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FALL 2017

Inside this issue! programs for children, teens, adults & older adults

Afterschool & Preschool Programs | scholarship details inside

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ROO SEVELT COMMU NI TY C E NTE R 901 East Santa Clara Street | (408) 794-7555

Fall Registration begins

SATURDAY JULY 22, 2017

Three Easy Ways to Register

1. Visit us online at www.sanjoseca.gov/PRNS 2. Walk into your local Community Center as seen below. 3. Mail or fax your local Community Center.

C o mmu ni ty Center & Ci ty F ac i l i ty Loc a t i o n s A lma C o mmunity Cent er

Al m ad en Commun ity Center

B asc om Comm u n i t y C e n t e r

B e r r y e s sa Communi t y C ent er

C am den Commun ity Center

Cypress Community & Senior Center

Emma Prusch Farm Park Center

Everg r een Commun ity Center

Gar dner Comm u n i t y C e n t e r

Gra c e Co mmunity C ent er

Hank Lopez Community Center

M ayf air Comm u n i t y C e n t e r

Bus Line: 22, 64, 72, 73 & 300 | Therapeutic Rec

1694 Adrian Way 95122 (408) 794-1630 | FAX: (408) 923-5215 Bus Line: 70 | District 5

Mil l b r o o k Co mmun i t y C ent er

Roose v elt Commu nity Cen ter

Seven Trees Community Center

Southside Community & Senior Center 5585 Cottle Road 95123 (408) 629-3336 | FAX: (408) 365-7135 Bus Line: 27 & 68 | District 2

Willow Glen Community & Senior Center

M ain P R N S Of f i c e

136 West Alma Avenue 95110 (408) 794-6289 | FAX: (408) 294-0478 Bus Line: 82 | District 7 3050 Berryessa Road 95132 (408) 251-6392 | FAX: (408) 251-7687 Bus Line: 62 | District 4

647 South King Road 95122 (408) 794-6262 | FAX: (408) 926-9181 Bus Line: 22, 25 & 77 | Agricultural Heritage 484 East San Fernando Street 95112 (408) 293-0422 | FAX: (408) 277-2474

3200 Millbrook Drive (408) 274-1343 Bus Line: 30 & 31 | District 8

6445 Camden Avenue 95120 (408) 268-1133 | FAX: (408) 997-1222 Bus Line: 63 | District 10

3369 Union Avenue 95124 (408) 559-8553 | FAX: (408) 559-1203 Bus Line: 27 & 62 | District 9 4860 San Felipe Road 95132 (408) 270-2220 | FAX: (408) 223-6063 Bus Line: 31 | District 8

901 East Santa Clara Street 95116 (408) 794-7555 | FAX: (408) 294-7981 Bus Line: 22 & 64 | District 3

2175 Lincoln Avenue 95125 (408) 448-6400 | FAX: (408) 978-8291 Bus Line: 26 & 64 | District 6

Building Community Through Fun

1000 South Bascom Avenue 95128 (408) 794-6289 | FAX: (408) 280-5030 Bus Line: 62 | District 6 403 Cypress Avenue 95117 (408) 244-1353 | FAX: (408) 249-9460 Bus Line: 23 | District 1

520 West Virginia Street 95125 (408) 277-2474 | FAX: (408) 277-4640 Bus Line: 64 & Light Rail | District 6 2039 Kammerer Avenue 95116 (408) 794-1060 | FAX: (408) 347-9732 Bus Line: 22 & 77 | District 5 3590 Cas Drive 95111 (408) 794-1690 | FAX: (408) 972-2175 Bus Line: 82 | District 7 200 East Santa Clara Street 95113 (408) 535-3570 | FAX: (408) 292-6299 Downtown San Jose

