Summer Activity Guide PDF - West Allis

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Summer 2016 Activity Guide
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Resident Registration Begins Monday, April 11th
Bringing Family & Community Together Through Recreation Since 1934!
Welcome to WA-WM Recreation & Community Services
Dear Members of the
West Allis-West Milwaukee Community,
Spring in Wisconsin is always an opportunity for new
growth. This includes growth in the traditional sense of
new vegetation and blooming trees as well as growth in
our lives.
We hope you take the opportunity to join one of the
many programs that our Recreation and Community
Services Department offers to expand and grow your life
this summer. These individual and family opportunities
include sport leagues, crafts, fitness, enrichment and other
wellness programs. We have a wide range of activities
from toddler to older active adults and many in between.
The summer months see numerous playgrounds and
programs for our school aged students.
We also organize the annual 4th of July
Parade and post-parade activities which is
a hit for the entire community.
Our Activity Guide has offerings for
everyone. Please log onto the WAWM
School District Recreation Department website at:
wawmrec.com or stop at the Recreation and Community
Service Department, located at 1205 S. 70th Street, to get
your copy of the Summer 2016 Activity Guide. Have a fun
and safe summer.
Leadership Team
Shelly Strasser, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Linda Gritzmacher, Program Manager . . . . . . .
Dustin Smith, Program Manager . . . . . . . . . .
Cory Thompson, Program Manager . . . . . . . . .
Elizabeth Breitenfeldt, OST Program Manager . . .
Tess Thomas, Community Outreach Manager . . . .
Amanda Schwichtenberg, Program Support . . . . .
Beth Perszyk, Office Services Manager . . . . . . .
Jill Ponzi, Facility Scheduling . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mary Krueger, Accounts Payable . . . . . . . . . .
Cassie Stanton, Office Assistant, Registration . .
Vicki Farrell, Office Assistant, Registration . . . .
Martin G. Lexmond, Ed.D.
Superintendent
Do you have a Talent
or Idea?
We may be interested in
hiring you as an instructor
or
maybe you have an idea
of a program on your
“wish list”.
Please contact our office
with your talent or ideas!
We would love to
hear from you!
414-604-4900
604-4937
604-4911
604-4938
604-4959
604-4968
604-3083
604-4963
604-4925
604-4940
604-4910
604-4930
604-4943
What’s Inside
Adaptive Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . 24
General Program Information . . 43
Adult Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 - 29
Membership, Sponsorship. . . . . . 40
Adult Enrichment & Cooking 33 - 38
Adult Sports & Leagues . . . . . 31 - 32
Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 3
Be A Champion For A Child . . . IBC
Community Happenings . . .
Early Childhood . . . . . . . . . . . .
39 - 41
Facility Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4-7
43
Fieldtrips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 - 15, 38
Independence Day Celebration . 41
Summer Playground . . . . . . . . .
16
Summer SAFE Camps . . . . . . . . . 17
Office Information . . . .
IFC, 42, BC
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 - 46
WPRA Discount Tickets. . . . . . . . 40
Youth Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 13
Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 18 - 23
You will find registration information beginning on page 42!
This class will focus on aerobic
routines and stretching exercises
done to music using noodles and
weights. This is for the swimmer
and non-swimmer.
Tu
6/14 - 8/2
Low Impact - MaryAnn Batchelor
5:00 - 5:50 pm
202002.01
Th
6/16 - 8/4
Moderate Intensity - Jackie Smith
8:00 - 8:50 am
202002.02
$28 / $42 NR
Springboard Diving - Ages 8 - 19
Do you love to dive, have a background in swimming, gymnastics or
wrestling? This is a great way to improve your diving skills or just explore
something new. You will work on the approach and competitive dive
techniques in a fun challenging environment. It is recommended that
participants have passed at least a level 3 swim class. Signing up for both nights
is suggested but not required. Join Sandy Sikich and other area high school
coaches with a combination of over 50 years of coaching and dive instruction.
