game for all.Group: All individualsTime: 6:30-7:00 p.m.Fee: $3.00Day/Dates: Thursday, September 24, 2020

UNO - #7121In the mood for some friendly competition? Always a crowd favorite, the UNO program is the “one” you won’t want to miss!Group: All individualsTime: 12:00-12:30 p.m.Fee: $4.00Day/Dates: Monday, September 27, 2020

Talent Show - #2200Purpose: To increase confidence and socialization by providing an environment for individuals to express themselves through performance.Bust a move, carry a tune, crack up the audience with a joke, show us your trick shots, or make a rabbit disappear. Anything is possible for a talent show! Take your favorite hobby or pastime and turn it into the ultimate performance with the help of likeminded friends. Group: All individuals, ages 8 & olderTime: 6:00-7:15 p.m.Location: Sullivan Center, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $38.00Day/Dates: Mondays, September 14-28, 2020 (3 sessions)Min/Max: 5/8

Aqua Exercise Purpose: To use water resistance for strength training and aerobic exercising.Switch up your workout from the weight room to water. Utilization of kickboards, noodles, and water weights will whip you into shape without breaking a sweat. Hop on in, the water is refreshing, cool, and perfect for exercise. NOTE: SRACLC is not able to provide locker room assistance. Current Guidelines of Aquatics will be followed.Group: All individuals, ages 15 & olderTime: #2201 3:15-4:00 p.m. #2202 4:00-4:45 p.m.Location: Community Center, MundeleinFee: Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $80.00Day/Dates: Wednesdays, September 9-30, 2020 (4 sessions)Min/Max: 4/8 per time slot

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Fall 2020In Person and Virtual Programs offered this Fall!

NovemberRegistration

Deadline: October 19, 2020

September Registration

Deadline: August 24, 2020

OctoberRegistration

Deadline:September 21, 2020

Special Recreation Association Of Central Lake County

Order Up - #3200Interested in a recipe for a great night out? Add a little bit of food, a dash of the great outdoors, and a handful of friends. Mix them all up and voila! Your perfect night awaits. Group: All individuals, ages 22 & olderLocation: Crawford warming House, LibertyvilleTime: 6:00-8:00 p.m.Fee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $38.00Day/Date: Friday, September 11, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Saturday Night’s All Right - #3201Ready to start the night off with some pancakes and sausage? It’s breakfast for dinner time! Then end the night with some good old fashion games. #SaturdayVibesGroup: All individuals, ages 22 & olderTime: 6:00-9:00 p.m.Location: Carl Hartmann Building, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $24.00 Non-Resident $30.00Day/Date: Saturday, September 19, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Bingo - #3202Gather round for a night of your all time favorite game, Bingo! Prizes and pizza are a must for this marvelous evening. How many winners will we have? You’ll have to wait to see!Group: All individuals, ages 22 & olderLocation: Carl Hartmann Building, Vernon hillsTime: 6:00-8:00 p.m.Fee: Resident $21.00 Non-Resident $27.00Day/Date: Friday, September 25, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Movie Memory Mania - #2100Put your movie memory skills to the test. How well can you backtrack to recall characters, quotes, scenes, and storylines from classic cinemas? Some may have seen a famous movie so many times that they could refer to themselves as a T-Bird. Others may know everything about the green creature who lives in a swamp and has a trusty sidekick named Donkey. Bring your brain and brush up on your movie facts to help your team take the lead. And action! NOTE: To Virtually attend this program, please see page 13.Group: All individuals, ages 15 & olderTime: 6:30-9:00 p.m.Location: Hartmann Park, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $16.00 Non-Resident $20.00Day/Date: Friday, September 4, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Rock the Block - #2101Ready to rock ‘n roll? Dance, dine, and discover the exciting entertainment that your friends have to offer. Rock on to the rhythm from this outdoor karaoke night and sing your heart out with your pals. Take a break from the microphone to snag a savory snack that will surely make your mouth water. Your favorite song will be waiting on the queue for you on this evening with good food, better friends, and the best experience.Group: All individuals, ages 15 & olderTime: 6:00-8:30 p.m.Location: Hartmann Park, Vernon Hills Fee: Resident $18.00 Non-Resident $23.00Day/Date: Saturday, September 12, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Carnival Dance Party - #2102Hot dog! Come one, come all, to the craziest party of all. It’s no “sur-prize” that this isn’t just any party. Get ready to play Plinko, bucket toss, and more. When you need to fuel up, we’ve got you covered with crunchy carnival snacks and delicious drinks. It may be tough to “juggle” all of this excitement, so buy your ticket before it’s too late. NOTE: To Virtually attend this program, please see page 13.Group: All individuals, ages 15 & olderTime: 6:00-8:30 p.m.Location: Regent Center, MundeleinFee: Resident $18.00 Non-Resident $23.00Day/Date: Friday, September 18, 2020Min/Max: 5/8 per session

