The Salvation Army Kroc Center Fall/Winter 2012 Program Guide by The Salvation Army Kroc Center Coeur d'Alene

2012 Fall/Winter Program Guide

Sept 10 to Jan 5

New!

sign-up for classes online! See pg. 5 for more

Sign-up early for the best class selections!

info!

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Fall/winter 2012

Operating Hours & Facility Closures new! fall Operating Hours starting september 10 Mon–Fri: 5am–10pm Sat: 7am–9pm Sunday: 8am–6pm facility closures & holiday hours

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Swim Meets There are occasional scheduled aquatic events. During the following days, limited lap lanes will be available and The Competition Pool may be congested. Dec 7, 5:30–10PM | Spokane Recreation Swim

General Information 208.667.1865 Aquatics.................................... 208.763.0613

Fall/Winter 2012

Birthday Parties..................... 208.763.0632 Business/Accounting............. 208.763.0628 Catering..................................... 208.763.0616 donations................................. 208.763.0627 Facility Rentals....................... 208.763.0616 Fitness......................................... 208.763.0637 group inquiries....................... 208.763.0632 Kid’s Camp & After School... 208.763.0618 marketing................................. 208.763.0629 Memberships............................. 208.667.1865 Ministry/church..................... 208.763.0606 Triathlon training................ 208.763.0657

A note from the Majors.

Play Care/Child watch......... 208.763.0646

Wow, can you believe it’s that time again? Fall is in the air, and winter is right around the corner. With the kids back in school and vacation over, fall is the perfect time to set new goals for yourself. Whether you choose to challenge yourself with physical, mental, or spiritual goals, The Kroc is here to help you tackle them headfirst. With our fitness and aquatic coaches, state-ofthe-art facility, and caring ministry and social services staff, we have everything you need to ensure success.

Scholarships............................ 208.763.0596 VOLUNTEERING........................... 208.763.0618

Published by The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center Majors

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Programming........................... 208.763.0641

Ben and

JoAnn M

arkham

1765 W. Golf Course Road Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 83815 • 208.667.1865 www.kroccda.org

swim lessons for all ages

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2 | welcome Contact Information

Operating Hours and Closures

3 | general information Membership Information/Rates

Kroc Scholarship Program Play Care/Child Watch

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Birthday Parties School’s Out Day Camps 9 | KROC CHURCH

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11 | aquatics Swim Lessons press on: helping students thrive

16 | fitness & climbing

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20 | community education 25 | Arts & culture 29 | kroc cafe

About The Salvation Army

31 | kroc policies

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

32 | index Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to change without notice.

Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through a wide array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. About 83 cents of every dollar raised is used to support those services in nearly 9,000 communities nationwide. For services, donations, and other information, visit www.salvationarmyusa.org.

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Dr. Toby’s weight-loss perspective considers each person’s unique condition, their body and their lifestyle. The naturopathic approach addresses the roles of diet, hormones, food sensitivities, supplementation and whole-body wellness. www.pilgrimswellnesscenter.com

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Jeffrey has been in private practice as a counselor for 33 years and is the author of Living from Your Soul. His fat-loss perspective focuses on conquering old habits, increasing self-acceptance and facing change with confidence. www.livingfromyoursoul.com

Fall/winter 2012

Join The Kroc community.

KROC MEMBERSHIP

Kroc Membership: Something for Everyone Becoming a member at The Kroc Center is much more than signing up for a health club or wellness center. This is a place where you will feel welcome and supported no matter your physical, educational or emotional goals. For those with financial need, scholarships are available. Every person in the community is a critical component to The Kroc Center.

Silver or Gold: Which membership is right for you? There are a two types of memberships—Kroc Silver and Kroc Gold—so that you can find the right fit for you and your family. Below outlines the difference between memberships.

Kr Memoc ber Bonus

kroc Silver membership

kroc Gold membership

Aquatic Center

•

Multi-Activity Gym

•

Cardio Fitness & Weight Center

•

Fitness Equipment Orientation

•

The Zone Game Room

•

Private Changing Cabanas

•

Activity

Get added discounts & benefits around town!

Members of The Kroc Center not only get access to a state-of-the-art fitness and aquatics facility, but can also use their membership card around Coeur d’Alene

3 Free Fitness Coaching Sessions

•

Free Drop-in Land Fitness Activities

•

Free Drop-in Water Fitness Activities

•

Save 10% or More on Classes, Programs and Day Camps

•

10% Off Room Rentals and Birthday Parties

•

Pre-registration Opportunities

•

to get many additional discounts and benefits from other local businesses! Just show your membership card and save big.

Show Your Membership at the Following Locations & Save:

See ad on page 19. Large, minimum size: 2" wide, from s to s.

Kroc Monthly Membership Rates

PMS 072

See ad on page 28. C: 100, M: 74, Y: 00, K: 00

See ad on page 34. R: 0, G: 85, B: 167

plus, thank you to our other sponsors Black

Effective October 1, 2012

Membership Type

Kroc Kroc gold Silver

Adult (19-61 Years)

$42

$31

Family† (up to 5 people)

$74

$59

Family† (More than 5 people)

$84

$69

Membership Type

Kroc Kroc gold Silver

Full-Time Student*

$32

$23

Senior (62+ Years)

$32

$23

Teen (12-18 Years )

$22

$16

Youth (0-11 Years)

$15

A one-time registration fee is required with each membership type. There is a $60 registration fee for individual memberships and a $75 registration fee for family memberships. Annual rate is monthly rate multiplied by 12. Membership rates and details are subject to change. All rates subject to sales tax. See Family definition in Member Policies on page 31.

†

See Full-Time Student definition in Member Policies on page 31.

Reversed White See ad on page 24.

See ad on page 3.

Sign-up today! Choosing the perfect membership for you and your family is easy. To sign-up, visit www.kroccda.org

Are you interested in partnering with The Kroc? Email advertise@kroccda.org. 4 fall/winter 2012

to download a membership form. Applications and payment can be submitted to the front desk. Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to change without notice.

Pick a day to play. Not a member? Purchase a Day Pass for access to the Aquatic Center, Fitness Area, Gym, Game Room, and Public Areas during open hours. Rock climbing and drop-in classes are available for an additional fee. A photo ID is required for anyone 18+ when purchasing any Kroc pass. Effective September 10, 2012.

Sign-up at the Front Desk

Purchase Programs Online at kroccda.org

Download a Program Enrollment Form online at www.kroccda.org and bring your completed form to the front desk. Or, fill-out a form at The Kroc Center.

Email or Fax

facility day pass rates

Fill out a form online and email it to

Adult (19–61)

$10 per day ($9.43 plus tax)

Teen

$8 per day ($7.55 plus tax)

206.298.4130. Remember to include

Military/Student*

$8 per day ($7.55 plus tax)

your payment information!

Senior

$6 per day ($5.66 plus tax)

Enroll early. Most Classes fill quickly!

Youth

$5 per day ($4.72 plus tax)

*Must present your Current Student ID or Active Duty Military ID at time of purchase.

drop-in class pass rates

Now Order Online!

How to Register for Kroc Programs

info@kroccda.org. Or, fax it to

fill in the requested class number, and make a secure online payment. Remember to print-out and bring your receipt and waiver with you!

Payment, Refunds & Cancellations • The Kroc Center accepts cash, check, Visa and MasterCard. Full payment is expected at the time of enrollment unless otherwise specified.

Gold Member

Included in membership

• The Kroc Center may cancel a class with low enrollment 48 hours prior to the start of class.

Silver Member

$3.50 per class

• No cash refunds are given unless the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center. If the

Non-Member

$5 per class

program is cancelled by The Kroc Center, you will be given the choice of a full credit or a cash refund.

climb pass rates

• If you request to cancel your class enrollment five or more days prior to the first class, you

Membership or day pass required to purchase a one-day climb pass and punch pass.

choose to transfer to another session if available. Other cancellation fees may apply.

one-Day climb Pass

• Requests made less than five days prior to the start date are not eligible for a refund or

Climber may use auto belay or certificated belay partner during open climb time. Also includes up to 1-hour of staff belay. See drop-in guide for staff belay times.

climb Punch Pass

6/$20

$2 Equipment Rental Fee

Kroc Kroc gold Silver

Individual Pass*

$25

$35

Family Pass

$40

$60

credit, except in the case of personal emergencies. No credits or pro-rated credits will be issued for missed days of camp or class due to illness, partial attendance, behavior issues, or any other reason. • Schedules, pricing, programming and policies subject to change without notice.

Equipment Fee waived for Gold Members.

Member only Monthly Climbing Passes

will receive a full credit on a Kroc Center gift card minus a $5 processing fee or you may

For a full list of The Salvation Army Kroc Center’s Policies, please see page 31.

new! program pricing

gold $000

Silver $000

public $000

Staff belay not included. Auto or self-belay use only.

You may notice that something looks a little different in the Fall 2012 Kroc Program

Climbing certifications

Guide. With the introduction of our new pricing structure, Kroc members and non-

New Belay Certification**

$25

Re-Certification**

$15

Within 5 years of last certification.

members can now easily see what each program will cost, without having to do the math. Questions? Email us at info@kroccda.org

Climbing wall pass is not required to attend belay certification classes.

Kroc Scholarship Program For individuals and families that can’t afford a Kroc Center membership, The Salvation Army Kroc Center is pleased to offer a scholarship program

life sk c l a i ll ss

Life Skill Classes

Life Skills classes are specifically designed to help you and your family

to help provide access to the facility and programs.

learn new skills that can be used for a lifetime. Starting in January 2013,

How to Apply

as part of the eligibility requirements, all scholarship renewal applicants

To apply for a Kroc Scholarship, please pick-up an application from the

must have attended two Life Skills Classes, or have attended one Life

front desk and return it completed with copies of your household income

Skills Class and be an active volunteer at The Kroc Center.

documents for verification. When you return your application and are ap-

The Life Skill icons scattered throughout the Program Guide will help you

proved, you will be enrolled into a community workshop. This workshop

determine which classes are eligible for a scholarship renewal credit.

will allow you to get to know us better and we can help connect you

For more information about Kroc Scholarships, please call

with the activities, education, and personal enrichment program opportu-

208.763.0596 or email scholarships@kroccda.org.

nities offered within The Kroc.

Fall/winter 2012 fall/winter

kroc for kids Play care Huckleberry Hollow The Zone school’s out Day Camps

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play care & club 7-10

Calling all kids, youth & teens! From Play Care and the more structured Club 7–10, to The Zone for teens, The Kroc has everything to make sure your kids stay busy and have fun. Play Care

3thmruo 6 yrs

The Kroc Center provides a safe environment for your child while you participate in any activity in the facility. Play Care is first-come, first-served for children 3

Huckleberry ree! Hollow Indoor Playground

1u0n d&e r

months to 6 years. Space is limited. Two hour maximum per day. Adult

A fun place for children ten and under who are

must remain on-site. Monthly passes are available.

Starting September 10 Play care hours for ages 3 months thru 6 years

Play care rates

kroc Kroc gold silver public

Single Day Use, per Child

$4.50

Mon–Fri

8am–7:30PM

Monthly Pass: 1st Child

$27

$30

$35

Saturday

8:30AM–2PM

$18

$20

$25

Sunday

9:30–11:30AM

Monthly Pass: Each Additional Child

Reserved for Kroc Church Sunday School

7–1s0 yr

Purchase Play Care passes at the front desk. For questions, call 208.667.1865. All rates subject to sales tax.

Club 7-10 Starting september 10 • monday–friday, 3–7:30pm

accompanied by an adult. Open to the public during scheduled hours.

Huckleberry hollow Hours MON–FRI 1–8PM SATURDAY

7AM–8PM*

SUNDAY NOON–5:30PM *Closes at 6pm Sept. 29 & Nov. 3 for Date Night.

Get into The Zone

ages

11+

The Kroc Game Room is the perfect place for

The Kroc Center now offers a weekday Play Care option for older kids, ages

families and friends to hang out and have fun.

7–10. While you work-out or attend a class, we’ll keep your kids busy with fun,

Kids 11 and older can be in The Zone alone. Kids

structured activities including games, crafts, age-appropriate movies, homework

10 and under are welcome in The Zone accom-

help and more! Play Care Rates apply (see above).

panied by an adult or a responsible teen (15+).

Space is limited. Two hour maximum per day. Adult must remain on-site.

zone staffed Hours MON–fri 3–9PM saturday NOON–8PM SUNDAY NOON–5PM

Fun activities every day! Zone staff run a fun activity every day. These activities will be posted on The Zone Facebook page and displayed on the community boards in The Zone. Every day is different, so come have

Sign-up for a birthday party at The Kroc and receive a

free Kroc t-shirt for the bday kid!* *B irt h day m u st be b o oked

b et w ee n se pt. 1 & dec . 1 , 201 2.

