Summer 2013 Activity Guide

My name is Lucy Petrick and I am currently a junior at Shore-wood High School. This is my second year of taking graphic de-sign classes with Mr. Zimpel. Graphic design is my favorite classbecause you get to be creative. I am very interested in photog-raphy, and graphic arts has allowed me to incorporate picturesthat I’ve taken into my designs. In addition to photography, I amalso interested in music. I love both listening to music and play-ing it. In the fall, I swim for the high school swim team, which Ienjoy a great deal. I also love the outdoors and spend time out-side whenever I can. I plan to continue taking graphic design

mEEt OuR COvER DESIGNER...WElCOmE!

throughout my high school education.

Petrick is a part of Shorewood High School Graphic Design (GD) Program, led byteacher Jeff Zimpel. The program offers introductory, intermediate, and an advancedlevel. Within the courses, students are taught various types of computer software.The upper-level classes are taught in a design studio atmosphere, where clientscome into the classroom in order to brief the student-designers on the project re-quirements. These projects originate both from within the school system and thecommunity at large. Because students may take introductory graphic design asfreshmen, and continue through several levels of advanced graphic design untilgraduation, this program offers an excellent foundation for those who wish to studygraphic design, advertising, or other communications-related fields at the collegelevel.

Shorewood Recreation & Community Services Department Staff

Martin Lexmond - Superintendent [email protected]

Deb Stolz - Director [email protected]

Nick Phalin - Recreation Supervisor [email protected]

Kristin Serpe - Recreation Supervisor [email protected]

Bobby Wood - Fitness Center Manager [email protected]

Nora Rangel-Kubacki - Secretary [email protected]

Barb Xistris - Secretary [email protected]

We also have more than 100+ seasonal instructors that work very hard to provide you with the selection and quality of programs offered year-round.

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

Summer 2013 Activity Guidefeaturing programs for all ages and interests.

ShOREWOOD RECREAtION & COmmuNIty SERvICES DEPARtmENt

IS A mEmBER OF thE FOllOWING ORGANIzAtIONS:

Shorewood Board of Education:Rob Reinhoffer - PresidentColin Plese - Vice PresidentRuth Treisman - Treasurer

David Cobb - ClerkParu Shah - MemberShorewood Recreation & Community Services Activity Guide

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

2 Register online at shorewoodschools.org

Pictured, from left to right are Shorewood Recreation Staff Members:

Deb Stolz, Nick Phalin, Barb Xistris, Bobby Wood, Kristin Serpe, and Nora

Rangel-Kubacki.

(Photo courtesy of Emma Windau.)

onlineResident - Monday, April 15

Non-Resident - Friday, April 19Fax, Drop Box, Mail, Walk-in or Telephone

Resident - Monday, April 29Non-Resident - Wednesday, May 1

Non-Residents may not register for Summer School Enrichment classes until May 1

Registration Information

eARly ReGiSTRATioNS

All forms received prior to the designated regis-

tration dates listed above will be processed ran-

domly on the first day of mail registration.

lATe Fee ReGiSTRATioNS

All program registrations must occur two businessdays prior to classes starting, or by the sign-updeadline. A $10 late fee will be assessed if wereceive your registration after these two daysor the deadline. Please register early.

The Shorewood Recreation Department will use email as our primary meansof communication. This will be how we contact you for program cancella-tions, confirmations, notifications, and updates.

oNliNe - Visit shorewoodschools.org for the easiest way to sign up. Click on the registrationlink to begin. Call us if you need assistance and we will be happy to walk you through the onlineregistration process. See page 48 for online registration directions. Online registrations areprocessed instantly!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Registration forms are located on pages 49 & 50

Programs Page Number

Community Contacts and Events................................................................................10

General Information...........................................................................................47 - 48

Program Descriptions.........................................................................................38 - 46

Volunteer Information.................................................................................................36

Be Our Guest Senior Pass..................................................................................6, 37

Starting in May..............................................................................................6

Starting in June...........................................................................................7

Starting in July.......................................................................................7 - 8

Starting in August and September................................................................9

Online Learning............................................................................................9

Community Swim Schedule ......................................................................35

Swim Lessons: (Infants through Adults).............................................31 - 33

Water Aerobics...........................................................................................34

Basketball Summer League........................................................................................12

Birthday Parties...........................................................................................................51

Bright Beginnings Preschool Program.........................................................................11

Flag Football League..................................................................................................13

Hershey Track and Field Meet.....................................................................................13

Home Base Morning Supervision................................................................................14

Kids Clubs..........................................................................................................15 - 17

Shorewood Girls Fastpitch League.............................................................................12

Youth Programs:

Starting the week of June 17.................................................14, 16 - 19, 49

Starting the week of June 24....................................14, 16 - 17, 20 - 21, 49

Starting the week of July 1...............................................14, 16 - 17, 22, 49

Starting the week of July 8.......................................14, 16 - 17, 22 - 24, 49

Starting the week of July 15.....................................14, 16 - 17, 24 - 25, 49



Starting the week of August 5 .........................................14, 16 - 17, 29, 49

Starting the week of August 12.....................................................15, 30, 49

Starting the week of August 19..................................................................30

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Adult and Senior Citizen Programs

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mission StatementThe mission of the Shorewood Recreation and Community Service Departmentis to provide community services and life-long learning opportunities throughrecreation, education, and fitness programs to enhance the quality of life for res-idents of the Shorewood community.

Recreation Department Office hoursMonday - Friday

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

Closed: May 27 & July 4

telephone NumbersShorewood Recreation and Community Services

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

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

Shorewood Community Fitness Center(414) 961-3100

locationShorewood High School

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

School locations & Telephone Numbers

Atwater School2100 east capitol Drive(414) 963-6962

lake Bluff School1600 east lake BluffBlvd.(414) 963-6972

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

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

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SHS Front Lawn Dance StudioRoom 276(2nd Floor)

SHS Orchestra Room 78

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PhysicalEducationBuilding

SHS ScienceRoom 130

SHS ScienceRoom 140

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Band Room 278

Choir Room 273

SHS ScienceRoom 136

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fitneSS center

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

receive a complete and individualized fitness program.

“To promote the vitality, health and well-being

of youth, student-athletes, and adults.”

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

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

Website: shorewoodschools.orgBobby Wood - Fitness Center Manager

[email protected]

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

Get your summer workout program started the right way! A fitness consultation with one of our certifiedpersonal trainers will ensure that you are working efficiently towards your goals. For one $30 for onesession, you will receive a body analysis and custom workout program, along with exercise demonstra-tions. You do not need to be a fitness center member to purchase a session.

Shorewood residents 90 years or older receive a 12 month single membership for only $90!

Students can become certified to use the Shorewood Community Fitness Center without the supervisionof a parent/guardian. During session(s) with a personal trainer, the student will learn proper techniquesand safety when using equipment at the SCFC. If the student can demonstrate required knowledge,they will be given a one year membership to the SCFC. Contact the Fitness Center at (414) 961-3100 toarrange your program.

Time: One 60-minute or two 30-minute sessions set up by parent/guardian location: Fitness Center Aerobics RoomFee: Resident - $40 / Non-Resident - $60instructor: Shorewood Community Fitness Center Personal Trainercourse #: 4115.1

The SCFC is conveniently located next to a regulation 400 meter track and synthetic turf field so you cantake the cardio portion of your workout outdoors!*

*Turf field and track are not available during SHS athletics, special events, or during the instructional day.

Unfortunately, the fact is, violence is sometimes unavoidable. In May, the Fitness Center will offering aSelf Defense Seminar. Participants will be able to demonstrate techniques that can safely be applied ina classroom setting and carried over to real-life situations. Registration information will be available earlyMay.

Purchase in June - get 3 months for $60Purchase in July - get 2 months for $50

Purchase in August - get 1 month for $30

(Adult single memberships. Cannot add on to existing membership.)

Buy early and save more!

90+ club

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Wi-fi available at Scfc!

Stop in anD See What We have to offer

Cardio MachinesRowerBenchesOlympic PlatformDumbbellsPersonal Training

Weight MachinesGroup Exercise ClassesFunctional Training AreasFree Equipment Orientationand more....

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400 meter track

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Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat class Dates location instructorFee

R / N-Rcourse #

5:30 - 6:10 am cardio Step 5/13 - 7/10No class 5/27

Fitness Center

Aerobics RoomJoanne Dixon $60 / $90 3111.1

5:30 - 6:15 am Aqua Boot camp 5/14 - 6/27 VHE Pool Renee Scherck - Meyer $50 / $75 3170.1

6:00 - 6:50 am Boot camp, kick Box & core 5/16 - 7/11No class 7/4

Fitness Center


6:00 - 7:00 am

Gentle hatha yoga 5/13 - 7/1No class 5/27 SHS Dance Studio

Room 276

Rosie Sheinbein $46 / $69 3130.1

Gentle hatha yoga 5/15 - 7/3 Rosie Sheinbein $52 / $78 3130.2

6:15 - 6:45 am Muscle Fitness 5/13 - 7/10No class 5/27

Fitness Center

Aerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $43 / $65 3125.1

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body overhaul 5/28 - 6/21 Jake Wollach $30 / $45 3101.6


Joanne Dixon $43 / $65 3125.2

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

5/14 - 7/2 Elizabeth Klijnsmit $52 / $78 3131.1

8:00 - 8:50 am Pilates 5/13 - 6/26

No class 5/27

SHS Dance Studio

Room 276Elizabeth Klijnsmit $52 / $78 3151.1

Pilates 5/18 - 6/29Fitness Center

Aerobics RoomElizabeth Klijnsmit $28 / $42 3151.2

8:15 - 9:15 am Step & Sculpt5/17 - 6/7 SHS Dance Studio Room 276

Joanne Dixon $32 / $48 3105.16/14 -7/12No class 7/5

Fitness Center Aerobics Room

9:00 - 10:00 am Step & Sculpt 5/18 - 7/6

Fitness Center

Aerobics Room

Elizabeth Klijnsmit $32 / $48 3105.2

11:45 am - 12:30 pm zumba 5/16 - 6/27 Katie Rhyme $26 / $39 3146.2

Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm Full Body overhaul 5/29 - 6/19 Jake Wollach $27 / $40 3103.6

4:00 - 4:45 pm Full Body overhaul 5/28 - 6/20 Jake Wollach $30 / $45 3102.6

5:00 - 6:00 pm Total Body conditioning 5/13 - 7/1No class 5/27


6:00 - 7:00 pm

Strong & Fitindoor / outdoor Boot camp

5/13 - 7/1No class 5/27

Fitness CenterAerobics Room & Outside

Renee Scherck - Meyer $56 / $84 3187.1

Fit Power Mix 5/14 - 7/2Fitness Center

Aerobics RoomJake Wollach $60 / $90 3135.1

7:00 - 8:00 pm zumba 5/14 - 6/25Lake Bluff Cafetorium

6/18 - 6/25 relocated to SIS GymMichelle Miller $32 / $48 3146.1

ADult ENRIChmENt AND EXERCISE PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN mAy

Register online at shorewoodschools.org6

Be ouR GueST SeNioR ciTizeN PASS - ShoReWooD ReSiDeNTS, 60+It is the policy of the Shorewood School Board to make available a Senior Citizen Pass to those individuals living in Shorewood who have reached the age of 60 years. The purpose of the pass is to say“Thank you” to our Senior Citizens who have given such fine support to our schools. Passes are available at the Shorewood Recreation Department. This pass entitles the holder and companion tobe admitted, without charge to the following School District activities: all Athletic events (except WiAA tournament games), band and orchestra performances, and dramatic productions (exceptspring musical and AFS Showcase).

Register online at shorewoodschools.org

ADult ENRIChmENt AND EXERCISE PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN JuNE

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun class Dates location instructorFee

R / N-Rcourse #

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body overhaul 6/25 - 7/19No class 7/5

Fitness Center

Aerobics RoomJake Wollach $27 / $40 4101.1

7:30 - 8:15 am 5k Training Program 6/8 - 8/3No class 7/6

SHS Track Renee Scherck - Meyer $54 / $81 4196.1

8:00 - 11:00 am American Red cross

lifeguard Training6/17 - 6/27

VHE Pool &SHS West Computer Lab

Amy Johnson $240 / $290 4383.1

9:00 am - 12:00 pm American Red cross

Water Safety instructor6/22 - 7/28

No class July 6 & 7Mequon City Pool

Mequon Aquatics Staff

$210 / $230 4382.1

Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm Full Body overhaul 6/24 - 7/17

Fitness Center

Aerobics Room

Jake Wollach $30 / $45 4103.1

4:00 - 4:45 pm Full Body overhaul 6/25 - 7/18No class 7/4

Jake Wollach $27 / $40 4102.1

4:30 - 5:15 pm Arthritis exercise Program 6/4 - 6/27 SHS Staff Lounge Jan Mahlberg $28 / $42 4190.1

6:00 - 6:55 pm Tennis - Adult Beginner 6/19 - 8/7 SIS Tennis Courts Jim Mileham $32 / $48 4458.1

6:00 - 8:30 pm indian Salads 6/5Nicolet High School

Room B133Susan Pack $30 / $40 4701.1

6:35 - 7:15 pm Adult Swim instruction6/20 - 8/8No class 7/4

VHE Pool Aquatics Staff $40 / $60 4330.1

7:00 - 7:55 pm

Tennis - AdultAdvanced Beginner

6/19 - 8/7

SIS Tennis Courts

Jim Mileham $32 / $48 4458.2

Tennis Parent / child

Beginner6/20 - 8/8No class 7/4

Jim Mileham $22 / $33 4454.1

7:00 - 9:00 pm coed open Volleyball 6/17 - 8/5 SHS Arena Recreation Staff $28 / $42 4470.1

7:30 - 9:30 pm Badminton 6/19 - 8/7WFB High School

Field HouseDoug Kane $20 / $30 4415.1

8:00 - 8:55 pm

Tennis - AdultAdvanced Beginner Plus

6/19 - 8/7

SIS Tennis Courts

Jim Mileham $32 / $48 4458.3

Tennis Parent/childAdvanced Beginner

6/20 - 8/8No class 7/4

Jim Mileham $22 / $33 4454.2

ADult ENRIChmENt AND EXERCISE PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN July


R / N-Rcourse #

5:30 - 6:10 am cardio Step 7/15 - 9/11No class 9/2

Fitness CenterAerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $60 / $90 4111.1

5:30 - 6:15 am Aqua Boot camp 7/9 - 8/29 VHE Pool Renee Scherck - Meyer $60 / $90 4170.1

6:00 - 6:50 am Boot camp, kick Box & core 7/18 - 9/12Fitness CenterAerobics Room

Joanne Dixon $36 / $54 4110.1

6:00 - 7:00 am Gentle hatha yoga 7/8 - 8/26

SHS Dance Studio

Room 276

Rosie Sheinbein $52 / $78 4130.1

Gentle hatha yoga 7/10 - 8/28 Rosie Sheinbein $52 / $78 4130.2


Fitness Center


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R / N-Rcourse #

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body overhaul 7/23 - 8/16


Jake Wollach $30 / $45 4101.2


Joanne Dixon $43 / $65 4125.2

7:00 - 7:30 am kettle Bell 30 7/18 - 9/5 Neal Schuster $28 / $42 4104.1

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

7/16 - 9/5 Elizabeth Klijnsmit $56 / $84 4131.1

8:00 - 8:50 am

Pilates 7/8 - 8/28SHS Dance Studio

Room 276Elizabeth Klijnsmit $64 / $96 4151.1

Pilates 7/13 - 8/31



8:15 - 9:15 am Step & Sculpt 7/19 - 9/13 Joanne Dixon $36 / $54 4105.1

9:00 - 10:00 am Step & Sculpt 7/20 - 9/7 Elizabeth Klijnsmit $32 / $48 4105.2

10:00 am - 1:00 pm Downtown Morning

Paddle / kayak7/13 & 7/27

Rowing Center1990 N. Commerce St

Riverwest OutdoorEnterprises Staff

$35 / $53 4252.2

11:45 am - 12:30 pm zumba 7/11 - 8/29


Katie Rhyme $30 / $45 4146.2

Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm Full Body overhaul 7/22 - 8/14 Jake Wollach $30 / $45 4103.2

4:00 - 4:45 pm Full Body overhaul 7/23 - 8/15 Jake Wollach $30 / $45 4102.2

4:30 - 5:15 pm Arthritis exercise Program 7/2 - 7/30No class 7/4

SHS Staff Lounge Jan Mahlberg $28 / $42 4190.2

5:00 - 6:00 pm Total Body conditioning 7/15 - 9/4No class 9/2 Fitness Center

Aerobics Room


6:00 - 7:00 pm

Fit Power Mix 7/16 - 9/5 Jake Wollach $64 / $96 4135.1

Strong & Fit

indoor / outdoor Boot camp7/15 - 9/4No class 9/2

Fitness CenterAerobics Room & Outside

Renee Scherck - Meyer $60 / $90 4187.1

6:30 - 8:30 pm

everyday Sewing Skirt & Tote for Moms & Daughters

7/8 - 8/12 Lydell Community Center Room 22,

Whitefish Bay

Sandy Saltzstein$90 / $100

per pair4601.2

everyday Sewing level 1 7/9 - 8/13 Sandy Saltzstein $50 / $60 4601.1

6:30 - 9:30 pm Downtown evening




$35 / $53 4252.1

7:00 - 8:00 pm zumba 7/9 - 8/27SIS Gym

7/23 class relocated to North GymMichelle Miller $36 / $54 4146.1

ADult ENRIChmENt AND EXERCISE PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN July CONtINuED



R / N-Rcourse #

6:30 - 7:15 am Full Body overhaul 8/20 - 9/13Fitness CenterAerobics Room

Jake Wollach $30 / $45 4101.3

Mon: 4:00 - 4:45 pmWed: 12:00 - 12:45 pm Full Body overhaul 8/19 - 9/11

No class 9/2Jake Wollach $27 / $40 4103.3

10:00 am - 1:00 pm Downtown Morning




$35 / $53 4252.4

4:00 - 4:45 pm Full Body overhaul 8/20 - 9/12Fitness CenterAerobics Room

Jake Wollach $30 / $45 4102.3

4:30 - 5:15 pm

Arthritis exercise Program 8/1 - 8/29 SHS Staff Lounge Jan Mahlberg $32 / $48 4190.3

Arthritis exercise Program 9/3 - 9/26Atwater Early Education

Center, SW CornerJan Mahlberg $28 / $42 1190.1

6:30 - 9:30 pm Downtown evening




$35 / $53 4252.3

ADult ENRIChmENt AND EXERCISE PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN AuGuSt & SEPtEmBER

AND ShoReWooD RecReATioN ARe NoW oFFeRiNG: oNliNe leARNiNG ANyTiMe, ANyWheRe...juST A click AWAy!

Looking to enhance a skill or learn something new? Now you can do it through the Shorewood Recreation & Community Services Department without leaving home. It’s just a click away! We havepartnered with Ed2go, the industry leader in online learning for adults to bring you online enrichment courses. Ed2go offers courses through a network of over 1,800 top colleges and universities in orderto provide the highest-quality online continuing education opportunities that are affordable and easy to use. With hundreds of great online courses - from Creating Web Pages and Accounting Fundamentalsto Speed Spanish and Grant Writing (and everything in between) - it is easy to see why millions of lifelong learners take ed2go online courses. Online courses include: expert instructors, 24 hour access,online discussion areas, and 6 weeks of instruction. There are hundreds of courses to choose from an new sessions begin each month. To register go to: shorewoodschools.org and click the Recreation

and Community Services tab.

certificate in MeditationIn this four-course certificate program, you will explore the many medita-tion techniques that can be used to support the mind-body connectionand promote healing, health, and wellness.

computer Skills for the Workplace Learn the fundamental computer skills you need to succeed in today'sworkplace.

Grammar Refresher Gain confidence in your ability to produce clean, grammatically correctdocuments and speeches.

creating Mobile Apps with hTMl5Learn to use HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, and Web APIs to createcross-platform mobile apps and mashups.GMAT Preparation.

eXAMPleS oF The MANy clASSeS oFFeReD: The Shorewood Recreation Department advertises onlineclasses for ed2go, an online learning company.

Registration is done online, through ed2go, not throughthe Recreation Department. We are unable to credit orrefund money for online courses.

Any issues that may arise in regards to online classesmust be handled through ed2go.


90+ cluB

Are you 90 years or older, live in Shorewood, and participate in Shorewood Recreation & Community Services programs? If so, please contact the Recreation

Department. You are eligible to participate in our programs FREE. The 90+ Club does not include co-op programs, vendor programs, and fieldtrips.