Pumpkin Palooza - #2103Oh my “gourd!” Get ready to “fall” into the activities you’ve been waiting for all year because it’s time for the palooza! Harvest calls for all things squash, so grab your aprons. No gourd will be left unpainted and no pumpkin pie will be left uneaten. Group: All individuals, ages 15 & older Time: 4:30-6:45 p.m.Location: Sullivan Center, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $20.00 Non-Resident $25.00Day/Date: Saturday, September 26, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

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Active Adult Program Have fun in the sun with your friends at Active Adult! Increase your communication skills through cooperative group exercises and daily socialization prompts. Stay active and enjoy other recreational activities like bocce ball or softball. Increase your living skills by participating in life-like activities designed to help you succeed with things like money management, goal setting, and hygiene.

Active Adult program is structured around four core elements:•Recreation/Leisure-includingbowling,swimming,golfing, movies, cultural arts, and more.•Fitness/Exercise-includingdailyworkoutsandsportactivities.•LivingSkills-includingsocialetiquette,moneymanagement, and personal safety.•Socialization-includingcommunicationskillsandcooperative games.

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ACTIVE ADULT DAY TRIPPER PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Good Eats: Home Style Edition - #3403Preheat the oven to 350 degrees of home cooking. Are you in “knead” of an afternoon full of comfort food and feelings? Then let’s get in the kitchen to make classic chicken noodle soup and a chewy loaf of artisan bread. What’s “butter” than that?Group: All individuals, ages 22 & older Time: 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Location: Dunbar Recreation Center, Mundelein Fee: Resident $35.00 Non-Resident $44.00Day/Date: Friday, September 25, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Stars and Stripes Jamboree - #3400 Get ready to party like it’s 1776! We’re combining all our favorite summer holidays into one fun-filled afternoon. Come dressed in your best red, white and blue and “ketchup” with all your friends. Group: All individuals, ages 22 & older Time: 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Location: Carl Hartmann Building, Vernon HillsFee: Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $50.00Day/Date: Thursday, September 3, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

How Cheesy - #3401 Let’s channel our neighbors to the north and get our Wisconsin on. No, you don’t have to wear a cheese hat or Packers jersey, but we will be trying out some local cheesy favorites. Colby jack, cheddar, or provolone, anyone? We’ll get our grub on and then it’s off to explore the preserve for some outdoor recreation. Don’t “swiss” this!Group: All individuals, ages 22 & older Time: 12:30-3:30 p.m. Location: Half Day Forest Preserve, MundeleinFee: Resident $29.00 Non-Resident $37.00Day/Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Brainy Brunch - # 3402 Come hungry, leave happy. Get your cooking on and start the day by whipping up a feast worthy of a king. Then, swap your chef ’s hat for your thinking cap in time for trivia, all while enjoying your home-cooked meal. You’re guaranteed to have an “egg-cellent” time!Group: All individuals, ages 22 & olderTime: 10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Location: Dunbar Recreation Center, Mundelein Fee: Resident $30.00 Non-Resident $38.00Day/Date: Friday, September 11, 2020Min/Max: 5/8

Group: All individuals, ages 22 & olderTime: 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. (actual program time)Location: North - Santa Maria del Popolo, Mundelein South - Carl Hartmann Building, Vernon Hills

Virtual Active Adult - #3-7100Can’t join us for in person Active Adult but don’t want to miss out on the fun? Join us each day for socializing, life skills, recreation, and virtual field trips! A zoom link will be emailed one week before the program starts. NOTE: If you are enrolled in the in person Active Adult program for Fall, you can enroll in the Virtual Active Adult for free. Group: All individuals, ages 22 & olderTime: 12:30-1:00 p.m.Location: Virtual Link Fee: $90.00Day/Dates: Mondays-Thursdays, September 14- November 19, 2020Min/Max: 3/25

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Please make check or money order payable to SRACLC.Charge to:__ VISA __ MASTERCARD __ DISCOVER __ AMEXAccount Number______________________________________Cardholder Name _____________________________________Expiration Date_______________ Charge Amount__________Authorized Signature __________________________________Security Code (CVV/CVC)#_____________________________

CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS: You may charge my credit card on file for any balance due this season: Yes No (If no a check must accompany registration.)