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Learn m kroccd ore at or call a.org u 208.76 s at 3.0632 .

fun and get connected!

Monthly Activities One big group activity happens every month! Check out the chalk boards in The Zone to make sure you get in on the fun! Follow The Zone on Facebook for updates on events & activities! www.facebook.com/thezonekroccda

Kids w blast d ill have a action uring an full of packed day sw rock c imming, crafts limbing, and m ore!

Woohoo!

School’s Out Day Camp Kroc Single Day Camps Take part in Day Camps at The Kroc Center, where you can make new friends, discover new talents, learn new skills—all while creating memories that will last a lifetime. Kroc staff provides quality programming when school is not in session. Each day of the week is action packed with activities like swimming, rock climbing, cooking, crafts, games and more. Campers will be entertained and supervised by staff who are dedicated to strong family values and having fun. A daily fee is charged for each session, lunch and snack are provided. AGES 6–13 gold $31 Class #

Silver $35

public $40

Dates

Time

23PCA101

Fri, oct 5

9:00AM–4:00PM

23PCA102

Tues, nov 20

9:00AM–4:00PM

23PCA103

Wed, nov 21

9:00AM–4:00PM

23PCA104

Wed, dec 26

9:00AM–4:00PM

23PCA105

Thurs, dec 27

9:00AM–4:00PM

23PCA106

Fri, dec 28

9:00AM–4:00PM

Looking for youth education programs?

Day Camp Policies Day Camp Drop-Off/Pick-Up Procedures Day Campers are to be dropped off between 9:00–9:30AM. Adults authorized to pick-up children (including parents) will be required to show identification at pick-up. A Sign-Out Waiver Form must be completed by both parent and child for a camper to be allowed to sign him/herself in and out of Kroc Programs. When a child is given the authority to sign him/herself out, he/she is no longer in the care of The Kroc Center staff and standard Kroc Center membership policies apply. 24-hour notification is needed for late drop-off or early pick-up if the event has been pre-planned. A phone call to the Youth Coordinator in the case of unexpected absence or schedule changes is required. Consistent late pick-ups may be penalized with a fee.

Medication Distribution In the case of medication distribution, parents must complete a Right to Distribute Medication Form. This releases The Kroc Center from liability for medication that is required for distribution for the health of a child. Medication must be dropped off to Youth Coordinators in the original prescription container with your child’s name printed on the label and placed in a plastic bag. Medication will be stored in Youth Coordinator’s office and administered at the time(s) and in the amount designated by the Right to Distribute Medication Form. Parents must sign out medication at the end of each day and check back in the following day. Any medication not brought in the appropriate container may preclude participation for your child on that day.

Waiver/Medical Forms Each student must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver (on the after school enrollment form) and supply correct and updated medical information in regards to their child(ren). Waiver(s) must be completed and signed prior to participation, preferably at time of registration. Inclusion If you foresee your child needing special accommodations and support, please fill out an Inclusion Request Form.

Check out Preschool Connection and Kroc Tutoring on page 20.

Go membld ers

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For parents with kids Ages 3 mo –11 yrs Reconnect with your loved one over dinner and a movie— or whatever you like—while The Kroc Center provides quality programming and entertainment for your kids.

2 Nights to choose from! 6:00–9:00PM, Space is limited saturday, 1 day event Ages 3 mo–11 yrs gold $9 Silver $11 public $12 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL132 23PCL133

sat, sept 29 sat, Nov 3

6:00–9:00pM 6:00–9:00pM

per ch per nigild, ht

Drop Shop Shop ‘til you drop while the kids have a great time at The Kroc! Looking for an opportunity to get some last minute Christmas shopping done? Or do you just need to catch your breath in order to prepare for Christmas? The Kroc is excited to offer a full day of camp for children 6 to 13 years old. The day will include a craft, climb time, pool time, and a movie. Lunch and snacks are provided. Space is limited so sign-up early! saturday, 1 day event Ages 6–13 gold $31 Silver $35 public $40 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCA107

sat, dec 22

9:00am–4:00pM

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GN I A P M A C Starts Nov.

One meal can make a big difference.

Families Feeding Families

This Fall, The Kroc Center is teaming up with several local food banks—and you—to provide holiday meals for those in need.

Goal Feed:

400 F amili

Starts Nov.

To help, pick-up a bag and a shopping list at the front desk. It only takes $25 to feed one family. Too busy to shop? Make a donation online or at the front desk instead.

www.kroccda.org/feedingfamilies.html

Christmas is coming early for

kids in North Idaho.

Clothe

This December, we’re taking 120 deserving kids on

Child

a shopping spree for brand new winter clothing. To help make a needy child’s Christmas come early, make a donation at the front desk or online. All proceeds go toward clothing a local child with essential winter items. www.kroccda.org/clotheachild.html

Starts Nov.

We’re looking for a few do-gooders.

Ring that

Bell

The Kroc Center is looking for volunteers to ring the bell throughout the Holiday Season. All money raised stays in Kootenai County and is used to fund

Goal: Raise $ 170,0

Kroc scholarships, support vouchers for community agencies, and more. To help raise money for your local community, sign-up to be a volunteer bell ringer at the front desk. www.kroccda.org/ringthatbell.html

Do you want to Volunteer during the holiday season?

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Contact our Development Department today at 208.763.0592 or email development@kroccda.org.

kroc church Men’s Breakfast Women’s Bible Study community groups Chapel C h a pel

, pg. 9.

sunday ser come as yovuice, 10am are.

Welcome to Kroc Church—a place where all types of people from different walks of life gather to study the Bible, worship God, spend time with friends and serve our community in many different ways. A celebration of the gospel.

You’re invited to come worship with us. Main Service: All ages welcome, 10am, Worship Theater

At Kroc Church, we don’t gather to put

We aim to be followers of Jesus 24/7, but Sunday mornings we have an opportunity to gather together

on a show or impress one another. We

and worship as a family. Whether you’ve been a disciple of Jesus for years, or you are skeptical of Chris-

strive to be honest about who we are,

tianity and looking for answers, you are welcome. In our Sunday gatherings we will sing, study the Bible

and our goal is to simply glorify God with

together and make time to respond to what God is doing in our lives.

our lives; it is the grace of God that moti-

Children’s Ministry

vates us. We hope to point our community

Check-i the tic n at k boothet

Nursery: 3 months–3 years, Drop-off/Pick-up in Play Care Room

to Jesus.

Little ones in the Nursery are well cared for by our wonderful volunteers who nurture the love of God

Kroc Church is a group of people with a

and bring the message of the Bible to them in simple, easy to understand terms.

common desire to follow and love Jesus. Being part of The Salvation Army Kroc Cen-

Huckleberries: Pre-K & Kindergarten, Drop-off/Pick-up in Huckleberry Hollow

ter allows us a number of different ways

Huckleberry Hollow is where our most curious and active age group meets. Kids will have plenty of fun

to create community. It doesn’t matter

while learning a meaningful Bible lesson. Bible verse memorization is encouraged through simple movement.

who you are or where you find yourself in

Please have your children dressed for arts and crafts. Children must be fully potty trained.

life; if you want to get closer to Jesus and

Kroc Kids: 1st–5th grades, Drop-off/Pick-up in Osprey Room

you want to build Christian community, we

This is where the fun begins! Children in this class are entering the age where they’re applying what

would love to have you join us.

they learn from the Bible into practice in their own lives. Children will engage in small group discussions where they share how they can apply what they learned from scripture to everyday life. Prayer and worship are also a focus in the lesson each week.

mid-week worship Invest in one another’s lives and impact our community as followers of Jesus all week long.

Women’s Bible Study Thursdays, 10:30–noon, ages 18+

study, small group discussion, prayer, and fellowship. free!

Join fellow believers for a time of worship and a short devotion in the Theater.

free!

It is important to invest in one another’s lives and impact our community as followers of Jesus all week long. Kroc

free!

All women are invited to share a time of worship including

Chapel Thursdays, noon–12:30pm

Community Groups Church meets during the week all around Kootenai County in Community Groups. We worship together, study together, have fun together and seek to share Jesus’ love with our neighborhoods together. For a list of current groups, visit www.kroccda.org/ministries.html, call 208.763.0606 or email krocchurch@kroccda.org.

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kroc church Kroc Church Classes & Activities

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Open t kids o and un11 and th der familieeir s!

Sundae Sundays

Men of Kroc Church rise up! Come join us for

attend one or come to all four! Sept 2, Oct 7, Nov 4 & Dec 2 11:15am–12:30pm

our first men’s breakfast. We will be focusing

Join Kroc Kids each month after church for an ice cream

on God’s unique calling to us as men and what

social. Parents will have an opportunity to hang out together

that means for the people we minister to.

while their kids get to enjoy a fun treat after Sunday School.

new

Men’s Breakfast

free!

Saturday, 1 Class Ages 15+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCH101 23PCH102

Sat, Sept 29 Sat, Oct 27

8:00–10:00am 8:00–10:00am

Middle & High School Church Classes new

Ages 11+

This class empowers middle school and high

Free for members & day-pass users!

sion is to preach Jesus and meet needs

school students in spiritual growth, leadership

Looking for a place where your kids can go

in His name. The soldiers and members of Kroc

skills, growth in their relationship with Jesus,

have fun and learn more about ministry? The

Church are on the front lines of this battle. If

and serving humanity in His name. Each week

Zone is staffed with positive role models who

you have attended Kroc Church for a while and

students will have the opportunity to dive deep

are trained in youth ministry. Plus, we’re now

would like to know what it means to get more

into the Scriptures and essential Christian doc-

offering a new class in The Zone that strives to

involved, join us for this six week introduction.

trine, learn how to apply Biblical truths in their

teach kids about the power of Christ.

Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 14+ free donations accepted

own lives, and build authentic community.

Keep track of what’s going on in The Zone with

Students can access free transportation from

our Facebook page:

Lakes, Woodland and Canfield middle schools.

facebook.com/thezonekroccda

Kroc Church membership The Salvation Army Kroc Center’s mis-

Corps Cadets

Kroc Church in The Zone

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Class #

Dates

Time

23PCH103

Sept 10–Oct 15

6:00–8:00PM

Sundays, 6 Classes Ages 14+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCH104

Nov 4–Dec 9

11:30am–1:30PM

How to Study the Bible If the Bible is really the Word of God, why do so few people read and under-

life sk cl assill

stand it? This class will teach you how the Bible was written, how to make sense of it when you read it, and a variety of ways to help you study it consistently. Saturday, 1 Class Ages 14+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCH105

Sat, Oct 6

9:00AM–Noon

Saved to Serve What does it mean to be a part of the local church? How does each individual

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function within the body of Christ? What are the spiritual gifts and how do they function? In this class we will explore Jesus’ example of service, His expectations for His church, and the supernatural gifts that He gives to His body. Saturday, 1 Class Ages 14+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCH106

Sat, Nov 3

9:00AM–Noon

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Thursdays, 18 Classes Ages 13–21 Free Class #

Dates

Time

23PCH107

Sept 6–Jan 24*

3:30–4:30PM

bible study in the zone? Check out Bible 101, our fun intro to the Bible designed for tweens and teens, on page 22.

*No class November 22, December 27 & January 3.

The Connection: Middle & High School Youth Group

Get connected to Kroc Student Ministry! “like” us on Facebook

The Connection is a youth group for middle and

Kroc Student Ministry is on Facebook! “Like”

high school students that meets weekly at The

us to get all the latest details on events, fun

Kroc Center. Its goal is to introduce students to

outings, Youth Group and Serve Night. Parents

Jesus so that they will love the Lord and be pas-

are welcome to “like” us too. It’s a great way

sionate about loving and serving others.

to keep track of your teen’s activities.

Dinner and Discipleship every 1st & 2nd Wed, 6:00–8:30pm

facebook.com/TheKrocCenterConnection

Receive text messages

This is for students who want to know more

Sign-up to receive text messages from The Kroc

and have questions about Jesus and what it’s

student ministry department and get the inside

like to really live the way He calls us to. Dinner

scoop on field trips, youth group and more.

will be served at 6pm. Bring your Bibles and

To sign-up, email krocconnect@kroccda.org

get ready to grow in the Word of God and

and let us know if you are interested in

have a ton of fun.

Student Ministry, Kroc Zone, Parent Minis-

Worship Night every 3rd Wed*, 6:00–8:30pm

try, or all three!

Join us as we give glory to our Father by wor-

We here at The Kroc exist to Encourage, Equip,

Kroc Church Parents

shipping through music and prayer.

and Engage. We want to make ourselves avail-

Serve Night every 4th Wed*, 6:00–8:30pm

able to you anytime you have a question, com-

Students gather to give back to our community

contact the Kroc Ministry Youth Coordinator at

for all they have been given through Jesus.