FALL 2017– GENERAL INFO R O O S E V E LT C O M M U N I T Y CENTER HOURS

TA B L E O F C O N T E N TS

Monday–Thursday | 6 AM–8 PM Friday | 6 AM–6 PM Saturday 9 AM–1 PM

Upcoming Programs

San Jose Preschool Programs

Programs for Little Hands

Sports

Music Classes

Phone

(408) 794-7555

Dance & Music Classes

Fax

(408) 294-7984

Youth Center

Fall Recess Camp

Active Adults (50+)

Citywide Fitness

Fitness Classes

Rental Information

Registration Policy

Registration Form

STA F F

C O N TAC T S

SCHOLARSHIPS Did you know that PRNS offers a variety of scholarship opportunities to those individuals and families in need? Whetheryou are looking for a preschool program, after schoolprogram, youth enrichment class, summer camp, adults class, or therapeutic program, PRNS is committed to providing access to our recreation programs. The scholarship application is available to download at sanjoseca.gov/scholarships or you can inquire at your local community center.

Philip Solis

Supervisor

Stella Gutierrez

Senior Programs

Rhonda Vargas

Leisure Programs & SJ Rec Preschool

Fall 2017 Registration Begins

SJ Sports Arena & Teen Center

Winter Wonderland

Carina Orozco Teresa Guillen

Fitness Center & Camps

Melissa Dominguez

Rental & Volunteer Coordinator

SAV E T H E DAT E ! July 22, 2017

December 16, 2017

UPCOMING PROGRAMS | 3 San Jose Preschool Programs

Little Learner for 3–4 years old Children will be introduced to socialization, positive self-esteem, following directions and simple learning concepts. Kinder Prep for 4—5 years old This class

prepares your child for kindergarten with age-appropriate activities, learning concepts, socialization skills and fun.

For more info, Call Rhonda at 408-794-7532.

Programs for Little Hands Music for Preschools

Piano Beethoven for 4 –5 years old

Basketball Classes for Preschoolers Baby & Me Art Class

Parent & Child 18—36 months

Parent & Me for 2—3.5 years old First Shots for 3.5—5 years old

Busy Bees

Parent & Child for 2—3 years old

Dance & Gymnastic Classes

Tap & Ballet for 3—6 years old This Ballet/Tap class will introduce dancers to basic movements and teach children to use their body as a rhythmic instrument.

Dance Sensation for 7—12 years old A fun beginning dance class where students will learn Ballet warm ups, Jazz/ Hip Hop dance and Tap steps!

Mini Gym Stars for 3—6 years old A great beginner gymnastic class teaching basic gymnastic skills, including movement exploration, balance, and coortidination, and at the same time teaching agility and improving motor skills.

Gym Stars for 7—12 years old Learn cartwheels, handstands, rolls, round

offs, and much, much more! Parents are allowed to stay for the first day of class and are encouraged to a end the last class for a great recital.

Music Classes for All Ages Drums for 8–Adults | Guitar for 6–Adults | Piano for 4–14 y/o Karate (Kenpo) Level 1

Learn a beginning form of martial arts that promotes respect, self esteem, leadership and selfconfidence. This class teaches the techniques of kicking, punching, blocking, striking and self-defense.

Karate Classes

Karate (Kenpo) Level 2

This is a continuation of the Level 1 class. Students will learn an intermediate form of martial arts which promotes respect, self-esteem, leadership and self-confidence.

4 | PRESCHOOL Little Learners Children will be introduced

to socialization, positive self-esteem, following directions and simple learning concepts. Children will work on hand eye coordination, motor skills, and gain independence through the use of circle time, music, songs, stories, play and arts and crafts. Food will be provided for cooking activities and may be provided for special events. Children must be fully potty trained before the start of class. Requirements for parent attendance, volunteers, snacks, etc. varies by center.

Kinder Prep

No class for either class on the following dates:

This class prepares your child for kindergarten with age-appropriate activities, learning concepts, socialization skills and fun. Your child will gain a basic understanding of shapes, colors and pre-phonics and literacy building (i.e. identifying letter sounds, and writing the alphabet and simple words), as well as number recognition, and counting up to 30. The goal is to have fun, participate and learn. Children must be fully potty trained before the start of class. Requirements for parent attendance, volunteers, snacks, etc. varies by center.