COmmuNIty EvENtS

coMMuNiTy coNTAcTS

iF you hAVe ANy QueSTioNS ABouT TheSe GRouPS, PleASe coNTAcT TheM AT TheSe NuMBeRS oR eMAil ADDReSSeS.Milestones

964-5545milestonesprograms.org

Seed Foundation

shorewoodseed.org

Senior Resource Center

elizabeth Price - 847-2727villageofshorewood.org

Shorewood Foundation

847-2702shorewoodfoundation.org

Shorewood Girls Softball

liz escobar - [email protected]

Shorewood High School

Drama Dept.

Box office - 963 - 6940shorewooddrama.org

Shorewood Historical Society

karen dehartog - 964-5258shorewoodhistory.org

Shorewood Kickers

Monica Morrissey - 962-3798shorewoodkickers.com

Shorewood Little League

Rick Frieseke - 731-9875shorewoodlittleleague.com

Shorewood Men’s Club

shorewoodmensclub.org

Shorewood Senior Tennis Club

Steve kavalauskas - 964-8479

Shorewood Swim Club

Genie Smith - 332-3942shorewoodswimclub.com

Shorewoood Table Tennis Club

linda leaf - 281-3123shorewoodttc.org

Shorewood Tennis Club

jim Mileham - 962-5236

ShoReWooD coNceRT BAND 33RD ANNiVeRSARy SeASoNFRee coNceRTS AT ATWATeR lAke FRoNT PARk

Saturday, june 8 12:30 pm Shorewood Men’s Club Chicken BBQ

Thursday, june 20 7:00 pm Thursday, july 4 6:30 pm Fourth of July Celebration

Thursday, july 18 7:00 pm

Call (414) 963 - 6913 x 3 after 4:00 pm if the weather is questionable. Musicians are needed

for the Shorewood Concert Band. For more information, please contact LeRoy Augustine

at (414) 962-8991.

ShoReWooD MeN’S cluB

42ND ANNuAl chickeN BAR-B-Q Kick off the summer with your neighbors. Enjoy good friends, great

food, ice cream, and live entertainment all day.

Date: Saturday, June 8, 2013

Time: 11:30 am - 7:30 pm

location: Atwater Park - Upper Level

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ShoReWooD'S 4Th oF july celeBRATioN

Thursday, july 41:00 - 2:30 pm FREE All Age Swim - VHE Pool

(a limited number of swimmers will be permitted in the pool)

3:30 pm Parade Route - The parade will start at Kensington & Oakland to Edgewood Blvd and finish at Spector Field.

4:30 pm Red Hot Dixie Jazz Band Concert and free ice cream

Evening Atwater Lakefront Park6:00 pm Food/Beverage - Children’s Activities - Music6:30 pm Shorewood Concert Band Performance7:30 pm Above The Town Band

Sponsored by the Shorewood Men’s Club 8:00 pm Flag Ceremony - Introduction of Parade Marshals8:30 pm Continued music by Above the Town Band9:30 pm FIREWORKS: sponsored by Shorewood Foundation

Please note that Atwater Beach will be closed beginning at 12:00 pm due to the set-up for the 4th of July.

Do you or your organization want to be a part of this wonderful community event? To volunteer, pleasecontact Jan Zehren, 4th of July Coordinator, at (414) 964-0172.

Financial support from individuals, businesses, and community groups is needed and appreciated. Pleaseforward your tax deductible donations, earmarked for Shorewood's 4th of July, to:

Shorewood Foundation, 3930 N. Murray Ave, Shorewood, WI 53211

COURSE FULLCOURSE FULL

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

Bright Beginnings will follow the school year calendar for the 2013-2014 school year. When the elementary schools do not have school, Bright Beginnings will not beheld.

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

2013-2014 Tuition Payments: A $200 nonrefundable deposit is required at time of registration to reserve a space for your child. Payment plans are available atregistration. Fees must be paid by September 1st, unless you are on an established payment plan. Receive a $100 tuition discount if tuition is paid in full atregistration. No refunds or credit will be given for this program.

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

BRiGhT BeGiNNiNGS AT ATWATeR School BRiGhT BeGiNNiNGS AT lAke BluFF School

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Milestones will be offering an all daychild care supervision on the daysyour child attends Bright BeginningsPreschool at both Atwater and LakeBluff Elementary Schools. The su-pervison is available Mondaythrough Friday from 7:00 am - 6:00pm. Students must be at least three(3) years old and completely toilettrained. If you require this supervi-sion for your child while they are en-rolled in Bright Beginnings, youmust contact Milestones at (414)964-5545 as availability is limited.

course #: 5290.1Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayDate: September 9 - June 6, 2014Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,600 (for both residents and non residents)

Waiting list is available

course #: 5290.2Day: Tuesday and ThursdayDate: September 10 - June 5, 2014Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,200 (for both residents and non residents)

course #: 5290.3Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayDate: September 9 - June 6, 2014Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,600 (for both residents and non residents)

Waiting list is available

course #: 5290.4Day: Tuesday and ThursdayDate: September 10 - June 5, 2014Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,200 (for both residents and non residents)

Must be at least 2 years and 10 months by September 1, 2013

course #: 5290.5 NEW!

Day: Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayDate: September 10 - June 5, 2014Time: 12:30 - 3:00 pmTuition: $1,600 (for both residents and non residents)

location: Early Education Center, SE cornerTeacher: Sharon Maier

location: Early Education Center, NW cornerTeacher: Teresa Freding

BRIGht BEGINNINGS PRESChOOl 2013 - 2014 SChOOl yEAR - SChOOl DIStRICt OF ShOREWOOD

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Bombers T-Ball Program RegistrationDeadline:April 19

Lake Bluff Diamond $60 / $90 4401.1

Sluggers coach Pitch Program Lake Bluff Diamond $60 / $90 4402.1

t-Ball & coach pitch BaseBall programs Deadline: April 19 Practices begin the week of May 20th Games end july 27th

GRADeS FoR BoMBeRS T-BAll AND SluGGeRS coAch PiTch ARe AS oF The 2013 - 2014 School yeAR

Age 12 - 14

Interested in playing competitive girls fastpitch? We will have at least 15 gamesboth in Shorewood and traveling throughout the North Shore area. This leagueis for more competitive and committed players. Practice will begin in mid-Mayand the season will end the last weekend of July. Game and practice dates willvary throughout the season as we play other communities. Games will beplayed on weekends and weeknights. We will play in at least one weekend tour-nament. Players must have their own transportation to games, but carpoolingis encouraged. Participants will be provided with a jersey, but players will beasked to purchase shorts and other uniform items. Pending registration, wemay have talent-based tryouts.

Age: 12 - 14 years, age is based as of January 1, 2013location: SHS DiamondDate: Late May through end of JulyFee: Resident - $130 / Non-Resident - $180course: 4490.2Registration Deadline: Friday, May 10

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Grade 5 - 9

These summer basketball leagues are being run as a feeder program to furtherprepare our youth for basketball when entering high school. Pending registra-tion, we may have talent-based tryouts. This program will require travel toCedarburg for league games. The earliest game time is 5:30 pm. Each teamwill play two games per night. Boys entering grade 9 will play in the MequonHomestead league. Participants from 2012-13 Jr. Greyhounds winter programwill receive first consideration for summer league roster. A jersey will be pro-vided for summer games.

Fee: Resident - $75 / Non-Resident - $112Registration Deadline: Wednesday, April 3

Jr. greYhouNds summer BasketBall league

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Grade Days Dates course #

5 Mon 6/17 - 7/22 4494.1

6 Tues 6/18 - 7/23 4494.2

7 Tues 6/18 - 7/23 4494.3

8 Tues 6/18 - 7/23 4494.4

Please note: No games the week of july 1st.

GRADeS FoR ThiS PRoGRAM ARe AS oF The 2013 - 2014 School yeAR

ReGiSTRATioN NoW oPeN!

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Grade Days Dates course #

5 Mon 6/17 - 7/22 4493.1

6 Mon 6/17 - 7/22 4493.2

7 Wed 6/19 - 7/24 4493.3

8 Wed 6/19 - 7/24 4493.4

9 Tues TBA 4493.5

Parents who are interested in coaching T-Ball or coach Pitch, please contact Nick at [email protected].

SponSor a team or league

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department is look-ing for individuals and businesses to sponsor our leagues to cover jerseycosts. Sponsors will be recognized with their name or business logo on theback of the t-shirt or jersey for the league. If you are interested, please con-tact the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

ReGiSTRATioN NoWoPeN!

shorewood girls fastpitch league

Grades 1 - 6

Our new format will include parent volunteer coaches and instruction from SHS football players. Participants will be placed on a team that will practice one night perweek. Team requests will not be honored. We will play games on Saturday afternoons on the SHS Football Field. Before our games kickoff, SHS players will lead15 minutes of instruction. Parents who are interested in coaching, please contact Nick at [email protected].

Date: Saturday, August 31 - September 28 Time: 1:15 - 2:45 pmlocation: SHS Football FieldFee: Resident - $40 / Non-Resident - $60Registration Deadline: Friday, August 9

flag footBall leagueGRADeS FoR ThiS PRoGRAM ARe AS oF The 2013 - 2014 School yeAR

Grade course #

1 - 2 1401.1

3 - 4 1401.2

5 - 6 1401.3

hERShEy tRACk AND FIElD mEEtCoed, Age 9 - 14

Local Qualifying Meet for District Hershey MeetDate: Friday, May 17location: Whitefish Bay High School TrackFee: FREE Time: 4:00 pm (Check in time begins at 3:45 pm)

Local winners will advance to the District Meet.

Registration: Return the 2013 Hershey Track & Field formto the Shorewood Recreation Department by Monday, May13 by Noon. All original birth certificates must be verified byRecreation Department staff. No copies of the birth certifi-cate will be accepted.

Age Divisions - Boys and Girls: Participants compete per their age as of December 31, 2013.

9 & 10 year olds (born in 2003 or 2004)11 & 12 year olds (born in 2001 or 2002)13 & 14 year olds (born in 1999 or 2000)

events:

9 & 10 year olds - 50, 100, 200 & 400 meter dash, 4 x 100meter relay, standing long jump and softball throw11 & 12 year olds - 100, 200 & 400 meter dash, 800 meterrun, 4 x 100 meter relay, standing long jump, softball throw13 & 14 year olds - 100, 200 meter dash, 800 & 1,600 meterrun, 4 x 100 meter relay, standing long jump, softball throw

Race / event eligibility*Enter in two running events (includes relay) and onefield event oR two field events and one running event(includes relay).

District Meet - Saturday, june 8 State Meet - Saturday, june 22

District and State meets to be held at:Wauwatosa West High School11400 W Center StreetWauwatosa, WI 53222

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volunteer coacheS Volunteer coaches are needed for our youth sports leagues. Duties in-clude directing the team’s practice and play during games. Training andresources are provided. This small investment of your time will have agreat impact on the children of your team. Coaches are needed for currentand future programs in the areas of flag football (fall), basketball (winter),coach pitch baseball (summer) and T-ball (summer). If you are willing tohelp coach in our programs, contact the Recreation Department at (414)963-6913 x 4, or email Nick at [email protected].

Register online atshorewoodschools.org

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ng

er h

un

t! We

will b

eg

in w

alk

ing

ove

r to E

sta

bro

ok P

ark

at 9

:30

am

an

d a

rrive

ba

ck a

t the

Yo

uth

Ce

nte

r by 3

:30

pm

. In c

ase

of ra

in, a

ltern

ativ

e a

ctiv

-itie

s w

ill be

he

ld in

the

SH

S A

ren

a, N

orth

Gym

an

d Y

ou

thC

en

ter.

Da

ily F

ee

:R

esid

en

t - $3

0 / N

on

-Re

sid

en

t - $4

5

co

urs

e #

:4

86

0.9

3

Th

ur

sd

ay

, Au

gu

st 15

liT

Tl

eA

Me

RR

ick

A

Little

Am

erric

ka is

an a

musem

ent p

ark

locate

d in

Mars

hall,

WI. It fe

atu

res 2

6 rid

es, a

pp

rop

riate

for a

ll ag

es. W

e w

illspend th

e m

orn

ing b

ow

ling o

r pla

yin

g g

roup g

am

es o

n th

efro

nt la

wn

an

d th

en

de

pa

rt for th

is d

ay o

f fun

! B

us

De

pa

rture

:9

:15

am

from

SH

S Y

ou

th C

en

ter

Arriv

al B

ac

k:

4:3

0 p

m a

t SH

S Y

ou

th C

en

ter

Da

ily F

ee

:R

esid

en

t - $3

6 / N

on

-Re

sid

en

t - $5

4

co

urs

e #

:4

86

0.9

4

Re

GiS

TR

AT

ioN

De

AD

liN

e: T

hu

rsd

ay, A

ug

us

t 1

Fr

ida

y, A

ug

us

t 16A

RT

iNT

he

PA

Rk

Pa

rticip

an

ts w

ill sp

en

d th

e d

ay ta

pp

ing

into

the

ir cre

ativ

itya

nd

ch

an

ne

ling

the

ir inn

er a

rtist! P

artic

ipa

nts

will ro

tate

thro

ug

ho

ut th

e d

ay to

va

riou

s a

rt sta

tion

s w

hic

h in

clu

de

:th

row

pa

intin

g, b

ottle

ca

p a

rt, tie d

ye

, recycla

ble

scu

lptu

rebuild

ing a

nd a

rt gam

es/a

ctiv

ities. P

artic

ipants

should

wear

clo

the

s th

ey d

o n

ot m

ind

ge

tting

dirty. If y

ou

r ch

ild w

ou

ldlik

e to

tie d

ye

, ple

ase

brin

g a

wh

ite t-s

hirt w

ith th

eir n

am

ew

ritten

on

the

tag

.D

aily

Fe

e:

Re

sid

en

t - $3

0 / N

on

-Re

sid

en

t - $4

5

co

urs

e #

:4

86

0.9

5

Pl

eA

Se

No

Te

: N

o re

fun

d, c

las

s tra

ns

fer o

r cre

dit w

ill be

gra

nte

d a

fter j

un

e 1

3, 2

01

3

15

16

Ju

nio

r Kid

s C

lub

is a

gre

at le

arn

ing

exp

erie

nce

for y

ou

rch

ild! P

artic

ipa

nts

will e

xp

lore

we

ekly

the

me

s a

nd

pa

rtici-

pa

te in

lea

rnin

g s

tatio

ns to

en

co

ura

ge

ed

uca

tion

thro

ug

hre

cre

atio

n. T

he g

oal o

f Junio

r Kid

s C

lub is

to c

reate

a p

os-

itive

so

cia

l exp

erie

nce

an

d le

arn

ing

en

viro

nm

en

t for p

ar-

ticip

an

ts. S

tud

en

ts w

ill sp

en

d th

eir s

um

me

r cre

atin

g a

rtp

roje

cts

, sw

imm

ing

, go

ing

to th

e lib

rary, a

nd

pa

rticip

atin

gin

va

riou

s th

em

ed

activ

ities. P

artic

ipa

nts

sh

ou

ld b

ring

asn

ack d

aily.

A w

ee

kly

ca

len

da

r of a

ctiv

ities is

ava

ilab

le to

do

wn

loa

d a

t:s

ho

rew

oo

ds

ch

oo

ls.o

rgu

nd

er th

e R

ecre

atio

n D

ep

artm

en

tta

b.

Ple

as

e n

ote

:In

the

eve

nt o

f incle

me

nt w

ea

the

r (inclu

din

ge

xtre

me

he

at), th

e p

rog

ram

will s

till be

he

ld. J

un

ior K

ids

Clu

b is

loca

ted

in th

e A

twa

ter E

arly

Ed

uca

tion

Ce

nte

rw

hic

h is

an a

ir conditio

ned fa

cility. W

e w

ill modify

the p

ro-

gra

m to

acco

mm

od

ate

incle

me

nt w

ea

the

r da

ys.

ju

Nio

Rk

iDS

cl

uB

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NF

RiD

Ay” e

Ve

NT

S

Afte

rn

oo

n S

up

er

vis

ion

- 1:00

- 4:0

0 p

m

Ju

nio

r K

ids

Clu

bG

rad

es

en

terin

g K

4 - K

5

lo

ca

tion

:A

twa

ter E

arly

Ed

uca

tion

Ce

nte

r SW

Co

rne

r(re

ga

rdle

ss o

f activ

ity lo

ca

tion

)D

ate

s:

Mo

nd

ay - F

rida

y, Ju

ne

17

- Au

gu

st 9

(No

pro

gra

m o

n J

uly

4)

Mo

nd

ay

- Th

urs

da

y D

aily

Fe

e:

Re

sid

en

t - $8

/ No

n-R

esid

en

t - $1

2“F

un

Frid

ay

” ev

en

t Fe

e:

Re

sid

en

t - $1

0 / N

on

-Re

sid

en

t - $1

5

Pl

eA

Se

No

Te

: No

refu

nd

, cla

ss

tran

sfe

r, or c

red

it will b

e g

ran

ted

afte

r ju

ne

13

, 20

13

k4

& k

5 j

un

ior k

ids

clu

b A

ctiv

ities

Mo

nS

wim

min

g 1

:30

- 2:3

0 p

m a

t SH

S P

oo

l

Tu

es

Te

rrific T

ue

sd

ays a

t Sh

ore

wo

od

Lib

rary

/ Be

ach

Da

y

We

dA

rt / Th

em

e D

ay

Th

urs

Pla

yg

rou

nd

/ Le

arn

ing

Sta

tion

s

ju

nio

r kid

s c

lub

We

ek

ly T

he

me

Ju

ne

17

- Ju

ne

21

We

lco

me

To

Su

mm

er

Ju

ne

24

- Ju

ne

28

An

ima

ls

Ju

ly 1

- Ju

ly 5

(No

cla

ss J

uly

4)

Sta

rs &

Strip

es

Ju

ly 8

- Ju

ly 1

2S

po

rts

Ju

ly 1

5 - J

uly

19

Aq

ua

tics

Ju

ly 2

2 - J

uly

26

Alic

e in

Wo

nd

erla

nd

Ju

ly 2

9 - A

ug

ust 2

Co

lors

Au

gu

st 5

- Au

gu

st 9

Mu

sic

& R

hyth

m

Da

te“F

un

Frid

ay

” ev

en

tc

ou

rse

#

6/2

1

kid

’s D

ay

Jo

in th

e K

ids C

lub

sta

ff for a

n a

ftern

oo

n fu

ll of p

layg

rou

nd

an

d w

ate

r ga

me

s a

t La

ke

Blu

ff Pla

yg

rou

nd

. Pa

rticip

an

ts w

illro

tate

thro

ugh v

ario

us s

tatio

ns w

hic

h in

clu

des a

ctiv

e g

am

es,

wa

ter g

am

es a

nd

ma

kin

g a

ke

ep

sa

ke

cra

ft. Ple

ase

brin

g a

sw

imsu

it an

d to

we

l.

48

20

.15

6/2

8A

nim

als

!T

his

eve

nt w

ill inclu

de

va

riou

s a

nim

al a

ctiv

ities in

clu

din

g a

sca

ve

ng

er h

un

t!4

82

0.2

5

7/5

Da

y a

t Atw

ate

r Be

ac

hD

urin

g th

is d

ay o

f fun

in th

e s

un

, pa

rticip

an

ts w

ill sw

im, g

oo

n a

trea

su

re h

un

t an

d c

om

pe

te in

a s

an

d c

astle

bu

ildin

gco

nte

st a

t Atw

ate

r Be

ach

. Do

n’t m

iss th

is g

rea

t ad

ve

ntu

re!

Pa

rticip

an

ts s

ho

uld

brin

g a

wa

ter b

ottle

, a s

na

ck, s

un

scre

en

,sw

imm

ing

su

it an

d a

tow

el.

48

20

.35

7/1

2

ex

plo

re S

ho

rew

oo

d: S

ca

ve

ng

er h

un

tJo

in u

s fo

r a d

ay fu

ll of e

xp

lora

tion

! Gro

up

s w

ill use

clu

es to

find p

artic

ipatin

g S

hore

wood b

usin

esses a

nd c

olle

ct s

tickers

from

the

bu

sin

esse

s to

fill the

ir clu

e b

oo

k. V

ario

us b

usi-

ne

sse

s m

ay p

rovid

e in

form

atio

n s

essio

ns, fre

e s

am

ple

s,

co

up

on

s, e

tc. B

ring

yo

ur d

ete

ctiv

e s

kills

to c

om

pe

te fo

rp

rize

s d

on

ate

d b

y S

ho

rew

oo

d b

usin

esse

s. A

sp

ecia

l tha

nk

yo

u to

Sh

ore

wo

od

BID

for c

o-s

po

nso

ring

this

eve

nt!

48

20

.45

7/1

9

Wa

ter G

am

es

& S

wim

min

gT

his

event w

ill inclu

de a

varie

ty o

f wate

r gam

es s

uch a

s d

rip-

drip

-sp

lash

, jum

p th

e c

ree

k, a

nd

wh

at c

olo

r is m

y b

irdie

. We

will a

lso ta

ke a

bonus trip

to th

e S

HS

pool to

day! P

artic

ipants

sh

ou

ld b

ring

a s

wim

su

it an

d a

tow

el.