208.763.0620 or email us anytime at

*No meeting November 21 & December 26.

krocchurch@kroccda.org.

ment, or concern about your teen. Feel free to

Aquatics&

Swim Lessons swim lessons lifeguarding water polo Masters Swim

2 ns, pg 1 o ss e L Swim

With a variety of swim lessons, aquatic training, and water sports for youth and adults, we make swimming easy & fun. Our trained aquatics staff will assist you in choosing the right program to meet your needs.

Youth Fitn ess Swim, pg. 14 .

Training & Coaching Personal swim coaching Beginners through competitive swimmers ages 6+ will benefit from working one on one with a Kroc Aquatics Personal Coach. Learn to swim, improve your strokes, review basic water safety and lifeguarding skills, or perfect your flip turn. Our personal coaches will design an individual lesson, a semi-private lesson, a small group lesson, or series of lessons to help you meet your personal swimming goals and master the techniques of the healthy lifelong sport of swimming. Call Jessica in our Aquatics Department at 208.763.0659 to schedule an appointment.

Private swim Lessons per 1/2 hour: Gold $22/person Silver $25/person Public $30/person Buy more save more

Help us keep the pool safe and healthy for everyone! + Children ages 6 years and younger must be within an adult’s (18 years+) reach at all times.

Five Private swim Lessons per 1/2 hour: Gold $90/person Silver $100/person Public $125/person

+ Children 3 and under must wear a swim diaper and plastic pants with full elastic legs and waist.

Semi-Private lessons per 1/2 hour: Gold $18/person Silver $20/person Public $25/person Buy more save more

Tips for safe & healthy swimming

Five Semi-Private lessons per 1/2 hour:

+ Children 7–10 must be directly supervised by an adult 15+.

Gold $75/person Silver $85/person Public $100/person

Group lessons: Small and larger group lessons available. Call the Aquatics Department at 208.763.0657 for information.

triathlon aquatic training

+ Parents are ultimately responsible for the safety and well being of their children. + Please shower to remove any lotions, makeup or perfumes prior to entering the pool. + Do not use the pool if you show any signs of illness or had diarrhea in the last two weeks.

Tri Swim Smart

Tri Endurance Swim

This class is perfect for the new triathlete or

This class provides a great opportunity to work

those without formal swim training. It will give

on techniques and develop the speed that will

athletes the foundation they need to build en-

give you the edge in your next race. This class

durance and develop the technique to swim

builds endurance for open water swimming

Please note: Maintaining a clean and

with maximum efficiency. Focus is on building

and will challenge athletes to reach their full

healthy swim environment is of the utmost

confidence in the water, preparing for open water

potential. Prerequisite: Ability to front crawl for

importance at The Kroc Center. You can

swimming, and getting ready for your first race.

200 yards in water up to 10 feet deep.

help by having your family follow the tips

Tues/Thurs, 6 Classes Ages 15+ gold $32 Silver $36 public $45

listed above. The Kroc pool will close im-

Class #

Dates

Time

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ101 23PAQ102

NOV 6–29* DEC 4–20

7:00–8:00pM 7:00–8:00pM

23PAQ103 23PAQ104

NOV 6–29* DEC 4–20

5:30–6:25AM 5:30–6:25AM

*No class November 20 & 22.

+ Lifeguards are the final authority on rules and regulations in the pool area.

mediately for 30 minutes to 24 hours if an illness or bathroom incident occurs in the swim area. Health and safety protocols are conducted prior to reopening the pool.

*No class November 20 & 22.

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learn to swim

Dive into the deep end. No matter what skill level you are, we make swimming easy. Swimming Skills for Life The

Salvation

Army

Kroc

Center

Learn-To-Swim program provides a safe and fun environment for learning the fundamentals of swimming and water safety, gaining selfconfidence in the water, and developing skills up to a competitive level.

American Red Cross

swim lessons

at the kroc

Parent & Child Classes:

Preschool Classes: Ages 4–5 Years

Ages 6 Months–3 Years

Preschool Level 1

This program has two levels. Parent and Child

This is the child’s first experience in a lesson

Aquatic classes are designed for infants/tod-

without being accompanied by an adult. Child

dlers and their adult guardian to familiarize

will learn basic bubble blowing, acclimate to

young children (from ages 6 months to about 3

the water, and begin floating.

years) with water activities and to prepare chil-

About Swim Lessons

dren to progress into the American Red Cross

Swim lessons are 25 minutes in length. Five

Preschool Aquatics and Learn-to-Swim pro-

minutes are given between lessons to enter

gram. These classes are not designed to teach

and exit the pool. For maximum efficiency,

children to survive in the water on their own.

please be on time and dressed in swimwear prior to the lesson start time. Bring a towel.

Parent and Child Level 1 (L1) and level 2 (L2)

Questions?

Parent and Child Level 1 and Level 2 class-

For guidance in determining which class is the

es are held simultaneously in different

best match for your child’s ability level, please

parts of the Cove Pool.

visit the front desk or contact the Aquatics De-

Tues/Thurs, 8 Classes gold $43 Silver $48

partment at 208.763.0657.

Class Progression The Learn-To-Swim program is a progressive lesson series. Depending on a child’s swim ability, they may remain at the same level for more than one session. PARENT AND CHILD + Parent and Child (6–18 months) Level 1 + Parent and Child (18 months–3 years) Level 2 PRESCHOOL + Preschool Level 1–3 (Ages 4–5 years) LEARN TO SWIM (Ages 6+) + Learn to Swim Level 1: Intro to Aquatics + Learn to Swim Level 2: Aquatic Fundamentals + Learn to Swim Level 3: Stroke Development + Learn to Swim Level 4: Stroke Improvement + Learn to Swim Level 5: Stroke Refinement + Learn to Swim Level 6A: Youth Fitness Swim + Adult Beginner Swim Lessons

Class #

Dates

23PAQ105 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ106 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ107 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ108 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ109 NOV 13–DEC 13* 23PAQ110 NOV 13–DEC 13* *No class November 20 & 22. Saturdays, 6 Classes gold $32 Silver $36

6mos–3yrs public $60 Time 1:00–1:25PM 5:30–5:55PM 1:00–1:25PM 5:30–5:55PM 1:00–1:25PM 5:30–5:55PM 6mos–3yrs public $45

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ111 23PAQ112 23PAQ113 23PAQ114

SEPT 22–OCT 27 SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15* NOV 3–DEC 15*

8:30–8:55AM 10:30–10:55AM 8:30–8:55AM 10:30–10:55AM

*No class November 24.

Preschool Level 2 Child begins independent locomotion skills and explores using simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on front and back. They will learn to have their face in the water and how to float independently on both front and back.

Preschool Level 3 Child will improve coordination of alternating arm and leg actions and learn to swim short distances independently. Preschool Level 1, 2 & 3 classes are held simultaneously in different parts of the Cove Pool.

Preschool level 1, 2 and 3 Tues/Thurs, 8 Classes Ages 4–5 gold $43 Silver $48 public $60 Class #

Dates

23PAQ115 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ116 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ117 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ118 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ119 NOV 13–DEC 13* 23PAQ120 NOV 13–DEC 13*

Time 1:30–1:55PM 6:00–6:25PM 1:30–1:55PM 6:00–6:25PM 1:30–1:55PM 6:00–6:25PM

*No class November 20 & 22. Saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 4–5 gold $32 Silver $36 public $45 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ121 23PAQ122

SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15

9:00–9:25aM 9:00–9:25aM

*No class November 24.

In the Cove Pool!

Open Toddler/Preschool Time mon/wed/fri, 10:30–11:30am; Tues/Thur 2–3PM Parents with children 5 and under can explore the play area of the Cove Pool together. Adults must be in water within arms’ reach of your child. All members and day pass users welcome! Class Pass not needed to play.

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swimns s lersaslo l age fo

Learn to Swim: Ages 6+ There are five levels in the Learn to Swim Program. Each level includes the teaching and assessment of swimming and water safety skills. Students are moved through the progressive levels as they accomplish the skills required at each level. Please note that a student may remain at the same level for multiple sessions until they master the skills necessary to advance to the next level. The lessons are taught in small group classes by Certified American

Learn to swim Level 2: aquatic Fundamentals

Learn to swim Level 4: Stroke Improvement

Tues/Thurs, 8 Classes Ages 6+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60

Class #

Dates

23PAQ133 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ134 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ135 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ136 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ137 NOV 13–DEC 13* 23PAQ138 NOV 13–DEC 13*

Time 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM

Red Cross Instructors and Aides. Kroc Instruc-

*No class November 20 & 22.

tors make swimming lessons fun and help stu-

Saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 6+ gold $32 Silver $36 public $45

dents develop both swimming skills and self confidence.

Learn to swim Level 1: intro to aquatics Tues/Thurs, 8 Classes Ages 6+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60 Class #

Dates

23PAQ123 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ124 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ125 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ126 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ127 NOV 13–DEC 13* 23PAQ128 NOV 13–DEC 13*

Time

Dates

Time 9:30–9:55AM 10:00–10:25AM 9:30–9:55AM 10:00–10:25AM

*No class November 24.

Class #

Saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 6+ gold $32 Silver $36 public $45 SEPT 22–OCT 27 SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15* NOV 3–DEC 15*

Time 9:30–9:55AM 10:00–10:25PM 9:30–9:55AM 10:00–10:25PM

Dates

23PAQ143 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ144 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ145 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ146 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ147 NOV 13–DEC 13* 23PAQ148 NOV 13–DEC 13*

Time 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM

Dates

Time 5:30–5:55PM 5:30–5:55PM 5:30–5:55PM

*No class November 20 & 22. Saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 6+ gold $32 Silver $36 public $45 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ156 23PAQ157

SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15*

10:30–10:55AM 10:30–10:55AM

*No class November 24.

Learn to swim Level 5: Stroke Refinement Tues/Thurs, 8 Classes Ages 6+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60 Class #

Tues/Thurs, 8 Classes Ages 6+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60

*No class November 20 & 22.

Class #

Dates SEPT 22–OCT 27 SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15* NOV 3–DEC 15*

Learn to swim Level 3: Stroke development

6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM 6:30–6:55PM 7:00–7:25PM

23PAQ129 23PAQ130 23PAQ131 23PAQ132

Class # 23PAQ139 23PAQ140 23PAQ141 23PAQ142

Class #

23PAQ153 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ154 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ155 NOV 13–DEC 13*

Dates

Time

23PAQ158 SEPT 18–OCT 11 23PAQ159 OCT 16–NOV 8 23PAQ160 NOV 13–DEC 13*

5:30–5:55PM 5:30–5:55PM 5:30–5:55PM

*No class November 20 & 22. Saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 6+ gold $32 Silver $36 public $45 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ161 23PAQ162

SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15*

10:30–10:55AM 10:30–10:55AM

*No class November 24.

*No class November 20 & 22.

Special needs lessons

Saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 6+ gold $32 Silver $36 public $45

Please contact our Swim Lesson Lead at

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ149 23PAQ150 23PAQ151 23PAQ152

SEPT 22–OCT 27 SEPT 22–OCT 27 NOV 3–DEC 15* NOV 3–DEC 15*

9:30–9:55AM 10:00–10:25AM 9:30–9:55AM 10:00–10:25AM

*No class November 24.

208.763.0659 to discuss opportunities for you to further your experience.

so, what’s the next step? Have you advanced past regular swim lessons? Flip the page and check out our Youth Fitness Swim Class and the Masters Swim Program.

Over 4,000 kids have taken swim lessons at The Kroc.

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aquatics Youth Aquatics Programs

Adult Aquatics Adult Beginner Swim Lessons

Water for Lunch

Youth Fitness Swim: Learn to swim Level 6A

Afraid to go in the water? Want to learn how

This is a structured work-

to swim? Our compassionate swim instructor

out for all. Workouts are

This group training program is designed for

will assist you in learning basic aquatic skills

designed to rotate between

youth who wish to improve their swimming

that will help you to enjoy being in the water.

long slow distances, sprints,

ability, fitness level, and/or prepare for partici-

Taught in a warm water shallow pool, step-

and will even mix in some IM days. Whether

pation on a competitive swim team or in a tri-

by-step instruction is provided to allow you to

you are a triathlete, serious competitor, or fit-

athlete training program. It will help swimmers

comfortably progress at your own pace. Take the

ness enthusiast, this fits the need for a fast

build endurance and learn techniques for the

plunge and let us help you learn how to swim.

paced workout designed to give you structure

four competitive strokes including freestyle,

Tues/Thurs, 8 Lessons Ages 15+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60

and direction with camaraderie

backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly. High school students: mon/wed/fri, 8 Classes Ages 14+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ165 23PAQ166

Nov 5–30* Dec 3–19

3:30–5:00PM 3:30–5:00PM

Class #

Dates

23PAQ167 Sept 18–Oct 11 23PAQ168 Oct 16–Nov 8 23PAQ169 Nov 13–Dec 13*

Time 7:30–7:55AM 7:30–7:55AM 7:30–7:55AM

*No class November 20 & 22.