September 7

October 12

November 11

November 25–27

December 21–January 1 (Winter Closure)

Fees will be Prorated after first month. Ask about Scholarship Program!

January 4

January 18

February 15

March 31

April 1

May 23

Course#

Time

Date

Day

Age

# of Mtgs

Res Scholarship

Res

Non Res

234.5.0311

9:15 AM–12:15 PM

8/22/16— 6/2/17

M,W,F

3–4

107

$1593/Annual $177/Month

$2304/annual $256/month

$2308/annual $260/month

234.5.0312

9:15 AM–12:15 PM

8/23/16— 6/1/17

T & TH

3–4

$1323/annual $147/month

$1908/annual $212/month

$1912/annual $216/month

234.5.0313

1:00 PM–4:00 PM

8/22/16— 6/2/17

M,W,F

3–4

107

$1593/Annual $177/Month

$2304/annual $256/month

$2308/annual $260/month

234.5.0314

1:00 PM–4:00 PM

8/23/16— 6/1/17

T & TH

3–4

$1323/annual $147/month

$1908/annual $212/month

$1912/annual $216/month

234.5.0321

9:00 AM–12:00 PM

8/22/16— 6/2/17

M,W,F

4–5

107

$1593/Annual $177/Month

$2304/annual $256/month

$2308/annual $260/month

234.5.0322

9:00 AM–12:00 PM

8/23/16— 6/1/17

T & TH

4–5

$1323/annual $147/month

$1908/annual $212/month

$1912/annual $216/month

234.5.0323

1:00 PM–4:00 PM

8/22/16— 6/2/17

M,W,F

4–5

107

$1593/Annual $177/Month

$2304/annual $256/month

$2308/annual $260/month

234.5.0324

1:00 PM–4:00 PM

8/23/16— 6/1/17

T & TH

4–5

$1323/annual $147/month

$1908/annual $212/month

$1912/annual $216/month

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PROGRAMS FOR LITTLE HANDS | 5 Baby & Me Art Class You may not know it, but

you may have the next Oscar-Claude Monet. Come and learn what your little one can create. Best of all you can do it together and make a different guided project each week. A parent and child hands on art class. Time for both child and parent to get a little dirty and explore art projects together.

Busy Bees Buzz Buzz! If you are looking for

a program for your 2 to 3 years old we have a program for you. This is program that is been designed to meet that social, cognitive and recreational needs of the youngest member of our community. Activities include: social play, art, story telling, singing, and group games. Parent must a end with registered child for first class then we will work on leaving your child for an hour.

Piano Beethoven Beginners Come learn

piano with Beethoven Bear and Mozart Mouse! Students will learn music theory and piano basics in a fun and positive environment. Access to piano/ keyboard at home is essential. Parent or guardian must a end with child.

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Res Scholarship as low as

Res

Non Res

Course#

Class

Time

Date

Day

Age

# of Mtgs

234.2.0101

Baby & Me Art

10:00 AM–11:00 AM

9/21–10/26

Thur

1.8–3

$22.50

$90

$94

234.2.0102

Baby & Me Holiday Art

10:00 AM–11:00 AM

11/9–12/21

Thur

1.8–3

$22.50

$90

$94

234.2.0401

Busy Bees

9:30 AM–11:00 AM

9/19–11/21

Tue

2–3

$53.75

$215

$219

234.2.0630

Piano Beethoven Beginners

9:15 AM–10:00 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

4–5

$25.00

$100

$104

6 | SPORTS Mini Gym Stars A great beginner gymnastic class teaching basic

gymnastic skills, including movement exploration, balance, and coordination, and at the same time teaching agility and improving motor skills. Parents are allowed to stay for the first 10 minutes on the first day of class and are encouraged to a end the last class for a great recital. NO CLASS ON TUESDAY, OCT. 31