48

20

.55

7/2

6

Sh

ore

wo

od

Dra

ma

jr. a

nd

cre

ate

yo

ur o

wn

Su

nd

ae

We w

ill be w

atc

hin

g th

e S

hore

wood R

ecre

atio

n D

epartm

ent’s

dra

ma

pro

du

ctio

n o

f Alic

e in

Wo

nd

erla

nd

. Afte

r the

sh

ow

,p

artic

ipa

nts

will p

lay g

am

es o

n th

e S

HS

Fro

nt L

aw

n a

nd

ma

ke

the

ir ve

ry o

wn

ice

cre

am

su

nd

ae

cre

atio

n.

48

20

.65

8/2

A D

ay

of A

rtTo

da

y w

ill be

a c

ele

bra

tion

of a

rt. Ch

ildre

n w

ill wo

rk o

n fin

em

oto

r skills

, ima

gin

atio

n a

nd

se

lf-exp

ressio

n to

cre

ate

va

ri-o

us m

aste

rpie

ce

s to

brin

g h

om

e.

48

20

.75

8/9

kid

s c

lub

ido

lIf y

ou h

ave a

tale

nt th

at y

ou w

ould

like to

share

, consid

er p

er-

form

ing

in K

ids C

lub

Ido

l! Th

e s

ho

w w

ill take

pla

ce

on

the

ste

ps o

f the

Au

dito

rium

. Th

e ra

in lo

ca

tion

is th

e S

HS

Yo

uth

Ce

nte

r. Th

rou

gh

ou

t the

we

ek a

t Kid

s C

lub

, pa

rticip

an

ts w

illh

ave

the

op

po

rtun

ity to

pra

ctic

e a

tale

nt th

at th

ey w

ou

ld lik

eto

pe

rform

. Pa

rticip

an

ts m

ay c

ho

ose

to p

erfo

rm o

r ma

ych

oo

se

to w

atc

h. P

are

nts

are

we

lco

me

to a

tten

d th

e s

ho

w.

Ple

as

e n

ote

: the

ch

ild m

us

t be

reg

iste

red

for k

ids

clu

bfo

r the

en

tire w

ee

k o

f Au

gu

st 5

- 9 to

be

elig

ible

to p

er-

form

the

ir tale

nt in

kid

s c

lub

ido

l.

48

20

.85

Ar

e y

ou

un

ab

le to

pic

k u

p y

ou

r c

hild

fro

m K

ids

Clu

b a

t 4:0

0 p

m?

If s

o, w

e h

ave

an

Ex

ten

de

d D

ay

pro

gra

m fro

m 4

:00

- 5:3

0 p

m. P

lea

se

go

to p

ag

e 4

9 o

r ca

ll the

Re

cre

atio

n

De

pa

rtme

nt a

t (41

4) 9

63

-69

13

x 4

for m

ore

info

rma

tion

or to

reg

iste

r.

Sp

en

d y

ou

r su

mm

er p

layin

g g

am

es, d

oin

g a

rt, ma

kin

gfrie

nd

s, g

oin

g o

n fie

ld trip

s a

nd

mo

re! K

ids C

lub

is th

ep

erfe

ct c

ure

to s

um

me

r bo

red

om

. Th

is g

rou

p is

alw

ays

on

the

mo

ve

do

ing

fun

activ

ities ra

ng

ing

from

sw

imm

ing

to b

ow

ling

to fis

hin

g a

nd

eve

n la

se

r tag

!! Kid

s C

lub

Le

ad

ers

will p

lan

activ

ities a

t the

pla

yg

rou

nd

su

ch

as

gro

up

ga

me

s, a

rt pro

jects

an

d s

pe

cia

l eve

nts

be

twe

en

the

da

ily a

ctiv

ity a

nd

pro

gra

m e

nd

time

.

A w

ee

kly

ca

len

da

r of a

ctiv

ities

is a

va

ilab

le to

do

wn

-lo

ad

at s

ho

rew

oo

ds

ch

oo

ls.o

rgu

nd

er th

e R

ecre

atio

nD

ep

artm

en

t tab

.

Ple

as

e n

ote

:In

the

eve

nt in

incle

me

nt w

ea

the

r (inclu

d-

ing

extre

me

he

at), th

e p

rog

ram

will s

till be

he

ld. W

e w

illm

od

ify th

e p

rog

ram

to a

cco

mm

od

ate

incle

me

nt w

ea

the

rd

ays. P

artic

ipa

nts

sh

ou

ld b

ring

a s

na

ck d

aily.

Atw

ate

r K

ids

Clu

bG

rad

es

en

terin

g 1

- 2

lo

ca

tion

:A

twa

ter P

layg

rou

nd

Ra

in l

oc

atio

n:

Atw

ate

r Gym

La

ke

Blu

ff Kid

s C

lub

Gra

de

s e

nte

ring

3 - 7

lo

ca

tion

:L

ake

Blu

ff Pla

yg

rou

nd

Ra

in l

oc

atio

n:

La

ke

Blu

ff Gym

Atw

ate

r a

nd

La

ke

Blu

ff Kid

s C

lub

Da

tes

:M

on

da

y - F

rida

y, Ju

ne

17

- Au

gu

st 9

(No

pro

gra

m o

n J

uly

4)

Tim

e:

1:0

0 - 4

:00

pm

(un

les

s o

the

rwis

e n

ote

d)

Mo

nd

ay

- Th

urs

da

y D

aily

Fe

e:

Re

sid

en

t - $7

/ No

n-R

esid

en

t - $11

“Fu

n F

rida

y” e

ve

nt F

ee

:R

esid

en

t - $1

0 / N

on

-Re

sid

en

t - $1

5 (6

/21

, 7/5

, 7/1

2, 7

/26

, 8/9

)“F

un

Frid

ay

” * Fie

ldtrip

fee

:R

esid

en

t - $1

6 / N

on

-Re

sid

en

t - $2

4 (6

/28

, 7/1

9, 8

/12

)

Atw

ate

r kid

s c

lub

We

ek

ly A

ctiv

ities

- Gra

de

1

Mo

nB

ow

ling

- 1:3

0 - 2

:30

pm

at S

HS

Bo

wlin

g L

an

es *

Art - 3

:00

- 4:0

0 p

m

Tu

es

Te

rrific T

ue

sd

ays a

t Sh

ore

wo

od

Lib

rary

/ Be

ach

Da

y

We

dS

wim

min

g - 1

:30

- 2:3

0 p

m a

t SH

S P

oo

l

Th

urs

Pla

yg

rou

nd

Activ

ities &

Art

Atw

ate

r kid

s c

lub

We

ek

ly A

ctiv

ities

- Gra

de

2

Mo

nA

rt - 1:0

0 - 2

:00

pm

Bo

wlin

g - 2

:30

- 3:3

0 p

m a

t SH

S B

ow

ling

La

ne

s *

Tu

es

Te

rrific T

ue

sd

ays a

t Sh

ore

wo

od

Lib

rary

/ Be

ach

Da

y

We

dP

layg

rou

nd

Activ

ities &

Art

Th

urs

Sw

imm

ing

- 1:3

0 - 2

:30

pm

at S

HS

Po

ol

la

ke

Blu

ff kid

s c

lub

We

ek

ly A

ctiv

ities

- Gra

de

3 - 7

Mo

nY

ou

r ch

oic

e o

f:S

wim

min

g - 2

:15

- 3:3

0 p

m a

t VH

E P

oo

lP

layg

rou

nd

Ga

me

s - 1

:00

to 4

:00

pm

Tu

es

Be

ach

Da

y o

r An

gle

r Ed

uca

tion

We

d

Yo

ur c

ho

ice

of:

Sw

imm

ing

- 2:1

5 - 3

:30

pm

at V

HE

Po

ol

Bo

wlin

g - 2

:15

- 3:3

0 p

m a

t SH

S B

ow

ling

La

ne

s *

Pla

yg

rou

nd

Ga

me

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Time AgeGradek4 - k5

Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult

class Days Dates locationFee

R / N-Rcourse #

8:00 - 8:25 am K5 7 Private Tennis lessons M - TH 6/17 - 6/20 SIS Tennis Courts $56 / $84 4453.01

8:00 - 11:00 am 15 + years American Red cross

lifeguard TrainingM - TH 6/17 - 6/27

VHE Pool & SHSWest Computer Lab

$240 / $290 4383.1

8:15 - 9:45 am K5 Jump into K5 M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 Lake Bluff Room 103 $0 / $96 6804.1


8:30 - 9:45 am Animal Art & Literacy M - F 6/17 - 6/21 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $40 6615.1

9:00 - 9:45 am

3 years K4 creative Dance M - TH 6/17 - 6/27SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$40 / $60 4521.1

Bowling instruction M - TH 6/17 - 6/20 SHS Bowling Lanes $0 / $24 6450.1

4 7 - 8 zumbatomic F6/21 - 8/9No class 7/5

SHS Dance StudioRoom 276

$36 / $54 4147.1

K5 Pee Wee Tennis M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SIS Tennis Courts $20 / $30 4450.1

9:00 - 10:30 am 7 - 8A “Brave” New

Cooking ClassM - F 6/17 - 6/21

SHS Science BldgRoom 130

$5 / $75 6710.1

9:15 - 10:45 am 7 - 10 Boys Volleyball camp T - F 6/18 - 6/21 SHS Arena $40 / $60 4428.1

9:00 - 10:45 am 4 7 - 8 Creative Writing T, W & TH 6/18 - 6/20 P.E. Building Room 209 $0 / $25 6760.1

9:00 - 11:00 am 3 years K4 Tiny Tykes M - TH 6/17 - 6/27

Lake Bluff Early Ed CenterNW Corner

$64 / $96 4280.1

K4 Jump into K4 M - TH 6/17 - 6/27Atwater Early Education Center

SE Corner$0 / $96 6803.1

9:00 am - 12:00 pm 16 + years American Red cross

Water Safety instructorSat & Sun

6/22 - 7/28No class July 6 & 7

Mequon City Pool $210 / $230 4382.1

9:00 am - 1:00 pm 11 - 12SHS Peer

Mentor TrainingT, W & TH 6/18 - 6/20 SHS Library $0 / NA 6750.1

10:00 - 10:45 am

K5 creative Dance M - TH 6/17 - 6/27SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$40 / $60 4521.2

2 - 3 yearswith adult

Tiny Tumblers M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SHS Upper Gym $24 / $36 4420.1


4 7 - 9 Sock Monkey Sewing M - F 6/17 - 6/21 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $18 / $27 4605.1

K5 3 zumbatomic F6/21 - 8/9No class 7/5


$36 / $54 4147.2

3 Social Skills M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SIS Room 204 $0 / $48 6740.1

7 - 9 Beginner Tennis M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SIS Tennis Courts $20 / $30 4451.1

10:00 - 10:55 am 7 - 10Literature Circle

“True Diary”M & W 6/17 - 6/26

SHS Administration Bldg Conference Room 116

$0 / $20 6735.1


10:45 am - 12:15 pm 7 - 8Cooking With Books

Hunger GamesM - F 6/17 - 6/21


$5 / $75 6725.1

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18 Courses highlighted in green are Summer School Enrichment classes, attendance is important!


Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

11:00 - 11:45 am

4 children’s yoga M 6/17 - 8/5SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$52 / 78 4134.1



4 7 - 9 creature Sewing M - F 6/17 - 6/21 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $18 / $27 4606.1


7 - 9 intermediate Tennis M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SIS Tennis Courts $20 / $30 4452.1

11:00 am - 12:30 pm Boys Volleyball camp T - F 6/18 - 6/21 SHS Arena $40 / $60 4428.2

11:00 - 12:45 pm 7 - 8 Reader’s Theater T, W & TH 6/18 - 6/20 P.E.Building Room 209 $0 / $25 6703.1

1:00 - 1:45 pm Gymnastics instruction M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SHS Upper Gym $26 / $39 4421.1

1:00 - 2:00 pm 5 junior Tennis club M - F6/17 - 8/9

No class 7/4 & 7/5SIS Tennis Courts $80 / $120 4455.1

1:00 - 4:00 pm 4 7 - 8Shorewood Drama Junior

Alice in WonderlandM - TH

6/17 - 7/25No class 7/4

SHS Auditorium $0 / $2756503.1

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2:00 - 3:30 pm

6 7 - 8 junior Tennis club M - F6/17 - 8/9

No class 7/4 & 7/5SIS Tennis Courts $110 / $160 4455.2

4 Greyhound BoysBasketball camp

M - TH 6/17 - 6/20 SHS Arena $40 / $60 4445.1

2:00 - 4:00 pm 7 - 8 cheerleading Fundamentals M - TH 6/17 - 6/20 SIS Gym $36 / $54 4403.1

2:15 - 3:00 pm 6 7

Teen Strength and AgilityT 6/18 - 8/27

Fitness Center

$55 / $82 4195.1

6 7 W 6/19 - 8/28 $55 / $82 4195.3

3:00 - 3:45 pm

8 - 12Teen Strength and Agility

T 6/18 - 8/27 $55 / $82 4195.2

8 - 12 W 6/19 - 8/28 $55 / $82 4195.4

7 - 8 Gymnastics instruction M - TH 6/17 - 6/27 SHS Upper Gym $26 / $39 4421.3

3:00 - 8:00 pm(Times available)

K5 Piano lessons M 6/17 - 7/22 SHS Music Room 273 See page 42

3:30 - 5:00 pm9 - 12 junior Tennis club M - F

6/17 - 8/9No class 7/4 & 7/5

SIS Tennis Courts $110 / $160 4455.3

7 - 9Greyhound BoysBasketball camp

M - TH 6/17 - 6/20 SHS Arena $40 / $60 4445.2

6:00 - 6:55 pm 7 - 9 Beginner Tennis TH6/20 - 8/8No class 7/4

SIS Tennis Courts$22 / $33 4451.5

7:00 - 7:55 pm Tennis Parent/child

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6/20 - 8/8No class 7/4

$22 / $33 4454.1

7:30 - 9:30 pm16 - 17 years

with adultBadminton W 6/19 - 8/7

WFB High School Fieldhouse

$20 / $30 4415.1

8:00 - 8:55 pm Tennis Parent/childAdvanced Beginner

TH 6/20 - 8/8No class 7/4


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19 Register onl ine at shorewoodschools.org


Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #


8:00 - 10:30 am 5 Midgets Baseball M - F6/24 - 8/9

No class 7/4 & 7/5Lake Bluff Diamonds $90 / $135 4464.1

8:15 - 9:45 am 2 Jump into 2nd Grade M - TH 6/24 - 7/3 Atwater Room 8 $0 / $96 6806.1


8:30 - 9:45 am insect Art & Literacy M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $40 6615.2

9:00 - 9:45 am

3Exploring MathThrough Games

M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6780.1

3 Board Game Design M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $0 / $30 6715.1

creARTivity M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Room 140 $16 / $24 4627.1

7 - 8 cartoons and comics M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4670.1

Playground Games M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Front Lawn $0 / $24 6486.1

9:00 - 10:30 am 7 - 8 Cupcakes 101 M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 130 $5 / $75 6601.1

9:00 - 11:00 am

7 - 8

ultimate Frisbee M - TH

6/24 - 6/27

SHS Football Field

$24 / $36 4487.1

9 - 12 6/24 - 6/27 $24 / $36 4487.2

9:00 am - 12:00 pm 7 - 12 chess - Beginner M - F 6/24 - 6/28

Nicolet High SchoolRoom B111

$75 / $85 4755.1

4 7 - 8 Summer Adventure camp M - F 6/24 - 6/28 See page 44 $150 / $200 4243.1

9:00 am - 12:30 pm 7 - 11American Red cross

Babysitting classM & T 6/24 & 6/25 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 210 $110 / $160 4720.1

10:00 - 10:45 am

Exploring MathThrough Games

M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6780.2

4 7 - 9 creature Sewing M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $18 / $27 4606.2


creARTivity M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 140 $16 / $24 4627.2

cartoons and comics M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4670.2

10:00 - 11:30 am4 7 - 8 Board Game Design M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $0 / $30 6715.2

2 Jump into 2nd Grade M - TH 6/24 - 7/3 Atwater Room 8 $0 / $96 6806.2

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Courses highlighted in green are Summer School Enrichment classes, attendance is important!20

Time AgeGradek4-k5

Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

10:45 am - 12:15 pm 7 - 8Cupcakes 102

(see description for prerequisite)M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 130 $5 / $75 6601.2

11:00 - 11:45 am

Exploring MathThrough Games

M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6780.3

4 7 - 9 Sock Monkey Sewing M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $18 / $27 4605.2

creARTivity M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 140 $16 / $24 4627.3

cartoons and comics M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4670.3


11:00 am - 1:30 pm 6 7 - 8 Minors Baseball M - TH6/24 - 8/8No class 7/4

SHS Diamond $70 / $105 4465.1

12:30 - 1:15 pm 3 years 1Roamer the Robot,Beebot and Friends

M - F 6/24 - 6/28Lydell Community Center Room 22

Whitefish Bay$40 / $50 4712.1

12:30 - 1:30 pm Junior Great Books M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SIS Room 200 $0 / $30 6704.1

1:00 - 2:00 pm 4 7 Rocketry M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 Lake Bluff Room 124 $0 / $40 6603.1

1:00 - 2:15 pm 2 3 Volcanoes M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $0 / $48 6610.1

1:00 - 2:30 pm 7 - 8 Settle The New World! M - TH 6/24 - 7/3 Lake Bluff Room 209/211 $0 / $48 6790.1

1:30 - 2:30 pm 2 5 k’nex / lego city M - F 6/24 - 6/28Lydell Community Center Room 22


1:00 - 4:00 pm

7 - 12 chess - intermediate M - F 6/24 - 6/28Nicolet High School

Room B111$75 / $85 4755.2

Grade 7 -

21 yearsCommunity Exploration M & W 6/24 - 7/3 SIS Room 118 $0 / $75 6911.1

1:00 - 7:00 pm Voice lessons W 6/26 - 7/24SHS Music Room

Room 273$166 / $216 4546.1


2:30 - 3:45 pm 5 Boys lacrosse M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Football Field $30 / $45 4489.1

4 7 - 8 Volcanoes M - TH 6/24 - 6/27 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $0 / $48 6610.2

4:00 - 5:15 pm 6 7 - 8 Boys lacrosse M - F 6/24 - 6/28 SHS Football Field $30 / $45 4489.2

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Time AgeGradek4-k5

Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12


R / N-Rcourse #

9:00 - 9:45 am

3 years K4 Ballet M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4


$35 / $52 4535.1

7 - 9 intermediate Tennis M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4


Drawing Animals M - W 7/1 - 7/3 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4630.1

9:00 - 10:15 am 4 Outdoor Art M - W 7/1 - 7/3 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $20 6611.1

10:00 - 10:45 am

6 7 - 9 Keyboarding M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4

SIS 3rd Floor Computer Lab $0 / $48 6766.1

K5 Ballet M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4


$35 / $52 4535.2

K5 Pee Wee Tennis M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4


Drawing Animals M - W 7/1 - 7/3 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12/ $18 4630.2

10:00 - 11:30 am 7 - 8 introduction to Magic T 7/2 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $20 / $30 4726.1

10:30 - 11:45 am 7 - 12 Outdoor Art M - W 7/1 - 7/3 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $20 6611.2

11:00 - 11:45 am

7 - 9 Beginner Tennis M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4


Drawing Animals M - W 7/1 - 7/3 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4630.3

Keyboarding M - TH7/1 - 7/11No class 7/4

SIS 3rd Floor Computer Lab $0 / $48 6766.2

1:00 - 1:45 pm Goop and Gunk M - W 7/1 - 7/3 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6730.1

1:30 - 3:00 pm 11 - 12 AcT Workshop M - F7/1 - 7/12No class 7/4

SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $190 / $240 4705.1

2:00 - 2:45 pm Goop and Gunk M - W 7/1 - 7/3

SHS Science Bldg Room 136

$0 / $30 6730.2

3:00 - 3:45 pm Goop and Gunk M - W 7/1 - 7/3 $0 / $30 6730.3

yOuth PROGRAmS BEGINNING thE WEEk OF July 1

yOuth PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN thE WEEk OF July 8


Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 -12


R / N-Rcourse #


8:15 - 9:45 am 1 Jump into 1st Grade M - TH 7/8 - 7/18 Atwater Room 8 $0 / $96 6805.1


9:00 - 9:45 am Summertime Fun With Art M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4690.1

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yOuth PROGRAmS BEGINNING IN thE WEEk OF July 8 CONtINuED


Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

9:00 - 9:45 am

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Cabin FeverM - TH 7/8 - 7/18 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $0 / $48 6702.1

3 Make Your Own Comic Book M - F 7/8 - 7/12 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6612.1

7 - 10 Nature Drawing M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4680.1

Sports Sampler M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Front Lawn $0 / $24 6485.1