Adult Fitness Swim lessons

*No class November 12, 21 & 23.

Do you love to swim for exercise but need a

middle school students: Tues/Thurs, 6 Classes Ages 11–14 gold $32 Silver $36 public $45

little help to tighten up your swim strokes? This

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ163 23PAQ164

Nov 6–29* Dec 4–20

4:00–5:00PM 4:00–5:00PM

*No class November 20 & 22.

C.A.S.T

Coeur d’Alene Area Swim Team CAST is a year round competitive swim team

as a drop-in flex fee class. MOn–Fri Ages 15+ gold $36 Silver $40 public $50 Class #

Dates

Time

22PAQ191 23PAQ174 23PAQ175

September October November*

Noon–1pm Noon–1pm Noon–1pm

*No class November 22.

of our top-notch, experienced coaches who

MOn–FRI Ages 15+ gold $27 Silver $30 public $38

will take you at your basic swim level and help you achieve your goals. This course is designed to prepare you for fitness swimming, Masters Swim

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ176

Dec 3–21

Noon–1pm

Team, or a triathlon program. Join in for an hour

Adult Water Polo

of fun, fitness and enthusiastic instruction.

Sign-up and join us for weekly

shallow water Tues/Thurs, 8 Lessons Ages 18+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60

Adult

Class #

Dates

23PAQ170 Sept 18–Oct 11 23PAQ171 Oct 16–Nov 8 23PAQ172 Nov 13–Dec 13*

Time 5:30–6:25AM 5:30–6:25AM 5:30–6:25AM

*No class November 20 & 22.

meets hosted by USA Swimming. Swimmers

deep water Tues/Thurs, 8 Lessons Ages 18+ gold $43 Silver $48 public $60

bracket in two year increments. Contact Bob Wood at 208-699-8008. Or check CAST out online at: www.swimcast.net.

taken as a monthly program or

course is for you! You’ll be instructed by one

that participates in local and regional swim compete against other swimmers in their age

Class #

Dates

23PAQ173 Nov 13–Dec 13*

Time 6:30–7:25AM

Water

Polo

sessions.

Warm-ups and drills will be followed by some quality playing time. New and experienced players welcome. Prerequisite: The ability to swim 200 yards and tread water is recommended. Wednesdays, 3 Classes Ages 15+ gold $13 Silver $15 public $18 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ177 23PAQ178

Nov 7–28 Dec 5–19

7:00–9:00PM 7:00–9:00PM

*No class November 21.

*No class November 20 & 22.

CAST is not owned or operated by The Salvation Army. The content and conduct of its programs are not controlled or supervised by The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center.

do you circle swim? During lap swim, three or more swimmers should share lanes by practicing circle swimming.

How to Circle Swim • Choose a lane with swimmers that match your ability and speed. • Enter in right corner of lane at shallow end of pool. Make other swimmers in lane aware of your presence before swimming. • Swim in counter-clockwise direction on the right side of lane. • If being passed, pause at the wall and let the swimmer behind you pass. 14 fall/winter 2012

d ro Any p-in time ! Fl e x per cFee $5 l ass

on the side. This class can be

aquatics

water safety

Help others and keep your community safe in the water by becoming a lifeguard or swim instructor. American Red Cross Lifeguarding Class

American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Class

Participants will learn the skills needed to pre-

Instructor candidates will learn the skills nec-

vent and respond to aquatic emergencies both

essary to teach water safety, including the Ba-

in a pool and at a waterpark environment. The

sic Water Rescue and Personal Water Safety

course content and activities prepare partici-

courses, six levels of Learn-to-Swim, three lev-

pants to recognize and respond quickly and ef-

els of Preschool Aquatics and two levels of Par-

fectively to emergencies and prevent waterpark

ent and Child Aquatics. Learn to identify key

drownings and injuries. Leadership skills and

elements and strategies for planning and pre-

professionalism are emphasized throughout this

paring effective and safe swim lessons. Learn

Kroc Masters Swimming is for adult swimmers

course. Participation in all classes is required.

techniques to adapt teaching to meet unex-

who want to share their love of the water with

Upon successful completion of this class,

pected challenges including behavior issues

others and who like to swim for fitness, fun,

including attendance, skills tests, and writ-

and the ability to accommodate participants

and competition (optional!). If you are an adult

ten examination, you will be certified in the

with disabilities and other health conditions.

(18-108 years) and interested in stroke im-

following:

Participation in all classes is required.

provement, swim workouts (adjusted to your

• Lifeguarding Waterpark

ability level) and camaraderie, this group is for

• CPR for the Lifeguard

you. Practice starts at 5:00AM, but swimmers

Prerequisites:

ming 25 yards each of front crawl, back crawl,

are welcome to join the workout anytime be-

• Swim 300 yards continuously.

breaststroke, elementary backstroke and side-

tween 5:00AM and 6:00AM.

• Starting in the water, swim 20 yards using

stroke and 15 yards of the butterfly; maintain

about our coach, mike hamm

front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive 7–10

position on back for one minute in deep wa-

feet, retrieve 10-pound object, return to the

ter (floating or sculling); tread water for one

surface, swim 20 yards back to starting point

minute.

with object and exit water without using lad-

Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 15+ gold $225 Silver $250 public $300

Masters Adult Swim Team

A passion for swimming and desire to help swimmers of all levels improve and succeed motivates Coach Mike

Hamm

coach

the

d ro Any p-in time ! Fl e x per cFee $5 l ass

• AED • First Aid

der or steps, within one minute, 40 seconds. saturdays, 6 Classes Ages 15+ gold $144 Silver $160 public $200

team. Mike has an extensive swim instructor and coaching background. MOn/Wed/Fri Ages 18–108yrs! gold $36 Silver $40 public $50 Class #

Dates

Time

22PAQ179 23PAQ179 23PAQ180

September October November*

5:00–7:00AM 5:00–7:00AM 5:00–7:00AM

*No class November 2. MOn/Wed/Fri Ages 18–108yrs! gold $25 Silver $28 public $36 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ181

Dec 3–21

5:00–7:00AM

Tues/Thurs Ages 18–108yrs! gold $22 Silver $25 public $32 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ182

November*

7:00–8:00pM

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ184

Nov 3–Dec 15*

noon–5:30PM

Prerequisites: • Demonstrate Level 4 proficiency by swim-

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ185

Nov 12–Dec 17

4:00–9:30PM

Required Pre-Test November 2, 8:00PM

*No class November 24.

Required Pre-Test November 2, 8:00PM

Now hiring lifeguards.

Depending on demand, Lifeguarding Classes may be

The Salvation Army Kroc Center is

available at other times of the

a great place to work. If you would

year. If you are interested in

like to be considered for a position, the first step is to get American Red Cross certified. Classes start

taking these classes, please call the aquatics department at 208.763.0657.

soon. Sign-up today.

*No class November 22. Tues/Thurs Ages 18–108yrs! gold $18 Silver $20 public $24 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAQ183

Dec 3–20

7:00–8:00pM

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Get ready to challenge yourself! A wide variety of fitness classes, programs, exercise equipment and free weights make it easy to work fitness into your daily routine. Let’s get started!

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trainer to help you achieve your long-term fitness goals. Our personal training staff will work with

Training & Coaching

smart start for adults Fitness Orientation: Flex Fee Class $5

personal fitness coaching Work one-on-one with a qualified personal

you to develop the most effective individualized

Join our exercise & wellness specialists for this

Body Composition Analysis: Flex Fee Class $5

general fitness facility and equipment orientation.

A fitness professional can

Please see the fitness desk to schedule an appoint-

help determine your body composition–the

ment and learn how to get started. Ages 15+.

percentage of lean muscle mass versus body

Smart Start for Teens: Flex Fee Class $5

fat. This information will be helpful in the

This course is a prerequisite for teens (ages

and assist in setting attainable fitness goals.

13–14) prior to using The Kroc Center Cardio

Body Compositions are done by appointment

Group Training:

& Weight area. Youth will learn the basics of

only. Please schedule with Fitness desk at

Small Group Training also available. Call our

fitness etiquette, resistance training, cardiovas-

208.763.0637.

Fitness Team at 208.763.0637 for information.

development of a personal fitness program

program, and will motivate and support you in remaining committed to your fitness program.

kroc Personal fitness coaching sessions per 1/2 hour: gold $22 Buy more save more

Silver $25

public $30

Five Kroc Personal fitness coaching sessions per 1/2 hour:

gold $90

Silver $100

public $125

cular training, and program design. To book a Smart Start class, please fill out a program enrollment form and return to the fitness desk. The fitness desk will schedule your session.

fitness & health education A Healthy and Fit Lifestyle This course gives families the tools and education necessary to be mentally prepared to face the challenges and demands that come with changing old unhealthy patterns. A healthy and fit lifestyle includes gathering a support system, goal setting and communication, identifying problem areas, and knowing when to ask for help. This course will provide the skills necessary to make the transition to health and fitness for the entire family a success.

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We challenge you to be healthier. The Pilgrim’s Market Nutritional Seminar is designed to go hand-in-hand with the Kroc Weight Loss Challenge. Flip to page 19 to learn more.

about what foods to eat/to avoid, what may be life sk cl assill

Tuesday, 1 Class Ages 13+ Flex fee class $5 Class #

Dates

Time

23PFT101

Tues, Oct 9

6:30–8:30PM

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Dates

Time

23PFT102

Tues, oct 2

6:30–8:00PM

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Class #

Dates

23PFT142

November 1–30

Working out is just the first step.

Class #

Dates

Altering your diet can positively impact

23PFT140

October 1–31

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Youth Education Preschool Connection Preschool Connection is an opportunity for children to experience the joy of learning while being exposed to a solid educational foundation. Each week, children will discover exciting new facts about the world around them and be introduced to important value-based concepts such as respect and patience. The Kroc Center’s experienced teachers will engage the natural curiosity of your children, teaching early learners to fall in love with learning itself. The high quality curriculum will include classic children’s literature, language arts, social studies, applied math, art and science. Dress to get messy! Preschool is designed as a nine month program. $45 registration fee due at time of enrollment; monthly fee due by the 1st of each month.

Dates

Time

23PCL101

sept 4–May 30*

8:30–11:00aM

tues/thurs Ages 3–5 Prices are monthly gold $112 Silver $125 public $157 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL102

sept 4–May 30*

noon–2:30pM

*No class November 20, November 22, December 25, December 27, January 1, January 3, March 28, April 2 and April 4.

tot time & rock ‘n’ rollers

Help your family learn and grow together. From toddlers to seniors, there is a Kroc Community Education class that someone of every age can benefit from. Parent & Toddlers Tiny Tots

Tiny rockers

You and your 1–2 year old are invited to join

Have fun laughing, playing and dancing during

our Tiny Tots community as we explore the

this energetic class for toddlers and their par-

sights and sounds of the world around us. Tiny

ents. Together, you and your child will explore

Tots will motivate young minds, bodies and

basic elements of movement, creating rhythm

imaginations through song, dance, and lots of

and making music, and practice your own very

hands-on activities.

unique dance moves!

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 1–2 gold $21 Silver $24 public $30

Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL103

SEPT 19–OCT 10

9:15–10:00AM

Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL105 oct 17–nov 14*

9:15–10:00AM

*No class October 31.

Tot Time There is something special

rock ‘n’ rollers

about taking time to play.

Your kids will take the next step in exploring

Each session of Tot Time is

the incredible potential of movement. Through

themed and features arts,

rhythm, dance and free play this high energy

crafts, music, dancing, and other activities.

class will keep your toddlers excited to come

Kids and parents will have a great time laugh-

back for more! Kids only class.

ing and playing together.

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 3–4 gold $21 Silver $24 public $30

tues/thurs Ages 3–5 Prices are monthly gold $112 Silver $125 public $157 Class #

r your Plan fo, pg. 22. future

Wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 3–4 gold $21 Silver $24 public $30 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL104

SEPT 19–OCT 10

10:30–11:15AM

Class #

Dates

23PCL106 oct 17–nov 14*

Time 10:30–11:15AM

*No class October 31.

after-school education Kroc Tutoring 45 minute sessions gold $18

Silver $20

new public $25

homework help, grades 6–12 Mon–Fri, 3:00–5:45pm Free

Suggested donation $20

Looking for more in-depth guidance on school

The Kroc Center provides free homework help and a healthy snack

work? One-on-one tutoring is available for

for students grades 6–12. Free transportation is provided from

students in grades 6–12. Register at the front

Lakes, Canfield and Woodland Middle Schools to The Kroc Center. Students may work on

desk and you will be contacted by a Kroc staff

homework, projects or study skills with Kroc staff. After homework is complete, students will have the

member to schedule your 45-minute sessions

opportunity to experience a variety of activities organized by Kroc staff. Class #23PCL135

with a tutor. Class #23PCL134

Homework Help is not available on early dismissal days, school holidays, or snow days.