Gym Stars

Be a gymnastic star! Learn cartwheels, handstands, rolls, round offs, and much, much more! Parents are allowed to stay for the first day of class and are encouraged to a end the last class for a great recital. NO CLASS ON TUESDAY, OCT. 31

Karate (Kenpo) Level 1

Learn a beginning form of martial arts that promotes respect, self esteem, leadership and self-confidence. This class teaches the techniques of kicking, punching, blocking, striking and self-defense. Karate uniforms are not required, but are available through the instructor. Classes are taught by highlyqualified instructors with 2nd-5th degree Black Belts. Students are required to take our Karate Kenpo Level 1 class before registering for our Level 2/3 class.

Karate (Kenpo) Level 2

This is a continuation of the Level 1 class. Students will learn an intermediate form of martial arts which promotes respect, selfesteem, leadership and self-confidence. This class continues teaching the techniques of kicking, punching, blocking, striking and self-defense while adding elbow & knee strikes, multiple combinations, intermediate forms and intermediate self-defense techniques. Karate uniforms not required, but are available through the instructor. Classes are taught by highly-qualified instructors with 2nd-5th degree Black Belts. Students are required to take our Karate Kenpo Level 1 class before registering for this Level 2/3 class.

Parents & Me Basketball

This parent-child class develops motor skills and coordination pertinent to the game of basketball. Repetition permits children to build their confidence and esteem. Activities include organized games that help children to develop skills and learn to follow directions. NO CLASS ON SATURDAY, OCT. 7

First Shots Basketball Discover the fundamentals of basketball in a fun

recreational environment. Preschool class include age appropriate activities and emphasize basketball skills such as shooting, dribbling, and passing. Fun games will be played in each class, please be sure your child wears proper sport clothes and shoes (no boots or open toed shoes) and bring a water bottle, seasonal fruit to be eaten at the end of the class, and a small towel. NO CLASS ON SATURDAY, OCT. 7 Res Scholarship as low as

Res

Non Res

Course#

Class

Time

Date

Day(s)

Age

# of Mtgs

234.2.0802

Mini Gym Stars

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

9/26–11/21

Tues

3–6

$25.50

$102

$106

234.2.0803

Gym Stars

6:00 PM–6:45 PM

9/26–11/21

Tues

7–12

$25.50

$102

$106

234.2.0821

Karate Level 1

5:00 PM–5:50 PM

9/27–11/15

Wed

5–13

$23.75

$95

$99

6:00 PM–6:50 PM

9/27–11/15

Wed

6–13

$23.75

$95

$99

234.2.0823 Karate Level 2+ 234.2.0831

Basketball: Parent & Me

9:30 AM–9:55 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

2–3.5

$19.50

$78

$82

234.2.0832

Basketball: First Shots

10:00 AM–10:35 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

3.5–5

$22.00

$88

$92

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MUSIC CLASSES | 7 Guitar– Beginner Level 1 Carlos Santana, Jimi Hendrix, and Eddie Van Halen all started here, at the beginning. Here is Guitar Beginner, the primary focus is learning the guitar basics. Material covered will include reading chord diagrams, chord charts, charts, and playing scales and melodies. Come aspire to greatness with us! No experience necessary! Bring your own pick! Guitar– Beginner Level 2 Beginner Level 2 you will learn more chords ge ng you ready for intermediate class. Material covered will include reading chord diagrams, chord charts, charts, playing scales, melodies, and simple composers to play in a duets. Must have taken Beginner Level 1. Bring your own pick! Guitar– Intermediate Whether your aspiring to be the next Carlos Santana or Jimi Hendrix, come and progress your aspira ons to greatness with Guitar— Intermediate. Experienced guitar players will learn to sight read and perform work from a variety of periods and composers in duets, trios or quartets. Designed for continuing/experienced students. Must have taken Beginner Level 2. Bring your own guitar/pick to class.