1 Create Your Own Stories M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6765.1

9:00 - 9:50 am 6 7 - 8 Summer Band - intermediate M - TH 7/8 - 7/25 SIS Band Room 234 $0 / $100 6501.1

9:00 - 10:30 am

7 - 8Cooking With Books

Hunger GamesM - F 7/8 - 7/12


$5 / $75 6725.2

4 7 - 10Go Green! Recycled

Jewerly MakingM - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Bldg Room 140 $0 / $30 6628.1

9:00 - 11:00 am 3 years K4 Tiny Tykes M - TH 7/8 - 7/18Atwater Early Ed Center

SE Corner$64 / $96 4280.2

10:00 - 10:40 am

4 Summer Band

Beginner TrumpetM & W 7/8 - 7/24

SIS Band Room 234

$0 / $100 6501.2

4 Summer Band

Beginner ClarinetT & TH 7/9 - 7/25 $0 / $100 6501.3

10:00 - 10:45 am

Summertime Fun With Art M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Room 142 $20 / $30 4690.2


Nature Drawing M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4680.2

Bank On Math M - TH 7/8 - 7/18 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $0 / $48 6781.1

Soccer instruction M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Front Lawn $0 / $24 6440.1



“Boy”M & W 7/8 - 7/17 SHS Admin Bldg Room 204 $0 / $20 6735.2

10:00 - 11:30 am4 7 - 9 Cardboard Boat Building M - F 7/8 - 7/12 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $40 6607.1

1 Jump into 1st Grade M - TH 7/8 - 7/18 Atwater Room 8 $0 / $96 6805.2

10:00 am - 1:00 pm 15+ yearsDowntown Morning

Paddle / kayakSat 7/13 & 7/27


$35 / $53 4252.2

10:45 - 11:25 am

4 Summer Band

Beginner Low BrassM & W 7/8 - 7/24

SIS Band Room 234

$0 / $100 6501.4

4 Summer Band

Beginner FluteT & TH 7/9 - 7/25 $0 / $100 6501.5

10:45 am - 12:15 pm 7 - 8 CSi: Kitchen M - F 7/8 - 7/12 SHS Science Bldg Room 130 $5 / $75 6640.1



Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 -12


R / N-Rcourse #

8:00 - 8:25 am K5 7 Private Tennis lessons M - TH 7/15 - 7/18SIS Tennis Courts

$56 / $84 4453.07

8:30 - 8:55 am K5 7 Private Tennis lessons M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 $56 / $84 4453.08

9:00 - 9:45 am

K5 hip hop Dance M - TH 7/15 - 7/25 SHS Dance Studio Room 276 $40 / $60 4585.1


1 Reading Works M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6707.1

Future is Drawing Near M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4631.1


yOuth PROGRAmS BEGINNING thE WEEk OF July 8 CONtINuED

Time AgeGradek4-k5

Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

11:00 - 11:45 am

7 - 8 Summertime Fun With Art M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Room 142 $20 / $30 4690.3

3 Social Skills M - TH 7/8 -7/18 SIS Room 204 $0 / $48 6740.4

Nature Drawing M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4680.3

Bank On Math M - TH 7/8 - 7/18 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $0 / $48 6781.2

Soccer instruction M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Front Lawn $0 / $24 6440.2


11:30 am - 12:10 pm

4 Summer Band

Beginner SaxophoneM & W 7/8 - 7/24

SIS Band Room 234

$0 / $100 6501.6

4 Summer Band

Beginner PercussionT & TH 7/9 - 7/25 $0 / $100 6501.7



1:00 - 2:30 pm 3 Gymnastics camp M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Upper Gym $60 / $90 4422.1

4 7 - 8 Felt Friends M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6670.1

1:00 - 4:00 pmGrade 7 - 21 years

Community Exploration M & W 7/8 - 7/17 SIS Room 118 $0 / $75 6911.2


2:30 - 4:00 pm 4 7 & 8 Gymnastics camp M - TH 7/8 - 7/11 SHS Upper Gym $60 / $90 4422.2

3:00 - 5:00 pm 7 & 8Shorewood-Messmer

Football campT - F 7/9 - 7/12 SHS Football Field $64 / $96 4436.1

4:00 - 4:30 pm 1 young American Martial Arts club M & W 7/8 - 8/14 Lydell Community Center GymWhitefish Bay

$179 / $179 4466.1

4:30 - 5:15 pm 2 7 & 8 young American Martial Arts club M & W 7/8 - 8/14 $179 / $179 4466.2

6:00 - 8:00 pm 7 & 8 Rock climbing Team M & W 7/8 - 8/7Milwaukee Turners Gym

1034 N. 4th Street$150 / $200 4240.1

6:30 - 8:30 pm 4 everyday Sewing Skirt & Tote

for Moms & DaughtersM 7/8 - 8/12

Lydell Community Center Room 22Whitefish Bay

$90 / $100per pair

4601.3

6:30 - 9:30 pm 15+ yearsDowntown evening

Paddle / kayakT 7/9 & 7/23


$35 / $53 4252.1

24 Courses highlighted in green are Summer School Enrichment classes, attendance is important!



Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12


R / N-Rcourse #

9:00 - 9:45 am

4 Make Your Own Comic Book M - F 7/15 - 7/19 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6612.2

Floor Hockey M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS North Gym $0 / $24 6432.1

7 - 8 All About Me Art M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Room 142 $20 / $30 4650.1

9:00 am - 12:00 pm 4 7 - 8 Summer Adventure camp M - F 7/15 - 7/19 See page 44 $150 / $200 4243.2

9:00 am - 12:30 pm 7 - 11American Red cross

Babysitting classM & T 7/15 & 7/16 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 210 $110 / $160 4720.2

10:00 - 10:45 am


2 - 3 yrswith adult


All About Me Art M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Room 142 $20 / $30 4650.2


2 Reading Works M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $ 24 6707.2

Future is Drawing Near M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4631.2

3 years K4 hip hop Dance M - TH 7/15 - 7/25 SHS Dance Studio Room 276 $40 / $60 4585.2

10:00 - 11:30 am2

how to eat a Brownie:children’s etiquette

W - F 7/17 - 7/19 SHS Conference Room 116 $75 / $112 4710.1

7 - 12 Printmaking M - F 7/15 - 7/19 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6613.1

11:00 - 11:45 am




3 Reading Works M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6707.3

7 - 8 Future is Drawing Near M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Bldg Room 240 $12 / $18 4631.3

All About Me Art M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4650.3

11:00 am - 12:00 pm 7 - 8 Welcome to SiS M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SIS Room 202 $0 / NA 6782.1

11:00 am - 12:30 pm 7 - 10 Expressive Surface Design M - TH 7/15 - 7/25 SHS Science Bldg Room 140 $0 / $48 6609.1



1:00 - 2:30 pm 3 7 - 8upcycling Art: Making

Paper and Rag RugM - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6608.1

1:45 - 2:45 pm junior Scientists M - F 7/15 - 7/19Lydell Community Center Room 22


2:00 - 2:45 pm Gymnastics instruction M - TH 7/15 - 7/25SHS Upper Gym

$26 / $39 4421.5

3:00 - 3:45 pm 7 - 8 Gymnastics instruction M - TH 7/15 - 7/25 $26 / $39 4421.6

3:00 - 4:00 pm cSi - crime Scene investigators M - F 7/15 - 7/19Lydell Community Center Room 22


4:30 - 6:30 pm 4 7 - 9 Greyhound Girls Volleyball camp M - TH 7/15 - 7/18 SHS Arena $50 / $75 4427.1



Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12


R / N-Rcourse #


8:00 - 8:45 am 4 7Summer Strings

Beginning Violin/ViolaM - TH 7/22 - 8/13 SHS Orchestra Room 78 $0 / $100 6502.1



9:00 - 9:45 am

Exploring Math

Through GamesM - TH 7/22 - 7/25 Atwater Room 108 $0 / $24 6780.4

4 7Summer Strings

Beginning Cello/BassM - TH 7/22 - 8/13 SHS Orchestra Room 78 $0 / $100 6502.2

Mystery Math M - TH 7/22 - 8/1 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $0 / $48 6770.1

Basketball Fundamentals M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 Lake Bluff Gym $0 / $24 6476.1

Fabric Art M - F 7/22 - 7/26 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6652.1

Animal Safari Art M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4651.1

9:00 - 10:30 am 7 - 10Digital Photography

& Photoshop with NatureM - TH 7/22 - 8/1

SHS Administration BldgWest Computer Lab

$0 / $60 6785.1

9:00 - 11:00 am K4 Jump into K4 M - TH 7/22 - 8/1Atwater Early Education Center

SE Corner$0 / $96 6803.2

10:00 - 10:45 am

Exploring Math




The Third WheelM - TH 7/22 - 8/1 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $0 / $48 6702.2

4 7Summer Strings

Beginning Violin/ViolaM - TH 7/22 - 8/13 SHS Orchestra Room 78 $0 / $100 6502.3

7 - 8 Fabric Art M - F 7/22 - 7/26 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6652.2


7 - 8 Animal Safari Art M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4651.2


“Stars”M & W 7/22 - 7/31

SHS AdministrationBldg Room 204

$0 / $20 6735.3



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summer school eNrichmeNtSummer school enrichment class attendance is very important for our District. Attendance in these classes will bring additional revenue through the third Friday count in September.Take advantage of these programs and help the District generate revenue. Our summer school enrichment classes are highlighted in green in our weekly youth program charts andin the program descriptions.

Courses highlighted in green are Summer School Enrichment classes, attendance is important!


Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12


R / N-Rcourse #

11:00 - 11:45 am

3Exploring Math




Dog DaysM - TH 7/22 - 8/1 SHS P.E. Bldg Room 209 $0 / $48 6702.3


Fabric Art M - F 7/22 - 7/26 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6652.3

Animal Safari Art M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 SHS Science Room 142 $20 / $30 4651.3

4 7Summer Strings

Elementary OrchestraM - TH 7/22 - 8/13 SHS Orchestra Room 78 $0 / $100 6502.4


1:00 - 2:15 pm 7 - 8 Marvelous Masks M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6685.1

1:00 - 4:00 pm

Grade 7 -21 years

Community Exploration M & W 7/22 - 7/31 SIS Room 118 $0 / $75 6911.3

7 - 9 Performing Arts Workshop M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 SIS Band Room 234 $66 / $99 4675.1

2:30 - 3:30 pm K5 Marvelous Masks M - TH 7/22 - 7/25 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6685.2




Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12


R / N-Rcourse #


$56 / $84 4453.11


9:00 - 9:45 am

K5 Ballet M - TH 7/29 - 8/8SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$40 / $60 4535.3


Flag Football M - TH 7/29 - 8/1 SHS Football Field $0 / $24 6405.1


7 - 8Printmaking Process

& ProjectsM - TH 7/29 - 8/1 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4671.1

Water Games M - TH 7/29 - 8/1 SHS Pool $14 / $21 4345.1

9:00 - 10:15 am 5 Create An Arcade M - F 7/29 - 8/2 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6680.1

9:00 - 11:45 am 3.5 years 1 into the Garden M - F 7/29 - 8/2Richards School Great Room

Whitefish Bay $130 / $140 4270.1



Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

9:00 am - 12:00 pm 4 7 - 8 Summer Adventure camp M - F 7/29 - 8/2 See page 44 $150 / $200 4243.3

10:00 - 10:45 am

Printmaking Process



6 7 - 8 Dodgeball M - TH 7/29 - 8/1 SHS North Gym $12 / $18 4405.1




3 years K4 Ballet M - TH 7/29 - 8/8SHS Dance Studio

Room 276$40 / $60 4535.4

10:00 am - 1:00 pm 15+ yearsDowntown Morning

Paddle / kayakSat 8/3 & 8/17


$35 / $53 4252.4

10:30 - 11:45 am 6 7 - 8 Create An Arcade M - F 7/29 - 8/2 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6680.2

11:00 - 11:45 am

Printmaking Process



5 Dodgeball M - TH 7/29 - 8/1 SHS North Gym $12 / $18 4405.2




1:00 - 1:45 pm Spies and Detectives M - TH 7/29 - 8/1 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6741.1


2:00 - 2:45 pm Spies and Detectives M - TH 7/29 - 8/1SHS Science Bldg Room 136

$0 / $30 6741.2

3:00 - 3:45 pm Spies and Detectives M - TH 7/29 - 8/1 $0 / $30 6741.3


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summer school eNrichmeNtSummer school enrichment class attendance is very important for our District. Attendance in these classes will bring additional revenue through the third Fridaycount in September. Take advantage of these programs and help the District generate revenue. Our summer school enrichment classes are highlighted in greenin our weekly youth program charts and in the program descriptions.



Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #


$56 / $84 4453.13


8:30 am - 12:00 pm K5 Science explorations M - F 8/5 - 8/9Richards School Great Room

Whitefish Bay$180 / $190 4799.1

9:00 - 9:45 am

Mini Murals M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4699.1

Table Tennis M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SIS Gym $12 / $18 4496.1

K5 Recycled and Found

Materials in Studio ArtM - F 8/5 - 8/9 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6699.1

Team Building M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SHS North Gym $0 / $24 6401.1

9:00 - 10:00 am 7 - 12cross country

Preseason TrainingM, W & F 8/5 - 8/16 SHS Front Lawn $30 / $45 4160.1

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

4 7 - 8Summer Adventure camp

Girls onlyM - F 8/5 - 8/9 See page 44 $150 / $200 4243.4

7 - 12 chess - Beginner M - F 8/5 - 8/9Nicolet High School

Room B111$75 / $85 4755.3

10:00 - 10:45 am

Mini Murals M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4699.2

7 - 12 Table Tennis M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SIS Gym $12 / $18 4496.2

5Recycled and Found

Materials in Studio ArtM - F 8/5 - 8/9 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6699.2

Team Building M - TH 8/5 - 8/8SHS North Gym

$0 / $24 6401.2

11:00 - 11:45 am

Sports Sampler M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 $0 / $24 6485.2

7 - 12 Tee Shirt Design M - F 8/5 - 8/9 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6698.1

7 - 8 Mini Murals M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SHS Science Bldg Room 142 $20 / $30 4699.3

Table Tennis M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SIS Gym $12 / $18 4496.3

1:00 - 1:45 pm Explore Water M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 SHS Science Bldg Room 136 $0 / $30 6301.1

1:00 - 4:00 pm 7 - 12 chess - intermediate M - F 8/5 - 8/9Nicolet High School

Room B111$75 / $85 4755.4

1:00 - 4:30 pm 7 - 12American Red cross

BabysittingM & T 8/5 & 8/6 SHS PE Bldg Room 210 $110 / $160 4720.3

1:15 - 2:45 pm Flag Football league Sat8/31 - 9/28

Deadline:August 9SHS Football Field $40 / $60 See page 13

2:00 - 2:45 pm Explore Water M - TH 8/5 - 8/8SHS Science Bldg Room 136

$0 / $30 6301.2

3:00 - 3:45 pm Explore Water M - TH 8/5 - 8/8 $0 / $30 6301.3

6:30 - 9:30 pm 15+ yearsDowntown evening

Paddle / kayakT 8/6 & 8/13


$35 / $53 4252.3

yOuth PROGRAmS BEGINNING thE WEEk OF AuGuSt 5



Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

8:30 am - 12:00 pm K5 Secret Agent lab M - F 8/12 - 8/16Richards School Great Room

Whitefish Bay$180 / $190 4708.1

9:00 am - 4:00 pm13 - 15

years oldTeen Adventure camp M - F 8/12 - 8/16 See page 45 $275 / $325 4243.5

1:30 - 3:00 pm 3 Soccer camp M - TH 8/12 - 8/15

Atwater Soccer Field

$66 / $99 4441.1

3:00 - 4:30 pm 4 7 - 8 Soccer camp M - TH 8/12 - 8/15 $66 / $99 4441.2




Grade1 - 2

Grade3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - Adult


R / N-Rcourse #

9:00 am - 1:00 pm 11 -12SHS Peer

Mentor TrainingT, W & TH 8/20 - 8/22 SHS Library $0 / NA 6750.2

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2012 ShoWcASe AWARD

Presented by the Shorewood Business improvement DistrictBusiness Partner of the year:

Shorewood Recreation Department

Recognizing outstanding leadership, dedication and support of Shorewood's Business District.

“iN-TRAiNiNG” Age 16 - 21

Students will become an employee “in-training” at a worksite in or nearShorewood. Students will learn about the application and interview process,practice and learn appropriate social skills on the job, learn job specific skills,and much more. A job coach will provide daily evaluation with the emphasison students building natural supports with their co-workers. Both studentswith and without disabilities are welcome to participate in this class. Studentstraining schedule will be determined on student’s needs and abilities as wellas the employee needs. Ms. Gagne will contact each student to deter-mine the student’s individual schedule. The program begins the week ofMonday, June 24 and will end by Thursday, August 1.instructor: Chris GagneFee: Resident - $0 / Non-Resident - $200course #: 6912.1


SWIm

lESSONS

31

level class Size Requirements Skills Taught in The class

Diaper Diver 15Age 6 months - 2 years

Child must be accompanied in thewater with an adult.

Participants will learn how to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, explore submergingthe mouth, nose and eyes completely, explore buoyancy and basic water safety.

Parent / child 15Age 2 - 3 years

Child must be accompanied in thewater with an adult.

Participants will learn more ways to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, glide on thefront and back with assistance, change body positioning in water and begin to performcombined stroke on front and back with assistance.

Alligator 6 Age 4 - 5 yearsParticipants will to learn to enter and exit the water independently, blow bubbles throughmouth and nose, tread water with arm and hand actions, back float and front/back glides.

Seal 6Successful completion of Alligator

Age 4 - 5 years

Participants will build upon the skills in Alligator such as adding leg action for treading water,combining leg and arm actions on front and back, independently glide on front and back andopen eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects.

Dolphin 6Successful completion of Seal

Age 4 - 5 yearsParticipants will learn to enter the water by jumping in, fully submerge and hold breath, front,jellyfish and tuck floats and change direction of travel while swimming on front and back.

level 1introduction to

Water Skills8

Age 6 years and older or successfulcompletion of Dolphin

Participants will begin to learn independence in the water by entering and exiting safely, re-trieving fully submerged objects, front and back glides and floats and treading water.

level 2Fundamental Aquatic Skills

8 Successful completion of Level 1Participants will build upon the skills learned in level 1 such as front, jellyfish and tuck floats,changing direction of travel while swimming on front and back and combining arm and legactions on front and back.

level 3Stroke

Development8 Successful completion of Level 2

Participants will learn to enter the water by jumping in and begin headfirst entries from theside in sitting and kneeling positions. Rotary breathing is also introduced in this level.

level 4Stroke

improvement10 Successful completion of Level 3

This level focuses on swimming underwater and survival swimming. In addition, participantswill be introduced to the front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, side-stroke and butterfly.

level 5 Stroke Refinement

10 Successful completion of Level 4Participants will improve upon their diving skills, learn flip-turns and refine the basic strokes.Participants will also learn various water safety skills.

level 6Swimming andSkill Proficiency

10 Successful completion of Level 5Participants will increase their endurance for all strokes, demonstrate flip turns for all strokes,tread in deep water and improve survival swimming skills.

Swim instruction for the older child

10 Age 8 - Grade 8This class is geared towards beginner swimmers and will help them gain confidence in waterat their own pace in a group of peers. Participants will work to learn and improve their waterskills and strokes.

Adult Swim instruction

6 Grade 8 - AdultParticipants will gain confidence in the water at their own pace. An instructor will work indi-vidually with each participant to work towards their goals.

Swimming instruction is provided to give children a positive attitude toward the water while introducing and developing proper swimming techniques. All participants will be evaluated the firstday of class to ensure proper class placement. Parents are allowed to observe in the pool area from the bleachers. Children that are not toilet trained must wear swim diapers. No disposable

or cloth diapers are allowed in the pool. The Shorewood Recreation Department reserves the right to change a swimmer’s level if the class they are placed in does not match their ability.

American Red cross learn to Swim Program

Private Swim interest listEach 8 week swim session has an interest list for private swim lessons. If we cancel aswim class due to low enrollment, we are then able to add a private swim lesson(s). Ourinterest list is free of charge. The interest list does not guarantee a private swim lesson.Register for course # 4328.1 for day lessonsRegister for course # 4328.2 for evening lessons

MoNDAy – ThuRSDAy

(No SWiM leSSoNS helD oN ThuRSDAy, july 4)

Time leveljune 17 - june 27

july 1 - july 11

july 15 - july 25

july 29 - August 8

9:00 - 9:30 am

Alligator 4303.1

Seal 4304.3

Dolphin 4305.4 4305.5

9:00 - 9:45 am

1 4306.1 4306.6

2 4307.4 4307.6 4307.7

3 4308.1 4308.4 4308.7

4 4309.1 4309.4 4309.5 4309.7

10:00 - 10:30 am

Alligator 4303.5

Seal 4304.1 4304.5

Dolphin 4305.3

10:00 - 10:45 am

1 4306.4 4306.8

2 4307.1 4307.5

3 4308.5 4308.6 4308.8

4 4309.8

5 4310.1 4310.4

6 4311.1 4311.4

11:00 - 11:30 am

Alligator 4303.4

Seal 4304.4

Dolphin 4305.1

11:00 - 11:45 am

1 4306.2 4306.5 4306.7 4306.9

2 4307.2 4307.8

4 4309.2 4309.6

5 4310.3 4310.5

6 4311.3 4311.5

Swim instruction for the older child

4313.1

location: VHE PoolFee per term: Resident - $40 / Non-Resident - $60

You may only enroll in one term of group swimming lessons at a time.Registration for the next swim term will begin after your last class of the term you are currently enrolled in. You can register on-line, fax, walk-in, drop box or phone.