20 fall/winter 2012

Sign-Up Today! Would your child benefit from Press On?

Helping Students Thrive Giving Middle School students more of the experiences, opportunities and relationships they need to be successful.

Scholarships are also available.

Sign-up at the front desk today!

You will be contacted by a Kroc Staff member to schedule a time to meet you and your student. Required parent Orientation: • Sept. 17, 6PM

Only

120

for the full school year!

Class #23PCL131

How You Can Help

5 Core Requirements help increase students’ capacity to thrive.

Become a Press On Mentor

1. Mentor Relationship: In Partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters

Your donation makes a difference.

Committed mentors are essential to the success of Press On. If you are excited about helping a middle school student, sign-up today!

2. Team Huddles: Leadership & Life Skills Development

For less than $1 per day (only $353 per year) you

3. Academic Enrichment

local youth’s life. If you are interested in sponsoring a student or becoming a mentor, please call 208.763.0617 or email patti.davenport@usw.salvationarmy.org.

can partner with The Salvation Army to support a Press On student and help make a difference in a

4. Bible Study 5. Play: Discovering Gifts Through Kroc Programs

Thanks to our sponsor

Community press on participation: the components of press on are designed to closely integrate students and families within our local community.

Amazing!

new

Don’t miss the first ever Science Show at the Kroc!

Mobius Science Show THURS, Oct 18, 6:30 –7:30PM

gold $4

Silver $5

life sk cl assill

public $6

A dynamic hour-long presentation, illustrating various scientific principles such as air pressure, various forms of combustion, and chemical reactions with explosive and exciting results. Volunteers will be called upon, hypotheses will be solicited, and the scientific method will be rigorously put through its paces. Audience members should prepare themselves to be surprised, shocked, but never bamboozled for the science behind each experiment will be fully expounded upon. Class #23PCL107

Fall/winter 2012

community education Continuing Education Plan for your Future: Youth

all classes on this page are life skill classes

life sk cl assill

Community Support

Parenting new

Bible 101 free!

uate from High School? Will you go to college?

Parenting in the real world: Making the tough connections

Do you know what you want to study? This

It is hard to tell what is going on inside the

this Bible thing is all about. We are taking an

class will help you in planning for your future

mind of a child, teen or young adult. Why

honest approach to understanding what the

career. Explore your interests and talents and

do they make the choices they do? How can

Bible teaches and how it applies to our lives.

how they might lead to a potential career,

I hold them accountable or provide effective

No experience needed. Come ready to have

learn where to receive the necessary training,

discipline in a loving way? In this interactive

fun. Afterwards we will hang out and play in

and develop research techniques to help you

workshop for parents with kids of all ages, par-

the gym, The Zone, and more!

make an informed decision about a career fit.

ticipants will engage in experiential activities,

Includes the Complete IDEAS career interest

meaningful discussion, and personal reflection

test to help identify potential careers.

about effectively connecting with their kids.

Class #

Movie and games available for kids ages 6–11.

23PCL113 sept 11–dec 18*

What does your future look like once you grad-

wednesday, 1 Class Ages 14–18 gold $4 Silver $5 public $6 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL108

wed, oct 3

3:30–5:30pM

Plan for your Future: Adults

new

Do you want to go to college, need some training on the job, or can you hit the ground running? This class will help you in planning for your future career. Explore your interests and talents and how they might lead to a potential career, learn where to receive the necessary training, and develop research techniques to help you make an informed decision about a career fit. Includes the Complete IDEAS career interest test to help identify potential careers. wednesday, 1 Class Ages 18+ gold $4 Silver $5 public $6 Class # 23PCL109

Dates wed, oct 10

Time 6:00–8:00pM

Common Cents: Understanding money & credit

free!

new

friday, 1 Class Ages 16+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL111

fri, oct 12

6:00–8:00pM

Middle and High School students are invited to come hang out in The Kroc and discover what

tuesdays, 14 Classes Ages 11–18 free donations accepted Dates

Time 4:30–5:30pM

*No class November 20.

Prayer

free!

Praying to God can be intimidating. We have all heard pastors and notable Christians de-

Parenting in the real world: fr ee! Navigating your student’s new wireless world

liver prayers worthy of Academy Awards. But

Many students send thousands of texts each

of prayer can be one of the most rewarding

day and the internet doesn’t require a com-

experiences of our lives. In this class we will

puter anymore. Students are more ‘connected’

learn to let go of the things that hold us back

today then they have ever been before. In this

and give our best to God.

joint workshop for students and parents participants learn how to prevent, recognize and

it doesn’t have to be scary. God desires a deep relationship with you and seeking Him in time

wednesday, 1 Class Ages 11+ free donations accepted

respond to things like cyberbullying, sexting,

Class #

Dates

Time

and grooming. Students gain a unique perspec-

23PCL114

wed, nov 7

6:00–8:00pM

tive, parents gain insight into a foreign land and both discuss the role of grace in a crazy world. friday, 1 Class Ages 16+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL112

fri, nov 2

6:00–8:00pM

Take part in church activities all week long. From Women’s Bible Study to Mid-Week Chapel, Kroc Church has activities for individuals and families. See page 9 for more information.

Learn how to take control of your financial situation, create a budget, monitor your progress, manage the flow of income and expenses, comparison shop and protect your assets. Through careful planning and use of money management skills and techniques, you can feel more confident about your ability to live within your means, handle emergencies, reduce debt, and save for the future. Workbook included. Brought to you by Money Management International.

free!

Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL110

wed, oct 24

5:30–8:00pM

Class #23PCL134

In a free, powerful presentation learn the latest and best research on teenage brain devel-

life sk cl assill

opment, media, advertising and social norms around underage drinking. A small panel of teens will have the opportunity to speak candidly about their challenges, and adults can

wednesday, 1 Class Ages 15+ gold $4 Silver $5 public $6

22 fall/winter 2012

i2i: Learn the Truth

share “a-ha” moments of raising teens. wednesday, 1 Class all ages free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

wed, oct 3

6:00–8:00pM

to be designed

all classes on this page are life skill classes

life sk cl assill

Community Support Overcoming Depression free! Overcoming Depression is a four week class designed to help women effectively face their own depression, as well as effectively help their friends who are struggling with depression. Depression is wide-spread among women yet we often hide it in shame. Come be encouraged by finding there is no shame in the struggle and gain tools to help you and others overcome this condition. Focus is on the ‘whole person’: body, mind, spirit and emotions. tuesdays, 4 Classes Ages 15+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL115

oct 2–23

6:00–8:00pM

free!

How to Handle Emotional Conversations

Have you ever been in a situation where someone needed emotional guidance and you felt ill-equipped to help? This class will teach the basics of interpersonal communication in times of crisis and provide tools to help you feel confident with difficult conversations.

community education

Health & Wellness Lecture How to Live Healthy free! on $3 a Day Eating on a budget is no easy task. Eating healthy on a budget is even more difficult. During this lecture, you will learn shopping and food preparation strategies that make it possible to eat healthy without spending a fortune at the checkout counter. Tasty samples and recipes will be provided. tuesday, 1 Class Ages 15+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL119 23PCL120

tues, sept 18 tues, sept 18

1:00–2:30pM 6:00–7:30pM

Panhandle Health Wellness Series: Living Well in Idaho free! The Living Well in Idaho program is designed and licensed by Stanford University. If you have a chronic disease or if you are caring for someone who does, you qualify to be part of this FREE workshop! The class will go over action planning, problem solving, difficult emotions,

wednesday, 1 Class Ages 11+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL116

wed, sept 26

6:00–8:00pM

fitness/exercise, better breathing, pain, fatigue, nutrition, future plans for health care, communication, depression, working better with your health professionals, working with the health

Grief Release Workshops

care system, and future plans. All books and

This workshop will give you a place to confide

classroom materials are supplied.

your needs and grief, build relationships and trust, and become healthy again. It’s a place

wednesdays, 6 Classes Ages 21+ free donations accepted

to move through your grief process and grow

Class #

from your experiences. You’ll have an oppor-

23PCL121

Dates

Time

sept 19–oct 24 11:00AM–1:30pM

tunity to meet others who share similar life experiences; to support and be supported; to find a friend who cares. For more information contact Joanie Dwyer at 208.676.0632. Workbook included. tuesdays, 5 Classes Ages 16+ gold $10 Silver $10 public $10 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL117 23PCL118

sept 11–oct 9 oct 23–nov 20

6:30–8:30pM 6:30–8:30pM

skill life ass cl

Introducing: Life Skill Classes

Health & free ! Wellness Lecture Series Dr. Joseph Abate, Chief Medical Officer at Dirne Community Health Center, has organized panels of health care professionals from around the community to share their expertise on chronic pain, weight management and depression.

Understanding Pain and How to Treat It

new

Come join a panel of local physicians and experts for this FREE workshop for anyone who wants to understand chronic or acute pain and how to treat it. Specific topics include the neurobiology of pain, physical therapy for back pain, the use of acupuncture in the treatment of pain, medical treatment of chronic pain and interventions for chronic pain. wednesday, 1 Class Ages 15+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL122

wed, sept 19

6:00–8:00pM

Maintaining a healthy weight (weight, weight, don’t tell me)

new

Local experts come together to share their experience in this FREE workshop about maintaining a healthy weight. Hear from physicians, registered dieticians and other health care professionals on specific topics such as: is weight gain inevitable; exercise and weight management; eating to maintain a healthy weight; weight gain and diabetes; and weight gain and sleep apnea. wednesday, 1 Class Ages 15+ free donations accepted Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL123

wed, oct 17

6:00–8:00pM

Depression or just new the blues? This FREE workshop includes discussion about nondrug therapies for depression, medical treat-

New this year, Life Skill classes are specifically designed to help you and your family

ment for depression, adult depression and sui-

learn new skills. Starting in January 2013, as part of the eligibility requirements, all

cide prevention, depression in children and more.

scholarship renewal applicants must have attended two Life Skills Classes, or have

wednesday, 1 Class Ages 15+ free donations accepted

attended one Life Skills Class and be an active volunteer at The Kroc Center, in order to renew. The Life Skills icons scattered throughout the Program Guide will help you

Class #

Dates

Time

determine what classes are eligible for a scholarship renewal credit. Find out more

23PCL124

wed, nov 14

6:00–8:00pM

about Kroc scholarships on page 5.

Fall/winter 2012 23

community education First Aid & CPR

life sk

cl ass l american red cross community first aid/cpr/aed

new

New! Kroc Games

Learn how to be a community responder who

American red cross CPR/AED for professional rescuers and health care providers

can act in emergency situations. Know how to

This course is designed to train professional lev-

recognize and provide care for life-threatening

el rescuers to respond to breathing and cardiac

and sudden illness emergencies for adults, chil-

emergencies in adults, children and infants un-

dren and infants. Includes use of AED.

til more advanced medical personnel take over.

monday, 1 Class Ages 15+ gold $58 Silver $65 public $80 Class #

Dates

Time

23PCL125 23PCL126 23PCL127

mon, sept 10 mon, Oct 8 mon, Nov 5

4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM

This class includes use of BVM and AED. Upon completion of all requirements you will receive your American Red Cross certification. monday, 1 Class Ages 18+ gold $63 Silver $70 public $85

kroc community cards 1st Wednesdays: Rainbow Rummy 3rd Wednesdays: Players’ Choice Enjoy a morning of fun as you strategize the best way to play your cards to win each hand. Will you get a Rainbow or be able to Bid Board? Rainbow Rummy is easy to learn, keeps everyone in the game and is great for socializing as you change tables during the game. Beginners welcome! 1st & 3rd wednesdays Ages 18+ Gold Free Silver $3.50 Public $5 September 19 free to everyone!

Class #

Dates

Time

Dates

Time

23PCL128 23PCL129 23PCL130

mon, sept 17 mon, oct 15 mon, nov 26

4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM 4:30–9:30PM

sept 19–dec 5

9:00–11:00aM

NIC Aquatic Classes now held at The Kroc Center!

mexican train game night friday, sept 28, 6–9pm Ages 14+

free!

Join us for an evening of warm fellowship and an invigorating game of Mexican Train dominoes. Refreshments will be available and prizes will be available in a variety of categories!