Piano Beethoven Beginners Come learn piano with Beethoven Bear and Mozart Mouse! Students will learn music theory and piano basics in a fun and positive environment. Access to piano/keyboard at home is essential. Parent or guardian must a end with child. Piano Keyboard Beginner Discover the key to your child’s

future success. Studies show that children who are introduced to music have an IQ jump of 3 points in the rst six months! Learning to play the piano is a great way to introduce a child to this world. Class starts with basic piano skills and music reading. Giving your child the opportunity to take piano lessons allows them to learn and share a much cherished talent. Keyboards and materials are provided. Bring a set of headphones with a 1/4” adapter for use in class.

Guitars are available to play at Roosevelt Community Center– We have small group guitar lessons.

Piano Keyboard Continuing A continutation class for student

who have completed our beginners course. Students will be instructed on good practice skills, note reading, rhythm, theory, technique, and performance. Access to piano/keyboard at home is essential for progress. Bring a set of headphones with a 1/4” adapter for use in class. Res Scholarship as low as

Res

Non Res

Course#

Class

Time

Date

Day

Age

# of Mtgs

234.2.0610

Guitar– Beg Level 1

9:00 AM–9:45 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

6–8

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0611

Guitar– Beg Level 2

9:00 AM–9:45 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

8–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0612

Guitar– Beg Level 1

10:00 AM–10:45 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

9–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0613

Guitar– Interm

10:00 AM–10:45 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

8–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0615

Guitar– Beg Level 1

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

9/27–11/1

Wed

8–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0616

Guitar– Beg Level 2

6:00 PM–6:45 PM

9/27–11/1

Wed

8–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0618

Guitar– Interm

7:00 PM–7:45 PM

9/27–11/1

Wed

12+

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0630

Piano Beethoven

9:15 AM–10:00 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

4–5

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0631

Piano Beg

10:15 AM–11:00 AM

9/23–11/4

Sat

6–8

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0632

Piano Beg

11:15 AM–12:00 PM

9/23–11/4

Sat

9–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0633

Piano Beg

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

9/25–11/6

Mon

6–14

$25

$100

$104

234.2.0634

Piano Cont

6:00 PM–6:45 PM

9/25–11/6

Mon

6–14

$25

$100

$104

8 | DANCE & MUSIC CLASSES Tap & Ballet Have your dancer plié and glissade

into class! This Ballet/Tap class will introduce dancers to basic movements and teach children to use their body as a rhythmic instrument. All dancers will show off their intricate routines for parnts at a final class production. Tap shoes are optional. Children can wear comfortable clothing. Parents can stay for the first ten minutes of the class.

Dance Sensation A fun beginning dance class

where students will learn Ballet warm ups, Jazz/Hip Hop dance and Tap steps! Parents are allowed to stay for the first 10 minutes on the first day of class and are encouraged to a end the last class for a great recital.

Future Rockstars 101–Drums Edition

Does your child have too much cool to contain? Our Future Rock Star—Drum s Edi on will teach your future ce- lebrity basic drum beats, introduc on to music notes and develop coordina on and rhythm, while having fun in a safe and learning environment. Best of all—out of your earshot! NO CLASS ON MONDAY, OCT. 9 Res Scholarship as low as

Res

Non Res

Course#

Class

Time

Date

Day

Age

# of Mtgs

234.2.0201

Tap & Ballet

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

9/27–11/15

Wed

$25.50

$102

$106

234.2.0203

Dance Sensation

6:00 PM–6:45 PM

9/27–11/15

Wed

$25.50

$102

$106

234.2.0641

Drums

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

9/25–11/6

Mon

8–10

$25.00

$100

$104

234.2.0642

Drums

6:00 PM–6:45 PM

9/25–11/6

Mon

10+

$25.00

$100

$104

Did you know that PRNS offers a variety of scholarship opportunities to those individuals and families in need? Whether you are looking for a preschool program, after school program, youth enrichment class, summer camp, adult class, or therapeutic program, PRNS is committed to providing access to our recreation programs.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The scholarship application is available to download at sanjoseca.gov/scholarships or you can inquire at your local Community Center.