6/21 - 7/28
Beginners Diving - little or no experience necessary
Advanced Diving - have previous dive experience
Tu
Th
Tu & Th
Beginner 4:30 - 5:15 pm Advanced 5:15 - 6:30 pm
201020.01
201020.04
201020.02
201020.05
201020.03
201020.06
1 day per week: $40 / $60 NR
2 days per week: $60 / $90 NR
Deep Water Aqua Zumba
Aquatic Boot Camp is a high
intensity water workout that
combines calisthenics,
cardiovascular conditioning, core
and muscle strength building
along with swimming. This class
innovatively uses the unique
buoyancy, resistance and
movement of water. Jackie Smith
offers a challenging workout that
pushes individuals at their own
pace. Ability to swim is
recommended but non-swimmers
are welcome too.
This class will kick your rear!
We are excited to offer this new
program with Aqua Zumba
exercises that are non-impact.
Great for individuals with or
without joint problems.
Floatation belts will be provided.
M
6/13 - 8/8 (No class 7/4)
Kristine Hartmann
8:00 - 8:50 pm
202001.03
F
6/17 - 8/5
Jackie Smith
8:00 - 8:50 am
$28 / $42 NR
202001.04
$28 / $42 NR
202003.02
Parent & Participant with
Special Needs Swim
Ages 4 and up
*See Page 24 for Details!
Aqua Zumba
Join Jackie Smith for an
entertaining mix of water aerobics
and dance moves. Use of Latin
music and other rhythms for a fifty
minute “POOL PARTY”!
Tu
6/14 - 8/2
8:00 - 8:50 am
Th
6/16 - 8/4
8:00 - 8:50 pm
$28 / $42 NR
202001.01
202001.02
Aqua Yoga, Pilates & Tai Chi
M
6/13 - 8/8 (No class 7/4)
8:00 - 8:50 am
202003.01
W
6/15 - 8/3
8:00 - 8:50 pm
Aquatics Early Childhood Youth Enrichment Summer Playground SAFE Camp Youth Sports Adaptive Adult Fitness Adult Sports Adult Enrichment Community Registration
Adult Water Exercise
Aqua Boot Camp
1
Aquatics
Adult Lap/Swim
Fridays
6/17 - 8/5
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Adults $2, Seniors $1
Adults $3 NR, Seniors $2 NR
Jackie Smith combines the
stretching postures of gentle Hatha
Yoga, the core strengthening
exercises of Pilates and the gentle
flowing movements of Tai Chi, all
modified to be done in the water.
Suitable for all ages and levels of
fitness, no experience necessary.
Tu
6/14 - 8/2
8:00 - 8:50 pm
$28 / $42 NR
All aquatic activities will be held at Nathan Hale.
202030.01
2
Aquatics
American Red Cross “Learn to Swim“ Lessons
**SAFETY FIRST - IMPORTANT INFORMATION**
• All children must be at least 4 years of age to attend lessons on their own and MUST meet the height
requirement from the bottom of your child’s feet to their chin in the shallow end.
Parent & Child classes are exempt from the height requirement. Nathan Hale - 38 inches chin to toes.
• Class length will be 50 minutes, except Semi-Private is 30 minutes.
• Swim goggles recommended for levels 3 - 6.
• Individuals must be potty trained in order to enroll in all programs. No Swim Diapers Allowed.
• If you have any questions regarding swim level classification contact Cory Thompson, Program Manager at 604-4959.
Swim Level Classifications
Our lessons are taught by American Red Cross Certified Water
Safety Instructors. Please read swim levels carefully and check
height requirements to assure your child is in the correct level.
The WA-WM Rec Dept. reserves the right to move your child out
of a level for their own safety.
Water and air temperature is regulated by the
District’s Facilities & Operations Department, not the
Recreation Department. They make every attempt to
maintain a pool temperature of 82 degrees.
Pool Regulations
1. Per state code, all swimmers must thoroughly rinse off in the
shower before entering the pool.
2. Swim caps are required of all swimmers whose hair is long or
controlled by hair spray or oil. Caps are sold at pool for $2
3. Do not bring valuables to pool. The Recreation Department is
not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
4. Any swimmer who has entered kindergarten must use their
respective male/female locker room.
5. Strollers must be kept out of pool area for child’s safety. Please
carry child or use child carrying device.
6. Use of cell phones and electronic devices is prohibited in locker
rooms.
