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Letter from the President

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Mission Statement The mission of the Hoffman Estates Park District is to enhance the quality of life of our residents and guests by providing first class parks, facilities, programs, and services through environmentally and fiscally responsible management practices.

2009 is shaping up to be a great year at the Hoffman Estates Park District. We have many exciting programs, initiatives and events planned to make this year even better than last! We’d like to thank everyone who participated in our community-wide survey — your feedback is guiding us in the right direction to continually provide first class parks, facilities, programs and services.

Our Customer Service Pledge

The district is expanding our state-licensed and nationally accredited preschool program by opening a new full-day preschool child care center at the Community Center & Ice Arena! More information on this exciting new opportunity can be found on page 21.

And even though there is still snow on the ground, it’s not too early to start dreaming about the summer. You can purchase your season pass to Seascape Family Aquatic Center now and receive an early bird discount! And check out our summer planner — it’s filled with information on our summer camps and programs — everything you need to plan your summer of fun!

This is just a snapshot of the great things to come in 2009. Don’t forget to visit us online at www.heparks.org or better yet, send us an email address and start receiving bi-monthly updates on upcoming programs and events so you don’t miss a thing!

Our satisfaction guarantee is our promise to provide quality parks, facilities, recreation programs, and leisure services that meet the expectation of our customers. If you are not satisfied with any recreational program the Hoffman Estates Park District provides due to the quality of instruction, the child’s inability to adapt emotionally to the class, or the inappropriate skill level for the registered participant, a full refund will be processed. To determine that a class does not meet their satisfaction, participants must attend the first two class sessions, but request a refund and fill out all appropriate paperwork before the third class meeting. Refund request forms are available at the HEPD Community Center and Ice Arena, Willow Recreation Center, and Prairie Stone Sports & Wellness Center. No processing fee will apply to refunds issued under the satisfaction guarantee policy. If you are not satisfied, we would appreciate your comments, suggestions, or ideas for improvement. Please look for our customer comment cards at all district facilities. We appreciate hearing your positive comments, as well as your suggestions for improvement.

Our Community Commitment The Hoffman Estates Park District remains committed to providing the best recreation and leisure services to our community. With our "satisfaction guaranteed" pledge, residents and their guests can be assured that the Hoffman Estates Park District staff will work to not only meet expectations but surpass them.

Craig Bernacki, President Park Board of Commissioners

Hoffman Estates Park Board of Commissioners

Craig Bernacki President

Kaz Mohan Vice President

Ronald Greenberg Commissioner

Keith Evans Treasurer

Lollie Guiney Commissioner

Lili McGovern Assistant Secretary

Scott Triphahn Commissioner

Dean Bostrom Executive Director

The governing body of the park district is comprised of seven elected commissioners who represent the recreational needs of their community for four- year, unpaid terms. Park commissioners have the power to levy taxes within prescribed limits, establish or change park district policies, sign agreements, award contracts, and possess all of the powers similar to those of a board of directors for a public corporation. Park commissioners work as a board to interpret the park and recreation needs of the community, formulate short and long term plans, and inform the public of the purpose, worth, and extent of the district’s services, parks, and facilities.

Regular Board Meetings are held monthly at 7:00P at CCIA Building and Grounds Committee Recreation Committee Administration and Finance Full Board Meeting

1st Tuesday 2nd Tuesday 3rd Tuesday 4th Tuesday

Dates and times are subject to change. Please check our website for up to date information.

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Contents

Weather Hotline 847–285–5508 — Youth Baseball & Softball 847–285–5509 — Adult Athletics & Youth Soccer

Adult Leagues

If you would like to contact a staff member by email, please visit the staff directory on our website at www.heparks.org.

Athletics

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Banquets

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Programs and Recreation — 847–885–7500 Jason Hickman Superintendent of Recreation Alisa Kapusinski Program Mgr. — early childhood, preschool Jody Dodson Program Manager — dance, gymnastics, art Carolyn Ray Program Manager — day camp, STAR Dru Steinhoff Athletic Manager — soccer, adult leagues Ed Bjes Athletic Manager — youth baseball, softball, basketball Rica Cuff 50+ Coordinator

Before & After School

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Aquatics Art

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Community Center & Ice Arena

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Dance Early Childhood Facilities Fitness Classes

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Figure Skating

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Community Center & Ice Arena — 847–885–7500 Jeff Doschadis General Manager, Ice Arena 847–781–3632 Randy Jordan Assistant GM, Ice Arena, Hockey Manager 847–285–5501 Natalie Cherry Figure Skating Manager, Ice Arena 847–781-–3642 Debbie Albig Facility Manager, Community Center 847–885–7500

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Poplar Creek Golf Operations & Banquets — 847–884–0219 Jason Mannina Director of Golf 847–781–3660 Brian Bechtold Golf Operations Manager, Golf Pro 847–781–3679 Wayne Leming Food and Beverage Manager 847–781–3659

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Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center — 847–285–5400 Katie Basile Assistant Director 847–285–5424 Cathy Burnham Member Services Manager 847–285–5407 Christine Tusa Operations Supervisor 847–285–5439 Glenna Monroe Group Exercise Manager 847–285–5418 Seascape Aquatic Center — 847–310–3626 Katie Jones Aquatic and Program Supervisor

847–285–5400

Willow Recreation Center — 847–285–5440 Debbie Albig Facility Manager — dog park, skate park

847–285–5442

Parks & Maintenance John Giacalone Director General Administration — 847-885-7500 Dean Bostrom Executive Director Tony LaFrenere Deputy Director / Director of Recreation Mike Kies Director of Facilities Gary Buczkowski Director of Planning & Development Craig Talsma Director of Administration & Finance Barbara Molitor Human Resources Manager Lynne Cotshott Business Superintendent Communications and Marketing Liz Binder Manager Judy Kudron Coordinator

847–285–5465

Golf Green Initiatives Gymnastics Health and Fitness

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Jellybean Sports

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Just for Fun

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Music NWSRA Parties Parks & Facilities Map Personal Training

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Poplar Creek Country Club

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Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center

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Preforming Arts

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Preschool Half Day

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Preschool Full Day

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Martial Arts

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Racquetball

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Registration Seascape

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Special Events Sponsors

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STAR Before and After School

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Tennis

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Youth Leagues

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Visual and Preforming Arts

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Facilities HEPD Community Center & Ice Arena (CCIA) 1685 West Higgins Road M–SA 5:15A–10:30P 847–885–7500 SU 6:15A–10:30P CCIA is home to the Park District’s administrative offices, two NHL size ice surfaces, the Chicago Wolves hockey team, a fitness center and indoor track, fitness classes, dance studio, NAEYC accredited preschool, senior center, gymnasium, gymnastics shelf, art studio and party or meeting rooms for rent. We offer programs and special events for all ages and ability levels in figure skating and ice hockey, as well as numerous athletic and recreational programs. CCIA’s gymnasium, equipment, and multipurpose rooms can be rented for meetings, birthday parties and showers.

Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center (Prairie Stone) 5050 Sedge Boulevard M–TH 5:00A–12:00A 847–285–5400 F 5:00A–11:00P www.prairiestonesports.com SA–SU 6:00A–10:00P Discover the benefits of membership and achieve your fitness goals at Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center. Our multipurpose facility offers opportunities that will quench the interest of all fitness enthusiasts no matter what your pursuit may be. Memberships include access to all areas of the facility and are reasonably priced with no long-term contracts. We offer — cardiovascular and strength equipment, an aquatics area, indoor tennis courts, climbing wall, gymnasiums, group fitness, indoor track, massage and spa services, personal training, Pilates and Spinning, and Kids Korner.

Poplar Creek Country Club 1400 Poplar Creek Drive 847–884–0219 www.poplarcreekcc.com

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7:00A–6:00P

Poplar Creek Country Club provides golfers with an 18 hole championship golf course that will challenge even the most adept pro. Picturesque from start to finish, golfers enjoy nature’s beauty as they play through the tree-lined course, complete with lakes and other natural elements. With up to four special occasion rooms, we can accommodate parties of 30 guests to 275 guests for your next wedding reception, baby shower, award ceremonies, golf outings, corporate meeting and events.

Seascape Aquatic Center 1300 Moon Lake Boulevard 847–310–3626

6/1 ››› 6/5 — 4:00P–7:30P 6/6 ››› 8/16 — 11:30A–7:30P 8/17 ››› 8/21 — 4:00P–7:30P 8/22 ››› 8/23 — 11:30A–7:30P

Located on 11.5 acres of land, this award winning outdoor water park offers hours of summertime fun for everyone. Make a splash this summer and plan your next birthday party, group outing or corporate event at Seascape. Seascape offers — zero depth entry pool, 25 yard lap pool, water slides, diving area, wet sand play area and water playground for tots.

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Facilities Vogelei Barn Banquet Room 650 West Higgins Road 847–885–7500 Vogelei Barn is available for any special event. This private, casual space features hardwood floors and accommodates groups of up to 130 people. It’s setting, on the beautifully renovated Vogelei Park, makes it an ideal place for your next gathering. Please call for more information and rental fees.

Willow Recreation Center (Willow Recreation) 3600 Lexington Drive M–F 6:00A–10:00P 847–285–5440 SA 6:00A–7:00P

SU 7:00A–5:00P Willow is open daily and features three regulation size racquetball courts, volleyball, wallyball, open basketball, a fitness center, specialty fitness classes, gymnasium, NAEYC accredited preschool, and before and after school care program. Stop in and spend some time in our teen room (for ages 11–17 years) and our family game room, offering pool tables, foosball and ping pong. Rent one of our party rooms for your next gathering. Organized birthday parties are available for children four years and older. Willow is also home to Willow Dog Park and Willow Skate Park.

Willow Dog Park 3600 Lexington Drive 847–285–5440

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Sunrise to Dusk

This 1/2 acre dog park offers dogs a dedicated open space to play while you sit and relax. The park is fully enclosed by a 5-foot high fence and accessed by code through a double gate. Space is limited to a first come first serve basis. Owners must provide certification of their dog’s up-to-date vaccinations of rabies, distemper, bordatella and fecal examination.

Resident fees: $40 / dog + $15 for each additional dog Non-resident fees: $60 / dog +$20 for each Additional dog Memberships vaild 5/1/09 thru 4/30/10 Willow Skate Park 3600 Lexington Drive 847–285–5440

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Sunrise to Dusk

Extreme Sports are where it’s at, and Willow Skate Park is the best place in Hoffman Estates for inline skating and skateboarding. Our 11,000 square foot park features platforms and ramps. This is an unsupervised park and helmets are mandatory.

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Special Events Doggie Eggstravaganza Willow Dog Park Dogs that enjoy the thrill of the hunt, or just like to romp, can hunt for prizes and treats hidden in colorful holiday eggs throughout the Dog Park. Dogs must be leashed during the event. Separate events for large dogs, over 25 pounds, and small dogs, 25 pounds and under.

Registration accepted only until March 27, 2009. Special Registration form and proof of vaccinations required. Spectators welcome.

Large Dogs 225909–A

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$5

Small Dogs 225909–B

Aqua Egg Hunt Prairie Stone Don’t miss this one of a kind egg hunt located at PSSWC’s activity pool! Colorful eggs and goodies will be waiting in all depths of the pool for participants to find. The Easter Bunny himself will be attending this unique event and will be available for pictures. Come prepared in your swim gear and don’t forget your camera. Parents must accompany children in the pool if they cannot swim.

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1:30P–2:30P

4/11

$5 / $6

Easter Egg Hunt Hop on down and join the Easter Bunny at the following parks for some free extravagant fun. Children will be divided into age groups to hunt for plastic eggs and other treats. Please bring a basket or bag to hold your eggs. The Easter Bunny asks that you please attend one park only.

Saturday, April 11

Highpoint Park 8:15A

Pine Park 9:30A

Cannon Park 10:45A

Please choose only ONE egg hunt to attend!

free of charge!

Upcoming dates and locations:

3/ 7 /2009 3/21/2009 4/ 4 /2009 4/18/2009

Community Center & Ice Arena Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center Willow Recreation Center Community Center & Ice Arena

For more information, call 847–885–7500

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MAKE EVERY PAGE COUNT Join others in the community that are recycling their newspapers, magazines, catalogs and mail in the Paper Retriever® containers located in the parking lots of Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center, Poplar Creek Country Club, the Community Center & Ice Arena and Willow Recreation Center. We earn money for the paper that is collected and the more recyclable paper donated by the community, the more funds we can raise for!

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Swimming Lessons Swim Parent and Tot 6 months–3 years / Prairie Stone With the help of their parents, tots become comfortable in and around the water so they are ready to learn to swim. Children will enjoy songs and games while becoming familiar in the water.

Parents will learn techniques to help orient their children to the water and to supervise water activities in a safe manner.

5–14 years / Prairie Stone Swim Level 2 Level 2 students will build upon the skills that they learned in level one. Students will become more independent in the water by learning to float on their own and start swimming without assistance. Basic rescue skills will be introduced.

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6:30P–7:15P

4/6 ››› 5/18

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59 $55 / $59

TU

5:30P–6:00P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

220845–B

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6:30P–7:00P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

220838–C

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6:30P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

220845–C

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5:30P–6:00P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

220845–D

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6:30P–7:00P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59 $55 / $59

220845–E

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8:15A–8:45A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

220838–F

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6:30P–7:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

220845–F

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9:15A–9:45A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

220838–G

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8:15A–9:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

220845–G

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10:15A–10:45A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

220838–H

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9:15A–10:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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10:15A–11:00A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

Swim Tots 3–5 years / Prairie Stone Young students who are ready for lessons without their parents will learn basic skills in a fun atmosphere. Tots develop independence as they get comfortable in the water. Prepares tots for Level 1.

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5:30P–6:00P

4/6 ››› 5/18

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:00P

4/6 ››› 5/18

$55 / $59

Swim Level 3 5–12 years / Prairie Stone Level 3 students will build on their previous aquatic skills with guided practice. Students will learn how to coordinate the front crawl and back crawl and begin to learn elements of the butterfly and treading water.

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5:30P–6:00P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/6 ››› 5/18

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:00P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

220839–B

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5:30P–6:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59 $55 / $59

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5:30P–6:00P

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

220848–F

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6:30P–7:00P

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:15P

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:00P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

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4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59 $55 / $59

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6:30P–7:00P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

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8:15A–8:45A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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8:15A–9:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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9:15A–10:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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10:15A–11:00A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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9:15A–9:45A

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10:15A–10:45A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

Swim Level I 4–9 years / Prairie Stone This class will help students become more comfortable in the water and teach them how to enjoy the water safely. Students will learn elementary skills including water entry, front and back floats, and begin to learn the arm and leg action of swimming.

Swim Level 4 5–14 years / Prairie Stone Level 4 students will become confident in the strokes they have learned in Level 1-3. Students will increase their endurance and continue to build on the butterfly. The elementary backstroke, breaststroke, and elements of the sidestroke will be introduced.

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5:30P–6:15P

4/6 ››› 5/18

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:15P

4/6 ››› 5/18

$55 / $59

220840–B

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6:30P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

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6:30P–7:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

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5:30P–6:15P

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

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4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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6:30P–7:15P

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

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9:15A–10:00A

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5:30P–6:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

220840–G

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10:15A–11:00A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

$55 / $59

220837–H

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6:30P–7:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

220837–I

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8:15A–9:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

220837–J

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9:15A–10:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

220837–K

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10:15A-11:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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Swim Level 5 7–14 years / Prairie Stone Students in Level 5 will coordinate and refine all of their strokes including, front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke. Students will increase their distances and learn how to do flip turns.

220841–A

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5:30P–6:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59

220841–B

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6:30P–7:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

$55 / $59

220841–C

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9:15A–10:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

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10:15A–11:00A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

Swim Level 6 7–14 years / Prairie Stone Students will refine strokes so they can swim with ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Students who complete Level 6 should be able to transition easily to a swim team.

220842–A

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6:30P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/19

$55 / $59 $55 / $59

220842–B

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5:30P–6:15P

4/9 ››› 5/21

220842–C

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8:15A–9:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

Swim Adult—Beginner 18+ years / Prairie Stone It’s never too late to learn how to swim. This class is designed to teach adults the fundamentals of swimming and basic water safety. Swimming is a fun activity that can help improve your health and fitness. This class is taught in a flexible environment allowing participants to move at their own pace.

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7:00P–7:45P

4/6 ››› 5/18

220849–B

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7:30A–8:15A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

$55 / $59

Adult Swim—Intermediate 18+ years / Prairie Stone This class is designed for adults who are comfortable in the water and know the fundamentals of swimming. Participants will learn and refine strokes so they can swim them with more ease, efficiency, power, and smoothness over greater distances. Class is taught in a flexible environment allowing participants to move at their own pace.

220850–A

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7:00P–7:45P

220850–B

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11:15A–12:00P 4/11 ››› 5/16 $47 / $51

4/8 ››› 5/20

$55 / $59

Master Swim 16+ years / Prairie Stone Perfect your swimming techniques and boost your overall fitness level with master swim classes at PSSWC. Our experienced swim coach can help you find the most efficient training methods and provide the guidance you need to improve your form, stroke and endurance. PSSWC members receive a discounted fee of $60.

To receive your discount, please register in person at any HEPD facility. Online registration will not process the member discount.

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6:00A–7:15A

5/4 ››› 6/29

$68 / $68

Private and Semi-Private Swim Lessons Private swim lessons are a fantastic way for children and adults to learn how to swim and refine their skills. Participants will receive individual instruction from an experienced swim instructor in a pressure free environment. Private swim lessons are perfect for any age or ability level. Private swim lessons are offered everyday and are based around instructor availability. To register, stop by the Service Desk at PSSWC or contact Katie Jones, Program & Aquatics Supervisor, at 847–285–5408.

American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim The American Red Cross has been the leader in aquatics for more than 90 years. You won't find a more complete program that addresses the needs of swimmers at all ages and levels, from beginners to advanced. Whether you're looking for an aquatics program for yourself or your family, we have a course that meets your needs.

American Red Cross CPR The American Red Cross CPR program is recognized nationwide for training individuals to apply critical lifesaving skills in the event of a cardiac emergency. Statistics show that more than 200,000 Americans die of sudden cardiac arrest every year. Up to 50,000 of these deaths could be prevented if someone had initiated the cardiac chain of survival and an automated external defibrillator (AED) had been available for immediate use at the time of the emergency. Participants in this class will learn how to recognize and respond to an emergency, learn three emergency action steps needed before applying CPR, how to recognize life threatening conditions and what to do, how to recognize and treat someone who is experiencing a cardiac emergency, how to use an AED and much more. Please contact the American Red Cross for more information and registration.