The time is

NOW! • Start working toward a degree • Begin a new career • Update job skills • Take an online class

NIC has a program and schedule to fit YOU 24 fall/winter 2012

Start here...finish anywhere

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Arts & culture dance art guitar multimedia theater photography crafts

ok-off Chili Coge, pg. 26. challen Youth Da Classes, pgn. ce 27.

Develop your talent and pursue your dreams with a variety of Arts & Culture classes at The Kroc. Whether you love to paint, dance, act or perform, we have a class designed just for you. Youth Art Holiday Workshops

Pre-teen/Teen Art Workshops

We will be drawing winter landscapes and

Supply lists available at front desk.

sketching popular Christmas characters, making clay ornaments, print making with snowflakes and painting Christmas decorations.

Lights. Camera.

wonderful watercolors This class is designed especially for teens and

Action

Youth Theater

supplies are included

derful media of watercolor. Learn how to

It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown

clay hand building

wash colors for great results. We will experi-

In the story It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie

ment with different watercolor techniques.

Brown, while all the other kids go Trick-or-

You will develop original compositions using

Treating, Linus Van Pelt sits in a pumpkin patch

landscapes, marinescapes and still life subjects.

on Halloween night waiting for the Great

Class includes drawing and composition.

Pumpkin to appear. Will the Great Pumpkin

Mondays, 4 Classes Ages 10–17 gold $36 Silver $40 public $50

finally appear this year or will Linus miss out

Monday, 1 Class Ages 5–9 gold $13 Silver $15 public $18 Class #

Date

Time

23PAC101

Mon, nov 26

4:00–5:30PM

Drawing Monday, 1 Class Ages 5–9 gold $13 Silver $15 public $18 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC102

Mon, dec 3

4:00–5:30PM

pre-teens! Learn how to work with the won-

Monday, 1 Class Ages 5–9 gold $13 Silver $15 public $18

on another Halloween with his friends? Join

Class #

Dates

Time

Linus, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy and the

23PAC105

sept 17–oct 8

4:00–5:30pm

gang as we take this classic tv special and turn it into a Kroc Center Youth Theater Production.

creative acrylics This class is designed especially for teens and

Painting

new

pre-teens! Find your inspiration through masters such as Van Gogh and learn how to cre-

tuesdays, 6 Classes Ages 5–10 gold $54 Silver $60 public $75 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC107

sept 18–oct 23

5:00–6:00PM

Class #

Dates

Time

atively develop your own individual composi-

23PAC103

Mon, dec 10

4:00–5:30PM

tions. Subject matter will include landscapes,

A Charlie Brown Christmas

still life, marinescapes and figurative painting.

In this American Classic, A Charlie Brown

Class includes drawing and composition.

Christmas, Charlie Brown spends the holiday

Mondays, 4 Classes Ages 10–17 gold $36 Silver $40 public $50

season struggling with the over-commercial-

Print Making Monday, 1 Class Ages 5–9 gold $13 Silver $15 public $18 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC104

Mon, dec 17

4:00–5:30PM

new

ization of Christmas. Charlie Brown accepts

Class #

Dates

Time

Lucy’s advice that he needs more involvement

23PAC106

oct 15–nov 5

4:00–5:30pm

during the Christmas season, so Charlie Brown takes on the role as director in the school nativ-

CYT: Christian Youth Theater

ity play. Will Charlie Brown be able to convince others of the true meaning of Christmas? Once

Registration is now open for CYT-North Idaho’s winter session of

again, join Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Snoopy

theater arts classes that begin on September 11 & 13. All enrolled

and the gang as we take this classic and turn it

students between the ages of 8–18 are eligible to audition for

into a Kroc Center Youth Theater Production.

our winter show, “Beauty and the Beast,” to be performed at The

tuesdays, 6 Classes Ages 5–10 gold $54 Silver $60 public $75

Salvation Army Kroc Center Performing Arts Theater. For more information, please visit the CYT-North Idaho website at: www.cytnorthidaho.org, or call the CYT office at (208) 765-8600. CYT is not owned or operated by The Salvation Army. The content and conduct of its programs are not controlled or supervised by The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center.

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC108 oct 30–dec 11*

5:00–6:00PM

*No class November 20.

Fall/winter 2012 25

Arts & culture

Holiday

Events & activities

Adult Fine Art Classes

Adult Crafts & Hobbies

Supply lists available at front desk.

intro to outdoor photography: capturing the colors of fall fest

intro to watercolor painting

new

chili cook-off & monday night football party

Learn the fundamentals of drawing and wa-

Explore an annual downtown Coeur d’Alene

tercolor painting. Classes will cover the study

event—Fall Fest & Apple Palooza—through your

Bring your best crockpot full of chili to The Kroc

of color, value, material preparation and water-

camera lens. Fall Fest marks the last farmers mar-

Center’s second annual Chili Cook-off to be

color techniques. Class includes drawing and

ket of the year, and there will be hay rides, an

judged by your peers. We will have the Monday

composition.

apple tasting event and more! Have fun learning

Night Football game on too, so football fans will

thursdays, 6 Classes Ages 18+ gold $54 Silver $60 public $75

be able to cheer their team on to victory. Our kitchen staff will provide apple cider and corn-

Class #

Dates

Time

bread to everyone who submits a dish. Prizes

23PAC112

sept 20–oct 25

9:30AM–noon

will be awarded.

intro to acrylic painting

Monday, 1 day event, Flex Fee $5 All ages

how your camera works. Bring a sack lunch and we will eat in the park. Meet at The Kroc Center. Saturday, 1 Class Ages 18+ gold $18 Silver $20 public $25

new

Class #

Date

Time

23PAC116

Sat, oct 27

9:30AM–noon

Learn to draw and paint using the vibrant colors found in acrylic media. Classes will cover

Learn to knit

the study of color mixing, value, texture and

Come learn the basics of knitting. If you al-

material preparation. Class includes drawing

ready know how to knit, come anyway! We

Each family brings a pumpkin and The Kroc

and composition.

will supply the materials to create fun, season-

Center will provide all the utensils. This is a

thursdays, 6 Classes Ages 18+ gold $54 Silver $60 public $75

Class #

Date

Time

23PAC109

mon, oct 22

5:30–8:00pm

Family pumpkin carving

chance for your family to get together for a fun and festive afternoon. Take your pumpkin home or leave it at The Kroc and we will use

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC113

nov 1–dec 13*

9:30AM–noon

Class #

Sunday, 1 day event all ages free donations accepted

Dates

Time

23PAC117 oct 17–nov 14*

mixed media: drawing and painting (advanced)

Prizes will be awarded.

supplies are included wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 15+ gold $36 Silver $40 public $50

*No class November 22.

it to decorate for our annual Halloween party!

al projects. Take part in the social interaction.

4:00–5:00pm

*No class October 31.

Work in either acrylics or watercolor. This class

Learn to crochet

Class #

Date

Time

will concentrate on drawing techniques, un-

Learn about hook sizes, reading patterns, dif-

23PAC110

sun, oct 28

11:00am–1:30pm

derstanding perspective and eye-level, devel-

ferent stitches, switching color and working in

opment of individual compositions, color mix-

rounds. If you already know how to crochet,

ing, and materials preparation. We will review

come anyway! Enjoy working on fun, seasonal

basic watercolor technique. Acrylics will be

projects in a social environment.

taught using the transparent overlay technique

supplies are included

handmade christmas cards Create a unique work of art using acrylic and watercolor paints. Make your card stand out this year. Make one for that special someone,

called imprimatura.

or make more for the whole family or your col-

tuesdays, 6 Classes Ages 18+ gold $54 Silver $60 public $75

leagues at work. Supplies included. Friday, 1 Class Ages 15+ gold $18 Silver $20 public $25 Class #

Date

Time

23PAC111

Fri, nov 30

6:00–8:00pm

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC114

sept 18–oct 23

9:30AM–noon

23PAC115 oct 30–dec 11*

9:30AM–noon

*No class November 20.

wednesdays, 4 Classes Ages 15+ gold $36 Silver $40 public $50 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC118

nov 28–dec 19

4:00–5:00pm

Make-and-Take Projects Autumn mini Album

FRIDAY NIGHT

gold $18

free!

:45patm 5:00ke-Pr9 6pm ojects Start

Make-and-Ta

Ages 15

This fall join us and others who have a passion for the art of scrapbooking in The Kroc Center community rooms. Bring your projects and supplies and join in for an evening of free fun! Or, pay in advance and create a “Make-andTake” project! Please bring your own scissors, adhesive and paper cutters. 26 fall/winter 2012

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he by t Stop esk to d t fron ke-andMa see samples Take

Silver $20

public $25

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC119

fri, sept 14

6:00–9:45PM

Altered canvas gold $18

Silver $20

public $25

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC120

fri, oct 19

6:00–9:45PM

Christmas Project gold $18

Silver $20

public $25

Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC121

fri, nov 9

6:00–9:45PM

Arts & culture Adult Dance open ballroom dancing Come and Swing, Fox Trot, and Waltz to your favorite ballroom tunes. Open Ballroom is not a formal dance class but a time to practice. Meet new friends, share dance steps with others and enjoy gliding across the beautiful maple wood floor. No advanced sign-up needed. Leather sole or non-marking soft sole shoes required. tuesdays, flex fee class $5 Ages 15+ Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC122

sept 18–dec 18*

7:30–9:45pm

*No class November 20.

Youth & Teen Dance

Breakdancing

preschool tap and ballet

Breakdancing incorporates hip-hop music

In this combo class, young dancers will learn the fundamentals of both ballet and tap while also developing self confidence, poise and coordination. The ballet portion of the class will teach technique and body alignment, and include creative interactive games and singing. The tap portion of the class will focus on rhythm and timing and creating music with the feet. Students should wear active style clothing. Bare feet or ballet slippers. Tap shoes required. Required final performance will be at Fall Dance Recital on December 7, see below for more information. mondays, 10 Classes Ages 3–4 gold $63 Silver $70 public $88

country line dancing Line dancing is about moving to the beat of country music and dancing with a group rather than with a partner. Learn some new dances by joining us for these energetic evenings of pure fun and rhythm. Non-marking tennis shoes or soft leather soled shoes required. No boots

Class #

Dates

23PAC125 sept 10–nov 26*

Class #

Dates

please.

*No class November 12 & 19.

thursdays, 4 classes Ages 15+ gold $36 Silver $40 public $50

Youth Jazz

Class #

Dates

23PAC123 sept 20–oct 11 23PAC124 nov 15–dec 13*

Time 7:45–9:15pm 7:45–9:15pm

*No class November 22.

Meet Traci Olson, Youth Dance Instructor Traci Olson has an extensive theatre and dance background. She completed her training in both Los Angeles and New York. Traci has held roles in four different plays in Los Angeles and has strarred in four different dance shows in Las Vegas, Nevada, Montana and Idaho. Traci started teaching classes at The Kroc in January 2012. Currently, Traci teaches our Youth Theater classes, Youth Jazz and Preschool Tap and Ballet.

combines spinning on the knees, hands and back; bodypopping; and creating ‘windmills’ with the legs. In this class you will learn the four primary elements of breakdancing: toprock, downrock, power moves and freezes. At the end of each session students will put on a performance for family and friends. Wear non-marking athletic shoes and loose clothing. Required final performance will be at Fall Dance Recital on December 7, see below for more information. Fridays, 10 Classes gold $63 Silver $70 Class #

Time

Class #

Time

energetic class students will learn fundamental dance techniques and how to move with proper body alignment. Dancers will gain flexibility, strength, coordination, and become confident performers. This class is up-beat and pure jazzy fun! If you love to move to the music and want

4:15–5:00PM

Fridays, 10 Classes gold $63 Silver $70 Class #

Broadway-style performance. In this fun and

Ages 8–10 public $88

Dates

23PAC129 sept 14–nov 30*

Ages 11–14 public $88

Dates

Time

23PAC130 sept 14–nov 30*

Jazz dance is a blend of ballet technique and

5:00–5:45PM

Fridays, 10 Classes gold $63 Silver $70

Time 10:00–10:55am

Ages 5–7 public $88

Dates

23PAC128 sept 14–nov 30*

Time 9:00–9:55am

mondays, 10 Classes Ages 4–5 gold $63 Silver $70 public $88 23PAC126 sept 10–nov 26*

and is an athletic, acrobatic style of dance. It

3:30–4:15PM

*No class October 5 & November 23.

Fall

fre e!

Dance Recital

friday, december 7, 6:30pm

Mandatory dress rehearsal: 5:30pm

to look good dancing this is the class for you!

tap • ballet • jazz • breakdancing

All moves and music are respectful and age

Join us in the state-of-the-art Kroc Theater for

appropriate. Wear active style clothing. No

our Fall Dance Recital showcasing the youth

shoes required. Bare feet are fine. Required

tap, ballet, jazz and breakdancing

final performance will be at Fall Dance Re-

classes!

cital on December 7, see below for more information. wednesdays, 10 Classes Ages 5–10 gold $63 Silver $70 public $88 Class #

Dates

23PAC127 sept 12–nov 28*

Time 4:00–4:55PM

*No class October 31 & November 21.