7. Street shoes not allowed in pool area. Shoes must be removed.
Pool Location
All Aquatic Activities Will Be Held At Nathan Hale High School
No Aquatic Classes July 4th
Semi-Private
Semi-Private swim lessons are designed to meet the needs of participants who are seeking more individualized
instruction. Ratio of staff to students is 1:4, and can have mixed levels within one class.
Any level may sign up for each class, level 1 through 6.
$32 / $48 NR
Age
Mon (No class 7/4)
6/13 - 8/8
Time
Code
10 - 15 5:00 - 5:30 pm 201009.01
4 - 7 5:30 - 6:00 pm 201009.02
Age
Wed
6/15 - 8/3
Time
Code
4 - 7 8:30 - 9:00 am 201009.03
4 - 7 5:00 - 5:30 pm 201009.04
7 - 10 5:30 - 6:00 pm 201009.05
Age
Thur
6/16 - 8/4
Time
Code
Age
Fri
6/17 - 8/5
Time
Code
7 - 10 5:00 - 5:30 pm 201009.06
4 - 7 5:00 - 5:30 pm 201009.08
4 - 7 5:30 - 6:00 pm 201009.07
7 - 10 5:30 - 6:00 pm 201009.09
Liberty Heights Wading Pool
The Liberty Heights wading pool located at 1540 S. 62 St. will be
open Monday through Friday beginning June 13 (closed July 4).
For more information, beginning June 13, call 531-4002.
Pool Hours
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
1:00 - 4:00 pm & 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Proper swim attire is required.
Infant swim diapers required for those not toilet trained.
Level 2
Fundamental Aquatic Skills
All Aquatic Activities Will Be Held At
Nathan Hale High School. No Aquatic Classes July 4
Parent & Child Classes
Beginning water skills
introduced such as getting face
wet in the pool, blowing bubbles,
front and back float and glides.
Children ages 2 and up that are
toilet trained. Absolutely NO
swim diapers of any kind are
allowed. At least one parent/adult
per child required.
M
6/13 - 8/8
6:00 pm
W
6/15 - 8/3
6:00 pm
$24 / $36 NR
201000.01
201000.02
Level 1
Introduction of Water Skills
For first time swimmers who
may be fearful of the water or
need to gain confidence and be
more independent in the water.
Some of the skills worked on are
bobbing in water, back floats and
submerging face in the water.
Tu
6/14 - 8/2
6:00 pm
201001.01
Th
6/16 - 8/4
6:00 pm
201001.02
$24 / $36 NR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13 - 6/24
6/27 - 7/8
7/11 - 7/22
7/25 - 8/5
$30 / 45 NR
Level 3
Stroke Development
Will learn to do front crawl,
elementary backstroke and swim
the width of the pool. Introduce
deep water skills, jumping in,
simple dives and treading water.
Tu
6/14 - 8/2
7:00 pm
$24 / $36 NR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13 - 6/24
6/27 - 7/8
6/27 - 7/8
7/11 - 7/22
7/25 - 8/5
$30 / $45 NR
1:00 pm
9:00 am
3:00 pm
1:00 pm
9:00 am
201003.01
201003.02
201003.03
201003.04
201003.05
201003.06
2:00 pm
1:00 pm
10:00 am
3:00 pm
201001.03
201001.04
201001.05
201001.06
Practice front and back crawl
strokes for 25 yards. Learn
butterfly, breast stroke and side
stroke. Underwater swim and
deep water skills to be introduced.
M
6/13 - 8/8
7:00 pm
201004.01
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13 - 6/24
10:00 am
6/27 - 7/8
10:00 am
7/11 - 7/22
3:00 pm
7/25 - 8/5
1:00 pm
201004.02
201004.03
201004.04
201004.05
$30 / 45 NR
Th
6/16 - 8/4
7:00 pm
201002.01
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13 - 6/24
6/13 - 6/24
6/27 - 7/8
7/11 - 7/22
7/25 - 8/5
201002.02
201002.03
201002.04
201002.05
201002.06
$24 / $36 NR
$30 / $45 NR
Level 4
Stroke Improvement
$24 / $36 NR
Individuals will learn floating
and swim skills without support
devices. Jumping in alone, going
underwater, treading water and
front combined skills will be
introduced.