PERMISSION: You may share personal contact information with other SRACLC families interested in carpooling: Yes No

PHOTOGRAPHS: Unless we are notified, SRACLC may take pictures of participants in our programs, classes or events. Please note that these pictures are only for SRACLC use. See Page 7.

Payment in full is due upon registration unless a current Financial Aid form is on file. Without payment, registration will not be processed. If you are requesting Financial Aid, the request must be made in writing each season.

*Donation to SRaClC Financial aid Fund

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Requests for refunds will not be considered after the registration deadline except for medical or family emergencies.Any past balance must be paid or this registration will not be accepted.

Please Circle: Youth Adult T-Shirt Size: S M L XL XXL

*DONATIONS: For every $10.00 donation made to SRACLC you will receive a seasonal raffle entry for a $50.00 Gift Certificate to SRACLC Programs. The drawing will take place on the registration deadline date.

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Please return completed form to: SRACLC, 290 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hil ls , IL 60061, fax 847-816-4876, or email info@sraclc .org.

PLEASE SIGN WAIVER ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM!

Resident Registration Opens: Monday, August 17, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. Participant’s Name ______________________________________________Date of Birth________________ Sex_____

Parent/Guardian Name _______________________________________________E-mail___________________________

Address _____________________________________ City _____________________________Zip ________________

Home Phone______________________Work Phone__________________________Cellular _______________________

Property Index Number ______________School ___________________________Teacher__________________________

Emergency Name/Relationship and Phone Number(s) _______________________________________________________

Primary Disability _____________________________ Secondary Disability ___________________________________

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REGISTRATION INFORMATIONDates to RememberResident Registration - Monday, August 17, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. Non-Resident Registration - Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. Registrations for programs will not be processed until this date. Random selection will be conducted to determine the order of all registrations received at the SRACLC office through 1:00 p.m., Monday, August 24, 2020. Registration after this date and time will be accepted on a first come, first served basis. If a program exceeds its maximum, a lottery will be done according to registration date. “Residents” receive priority placement for ALL PROGRAMS. “Non-Residents” are placed on a waiting list unless specifically stated in the program write-up.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE - MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020 AT 1:00 P.M.Tuesday, August 25, 2020 program cancelation or expansion is considered.

Refund Policies and Procedures• Unless requested or confirmed by the SRACLC office, refunds

will be held as a credit. All credits not requested for immediate reimbursement will be paid out by April 30 of each year. Requested refunds will be processed on the third Wednesday of each month.

• SRACLC reserves the right to cancel a program due to insufficient enrollment. (See minimum and maximum enrollment for each program.)A) If the Association finds it necessary to cancel a program

before the second meeting, a full refund will be given.B) If a program is cancelled by the Association after the second

meeting, a prorated refund will be given on the basis of meetings not held.

• Allrequestsforrefundsmustbesubmittedinwriting.• Medical Reasons: A full or prorated refund will be granted if a

medical condition prohibits participation. • All program refund requests are subject to a minimum $5.00

per program. Day Camp and Active Adult are subject to a $50.00 service charge. The service charge is waived if the refund request is made prior to a given program registration deadline. Any service charge will be applied to an unpaid balance.

• No refund will be given for any special event or program activity that requires a pre-paid purchase by SRACLC unless an alternate can be placed. There can be no exceptions.

• No refund will be given after the registration deadline unless the program is deemed inappropriate for the participant. Please see above for exceptions.

• SRACLC realizes that inappropriate behavior or conduct may occur. However, if the behavior persists and is deemed hazardous to any individual, the SRACLC Director reserves the right to suspend participants with a prorated refund given.

• Refunds will be made available upon request, if you are not able to attend a program due to the observation of a religious holiday.

Registration Process• Onlineregistrationisnowavailableatsraclc.org.• Whenpayingwithcashorcheck,fullpaymentisrequiredat

the time of registration unless specific arrangements have been made with the SRACLC Director (i.e. Financial Aid, payment plans).