GROuP SWIm INStRuCtION

MoRNiNG SWiM iNSTRucTioN

Time level Friday, june 21 - August 9

9:00 - 9:30 am Diaper Diver 4301.2

9:35 - 10:05 am Parent/Child 4302.2

eVeNiNG SWiM iNSTRucTioN

Time levelTuesday

june 18 - August 6

Thursdayjune 20 - August 8

(No class 7/4)

6:00 - 6:30 pm

Diaper Diver 4301.1

Parent/Child 4302.1

Alligator 4303.2 4303.3

Seal 4304.2

Dolphin 4305.2

6:35 - 7:15 pm

1 4306.3

2 4307.3

3 4308.2 4308.3

4 4309.3

5 4310.2

6 4311.2

Adult Swim Instruction

4330.1


PRIvAtE SWIm INStRuCtION

PRiVATe SWiM iNSTRucTioN - TueSDAy

Dates Time course #

June 18 - July 9

5:30 – 5:55 pm 4324.1

6:00 – 6:25 pm 4324.2

July 16 - August 65:30 – 5:55 pm 4324.3

6:00 – 6:25 pm 4324.4

location: VHE PoolFee per term: Resident - $66 / Non-Resident - $99 Age: 4 - Adult

PRiVATe SWiM iNSTRucTioN - ThuRSDAy

Time Dates course #

June 20 - July 11(no class on 7/4, note timeadjustment to make up for

missed class*)

5:15* – 5:50 pm 4325.1

5:55 – 6:30*pm 4325.2

July 18 - August 85:30 – 5:55 pm 4325.3

6:00 – 6:25 pm 4325.4

PRiVATe SWiM iNSTRucTioN - FRiDAy

Dates Time course #

June 21 - July 12

9:00 – 9:25 am 4326.1

9:30 – 9:55 am 4326.2

10:00 – 10:25 am 4326.3

10:30 – 10:55 am 4326.4

11:00 – 11:25 am 4326.5

11:30 – 11:55 am 4326.6

July 19 - August 9

9:00 – 9:25 am 4327.1

9:30 – 9:55 am 4327.2

10:00 – 10:25 am 4327.3

10:30 – 10:55 am 4327.4

11:00 – 11:25 am 4327.5

11:30 – 11:55 am 4327.6

Private Swim interest list*Each 8 week group swim session has an interest list for private swim lessons. If the Department cancels a group swim class due to low enrollment,we are then able to add a private swim lesson. The private lesson will be for 25 minutes. You will be notified via e-mail if availability arises. Reg-istrations for the interest list will be first come, first served. Our interest list is free of charge. The interest list does not guarantee a private swimlesson. Register for course # 4328.1 for day lessons and course # 4328.2 for evening lessons

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WAtER AEROBICS

Time Mon Tues Wed Thu class Dates DescriptionFee

R / N-R

7:00 - 8:00 am Deep

Water Aerobics

6/18 - 8/8 in theVhe Pool

(No class july 4)

8/13 - 8/29 in theShS Pool

Come get a full body workout that includes stretching,warm-up, cardiovascular conditioning, toning and a cooldown routine using flotation belts. Participants must pro-vide their own belt.

Flex Plan$40 / $60(10 classes)

oR

NEW!!

$80 / $120(20 classes)

8:00 - 8:50 am Shallow

Water Aerobics6/17 - 8/7 in the

VHE Pool

Join us for a workout that combines stretching, cardio,strength and toning. You will march, jog and jump throughthe water to improve cardiovascular fitness, muscular en-durance and flexibility. Participants do not need to knowhow to swim as class is conducted in the shallow end ofthe pool. 8:30 - 9:30 am

Shallow Water Aerobics

8/12 - 8/28 in theSHS Pool

The Water Aerobics Flex Plan entitles you to 10 or 20 visits to any of the classes listed below. All punch cards have an expiration date of one year. Punch cards can bepurchased by mail, fax, walk-in or telephone. For pool closings, please refer to page 35. All classes listed are ongoing, new participants are welcome at any time.

For more information, please call(414) 963-6913 x 4 or go to:

shorewoodschools.org

WiScoNSiN SeNioR olyMPicS

Come watch the 2013 Wisconsin SeniorOlympics swimming event at the VHE Pool. For

more information go to: wiseniorolympics.com.

Date: Saturday, September 14Time: 1:00 - 5:00 pmlocation: VHE PoolFee: FREE

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ShoReWooD RecReATioN WANTS youR PhoToS!Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department is in constant need of photos forour website and activity guides. If you have a photo you want to share of someone participatingin our programs please forward it us. This Summer 2013 Activity Guide’s cover photo wascourtesy of Renae Aldana, Shorewood resident.

ShOREWOOD hIGh SChOOl - vhE POOlNo cASh Will Be AccePTeD AT ANy coMMuNiTy SWiMS.

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

SiNGle SWiM PASS FeeS

Pass Resident Fee Non-Resident FeeAdult $4 $6Senior $3 $5Youth $3 $5

Age 5 & Under --------------FREE------------------Open Swim is included in the Shorewood community Fitness center membership.Must show membership card to lifeguard at each Community Swim.

coMMuNiTy SWiM PuNch cARD

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

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

coMMuNiTy SWiM iNFoRMATioN

Everyone must wear appropriate swimming attire in the pool. No swim suits, caps, ortowels are issued at any of the community swims.

Before entering the pool, it is mandatory to shower.

Patrons six years of age and older are expected to use the gender-appropriate lockerroom or family changing area.

Our family changing area can be used by parent/child or assistance with another adult.This area is located next to the women’s locker room. There are lockers in this room andwe strongly recommend you use a lock.

Toys and flotation devices are prohibited.

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

Sauna/Whirlpool (Adults only) will be open during Adult and Lap Swims. Only towelsare allowed in sauna. Whirlpool temperature is set between 98 and 104 degrees.

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

Infants and toddlers must wear swim diapers in the pool. No disposable or cloth diapersallowed.

We have an adaptive chair for shallow water entrance.

The Shorewood School District Facility Services Department makes every attempt tomaintain water and air temperature according to the standards set by the State of Wis-consin. Any fluctuation in temperature will be corrected as soon as possible. Pool tem-perature is set between 78 and 81 degrees. Your patience and understanding isappreciated. For concerns about our pool facilities, please contact District Facility andOperations at (414) 963-6918.

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coMMuNiTy SWiM ScheDule

MoNDAy, juNe 17 - SuNDAy, SePTeMBeR 1

Monday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 8:45 am * Adult Swim 12:00 - 2:00 pm

All Age Swim 2:15 - 3:45 pm

Adult Swim 7:30 - 9:00 pm

The Vhe Pool Will Be

cloSeD All DAy oN:Monday, May 27Thursday, July 4*

Monday, September 2

The Vhe Pool Will Be

cloSeD DuRiNG The

eVeNiNG oN:Thursday, June 13

Friday, June 14

Wednesday, August 28

*The pool will be closed allday EXCEPT for the specialswim from 1:00 - 2:30 pm

Tuesday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 8:00 amAdult Swim 12:00 - 2:00 pmAll Age Swim 2:15 - 3:45 pm


Wednesday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 8:45 am * Adult Swim 12:00 - 2:00 pmAll Age Swim 2:15 - 3:45 pm


Thursday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 8:00 amAdult Swim 12:00 - 2:00 pmAll Age Swim 2:15 - 3:45 pm


Friday

Lap Swim 6:15 - 8:45 am * Adult Swim 12:00 - 2:00 pmAll Age Swim 2:15 - 3:45 pmAll Age Swim 7:05 - 8:05 pmAdult Swim 8:10 - 9:10 pm

Saturday &Sunday

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

lap Swim - Grade 3 - AdultAdult Swim - 18 years and older

* only 3 lanes and the diving well are available on M/W/F from 8:00 to 8:45 am

Monday, August 12 - Saturday, August 31Monday, Wednesday & Friday lap swim will end at 7:30 am at the Vhe Pool

and restart from 8:30 - 9:30 am in the ShS Pool

Pool hours are subject to change. updates will be posted on the Vhe Pool bulletin board, Vhe Pool information line at (414) 963-6913 x 1, and on shorewoodschools.org

under the Recreation Department tab.

Special Swim4th of july celebration

Thursday, july 4All age swim 1:00 - 2:30 pm - FRee!!

A limited number of participants will permitted in the pool during this special swim.

teen volunteerS

Grade 7 - 12

Do you love working with kids? Do you want to make a difference? The Recreation Department is seeking teen volunteers, to assist in our vari-ous summer recreation and enrichment programs! The Teen Volunteer Pro-gram has gone digital! Teen Volunteers must fill out an ONLINE applicationto volunteer, located at shorewoodschools.org, under the Recreation andCommunity Services Tab. After your application has been submitted and ap-proved, you are able to attend either a Teen Volunteer Orientation in personOR watch a Teen Volunteer Orientation video (NEW!) and complete a shortquiz. Upon completion of the orientation, volunteers will be given access toVICnet, an online volunteer information center, where they will be able to signup for programs in need of volunteers. Teen Volunteers will sign up for pro-grams and log their hours online through their VICnet account.

Note: Teen Volunteers will have access to VICnet within three business daysof submitting an application, but will be unable to sign up for programs until

an orientation has been completed.

vOluNtEERS

in Person orientations: ShS conference Rm 116

Day Date Time

Monday May 20 3:30 - 4:00 pm

Tuesday june 25 2:00 - 2:30 pm

DiStrict volunteerS

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Departmemt now coordi-nates volunteers for the School District. Do you possess a special skill or areaof expertise that would benefit the Shorewood School District? Do you enjoyworking with children? District volunteers are utilized in several capacities suchas one-on-one homework tutors, organizing teacher libraries, coaching youthsports teams, chaperoning field trips, photocopying and laminating, and ushering

SHS Drama productions.

All volunteers must submit an online application which can be found on the districtwebsite at shorewoodschools.org under the Family Resources tab. Within tenbusiness days of submission, you will receive an e-mail with access to VICnet,an online volunteer information center. From the VICnet, you will be able to signup for District volunteer opportunities and log hours. For more information, pleasecontact Kristin Serpe at (414) 963-6913 x 4 or at [email protected].

volunteer coacheS Volunteer coaches are needed for our youth sports leagues. Duties include di-recting the team’s practice and play during games. Training and resources areprovided. This small investment of your time will have a great impact on the chil-dren of your team. Coaches are needed for current and future programs in theareas of flag football (fall), basketball (winter), coach pitch baseball (summer)and T-ball (summer). If you are willing to help coach in our programs, contactthe Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4, or email Nick at: [email protected].

thank You volunteerS!

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department would like to thank thefollowing individuals who have positively impacted our youth through volunteering for the

Department.Brian carignanMarc FalknerTom GoughMollie Grantjulia holmeskevin kane

Quinn loucksBen Meador

andNumerous Bright Beginnings Preschool parents and grandparents

Rounding up your program fee helps provide financial support to individ-uals who are unable to afford program fees. If you are rounding up,please put the amount you would like to round up in the in the appropriatebox on the registration form. You can donate online by going to Donation

For Recreation or with your telephone registration.

Special thankS to thoSe Who contributeD During Winter Spring 2013.

You have maDe a Difference!

“rounD up” for recreation

Boutique BlowoutRenae AldanaMara Beldavs

Jean Creighton

Yuliya WaldronBrian Waterman

Christin WilleScott Yanoff36

mARk yOuR CAlENDAR

SPRiNG AWAkeNiNG - ShoReWooD hiGh School DRAMA

Under the direction of Joe King, Shorewood High School Drama Departmentpresents, Spring Awakening. Spring Awakening is a rock musical adapta-tion of Frank Wedekind's 1891 expressionist play about the trials and tribu-lations, and the exhilaration of the teen years. Spring Awakening celebratesthe unforgettable journey from youth to adulthood with a power, poignancy,and passion that you will never forget. coNTAiNS MATuRe TheMeS /lANGuAGe: suitable for those high school age and older. For more in-formation go to: shorewooddrama.org or call the Drama Box Office, (414)963-6940.

Performances: ShS AuditoriumFriday, May 10 and May 17 at 7:00 pmSaturday, May 11 and May 18 at 7:00 pmSunday, May 12 and May 19 at 2:00 pm

Be ouR GueST SeNioR ciTizeN PASS

Shorewood Residents, 60+

It is the policy of the Shorewood School Board to make available aSenior Citizen Pass to those individuals living in Shorewood who havereached the age of 60 years. The purpose of the pass is to say “ThankYou” to our Senior Citizens who have given such fine support to ourschools. This pass entitles the holder and companion to be admitted,without charge to the following School District activities:

All Athletic events(except WiAA Tournament Games)

Band and orchestra Performances

Dramatic Productions(except Spring Musical and AFS Showcase)

Get your pass at the Shorewood Recreation Department today!

ShoReWooD DRAMA juNioR PReSeNTS: ALiCE iN WONDERLAND

under the direction of Sara Van Loon & Patrick Spreadbury

Production dates: Friday, July 26 at 1:30 pm & 7:00 pm

Saturday, July 27 at 7:00 pm

Sunday, July 28 at 1:30 pm

location: SHS Auditorium

Tickets: $5

Tickets may be purchased in advance at the ShorewoodRecreation Department or at the box office prior to eachperformance.

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SuMMeR kickoFF PARTy - MoVie iN The PARk NEW

Join the Recreation Department for a kickoff to Summer 2013! This family friendlyevent will feature several fun activities including an art station for kids, parachutegames, an active game station and an angler education station. This event will giveyou a preview of many of the fun and engaging children’s activities that the RecreationDepartment is offering this summer!

Don’t forget to bring your blankets! Around 8:00 pm, or as soon as it gets dark, wewill be showing the Academy Award winning movie, The Life of Pi (rated PG) atthe Lake Bluff Playground. Concessions will be available for purchase.

Date: Saturday, June 15Time: Activities 6:30 - 8:00 pm

Movie to start at approximately 8:15 pm (or when it gets dark)location: Lake Bluff Playground

Rain Location: Lake Bluff GymFee: FREE

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SuMMeR eNRichMeNT* RecReATioN DePARTMeNT clASSeS

AcT WoRkShoP

Students will gain direct experience with each of the four multiplechoice sections of the ACT. They will become familiar with the typesof questions they will encounter on the tests as well as learn a va-riety of strategies to attack those questions. The instructor has 19years of experience successfully preparing students to take theACT. This course is for high school juniors and seniors.Page 22instructor: Fred Silver, Vendor Program

ADulT SWiM iNSTRucTioN

Participants will gain confidence in the water at their own pace. Aninstructor will work individually with each participant to work towardstheir goals.Page 7, 32

All ABouT Me ART NeW

During the week we will explore our individuality: what makes usunique, what makes us happy, and what makes us healthy - allwhile creating self-portraits, drawings, collages and artist journalsrelated to who we are, our personality, and our interests. Childrenwill create one project per day.Page 25instructor: Anna Grosch

ANiMAl ART AND liTeRAcy*Literacy and art go hand in hand in this class. Each class will focuson a different animal story. We will read it as a group, discuss thestory elements, and then create an art project related to the story.Stories and projects will vary to cover a wide range of animals andmediums in art.Page 18instructor: Sara Feider

ANiMAl SAFARi ART NeW

During this week-long animal safari, we will learn about the manyanimals of the wild, which animals belong to certain parts of theworld and the type of habitats they live in. We will use the animalswe find on our safari, as inspiration for creating paintings, drawings,masks, scratch art and more! Children will complete one project perday.Page 26, 27instructor: Anna Grosch

AQuA BooT cAMP

This class provides participants with a combination of swimming,strength training and core work both in the water and on the deck.Various exercise sets such as swim sprints (at your own pace) andresistance training will be utilized. Participants must know how toswim as this program is not a water aerobics class. Please bringan exercise mat.Page 6, 7instructor: Renee Scherck-Meyer

Certified AFAA Personal Trainer

ARThRiTiS eXeRciSe PRoGRAM

Using gentle movements and activities designed to increase mobil-ity and range of motion, be prepared to start to feeling better, gain

energy and have the ability to accomplish daily tasks with ease.Page 7, 8, 9instructor: Jan Mahlberg

Certified Arthritis Foundation Exercise Instructor

BADMiNToN co-oP

Badminton players will be paired with others that have a compatibleskill level and play games weekly. Due to the nature of this class,it is recommended that participants play at an intermediate to ad-vanced level. Beginning players are welcome, however, individualinstruction may not always be available. Rackets will be furnishedor you may bring your own. Shuttlecocks will be provided. Theschedule may change depending upon the school calendar. Pro-vide your email address on your registration form to receive infor-mation regarding changes in the schedule. High school-agedchildren are only allowed to sign up with a parent. This course willtake place at Whitefish Bay high School Fieldhouse.Page 7, 19instructor: Doug Kane

BABySiTTiNG clASS, AMeRicAN ReD cRoSS

This is an ideal course for current and future babysitters thatteaches the best way to keep children safe while in their care.Feeding, diapering, safety, professionalism, first-aid, leadership andsafe play are some of the topics that will be covered. Be sure towear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle and a snack.Page 20, 25, 29Instructor: American Red Cross Instructor, Vendor program

BAlleT

Students will learn the fundamentals of ballet and will work on basicexercises. Be sure to wear fitted, comfortable clothing and bring awater bottle to class. Ballet slippers are recommended.Page 22, 27, 28instructor: Matt Gillespie

BANk oN MATh* NeW

Keep your money in your piggy bank! Avoid your own financial “fis-cal cliff”! Learn about money saving strategies and goals. Sharpenand review basic skills in computation, problem solving, and mathfacts.Page 23, 24instructor: Laureen Zahn

BASkeTBAll - jR. GReyhouNDS SuMMeR leAGue

These summer basketball leagues are being run as a feeder pro-gram to further prepare our youth for basketball when entering highschool. Pending registration, we may have talent-based tryouts.This program will require travel to Cedarburg for league games. Theearliest game time is 5:30 pm. Each team will play two games pernight. Boys entering grade 9 will play in the Mequon Homesteadleague. Participants from 2012-13 Jr. Greyhounds winter programwill receive first consideration for summer league roster. A jerseywill be provided for summer games.Registration Deadline: Wednesday, April 3.Page 12

BASkeTBAll cAMP - GReyhouND BoyS

Do you love the sport of basketball or want to give it a try? Sign upfor this basketball camp to learn the basic fundamentals as well as

how to become a better basketball player. This camp will cover ball-handling, shooting, team play and defense. We will cover drills thatthe high school teams run. Become familiar with drills, coaches andthe sport during this camp. Sign up today to have fun with friends,become a better basketball player, and be a part of the up and com-ing Shorewood basketball program. Participants should bring awater bottle. If campers would like to bring their own basketballs,please write your name clearly on it. Page 19instructor: Phil Jones, SHS Boys Varsity Coach & Players

BASkeTBAll FuNDAMeNTAlS*Players will learn and practice basic basketball fundamentals. Drib-bling, passing, shooting, lay-ups, and defensive position will betaught. This is a great way to learn basketball FUNdamentals.Page 26, 27instructor: Gary Brueggemann

BoARD GAMe DeSiGN* NeW

Do you have a genius idea for a board game? Use your imaginationand gaming skills to create a fun activity for your family and friends.On the last day of class, we will have fun playing everyone’s games.Students are encouraged to bring in supplies that may make theirgame unique.Page 20instructor: Caley Hildebrand

BooT cAMP, kick BoX & coRe

A “boot camp” style class that mixes drills of kickboxing, calisthen-ics, plyometric and core work for a complete cardio-strength work-out! If weather is nice, class will meet outside. Participants mustbe able to run and jump.Page 6, 7instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

BoWliNG iNSTRucTioN*Come learn the basic fundamentals of bowling. We will “moon-glow”bowl on Thursday. PARTICIPANTS MUST WEAR SOCKS TOBOWL.Page 18, 19instructor: Gary Brueggemann

A “BRAVe” NeW cookiNG clASS* NeW

Not everyone can be a princess like Merida - but you can certainlycook like one! In this class we will learn all the great recipes needed to host a fabulous “Brave” luncheon for family and friends. Be pre-pared to sample traditional Scottish scones and jam, “cursed”chocolate tarts, tea sandwiches and other sweet treats. Participantswill learn five great recipes and watch portions of the movie whilewe enjoy our daily tea break. Together we may create recipes thatchange your fate!Page 18instructor: Heather Clancy

cARDBoARD BoAT BuilDiNG*An appliance box, some team work and lots of duct tape work to-gether to create a sea-worthy vessel. On the last day of class, we will don our life jackets and head to the water to test our boats out and see who floats and who sinks. Suggested items to save andbring to class: large cardboard pieces, plastic jugs or any items that

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cARDBoARD BoAT BuilDiNG* (coNT.)might help your boat float. However, no styrofoam will be allowed.Page 23instructor: Caley Hildebrand

cARDio STeP

This cardio workout involves choreographed, low-impact, and aer-obic movements on and off a height-adjustable bench.Page 6, 7instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

cARTooNS AND coMicS NeW

We will explore concepts of art through cartoons, comics, and char-acters. The course will focus on creating expressive characters,and mini comic. We will also discuss basics of writing a story, visualcomposition, and strategies for drawing. Students will be applyingtheir creativity to complete a variety projects using markers, pens,and pencils.Page 20, 21instructor: Eston Bennett

cheeRleADiNG FuNDAMeNTAlS

Participants will learn a dance and two cheers. A performance willbe held on the last day for parents to view. The performance willbe Thursday, June 20 at 3:30 pm. Participants will receive a t-shirt.Page 19instructor: Lonrae Davis & Rebecca Dennis

SHS Cheerleading Coaches and SHS Cheerleaders

cheSS - BeGiNNeR AND iNTeRMeDiATe co-oP

Players will receive a balance of instruction and competitive playingtime. Each participant will take part in a five-round tournament, earna medal and a Wisconsin rating. Students will work toward theirpawn, knight and bishop certificates. This course will take placeat Nicolet high School.Page 20, 21, 29instructor: Wisconsin Scholastic Chess Federation Staff

Vendor Program

coMMuNiTy eXPloRATioN*This class will allow students with disabilities to participate with theirnon-disabled peers. Students will use a variety of modes of trans-portation (county bus, bike, etc) to explore the community of Shore-wood and places of interest within a five mile radius. Students willpractice social and conversational skills and appreciation for therecreational opportunities available in the Milwaukee area.Page 21, 24, 27instructor: Betsy Pichette, Julie Sperry

cookiNG WiTh BookS: huNGeR GAMeS* NeW

You read the book and you saw the movie…but have you cookedthe food? True fans of The Hunger Games will love the chance toprepare the same food that Peeta and Katniss describe with deli-cious details in The Hunger Games. Everything from the carrotsoup that Katniss relishes, to District 12 cheese tarts, District 11 ra-tion bread and Mr. Mellark’s cookies. Together we will create fivegreat recipes and watch portions of the movie while we enjoy ourfeasts. May the odds be ever in your favor!