9:00 am
3:00 pm
2:00 pm
2:00 pm
10:00 am
Level 5
Stroke Refinement
Practice front and elementary
back stroke for 50 yards. Swim
breast stroke, side stroke and
butterfly 25 yards and increase
deep water skills.
W
7:00 pm
6/15 - 8/3
$24 / $36 NR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
7/11 - 7/22
9:00 am
7/25 - 8/5
2:00 pm
$30 / $45 NR
201005.01
201005.02
201005.03
Level 6
Fitness Swimmer
Continue work with front
crawl, elementary back stroke,
back crawl, side stroke and
butterfly while incorporating
turns and a higher level exercise
and endurance program.
W
6/15 - 8/3
7:00 pm
$24 / $36 NR
201006.01
Aquatics
3
American Red Cross “Learn to Swim“ Lessons
4
Early Childhood
Mini Marvels
Early Childhood
These are one-day opportunities for your child to have fun and
explore the day’s theme through crafts, stories, games, and movement.
Register for one or all themes. Dressing for the theme is encouraged!
Music Makers & More
Ages 9 months - 4 years with parent
This sing-along musical activity
group is designed for children
and their parents or caregivers.
Ages are recommendations not
restrictions. Families with
multiple children can sign up
for the same class. Classes are
priced per child not per family.
The class incorporates traditional
children’s songs, finger play,
rhythm instruments, and dance
movements as well as puppets
that help tell a story within the
songs. Our goal is to give children
an interest and love for all kinds
of music. Bring your dancing feet
and join us for a fun family class!
Parkway Center
W
6:15 - 6:45 pm
6/15 - 7/13
(No class 7/6)
7/20 - 8/10
203160.01
203160.02
Th
10:45 - 11:15 am
6/16 - 7/14
203160.03
(No class 7/7)
7/21 - 8/11
$32 / $48 NR
203160.04
Parkway Center
A. 1 ½ - 3 years with parent 9:00 - 10:00 am
B. 3 - 5 years without parent 10:30 - 11:30 am
F
6/10 - Baseball
6/17 - Planting
6/24 - 4th of July
7/22 - Stone Soup
7/29 - Mixing Colors
8/5 - Music
8/12 - Football
per date: $5 / $8 NR
A. 203100.01
A. 203100.02
A. 203100.03
A. 203100.04
A. 203100.05
A. 203100.06
A. 203100.07
Totworks
Totworks is an introduction to a
classroom setting for toddlers and
preschoolers. Each class will focus
on a story and extend your child’s
learning with opportunities for
artwork, fine motor skills, and
body movement. Children who
attend, can develop great social
skills and independence. Learn
and have fun at the same time.
A. 1 ½ - 3 years with parent
B. 3 - 5 years without parent
Parkway Center
M
6/6 - 6/27
A. 9:00 - 10:00 am
B. 10:30 - 11:30 am
M
7/25 - 8/15
A. 9:00 - 10:00 am
B. 10:30 - 11:30 am
$20 / $30 NR
Mushy-Gushy, Sticky-Icky, Smelly Fun
203110.01
203110.02
203110.03
203110.04
Does your child love to play in bubbles, water, pudding, dirt, packing
peanuts, and more? Each class will give your child the opportunity to
explore using their five senses. Old play clothes are recommended for
optimal messiness!
1½ - 3 years with parent
Parkway Center
Th
6/16 - 7/7
$16 / $24 NR
B. 203100.08
B. 203100.09
B. 203100.10
B. 203100.11
B. 203100.12
B. 203100.13
B. 203100.14
9:00 - 9:45 am
203150.01
3 - 5 years without parent
10:30 - 11:15 am
203150.02
Big Moves for Little Bodies
This class is designed to keep
your child busy and moving!
Activities will focus on gross
motor fun. There will be
opportunities for soccer, balance
beams, slides, hula hoops,
instruments, footballs, cars, and so
much more!