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YOUTH CENTER | 9

HOURS Mâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;Th 3PM-7PM Fri 3PM-6PM

ROOSEVELT YOUTH CENTER For Grades 6th to 12th

Homework Assistance Clubs & Recreation Sports Leagues College Visits Resume Help Field Trips Gamer Lounge Computer Access For more info, contact Carina Orozco at: (408) 794-7555 | Carina.Orozco@SanJoseCA.gov Register at any Community Center or Online at www.sanjoseca.gov/PRNS | Registeration Begins July 22nd | Page 9

10 | FALL RECESS CAMP

FALL RECESS CAMP Your child will participate in an unforgettable week of fun games, sports, created cool art and crafts projects, and embark on a field trip. Activities incorporate educational features disguised in fun and entertaining activities and projects. Price includes a low leader to child ratio of 1:10, Field Trip, skill building, new friendships, disguised learning and much more! CAMPER NEED TO BRING THEIR OWN LUNCH AND WATER. Course#

Activity

Time

Date

Day

Age

# of Mtgs

Res Scholarship

Program Fee

234.2.1002

Camp

8:00 AM –3:00 PM

10/2—10/6

M–F

5–12

$40

$147

234.2.1003

PM Care

3:00 PM –6:00 PM

10/2—10/6

M–F

5–12

$18.75

$63

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ACTIVE ADULTS (+50) | 11

Ping Pong

Table tennis is the most popular racket sport in the world! Join up at your local community center and play with other table tennis enthusiasts. This is a great group that enjoys competition, fitness, and fun! Course#

Date

237.2.1960

9/7—9/28

237.2.1961

10/5—10/26

237.2.1962

11/2—11/30

Time

2:00 PM– 4:00 PM

Day

Age

50+

M / NM Cost

$5 / $13

Chinese Karaoke

Be a star and sing your heart out! Participants are welcomed to come and listen—no singing experience required. Karaoke singers must provide their own Karaoke CDs. The center provides the sound system & microphone. Beginners are welcome! Course#

Date

237.2.1956

9/7—9/28

237.2.1958

10/5—10/26

237.2.1959

11/2—11/30

Time

1:00 PM– 3:00 PM

Day

Age

50+

M / NM Cost

$5 / $13

Line Dancing

Come find out how much fun it is to Line Dance. Lessons are easy and provide great exercise. You do not need a partner or any experience to dance. You will learn classic and popular line dances. Dance shoes needed. Course#

Date

237.2.1985

9/6—9/28

237.2.1986

10/4—10/26

237.2.1987

11/2—11/30

Time

Day

Age

M / NM Cost

10:30 AM– 12:00 PM

50+

$5 / $13

Chinese Folk Dance

It is never too late to learn Chinese Folk Dance. This group is led by an experienced professional volunteer instructor. You will learn various Chinese Folk Dances and have opportunities to perform in community centers. Anyone can join regardless of your dance experience. Get in shape while learning about Chinese culture & making new friends. Course#

Date

237.2.1949

9/1—9/29

237.2.1950

10/2—10/31

237.2.1951

11/1—11/30

Time

Day

Age

M / NM Cost

9:00 AM– 4:00 PM

M-F

50+

$20 / $28

12 | CITYWIDE FITNESS

FITNESS CENTER

MEMBERSHIP i n c l u d e s u s a g e o f F i t n ess M achi n es & F r ee Wei ght s

Annual Fees Adult (18-49) Senior (50+) Youth (14-17) Disabled

Monthly Fees

$260

Adult (18-49)

$150

Senior (50+) Youth (14-17) Disabled

$25.99

$20

Drop-In Fees Adult (18-49)

$5.50

Youth (14-17)

$2.75

Senior (50+)

$2.75

Sign up today! Contact one of these community centers listed below to learn more about the City of San Jose Fitness Centers, or visit us online at www.sanjose.gov/prns. Fitness Center Hours Monday–Thursday 6AM–8PM