CCIA CPR / AED — Adult

3/7

9:00A–1:45P

CPR / AED — Adult

5/2

9:00P–1:45P

CPR / AED — Adult

4/4

1:00P–5:45P

CPR / AED — Adult

6/6

1:00P–5:45P

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Dance Hip Hop Kids 6–10 years / Dance Techs / CCIA Have fun learning some of today’s hottest dance steps. You will be introduced to the basics and then some cool new steps. Also, you will be choreographing your own routine as a group with assistance from the instructor and performing them the last week of class.

Dance like your favorite artist from warm up to cool down. Parents are welcome to come 10 to 15 minutes early the last week of class to see "The Performance!" Please wear comfortable clothing and gym shoes.

Wedding / Social Dance 16+ years / CCIA This is the perfect class for anyone with any type of upcoming social engagement. You will be prepared to dance to any type of music, such as Live Rock band, Top 40, Latin or Big Band. This class will introduce you to the Waltz, Cha Cha, Swing and the Merengue dances. You will also learn slow dancing and how to move to the groove. Couples are recommended. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.

225221–A

225227–A

M

7:00P–8:00P

4/6 ››› 5/11

$46 / $51

M

8:00P–9:00P

4/6 ››› 5/11

$46 / $51

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847–885–7500

www.heparks.org

H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

Drawing Classes Young Rembrandts / CCIA We provide a positive, nurturing environment for your child. Each week we will draw something the children are interested in. We will concentrate on the skills of drawing and coloring, but also work on developing fine motor skills, focus, listening, staying on task, spatial organization and patience. All new lessons each session.

227403–A

TU

4:00P–4:45P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$65 / $72

Preschool 3.5–5 years

227403–B

TU

5:00P–5:45P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$65 / $72

Elementary 6–12 years

Adult Ceramics 17+ years / CCIA This introductory course covers the basics of working with clay, including hand building, working on the wheel, glazing techniques, sculpting and / or making pottery. Each student will receive 50 lbs. of stoneware clay, with the option to purchase more as needed.

227411–A

M

7:30P–9:30P

4/6 ››› 6/1

$130 / $142

227411–B

TH

7:30P–9:30P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$130 / $142

Build It, Sculpt It 9–14 years / CCIA Young sculptors will learn 3-D art techniques using a variety of materials , such as papier-mâché, wire, wood and clay. Each student will receive 25 lbs. of clay.

227412–A

M

5:45P–7:00P

4/6 ››› 6/1

227412–B

SA

1:00P–2:15P

4/11 ››› 5/30 $82 / $90

$82 / $90

Clay Play 6–8 years / CCIA Clay work builds many skills in young children, including visual, special and physical skills. The changeable nature of clay helps young children learn cause and effect, whether rolling it flat or round, or glazing to make it hard or shiny. Each student will receive 12½ lbs. of clay.

227413–A

M

4:00P–5:00P

4/6 ››› 6/1

$66 / $72

227413–B

SA

10:15A–11:15A

4/11 ››› 5/30 $66 / $72

Parent / Tot Clay Play 3–5 years / CCIA If you love to create art as much as your child, we have the program for you. Work with your child to build your own special art work. You and your child will make decorative papier mâché objects, collage, 3-D sculpture and paintings in an unstructured environment, using a developmental approach. Parents or care givers may participate.

Each student will receive 12½ lbs. of clay. Fee is per pair.

227414–A

M

227414–B

SA

10:00A–10:45A 9:00A– 9:45A

4/6 ››› 6/1 4/11 ››› 5/30

$50 / $55 $50 / $55

Beginning Youth Drawing / Painting 9–14 years / CCIA Aspiring artists will learn the fundamentals of 2-D design, and be introduced to various styles and techniques of painting. Students will have the opportunity to experiment with a variety of materials.

Four weeks are spent on drawing and four weeks on painting.

227423–A

TU

6:30P–7:30P

4/7 ››› 5/26

$66 / $72

Youth Drawing 9–14 years / CCIA Learn to draw everything from your favorite animal to cartoon characters. Your instructor can even teach you to create a comic strip of your very own.

227423–B

F

5:00P–6:30P

4/17 ››› 6/5

227423–C

SA

5:00P–6:30P

4/11 ››› 5/30 $66 / $72

$66 / $72

Youth Watercolors 9–14 years / CCIA Learn how to use watercolor paint to add color to your favorite drawings. Instructors will teach you how to make your characters come to life with color.

227423–D

TU

5:00P–6:30P

4/7 ››› 5/26

$66 / $72

227423–E

TH

5:00P–6:30P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$66 / $72

Adult Drawing 18+ years / CCIA Learn the basic drawing techniques using professional grade drawing tools. Learn to enhance your technique by studying different subjects, styles and mediums.

227423–F

TH

9:00A–11:00A

4/9 ››› 5/28

$86 / $94

227423–G

F

7:00P–9:00P

4/17 ››› 6/5

$86 / $94

Adult Watercolors 18+ years / CCIA Designed for students with little or no experience in watercolors or those who want to return to the basics. The class will cover materials, color, composition, values and technique.

227423–H

M

11:00A–1:00P

4/6 ››› 6/1

227423–I

SA

7:00P–9:00P

4/11 ››› 5/30 $98 / $107

$98 / $107

Calligraphy 18+ years / CCIA Calligraphy is beautiful writing anyone can learn. Basic techniques will teach you how to enhance and embellish your documents and stationary. Create beautiful letters, invitations and personalize scrapbooks. Pen and paper are supplied.

227423–J

TU

7:00P–8:30P

4/7 ››› 4/28

$47 / $51

227423–K

SA

2:30P–4:00P

5/9 ››› 5/30

$47 / $51

Piano Lessons 7–9 years / A & A MUSIC Learn to play the piano. Beginning classes for children are being offered in conjunction with A & A Music Academy. Basic music skills such as music reading and counting will be taught. A book fee of $10 payable to A & A Music is due the first day of class. A & A is located at 27W281 Ontarioville Road, Hanover Park.

225602–A

TH

6:30P–7:15P

4/9 ››› 6/11

$136 / $149

Private Drum Lessons 8+ years / Willow Recreation Center March to your own beat after taking private drum lessons with instructor Tom Corrao. Perfect for beginning, intermediate and advanced students, lessons will cover many styles of music, including rock, jazz, funk and blues. Students work personally with the instructor for 25 minutes each week. The instructor may have to reschedule lessons with participants, but it will be done well in advance to accommodate everyone.

225604–A

TBD 3/30 ››› 5/23

TBD

$206 / $227

Arts — dance — visual arts and music

Visual and Performing Arts

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www.heparks.org

8 47–885–7500

Adult Leagues Adult Basketball 18+ years / CCIA Game times 7:30P, 8:30P, 9:30P. League champions will receive a trophy and $150 and Tournament Champion will receive trophy and $100.

LEAGUE DEFINITIONS A / B League — This league is for the best teams in Hoffman Estates.

C / D League — This league is designed for teams looking to play a more

recreational game.

April 10 — Team registration form and $100 deposit due May 18 — Season Begins 237302–A

M

$685

40+ years

237302–B

TU

$685

C League

237302–C

W

$685

B League

237302–D

TH

$685

A League

237302–E

F

$685

Women’s

Adult Flag Football 18+ years / Cannon Crossings Fields 10 game season on lighted fields. League Champion receives a trophy and $150 and Tournament Champion receives a trophy and $100.

March 6 — Team registration and $100 deposit April 22 — Season Begins 227301–A

W

4/22 ››› 6/24

$700 per team

Adult Softball 18+ years / Cannon Crossings Fields We offer leagues play for Men’s 12" and Co-Ed 14" at three different levels. Ten game season on lighted fields. Our summer softball leagues fill up fast. Game times are 6:30P, 7:30P, 8:30P, May through July. League Champion will receive a trophy and $250 cash award. Single elimination post season tournament. Sponsor’s trophy and $250 cash award for tournament champ.

LEAGUE DEFINITIONS A / B League — This league is for the best teams in Hoffman Estates.

C / D League — This league is designed for teams looking to play a more

recreational game.

March 6 — Team Registration Form and $100 deposit due May 4 — Season Begins 237303–A

M

$660

Men’s 12" C League

237303–B

TU

$660

Men’s 12" A League

237303–C

TU

$660

Co-Ed 14" Recreational

237303–D

W

$660

Men’s 12" B / C League

237303–E

TH

$660

Men’s 12" B League

237303–F

F

$660

Co-Ed 14" Competitive

If you have any questions or concerns about the Adult Leagues, please call Dru Steinhoff at 847–781–3630

847–885–7500

www.heparks.org

H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

The Hoffman Estates Ice Arena is a premiere regional ice facility located at the south end of the Community Center & Ice Arena, located at 1685 West Higgins Road. This recently renovated arena offers two NHL sized sheets of ice, which are used for freestyle, figure, and hockey skaters, as well as serving as the practice facility for the Chicago Wolves.

Fundamentals of Figure Skating Academy The program is a developmental program from Tot Level through Freestyle 10 classes. Students build a basic skating vocabulary, and learn the fundamentals of skating, from maneuvers and body positions to preparing for freestyle level jumps and spins.

Developmental Hockey Program Some of Illinois’ finest and most knowledgeable coaches teach eager newcomers basic skating skills, as well as the rules and terminology of hockey. By incorporating the unique and very successful SUMO system, these coaches teach players the correct components of proper hockey skating from the outset, then teach them how to apply these sound techniques to the other four hockey skills — stick handling, shooting, passing, and safe checking.

Sled Hockey for the Disabled Do you or someone you know have a physical disability or learning challenge? Try Sled Hockey which meets on Sunday nights from 5:50P–7:00P For registration information, contact NWSRA at 847–392–2848.

New! — Broomball CO-ED League Do you want to play hockey but aren’t great on skates? Broomball is perfect for you! This cross between ice hockey and floor hockey is a great way to stay in shape while having fun. The league is 10 weeks and then there will be playoffs. We supply the equipment.

Start Date: March 15th

Call Jeff for more information at 847–781–3632 or email him at jdoschadis@heparks.org.

Public Skate Monday–Friday Friday Saturday Sunday

Noon–1:00P 6:30P–8:30P 8:40P–10:30P 3:15P–5:00P

Child Adult Skate Rental

$4 / $5 $6 / $7 $4

Daily Adult Hockey Monday–Friday 12:30P–3:00P Saturday 6:15A–7:50A Call about Sunday nights $10 / per visit $80 / 10 visits

Athletics — adult leagues — skating

Ice Arena

11

12

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www.heparks.org

Tot 1 Ice Lessons 3–5 years / CCIA Designed for the first time ice skater, this class covers the proper way to fall down and get up along with finding their balance and basic forward skating. Figure skates are highly recommended.

Hockey skates and helmets allowed. First lesson is off ice for the full 30 minutes. Skate rental not included but available for purchase.

222001–A

W

12:00P–12:30P 4/15 ››› 6/3

$80 / $85

222001–B

F

12:00P–12:30P 4/17 ››› 6/5

$80 / $85

222001–C

SA

9:40A–10:10A

$80 / $85

4/18 ››› 6/6

Tot 2–4 Ice Lessons 3–5 years / CCIA This class is designed to further develop the young skater. We will focus on one-foot balancing, gliding and forward stroking.

Figure skates are highly recommended. Skate rental not included.

Prerequisite — Tot 1 222002–A

W

12:00P–12:30P 4/15 ››› 6/3

$80 / $85

222002–B

F

12:00P–12:30P 4/17 ››› 6/5

$80 / $85

222002–C

SA

9:40A–10:10A

$80 / $85

4/18 ››› 6/6

FSA Level 1 6+ years / CCIA This class is designed to teach skaters the basics of figure skating.

Includes basic forward stroking, proper balancing technique, proper falling technique and many more skating skills. Class is for first time skaters or those needing a refresher in the basics. The first class will begin with 30 minutes of off ice basic instruction on skating.

Rental skates are not included but are available for purchase.

222015–A

M

5:30P–6:30P

4/13 ››› 6/1

$120 / $125

222015–B

SA

10:10A–11:10A

4/18 ››› 6/6

$120 / $125

FSA Levels 2–4 6+ years / CCIA This class teaches advanced forward stroking, backward stroking, forward and backward crossovers and introduces beginner spins.

We cover a range of skating elements as the student progresses through each level. Skate rental is not included but is available for purchase. Prerequisite — FSA Level 1 222020–A

M

5:30P–6:30P

4/13 ››› 6/1

$120 / $125

222020–B

W

5:20P–6:20P

4/15 ››› 6/3

$120 / $125

222020–C

SA

10:10A–11:10A

4/18 ››› 6/6

$120 / $125

FSA Levels 5–8 6+ years / CCIA This class will cover advanced forward and backward crossovers, forward stroking, 3 turns, edges, and will introduce basic spins and jumps. Figure skates are required. Prerequisite — Passed Level 4.

222025–A

W

5:20P–6:20P

4/15 ››› 6/3

$120 / $125

222025–B

SA

11:30A–12:30P 4/18 ››› 6/6

$120 / $125

Adult Ice Skate 16+ years / CCIA Designed for "later skaters", this class follows the curriculum of the Ice Skating Institute and United States Figure Skating Adult tracks.

Open to beginners through advanced skaters, class will be divided into groups according to ability and enrollment. Figure skates are highly recommended. Helmets, knee pads and elbow pads are optional.

Rental skates not included.

222046–A

SA

11:30A–12:15P 4/18 ››› 6/6

$90 / $95

8 47–885–7500

Freestyle 1 6+ years / CCIA Introduction to Freestyle class. Skaters will learn jumps, spins, footwork, and edges. Figure skates are required. Rental skates are not included. Prerequisite — Passed FSA Level 8.

222039–A

F

5:10P–6:20P

4/17 ››› 6/5

$135 / $140

222039–B

SA

11:30A–12:30P 4/18 ››› 6/6

$120 / $125

Freestyle 2–4 6+ years / CCIA Focuses on learning a broad range of jumps, spins and skating maneuvers. Skaters will be introduced to proper posture, edge control, extension & line. Figure skates required. Prerequisite — Freestyle 1.

222040–A

F

5:10P–6:20P

4/17 ››› 6/5

$135 / $140

222040–B

S

11:30A–12:30P 4/18 ››› 6/6

$120 / $125

Freestyle 5+ 6+ years / CCIA For the advanced free skater. Class teaches advanced jumps, spins and edges with a focus on posture, line, edge and proper body position. Figure skates required. Prerequisite — Passed Freestyle 4.

222045–A

F

5:10P–6:20P

4/17 ››› 6/5

$135 / $140

222045–B

SA

11:30A–12:30P 4/18 ››› 6/6

$120 / $125

High Power Class 6+ years / CCIA Designed for the freestyle skater, this class helps strengthen endurance, speed and flexibility. This class is for Freestyle 1 and above. Figure skates are required. Rental skates not included.

222050–A

TU

5:20P–5:50P

4/14 ››› 6/2

$80 / $85

Ballet on Ice 6+ years / CCIA This class takes the skills learned in ballet and applies them to current figure skating moves. Instructors guide students into proper position and flexibility for advanced moves. This class incorporates music with a key emphasis on choreography and style.

Prerequisite — Freestyle levels 1 and above.

222060–A

TU

5:50P–6:45P

4/14 ››› 6/2

$90 / $95

Edge Expressions 6+ years / CCIA Skaters study edges, controlled turns and different footwork patterns to advance their figure skating skills. Prerequisite — Passed Freestyle 1 in the Learn To Skate Program.

232052–A

W

5:30P–6:30P

4/15 ››› 6/3

$80 / $85

Off Ice Conditioning 6+ years / CCIA Works on strength and conditioning. Skaters will focus on using their body as the primary weight bearing exercise and will help improve flexibility, cardiovascular fitness and overall strength.

Prerequisite — Freestyle 1 and above. Must wear gym shoes to participate in class activities.

222052–A

TH

5:45P–6:30P

4/16 ››› 6/4

$50 / $55

222052–B

SA

9:15A–10:00A

4/18 ››› 6/6

$50 / $55

Figure Skater Ballet / Jazz 6+ years / CCIA Designed to help figure skaters learn ballet and jazz techniques and develop their core strength and line. Skaters will improve in flexibility, strength and musicality. Pre-Requisite: Freestyle 1 and above. Must have gym shoes and ballet shoes to participate in class activities. Must wear tight fitting leotard or skating dress and tights.

222080–A

F

6:30P–7:15P

4/17 ››› 6/5

$50 / $55

222080–B

SU

9:45A–10:30A

4/19 ››› 6/7

$50 / $55

847–885–7500

www.heparks.org

H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

Gymnastics Attire Pants or shorts without snaps or buckles, tucked in shirts, leotards without skirts. No tights, skirts or ballet shoes. Socks or bare feet are best.

Hair must be pulled back and tied securely.

Tumbling Times Parent / Tot 18 months–3 years Over, under, forward and back — there’s an adventure in every class. With the help of their parents, children use incline, rolling and cartwheel mats, along with traditional gymnastic equipment, to improve strength, coordination, balance and confidence.

CCIA 224301–B

TU

224301–BB TU 224301–C

10:00A–10:40A 4/7 ››› 5/12

$51 / $56

F

10:00A–10:40A 4/17 ››› 5/15 $43 / $47 10:00A–10:40A 5/22 ››› 6/19 $43 / $47

224301–D

SA

9:30A–10:10A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $51 / $56

224301–DD SA

9:30A–10:10A

5/23 ››› 6/20 $43 / $47

224301–A

M

9:30A–10:10A

4/6 ››› 5/11

9:30A–10:10A

5/18 ››› 6/15 $34 / $37

M

5:15P–6:15P

4/6 ››› 5/11

224303–BB M

224303–B

5:15P–6:15P

5/18 ››› 6/15 $42 / $46 4–6 years

$63 / $69 4–6 years

W

4:15P–5:15P

4/8 ››› 5/13

224303–CC W

4:15P–5:15P

5/20 ››› 6/17 $53 / $58 4–6 years

$63 / $69 4–6 years

Level 1 / Level 2 224303–D

M

6:15P–7:15P

4/6 ››› 5/11

224303–DD M

6:15P–7:15P

5/18 ››› 6/15 $42 / $46 6–14 years

224303–E

Willow Recreation

224301–AA M

Junior Level 1

224303–C

10:00A–10:40A 5/19 ››› 6/16 $43 / $47

224301–CC F

Tumbling Times Level 1 CCIA Children learn skills for traditional gymnastics events, including tumbling, bars, vault and balance beam, all in a controlled environment. Children who have never been in a gymnastics class before should enroll in a level one class. Children who have previously taken a gymnastics class may sign up for level two classes, only if they can demonstrate the required skills of a level two gymnast. Children who are unable to meet the skill requirements of the class will be asked to transfer into a more appropriate class.