Page 18, 23instructor: Heather Clancy

cReATe AN ARcADe* NeW

Love arcade games? Inspired by “Caine’s Arcade” (YouTube.com),we will be creating our own arcade games using cardboard, tapeand your IMAGINATION. Students are encouraged to bring uniqueitems from home for their arcade games. On the last day we willplay each other’s games.Page 27, 28instructor: Caley Hildebrand

cReATe youR oWN SToRieS*Do you love to create stories? This class will provide students withthe opportunity to develop their writing skills and creativity throughcreating their own stories.Page 23, 24, 27, 28instructor: Hayley Lehmann

cReATiVe DANce

Students will explore new movement concepts, develop danceskills, strengthen the body and brain and interact with others in afun, positive learning environment! Be sure to wear fitted, comfort-able clothing and bring a water bottle to class.Page 18instructor: Matt Gillespie

cReARTiViTy

Like color, designs, projects, and getting your creativity going? Thisprogram is for you! We will create a variety of projects to keep orgive as gifts.Page 20, 21

cReATuRe SeWiNG

Be sure to bring your imagination with you! Creatures straight fromyour imagination will come to life using basic sewing techniques.Page 19, 20instructor: Sara Feider

cReATiVe WRiTiNG*Did you love children's books as a young kid? Well, in Creative Writ-ing you can write your own storybook! You will leave with your greatideas and a true, bound book that you made. Also, you will put yourcreativity to the challenge in writing a short story. See how fun writ-ing can be in Creative Writing this summer!Page 18instructor: Spring Irving

cRoSS couNTRy, PReSeASoN TRAiNiNG

Get a jump start on the competition. This program will teach youabout conditioning, form and the strategies that it takes to becomea better runner.Page 29instructor: Dominic Newman, SHS Cross Country Coach

cSi - cRiMe SceNe iNVeSTiGAToRS co-oP

Do you like solving puzzles? Looking for clues? We are lookingfor junior sleuths for our exciting Crime Scene Investigation class.Throughout the class you will be learning crime solving techniques,learn to identify hair/powder samples, fingerprints and various evi-

dence left at the crime scene. The last class will end with a classcrime scene activity. Which one of your classmates is the suspectin the case? Possibly, maybe...even you!!! This course will takeplace at lydell community center in Whitefish Bay.Page 25instructor: Computer Tots Staff, Vendor Program

cSi: kiTcheN* NeW

Why do some recipes turn out…and others are a disaster? Do youknow how yeast works or the easiest way to make your own icecream? Want to know the secret to making the perfect chocolatechip cookie? Have a craving for super gooey grilled cheese? Usingscience and observation clues we will get to the bottom of manykitchen mysteries - and make something delicious at every class.Whether you are a budding chef or simply enjoy being creative inthe kitchen, this is a summer class you cannot miss!Page 23instructor: Heather Clancy

cuPcAkeS 101 AND cuPcAkeS 102* NeW

Do you love watching “The Next Great Baker” or “Cupcake Wars”?It’s time to stop watching and start baking! Starting with cupcakebaking, you’ll learn how to create cupcakes that not only look good,but taste good, too! Students will learn basic baking skills, use ofdecorating tips and bags and start practicing simple designs. Eachday students will watch a demonstration and create their own cup-cakes to take home and share. Bring your imagination and be readyto get creative! For Cupcakes 101, students will receive decorating tips. *For Cupcakes 102, students must have completed previous cakedecorating course through the Recreation Department and shouldbring the decorating tips received from previous cake decorating orCupcake 101 class.Page 20, 21instructor: Heather Clancy

DiARy oF A WiMPy kiD: cABiN FeVeR*It's Christmas in July! Come LOL and enjoy the funny events of thesixth book, DWK Cabin Fever by Jeff Kinney. Greg has a plan tomake some money for Christmas which leads to damaged schoolproperty. Greg is the prime suspect! Snowbound from a blizzard,he is stuck inside with his family for the holidays. What will be hisfate? Students should read the book before class begins and re-member to bring your book to class.Page 23instructor: Laureen Zahn

DiARy oF A WiMPy kiD: DoG DAyS* No responsibilities, No Rules! Share in the laughter and fun fromthe recent book series, Diary of a Wimpy Kid Dog Days by Jeff Kin-ney. Students will enjoy the fun learning creativeness of this class. Students should read the book before class begins and rememberto bring your book to class. Come join in on a summer vacationwith Greg and his family.Page 27instructor: Laureen Zahn

DiARy oF A WiMPy kiD: The ThiRD Wheel* NeW

Love is in the air! Grey reflects upon his life from early birth to grow-ing up and then finding a date for the eighth grade Valentine’s Day

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DiARy oF A WiMPy kiD: The ThiRD Wheel* (coNT.)dance. This story is more about Greg’s silly mishaps than ro-mance. Come share in the adventures of Greg and Rowley in therecent Jeff Kinney DWK series. Students should read the book be-fore class begins and remember to bring your book to class.Page 26instructor: Laureen Zahn

DiGiTAl PhoToGRAPhy & PhoToShoP WiTh NATuRe* NeW

Students will become photographers as they capture the beauty ofnature through an outdoor adventure photo shoot. They will learnthe basics of photoshop and place their nature photos into photo-shop to transform them into unique works of art. Students will needto bring their own digital camera to class. The District is not re-sponsible for lost, stolen, or damaged equipment.Page 26instructor: Emily Towner

DoDGeBAll

Learn how to dodge, duck, dip and dive in a game of dodgeball.We will try several variations of dodgeball. This is a great class tosign up with a friend!Page 28

DRAMA juNioR, ShoReWooD*Join us as we rehearse and present the musical “Alice in Wonder-land Jr” which is based on the 1951 Disney film. Learn what it takesto put on a show! You will have an opportunity to build the set, cre-ate costumes, or perform memorable characters. Participants willhelp strike the set after the last show. Production dates will be Fri-day, July 26 @ 1:30 pm and 7:00 pm, Saturday, July 27 @ 7:00pm, Sunday, July 28 @ 1:30 pm.Page 19instructor: Sara Van Loon and Patrick Spreadbury

DRAWiNG ANiMAlS NeW

We will focus on drawing animals from around the world to yourback yard. We will focus on capturing action, scale, while exploringour connection with animals. Students will be applying their cre-ativity to complete a variety projects using markers, pens, and pen-cils.Page 22instructor: Eston Bennett

eXPReSSiVe SuRFAce DeSiGN*Experimenting with techniques both new and ancient, students willlearn a variety of dyeing, painting, batik, and stamping techniqueson fabric. Students will work on various sample fabric designs asthey build their skills in surface design and will apply two or moretechniques to a tapestry or wall hanging to keep.Page 25instructor: Emily Towner

eXPloRe WATeR* NeW

Free a dinosaur from a block of ice! Race action figures that haveice for feet! Participate in challenging water games. Come learnabout and explore water in its different shapes. Wear your swimsuit daily and bring a towel, you may get wet!

Page 29instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildebrand

eXPloRiNG MATh ThRouGh GAMeS*This class will help teach and solidify important math conceptsthrough playing card, dice and board games. Math is fun!Page 20, 21, 26, 27instructor: Hayley Lehmann

5k TRAiNiNG PRoGRAM

This course is designed for beginning runners that want to work upto a 5K (3.1 miles) and for those who haven’t run in a while andwant to begin again. All ability levels are welcome! Along with run-ning workouts, Coach Renee will cover topics such as flexibility andcore strength, proper running technique, running shoes, safety, in-jury prevention, hydration and race day nutrition. This program willculminate with participants completing the Hank Aaron State Trail5K on Saturday, August 10, 2013. Fee for this course includes yourregistration fee for the 5K and a race participation t-shirt.Page 7instructor: Renee Scherck-Meyer


FABRic ART* NeW

Create colorful and soft works of art in a creative atmosphere. Stu-dents will experiment with weaving and fabric transformation.Page 26, 27instructor: Caley Hildebrand

FASTPiTch leAGue, GiRlS

Interested in playing competitive girls fastpitch? We will have atleast 15 games both in Shorewood and traveling around the NorthShore area. This league is for the more competitive and committedplayer. Practice will begin in mid-May and the season will end thelast weekend of July. Game and practice dates will vary throughoutthe season as we play other communities. Games will be playedon weekends and weeknights. We will play in at least one weekendtournament. Players must have their own transportation to games,but carpooling is encouraged. Participants will be provided with ajersey, but will be asked to purchase shorts and other uniformitems. Pending registration, we may have talent-based tryouts.Page 12

FelT FRieNDS* NeW

Learn how to sew! Make dolls, animals and creatures out of felt.Design your own or use the patterns we provide.Page 24instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildebrand

FiT PoWeR MiX

This class observes the benefits of functional training, and the im-portance of covering fitness on all levels. From aerobic exerciseto strength, power, balance and stability - we’ve got you covered!Page 6, 8instructor: Jake Wollach, Certified NSCA Personal Trainer

FlAG FooTBAll leAGue, FAll PRoGRAM NeW

We have revamped the format for our youth flag football program.We will include grades 1 and 2, parent volunteer coaches and in-struction from SHS football players. Participants will be placed on

a team that will practice one night per week. Team requests will notbe honored. We will play games on Saturday afternoons on theSHS Football Field. Before our games kickoff, SHS players will lead15 minutes of instruction. Parents who are interested in coaching,please contact Nick at [email protected] 13, 29

FlAG FooTBAll* This program will teach a variety of football FUNdamentals throughflag football. Participants will learn basic skills and play pick-upgames. Page 27, 28instructor: Gary Brueggemann

FlooR hockey*Come and have fun playing floor hockey. We will use softer sticksfor better control for K4 & K5 kids. Page 25instructor: Gary Brueggemann

FooTBAll cAMP, ShoReWooD - MeSSMeR

This camp will be an introduction to football focusing on individualdevelopment and team play. Head Shorewood-Messwood footballcoach Drake Zortman and his high school staff and players will in-struct all participants in the fundamentals of the game. The energyand leadership displayed in the fall on Friday nights by the highschool coaches and players will be shared continuously throughoutthe camp with all youth players. All instructors will teach individualtechniques and traits that lead to successful team play. There willbe individual, group, and team sessions throughout the camp. Par-ticipants will be divided by age throughout the camp for appropriatedrills. This is a no pad, no contact camp. Participants should bringa water bottle. If campers would like to bring their own footballs,please write your name clearly on it. Page 24instructor: Drake Zortman, Shorewood-Messmer Football Coach

Full BoDy oVeRhAul

These classes incorporate weights, bands, cardio and plyometricexercises with a variety of training styles to get a full-body over-haul.Page 6, 7, 8, 9instructor: Jake Wollach, NSCA - CPT

FuTuRe iS DRAWiNG NeAR NeW

We will be exploring art through the lens of Sci-Fi and the future.We will create and draw robots, space monsters, machines, andfantastical spaces capes. Students will be applying their creativityto complete a variety projects using markers, pens, and pencils.Page 24, 25instructor: Eston Bennett

Go GReeN! RecycleD jeWelRy MAkiNG*Students will explore the making of jewelry in creative ways as theyuse various recycled materials to create their own wearable art.Students will “make and take” their creations and learn traditionalart techniques along with techniques in jewelry making and how toup-cycle recyclables! Page 23instructor: Emily Towner

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GooP AND GuNk* NeW

Ever wonder what happens when you mix corn starch and water?In this class you will be making slime, goo, potato putty and bouncyballs. Page 22instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildebrand

GyMNASTicS cAMP

This camp will cover an introduction to gymnastics including theskills of floor exercise, uneven bars and balance beam. Participantswill be divided to allow for instruction appropriate to skill level.Page 24instructor: SHS Gymnastics Team

GyMNASTicS iNSTRucTioN

This course will cover an introduction to gymnastics including theskills of floor exercise, uneven bars and balance beam. Participantsmay be divided to allow for instruction appropriate to skill level.Page 19, 25

hiP hoP DANce

Come join a high-energy dance class that uses the latest hit musicfrom Justin Bieber, the Jonas Brothers, Selena Gomez and others,blended with movements influenced by Hip-Hop choreographers!Students will learn a new dance each day including freestyle move-ment. Students will also explore other world dance forms such asAfrican Dance, Salsa, Merengue and Folk Dancing. Be sure towear fitted, comfortable clothing to class and bring a water bottle.Page 24, 25instructor: Matt Gillespie

hoMe BASe MoRNiNG SuPeRViSioN

For description, cost and hours, please see page 14.

hoW To eAT A BRoWNie: chilDReN’S eTiQueTTe NeW

This course will introduce children to basic etiquette skills and willbegin with proper introductions, shaking hands, good posture andshowing confidence. We will continue with conversation skills, fam-ily etiquette, what the “R” stands for in R.S.V.P; and when and howto write memorable thank you notes. Brownies (no nuts) will beserved in the last class when participants will learn how to hold sil-verware European style.Page 25instructor: Margery Sinclair, Vendor Program

iNDiAN SAlADS NeW co-oP

Tired of the same old salads? Want to try something new? Then,this hands-on class is for you. We will make some Indian-inspiredsalads that are not only nutritious, but are also fun, easy, and foodthe entire family will enjoy. You will leave the class with recipes,the ability to recreate these at home, and a happy belly. Thiscourse will take place at Nicolet high School.Page 7instructor: Susan Pack, Vendor Program

iNSecT ART AND liTeRAcy* NeW

Literacy and art go hand in hand in this class. Each class will focuson a different insect story. We will read it as a group, discuss the

story elements, and then create an art project related to the story.Stories and projects will vary to cover a wide range of insects andmediums in art.Page 20instructor: Sara Feider

iNTo The GARDeN co-oP

Each morning is filled with interactive, age-appropriate experimentswhich encourage the exploration of participants to discover howtheir gardens grow. From the very first seedling to the importantroles of the sun and rain, we will learn how plants and flowerssprout and bloom. We will also explore the many insects that in-habit our gardens. Using microscopes specially designed for youngchildren, we will see the different parts of bugs and investigate howthey see. This camp is filled with hands-on experiments and cooltake-homes including sun visors, fruit prints, bug bracelets andmore! Children should bring a snack to camp every day - no peanutproducts. This course will take place at Richards School inWhitefish Bay. Page 27instructor: Mad Science Staff, Vendor Program

“iN-TRAiNiNG” Students will become an employee “in-training” at a worksite in ornear Shorewood. Students will learn about the application and in-terview process, practice and learn appropriate social skills on thejob, learn job specific skills, and much more. A job coach will pro-vide daily evaluation with the emphasis on students building naturalsupports with their co-workers. Both students with and without dis-abilities are welcome to participate in this class. Students trainingschedule will be determined on student’s needs and abilities as wellas the employee needs. Ms. Gagne will contact each studentto determine the student’s individual schedule. The programbegins the week of Monday, June 24 and will end by Thursday, Au-gust 1.Page 30instructor: Chris Gagne

juMP iNTo 1ST oR 2ND GRADe* NeW

Get ready for 1st or 2nd grade by going undercover. Learn what ittakes to become a spy or detective and sharpen the skills you willneed to master either the 1st or 2nd grade. Practice writing incodes, solve mysteries and play games that will help you becomea star student.Page 20, 22, 23instructor: Lindsay Mueller

juMP iNTo k4*Students should be enrolled in a K4 program for the fall. The classwill focus on letter and number skills as well as social skill devel-opment and opportunities. lessons may be repeated in eachcourse. Please sign up for only one class.Page 18, 26instructor: Julia Montgomery

juMP iNTo k5*Students will have the opportunity to participate in lessons that in-volve reading, writing and mathematics by revisiting essential con-cepts and skills. Students will be participating in fun and creativeactivities while having fun and socializing with each other. lessons

may be repeated in each course. Please sign up for only oneclass.Page 18, 26instructor: Amanda Kwapil (June)

Lindsay Mueller (July)

juNioR GReAT BookS*The Junior Great Books program combines interesting literaturewith interpretive activities and shared inquiry discussion to help fos-ter reading comprehension. Each term will cover different stories,so students can sign up for one or both terms.Page 21, 24instructor: Jennifer Cosgrove & Caryn Blegen

juNioR ScieNTiSTS co-oP

Students use the QX3 and QX5 Digital Blue microscope which con-nects to a computer allowing everyone to see magnified images onthe monitor! Students will discover and explore endless investiga-tions including fingerprints, money, live (unharmed) insects andmany other fascinating topics. They will create slides, movies andother science goodies. This course will take place at lydellcommunity center in Whitefish Bay.Page 25instructor: Computer Tots Staff, Vendor Program

keTTle Bell 30 NeW

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

keyBoARDiNG* NeW

This class will focus on teaching basic keyboarding skills, learningthe functions of the keyboard and improving your keyboardingspeed. Page 22instructor: Kati Ellis

kiDS cluB

For description, cost and hours, please see page 15 - 17.

k’NeX/leGo ciTy co-oP

Students work with friends using K’Nex systems to build motorizedmodels such as a 5-foot tall roller coaster, moving dinosaurs, anamusement park swing ride, swing bridge and various smaller proj-ects. They’ll learn basic physics (potential energy) and simple pro-gramming to operate their models in direct and automatic modes.Lego City Builders will also be available during class. Studentslearn Lego building techniques as they design their own structuressuch as skyscrapers, fire stations, schools, bridges, houses andmore. This course will take place at lydell community center in Whitefish Bay.Page 21instructor: Computer Tots Staff, Vendor Program

lAcRoSSe, BoyS

Lacrosse is a fast, physical, contact sport that combines aspectsof soccer, hockey and basketball. This program will provide