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Arts & culture Guitar Lessons

Media Workshops

Acoustic Guitar I

Intro to Live Sound

These group music lessons will cover the fun-

Make the move from listening to the show, to

Intro to home recording

damentals of playing the guitar. Strumming

being part of creating it! The members of The

If you are a musician want-

techniques, basic chords, reading music and

Kroc Tech Department have 40+ years of live

ing to record your own mu-

simple songs will be taught. Bring your own

sound engineering experience between them,

sic, making a professional

acoustic guitar.

and they are sharing what they have learned

sounding recording is not

Mondays, 4 Classes Ages 11+ gold $28 Silver $32 public $40

along the way. Course content and activities

as difficult as it once was. Come learn how to

will provide participants with the fundamen-

record your own music, utilize plug-ins with

Class #

Dates

Time

tal experience of working with microphones,

audio software, and even dig through a pro-

23PAC131 23PAC132 23PAC133

sept 17–oct 8 oct 15–nov 5 nov 26–dec 17

6:00–6:55PM 6:00–6:55PM 6:00–6:55PM

speakers, live audio mixers and connecting

fessionally mixed song or two to see how it’s

them all together as a system.

put together. The class will include computer

Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 18+ gold $54 Silver $60 public $75

workstations, but you are welcome to bring

Acoustic Guitar II Group music lessons for intermediate level gui-

Class #

Dates

Time

tar players. The instructor will teach students

23PAC137

sept 17–oct 22

7:00–8:00PM

guitar playing techniques and how to read music. Students will also share information and enjoy the pleasure of playing music with other guitarists. Bring your own acoustic guitar. Mondays, 4 Classes Ages 11+ gold $28 Silver $32 public $40 Class #

Dates

Time

23PAC134 23PAC135 23PAC136

sept 17–oct 8 oct 15–nov 5 nov 26–dec 17

7:00–7:55PM 7:00–7:55PM 7:00–7:55PM

Thanks to our Media Workshop Sponsor!

your own laptop if you would like (software may be provided for an additional fee). Mondays, 6 Classes Ages 18+ gold $54 Silver $60 public $75 Class #

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view our brochure in the Kroc lobby for great deals all year round! Plus, look out for inviteonly events!

sandwiches

lunch

Specials

Kroc Cafe is Located in the kroc lobby.

specials start at 11am. limited quantities each day.

Mondays

Wednesdays

Fridays

Includes a variety of fresh veggies, your

Each week we will feature comfort food

Choose from one of three soup options

choice of meats, dressings and a bread stick

such as: barbecue, a meat loaf sandwich,

served in a warm bread bowl.

or fancy crackers on the side.

chicken pot pie, delicious wraps or mac &

Build Your Own Salad Bar

Comfort Food Wednesday

cheese. Plus your choice of one side.

Tuesdays Mexican Tuesday

Items include: Quesadillas with chicken or black beans, Taco Salad with shredded pork or chicken, and more. Plus, add toppings to customize your meal.

Thursdays Rice Bowls

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Book a spot at The Kroc Our Special Events Department can provide a number of services to assist you with the planning and production of your event. Schedule a tour today.

Email specialevents@kroccda.org Phone 208.763.0623 online kroccda.org/rentals.html

Host your next event at The Kroc Center.

Our unique gathering spaces are all housed under one giant roof and outfitted with state-of-the-art technical capabilities. No matter if you are planning a meeting, party, theater performance, or wedding, we invite you to come take a look.

lectures. Weddings. Corporate retreats. workshops. reunions. performances. catering. meetings. receptions. Birthday parties.

the finishing touch: Gourmet catering A professional team of caterers is on hand to create the perfect menu to complement your event. From breakfast buffets, to dessert trays and plated meals, there are several delicious menus to choose from. Looking for something a little different? We will work with you to customize a menu to meet your eventâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specific needs. Download Catering Menus online at www.kroccda.org/rentals.html

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Kroc Center Policies Family Membership Definition One or two adults living in a household and dependents who are eligible up to the age of 19. At age 19, an individual with a disability or an elderly parent who is living in the same household will remain eligible for the Family membership. Verification of family status and residency may be required. For example: tax return, utility bill, health insurance, etc. Full-time student Definition A college student enrolled in 12 or more credits. Academic proof including class schedule and student ID will be required annually. Membership plans Membership Plans are subject to change when the members age does not match the current Plans age range. The Kroc Center will automatically change your plan to fit the current plan for your age group. You will be notified by mail when the change takes place. Monthly Payments/ One-time Annual Payment Membership fees can be paid monthly via recurring credit card charge or electronic funds transfer (bank account debit). Pro-rated fees will be due at time of enrollment and may vary depending upon enrollment date. To complete electronic funds transfer process, a voided check must be provided with completed membership form. Membership fees for the following month will automatically be deducted from member bank account around the 20th of the current month. Any requested changes must be submitted prior to the 10th of the month in order to be processed for the following month. Annual payments may be paid in full by cash, check, major credit/debit card. Fees are equivalent to 12 monthly payments. The annual fee and required registration fee are due at time of enrollment. Insufficient Funds Policy There is a $20 charge for each insufficient funds transaction. This places your membership on hold until payment is received. Financial Assistance/ Scholarship Program Individuals, families, and seniors who cannot afford Kroc Center membership or fees for youth camps and/or group classes can apply for a discount. Eligibility for this program is based on income level. See page 5 for how to apply. Equipment Free use of athletic equipment including volleyballs & basketballs. See the front desk. Group/Personal Coach policy Public drop-in access is intended for inclusive recreational use; any external personal or group training/coaching is prohibited. Contact the rental department for specific group requests.

Lockers Lockers are available at no charge. Guests are responsible for supplying their own lock and clearing locker after each use. The Salvation Army is not liable for lost or stolen property. Membership Cancellation/ Change Policy Changes or cancellations to a membership must be submitted in writing using a “Cancellation/ Change Form.” Changes will take effect immediately. Cancellations Membership fees are nonrefundable. In order to cancel a membership, members must submit a written request by the 10th day of the current month for it to become effective in the following month. If a member cancels or if membership payments lapse for more than 30 days, the appropriate registration fee will be charged to reopen the membership account. There is no fee charged for cancellation. Changes Any requested change that affects the billing of your membership must be submitted by the 10th of the month to be processed for the following month. If changes occur after the 10th of the month, please see the front desk for pro-rated amount. Membership downgrades and removal of family members are subject to a $20 change fee. Class and Program Cancellations Full payment is expected at the time of enrollment. No cash refunds are given unless the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center. The Kroc Center will determine if a class needs to be cancelled due to low enrollment 48 hours prior to the start of class. If the program is cancelled by The Kroc Center, you will be given the choice of a full credit or a cash refund. If you request to cancel your class enrollment five or more days prior to the first class, you will receive a full credit on a Kroc Center gift card minus a $5 processing fee or you may choose to transfer to another session if available. Requests made less than five days prior to the start date are not eligible for a refund or credit, except in the case of personal emergencies. No credits or pro-rated credits will be issued for missed days of camp or class due to illness, partial attendance, behavior issues, or any other reason. Gift Cards Gift Cards are available for purchase at the front desk and can be used by recipient to pay for memberships, class and program fees, facility rentals, merchandise, and cafe items. They cannot be used for class materials, theater & performance tickets, vendor events or nonKroc sponsored events. Gift cards must be used within two years of purchase date, and are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged for cash.

policies

Kroc Safety Information The Salvation Army is dedicated to keeping children and vulnerable adults safe from physical, emotional and sexual harm. We refer to our safety efforts as “Protecting The Mission.” Protecting The Mission guidelines ensure The Kroc Corps Community Center emphasizes safety in the following ways: • Salvation Army personnel (officers, employees and volunteers) are trained in child abuse prevention and are mandated reporters of suspected child/vulnerable adult abuse. • Salvation Army personnel undergo criminal background checks. • Adults accessing the facility may be screened against public sexual offender registry. • The Kroc Center maintains video surveillance of the facility 24 hours a day. • Instructors are trained in appropriate interactions with Kroc members to enhance learning by creating a safe and inviting environment. • Programs involving children are closely monitored to ensure adequate supervision and safe interactions between Kroc personnel and children. • In order to promote a safe and secure environment, The Salvation Army Kroc Center has placed video cameras in various locations. As part of our commitment to the safety of children and vulnerable persons, The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to consult public sources to determine whether any member or guest of any member poses an unreasonable risk of harm to its patrons, staff, or visitors. • The Kroc Center constantly adapts and enhances safety protocols to adjust to needs. Members & guests are encouraged to report suspicious behavior. Forms for anonymous reporting, called Confidential Notices of Concern, are available at the front desk. The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to remove from the facility and terminate the membership of any member who fails to comply with any posted rules and regulation or otherwise breaches the Code of Conduct, in which case member will not be entitled to a refund of dues. Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to change without notice.

Fall/winter 2012

Index

Programs by Date September SEPT 4 SEPT 6 SEPT 10 SEPT 10 SEPT 10 SEPT 11 SEPT 11 SEPT 12 SEPT 14 SEPT 14 SEPT 17 SEPT 17 SEPT 17 SEPT 17 SEPT 17 SEPT 17 SEPT 18 SEPT 18 SEPT 18 SEPT 18

Preschool Connection.................. 20 Corps Cadets............................... 10 Preschool Tap and Ballet............... 27 Community CPR.......................... 24 Kroc Church Membership............ 10 Bible 101..................................... 22 Grief Release Workshop............... 23 Youth Jazz................................... 27 Breakdancing............................... 27 Scrapbook Club........................... 26 Athletic Development for Youth... 17 CPR Pro....................................... 24 Acoustic Guitar I & II.................... 28 Intro to Live Sound...................... 28 Learn to Fence, Kroc Fencing Club.18 Wonderful Watercolors................ 25 Open Ballroom Dancing............... 27 Swim Lessons.............................. 12 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 14 TRX® Training............................... 17

SEPT 18 SEPT 18 SEPT 18 SEPT 18 SEPT 19 SEPT 19 SEPT 19 SEPT 19 SEPT 19 SEPT 19 SEPT 20 SEPT 20 SEPT 21 SEPT 21 SEPT 21 SEPT 22 SEPT 22 SEPT 26 SEPT 28 SEPT 29 SEPT 29

Youth TRX® Training..................... 17 Kid N’ Me Fitness......................... 17 Mixed Media: Advanced.............. 26 How to Live Healthy on $3/day.... 23 Kroc Fit Elite................................. 17 Understanding Pain..................... 23 Living Well in Idaho...................... 23 Tiny Tots & Tot Time..................... 20 Mommy Boot Camp.................... 17 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification.. 18 Country Line Dancing.................. 27 Intro to Watercolors..................... 26 K-Rock ‘N Roll Climbers............... 18 Intro to Rock Climbing................. 18 Awareness Through Movement... 18 Youth Volleyball Workshop.......... 17 K-Rock Kids Climbers................... 18 How to Handle Emotional Conversations.............................. 23 Mexican Train Game Night........... 24 Date Night..................................... 7 Men’s Breakfast........................... 10

October OCT 1 OCT 1 OCT 2 OCT 3 OCT 3 OCT 6 OCT 8 OCT 9 OCT 10

Team Weight Loss Challenge........ 19 Indoor Marathon Challenge......... 19 Maximize Your Fat loss: Expert Open Forum................................ 16 Plan For Your Future: Youth......... 22 i2i: Learn the Truth....................... 22 How to Study the Bible................ 10 Community CPR.......................... 24 A Healthy and Fit Lifestyle............ 16 Plan For Your Future: Adults......... 22