$51 / $56

$63 / $69 6–14 years

TU

4:15P–5:15P

4/7 ››› 5/12

224303–EE TU

4:15P–5:15P

5/19 ››› 6/16 $53 / $58 6–14 years

224303–F

$63 / $69 6–14 years

SA

11:05A–12:05P 4/11 ››› 5/16 $63 / $69 6–14 years

224303–FF SA

11:05A–12:05P 5/23 ››› 6/20 $53 / $58 6–14 years

Junior Level 1 / Willow Recreation

Tumbling Times Preschool Preschoolers and kindergartners improve coordination, strength, balance and build confidence in themselves in an exciting, safe and professionally instructed environment. Children will be introduced to skills such as forward rolls, straddle rolls, and backward skills.

Basic skills will be introduced on each gymnastic event.

CCIA 224302–B

TU

224302–BB TU 224302–C

10:45A–11:30A 4/7 ››› 5/12

$57 / $63

4–5 years

10:45A–11:30A 5/19 ››› 6/16 $48 / $53 4–5 years

W

6:15P–7:00P

4/8 ››› 5/13

224302–CC W

6:15P–7:00P

5/20 ››› 6/17 $48 / $53 3–5 years

224302–D

$57 / $63

3–5 years

F

10:45A–11:30A 4/17 ››› 5/15 $48 / $53 3–5 years

224302–DD F

10:45A–11:30A 5/22 ››› 6/19 $48 / $53 3–5 years

224302–E

10:15A–11:00A 4/11 ››› 5/16 $57 / $63

SA

224302–EE SA

3–5 years

10:15A–11:00A 5/23 ››› 6/20 $48 / $53 3–5 years

M

1:00P–2:00P

4/6 ››› 5/11

224303–AA M

224303–A

1:00P–2:00P

5/18 ››› 6/15 $42 / $46 4–6 years

$63 / $69 4–6 years

Tumbling Times Level 2 6–14 years / CCIA Level two is a more advanced program, in which children master the skills developed in level one, while learning new skills on floor, bar, beam and vault. One arm cartwheels, backbends, tuck and split jumps, and pullovers are a few of the skills learned. Children who have previously taken a gymnastics class may sign up for level two classes only if they can demonstrate the required skills of a level-two gymnast. Children who are unable to meet the skill requirements of the class will be asked to transfer into a more appropriate class.

224304–A

TU

5:15P–6:15P

4/7 ››› 5/12

224304–AA TU

5:15P–6:15P

5/19 ››› 6/16 $53 / $58

$63 / $69

Advanced Preschool — Instructors permission required.

224302–F

W

5:15P–6:15P

4/8 ››› 5/13

$57 / $63

Advanced 3–5 years

224302–FF W

5:15P–6:15P

5/20 ››› 6/17 $53 / $58 Advanced 3–5 years

Willow Recreation 224302–A

M

224302–AA M

10:15A–11:00A 4/6 ››› 5/11

$57 / $63

3–5 years

10:15A–11:00A 5/18 ››› 6/15 $38 / $42 3–5 years

Tumbling Times Team 4–14 years / CCIA Tumbling Team is for boys and girls who wish to further develop their tumbling skills. Gymnasts will compete in tumbling meets from October through March in the Illinois Park District Gymnastics Conference. Instructor permission is required. Pre-team tumblers must register for both Tuesday and Friday classes.

Pre Tumbling Team

Tumbling for Cheerleaders 4–14 years / CCIA This class will teach basic tumbling skills used by cheerleaders in routines. Beginner class is for those with little or no experience with cheerleading tumbling. Intermediate and Advanced students must be able to perform roundoff, back bend, and back bend kick overs to join this class.

Beginner M

4:15P–5:15P

4/6 ››› 5/11

224310–AA M

224310–A

4:15P–5:15P

5/18 ››› 6/15 $42 / $46

$63 / $69

Intermediate / Advanced M

4:15P–4:15P

4/6 ››› 5/11

224310–BB M

224310–B

4:15P–5:15P

5/18 ››› 6/15 $42 / $46

$63 / $69

224308–A

F

5:00P–7:00P

4/17 ››› 5/15 $73 / $80

224308–AA F

5:00P–7:00P

5/22 ››› 6/19 $73 / $80

TU

6:15P–7:45P

4/7 ››› 5/12 $40 / $44

224308–CC TU

6:15P–7:45P

5/19 ››› 6/16 $40 / $44

224308–C

Tumbling Team 224308–B

TU

6:15P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/12 $63 / $69

224308–BB TU

6:15P–7:15P

5/19 ››› 6/16 $53 / $58

Athletics — figure skating — gymnastics

Gymnastics

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HOFFMAN ESTATES PARK DIST R I C T

www.heparks.org

8 47–885–7500

Hockey Adult Hockey Clinic 18+ years / CCIA This class is designed for adults interested in starting and enhancing the 5 skills that make the game more enjoyable to play.

222466–A

SU

8:50P–10:00P

4/5 ››› 6/14

Are you an adult wanting to start hockey? Contact Randy Jordan at 847–885–7500x501

$180 / $180

One Stop Lesson Hockey Development Program 5+ years / CCIA Learn to play the greatest and most invigorating game on earth in an economical and fun way with our Development Program. Caring professionals that know how to train new players in a way that is fun and not intimidating will utilize the proven SUMO system of training to teach you the game of hockey. We know that not everyone is at the same skill level, which is why our sectional training matches players of all ages, experience levels and gender together at the first session.

Daily Adult Drop-in Hockey Monday–Friday 12:30P–3:00P Saturday 6:15A–7:50A Call about Sunday nights $10 / per visit $80 / 10 visits

This is the leading and most affordable program in the state of IL and maybe even the country. If you find a better deal than this at any other rink we will match the price! Contact Randy Jordan, Hockey Manager, for more information on this amazing class at 847–285–5501 or rjordan@heparks.org.

222469–A

TU

4:45P–5:50P

F

5:00P–6:15P

SA

3:20P–4:20P

4/4 ››› 6/13

$125 / $125

In House Game training 5–15 years / CCIA Take your skills to the next level and learn the key aspects of game play in this program designed for playing on competitive teams.

Development skill classes are also recommended for this session.

222501–A

SU

1:50P–2:55P

4/5 ››› 6/12

$90 / $90

Wolfpack Travel League CCIA Package 1 — Includes games plus 5 skill development. Spring hockey skills clinic continually focuses on the 5 major hockey skills — SUMO skating, stick handling, shooting, passing, and safe checking. Video training included to enable students to visualize and understand technique improvement. Testing for speed, agility, and game like situations with and without puck forces players to go outside their comfort zone. Players strive to improve against themselves. Teams play 11 games in the Northwest Hockey League, only 1 team per division 222510–A

4/4 ››› 6/14

$370 / $370

Mites 6–8 years

222510–B

4/4 ››› 6/14

$370 / $370

Squirts 9–10 years

222510–C

4/4 ››› 6/14

$370 / $370

PeeWee 11–12 years

222510–D

4/4 ››› 6/14

$370 / $370

Bantam 13–14 years

Hockey Power Clinic CCIA Package 2 — Spring hockey skills clinic, no games included.

Continually focuses on the 5 major hockey skills — SUMO skating, stick handling, shooting, passing, and safe checking. Video training included to enable students to visualize and understand technique improvement. Testing for speed, agility, and game-like situations with and without puck forces players to go outside their comfort zone. Players strive to improve against themselves, no screaming coaches required.

222129–A

4/4 ››› 6/14

$225 / $225

Mites 6–8 years

222129–B

4/4 ››› 06/14

$225 / $225

Squirt 9–10 years

222129–C

4/4 ››› 06/14

$225 / $225

PeeWee 11–12 years

222129–D

4/4 ››› 06/14

$225 / $225

Bantam 13–14 years

Hockey provides great cross training for other sports in their off seasons.

Hockey is safer than almost all other youth sports.

Hoffman Ice is the only hockey program to incorporate the SUMO system of training, developed by AHAI 2007 Coach of the Year, Randy Jordan.

We do not tolerate fighting in hockey.

The Hoffman Ice program offers loaner equipment and grants to help ensure that all kids can try and enjoy the sport.

847–885–7500

www.heparks.org

H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

Shotokan Youth / Adult Karate skills put children in touch with their bodies and help build coordination, agility, strength and poise for success in other athletic activities. Karate also releases tension and builds self confidence, control and discipline, increasing academic performance and socialization. All classes are taught by instructors of the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club under the direction of John DiPasquale.

7–14 years / IL ShotKarateClub 227211–H

SA

10:00A–11:00A 4/4 ››› 5/30

$72 / $79

Beg./ Cont. White Nov. Wht. w/ stripes–Orng.

227211–I

SA

11:10A–12:10P

4/4 ››› 5/30

$72 / $79

227211–J

SA

12:20P–1:20P

4/4 ››› 5/30

$72 / $79 Int. Yellow–Green

227211–K

SA

1:30P– 2:30P

4/4 ››› 5/30

$72 / $79

Advanced Purple–Black

8+ years / Timber Trails School 227211–A

W

6:30P–7:25P

4/1 ››› 6/3

$80 / $88 Beg./ Cont. White

227211–B

W

7:30P–8:25P

4/1 ››› 6/3

$80 / $88 Novice Orange–Blue

227211–C

W

7:30P–9:00P

4/1 ››› 6/3

$113 / $124 Green–Black

Women’s Self Defense 16+ years / Don Izzo / CCIA Stop living in fear, defend yourself. Learn to be aware of your surroundings and assertive in your actions. This class is based on Wing Chun and taught by a police officer. Participants develop self confidence as well as hand eye coordination, balance and strength.

227206–A

SA

2:00P–3:00P

4/4 ››› 5/23 $120 / $132

Go Ju Ryu Karate 12+ years / Willow Recreation This form of martial arts promotes physical fitness and mental clarity, and is the ultimate form of self defense. This disciplined class is open to beginners and advanced students, as everyone progresses at their own pace. Classes are taught by Sense S. Bargiel, a lifetime member of the Chicago Midwest Karate Association and a fourth degree black belt, and his staff members.

227204–A

W

7:00P–8:00P

4/1 ››› 6/3

$66 / $73

227211–D

F

4:00P–5:00P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$80 / $88 Beg./ Cont. White

227211–E

F

5:00P–6:00P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$80 / $88 Novice Orange–Yellow

SDY Youth Tae Kwon Do 7–12 years / Jason Frymire / Willow Recreation American style Tae Kwon Do helps children develop self confidence and self discipline. Coordination skills improve as self defense and basic hand and foot techniques are learned.

8+ years / Willow Recreation

227211–F

F

6:00P–7:30P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$113 / $124 Advanced Brown –Black

Beginner

227211–G

F

7:30P–8:30P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$80 / $88 Intermediate Blue–Purple

227210–A

TU

6:45P–7:45P

3/31 ››› 6/2

$80 / $88

227210–B

TH

6:45P–7:45P

4/2 ››› 6/4

$80 / $88

227210–C

TU, TH 6:45P–7:45P

3/31 ››› 6/4

$140 / $154

Shotokan Pre-Karate 5–7 years Through a variety of fun and creative activities, young children develop coordination, strength and personal safety skills, all in a supervised setting. This program helps your child develop memory and agility skills necessary for success in school and other sports.

Optional uniform and protective equipment is available through the ISK instructor. Preschool is required. All classes are taught by instructors of the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club under the direction of John DiPasquale.

IL ShotKarateClub 227212–F

SA

9:00A–9:45A

4/4 ››› 5/30

$72 / $79

Beg. / Cont. White

Timber Trails School 227212–A

W

5:00P–5:45P

4/1 ››› 6/3

$80 / $88 2 or less sessions

227212–B

W

5:45P–6:30P

4/1 ››› 6/3

$80 / $88 3 or more sessions

Willow Recreation 227212–C

F

4:30P–5:15P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$80 / $88 Beginner 1 or less

227212–D

F

5:20P–6:05P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$80 / $88 Cont / 2 or more

227212–E

F

6:10P–6:55P

4/3 ››› 6/5

$80 / $88 Advanced*

*Instructors permission required

Shotokan Parent / Child 7+ years / IL ShotKarateClub Dojo Karate skills put children in touch with their bodies and builds coordination, agility, strength and poise for success in other athletic activities. Karate also releases tension and builds self confidence, control and discipline, increasing academic performance and socialization. All classes are taught by instructors of the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club under the direction of John DiPasquale.

Each participant must pay registration fee.

227213–A

SA

10:00A–11:00A 4/4 ››› 5/30

$72 / $79

Beg. / Cont. White belt

227213–B

SA

11:10A-–12:10P 4/4 ››› 5/30 $72 / $79

Nov. White w/ strips–Orange

227213–C

SA

12:20P–1:20P

4/4 ››› 5/30 $72 / $79

Int. Yellow–Green

227213–D

SA

1:30P–2:30P

4/4 ››› 5/30 $72 / $79

Adv. Purple–Black

Advanced 227210–D

TU

7:45P–9:00P

3/31 ››› 6/2

$90 / $99

227210–E

TH

7:45P–9:00P

4/2 ››› 6/4

$90 / $99

227210–F

TU, TH 7:45P–9:00P

3/31 ››› 6/4

$160 / $176

SDY Adult Tae Kwon Do 12+ years / Jason Frymire / Willow Recreation American style Tae Kwon Do is a health system that stresses physical fitness, mental discipline, self confidence and self defense.

Students will develop at their own pace. Beginning students learn foundation movements with basic hand and foot techniques.

Advanced students continue with physical conditioning, advanced techniques and feestyle fighting.

227202–A

TU

7:45P–9:30P

3/31 ››› 6/2

$100 / $110

227202–B

TH

7:45P–9:30P

4/2 ››› 6/4

$100 / $110

227202–C

TU, TH 7:45P–9:30P

3/31 ››› 6/4

$180 / $198

Tai Chi Chuan 18+ years / Rick Galek / CCIA Tai Chi Chuan is practiced by millions of people worldwide as an effective form of exercise, stress relief and self defense. Known for its slow, flowing movements and emphasis on inner strength, balance and coordination, Chang Style Tai Chi Chuan combines breathing techniques, meditation and Chi Gong with the Tai Chi form for a low-impact aerobic activity. Classes are held in a friendly manner with no emphasis on martial arts rank.

227201–A

TU

6:30P–7:30P

3/31 ››› 6/2

$66 / $73

Beginners

227201–B

TU

6:30P–7:30P

3/31 ››› 6/2

$66 / $73

Continuing

227201–C

TU

7:00P–7:30P

3/31 ››› 6/2

$33 / $36 Players

Wing Chun 12+ years / Don Izzo / CCIA Wing Chun is an "attack and defend" art made popular by Bruce Lee. It uses body mechanics and core concepts rather than muscle, making it perfect for people of all ages and fitness levels. Students learn centerline theory, economy of motion, internal and external power and heightened self confidence.

227203–A

SA

1:00P–2:00P

4/4 ››› 5/23

$120 / $132

Athletics — hockey — martial arts

Martial Arts

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HOFFMAN ESTATES PARK DIST R I C T

www.heparks.org

8 47–885–7500

Racquetball Court Hours & Fees Monday–Friday 6:00A–9:00A Monday–Friday 9:00P– 5:00P Monday–Friday 5:30P–10:00P Saturday 6:00P–5:00P Saturday 5:30P–7:00P Sunday 7:00A–5:00P

$3.50 $7 $9 $9 $7 $9

Willow Racquet Club Members can reserve a permanent court time on our three regulation size racquetball courts for racquetball or wallyball.

In addition to court reservation privileges Willow Racquet Club members enjoy use of the facility locker rooms. $48 Resident / $36 with Fitness Membership

Permanent Court Time Racquetball and wallyball courts may be reserved by Willow Racquet Club member for a specific amount of time at the appropriate hourly rate on a prepaid basis ONLY. There is a 10 week pre-paid minimum.

Open Racquetball Members may reserve court time one week in advance.

Non-members may reserve court time 24 hours in advance.

Call the Willow front desk at 847–285–5440.

Open Wallyball Any Willow Racquet Culb member wishing to play wallyball only needs to pay the appropriate court fee. Non-members must pay court fees plus $2 per person. This entitles non-members to wallyball only.

Youth Racquetball League 8–12 years / Willow Recreation Youth racquetball leagues are a great way to come indoors, have fun, and get some exercise! You will play 3 games to 11 points per match. Prizes will be awarded to the 1st and 2nd place players at the end of the league. Join us for a great time!

224004–A

TH

4:30P–5:30P

4/16 ››› 5/21 $30 / $33

Adult Racquet League 18+ years / Willow Recreation New and experienced players alike can enjoy the fun of competitive racquetball. Leagues are formed according to participants’ different ability levels. Each one-hour match consists of three games, played to 15 points. The length of the season is determined by the number of players. The registration deadline is March 27th.

224003–B

TU

6:00P–9:00P

4/7 ››› 6/9

$50 / $55

Men’s Tuesday B

224003–C

W

6:00P–9:00P

4/8 ››› 6/10

$50 / $55

Men’s Wednesday C

224003–E

M

6:00P–9:00P

4/6 ››› 6/8

$25 / $28

Monday Doubles

Early Bird League — We make the schedule, you pick the morning you want to play.

224003–D

M–F 6:00A–7:30A

4/6 ››› 6/12

$22 / $24

Early Bird

Racquetball Clinics 18+ years / Willow Recreation Are you frustrated with your game? Does your game need a jump start? Come with questions. This clinic will cover strategies, court positioning and any questions you may have.

224002–A

M

6:30P–7:30P

4/20

$10 / $11

Racquetball Lessons 7–14 years / Willow Recreation Racquetball is a fun and exciting way to burn calories, build muscle and relive stress. Our group lessons are the perfect way to learn and improve racquetball skills, whether you’ve been playing casually for years or you’ve never picked up a racquet. Our beginner lessons cover rules, techniques, and beginner level shots, while advanced-beginner lessons cover court strategies and passing shots. Private lessons are also available for beginners through advanced players. Please call 847–285–5440.

224001–A

M

4:30P ››› 5:30P 4/13-5/18

$48 / $53

224001–A

M

4:30P ››› 5:30P 4/13-5/18

$48 / $53

847–885–7500

www.heparks.org

H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

Tennis Court Fees Prairie Stone Prime Time $20 / hour Non-Prime Time $16 / hour

Baseliners 1 9–11 years / Prairie Stone Students continue to develop their game, while refining their basic skills. Using situational drills and games, this class helps students establish a solid foundation for future development and helps them build a lifelong love of tennis.

Little Netters 4–5 years / Prairie Stone Youngsters are introduced to the world of tennis in this basic fundamental class. Movement and tracking skills are taught, but the emphasis is on having fun and establishing a positive tennis experience.