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lAcRoSSe, BoyS (coNT.)instruction (skills and drills) and will include small-sided, minimalcontact scrimmages. All lacrosse equipment (gloves, elbow andshoulder pads, helmets and sticks) will be provided if needed.Players must bring a mouth guard. Cleats are recommended. Thisis a great opportunity for kids who are new to the sport to give it atry. Come out and play this sport that Sports Illustrated calls the“Fastest Growing Sport in the US”, plus have fun with friends. Play-ers may participate on this team if they are new players who live inShorewood, Milwaukee or WFB residents that live south of HenryClay Street or played for the Shorewood Rec. Dept. in spring 2012.Page 21instructor: Kevin Kane

liFeGuARD TRAiNiNG, AMeRicAN ReD cRoSS

Are you interested in becoming a lifeguard? You will learn conceptsof responsibility, work ethic, leadership and approachability that willprepare you for a job as a lifeguard. The American Red Cross Life-guard course will cover the knowledge and skills to get your Life-guard, CPR/AED and First Aid Certifications. Successfulcompletion of the course earns you a 2-year certification in Life-guarding/First Aid and CPR/AED. Attendance is mandatory. Cer-tification is not guaranteed. There is a mandatory pretest on thefirst day of class.Page 7, 18instructor: Amy Johnson

American Red Cross Certified Lifeguarding InstructorVendor Program

liTeRATuRe ciRcle* NeW

Literature Circle is a discussion-based book club. We will readnovels, “True Diary”, “Boy”, and “Stars”, throughout the summerand discuss plot, characters, symbolism, and theme, while makingmeaningful connections to our lives. Each of the novels will focuson teenage protagonists, and discuss conflicts in relationships,schools, families, and communities. Sign up for one, two or allthree classes. Students should bring their own book to class. Noneed to read the book prior to the class. Students will be assignedreading during the class.Page 18, 23, 26instructor: Danielle Borkowski

MAke youR oWN coMic Book* NeW

Learn the basics of comic book making. Create your own charac-ters, plot, and format. Students are encouraged to brainstormideas about their comic book before coming to the first class.Page 23, 25instructor: Caley Hildebrand

MAGic - iNTRoDucTioN To

Professional magician Glen Gerard teaches stunning magic tricksthat you can perform with items found around the house. Studentswill learn sleight of hand and misdirection, and showmanship. Foolyour friends and family with magic and be a hit at any event.Page 22instructor: Glen Gerard, Vendor Program

MARTiAl ARTS cluB - youNG AMeRicAN co-oP

Let your child experience the challenges of the Young AmericanMartial Arts Club. This dynamic program has been developed incooperation with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Children’sCenter, a leader in early childhood development and education.This innovative martial arts program will encourage your child todevelop a positive attitude, perseverance, self-confidence and self-discipline. This course will take place at the lydell communitycenter Gym in Whitefish Bay.Page 24instructor: Phil Sauer, Vendor Program

MARVelouS MASkS* NeW

Have you ever wanted to be somebody or something else for theday? Learn the process of paper mache mask-making.Page 27instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildebrand

MiDGeTS BASeBAll

Players will pick their own teams and play scheduled gamesagainst each other throughout the summer. A t-shirt will be pro-vided, please state size on registration form.Page 20instructor: John Doherty

MiNi MuRAlS NeW

Children will design, layout, and create a mini mural masterpieceof the subject of their choice. Please come to the first day of theprogram with an idea of something you would like to draw (suchas a favorite sport, a favorite cartoon, a character from a movie, ananimal or a place that you like to visit, to name a few). You mayalso want to bring a picture for inspiration and reference (highlyrecommended but not required). Page 29instructor: Anna Grosch

MiNoRS BASeBAll

Players will pick their own teams and play scheduled gamesagainst each other throughout the summer. A t-shirt will be pro-vided, please state size on registration form.Page 21instructor: John Doherty

MuScle FiTNeSS

This 30-minute workout is designed to strengthen and tone allmajor muscle groups, as well as improve your core and balanceusing personal resistance, weights, bands and resist-a-balls. Forsafety purposes, we ask that you warm-up before coming into theclass. Bring an exercise mat.Page 6, 7, 8instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

MySTeRy MATh*Sharpen your skills in math by learning these life skills. Each daya fun mystery skill in math will be revealed. The students will usemath manipulative for activities in the areas of geometry, estima-tion, problem solving/money, and basic math facts (addition, sub-traction, and multiplication).Page 26instructor: Laureen Zahn

NATuRe DRAWiNG NeW

We will be drawing all things nature, from mountains to oceans andeverything in between. The class will focus on creating fictionallandscapes as well as rendering from real life. We will also look athow landscapes have been portrayed internationally throughouttime. Students will be applying their creativity to complete a varietyprojects using markers, pens, and pencils.Page 23, 24instructor: Eston Bennett

ouTDooR ART* NeW

No experience is needed to enjoy fun and creative art projects thatfocus on the world around us. We will create works you are proudof by using various techniques and unique ways of looking at ournatural environment and city.Page 22instructor: Caley Hildebrand

PADDle / kAyAk, DoWNToWN eVeNiNG & MoRNiNG

Tough day or week at work? Then slow down and join us for a re-laxing evening or morning paddle. This is the perfect slowdownfrom a hard day with this relaxing trip. We will paddle down the Mil-waukee River as the sun sets or rises over the downtown area.This is a wonderful opportunity to see the city from a totally uniqueperspective. Kayaks, paddles and lifejackets will be provided.Please bring a bottle of water or drink of your choice – no glassbottles, please.Page 8, 9, 23, 24, 28, 29instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff, Vendor Program

PeRFoRMiNG ARTS WoRkShoP NeW

This class combines activities in acting, basic guitar playing anddrumming. Students will rotate to each activity daily. Instrumentswill be provided. However, if you will be bringing your own, pleaselet the Recreation Department know.Drumming: This class will teach basic techniques for playing WestAfrican influenced drumming. This is not a drum set class. It isprimarily hand drumming. Beginning Guitar: This class will cover the basic elements of gui-tar playing including proper sitting position and correct uses of theleft and right hands. introduction to Acting: Students will be introduced to different as-pects in becoming an Actor. Each day we will focus on a differenttechnique, which will in the end form a complete practice.Page 27instructor: Liisa Church (Drumming), Ian Tuski (Guitar),

Amanda Hull (Acting)

PiANo leSSoNS

Have you always wanted to learn piano? Do you need to “brushup” on your skills? Come work one-on-one with instructor, Olga Volodarskaya. Lessons will be held between 3:00 and 8:00 pm. Instructor will contact you after signup and schedule your time slot.Makeup lessons will be scheduled with the instructor.

length Fee course #30 min. Resident - $245 / Non-resident - $295 4545.145 min. Resident - $290 / Non-resident - $340 4545.2

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PilATeS

Pilates is designed to tone and elongate muscles and to isolate,activate and condition deep muscles in your body. It also works toflatten abdominals and improve body mechanics. It alleviatesstress/tension and refines breathing patterns. Please bring an ex-ercise mat.Page 6, 8instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit,

Certified NETA and Stott Pilates Instructor

PlAyGRouND GAMeS*This course will allow participants to learn and play a wide varietyof playground games to play with friends. Page 20, 21instructor: Gary Brueggemann

PRiNTMAkiNG* NeW

Spend a week working with your hands to create your own uniqueedition of prints. Learn the exciting processes of block printing, geltransfers, and screen printing.Page 25instructor: Caley Hildebrand

PRiNTMAkiNG PRoceSS & PRojecTS NeW

Children will learn various techniques in printmaking. We will ex-plore a different technique each day including kid-friendly versionsof: relief printing, block printing, deductive printmaking, monoprint-ing, and some surprises along the way. Children will create oneprintmaking project each day.Page 27, 28instructor: Anna Grosch

ReADeR'S TheATeR*Do you love drama? Does everyone tell you that you should be anactor/actress? Now is the time to enroll in Reader's Theatre! Hereyou will learn to enhance your dramatic reading skills, working oninflection, tone, rate, and more! We will read some famous, fun,and silly plays and classic and new poetry. Surround yourself withothers who love drama as much as you do by joining Reader's The-atre this summer!Page 19instructor: Spring Irving

ReADiNG WoRkS*Students will be reading books at their independent level to helpthem increase confidence, comprehension, and fluency. Studentswill also be reading at their instructional level, which allows themto increase their reading ability. We will be reading out loud bothindividually and in small groups.Page 24, 25instructor: Hayley Lehmann

RecycleD AND FouND MATeRiAlS iN STuDio ART* NeW

Students will create original works of art by combining traditionalmedia with found materials. Students will learn the many differentways professional artists incorporate found materials into their art.Page 29instructor: Caley Hildebrand

RoAMeR The RoBoT, BeeBoT AND FRieNDS co-oP

Come explore LOGO programming with Roamer the Robot andFriends. LOGO programming is a simple, sequence language thatstudents of all ages find to be fun and challenging. The various ro-bots will teach estimation, addition, subtraction, fractions, and an-gles with more fun surprises along the way. Wait until you meettheir special friend - he is a class favorite and is sure to delight all!The robots will share favorite stories, complete obstacle coursesand.can even go bowling with the students. This course will takeplace at the lydell community center in Whitefish Bay.Page 21instructor: Computer Tots Staff, Vendor Program

Rock cliMBiNG TeAM NeW

Rock climbing is a fun and satisfying sport that strengthens thebody and mind. Rock climbing allows climbers to enjoy a sport in anon-competitive environment while still emphasizing teamwork,motivation, and self-confidence. Rock climbing also builds muscularendurance, flexibility, coordination, and mental focus. We aim tobuild strong, responsible climbers. The team will be taught by ex-perienced and knowledgeable coaches with a focus on: Skill andstrength development, communication and safety, mental strategy,movement and environmental stewardship. This co-ed team wel-comes climbers of all ability and experience levels. The team isopen to climbers from 9 to 13 years old. However, age restrictionmay be waived with interest.Page 24instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff, Vendor Program

RockeTRy*Explore the basics of rocketry through a series of hands on activi-ties. Each student will build a rocket and launch a small solid fuelrocket on the last day of class.Page 21, 24, 25, 27, 28instructor: Mike Roberts

ScieNce eXPloRATioNS co-oP

Mad Science invites you to discover claws, codes and constella-tions with our exciting Science Explorations Camp. Campers willlearn all about pollution and what it does to our planet. Determinewhat big problems a little pollution can cause with a lake in a bottle.Unearth pollution solutions and other ways to help our planet. Bakenachos with solar power and make your own recycled paper. We’llalso jump right into the science behind sports. Test what your toeshave to do with tennis and what your feet have to do with football.We’ll also have a space day and blast off with science as youlaunch a water rocket! Children should bring a snack to campevery day - no peanut products. This course will take place atRichards School in Whitefish Bay.Page 29instructor: Mad Science Staff, Vendor Program

SecReT AGeNT lAB co-oP

Our team of scientists have been working overtime to developbrand new “top secret” activities. Campers will join the Mad Sci-ence Bureau of Investigations to sniff out forgeries and counterfeits!They will use scientific methods to reconstruct events and foil aburglary using state of the art security methods. Use spy gadgetsto help with breaking codes and discovering clues, while checkingout a crime scene from the view of a detective. Kids will love taking

home their Detective Kit to sleuth at home. Children will be sepa-rated by age, based upon enrollment. Children should bring theirlunch to camp every day - no peanut products. This course willtake place at Richards School in Whitefish Bay.Page 30instructor: Mad Science Staff, Vendor Program

SeNioR STReNGTh WiTh BAlANce AND FleXiBiliTy

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

SeTTle The NeW WoRlD!* NeW

Do you have what it takes to settle the New World? You’ll be chal-lenged by an unfamiliar landscape, new cultures, brutal weather,starvation, disease, and maybe even pirates. We will work togetherto design and play a cooperative social studies simulation whereyou take on the roles of colonists trying to start a successful colony.Use critical thinking, collaboration, math, and communication skillsto make tough decisions that will impact your colony’s survival.Page 21instructor: Sachin Pandya

SeWiNG , eVeRyDAy leVel 1 NeW co-oP

Bring in your home machine and let’s learn to make it work for you.We’ll learn your machine’s basic threading and try a variety ofstitches while we make a couple of basic home projects. We’ll usezig-zag stitching, blind hemming and create a button hole when wemake an accessory bag. We’ll learn principles of cutting and prac-tice our basic stitching by making a reversible tote bag in yourchoice of fabrics. We’ll make a jewelry roll with bias binding andan apron project that incorporates techniques of basic garment con-struction. Participants will need to purchase fabric for projects. In-structions and yardage guidelines will be discussed during the firstclass. Class outline can be found on the Whitefish Bay RecreationDepartment’s website at: wfbschools.com. This course will takeplace at the lydell community center in Whitefish Bay.Page 8instructor: Sandy Saltztein

SeWiNG, eVeRyDAy - NeW co-oP

SkiRT AND ToTe FoR MoMS AND DAuGhTeRS

Bring in your home machine and learn the fundamentals of sewingtogether in this variation of the Everyday Sewing class. Moms anddaughters will learn the basics of cutting and construction as wecreate an elastic-waist skirt and a tote bag for each of you. Instruc-tions and yardage guidelines will be discussed during the first class.The fee is for both mother and daughter. Please contact Shore-wood Recreation to give name of 2nd participant. Class outline canbe found on the Whitefish Bay Recreation Department’s websiteat:wfbschools.com. This course will take place at the lydellcommunity center in Whitefish Bay.Page 8, 24 instructor: Sandy Saltztein

ShS PeeR MeNToR TRAiNiNG* NeW

Are you dependable, enthusiastic, responsible, honest, get passing grades and like to help others? The Peer Mentor Program may be


ShS PeeR MeNToR TRAiNiNG* (coNT.)just the thing for you. The SHS Peer Mentor Program provides upper classmen the opportunity to work with transfer students andincoming freshmen on academic, personal, social, and transitionalissues. Peer Mentors must turn in an application to with the SHSStudent Support Office or the Shorewood Recreation Departmentand complete one of the training sessions. Applications can befound on the SHS Website on the Student Support Services page.Mentors lead group sessions with freshmen beginning the firstweek of school and continue through the first quarter. As group ses-sions end, freshmen still struggling at SHS will continue to meet in-dividually with their mentor throughout the school year to helpaddress issues, learn how to make positive decisions, and/or re-ceive help with the academic stressors (i.e., organization, home-work completion, time management, etc.) of transitioning to a newschool.Page 18, 30instructor: Mandy Kluck

SocceR cAMP

Participate in drills and games that will teach a variety of the fun-damentals of soccer.Page 30instructor: Andy Baisch, Shorewood Varsity Boys

Soccer Coach & Players

SocceR iNSTRucTioN*Participate in drills and games that will teach the fundamentals ofsoccer.Page 23, 24instructor: Gary Brueggemann

SociAl SkillS* NeW

This is a summer program that focuses on children’s social skills.The design of the program is to be engaging, fun, and interactivefor students. Some of the concepts discussed will be: friendshipskills, conversation skills, how to host a play date, how to handlebullying or teasing situations, the value of honesty, the importanceof sharing, and much more. These skills will be taught throughrole-play, discussion, board games, arts and crafts, and outdoorgames. Please only sign up for one term as the material will berepeated.Page 18, 19, 23, 24, 26, 27instructor: Meghan Cook

Sock MoNkey SeWiNG

Socks, stuffing, and some stitches-that's all it takes! You mightknow these favorites from your toy box, but after this week, you willknow how to create your own family of sock monkeys!Page 18, 21instructor: Sara Feider

SPieS AND DeTecTiVeS* NeW

Learn the tricks of the trade. Write in secrets codes, read invisiblemessages and learn about real spies and detectives that havemade their mark in history. Page 28instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildrebrand

SPoRTS SAMPleR*Students will participate in a different sport each day.Page 23, 29instructor: Gary Brueggemann

STeP & SculPT

This class will be using step for the cardio portion of the class andtoning movements utilizing exercise tubs, weights, bars and fitnessballs. Abdominal training included. This class consists of a warm-up, cardio workout, toning movements and a final stretch portion.Bring and exercise mat.Page 6, 8instructor: Joanne Dixon, Certified AFAA Instructor

STRoNG & FiT iNDooR / ouTDooR BooT cAMP

This class uses a combination of the indoors and outdoors to pro-vide a full body workout. Participants will use free weights andone’s own body weight with short bursts of cardio to tone and burnfat.Page 6, 8instructor: Renee Scherck-Meyer


SuMMeR ADVeNTuRe cAMP

This five-day program offers the opportunity to experience rockclimbing, rappelling, canoeing, kayaking, biking and hiking all withinthe city limits. This is all done under the tutelage of experiencedstaff. Training on equipment and safety will be conducted in orderto guarantee a safe and successful experience for your child. Allequipment (except bike and helmet) will be provided. Items to bringdaily: Small back pack, snacks, bug spray, drink in plastic con-tainer, towel and sunscreen. Additional items to bring are in italicsbelow the activity. This program is weather permitting. Please callRiverwest Outdoor Enterprises to check the status of the programat (414) 263-4877 or (414) 202-3684.

MondayActivity: Kayaking/CanoeingLocation: Drop off at Kletzch Park and Pick up at Lincoln PicnicArea #5Bring towel and clothes to get wet in.

TuesdayActivity: BikingLocation: Lydell Community CenterBring your own bike and helmet

WednesdayActivity: Kayaking/CanoeingLocation: Drop off at Kletzch Park and Pick up at Lincoln PicnicArea #5Bring towel and clothes to get wet in.

ThursdayActivity: Rock ClimbingLocation: Belleview & NewhallWear loose fitting clothes and sturdy shoes.

FridayActivity: CookoutLocation: TBAPage 20, 25, 28, 29instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff, Vendor Program

SuMMeR BAND*Drum roll please! Students will have the opportunity to perform funand exciting music and improve on their instrument during theShorewood Summer Band Program. The Intermediate Band willhave a final public performance at Bayshore Mall Town Center con-cert series on Friday, July 26th at noon. During the final week ofJuly 23 - 26, Beginner Band classes will also meet for a full bandrehearsal time of 12:15 - 12:50 pm. Elementary 1st Year Beginner Band lessons - Grade 4 -6: NO pre-vious experience in band. Intermediate Level Band - Gr 6 - 8: Students with 1-3 years of ex-perience in band. Page 23, 24 instructor: Justin Olson

SuMMeR STRiNGS*Students who have never played a string instrument before are in-vited to learn how to play the violin, viola, cello or bass in one ofthe beginning classes. Students with experience may continue torefine their individual and group performance skills by participatingin the Elementary Orchestra class. A final performance will be heldon Thursday, August 14 at 7:00 pm in the SHS Auditorium. An in-formational meeting for all beginners and their parents is scheduledfor Monday, June 10th at 7:00 pm in the SHS Orchestra Room.Please plan on attending this meeting to receive important infor-mation regarding instrument rental and the Shorewood OrchestraProgram. A t-shirt will be provided for students participating in theconcert. Please indicate your t-shirt size and your instrument whenregistering.Page 26, 27instructor: Melissa Honigman & Julie Nolan

SuMMeRTiMe FuN WiTh ART NeW

Children will create fun, interactive art projects exploding with color.Projects will be made from everyday objects that are transformedwith the help of some imagination and creativity. Projects will in-clude making bubble wands, paper mosaics, tie-dye window artand kaleidoscopes. Children will complete one art project per day. Page 22, 23, 24instructor: Anna Grosch

T-BAll AND coAch PiTch BASeBAll PRoGRAMS

T-Ball games will be played on Saturday at 10 or 11 am and CoachPitch games will be played at 12 pm or 1 pm beginning June 1 andwill end July 27. Practices will be arranged by volunteer coachesand will begin mid-May. Players’ parents who coach will have theirchild on their team. We will accept a maximum of 3 coaches perteam. Players will receive a T-shirt. If you know a night that will notwork for practice, please indicate that to the Rec. Dept. Players will be assigned to each team at random. Player requests will not be-honored. Parents who are interested in coaching, please contact Nick at [email protected]. Grade indicated is as ofthe 2013-2014 school year.Page 12

TABle TeNNiS

Learn the forehand, backhand and the fundamentals involved inthe game of table tennis.Page 29instructor: TJ Wang & Shorewood Table Tennis Club Members

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TeAM BuilDiNG* NeW

Team Building is a class designed to help students practice skillsthey need to be a good teammate and classmate. Through gameplay and various challenges students will work on communication,cooperation, problem solving, and trust which are all needed tohave a successful team. Students will enjoy improving these skillsin a fun environment.Page 29instructor: Gary Brueggemann

Tee ShiRT DeSiGN* NeW

Students will learn how to print onto T-Shirts using stenciling andlearn how to recycle old T-Shirts into other useful items such asbackpacks, purses, pillows, jewelry or scarfs. Students MUSTBRING one light colored t-shirt without any graphics and two othert-shirts of any color or graphic design.Page 29instructor: Caley Hildebrand

TeeN ADVeNTuRe cAMP NeW

This five-day program offers teens the opportunity to experiencerock climbing & rappelling, canoeing, kayaking, biking and hikingall within Southeastern WI. This is all done under the tutelage ofexperienced staff. Training on equipment and safety will be con-ducted in order to guarantee a safe and successful experience foryour child. All equipment, including helmets, is supplied. Items tobring daily: Small back pack, snacks, bug spray, drink in plasticcontainer, towel and sunscreen. Additional items to bring are in ital-ics below the activity. This program is weather permitting. Pleasecall Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises to check the status of the pro-gram at (414) 263-4877 or (414) 202-3684. locations are subjectto change.