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OCT 10 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification.. 18 OCT 12 Parenting in the Real World: Making . the Tough Connections................ 22 OCT 15 Athletic Development for Youth... 17 OCT 15 CPR Pro....................................... 24 OCT 15 Acoustic Guitar I & II.................... 28 OCT 15 Creative Acrylics........................... 25 OCT 16 Swim Lessons.............................. 12 OCT 16 Adult Fitness Swim....................... 14 OCT 16 TRX® Training............................... 17 OCT 16 Youth TRX® Training..................... 17 OCT 16 Kid N’ Me Fitness......................... 17 OCT 17 Mommy Boot Camp.................... 17 OCT 17 Tiny Rockers & Rock ‘N’ Rollers.... 20 OCT 17 Learn to Knit................................ 26 OCT 17 Kroc Fit Elite................................. 17 OCT 17 Maintaining a Healthy Weight...... 23 OCT 18 Mobius Science Show.................. 21 OCT 19 Scrapbook Club........................... 26 OCT 20 Youth Basketball Workshop......... 17 OCT 22 Chili Cook-off & Monday Night ....... Football Party............................... 26 OCT 23 Grief Release Workshop............... 23 OCT 24 Common Cents .......................... 22 OCT 26 Intro to Rock Climbing................. 18 OCT 26 Awareness Through Movement... 18 OCT 27 Men’s Breakfast........................... 10 OCT 27 Intro to Outdoor Photography: Capturing the Colors of Fall Fest.. 26 OCT 28 Family Pumpkin Carving............... 26 OCT 29 Intro to Home Recording.............. 28 OCT 29 Learn to Fence, Kroc Fencing Club.18 OCT 30 Mixed Media: Advanced.............. 26

November NOV 1 NOV 1 NOV 2 NOV 3 NOV 3 NOV 3 NOV 3 NOV 3 NOV 4 NOV 5 NOV 5 NOV 6 NOV 6 NOV 6 NOV 7 NOV 7 NOV 7 NOV 9

Intro to Acrylics............................ 26 Indoor Bike Challenge.................. 19 Parenting in the Real World: Navi-.... gating your child’s wireless world.22 Date Night..................................... 7 Lifeguarding................................ 15 Youth Soccer League................... 17 K-Rock Kids Climbers................... 18 Saved to Serve............................. 10 Kroc Church Membership............ 10 HS Youth Fitness Swim................. 14 Community CPR.......................... 24 Tri Endurance............................... 11 Tri Swim Smart............................. 11 MS Youth Fitness Swim................ 14 Adult Water Polo......................... 14 Prayer.......................................... 22 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification.. 18 K-Rock ‘N Roll Climbers............... 18

NOV 9 NOV 12 NOV 13 NOV 13 NOV 13 NOV 13 NOV 14 NOV 15 NOV 26 NOV 26 NOV 26 NOV 28 NOV 30 NOV 30

Scrapbook Club........................... 26 Water Safety Instructor................ 15 Swim Lessons.............................. 12 Adult Fitness Swim...................... 14 TRX® Training............................... 17 Youth TRX® Training..................... 17 Depression or Just the Blues?....... 23 Country Line Dancing.................. 27 CPR Pro....................................... 24 Acoustic Guitar I & II.................... 28 Clay Hand Building...................... 25 Learn to Crochet.......................... 26 Awareness Through Movement... 18 Handmade Christmas Cards......... 26

December DEC 3 DEC 3 DEC 4 DEC 4 DEC 4 DEC 5 DEC 5 DEC 7 DEC 10 DEC 17

HS Youth Fitness Swim................. 14 Drawing ..................................... 25 Tri Endurance............................... 11 Tri Swim Smart............................. 11 MS Youth Fitness Swim................ 14 Adult Water Polo......................... 14 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification.. 18 Fall Dance Rehearsal and Recital.. 27 Painting....................................... 25 Print Making................................ 25

Monthly Programs

pAgE

Masters Adult Swim Team............................. 15 Water For Lunch........................................... 14 Sundae Sundays............................................ 10 Kroc Tutoring................................................ 20 The Connection: Youth Group...................... 10 Women’s Bible Study...................................... 9 Chapel............................................................ 9

Introducing: Life Skill Classes

skill life ass cl

New this year, Life Skill classes are specifically designed to help you and your family learn new skills. Starting in January 2013, as part of the eligibility requirements, all scholarship renewal applicants must have attended two Life Skills Classes, or have attended one Life Skills Class and be an active volunteer at The Kroc Center, in order to renew. The Life Skills icons scattered throughout the Program Guide will help you determine what classes are eligible for a scholarship renewal credit. Find out more about Kroc scholarships on page 5.

Index

Programs by Age Ages 0-4 years

Page

Date Night...................................................... 7 Kid N’ Me Fitness.......................................... 17 Parent & Child Swim Lessons........................ 12 Preschool Connection................................... 20 Preschool Tap & Ballet................................... 27 Sundae Sunday............................................. 10 Tiny Rockers & Rock ‘N’ Rollers..................... 20 Tiny Tots & Tot Time...................................... 20

Ages 5-10 years Athletic Development For Youth................... 17 Breakdancing................................................ 27 Club 7–10....................................................... 6 K-Rock Kids Climbers.................................... 18 School’s Out Day Camp................................... 7 Swim Lessons................................................ 12 Youth Art Workshops.................................... 25 Youth Jazz.................................................... 27 Youth Soccer League.................................... 17

Ages 11 and up A Healthy & Fit Lifestyle................................ 16 Acoustic Guitar I & II..................................... 28 Bible 101...................................................... 22 Corps Cadets................................................ 10 Creative Acrylics............................................ 25 Homework Help............................................ 20 How To Handle Emotional Conversations...... 23 How To Study The Bible................................ 10 HS Youth Fitness Swim.................................. 14 i2i: Learn the Truth........................................ 22 Indoor Bike Challenge................................... 19 Indoor Marathon Challenge.......................... 19 Kroc Church Membership............................. 10 K-Rock ‘N Roll Climbers................................ 18 Kroc Tutoring................................................ 20 Learn To Fence & Fencing Club..................... 18 Mexican Train Game Night............................ 24 Mobius Science Show................................... 21 MS Youth Fitness Swim................................. 14

Ages 11 and up (cont.) Plan For Your Future: Youth.......................... 22 Prayer........................................................... 22 Press On....................................................... 21 Saved To Serve.............................................. 10 Team Weight Loss Challenge......................... 19 The Connection............................................ 10 Wonderful Watercolors................................. 25 Youth Basketball Skills Workshop.................. 17 Youth TRX® Training...................................... 17 Youth Volleyball Skills Workshop................... 17

Ages 15 and up Adult Beginner Swim Lessons........................ 14 Adult Water Polo.......................................... 14 Awareness Through Movement..................... 18 Common Cents............................................ 22 Community CPR........................................... 24 Country Line Dancing................................... 27 Depression or Just the Blues?........................ 23 Grief Release Workshops.............................. 23 Continued on the next page.

community assistance

Because of Joan Kroc’s Gift and membership fees, The Kroc Center is able to provide a state-of-the-art facility and enriching programs. It is through the generous efforts of donors and sponsors

youth leadership training

that we are able to make a long-lasting impact by meeting the needs of our community and providing exposure to new opportunities.

aquatics Building & Facility expenses

conference & event venue

arts & culture

afterschool programs

community education

youth camps

fitness & recreation

Joan Kroc’s Gift, Memberships, and Rental Fees

With Joan Kroc’s Gift, memberships, and rental fees, The Kroc Center is able to provide a state-of-the-art facility and programming to our local community.

camp & program scholarships

community outreach increases with donations

Help Us Make a Lasting Impact in our Community.

Maximum Community Impact

membership scholarships for all ages spiritual & social outreach

Donations & Sponsorships Donations and sponsorships help make The Kroc Center accessible to everyone, providing long-lasting impact in Kootenai County.

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Index

Programs by Age (cont.)

Drop-in Options to Choose from.

Ages 15 and up (cont.)

Ages 18 and up

Handmade Christmas Cards.......................... 26 How to Live Healthy on $3/day..................... 23 Intro to Rock Climbing.................................. 18 Kroc Fit Elite.................................................. 17 Kroc Lead Climbing Certification................... 18 Learn to Knit & Crochet................................ 26 Lifeguarding................................................. 15 Maintaining a Healthy Weight....................... 23 Maximize Your Fat Loss................................. 16 Men’s Breakfast............................................ 10 Open Ballroom Dancing................................ 27 Overcoming Depression................................ 23 Parenting in the Real World.......................... 22 Scrapbook Club............................................ 26 Tri Endurance................................................ 11 Tri Swim Smart.............................................. 11

Adult Fitness Swim........................................ 14 Chapel............................................................ 9 Chili Cook-off & Monday Night Football Party........................................ 26 Community Groups........................................ 9 CPR Pro........................................................ 24 Family Pumpkin Carving................................ 26 Intro to Acrylics............................................. 26 Intro to Home Recording............................... 28 Intro to Live Sound........................................ 28 Intro to Outdoor Photography: Capturing the Colors of Fall Fest.................................. 26 Living Well in Idaho....................................... 23 Masters Adult Swim Team............................. 15 Mixed Media: Advanced............................... 26 Mommy Boot Camp..................................... 17 Plan For Your Future: Adults.......................... 22

TRX® Training............................................ 17 Understanding Pain................................... 23 Water For Lunch....................................... 14 Water Safety Instructor............................. 15

Pick-up a Drop-in guide at the front desk or download one online at kroccda.org.

Aquatics classes Aqua Sculpt, Aqua Blast, Arthritis Aqua Fit, Arthritis Gentle Aerobics, Aqua Zumba®, Deep Water Cardio, Deep Water Running, Hydro-maniacs, River Walk Class, Extreme Noodles & Wave Runners.

Fitness classes Basketball, Boot Camp, Extra Gentle Stretch and Tone, Group Fit, Group Strength, Indoor Cycling, Kids N’ Me Stretch and Tone, NIA, Pickleball, Pilates, Shake & Tone, Soccer, Stretch & Tone, T.A.G., Turbo Kick®, Volleyball, Zumba®, Zumba® Gold & Zumba® Toning.

Flex Fee classes

Women’s Bible Study...................................... 9

Masters Adult Swim Team & Water For Lunch

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Age Quick Reference

The Kroc Center:

A great place to grow.

This chart represents facility age policies. Our number one priority is safety of all our members. All age limitations are designed and enforced with this thought in mind.

kroc activity

0-6 yrs

7-10 11-12 13-14 15-17 yrs yrs yrs yrs

Play Care With Adult On-Site Cove Pool With Adult Supervision In Water Indoor Playground With Adult Supervision Rock Climbing With Adult Supervision/Waiver on File Walk/Jog Track With Supervision (15+) The Zone and Gym With Supervision (15+) Competition Pool With Adult On-Deck Cove Pool With Supervision On-Deck (15+) 7-10 Play Care With Adult On-Site Competition Pool Rec Swim Without Adult With Deep Water Swim Test Check-In Without Adult The Zone Without Adult Gym Without Adult Cove Pool Rec Swim Without Adult Walk/Jog Track Without Adult Rock Climb Without Adult/Waiver on File Competition Pool Lap Swim Without Adult Group Exercise Class With Adult Open Aqua/Open River With Adult Fitness Machines With Smart Start Class Fitness Machines and Free Weights With Adult Belay Certification/Waiver on File Fitness Machines and Free Weights Without Adult Group Exercise Class Without Adult Open Aqua/Open River Without Adult

Code of Conduct & Discipline Policy In order to facilitate positive life experiences while at The Kroc Center, mutual respect between members, guests, and staff is required at all times. Failure to observe these policies will result in disciplinary action and/or termination of membership privileges. Center personnel have the right to refuse service to anyone deemed disruptive or abusive. The Kroc Center reserves the right to conduct background checks on all members and day pass users. 1 | C hildren under the age of 11 must be accompanied in The Kroc Center. See age chart to left for more information. 2 | R efrain from the use of foul language, abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior. 3 | L ost membership cards must be reported and replaced within 30 days. There is a $5 fee to replace a membership card. 4 | No one under the age of 13 is allowed in the Fitness Area unless participating in a Kroc Center program or class. Members 13â&#x20AC;&#x201C;14 may use the Fitness Area after successfully passing the Smart Start for Teens program or with a participating adult. 5 | C lothing including shirt and shoes must be worn in all areas outside of pools and sun deck. No swimwear or wet clothing is allowed outside of aquatic areas. Proper workout attire is required in fitness area (no street shoes or jeans.) Any clothing, including logos or messages on apparel, must be acceptable in a family setting. 6 | B icycles, roller blades, skateboards, scooters or pets (excluding service animals) will not be allowed inside the facility. 7 | A lcohol and/or drugs are not allowed anywhere on the premises. 8 | S moking and/or use of any type of smokeless tobacco products are prohibited in the facility or on facility grounds. 9 | W eapons of any kind are not permitted on the premises. 10 | W ith exceptions to special dietary restrictions, outside food is not allowed at The Salvation Army Kroc Center. 11 | T he Kroc Center reserves the right to terminate membership in response to any immoral or illegal activity by a member.

The Kroc Center considers a parent/guardian or anyone 18 or older an adult, when supervising children.

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Drop-in Options to choose from. Pick-up a Drop-in Fitness Schedule at the front desk or download one at www.kroccda.org.

Something’s always happening at The Kroc! Find out about upcoming events, classes and programs at kroccda.org/calendar.html

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