220019–C 220019–D

220015–A

220019–E

TH

M

11:15A–12:00P 4/20 ››› 6/1

$83 / $91

220019–A

M

4:00P–5:00P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$129 / $142

220019–B

TU

5:00P–6:00P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$150 / $165

W

4:00P–5:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$150 / $165

W

7:00P–8:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$150 / $165

4:00P–5:00P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$150 / $165

220015–B

M

12:00P–12:45P 4/20 ››› 6/1

$83 / $91

220019–F

F

4:30P–5:30P

4/24 ››› 6/5

$129 / $142

220015–C

M

3:15P–4:00P

$83 / $91

220019–G

SU

2:00P–3:00P

4/26 ››› 6/7

$107 / $118

4/20 ››› 6/1

220015–D

TU

12:00P–12:45P 4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220015–E

TU

12:45P–1:30P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220015–F

TU

3:15P–4:00P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220015–G

W

3:15P–4:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$97 / $107

220015–H

TH

12:30P–1:15P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$97 / $107

220015–I

TH

1:15P–2:00P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$97 / $107

Netters 5–6 years / Prairie Stone Youngsters are introduced to the world of tennis in this basic fundamental class. Movement and tracking skills are taught, but the emphasis is on having funand establishing a positive tennis experience.

220016-A

M

12:45P–1:30P

4/20 ››› 6/1

220016–B

M

4:30P–5:30P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$129 / $142

TU

4:00P–4:45P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220016–D

TU

4:45P–5:30P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220016–E

W

3:15P–4:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$97 / $107

220016–F

TH

3:00P–3:45P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$97 / $107

220016–G

F

3:30P–4:30P

4/24 ››› 6/5

$129 / $142

220016–H

SU

12:00P–12:45P 4/26 ››› 6/7

$69 / $76

Half Volleys 1 6–7 years / Prairie Stone Beginners increase their net performance as they continue to learn tennis fundamentals. This class helps students enhance motor and racket skills, while nurturing their love of the game.

M

4:00P–5:00P

4/20 ››› 6/1

220020–A

M

5:30P–6:30P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$129 / $142

220020–B

TU

5:30P–6:30P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$150 / $165 $150 / $165

220020–C

W

5:00P–6:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

220020–D

W

8:00P–9:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$150 / $165

220020–E

TH

4:30P–5:30P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$150 / $165

220020–F

SA

1:00P–2:00P

4/25 ››› 6/6

$129 / $142

$83 / $91

220016–C

220017–A

Baseliners 2 9–12 years / Prairie Stone Students continue to develop their game, while refining their basic skills. Using situational drills and games, this class helps students establish a solid foundation for future development and helps them build a lifelong love of tennis.

$129 / $142

220017–B

TU

4:00P–4:45P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220017–C

TU

4:45P–5:30P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$97 / $107

220017–D

TU

6:00P–7:00P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$150 / $165

220017–E

TH

3:45P–4:30P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$97 / $107

220017–F

SA

12:00P–1:00P

4/25 ››› 6/6

$129 / $142

Half Volleys 2 8–9 years / Prairie Stone Beginners increase their net performance as they continue to learn tennis fundamentals. This class helps students enhance motor and racket skills, while nurturing their love of the game.

220018–A

M

5:00P–6:00P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$129 / $142

220018–B

TU

4:00P–5:00P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$150 / $165

220018–C

W

5:00P–6:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$150 / $165

220018–D

TH

4:30P–5:30P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$150 / $165

220018–E

TH

5:00P–6:00P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$150 / $165

220018–F

F

5:30P–6:30P

4/24 ››› 6/5

$129 / $142

220018–G

SA

2:00P–3:00P

4/25 ››› 6/6

$129 / $142

220018–H

SU

1:00P–2:00P

4/26 ››› 6/7

$107 / $118

Excellence 11+ years / Prairie Stone Experienced young athletes take a swing at understanding tennis strategies and how they are implemented in match play. Students learn to focus on their whole game, while continuing to polish their skills. This class is for children with some tennis experience.

220023–A

M

5:00P–6:30P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$193 / $212

220023–B

M

6:00P–7:00P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$129 / $142 $150 / $165

220023–C

TU

5:30P–6:30P

4/21 ››› 6/6

220023–D

W

7:00P–8:00P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$150 / $165

220023–E

F

6:30P–8:00P

4/24 ››› 6/5

$193 / $212

220023–F

SA

10:30A–12:00P 4/25 ››› 6/6

$193 / $212

Excellence Plus 11+ years / Prairie Stone Athletes build their competitive skills in this physically and mentally demanding class. By focusing on stroke productions, footwork and concentration, students can increase their power, stamina, agility and accuracy to improve their performance. Students learn to think their way through matches with an understanding of why certain shots are hit at specific times. This class is for students with tennis experience and is open to high school students. Approval is needed from Dana or Chris.

220025–A

M

6:30P–8:00P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$193 / $212

220025–B

TU

6:30P–8:00P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$226 / $248

220025–C

TH

6:00P–7:30P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$226 / $248

Tennis High School 14+ years / Prairie Stone High school athletes build upon their competitive skills. This class focuses on footwork, and mental alertness. This class is for high school students who enjoy tennis for recreation.

220024–A

M

7:00P–8:30P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$193 / $212

Athletics — racquettball — tennis

Tennis

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Tennis Tennis Adult Beginner 18+ years / Prairie Stone It’s never to late too late to discover the benefits of tennis! This beginning level class teaches adults everything from how to hold a racket to how to move the ball. Adults gain basic tennis skills while learning to enjoy the game.

Tennis Adult Intermediate 18+ years / Prairie Stone If you’ve got skills that need refining, this is the class for you! You will work on ball placement along with tennis strategy to help make you a better competitor. This class emphasizes enjoyment of the game and competition in a positive environment.

220032–A

220030–A

TU

1:30P–2:30P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$150 / $165

220030–B

F

12:30P–1:30P

4/24 ››› 6/5

$129 / $142

220030–C

SU

10:30A–12:00P 4/26 ››› 6/7

$161 / $177

Tennis Adult Advanced Beginner 18+ years / Prairie Stone Adults with some tennis experience continue to develop their basic skills and implement them in match play. Adults develop an understanding of strategy, but the emphasis is on enjoying the game.

220031–A

M

7:00A–8:00A

220031–B

M

11:00A–12:30P 4/20 ››› 6/1

4/20 ››› 6/1

$129 / $142

Early Bird

$193 / $212

220031–C

M

8:00P–9:30P

4/20 ››› 6/1

$193 / $212

220031–D

TU

9:30A–11:00A

4/21 ››› 6/2

$140 / $154

220031–E

TU

11:00A–12:00P 4/21 ››› 6/2

$150 / $165

220031–F

TU

8:00P–9:30P

4/21 ››› 6/2

$226 / $248

220031–G

W

1:00P–2:30P

4/22 ››› 6/3

$226 / $248

220031–H

TH

11:00A–12:30P 4/23 ››› 6/4

$226 / $248

220031–I

TH

1:00P–2:30P

4/23 ››› 6/4

$226 / $248

220031–J

F

6:30A–8:00A

4/24 ››› 6/5

$193 / $212

220031–K

SA

7:00A–8:00A

4/25 ››› 6/6

$193 / $212

220031–L

SU

9:00A–10:30A

4/26 ››› 6/7

$161 / $177

Early Bird

Tennis Instructional League 18+ years / Prairie Stone Combine the excitement of competitive play with the benefits of professional instruction and analysis. One of our tennis pros will be on the court during all matches to help players improve their strategy, positioning, and shot selection. For questions, please contact Dana Joseph, Tennis Coordinator at 847–285–5411.

M, W, F

4/20 ››› 6/7

9:30A–11:00A

$15 / $18 per visit

Cardio Tennis 18+ years / Prairie Stone Improve your tennis game while energizing your cardio routine with Cardio Tennis. Players of all ability levels are led through high energy drills designed to keep you moving and your heart pumping. Prior tennis experience is not necessary. For questions, please contact Dana Joseph, Tennis Coordinator at 847–285–5411.

W

4/20 ››› 6/7

6:00P–7:00P

$15 per visit

These programs are run on pass management, players must purchase a minimum of 4. Register at the Prairie Stone service desk.

TH

9:30A–11:00A

4/23 ››› 6/4

$226 / $248

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Youth Soccer League Grades K–8 / Cannon Crossings Fall 2009 Season — September 13 ››› November 1 Spring 2010 Season — April 11 ››› June 6 Registration begins May 31 at the Cannon Crossings soccer fields from 11:00A–4:00P. After May 31st, register in person at CCIA or Willow Recreation. Teams are formed by blind draft only.

Baseball / Softball Open Gym $5 January 18 ››› March 22 Baseball Players 11:00A–1:00P Softball Players 1:00P–3:00P

Willow Recreation

August — Practices Begin (weather permitting) Before 7/3

$75 / $85

After 7/3

$90 / $100

Fees* include both Fall ‘09 and Spring ‘10 seasons. *Uniform fee is an additional $35. Specifiy size on registration form.

Youth Baseball and Softball Leagues

5+ years

The program focuses on the basic fundamentals of throwing, hitting, fielding and base running, with a focus on fun. After T-ball, there are separate leagues for boys and girls. Teams are formed by blind draft only. The aging date is 4/30/09. The season includes 12 to 14 games plus weekly practices. A mandatory $25 fee will be assessed if registering after 2/16 Questions? Contact Ed Bjes at 847–285–5429.

April 4 — Practices Begin (weather permitting) May 2 — Season Starts (weather permitting) 5–8 years

$115 / $125

9 –12 years

$130 / $140

13–14 years

$140 / $155

Colt / Palomino

$215 / $240

Registration for Youth Baseball and Softball still open.

Special registration form is required.

Athletics — tennis — youth leagues — baseball — basketball — softball

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Preschool 2009–2010 Children Learn through Experience, Imitation and Play Our curriculum focuses on hands on activities and experimentation. Activities such as music, movement, dramatic play, science, and open ended art projects help cultivate children’s imaginations and give them confidence to express themselves. Group activities encourage socialization and teach important lessons in sharing and being part of a community.

Daily outdoor or gym time helps children develop their large motor skills. Fine motor skills are developed through tabletop activities like puzzles cutting and painting, which also fosters the imagination and cognitive development. In addition, each classroom boasts a computer and digital camera, allowing teachers to integrate technology into the curriculum. Our teachers combine our diverse curriculum with a nurturing environment and a healthy balance of playtime to encourage student’s physical, emotional, and social and creative development. And through encouragement, understanding and respect, they help provide a positive atmosphere for learning.Our program is state licensed and nationally accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, so you can be confident that your child will benefit from superior educators, classroom equipment, and opportunities to help build a solid foundation for his or her future.

Threeschool This is a program we designed just for children who missed the traditional September 1 preschool deadline. Taught by a preschool teacher in a preschool classroom setting, this class engages children through a variety of activities such as songs, stories, free play at learning centers, crafts, outside fun and gym time. Pull ups are okay to begin with, but children should be on their way to taking care of their own toileting needs. Teachers will not be responsible for changing pull ups. Children should bring a light snack each day.

15 minutes will be added to the length of class beginning in January 2010 to prepare the students for a longer preschool day. Class meets the entire school year. Children turning 3 during the school year may register within three months of turning 3 years old while space is available; fees will be prorated.

Three Year Old Preschool

CCIA

256211–A

M, W, F

8/31 ››› 5/21

$102 / $113

NB, MA

256211–B

M, TU, TH 12:30P–2:30P

9/1 ››› 5/20

$102 / $113

DS, LW

256211–C

TU, TH

9/1 ››› 5/20

$68 / $75

NB, TM

9:30A–11:30A

9:30A–11:30A

Min / Max: 8 / 17

Three Year Old Preschool

Willow Recreation

256212–A

M, W, TH 9:15A–11:30A

8/31 ››› 5/20

$116 / $128

AL, RS

256212–B

TU, F

9:15A–11:30A

9/1 ››› 5/21

$77 / $86

AL, RS

256212–C

TU, F

9:15A–11:30A

9/1 ››› 5/21

$77 / $86

PM, KF

Min / Max: 8 / 18

CCIA

Four Year Old Preschool

156221–A

TM

256214–A

M, W, F

9:15A–11:45A

8/31 ››› 5/21

$131 / $145

CF, JJ

M–TH

9:30A–11:45A

8/31 ››› 5/20

$159 / $176

DS, LW

M, W 12:30P–2:00P

9/1 ››› 5/20

$64 / $72

CCIA

TM

256214–B

Willow Recreation

256214–C

TU, TH

9:15A–11:45A

9/1 ››› 5/20

$87 / $97

CF, JJ

156221–B

MA

256214–E

M, TU, TH 12:30P–2:45P

9/1 ››› 5/20

$116 / $128

CF, JJ

156221–C

M, W 9:30A–11:00A

T, TH 9:30A–11:00A

9/1 ››› 5/20

9/3 ››› 5/13

$64 / $72

$64 / $72

Children enrolling must be turning 3 years old between 9/1/09 and 12/1/09. Min 6 / Max15 *8 monthly payments, after $100 deposit is applied.

Min / Max: 8 / 18

Four Year Old Preschool

Willow Recreation

256215–A

M, W, TH 9:15A–11:45A

8/31 ››› 5/20

$131 / $145

PM, KF

256215–B

M, W, TH 12:15P–2:45P

8/31 ››› 5/20

$131 / $145

PM, KF

256215–D

M–TH

8/31 ››› 5/20

$178 / $197

AL, RS

12:15P–2:45P

Min / Max: 8 / 20

Instructors AL Andrea Langsfeld CF Colleen Flach DS Diana Stoll JJ Joyce Jackson

KF LW MA NB

Karen Fuechsl Lynn Wendland Mary Ellen Agins Nancy Ballent

PM RS TM

Patty Matthews Rachel Scharm Toni Mims

Children must specified age of Preschool by September 1, 2009

Preschool Payment Methods Register in person at our Community Center or Willow Recreation Center.

Special Registration form and a $25 processing fee are required with all prschool registrations. Payment for the entire school year may be paid in full by check or credit card.For your convenience, we also offer an 8-month payment plan. A $100 deposit is payable upon registration and monthly payments will be deducted from your bank account through our Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) option.

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Providing a quality child care experience to the community of Hoffman Estates The Hoffman Estates Park District is expanding its state licensed and nationally accredited preschool program by opening a new full day preschool child care center at CCIA. Through developmentally appropriate instruction and a positive atmosphere for learning, children in the full day preschool program will develop the social-emotional, cognitive and physical skills necessary to prepare them for Kindergarten.

arly earning enter

Hoffman Estates Park District

Daily Schedule Activity 7:00A – 9:00A

learning centers exploration

9:00A – 9:15A

circle time

9:15A – 9:30A

The full day preschool Early Learning Center will provide the children with two snacks and lunch each day that meet the nutritional guidelines.

wash hands morning snack

11:30A – 11:45A

music stories

11:45A – 12:00P

large motor play

12:00A – 12:30P

lunch

12:30P – 2:30P

rest time

2:30P – 2:45P

afternoon snack

2:45P – 3:00P

reading time

3:00P – 3:30P

large motor play

3:30P – 3:45P

music stories

3:45P – 6:00P

learning centers exploration

Contact Alisa Kapusinski, Program Manager, at 847–781–3631

Opening — August 31 (tentative) Interest list is being developed. Call now to put your child on the list.

Early Childhood — preschool

Full Day Preschool

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Tot Visual and Performing Arts Tots World 2½–4 years / Rebecca Geist / CCIA Tots gain independence as they participate in less structured indoor games, free play, songs and stories. Children must be comfortable in a classroom setting. Each session will have different projects and themes. No class April 10.

226011–A

F

9:30A–10:30A

4/3 ››› 5/15

$31 / $34

Young Explorers 3–5 years / Rebecca Geist / CCIA Tots explore the world of science and nature through play activities.

Each class includes hands-on experiments and take-home projects developed to unlock their natural curiosity. No class April 10.

226013–A

F

10:45A–11:45A 4/3 ››› 5/15

$31 / $34

On My Own 2½–3½ years / Lori Austin / Willow Recreation Children will gain independence through fun and socialization in this class. Activities include crafts, songs and stories. This is the perfect first experience of working towards being on my own. Parents will stay the entire first class and 1/2 of the second and third class.

Parents will not attend class after the third week.

226016–A

M

10:30A–11:30A 4/6 ››› 5/11

$31 / $34

Mini Chefs 3–5 years / Rebecca Geist / CCIA Mix creativity, instruction fun, and you’ve got mini chefs. This class teaches children simple recipes so they can help out in the kitchen.

Kitchen safety tips are emphasized. On the last day kids take home a recipe book filled with all their delicious experiments. Bring an apron or large shirt. Parent volunteers are encouraged.

226024–A

M

11:45A–12:45P 4/6 ››› 5/11

$36 / $40

Books Come Alive!

3–5 years / Monique LiPetri / CCIA Each week children will travel into storybook land by reading a classic children’s book. Children will expand on the ideas of the book by creating an art project, singing songs, participating in fingerplays and through creative movement.

226041–A

TH

9:45A–10:45A

4/9 ››› 5/14

TU

11:45A–12:45P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$45 / $49

ABCs & 123s Parent–Tot Youngsters begin to recognize and identify letters and numbers through songs, games, stories and special projects. Children interact with their parents and peers in a nurturing environment. This class helps develop socialization skills.

2½–4 years / Karen Swietek / CCIA 226310–B

TU

6:30P–7:15P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$31 / $34

4/6 ››› 5/11

$31 / $34

Lori Austin / Willow Recreation 226310–A

M

9:30A–10:15A

Tots Playtime 1½–3 years / Laura Podgorny / Willow Recreation Parents and tots participate in structured and unstructured activities.

Each class begins with creative arts and craft projects, songs or stories. Then playtime in the gym with balls, hoops, mats and scooters. Children must be able to walk. All equipment provided.

226315–A

TH

9:45A–10:45A

4/9 ››› 5/14

227403–A

TU

4:00P–4:45P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$65 / $72

Tot Rock 11–20 months / CCIA Colors, colors everywhere, "Rainbows Rock" in Tot Rock this spring.

You and your tot will delight in discovering the colors of the rainbow.

Together, you will have a rockin’ good time in this one of a kind musical experience. You will play with rhythm instruments like maracas and tambourines, share props like balls and ribbons, and explore sensory items like bubbles and feathers. This unique program includes both structured and unstructured time to stimulate your tots, improve their newly acquired motor skills, enhance language development, and encourage socialization.

226323–A

F

9:15A–9:55A

4/17 ››› 5/29 $57 / $64

Kid Rock CCIA Experience "Rock ‘n Roll Friends" with us this spring. This specially designed music program incorporates various learning styles as it combines imaginative play with fun, while improving listening skills and encouraging socialization. Each week, we will sing songs, learn rhymes, use a variety of rhythm instruments and props, engage in imaginative play, and improve both fine and large motor skills.