MondayActivity: KayakingLocation: Fox RiverBring towel and clothes to get wet in.

TuesdayActivity: BikingLocation: Oak Leaf TrailBring your own bike and helmet

WednesdayActivity: HikingLocation: Lapham Peak State Park

ThursdayActivity: Rock ClimbingLocation: Boulder Gym in MadisonWear loose fitting clothes and sturdy shoes.

FridayActivity: CanoeingLocation: Crawfish RiverPage 30instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff, Vendor Program

TeeN FiTNeSS ceRTiFicATioN

Students can become certified to use the Shorewood CommunityFitness Center without the supervision of a parent/guardian. During

session(s) with a personal trainer, the student will learn proper tech-niques and safety when using equipment at the SCFC. If the stu-dent can demonstrate required knowledge, they will be given amembership to the SCFC valid through August 31, 2014.Page 5

TeeN STReNGTh AND AGiliTy

This class will teach students the basics to strength and agility train-ing at the Shorewood Community Fitness Center. Throughout thesessions, the course will progress in training techniques to help thestudents learn and advance physically and mentally. Page 19instructor: Jake Wollach or Hunter Kottke

TeNNiS - ADulT ADVANceD BeGiNNeR

Continue to learn the proper hand grip, tennis strokes, volley andserving techniques. Rules will be reviewed throughout the program.Previous tennis instruction required.Page 7instructor: Jim Mileham

TeNNiS - ADulT ADVANceD BeGiNNeRS PluS

We will focus on game play, strategy and instruction. Rules will bereviewed throughout the program. Page 7instructor: Jim Mileham

TeNNiS - ADulT BeGiNNeR

Learn the proper hand grip, tennis strokes, volley and serving tech-niques. Rules will be reviewed throughout the program. Page 7instructor: Jim Mileham

TeNNiS - BeGiNNeR youTh

Learn the basics of forehand, backhand, volley and serve. Little orno tennis experience required.Page 18, 19, 22, 24, 28

TeNNiS cluB juNioR

The Junior Tennis Club features concentrated drills and competitivetennis against other clubs for those dedicated young players. Grade3-5 will not play against other communities. Players MUST havehad previous tennis lesson experience. Participation in leaguematches will be rotated among all players. Intermediate matchesare on Wednesdays and high school matches are on Thursdays.We will have practice at SIS on days where our groups have amatch in another community. Limited school transportation will beprovided. Parents will be needed to car pool to matches in theGreater Milwaukee Area. A t-shirt will be provided.Page 19

TeNNiS - iNTeRMeDiATe

Further develop your tennis skills and learn the basics of the volley,lob, over-head and other specialty shots with safe abbreviated mo-tions.Page 19, 22, 25, 28

TeNNiS - PAReNT/chilD - ADVANceD BeGiNNeR

Come learn tennis with your child(ren). Further develop your tennisskills and learn the basics of the volley, lob, over-head and other

specialty shots with safe abbreviated motions. Fee is per partici-pant.Page 7, 19instructor: Jim Mileham

TeNNiS - PAReNT/chilD BeGiNNeR

Come learn tennis with your child(ren). Learn the basics of fore-hand, backhand, volley and serve. Little to no experience is nec-essary for participants. Fee is per participant.Page 7, 19instructor: Jim Mileham

TeNNiS - PeeWee

Interested in tennis but haven't ever tried it? Start with Pee WeeTennis to see if you enjoy it. We will provide racquets for those whodo not have them.Page 18, 22, 25, 27

TeNNiS - PRiVATe leSSoNS

These classes are based on individual lessons. If there is inclementweather, there will be a makeup lesson on Friday. If you are signingup for more than one child for private lessons for the same coursenumber, add $25 for a second child and $20 for the third child. Ifyou wish to register for a semi private lesson online, register thefirst child, and then call our office to add the second/third child forthe reduced fee.Page 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 29

TiNy TuMBleRS

This course will introduce children to gymnastics. Participants willbecome comfortable with their body and trying new and challengingmovements. Age 2-3 participants must have an adult that activelyparticipates in the class.Page 18, 19, 25

TiNy TykeS

This program provides an opportunity to meet new friends through a variety of exciting activities. Students will participate in story-telling, music, games, playground activities and much more. Allparticipants MUST be toilet trained.Page 18, 23instructor: Teresa Freding and Mary Wallner - Lake Bluff

Julia Montgomery - Atwater

ToTAl BoDy coNDiTioNiNG

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

uPcycliNG ART: MAkiNG PAPeR AND RAG RuG* NeW

What can you do with scraps of paper and old bed sheets? Makeawesome paper and a rag rug made out of bed sheets! Bring anold bed sheet, any style, color or size.Page 25instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildebrand

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ulTiMATe FRiSBee

This camp will offer a chance to learn skill sets in ultimate Frisbee.We will participate in basic fundamentals such as throwing, catch-ing, and basic offense and defensive skills. Drills and games willbe designed to increase your knowledge and ability as well as yourlove for the game. We will also learn all of the basic rules of ultimatefollowing the USA Ultimate guidelines. If you are a veteran playeror just starting to throw a Frisbee with friends come out and havea blast.Page 20instructor: UWM Ultimate Frisbee Team Members

Voice leSSoNS

Are you interested in becoming a better singer? If so, private voicelessons are for you. Learn from mezzo-soprano, Colleen Brooks.Lessons are 30 minutes and will focus on teaching classical vocaltechnique for all singing styles, including classical, Music Theater,jazz and pop. Dr. Brooks has been an artist in residence with SanFrancisco Opera and Florentine Opera (Milwaukee). One make-up date will be allowed for planned excused absences. Page 21instructor: Dr. Colleen Brooks

VolcANoeS* NeW

Learn about volcanoes past and present! Which ones are still ac-tive? Then make one and find out what you can use to make iterupt!Page 21instructor: Lindsay Mueller and Caley Hildebrand

VolleyBAll cAMP GReyhouND BoyS

Boys who would love to learn the basic fundamentals of passing,setting, hitting and serving are invited to register. Build your skillsin a fun, yet challenging setting. Whether you love the sport of vol-leyball or you just want to learn more, this camp is for you. Someprevious experience or intentions of playing in high school may behelpful for grades 7 -10.Page 18instructor: Brian Rushmer

Germantown Varsity Boys Volleyball Coach

VolleyBAll cAMP, GReyhouND GiRlS

This camp is open to all girls entering grades 4-9 that have interestin playing volleyball. It will cover all of the basic fundamentals ofvolleyball as well as emphasize specific skills for each position. Thiscamp will place campers into smaller groups each day with othergirls of similar skills and ability for more specific coaching from thestaff. This camp will be run by Shorewood High schools girls vol-leyball coaching staff and varsity volleyball players. All girls thathave interest in volleyball are encouraged to sign up.Page 25instructor: Ryan Roessler, SHS Volleyball Coach

VolleyBAll - coeD oPeN

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

WATeR GAMeS

Get ready to have some fun in the pool! Our instructors will bringall their wacky and wild pool games for a week of wet fun! Partici-pants will play classic pool games such as “chop, chop timber” and“Marco Polo” and will also try a handful of new games and wateractivities!Page 27, 28

WATeR SAFeTy iNSTRucToR, AMeRicAN ReD cRoSS co-oP

This course certifies students to teach Red Cross Swimmingclasses. To be certified as a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor thestudent must do the following: Successfully complete the pre-course requirements, attend and successfully participate in allcourse sessions, successfully complete the required number ofpractice-teaching assignments, and score at least 80% on the finalinstructor course written exam. Students must also demonstratethroughout the course that they are mature and responsible. Pre-requisite: Must be 16 years old by June 22, 2013; swim 25 yardsfront crawl, back crawl, sidestroke, breaststroke, elementary back-stroke, and 15 yards butterfly; back float or scull for 1 minute indeep water; and tread water for 1 minute. This course will takeplace at Mequon city Pool. Page 7, 18instructor: Mequon Aquatics Staff, Vendor Program

WelcoMe To SiS*Are you starting Shorewood Intermediate School in the fall? Or areyou new to the Shorewood School District and entering 7th or 8thgrade? If you are you will not want to miss this great opportunity toexplore the halls of your new school! Organizational hints, tours,and helpful “need to know tips”, will give you a jump start on every-thing you need to know to survive your first year at SIS. Come andlearn about everything Shorewood Intermediate has to offer.Page 25instructor: Kati Ellis

yoGA, chilDReN’SThrough fun games and activities, children will learn yoga postures,breathing and yes- meditation! We will release energy through ac-tion and experience calm by the end of class. This is a drop-offclass, no parents in class please. Bring a yoga mat.Page 19instructor: Rosie Sheinbein

Certified Yoga Alliance ERYT-200, RMT

yoGA, GeNTle hAThA

This course is instructed at a relaxed pace and is great for begin-ners and those with physical limitations. The class focuses on ho-listic Hatha Yoga which strengthens, heals and aligns the body,mind and spirit. Class begins early in the morning to bless the daywith love and light. Please bring a yoga mat, blanket and waterbottle.Page 6, 7instructor: Rosie Sheinbein

Certified Yoga Alliance ERYT-200, RMTzuMBA

Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music and dancethemes that create a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness system.The routines feature aerobic fitness interval training with a combi-nation of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body.

Zumba utilizes the principles of fitness interval training and resist-ance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total bodytoning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy tofollow dance steps.Page 6, 8instructor: Michelle Miller, Certified Zumba Instructor (Tues)

Katie Rhyme, Certified Zumba Instructor (Thurs)

zuMBAToMic NeW

Zumba is now available for kids. Zumbatomic classes are high-en-ergy fitness parties that increase focus and self-confidence, boostmetabolism and improve coordination. Participants will learn cho-reographed routines to the latest music, like hip-hop, reggaetonand cumbia. Come join this dance party for kids!Page 18instructor: Laura Lopez

Certified Zumba and Zumbatomic Instructor

co-oP PRoGRAM coNTAcT iNFoRMATioNIf you have any specific questions concerning co-opprograms, please contact the appropriate RecreationDepartment. For your convenience, contact informa-tion and addresses are listed below.

Mequon Recreation Department / Mequon City Pool11333 N Cedarburg Rd.Mequon, WI 53092(262) 236-2918ci.mequon.wi.us

Nicolet Recreation DepartmentNicolet High School6701 North Jean Nicolet RoadGlendale, WI 53217(414) 351-7566nicolet.k12.wi.us

Whitefish Bay Recreation DepartmentLydell Community Center5205 N Lydell AvenueWhitefish Bay, WI 53217(414) 963-3947wfbschools.com

Register online at shorewoodschools.org

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

2. SPeciAl NoTice To PAReNTS oF youTh PRoGRAM PAR-TiciPANTSParents are reminded to pick their children up at the completiontime listed for the activity they are participating in. Recreation staffare not responsible for participants once their class is completed(they are not paid to wait for parents who are late in picking up theirchildren.) We also ask parents to stress to their children that whenthey are in a school building, they should go directly to their programactivity area and not wander around the building. We do not wishto lose our privilege to utilize these facilities because of particpantsbeing where they should not be. Your cooperation with this isgreatly appreciated.

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

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

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

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

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

$10.01 to $29.99 $5 discount

$30 and above $10 discount

Programs that do not qualify for a discount rate include vendor pro-grams, field trips, co-op programs, activity nights and summer en-richment. The Recreation Department does not want to excludeany Shorewood Public School student or a student that lives inShorewood who may be unable to participate due to financial hard-ship. If a family is unable to pay the entire youth program fee, theparent/guardian should contact the Department in writing andarrangements may be made so that the youth is able to participateat a further reduced program fee. The Recreation Department doesoffer payment plan options.

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

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

8. lATe Fee ReGiSTRATioNAll program registrations must occur two business days prior toclasses starting, or by the sign-up deadline. A $10 late fee will beassessed if we receive your registration after these two daysor the deadline. Please register early.

9. ReFuND PRoceDuReFull refunds will not be issued unless a program is cancelled by theRecreation Department.

10. ReTuRNeD checkSThere will be a $25 service fee on all returned checks.

11. cAN i DRoP A clASS AFTeR iT STARTeD?You are important to us! The Shorewood Recreation and Commu-nity Services Department is committed to excellence by providinghigh quality programs and services. If you or a family member arenot satisfied with a class, program or service offered by the Depart-

ment, please let us know prior to the start of the third class. in order toreceive a pro-rated credit you must notify our office prior to the 3rdclass. After the 3rd class has met, a credit for that class will not beissued. The credit expires two years from the date of issue.

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

13. Fee FoR TRANSFeRRiNG oR DRoPPiNG A clASS Be-FoRe iT STARTSYou may drop or transfer a class before it starts without penalty ifcompleted at least two business days prior to the class beginning.A $10 fee per registration will be assessed if we do not receivethis notice. You will receive credit for dropping a class.

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

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

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

17. SMokiNG/Alcohol uSe PolicyThe use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverageson all School District premises is prohibited by state law.

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

19. SAy cheeSe!For program promotion, photographs may be taken of participantsfrom time to time. If you do not wish to have your photo taken,please notify the photographer and/or class instructor.

20. RecReATioN BulleTiN SuBScRiPTioNResidents of Shorewood will continue to receive our bulletin fromthe post office. For a fee of $6 per year, we will mail the three sea-sonal bulletins to your home. Please indicate subscriber on yourregistration form and include your payment.

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

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

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

24. hoSPiTAl/MeDicAl iNSuRANceThe School District of Shorewood does not provide hospital/medicalinsurance coverage for people participating in sponsored activities.

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

26. ShoReWooD RecReATioN ADViSoRy coMMiTTeeA special thank you to the individuals who are serving on the 2012-2013 Shorewood Recreation and Community Services AdvisoryCommittee.

jennifer Andersoncheryl Andres

Fred Gaylecarol Gosse

Alandria GladneyMary jo McDonald

Ann MckaigMaggie ReeveBarbara Weber

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

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

28. iNDiViDuAlS WiTh SPeciAl NeeDSShorewood Recreation & Community Services Department pro-grams are open to all children and adults, including those with spe-cial needs. For assistance and information, please call 963-6913 x4.

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

30. DoGS ARe NoT AlloWeD oN School DiSTRicTGRouNDS.

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

32. oNliNe ReGiSTRATioNJust follow these quick steps to register online:

Go to shorewoodrecreation.org

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

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

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

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

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

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

Unfortunately, in-house credit can only be applied by our staff.Therefore your credit can not be utilized during online registration.We are sorry for the inconvenience.

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

33. uNABle To uSe cReDiT FoR oNliNe ReGiSTRATioNUnfortunately in-house credit can only be applied by our staff.Therefore your credit can not be utilized during online registration.We are sorry for the inconvenience.

34. NoN-ReSiDeNT oNliNe ReGiSTRATioNWe reserve the right to cancel an online Non-Resident registrationmade prior to the Non-Resident registration date in order to accom-modate Shorewood Residents.

35. 90+ cluB NEW

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

36. AcADeMic SuMMeR SchoolAcademic Summer School programs are available. For more in-formation, please contact Tabia Nicholas at (414) 963-6903.

36. SPeciAl eDucATioNFor Special Education information, please contact AnthonyStrancke at (414) 963-6951.

FAciliTy uSAGe AFTeR 5 PM AND WeekeNDSPlease use these doors to enter and exit the building after 5 pm,Monday through Friday, and on the weekend.

Atwater SchoolMain Front DoorEarly Education Building - Both doors

lake Bluff SchoolBack DoorEarly Education Building - Both doors

Shorewood intermediate School (SiS)Main Front Door

Shorewood high School (ShS)Administration BuildingSoutheast entrance by administration parking

Science BuildingVHE Pool entrance and middle entrance

Performing Arts Building Southwest door, across from Administration Building

Arena, Bowling Lanes, and Youth Center Arena Building Front Door

Fitness CenterMain door

elecTRoNic SuRVeillANce

Shorewood High School utilizes video surveillance equipment in-side and outside of the buildings on the campus. This surveil-lance has been designed to protect buildings, building assets andto enhance safety for students, staff, faculty, and visitors. Thefollowing guidelines will be used by the High School for use ofsuch equipment:

•Camera placement and use allows for the recording of persons

present on the school grounds.

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

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

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

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

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

118.125. Disclosure of any video image that is confidential stu-dent record shall only be in accordance with applicable law.

Please call the Recreation Department at (414) 963- 6913 x 4 if you have any questions

regarding our guidelines.

oneform perchild!!

Home Base for grades entering K4 - 7, Shorewood High School Youth CenterJunior Kids Club for grades entering K4 - K5, Atwater Early Education Building SW Corner

Atwater Kids Club for grades entering 1 - 2, Atwater PlaygroundLake Bluff Kids Club for grades entering 3 - 7, Lake Bluff PlaygroundExtended Day for grades entering K4 - 7, at your Kids Club location

Totals

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

home Base7:00 am - 12:30 pm

Daily Fee: Resident - $15 / Non-Resident - $23

kids club1:00 - 4:00 pm

Daily Fee:Resident - $7 / Non-Resident - $11

jr. kids club:Resident - $8 / Non-Resident - $12

extended Day

4:00 - 5:30 pmDaily Fee: Resident - $5 / Non-Resident - $8

TotalFees

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

June 17 June 18 June 19 June 20 June 21


July 1 July 2 July 3No

ProgramsJuly 5

July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12



July 29 July 30 July 31 Aug 1 Aug 2

Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 8 Aug 9

Mon Tue Wed Thu

June 17 June 18 June 19 June 20

June 24 June 25 June 26 June 27


Programs

July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11



July 29 July 30 July 31 Aug 1

Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 8

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri




ProgramsJuly 5




July 29 July 30 July 31 Aug 1 Aug 2

Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 8 Aug 9

PleASe NoTe: No refund, class transfer or credit for these programs will be granted after june 13, 2013

home Base, kids club, and extended Day Registration Form

Grand Total =

49

Fri

June 21

June 28

July 5

July 12

July 19

July 26

Aug 2

Aug 9

“Fun Fridays”

See pages 16 &17 for fees and times

Monday, August 12Hoffers Tropic Life Pet Store Tour

R - $32 / N-R - $48

Tuesday, August 13Kids Club OlympicsR - $30 / N-R - $45

Wednesday, August 14A Day at Estabrook Park

R - $30 / N-R - $45

Thursday, August 15Little Amerricka

R - $36 / N-R - $54

Friday, August 16Art in the Park

R- $30 / N-R - $45

7:00 am - 5:30 pm

All DayKids Club

Name (parent /guardian) _____________________________________Date of Birth____/___/____Gender__________

Address_____________________________________________________________________Apt.__ ____ city_________________________zip_____________

email ___________________________________ Primary Phone ( )_______________________Secondary Phone ( )____________________2013-2014

child’s name_______________________ Gender________Date of Birth____/___/____ Grade entering______ Special considerations________________________

Please Print clearly!

____ I give my permission to use my status withShorewood Nutritional Services Free and Reducedmeal program to receive a discount for RecreationDepartment programs.

Family information

ShOREWOOD RECREAtION

PROGRAm REGIStRAtION FORm(oNe FoRM PeR houSeholD)

MAil To: Shorewood Recreation and community Services Department1701 e. capitol Drive, Shorewood, Wi 53211oNliNe: shorewoodschools.org oR FAX: (414) 961-3175Questions? Please call (414) 963-6913 x 4

Family information

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

Address_______________________________________________________________Apt.__ ____

city_____________________zip_____________email ___________________________________

Primary Phone ( )_______________________Secondary Phone ( )____________________

Special considerations? (medications, disabilities, etc)

_____________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________

____ I give my permission to use my status withShorewood Nutritional Services Free and Reducedmeal program to receive a discount for Recreation De-partment programs.

Name of Participant First last

MaleFemale

Date ofBirth

GradeFree & Reduced

lunchProgram?

Attends Shorewood

Public Schools?yes / No

Program Title course #Program

Fee

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

Name____________________________Size______

Name____________________________Size______

Name____________________________Size______

Reduced/Waiver Fees: participants may receive discountson programs. See #5 on page 47 for more information.

Round up for Recreation: Rounding Up your programfees help provide financial support to those who areunable to afford the program fee for activities. See #18on page 47 for more information.

Total from other forms

credit

Round up For Recreation

late Fee

Total Amount

Date Processed: ________/________/________

_______Cash

_______#Check (payable to Shorewood Rec Dept)

_______Credit Card (Mastercard / Visa / Discover)

Card # _________/_________/_________/________

Exp______/ _______ Security Code_____________

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

Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date:______________________________

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Documents

Summer 2013 Activity Guide