• AllchecksmustbemadepayabletoSRACLC.• CreditcardsVISA,MASTERCARD,AMERICAN EXPRESS, and DISCOVER are accepted and required to be

kept on file.• Deferredpayment/financialaidplansmustbeconfirmed

through the Director.• RegistrationsWILLNOTbeprocessedifafeebalancere-

mains from a previous season.• Completetheseasonalwaiverwhenyoucheckoutonlineor

you can find it in the back of our seasonal brochure.• Listeachprogram,name,andfeeandpickuplocation.• Anyprogramlistedontheregistrationwillbeenteredand

charged. SRACLC does not accept tentative registrations.• SRACLCdoesnotsendconfirmationofregistration.Your

cancelled check or credit card statement serves as your receipt. However, you may call to confirm your registration.

• SignedregistrationsmustbereceivedbytheSRACLCofficea minimum of three working days before participation can begin. Faxes are accepted. When sending a fax, payment must be received within three (3) working days. The fax number is (847) 816-4876.

• Phonereservationscannotbetakenandwillnot“holdyourspot” unless the current season’s registration form has been processed.

• SRACLCofficehoursareMonday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

*Online Registration*Please submit an Annual Information

Form with your Registration.

Payments made with cash or check must be paid in ful l . Anyone who wishes to set up a payment schedule must contact the SRACLC off ice and pay with debit or credit . Guidel ines for part ic ipation wil l be establ ished and expected.

FALL 2020 REGISTRATION

PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

FALL 2020Please submit an Annual Information Form with your Registration.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION The Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities, in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for this program/activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities/programs.You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fit and/or adequately skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or has recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.WARNING OF RISKRecreational activities are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity. All hazards and dangers cannot be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, certain risks, dangers and injuries may exist due to inclement weather, slips and falls, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and other risks inherent to the particular activity. In this regard, it is impossible for the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County to guarantee absolute safety.WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISKPlease read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, including virtual, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activi-ties connected with and associated with this program/activity (including transportation services and vehicle opera-tions, when provided).I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees.

PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED - if the authorized signature, transportation, and date are not fully completed.

I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering online or via fax, my online or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature. Participant’s Name ____________________________________________________________ (Please Print)

Authorized Signature ____________________________________________________________ (Participants 18 years or older or Parent/Guardian)

Date ____________________________ TRANSPORTATION: I DO DO NOT grant permission for transportation in vehicles owned, rented, or contracted by SRACLC for use in SRACLC programming.

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FACILIT IES

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Resident registrat ion wil l open Monday, August 17, 2020 at 9:00 a .m. Non-Resident registrat ion wil l open Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. and al l registrat ion wil l c lose on Monday, August 24, 2020 at 1:00 p.m.

FacilitiesAdler Lodge/Park, 1500 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Libertyville.

Bowlero, 316 Center Drive, Vernon Hills.

Carl Hartmann Building/Park, 292 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hills.

Community Center/Park, 1401 N. Midlothian Road, Mundelein.

Crawford Warming House, 817 W. Lake Street, Butler Lake Park, Libertyville.

Dunbar Recreation Center, 888 Dunbar Road, Mundelein.

Equestrian Connection, 600 N. Bradley Road, Lake Forest.

Fair Haven Lanes, 711 E Hawley Street, Mundelein.

Independence Grove, 16400 Buckley Road. Libertyville.

Kracklauer Park, 116 N. Lake Street, Mundelein.

Lakeside Lanes, 900 N. Lake Street, Mundelein.

Recreation Center, 240 Commerce Drive, Grayslake.

The Regent Center, 1200 Regent Drive, Mundelein.

Santa Maria del Popolo, 40 North Seymour, Mundelein.

SRACLC Office, 290 Oakwood Road, Vernon Hills.

Sullivan Center, 635 N. Aspen Road, Vernon Hills.

Washington Early Learning Center, 122 S. Garfield Avenue, Mundelein.

If you need more specific directions, please call the SRACLC office at (847) 816-4866.

PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Fall 2020In Person and Virtual Programs offered this Fall!

NovemberRegistration

Deadline: October 19, 2020

September Registration

Deadline: August 24, 2020

OctoberRegistration

Deadline:September 21, 2020

Special Recreation Association Of Central Lake County

WE’RE HIRING!Are you interested in working with youth, teens, and/or adults

with disabilities? If so, then this job is for you!We are looking for enthusiastic and responsible staff to assist

with a wide variety of programs for all ages and abilities.

CONTACT: Kara Miller, staffing@sraclc.org(847) 816-4866

WEBSITE: sraclc.org/work-with-us

Programs are

subject to

change.

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Recreation That’s Special!

September Programs 2020TO: CuRRENT RESIDENT OR