Parents participate in Kid Rock I; in Kid Rock II parents only stay for the first and last weeks.

Kid Rock I 20–36 months 226323–B

F

10:00A–10:40A 4/17 ››› 5/29 $57 / $64

Kid Rock II 2½–4½ years 226023–A

F

10:45A–11:25A 4/17 ››› 5/29 $57 / $64

$31 / $34

Recipe for Fun 3–5 years / Monique LiPetri / CCIA Playdough, silly putty and "clean mud" are some concoctions we will be making and playing with in this hands on class. Children will follow a recipe to create gooey mixtures out of everyday, household ingredients. Math and science concepts are incorporated as we count and measure ingredients while one form of matter transforms into another Wear clothes that can get messy or bring a smock.

226065–A

Preschool Drawing 3½–5 years / Young Rembrandts / CCIA Our instructors provide a positive, nurturing environment for your child. Each week we’ll draw something these little ones are interested in. We’ll concentrate on the skills of drawing and coloring, but also work on developing fine motor skills, focus, listening, staying on task, spatial organization and patience. All new lessons each session.

$26 / $29

Kindermusik Village 0–18 months / Laura Musso / Willow Recreation This is a wonderful way to bond with and stimulate your infant. This program will include gathering time, warm-ups, exercise, quiet time, instrument exploration, dance and much, much more. This session’s theme is "Rhythm of My Day." Program fee does not include Kit Fee. Home kit includes: 1 CD featuring songs and chants included in the class, 1 baby literature book, 1 baby’s Home Journal, and 2 art banners that match the pictures in the book. Kit fee — $38 payable to instructor at the first class. No class March 25.

216347–C

W

9:15A–9:55A

3/11 ››› 5/7

$85 / $92

216347–D

W

11:30A–12:10P 3/11 ››› 5/7

$85 / $92

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Jelly Bean Soccer Clinic 6–9 years / Coach Pickles & Staff / Prairie Stone Players refine their dribbling, passing and shooting techniques, and work on footwork and teamwork drills that sharpen their focus and improve their skills. Fun skill drills of varying intensity build players endurance and confidence.

2–3 years 229036–L

SA

8:00A–8:45A

4/25 ››› 5/30 $99 / $107

SA

9:00A–10:00A

4/25 ››› 5/30 $132 / $144

Jelly Bean Basketball Clinic 5–9 years / Coach Pickles & Staff / Willow This class teaches participants’ the tricks to being a good offensive and defensive player. Players refine their dribbling, passing and shooting techniques as they sharpen their focus and overall skills and abilities. Using skill defining drills and games, players’ will quickly turn weaknesses into strengths.

229040–A

SA

9:00A–10:00A

4/25 ››› 5/30 $132 / $144

6–9 years 229040–B

Jelly Bean T-ball 4–6 years / Coach Pickles & Staff / Prairie Stone Children are introduced to the basics of throwing, fielding, and hitting.

Instruction focuses on developing participants hand eye coordination and improving overall mechanics using fun drills and games. Parent and tot classes require parent involvement. Glove required.

229037–A

M

4:15P–5:00P

4/20 ››› 5/25 $69 / $77

229037–B

TU

2:30P–3:15P

4/21 ››› 5/26

229037–C

TH

2:30P–3:15P

4/23 ››› 5/28 $69 / $77

$69 / $77

229037–D

TU, TH

2:30P–3:15P

4/21 ››› 5/28

229037–E

SA

8:00A–8:45A

4/25 ››› 5/30 $99 / $107 Willow Recreation

$127 / $137

Since 2004, Coach Pickles’ world-class coaching formula has created an educational and stress free sports experience for 1000’s of beginner athletes. Safe and structured class formats are designed to be age appropriate and to target the specialized needs of beginner athletes. Jelly Bean Sports is proud to use instructional modes that offer a 60–90% learning retention rate. By keeping sports simple and making learning fun, Jelly Bean Sports is preparing children to take better direction and become more "coachable" athletes tomorrow.

Jelly Bean Flag Football Coach Pickles & Staff / CCIA Participants are introduced to the basics of holding a football, putting, passing and kicking the football. Exciting instruction focuses on developing footwork, hand eye coordination, and teamwork.

2–3 years (Parent / Tot)

Jelly Bean Soccer Coach Pickles & Staff This class introduces participants to the basics of dribbling, passing and shooting. The program promotes athletic development and soccer skill improvement and is great for beginners or players seeking a competitive advantage.

229039–A

M

10:30A–11:15A 4/20 ››› 5/25 $64 / $72

2–3 years (Parent / Tot) / Prairie Stone

229039–B

W

10:30A–11:15A 4/22 ››› 5/27 $64 / $72

229036–J

M

6:15P–7:00P

4/20 ››› 5/25 $73 / $81

229039–C

M, W 10:30A–11:15A 4/20 ››› 5/27 $116 / $126

229036–K

F

9:45A–10:30A

4/24 ››› 5/29 $73 / $81

229036–L

SA

8:00A–8:45A

4/25 ››› 5/30 $99 / $107

M

1:30P–2:15P

4/20 ››› 5/25 $64 / $72

2–3 years (Parent / Tot) / Willow Recreation

229039–E

W

1:30P–2:15P

4/22 ››› 5/27 $64 / $72

229036–A

TU

9:45A–10:30A

4/21 ››› 5/26 $73 / $81

229039–F

M, W 1:30P–2:15P

4/20 ››› 5/27 $116 / $126

229036–B

TH

9:45A–10:30A

4/23 ››› 5/28 $73 / $81

229036–C

TU,TH 9:45A–10:30A

4–6 years 229039–D

2–3 years (Parent / Tot)

4/21 ››› 5/28 $134 / $146

M

5:15P–6:00P

4/20 ››› 5/27 $64 / $72

4–6 years / Willow Recreation 229036–D

TU

10:45A–11:30A 4/21 ››› 5/26 $73 / $81

TU

1:30P–2:15P

4/21 ››› 5/26 $64 / $72

229036–E

TH

10:45A–11:30A 4/23 ››› 5/28 $73 / $81

229039–I

TH

1:30P–2:15P

229039–J

TU, TH 1:30P–2:15P

229039–G 4–6 years 229039–H

4/23 ››› 5/28 $64 / $72

229036–F

TU, TH 10:45A–11:30A 4/21 ››› 5/28 $134 / $146

4/21 ››› 5/28 $116 / $126

229036–G

TU

4:30P–5:15P

229036–H

TH

4:30P–5:15P

229036–I

TU, TH 4:30P–5:15P

Jelly Bean Sport Shorts Coach Pickles & Staff / 2–3 (Parent / Tot) A parent and tot variety sports class that introduces soccer, baseball, basketball, football and hockey to children and teaches parents new ways to coach children at home. Fun, age appropriate drills and games tailored for development and to promote children’s enjoyment of sports.

229035–A

F

10:30A–11:15A 4/24 ››› 5/29 $64 / $72

Prairie Stone

229035–B

TU

11:45A–12:30P 4/21 ››› 5/26 $64 / $72

Willow Recreation

229035–C

TH

11:45A–12:30P 4/23 ››› 5/28 $64 / $72

CCIA

4/21 ››› 5/26 $73 / $81 4/23 ››› 5/28 $73 / $81 4/21 ››› 5/28 $134 / $146

4–6 years / CCIA 229036–M TH

11:45A–12:30P 4/23 ››› 5/28 $73 / $81

Early Childhood — tot visual and performing arts — tot athletics

Tot Athletics

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Tot Athletics Jelly Bean Basketball Coach Pickles & Staff This class introduces players to the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting and defense. A fun and engaging instructional class that keeps kids active throughout and provides them, overall, with a positive sports experience.

Preschool Sport Stars 3–5 years / Prairie Stone This active class will introduce your preschool star to a variety of different sports, including soccer, basketball, tennis, t-ball and more.

Kids will be encouraged to listen, follow directions and work as a team.

2–3 years / Prairie Stone

220708–A

229038–G

M

6:15P–7:00P

4/20 ››› 5/25

$72 / $80

W

3:45P–4:30P

4/22 ››› 5/27

$72 / $80

229038–B

F

3:45P–4:30P

4/24 ››› 5/29

$72 / $80

229038–C

W, F 3:45P–4:30P

4/22 ››› 5/29

$132 / $144

4–6 years / CCIA 229038–A

6–8 years / CCIA 229038–D

W

4:45P–5:30P

4/22 ››› 5/27

$72 / $80

229038–E

F

4:45P–5:30P

4/24 ››› 5/29

$72 / $80

229038–F

W, F 4:45P–5:30P

4/22 ››› 5/29

$132 / $144

TU

9:15A–10:00A

4/14 ››› 5/19 $48 / $53

Parent / Tot Play Group 0–3 years / Prairie Stone Parents and children will enjoy a relaxed, safe environment to play, laugh, and make new friends together. Each day parents and tots will play games in the gym, swim in the pool, and eat lunch together in the café. Participants may bring a lunch from home or purchase lunch at our Frullati Café. Come ready to play and make new friends.

220725–A

F

10:30A–11:45A 4/3 ››› 4/24

$29 / $34

220725–B

F

10:30A–11:45A 5/8 ››› 5/29

$29 / $34

Gym & Swim 3–5 years / Prairie Stone Kids will start off by enjoying organized activities such as kickball, tag, basketball, obstacle courses and relay races in the gym. After a half hour of gym play we will head to the pool for an instructional beginning level swim class. We will end with fun water games. Please wear your swim suit under your clothes. Please have child dropped off to the gym and picked up from the activity pool.

Parents Night Off 1–12 years / Prairie Stone Parents, take a night off and spend some time to yourself while your kids have a blast at Prairie Stone. Kids will be split up into age groups where they will participate in age appropriate activities including; games, crafts, obstacle course, climbing wall (5+years), pizza dinner, and a movie. Members receive a preferred rate of $24 for the first child and $14 for each additional child. Non members will pay $29 for the first child and $16 for each additional child.

220716–A

220727–A

SA

5:00P–9:00P

4/18

$24 / $29

220727–B

SA

5:00P–9:00P

5/30

$24 / $29

M

9:15A–10:30A

4/13 ››› 5/18

$48 / $52

Twisting with Toddlers Open Gym 1½–3½ years / Prairie Stone Let’s get moving. Dance, march, twist, fly, and zoom your way through this active class that really gets your body moving. Our tiny athletes will start off with some basic structured activities and move into an open gym playtime. It is guaranteed to keep your toddlers energized and have fun while developing their large motor skills.

220724–A

TH

9:15A–9:45A

4/2 ››› 4/30

$49 / $54

220724–B

TH

9:15A–9:45A

5/7 ››› 5/28

$39 / $44

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Open Climbing Hours Monday

6:00P–8:00P

Saturday

10:00A–NOON

Vertical Fitness 16+ years / Prairie Stone Discover a whole new way to increase cardio vascular and muscular endurance. Build power, lean muscle tone, and flexibility while learning a great life long wellness activity. Vertical Fitness is designed for those individuals looking for a new path to overall wellness and are seeking a more intense, higher level workout.

Climbing experience is not required.

220532–A

TU

6:30P–7:30P

04/07–04/28 $34 / $39

220532–B

TU

6:30P–7:30P

05/05–05/26 $34 / $39

Rock Hoppers Jr. 5–14 years / Prairie Stone An introduction to the exciting sport of indoor rock climbing, this class will begin with a wall orientation and provide instruction in basic climbing technique and safety. This class is created specifically for children and will utilize fun and energetic climbing games to allow your child to rise to new heights.

220524–A

W

5:30P–6:30P

4/1–4/29

$46 / $49

220524–B

W

5:30P–6:30P

5/6–5/27

$37 / $39

Adult Climbing Class 15+ years / Prairie Stone Participants will learn new skills while having a blast in this class designed for climbers of all ability levels. After a climbing wall and equipment orientation, participants will build their climbing technique, strength, and confidence through climbing games and other fun activities.

220525–A

W

6:30P–7:30P

4/1–4/29

$49 / $53

220525–B

W

6:30P–7:30P

5/6–5/27

$39 / $42

Belay Certification Class Did you know that you can become certified to belay at Prairie Stone? With this class you will receive personal instruction to learn proper belaying techniques.

Class also covers general safety guidelines and other climbing fundamentals.

Certified climbers enjoy the option of belaying for their family and friends along with independent climbing using our auto belay device. Climber must be able to demonstrate all techniques and pass instructor’s criteria to become certified.

For more info or to schedule a certification class call Katie Jones, Program Supervisor, at at 847–285–5408.

Individual Climbing Lessons Climbing lessons are designed to offer instruction geared toward a climber’s specific needs. Individual lessons provide a more private environment for those climbers wishing to work on the basics before joining to a group setting or for those striving to climb at a higher rating. designed for new climbers and experienced climbers. Please contact Katie jones, Program Supervisor, at 847–285–5408 or kjones@heparks.org for more information.

Rent Our Portable Outdoor Climbing Wall Our 24-foot high rock wall can travel right to your location and be set up outdoors on any level surface. As many as three people can climb this wall at one time. Climbing wall rental fees include two professional climbing staff members to instruct and belay your guests. For information call 847–885–7500.

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Early Childhood — tot athletics Health and Fitness — climbing wall

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8 47–885–7500

Community Center & Ice Arena — Fitness Equipment Locker Room Whirlpool and Sauna Smith Machines Dumbbells Super Squat Cross Cable System Tetrix Climb Max Bosa Ball Weighted Balls and Bars Resistance Bands Lifecycles Cybex / Paramount / Magnum Lifesteps Lifefitness Treadmills Precor Treadmills Recumbent Lifecycles Stairmaster Stepmill Precor EFX Cross Trainers

Monthly Membership as Low as $17 per Month Members have unlimited use of the exercise room, indoor running track, locker rooms, coed whirlpool, and sauna. Equipment orientation is available. Supervised memberships are available for ages 13–15. Student memberships are offered at 16 years.

Complimentary equipment orientation by a personal trainer.

Non Member One Day Pass — $8 Locker Rental — $72 per year If you do not wish to rent a permanent locker, daily use of a locker is available at no charge. You must bring your own lock. All daily use locks must be removed when you leave the building.

Hours Monday–Friday

5:15A –10:30P

Saturday

5:15A –10:30P

Sunday

6:00A –10:30P

Special Holiday Hours April 12

Closed

May 25

7:00A–1:00P

Towel Service — 50 cents Towel Service Yearly — $36

Willow Recreation Center — Fitness Equipment Elliptical Machine 3 Treadmills Tetrix Climb Max Lifecycle Machine NuStep Open Basketball Locker Rooms Crosstrainer Weight-Training Equipment

Membership as Low as $14 per Month Includes use of fitness room, locker rooms, and members only basketball. Complimentary equipment orientation by a personal trainer.

Combination Membership includes court reservation privileges and use of fitness room, locker rooms and members only basketball.

Racquetball Membership includes court reservation privileges and use of locker rooms.

Non Member One Day Pass—$6

Membership Age Requirements The minimum age for Willow Recreation Center membership is sixteen years. Fourteen and fifteen year olds may purchase a membership and use the facility only when accompanied by an adult member 18 years old or older.

Corporate Memberships With a group of 5 or more, colleagues can join CCIA or Willow Recreation at special discounted corporate membership rates and experience the benefits all year long. Corporate Membership will promote wellness, improve moralle, increase productiviity and cut absenteeism.

Hours Monday–Friday

6:00A–10:00P

Saturday

6:00A– 7:00P

Sunday

7:00A– 5:00P

Special Holiday Hours April 12

Closed

May 25

7:00A–1:00P

Free Guest Days April 6, 17, 26 May 5, 21, 30

847–885–7500

www.heparks.org

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Yoga 14+ years / Kathy Czach / South Barrington Park District Learn to manage stress through the art of relaxation. Hatha Yoga teaches you how to relax using various postures and breathing exercises that increase the body’s strength, flexibility and tone.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a towel or mat. This class will be held at the South Barrington Park District, off of Barrington Road at three Tennis Club Lane. You must complete Level I before enrolling in a Level II class. No Class 5/25.

14+ years / Willow Recreation TLC If you have tried everything and still can’t lose the weight — maybe you just need TLC (Total Lifestyle Clinic.) By focusing on your fitness level and goals, our personal trainer can help you help yourself.

You will develop a safe an effective fitness plan to help you achieve success. Just one hour, twice a week, can change your life. Class size is limited to ten per session.

224014–A

M, W 6:30P–7:30P

4/13 ››› 5/20 $72 / $79

Yoga Level I 223013–A

M

7:00P–8:30P

5/18 ››› 7/6

$77 / $85

223013–C

TH

10:00A–11:30A 5/21 ››› 7/9

$88 / $97

$88 / $97

Yoga Level II 223013–B

TU

7:00P–8:30P

223013–D

F

10:00A–11:30A 5/22 ››› 7/10 $88 / $97

5/19 ››› 7/7

PIYO 16+ years / Willow Recreation PIYO is a strength fusion class, combining Pilates and Yoga.

The format is a way to challenge strength, balance and emphasize the athleticism of Pilates and Yoga. Strength Fusion is appropriate for all levels of fitness but ideal for those looking for additional challenge.

224048–A

TH

7:00P–7:45P

4/16 ››› 5/21 $36 / $41

Pilates 16+ years / Willow Recreation Strengthen your core muscles and improve your flexibility, balance and posture through this safe and effective exercise program.

Pilates’ non impact mat work allows people of all ages, genders and fitness levels to tone and shape their bodies. You will love the way you look and feel. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat and a small towel.

224047–A

SA

7:30A–8:30A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $36 / $41

Total Fitness Workout 14+ years / Willow Recreation Get fit, be healthy, lose weight and feel great. You can do it all in this dynamic cardiovascular workout that combines the energy of high / low impact aerobics, the intensity of interval training and the fat-burning benefits of step aerobics. Variety and creativity make this class challenging and fun, and the exercises and steps can be modified to accommodate all fitness levels. Classes also include a muscle madness session where participants increase muscle strength and endurance using a variety of resistance exercises.

Stretching is done to improve flexibility. Tubing, rubber bands and steps are provided. Please bring weights of 3–8 lbs. Pay at the door $6.50 per class or purchase a punch pass to attend the number of classes that fit your schedule.

224015–A

1x / week

5:30P–6:45P

4/7 ››› 5/30

$76 / $84

224015–B

2x / week

8:30A–9:45A

4/7 ››› 5/30

$144 / $158

224015–C

3x / week

5:30P–6:45P

4/7 ››› 5/30

$210 / $231

Kid Fit 6–11 years / Willow Recreation It’s never too early to establish healthy fitness habits. This fun circuit class introduces children to basic exercises that improve their flexibility, endurance and muscle strength using light weights and their own body weight.