B a s com Commu n ity C en ter

Mayf air Co mmu n ity Ce n te r

1000 S. Bascom Avenue | (408) 794-6289

2039 Kammerer Avenue | (408) 794-1060

Friday 6AM–6PM

Alm a de n Commu n it y C en ter

Ro o sevelt C o mmu n it y Ce n te r

6445 Camden Avenue | (408) 268-1133

901 E. Santa Clara Street | (408) 794-7555

Ca m de n Commu n ity C en ter

Seven Trees Co mmu n i ty Ce n te r

3369 Union Avenue | (408) 559-8553

3590 Cas Drive | (408) 794-1960

Saturday 9AM–1PM Sunday & Holidays CLOSED

Schedule & hours are subject to change. Participants must be at least 14 years old to participate in drop-in sports & fitness programs. Check Policies & Procedures prior to participation. We observe all City holidays. To request an accommodation for City-sponsored events or an alternative format for printed materials, please contact the Bascom Community Center at (408) 794-6289 as soon as possible, but at least three business days before the event.

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FITNESS CLASSES | 13

Yoga This class will increase your strength, flexibility, inner balance, and vitality. This class

focuses on relieving tension in proper alignment to enhance energy flow and posture. All levels are welcome. Wear loose clothing and bare feet. Mats are provided. Course#

Class

234.2.0521 234.2.0523

Yoga

234.2.0524

Time

Date

Day(s)

Age

# of Mtgs

10:00 AM–10:45 PM

9/30—10/28

Sat

16+

10:30 AM–11:30 AM

11/9—12/14

Thur

16+

10:30 AM–11:45 AM

11/11—12/16

Sat

16+

Roosevelt Fitness Center Equipment

Res

Non Res

$47

$51

Fitness Center Hours Monday–Thursday 6AM–8PM Friday 6AM–6PM

Steppers

Bikes

Treadmills

Ellipticals

Free & Stationary Weights

Saturday 9AM–1PM

Scholarship Program Available! Did you know that PRNS offers a variety of scholarship opportunities to those individuals and families in need? Whetheryou are looking for a preschool program, after schoolprogram, youth enrichment class, summer camp, adults class, or therapeutic program, PRNS is committed to providing access to our recreation programs. The scholarship application is available to download at sanjoseca.gov/scholarships or you can inquire at your local community center. To request an accommodation for city-sponsored events or an alternative format for print materials, please contact Philip Solis at (408) 795-7555 or (800) 735-2922 (TTY) as soon as possible, but at least three business days before the event. Register at any Community Center or Online at www.sanjoseca.gov/PRNS | Registeration Begins July 22nd | Page 13

14 | RENTAL INFORMATION Facility Reservation Fees

Fees subject to change at the discretion of Director of PRNS

Peak Hours Hours: Friday 4 PM– Sunday Midnight

Non-Peak Hours Hours: Operating Hours Monday– Thursday & Friday until 4 PM

2 Hour Minimum for Rentals

Basic Hourly Rate

Discounted Hourly Rate*

Basic Hourly Rate

Discounted Hourly Rate*

Non-Refundable Application Fee

$60

$40

$60

$40

Room Capacity Under 50

$62 per hour

$31 per hour

$47 per hour

$11 per hour

Room Capacity 50–150

$134 per hour

$52 per hour

$78 per hour

$21 per hour

$155 per hour

$62 per hour

$134 per hour

$31 per hour

Room Capacity 151+

Fee will not be collected until an appointment has been made by the Faculty Coodinator

Lobby (Flat Fee)

$150

Warming Kitchen (Flat Fee)

$100

*Valid proof of non-profit status is required for Discounted Rate.

Cleaning & Damage Deposit (per application) Room Capacity under 50

$50

Room Capcity 50–150

$250

Room Capacity 151+/Gym

$500

Note: Groups that intend to serve alcohol will pay an additional deposit of $500 per application.