224045–A

Wedding Boot Camp 18+ years / CCIA Wedding Boot Camp is a program designed to help brides and grooms improve their health and fitness for their wedding, honeymoon, and the rest of their lives! This workout will decrease dress / tux size, help tighten and tone muscles, and lose body fat!

223025–A

M, W 6:30P–7:30P

4/13 ››› 5/20 $66 / $73

Women of Steel 18+ years / CCIA Are you ready to move beyond your normal routine? Learn the benefits of weight training. Our trainer will teach you how to effectively tone each body part using machines and free weights.

Learn safe, effective exercises and have fun with a small group focusing on the goals of women who want to be toned. Class is taught by a certified Personal Trainer. Register early — the maximum is 10 participants per class.

223027-A

M, W 5:30P–6:30P

4/13 ››› 5/20 $66 / $73

Belly Dance 16+ years / Prairie Stone Learn the ancient art of belly dancing in the energetic introductory class taught by Lisa. Not only is belly dancing fun, it is also a great low impact, cardiovascular workout. It isolates muscles and tones the body in ways other workouts simply cannot. Learn techniques that put an emphasis on your own interpretation and style. Prairie Stone has partnered with Harper College to offer this fun and unique class. Prairie Stone member preferred rate $60 per session.

220415–A

M

7:30P–8:45P

4/13 ››› 5/18 $79 / $90

TU

4:30P–5:30P

4/14 ››› 5/19 $36 / $40

Health and Fitness — fitness centers — fitness classes

Fitness Classes

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Fitness Classes Jazzercise All ages / Jeaneen New music, fresh moves, pure motivation! The world’s leading dance fitness program offers a blend of dance and exercise choreographed to today’s hottest music, including top 40, jazz, funk, and classical.

Jazzercise accommodates all fitness levels and combines a great cardiovascular workout with resistance training and stretching. $37 Easy Fitness Ticket (automatic deduction from checking account/credit card)** $94 Two Month Pass (cash or check only)** $10 Daily Class Fee** $25 Registration Fee (one time fee unless participant is away for more than 3 months)**

Jazzercise Monday – Sunday CCIA

Vogelei

Monday

9:15A

4:30P / 6:15P

Tuesday

9:15A / 6:15P

Wednesday

9:15A

6:15P

Thursday

9:15A / 6:15P

4:30P

Friday

9:15A

Saturday

8:15A

Sunday

9:15A

** For more information or to register for this program, call Jeaneen at 847–584–1969.

Jr. Jazzercise 5–11 years / Janeen / CCIA An exciting dance fitness class for kids with an emphasis on fun.

Junior Jazzercise uses the newest dance moves and music to build coordination, flexibility, strength, endurance and the importance of physical fitness. Kids enjoy staying fit with Jr. Jazzercise. **

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4:00P–4:45P 4/7 ››› 5/2

Jazzercise Open House Week — April 6–11 New members will receive a free class and 50% discount on both the joining fee and purchase of a class pass (Easy Fitness or two month).

Valid for new customers or former customers not registered since 9/08.

Offer valid on day of free class.

$49

** Call Janeen to register 847–584–1969

Hanover Park Park District

Boxing Academy Learn how to wrap hands like a boxer, stance and footwork techniques, defensive maneuvers, rhythm, coordination, nutrition, punch/counter punch combinations and self-defense techniques.

Classes are available for both children and adults, and several days and times are available for your convenience. Come meet our new boxing instructor, Jeff Rose, and raise your levels of fitness, self esteem and fun!

Hoffman Estates Residents Receive Hanover Park Residents Rates!

Classes begin March 21, 2009! Sign up today!

For more information, please contact the Hanover Park Park District

847–885–7500

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Health and Fitness — personal training

Personal Training Whether you have specific health and fitness goals, or just want to improve your lifestyle, our personal trainers can provide individual attention and support you need to get the most out of your workouts. Our personal trainers are degreed or possess national certification by accredited organizations including the American Council on Exercise (ACE), the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), and the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). With skills and qualifications to work with people of all ages and ability levels, our trainers also specialize in improving sports performance and in working with people with physical limitations as a result of illness or injury.

Prairie Stone

private semi-private 1 Session $50 $75 3 Sessions 5 Sessions $240 $350 10 Sessions $460 $670 20 Sessions $880 $1280

private semi-private $45 $99 $205 $165 $400 $320

CCIA / Willow

Non member rates available

Non member rates available

Contact

Laura Schultz Personal Training Supervisor 847–285–5430 fitcoach@heparksorg

Debbie Albig Facilities Magager 847–285–5442 dalbig@heparks.org

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Prairie Dogs Multi Sport Club 18+ years / Prairie Stone The Prairie Dogs Multi Sport club will provide a supportive community within Prairie Stone for runners, cyclists, swimmers, du-athletes and tri-athletes to train, race, share experiences and celebrate achievements together. The club meets for monthly workouts and meetings and is led by Jennifer Harrison, USA triathlon Level 2 Certified coach. Annual dues must be paid prior to the first official club meeting. Prairie Stone members receive a preferred rate of $60. In order to receive the discounted rate you need to register in person, online registration will not give you the discounted rate.

190402–A

TU

6:00P–7:00P

1/1 ››› 12/31

$65 / $70

Pilates Individualized Equipment Training Transform your body, while developing strength, flexibility and balance. Prairie Stone offers individualized Pilates equipment training with certified Pilates Instructors, Kirk Gramarosa and Glenna Monroe. Each session incorporates a variety of movements designed to lengthen, strengthen and tone muscles, while developing core strength and balance. Participants work on the Cadillac, the Wunda Chair and the Reformer. Basic mat work will also be incorporated into each workout. Appointments are available upon request by contacting Glenna at 847–285–5418.

Sessions start at $70 for private and $90 for semi private, multi session packages are available at a reduced cost and Prairie Stone members receive a $5 discount per person, per session. For more information, call 847–285–5418 or email gmonroe@heparks.org.

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www.prairiestonesports.com

8 47–285–5400

At Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center, our professional staff are dedicated to helping members achieve fitness, gain strength, and improve their overall well-being.

Fitness Membership Health profile and heart risk assessment, equipment orientations.

Towel service, toiletries and amenities in our luxurious locker suites.

Climbing wall Complimentary childcare at our Kids Korner. 2 hour daily limit Unlimited use of fitness center, aquatics area, indoor track, gymnasium, and group exercise classes.

Tennis & Fitness Membership Includes all the benefits of a fitness membership, plus: Indoor Tennis privileges Free court time 2 hour maximum per day per member Ranking by a USPTA tennis professional Optimal Wellness Membership This three month membership is designed for high risk and post rehabilitative clientele. These members benefit from an initial fitness assessment, an individualized fitness plan and one on one attention from our personal training team. To receive our referral discount, referrals must be provided by an affiliated health care professional.

Aquatic Membership Unlimited use of indoor activity pool and lap pool year round Water aerobics classes Towel service, amenities, and toiletries in our luxury locker suites Complimentary childcare at our Kids Korner 2 hour daily limit Corporate Membership Corporations with five or more members receive discounted rates based on the number of employees who join.

Student, Seniors, Family Memberships Memberships are available for families, students, seniors and senior families.

For current pricing, please call 847–285–5400.

Guest Fee Any non-member wishing to use the club must pay a guest fee which includes all the privileges of a fitness membership for 1 day.

With a Member — $10 Without a Member — $12 Free Guest Days — Held the fourth Friday of every month

Aquatic Pass This pass entitles swimmers to privileges at Prairie Stone’s activity pool, open year round. Please call for pricing.

Spa & Massage Therapy Services Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center invites you to enjoy our custom massage therapy and spa services tailored to suit your needs.

A combination of deep tissue, Swedish, sports massage, and trigger point therapy can be incorporated into your massage session. Treat yourself to a manicure, pedicure, or a facial through our specialized spa services. Ask about the discounted fees for Prairie Stone members! Call 847–285–5400 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

Tennis Court Fees Prime Time — $20 per hour Non-Prime Time — $16 per hour Tennis Members — Free 2 hour maximum per pay per member

Locker Rentals If you do not choose to rent a locker, daily user of a locker is available at no charge. Long-term locker rental is available at the following monthly rates.

Half Locker — $15 Small Locker — $6

Club Hours Monday– Thursday 5:00A–12:00A Friday 5:00A–11:00P Saturday 6:00A–10:00P

847–285–5400

Fitness Assessment or Fitness Consultation A certified exercise professional will help you determine your health status with a free total body fitness assessment or fitness consultation. Whether you are concerned with cardiovascular fitness, weight loss, chronic pain, or just want to be healthy, you will receive advice on how to achieve your wellness goals.

Fitness Center Our friendly environment will help motivate you to move your body in ways that will ensure results. Our equipment — including Precor, Cybex, LifeFitness, Reebok, StairMaster, Free Motion and Concept II — stands ready to put you through an engaging and productive workout. Our extensive variety ensures that you will never have to wait for a piece of equipment.

Group Fitness Classes Develop core power in our group exercise studios that feature Pilates, yoga, aerobics and Spinning. Gain strength and improve endurance to help advance you to the next level of health. Receive focused attention as you move through classes with ease. Group exercise classes provide the support you need to achieve your goals. There is space enough for anyone wanting to join.

Gymnasiums and Indoor Track

Members can enjoy a worry free workout, knowing they can drop their children off at our friendly and supervised Kids Korner. Kids can play, watch videos, work on homework, or utilize one of several computers in our computer lab. Complimentary visits to Kids Korner are included in both individual and family memberships.

Climbing Wall Our 40 foot indoor climbing wall simulates natural rock features and offers climbing routes to challenge climbers of all abilities. Members are welcome to climb during open climb hours free of charge. Children ages 5–13 are subject to a $5 nominal charge.

Tennis If tennis is your game, we can serve up an ace. Our indoor professional courts and tennis program can get you back in the fitness swing. Tennis professionals offer game and technique insight to ensure your game is at its peak. Please contact our member servcies regarding membership options that include tennis privileges.

Aquatic Center In the water, the right stroke may be all you need to achieve fitness. Our four lane indoor lap pool is an inviting option to members interested in swimming their way to health. Our water aerobic classes will give you the strength and endurance you need for trimmed and toned shape. Located as well in the aquatic center are the activity pool and whirlpool.

Other Benefits There are many benefits to Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center membership. From our luxurious locker suites to our family friendly services, you will be pampered and spoiled with the most elite of health services.

Membership options are available with no long-term contracts and are competitively priced.

Sports & Wellness Center

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Whether you choose to participate in our various sports programs or just want to play, our gymnasiums and indoor track offer another option to keep you active and moving toward a more fit lifestyle. One basketball court is always open for members. Enjoy a view of our gymnasiums and fitness center on our three lane indoor track.

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Health and Fitness — Prairie Stone

Membership Includes

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Just for Fun — Classes Pom and Baton Class Stephanie Felber / Willow Recreation Children develop hand eye coordination, rhythm, and self confidence as they master various twirling and poms skills. This course includes baton and poms instruction basics and routines.

The program will conclude with a recital, date to be announced by instructor. In addition to class fees, participants are responsible for a small fee for the recital costumes. Please wear dance leotards, tights and tennis shoes to each class. Batons are available for purchase through the instructor on the first day of class.

225008–A

TH

6:30P–7:00P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$46 / $51

Baton / Poms 4–6 years

225008–B

TH

7:00P–7:30P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$46 / $51

Baton / Poms 7–10 years

225008–C

TH

7:30P–8:00P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$46 / $51

Baton / Poms 10–18 years

225008–D

TH

8:00P–8:30P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$46 / $51

Poms 10–18 years

225008–E

SU

1:00P–3:00P

4/5 ››› 6/7

$92 / $101 Competitive 7–18 years

Magic Class Gary Kantor / CCIA You can fool your family and amaze your friends after learning fascinating tricks from a professional magician. Class covers card tricks, rope tricks, coin tricks, mind reading and more. Each child will receive a magic kit to take home. Within each class, participants will be separated into age groups. New tricks are taught every class.

227425–A

M

6:30P–7:25P

4/13

$18 / $20

4–14 years

Abacus Play Abacus / CCIA In this introductory course, students will learn about the Abacus and how to use this ancient tool to calculate simple addition and subtraction. Students will also learn techniques for improving concentration, visualization, and memory. Each student will receive their own abacus. All materials are included with course fees. Parents are welcome to attend. Must be able to write numbers from 0–9.

225036–A

TU

5:00P–6:00P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$77 / $85

5–7 years

225036–B

SA

9:00A–10:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $77 / $85

5–7 years

225036–C

TU

5:00P–6:00P

4/7 ››› 5/12

$77 / $85

8–12 years

225036–D

SA

9:00A–10:00A

4/11 ››› 5/16 $77 / $85

8–12 years

8 47–885–7500

847–885–7500

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Parties are available Saturday and Sunday afternoons starting at 3:30P. Additional days and times are available upon request. Fees are based upon a 10 person minimum, unless otherwise stated. Fees may vary based on space and rooms rented. Additional fee for room rental. Please call Christine Tusa at 847–285–5439, or email ctusa@heparks.org for information.

Activity Pool Party Prairie Stone Celebrate with a refreshing swim any time of the year in Prairie STone’s zero-depth activity pool. We provide swimming supervision by certified lifeguards. The host must provide two adult chaperones.

90min

Combo Party 5+ years / Prairie Stone Get the best of both worlds with 90 minutes of swimming and 90 minutes of rock wall climbing. We provide swimming supervision and professional climbing instruction. The host must provide two adult chaperones. 90min

member: $10 / guest

member: $20 / guest

non-member: $12 / guest

non-member: $24 / guest

Climbing Wall Party 5+ years / Prairie Stone Take your birthday party to new heights on our 40 foot indoor climbing wall.Our professional climbing staff belays all climbers and provides basic instruction. Two adult chaperones are also required. 90min

Overnight Lock-in 5+ years / Prairie Stone Ask about discounts for larger groups. For all night excitement, treat your guests to a lock-in party at PSSWC. Spend the night in the gymnasium, enjoying basketball, volleyball and other sports, or watch movies on our tv. Add to the excitement by including 90 minutes of swimming or rock wall climbing. Overnights are available Friday or Saturday evenings from 7:00P–7:00A. Adult chaperones must be provided. 12 hours

member: $12 / guest non-member: $14 / guest

$15 / guest Minimum of twenty (20) participants applies.

Parties at the Community Center & Ice Arena and Willow Recreation Center Ninety (90) minute parties can be booked for Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Prices at Willow Recreation include goodie bags for each participant. Parents may bring their own pizza, cake, ice cream and beverages. There is a 20 child maximum. For more information, call 847–885–7500 for CCIA or 847–285–5440 for Willlow Recreation. Additional days and times may be available upon request. Willow Skate Park and Teen Room parties are also available, call 847–885–7500 for details.

Athletic Party 4+ years / Willow Recreation Kids take over the gym and enjoy everything from basketball to floor hockey, soccer to volleyball, and more. Activities should be chosen ahead of time, so equipment can be made available.

Jazzercise Party 5+ years / Willow Recreation Kids move and groove to great upbeat music as our Jazzercise choreographer leads them through fun and easy to follow steps. $175 / $193

$150 / $165

Arts & Crafts Party 4+ years / Willow Recreation Party guests should express themselves and create a great craft project they can take home with them. A variety of projects are offered and themes change as well. $175 / $193

Boomball Party or Group Outing CCIA Come and play a game on the ice that does not involve skates. All you need are gloves, a helmet, and clean tennis shoes. Contact Jeff for availability and pricing at 847–781–3632.

Gymnastics Party 5+ years / Willow Recreation This party will turn your guests on their heads as we lead them through basic gymnastics moves on several apparatus. $175 / $193

Ice Skating Party 4+ years / CCIA For a birthday party that’s really cool, skate your way to the Hoffman Estates Ice Arena. Each 90 minute party package includes admission and skate rental for up to 20 children as well as use of our party room. Concessions are available and hosts are welcome to bring their own cake and ice cream. $285 during open ice hours $170 during regular public skate hours

Old Fashioned Party 4+ years / Willow Recreation For the traditionalist, this party offers guests all the old favorites like bozo buckets, pin the tail on the donkey, relay races, and more. $150 / $165

Wallyball Party 12+ years / Willow Recreation Team up to play wallyball — that’s volleyball on a racquetball court — and then head upstairs to open gifts. This fast paced game is fun for all. $150 / $165

Park and Shelter Rentals During the warmer months, have fun at our beautiful open air shelters located at various parks throughout Hoffman Estates. The Park District requires a completed Rental Form to reserve any park. Come in to the HEPD Community Center & Ice Arena or to Willow Recreation Center to fill out a rental form.

Shelters are available for rental at the following parks: Charlemagne, Evergreen, Field Park, High Point, Huntington, Olmstead, Valley, Victoria, and Willow.

Meeting Room and Gymnasium Rentals The gymnasium and meeting rooms at all facilities may be rented. Fees vary, call for a rate sheet or visit our website at www.heparks.org Alcohol is prohibited at all facilities except for Poplar Creek Country Club. Audiovisual equipment may be available for rental at a nominal cost. Rental applications are available at the front desk of each facility. Please allow 48 hours for your request to be processed.

Just for Fun — classes — parties

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POPL AR C REEK COUNTRY CLUB

www.poplarcreekcc.com

Learning Center and Golf Range Practice makes perfect, and our learning center is perfect for those golfers who want to develop all aspects of their game. We have doubled the size of the grass tee and added four target greens and a chipping and pitching green with a sand bunker. Along with our Fiberbuilt mats and existing putting green, these improvements make the perfect facility to hone all of your golfing skills.

Online Tee Time Reservations Our website, www.poplarcreekcc.com, allows golfers to book their tee times online, up to seven days in advance.

Permanent Tee Times Saturday and Sunday morning reserved tee times can be contracted for the 2009 season. Call 847–781–3679 for info.

ProLink GPS System ProLink is a state-of-the-art, computerized yardage and scoring system available in Poplar Creek’s golf carts! The ProLink monitor on each golf cart acts as a professional caddie, and provides such information as — Yardage to the Pin, Pro Tips on How to Play Each Hole, Green Contours and Distances to the Pin Scoring with Real Time Leaderboard, Messaging to and from the Pro Shop. You can even order food and drinks from the comfort of your own golf cart.

Purchasing a Resident Discount Golf ID Card or Corporate ID Card or Resident ID Card This card is the only identification we recognize as proof of residency. Resident ID cards can be purchased at any HEPD facility.

Must present a valid drivers license with a Hoffman Estates address and an current utility bill when purchasing or renewing the card.

There is an annual administrative fee of $5 for issuing this card.

Pro Shop Merchandise The Poplar Creek Pro Shop features a wide array of the latest fashions for men and women, including Gear, Under Armour, Adidas, Antigua and Footjoy.

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Gift Cards An HEPD gift card is the perfect gift for the golfer with everything!

Gift cards are redeemable for green fees, Pro Shop merchandise, golf lessons, as well as programs, memberships and other HEPD products and services.

Clubhouse Features Banquet and Meeting Rooms Bridal Room The Grill at Poplar Creek Full Line Pro Shop Women’s and Men’s Locker Rooms Golf Outings Thinking of having a golf outing during the 2009 season? Let PCCC host the event, with our specially designed golf outing packages. Call 847–781–3660 for more information on pricing and available dates.

Banquet Facilities Enjoy our beautiful, upscale banquet facilities overlooking our 18 Hole Championship Golf Course. We offer custom designed packages. You’ll enjoy a country club atmosphere at an affordable price. We have accommodations for 30 to 275 people, specializing in: Wedding Receptions, Rehearsal Dinners, Bridal and Baby Showers, Religious Celebrations, Awards Banquets, Golf Outings, Ethnic Catering, Corporate Meetings and Events.Please call 847–884–0219 for your special event, or visit poplarcreekcc.com.

FOOD AND BEVERAGE STAFF Wayne Leming, Food and Beverage Manager

Custom Club Fitting Call the Pro Shop for details at 847–781–3679. Let us fit you with a new set of Tour Edge Clubs at our Tour Edge custom fitting center.

Or, we can check your existing equipment for lie angle, loft angle, shaft flex, grip size, and length. There is a $15 fitting charge without the purchase of Tour Edge clubs.

Discount Email Club Join PCCC’s discount email club and receive year-round golfing discounts.

Simply log on to poplarcreekcc.com and click on email sign up. You will receive online coupons good toward a host of products and services at PCCC.

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PGA STAFF Jason Mannina, Director of Golf — PGA 847–781–3660

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Brian Bechtold, Head Golf Professional 847–781–3679

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Golf Rates

March Madness

Saturday, March 28, 2009 10:00A Shotgun

2 Person Scramble Saturday, May 23, 2009 10:00A Tee Times

HEPD Jr. Club Championship Monday, July 27, 2009 6:30A Tee Times

Monday – Friday 9 Holes

18 Holes

Open – 1:26P

$16 / $20

$25 / $30

with cart

$25 / $30

$40 / $46

1:34P – 2:51P

$16 / $20

$20 / $25

with cart

$25 / $30

$30 / $35

3:00P – 5:34P

$18 / $20

$20 / $22

with cart

$28 / $30

$30 / $32

HEPD Championship

Saturday, August 15 & Sunday, August 16, 2009 10:00A TeeTimes

Bright Night

Friday, September 18, 2009 6:00P Registration / 6:45P Dinner / 8:00P Shotgun

PGA Private Lesson Adult — $45 per half hour Junior — $35 per half hour Package is five half hour lessons

Adult Package — $190 Junior Package — $150

5:43P – Close with cart

resident / non resident

$10 / $15

$16 / $20

Saturday – Sunday & Holidays 9 Holes

Open – 12:51P

18 Holes

Outing

with cart

$50 / $60

1:00P – 2:51P

$28 / $34

Leader Board

with cart

$39 / $46

Weekday — $57 Weekend — $63

18 Holes w/Cart, Bag Drop, GPS Scoring with Real Time

Pro–Am Scramble

Sunday, October 11, 2009 10:30A Shotgun

3:00P - Close

Turkey Shoot

Saturday, November 7, 2009 10:30A Shotgun

with cart

$22 / $25

$25 / $28

Special Rates Juniors under 17 years and Seniors 60+

$15 / $17

$20 / $26

with cart

$23/ $25

$30 / $33

Saturday, November 21, 2009 10:30A Shotgun

Pull Carts

$3

$4

Rental Clubs $12

$20

Entries available at www.poplarcreekcc.com

Cart Cover (Per Cart)

$10

$10

9 Holes

18 Holes

Make a Holiday Wish Come True

Driving Range Hours

Driving Range

M 10:00A-9:15P TU-SA 7:00A-9:15P SU 7:00A-8:00P

30–35 Balls

60–65 Balls

115–120 Balls

Adult

$5

$7.50

$11

Annual Pass Junior

$165

$2

Unlimited Personal Range Pass — $700 Pass is valid through the 2009 season at Poplar Creek’s Learning Center. Not transferable or sharable. Sales are limited to 75 passes.

Poplar Creek Country Club — golf

Special Events

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Golf Poplar Creek Golf Academy Programs The PCGA has been developed to offer a progressive golf experience to children of all age levels and playing abilities, from creative motor skills training to on course instruction. For upcoming junior program sessions, contact Brian Bechtold at 847–781–3679.

Golden Bears 4–14 years This early childhood golf program is designed to develop important motor skills through the use of target oriented training methods.

This program helps children establish a base off which to grow and develop a solid golf swing. Please provide the following information at the time of registration: participant’s height, whether they swing right or left handed. If registering online, please forward the information to pcccproshop@heparks.org.

221010–A

TU, TH 5:45P–6:45P

5/7 ››› 6/2

$100 / $120

231010–A

TU, TH 4:30P-5:30P

7/9 ››› 8/4

$100 / $120

Sharks 4–14 years This junior program is designed to help young golfers establish and develop strong game fundamentals. Practice sessions focus on the long and short game, as well as on course play and golf etiquette. Participants must have successfully completed Golden Bears, Polar Bears or a similar junior golf program before enrolling in this program. Please provide the following information at the time of registration: participant’s height, whether they swing right or left handed. If registering online please forward the above information to pcccproshop@heparks.org. Golf clubs are not provided for use during this program.

231011–A

TU, TH 5:45P–6:45P

6/4 ››› 7/2

$125 / $150

Tigers 5–15 years This advanced junior golf program is designed to strengthen fundamentals by mixing long and short game practice with on-course training sessions. Prerequisite: Participant must have successfully completed our Sharks program or participated in a similar junior program.

231013–A

TU, TH 5:45P–6:45P

7/9 ››› 8/4

$140 / $165

Masters 12–17 years This program is designed specifically for the competitive student of the game This program focuses on improving swing fundamentals, practice techniques, and course management. Participants complete 9 holes daily following instruction. Prerequisite — Participant must be a high school golf team member or have a minimum three years of participation in an accredited junior golf program.

231012–A

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6:00A–10:30A

7/9 ››› 7/30

$140 / $165

Adult Golf Group Golf Lessons 18+ years Golfers are more eager to attest to their score cards after lessons from the Poplar Creek Country Club Pros. We offer lessons for beginners as well as those wishing to break par. Each session includes four lessons covering basic set up and swing fundamentals in the areas of woods, irons, chipping and putting. Clubs can be provided for students.

221001–A

SA

10:30A–11:30A 5/9 ››› 5/30

$60 / $70

231001–A

SA

10:30A–11:30A 6/6 ››› 6/27

$60 / $70

231001–B

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5:45P– 6:45P

$60 / $70

6/3 ››› 6/24

Hook an Adult on Golf 2009 A summer workshop designed for the beginner who has never spent any time on a golf course, but has always wanted to learn! In this one day/one hour introductory session, you will learn about the game, the etiquette, the course, the practice center, and a brief introduction to the mechanics of the golf swing. Maximum of 8 students per session.

Limit of 1 session per participant, per season.

ALL this, packed into 1 hour and FREE of charge! To sign up, contact Brian Bechtold at 847–781–3679 or email him at bbechtold@heparks. org. If leaving a message, include your name, phone number, and email address. You will receive a confirmation via phone or email prior to class start.

Saturday, May 23 — 11:45A–12:45A Saturday, June 20 — 12:00P–1:00P Saturday, July 18 — 12:00P–1:00P Saturday, August 15 — 12:00P–1:00P

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H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

LOCATIONS Willow Recreation Center — children that attend Thomas Jefferson and Whiteley schools.

Lakeview — serves children that attend Lakeview School.

MacArthur — serves children that attend MacArthur School

REGISTRATION POLICY

PRIORITY REGISTRATION — April 13 OPEN REGISTRATION — May 1

STAR registration is on a first come first serve basis. Enrollment is limited. A $25 registration fee is required at the time of registration per child. Nine monthly payments will be deducted from your checking account or credit card through our Electronic Funds Transfer billing system. Register in person or at the Community Center & Ice Arena ,for Lakeview and MacArthur sites, or at Willow Recreation Center, for Willow site.

Kinderstar Children attending morning kindergarten at Thomas Jefferson and Whiteley can attend an afternoon kindergarten enrichment program until 6:00P. Monthly field trips will be planned throughout the year to correspond with monthly themes. Children must bring a lunch from home daily. District #15 busses will transport children from their schools to Willow Recreation Center.

School’s Out Field Trips Arctic Splash Registration Deadline 3/19 Join us for a day of swimming at Arctic Splash Indoor Waterpark in Wheeling. Enjoy the lazy river or just relax in the zero depth pool.

Bring your swimsuit, towel and a sack lunch.

156415–O1 M

7:00A–6:00P

3/23

$38 / $41

5–12 years

CCIA

156415–O3 M

7:00A–6:00P

3/23

$38 / $41

5–12 years

Willow Recreation

Prairie Stone Registration Deadline 3/24 We are heading to Prairie Stone Sports and Wellness Center to explore new adventures. We will be swimming our way to health in the indoor pool, scaling the climbing wall and serving up a game of tennis. Please bring you swim suit, towel, and gym shoes to enjoy the fun. Sack lunch required.

156415–R1

Sci-Tech Museum Registration Deadline 3/20 We are going experimental, come to SciTech Museum in Aurora, where science is an adventure. At SciTech you can explore more than 200 interactive, engaging and hands on interactive science exhibits.

Sack lunch is required. Children must arrive by 9:00A.

TH

7:00A–6:00P

3/26

$38 / $41

5–12 years

156415–R3 TH

7:00A–6:00P

3/26

$38 / $41

5–12 years Willow Recreation

CCIA

156415–P1

TU

7:00A–6:00P

3/24

$38 / $41

5–12 years

CCIA

Brunswick Zone Registration Deadline 3/25 Good times and open lanes await you at the new Brunswick Zone XL, in Algonquin. Each child will get one hour of bowling, a $5 arcade card and play one game of laser tag. Lunch will be provided.

156415–P3

TU

7:00A–6:00P

3/24

$38 / $41

5–12 years

Willow Recreation

156415–S1

F

7:00A–6:00P

3/27

$38 / $41

5–12 years

CCIA

156415–S3

F

7:00A–6:00P

3/27

$38 / $41

5–12 years

Willow Recreation

Go Bananas Registration Deadline 3/23 Children will be thrilled by bumper cars, roller coasters, banana planes and trains, a four story playground with tunnels, slides and chutes.

Each child will receive tokens for the arcade. Lunch will be provided.

Socks required.

156415–Q1 W

7:00A–6:00P

3/25

$38 / $41

5–12 years

CCIA

156415–Q3 W

7:00A–6:00P

3/25

$38 / $41

5–12 years

Willow Recreation

STAR — before and after school programs

Before and After School — 2009–2010 School Year The Hoffman Estates Park District’s STAR before and after school program is student development through academics and recreation.

The STAR program will provide your child a safe environment of fun and excitement. Activities include weekly themed arts and crafts, gym games, outdoor play, homework time. A light snack will be offered daily. Contact Carolyn Ray at 847–885–7500 x635.

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Teens Teen Hangout Room

Willow Recreation

Monday–Friday

3:00P–8:00P

Saturday

10:00P–7:00P

Sunday

10:00P–5:00P

Game Room

Willow Recreation

Monday–Friday

6:00P–9:00P

Saturday

3:00P–5:00P

Sunday

11:00A–2:00P

Game Room Spend time with your family and play pool, ping pong, and more!

No one under 11 years of age is admitted without parental supervision.

Daily Fee — $3 10 punch pass — $25 Membership Rates Daily Fee — $3 Standard Annual Membership teen hangout / game room — $30 / $33 Deluxe Annual Membership teen hangout / game room / open gym — $55 / $60

Community Wide Youth Project The Community Wide Youth Project is a cooperative program among the Hoffman Estates Park District, the Village of Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg Township. The three government agencies are involved in sponsoring the Vogelei Teen Center, recreational programming, trips, and special events. For more info about participating or volunteering, contact Jason Hickman, Superintendent of Recreation, at 847–885–7500.

Pizza Nights Willow Recreation Come enjoy some pizza and pop while hanging out with your friends in our Teen Room and Game Room. Wallyball is also available, so bring plenty of friends to form teams. Admission fee includes use of both rooms, plus all the pizza you can eat! Teens are only allowed admission to Pizza Night once each night. Once you leave, you’re out for the night. No registration, pay at the door.

Teen Room Members

HEPD Teen Commission

April 3, 17

6:00P–8:00P

Make your opinions heard. The park district is currently forming a teen commission to help plan programming and events at the Vogelei Barn, the Willow Recreation Center Teen Hangout, and throughout the district.

Quarterly meetings will be held at 4:30P. Interested 11 to 16 year olds should call 847–885–7500.

May 1, 15, 29

6:00P–8:00P

Advisory Council of Teens Advisory Council of Teens (A.C.T.) is a group of high school juniors and seniors representing the Schaumburg Township, committed to serving as advisors to the Teen Network. A.C.T. shares leadership in planning, promoting and organizing positive events/activities and other programming opportunities that serve youth in the community.

Teen Hangout Room Stop in and spend some time with your friends in our Teen Hangout Room, open to ages 11–17 years. Relax and watch tv, or do your homework on our computer. Our shared Game Room is open to teens during all teen hours, equipped with pool table, ping pong, foosball and board games.

$3 / $5

Teens Take Over Willow Recreation Look out parents! Step aside toddlers because teens are taking over Willow Recreation Center. Teens Take Over is a sage supervised program for 6th, 7th and 8th grade students. Hang out with your friends and enjoy dancing, DJ entertainment, wallyball, basketball, pool tables, ping pong, foosball and more. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase. (No one will be allowed to leave the facility once admitted, unless escorted by a parents or guardian). For more information call 847–885–7500. No registration, pay at the door.

Teen Room Members May 30

7:00P–9:30P

$4 / $5

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HOFF MA N ESTATES PARK DISTRICT

Vogelei Park was developed by the Hoffman Estates Park District together with corporate and community partnerships to provide hands-on interactive, learning experiences for all ages in a predominantly outdoor setting. The programs and events, play areas, and even the landscaping have been designed to provide visitors with an enriching selection of passive and active opportunities to foster awareness of our environment and heritage. If you or someone you know might be interested in volunteering, please contact Gary Buczkowski at 847–561–2172 or email gbuczkowski@heparks.org.

Amenities at Vogelei Vogelei House Vogelei Barn Meeting / Banquet Space Safety Town Children’s Barnyard Playground Shelter Stage Children’s Water Playground The Gardens at Vogelei Woodland Garden, Rock Garden, Rose Garden, Water Garden, Community Education Gardens, Children’s Garden, North Perennial Garden, Main Entry Garden, Grass Garden, Illinois Prairie, Native Wetland & Giving Garden

Vogelei Barn Banquet Room Vogelei Barn is available for any special event. This private, casual space features hardwood floors and accommodates groups of up to 130 people. It’s setting, on the beautifully renovated Vogelei Park, makes it an ideal place for your next gathering. Please call for more information and rental fees.

Hoffman Estates Park District and The Northern Illinois Raptor Center (TNIRC) are teaming up to bring exciting live raptor educational programming opportunities to Vogelei Park and the Hoffman Estates area. The TNIRC is a non-profit organization which is committed to ensure the health of raptors and the community we share through education, research and conservation. For more information on the services TNIRC provides, visit www.tnirc.org.

For educational program opportunities, call 847–386–1818 or e-mail info@tnirc.org.

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50+ Active Adults Join your friends or make new ones in a place just for you!

Senior Center members have full use of the Center, which offers space to enjoy board games, a comfortable TV viewing area, two pool tables, a ping-pong table and a full size kitchen for functions and events!

Senior Center Membership Drop-In Hours for 50+ members 9:00A–4:00P $5 Annual Fee Membership includes: drop in access, newsletter with upcoming events and trips, advance registration for trips and events, free use of the indoor walking track, advance notice of activities and email notices

Health and Wellness for Adults 50+ FREE Adult Health Screenings Third Monday of every month 11:00A–12:00P The Hoffman Estates Park District has partnered with the HE Department of Health and Human Services to offer free health screenings at our Senior Center. Medical professionals will offer health and medical consultations, blood pressure testing, diabetes and hemoglobin testing. Total cholesterol testing is also available for $6. For best results, please fast for at least four hours before diabetes or cholesterol testing.

FREE Membership for all 50+ CCIA Fitness Center Members

The Hoffman Estates Park District is pleased to offer these additional health services as part of our partnership with Alexian Brothers Hospital Network. If you or someone you know, can benefit from these screenings, please register at 866–253–9426. There is no obligation.

Gentle Yoga

Adult Seminars

50+ years / CCIA

Always wanted to try yoga? Are you looking for a gentle movement class to bring ease back into you your body?

This class focuses on deep breathing combined with exercises to build strength, increase flexibility and reduce stress. No class on 5/25.

225324–A M

4:30P–5:30P

4/6 ››› 6/1

$50 / $55

225324–B TH

4:30P–5:30P

4/9 ››› 5/28

$50 / $55

Basic Exercise and Movement

50+ years / CCIA

2nd Tuesday of every other month 1st Friday of every month

10:00A–11:30A 12:30P–1:30P

Check our website for free upcoming educational seminars covering a variety of topics for adults—from health and wellness to money management and gardening. Speakers are provided by Alexian Adult Institute or HEPD Senior Center.

Weekly Programs and Activities

Get healthy, get fit. Come join us for this exciting new program and treat yourself by becoming a new healthier you. No class on 5/25.

Mondays

Walking Club 9:00A at High Point Park

225325–A M

$10 / $12

Tuesdays

Bowling 1:00P at Streamwood Bowl, $8 Volleyball 1:00P at CCIA, $1 Walking Club 9:00A at High Point Park

10:15A–11:00A

4/6 ››› 4/27

225325–B W

10:15A–11:00A

4/8 ››› 4/29

$10 / $12

225325–C M

10:15A–11:00A

5/4 ››› 6/1

$10 / $12

225325–D W

10:15A–11:00A

5/6 ››› 5/27

$10 / $12

Mental Agility for Adults

50+ years / CCIA

Keep your fingers and your mind moving. In this course, adults will learn about the Abacus and how to use this ancient tool to calculate addition and subtraction. Participants will also learn techniques for improving concentration, visualization and memory. Courses must be taken in order and all courses are required to complete Level 1A. The $15 material fee is due to the instructor on the first day of Level 1A Class.