Exceeding Time Limit A fee of two (2) times your hourly rate or $25 per hour (whichever is greater) for each hour or fraction of an hour used. All exceeded time will be charge in one (1) hour increments.

Additional Fees Facility Attendant: All rentals require a minimum of one (1) staff member.

$25/hr per staff

San José Police Officer(s): A minimum of one (1) officer may be required for your event. Two (2) officers are required if alcohol is being served. Note: A seperate invoice/bill will be created by the Secondary Employment Unit to pay for the officers.

$55/hr per officer (minimum of 3 hours)

Security Guard(s)

$28/hr per staff (minimum of 4 hours)

General Equipment: TV & VCR/DVD; Build-In Movie Screen, LCD Projector, Sound System

See Center for Daily Fees

Special Cleaning

$166 flat rate

To reserve the facility, please follow the instructions below: 1. Call (408) 794-7555 or email to schedule an appoitment with the Rental Coordinator Melissa Dominguez at melissa.dominguez@sanjoseca.gov 2. Provide proof of non-profit status. 3. Complete application, sign reservation policy, & pay 50% of estimated fees, including the non-refundable application fee. *Fees will not be collected until an appointment has been made by the Rental Coordinator. Page 14 | Scholarship program avaialble! Please call (408) 794-7555 or come into Roosevelt | Se habla español

REGISTRATION POLICY | 15 Please consider the following policies and requirements before registering for a San Jose Recreation Preschool Class: • Requirements for parent participation, volunteer, snack, etc. varies by center. • Teacher to child ratio is 1:10 or better. • Participants must be toilet trained by first day of program • Non-registered children are not allowed in the class at any time. Please make arrangements for siblings on your participation day. • A birth certicifate may be requested for age confirmation. • The City of San Jose, Department of Parks, Recreation, and Neighborhood Services provide recreational programs ONLY and not licensed childcare. • After reaching the class capacity, your child can be put on a waitlist. If a spot becomes available at any San Jose Recreation Preschool Center, you will recieve a call and be given the option to enroll at that center or to stay on the waiting list. • Monthly payment plan is available, with auto-pay on the 20th of each month. A valid credit card must be on file for auto-pay option. (Kinder Prep & Learners only)

SAN JOSE RECREATION PRESCHOOL Discover â&#x2122;Ś Learn â&#x2122;Ś Play

KINDERPREP This class prepares your child for kindergarten with ageappropriate activities, learning concepts, socialization skills and fun. Your child will gain a basic understanding of shapes, colors, pre-phonics, literacy building. The goal is to have fun, participate and learn.

LITTLE LEARNERS Children will be introduced to socialization, positive self-esteem, following directions and simple learning concepts. Children will work on hand eye coordination, motor skills, while gaining independence through the use of circle time, music, songs, stories, play, arts and crafts.

Not Licensed Childcare

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!

R.O.C.K. AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM

Not Licensed Childcare • • • • •

preschool programs after school programs youth enrichment classes adult classes therapeutic programs

Apply at your local community center or apply online* *Scholarships are awarded as funding is available. Completion of the scholarship application does not guarantee approval of a scholarship,

AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM OFFERS: A Safe and Nurturing Environment | Homework Assistance Recreational Activity | Science | Arts | Cultural Activities Register online at sjregistration.com

All Access Sports & Recreation Specialized Programs All Access Sports and Recreation (AASR) provides a wide range of programs for individuals of all ages with all ability levels, including those with ambulatory and cognitive disabilities, such as, power soccer, cooperative dances, play camps and group arts. For more information check out our website at http://www.sanjoseca.gov/therapeutics Inclusion: We welcome people of all abilities and all ages to participate in our programs! If you or your child has a disability, behavior concern, severe allergy, or other condition requiring accommodation, please let us know at the time of registration. Please register early to allow adequate time to process requests. Requests can take up to two weeks to process. Inclusion describes an approach wherein participants with special needs spend most or all of their time with people who are non-disabled peers.