1A New Session 225036–E TU

3:00P–4:30P

4/7 ››› 4/28

$80 / $88 Level

3:00P–4:30P

5/5 ››› 5/26

$80 / $88 Level

1:00P–2:30P

4/7 ››› 4/28

$80 / $88 Level

1:00P–2:30P

5/5 ››› 5/26

$80 / $88 Level 1

1B Continuing 225036–F TU 1C Continuing 225036–G TU D Continuing 225036–H TU

Wednesdays Walking Club 9:00A at High Point Park Thursdays

Fridays

Bocce 1:00P at Pinstripes in the Arboretum, $7 First and Third Thursday of each month Card/Board Games 1:30P at CCIA Walking Club 9:00A at High Point Park Fun and Games Night 7:30P at CCIA

Brown Bag Lunch Social 11:30A at CCIA Walking Club 9:00A at High Point Park

Saturdays

Walking Club 9:00A at High Point Park

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H OFF M A N ESTAT ES PA R K D I ST R I C T

Household Name___________________________________________

Credit Card _____Cash ____ Check # _________________________

Address___________________________________________________

1 Expiration Date _____________

City / Zip Code _____________________________________________

2 Credit Card Number ______________________________________

Home Phone _______________________________________________

3 Amount of Payment ______________________________________

Work Phone ________________________________________________ 4 Authorized Signature _____________________________________ Cell Phone__________________________________________________ Participant

Gender

Birthday

email __________________________________________________

Program

Program Number–Letter

2nd Choice

Fee

The Hoffman Estates Park District welcomes individuals with disabilities into programs. Please describe any accommodations needed for successful inclusion in the programs:

I have read and fully understand the important information on the reverse of this card, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims.

If registering a minor participant, I further attest that I have read the reverse of this card to my minor child / ward. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Participants or Parent / Guardian Date Center Coordinator

Seascape and PSSWC Aquatic Season Pass / Resident Golf ID Card Household Name___________________________________________

Credit Card _____Cash ____ Check # _________________________

Address___________________________________________________

1 Expiration Date _____________

City / Zip Code _____________________________________________

2 Credit Card Number ______________________________________

Home Phone _______________________________________________

3 Amount of Payment ______________________________________

Work Phone ________________________________________________ 4 Authorized Signature _____________________________________ Cell Phone__________________________________________________ Participant

Gender

Birthday

email __________________________________________________

Seascape / Prairie Stone™ Sports and Wellness Center / Golf

Fee

The Hoffman Estates Park District welcomes individuals with disabilities into programs. Please describe any accommodations needed for successful inclusion in the programs.

I have read and fully understand the important information on the reverse of this card, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims.

If registering a minor participant, I further attest that I have read the reverse of this card to my minor child / ward. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Participants or Parent / Guardian Date Center Coordinator

Registration — form

Hoffman Estates Park District Program Registration

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Registration Waiver Waiver & Release of All Claims & Assumption of Risk

Important Information

Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in the Hoffman Estates Park District identified programs / activities, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with said programs / activities (including transportation services /vehicle operation, when provided).

The Hoffman Estates Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Hoffman Estates Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for this program / activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities. You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fit and or skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in these programs / activities, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss regardless of severity, that I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child / ward) as a result of participating in these programs / activities against the Hoffman Estates Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees (hereinafter collectively referred as Hoffman Estates Park District.)

I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Hoffman Estates Park District from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child / ward or I may have or which may accrue to me or my minor child / ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with these programs / activities.

Photo and Video Policy I acknowledge and agree that I, or my child, as a participant in a Hoffman Estates Park District program or event, or when using one of its public parks or facilities, may be photographed for purposes of publication in the Park District’s catalog, web site or other promotional materials.

Warning of Risk Recreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity / program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen.

Participants must understand that certain risks, dangers and injuries due to acts of God, inclement weather, slipping, falling, equipment failures, failure in supervision, premises defects and all other circumstances inherent to recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the (HEPD) to guarantee absolute safety.

Registration Waiver Waiver & Release of All Claims & Assumption of Risk

Important Information

Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in the Hoffman Estates Park District identified programs / activities, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with said programs / activities (including transportation services / vehicle operation, when provided).

The Hoffman Estates Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Hoffman Estates Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for this program / activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities. You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fit and or skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in these programs / activities, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss regardless of severity, that I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child / ward) as a result of participating in these programs / activities against the Hoffman Estates Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees (hereinafter collectively referred as Hoffman Estates Park District.)

I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Hoffman Estates Park District from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that my minor child / ward or I may have or which may accrue to me or my minor child / ward and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with these programs / activities.

Photo and Video Policy I acknowledge and agree that I, or my child, as a participant in a Hoffman Estates Park District program or event, or when using one of its public parks or facilities, may be photographed for purposes of publication in the Park District’s catalog, web site or other promotional materials.

Warning of Risk Recreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity / program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen.

Participants must understand that certain risks, dangers and injuries due to acts of God, inclement weather, slipping, falling, equipment failures, failure in supervision, premises defects and all other circumstances inherent to recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the (HEPD) to guarantee absolute safety.

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Policies Americans with Disabilities Act

Due to the expanded number of classes and class sizes, registration will now be offered on a first come, first served basis for the majority of our classes.

Preschool and S.T.A.R programs will continue to be offered through a lottery registration system.To register, fill out the form completely. Be sure to include household name and address, and program name, number, and section. Read the waiver. Registration forms must be signed to enable us to process the registration. A legal guardian must sign for individuals younger than 18 years.

Please register early. Class status is determined one week prior to the start of the program. If classes do not meet the minimum registration requirements by this one-week mark, they will be cancelled.

The Hoffman Estates Park District complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination in the provision of programs, services, or activities to individuals with disabilities. We invite any residents with a special need to contact our staff upon registration, so that a smooth inclusion may occur. If you have questions about the park district’s policy regarding ADA, or believe you have been unfairly discriminated against in the provision of programs, services, or activities of the Hoffman Estates Park District, please contact us, at 847–885–7500. For the deaf or hearing-impaired, please call the Illinois Relay Center Voice—Only operator at 800–526–0857.

Corporate Program For more than 30 years, the Hoffman Estates Park District has served its residents by

Drop Off Registration

offering a variety of facilities and programs to accommodate many diverse needs. Today, our

Registration can also be dropped off at the Community Center & Ice Arena and Willow

services also extend well into the corporate world with our ability to tailor business packages

Recreation Center during facility hours. When registering for programs after facility hours,

to meet the health, fitness, recreation, and wellness goals of any organization. The Hoffman

place your registration in the drop box located on the west wall of the entrance outside the

Estates Park District is a recognized expert in providing high-quality services and facilities for

Community Center & Ice Arena. Please staple your payment to the card. Drop off registration

everyone. We can assist corporations with everything from meeting rooms and catering

must be paid by check, money order, or credit card. Drop off registrations from Sunday and

to outings, activities, recreational leagues, and special events. Our experience also enables

after hours are processed the next business morning.

us to successfully manage everything from on-site health and fitness clubs to developing customized programs. For corporate and group rates call 847–885–7500.

Walk-in Registration Walk-in registration begins immediately for park district residents. Registration is processed

Smoking Ordinance

at the Community Center & Ice Arena, Willow Recreation Center, and Prairie Stone™ Sports

The Hoffman Estates Park District Board of Commissioners recently approved a district

& Wellness Center. We will process registration while individuals wait, so we can provide

wide policy that prohibits smoking within 50 feet of any public facility entrance, playing field

immediate confirmation of program enrollment with a receipt. Walk-in registration receipts will

or playground. The policy, which affects all facilities except Poplar Creek Country Club, is

not be mailed.

designed to protect non-smoking patrons from the harmful effects of second-hand smoke.

Any individual who violates the new no smoking policy, or any HEPD rule / ordinance, can

Mail-In Registration Fill out the registration form completely and sign it. Include payment (no cash) and mail to: Hoffman Estates Park District, 1685 West Higgins Road, Hoffman Estates, Illinois 60169.

Online Registration Register online at www.heparks.org. Click on the link for program registrations and follow the instructions.

Cancellations The park district reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient registration or causes

be temporarily evicted from district property and may have his or her admission rights to all district property permanently revoked. For more information, contact the Park District at 847–885–7500.

Give the Gift of Fun Now there’s a whole new way to share the give the gift of recreation to your friends and family! Give your niece skating lessons for her birthday or treat Mom to a personal training session this holiday season. The new Hoffman Estates Park District gift card can be redeemed for programs, merchandise, membership fees, and daily admission fees at any HEPD facility. Plus, the card balance carries over from one visit to the next and they can add to the balance any time. Get yours today at any HEPD facility.

beyond its control. If a class is cancelled, we will make every effort to contact you by phone.

In cases of extreme weather, cancellations will be posted on our Information Hot line at 847–285–5508 x1. Please call this number for weather-related cancellations.

Payment Personal checks, money orders, Visa, or MasterCard are accepted for all registrations. Cash is

Instructors Wanted Got a special talent or hobby you’d like to share with others? The Hoffman Estates Park District is always looking for qualified instructors and new program ideas. If you enjoy working with people and have a great idea for a new class, we’d love to hear from you.

Part-time and volunteer positions are available. Call 847–885–7500.

accepted for walk in registration but not recommended. Please use bills in denominations no greater than $20. There is a $20 service charge for any returned check. When using a credit card, be sure to include the number, expiration date, and sign the authorization line.

Refund Policy

New Program Ideas If you have some new program ideas, we’d like to hear from you. Call the park district at 847–885–7500 if you would like to teach a class or seminar or if you simply have a new class you’d like to see offered.

In order to receive a refund, our office must receive your refund request at least 24 administrative hours in advance of the program start date. A $5 processing fee will be required for any refund requested prior to class start. After the start of class, no refunds will be issued, except as outlined in the Satisfaction Guarantee Policy. A household credit will be issued for any refund under $5. Preschool, camps, league deposits, trip, or membership payments are considered separately. Please call 847–885–7500 for specific policies. Refund

Residency Residency rates apply to anyone who lives within the park district boundaries. Proof may be required. Those living outside the boundaries pay the second fee (if listed) in the program descriptions.

request forms may be completed at HEPD CCIA, WRC, or PSSWC. Please allow up to 4 weeks for processing.

Volunteer Opportunities We are always looking for volunteers to coach youth athletics, officiate, help in the parks, or

Transfer Policy Transfers from one class to another, when space permits, can be made in person at the HEPD Community Center & Ice Arena, Prairie Stone™ Sports & Wellness Center or Willow Recreation Center, by completing and signing our transfer form.

supervise programs or facilities. If interested, contact the park district office at 847–885–7500.

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Friends of HE Parks Foundation The Friends of HE Parks Foundation is made up of community volunteers who work together to raise money so that more residents can participate and enjoy recreational and leisure opportunities, regardless of social, physical or economic circumstances and limitations.

Since its creation in 2002, the Foundation through its scholarship fund, has donated tens of thousands of dollars to benefit hundreds of local youth and their families, enabling them to play sports, dance, skate and swim in programs they once could not afford.

Recently, the Foundation purchased a jumbo movie screen and donated it to the park district to enable the free movie nights presented for all members of our community. The Foundation strives to promote events that will raise money to help disadvantaged families of our community be able to enjoy park district programs and facilities.

Casino Night

You can make a difference, join us for our fundraising events!

Texas Hold’em Tourney • Craps • Roulette • Blackjack • Reverse Raffle You must be 18 years or older to play

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Friday April 17, 2009 at Poplar Creek Country Club Check-in at 6:00P

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Northwest Special Recreation Association — Providing Recreation Services to Individuals with Special Needs

Community Organizations

The Hoffman Estates Park District is a member of a cooperative agreement among 16 park districts which form the Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA). NWSRA exists to provide outstanding opportunities through recreation for people with disabilities. The agency’s team of full-time Therapeutic Recreation professionals and trained part-time staff offer safe, fun and quality year-round opportunities to individuals with disabilities of all ages and ability levels.

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Mark Mueller Football

847–310–0626

Renee Koziel Cheerleading

Participants benefit through increased self esteem, physical and social skills development, and improved fitness and health while experiencing new challenges, making friends, and having fun! After school, evening and weekend activities feature cooperative sports and games, individuals and team sports, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking, creative arts, and drama. Camps, trips, and special events are also available at various times throughout the year.

For more information on NWSRA, brochures may be picked up at the park district main office or at the NWSRA office at Park Central, 3000 West Central Road in Rolling Meadows. NWSRA may be contacted at 847–392–2848 (voice), 392–2855 (TTY) or 392–2870 (fax). Check us out on the web at nwsra.org.

Opportunities For Leaders NWSRA is hiring leaders for positions of inclusion as well as NWSRA programs. If you have an interest in working with individuals with disabilities, contact NWSRA at 847–392–2848 to discuss the possibilities.

The benefits are endless!

NORTHWEST SUBURBAN ASTRONOMERS 8154–55–6155; www.nsaclub.org HOFFMAN ESTATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 847–781–9100 VILLAGE OF HOFFMAN ESTATES 847–882–9100 HOFFMAN ESTATES TRAVEL SOCCER 847–885–7500 Dru Steinhoff PARENTS WHO CARE 847–604–4582

NWSRA

Inclusion assistance is provided by NWSRA to those individuals who wish to participate in their home park district program. When registering, the parent of an individual with a disability should inform the park district if special accommodation is needed so that the individual can successfully participate in the program. The park district staff will then contact NWSRA for assistance with the accommodation.

HOFFMAN ESTATES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Friends of HE Parks

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Parks & Facilities Map Armstrong Park 1320 Kingsdale

Pebble Park 1855 Westbury Drive

Beacon Point Park

Pine Park 750Charleston

Beacon Point Wetlands Park

Poplar Park 1901 Hassell Road

Birch Park 1500 Essex Drive

Princeton Park 5400 McDonough Road

Black Bear Park 1045 Ash Road

Princeton Wetlands

Brittany Park 1245 W. New Britton Drive

Rohrssen Park

Cannon Crossings 1675 Nickelson

Seminole Nature Area 3914 Whispering Trail

Canterbury Fields Park 1950 Maureen Drive

Sheffield Park 1000 Walnut

Canterbury Park Place 6150 Russell Drive

Shoe Factory Basin

Charlemagne Park 3799 Bordeaux

Sloan Park 760 Western Street

Chestnut Park 935 North Dovington Drive

South Ridge Lake Park 1450 Freeman Road

Cipri Park Harbor Circle

South Twin Park 985 Hassell Road

Colony Park 5097 Kingston Drive

Sundance Park 4485 Sundance Circle

Community Park 925 Grand Canyon Parkway

Sycamore Park 450 Hillcrest Boularvard

Cottonwood Park 2029 East Parkview Circle

Tall Oaks Park 5670 Angouleme Lane

Douglas Park 3694 Whispering Trail Drive

Thornbark Park 4475 Thornbark Drive

Eisenhower Park 864 Rosedale Road

Tropicana Park 680 Audubon Drive

Essex Park Essex Drive

Valley Park 850 Park Lane

Evergreen Park 600 Washington Boulavard

Victoria Park 1100 Kingsdale

Fairview Park 341 Arizona Boulavard

Vogelei 650 Higgins Road

Field Park 410 Durham Lane

Westbury Lake Park 1075 Westbury Drive

Golf Road Nature Area

Whispering Lake Park 3957 Whispering Trail

High Point Park 1704 Glenlake Road

Willow Park 905 Norman Drive

Highland Park 1755 Highland Boulavard

Wilmington Park 1072 Wilmington Lane

Hoffman Park 290 Glendale Lane

Winding Trails Basin 11193 Mallard Lane

Hunters Ridge Basin 5694 Red Oak Drive

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Thanks!

Thank you to each of our sponsors!

A special thanks to all of our 2008 volunteers!

The Park Board of Commissioners, Foundation Board of Trustees, and the Hoffman Estates Park District staff would like to thank you for your volunteer efforts in our Athletics Division, our Foundation Fundraising Events, the Vogelei CARES project, throughout our parks system, and in our 50+ program.

And thanks to all of our volunteers who will be returning in 2009 to once again help us promote, fund and run our programs and activities.

We look forward to working with you in the coming year. Your willingness to give back to your community helps to make Hoffman Estates a better place to live!

John Otto 2008 Volunteer of the Year John Otto has been chosen from all of our 2008 Best of Hoffman recipients to be named the 2008 Hoffman Estates Park District Volunteer of the Year.

Over the years, John has been an outstanding volunteer coach for the Hoffman Estates Park District. He has given much of his time to help coach baseball, basketball, softball and soccer. He exemplifies exactly what it is to be a coach.

His commitment and desire to help the youth of the Hoffman Estates Park District is second to none. John is a cornerstone of our Athletics Programs of which we will always be thankful.

Plant a Memorial Tree The Hoffman Estates Park District’s living tree memorial program offers residents a unique way to honor and remember a loved one. A memorial tree is also the perfect way to commemorate one of life’s milestones, from weddings and anniversaries to the birth of a child. A one-time donation of $300 lets you place the tree of your choice in a park that is special to you.

Memorial tree forms are available at the Community Center & Ice Arena. For more information, or to have a memorial tree form mailed to you, visit our website at www.heparks.org or call John Giacalone at 847–285–5465.

Seascape Photo Contest

Send us a picture that was taken at Seascape and your picture could be featured on the cover of our 2009 summer guide!

By submitting photos to the Hoffman Estates Park District, you are giving your permission for publication. Photos become the property of the Hoffman Estates Park District. For questions regarding the submission of photos contact Liz Binder at lbinder@heparks.org.

Opening Day Saturday, June 6

Escape to Seascape Purchase your season pass by April 15 and receive a 25% discount. A $70 value! Mention discount code SEA25% S E A S CAPE

1300 Moon Lake Boulavard

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Hoffman Estates Pop Warner

Youth Football & Cheer

Serving the Communities of Hoffman Estates, Schaumburg, Palatine, Inverness, Rolling Meadows, Elk Grove, Hanover Park, and South Barrington

Registration Saturday, April 4, 2009 10:00am–1:00pm Eisenhower Jr. High Cafeteria 800 West Hassell Road • Hoffman Estates Ages as of July 31st. All participants must have a birth certificate, physical (dated after 1/1/08), and a final report card. Physical and report card are needed by June 29th.

Pop Warner is the largest youth football program in the world. It is the only program that offers local, regional, national competition, and academic rewards.

Tackle football and cheer starts at age 5 • NO tumbling or experience is required for cheer • All children play — mandatory play rules at all levels • Pop Warner is the most competitive football and cheer in the Chicagoland area • Our program is supported by and supports all local High School programs • Football and cheer teams are grouped by age and weight to ensure the safest play possible • Kids are rewarded for academic success through the Little Scholars program

Online registration available at www.hoffmanhawks.org or call the hotline at 847–534–6238

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