A. 1½ - 3½ years with parent
B. 3½ - 5 years without parent
Parkway Center
Tu
6/14 - 7/5
A. 9:00 - 9:45 am
B. 10:15 - 11:00 am
Tu
7/26 - 8/16
A. 9:00 - 9:45 am
B. 10:15 - 11:00 am
$16 / $24 NR
203200.01
203200.02
203200.03
203200.04
Art is an essential way of
expressing ideas and feelings in
visual form. Children will learn
painting, drawing, printmaking,
three-dimensional creations and
fun projects, while exploring
exciting materials. This dynamic
class will promote creative
development and strengthen
motor skills as well as social
interaction.
Parkway Center
Th
7/28 - 8/18
Dainty Dancers
This is a basic introduction to
contemporary dance and
movement. Put on your dancing
shoes and get ready for fun! Girls
and boys welcome!
Parkway Center
W
5:30 - 6:15 pm
6/8 - 6/29
7/20 - 8/10
$16 / $24 NR
203305.01
203305.02
$16 / $24 NR
Does your child dream of fairy
haven? Bring your little fairy to
experience stories, crafts, and
activities all centered on the world
of fairies! Dressing up is
encouraged!
Planes, Trains,
Buildings & More!
If construction vehicles, hot air
balloons, cars, trucks, and buses
are just a few of your child’s
favorite toys or they would like to
learn more about them, this class
is just for them. Learning about
transportation will be taught
through stories, art, games, songs
and fun activities.
Parkway Center
W
6/15 - 7/6
9:00 - 10:00 am
$20 / $30 NR
Fairy Friends
203145.01
Parkway Center
W
7/27 - 8/17
9:00 - 10:00 am
$20 / $30 NR
Princess Playtime
Let your child have the
opportunity to experience the life
of a special princess. She will hear
princess stories, make
princess crafts, play
princess games and much
more. Wearing princess
outfits are encouraged!!
$20 / $30 NR
Working with a
parent, children will
stretch, develop gross
motor skills such as
balance and
coordination,
and learn
simple tumbling
techniques like log rolls, donkey
kicks, and forward rolls.
Parkway Center
W
7/20 - 8/10
10:00 - 10:45 am
6:45 - 7:30 pm
$16 / $24 NR
203205.01
203205.02
203205.03
203205.04
203365.01
Parkway Center
W
6/15 - 7/6
10:30 - 11:30 am
3 - 5 years with parent
W
6/8 - 6/29
10:00 - 10:45 am
6:45 - 7:30 pm
1 ½ - 3 years with parent
9:00 - 9:45 am
203152.01
10:30 - 11:15 am
203152.02
Teeny Tumblers
5
Early Childhood
Pint-Size Picassos
Early Childhood
203143.01
Super Hero Kids
Does your child dream of being
brave and saving the day? Bring
your little super hero to experience
stories, crafts, and activities all
centered on characters that save
the world! Dressing up is
encouraged!
Parkway Center
7/27 - 8/17
W
10:30 - 11:30 am
$20 / $30 NR
Liberty Heights wading pool dates and hours listed on Page 2!
203360.01
Early Childhood
6
Early Childhood Sport Instruction
Bitty Baseball
Learn the basic skills necessary
to play tee ball while they work
one-on-one and spend quality time
with their parents. Program
focuses on teaching throwing,
catching, hitting and running.
M
6/13 - 7/25 (No class 7/4)
Lane Intermediate Gym
Instructor: Marissa Meier
5:45 - 6:30 pm
203209.01
$23 / $35 NR
Bitty Basketball
to play basketball while they work
focuses on teaching dribbling,
passing and shooting.
to play soccer while they work
focuses on teaching the basic skills
of soccer.
$23 / $35 NR
$23 / $35 NR
W
6/15 - 7/27 (No class 7/6)
5:45 - 6:30 pm
203209.03
Sa
6/4 - 6/25
Survive Alive Rec Center
Instructor: Peter Nycz
9:00 - 9:45 am
203209.02
$16 / $24 NR
Bitty Soccer
W
6/15 - 7/27 (No class 7/6)
6:45 - 7:30 pm
203209.04
Start Smart Basketball
Sports of Sorts
Introduce your child to the basic
skills of different sports in a fun
environment. Kids are kept
excited, active, and engaged using
hands-on drills, games, and music
involving sports equipment such
as basketballs, baseballs, footballs,
soccer, hockey, golf, and others.
M
6/13 - 7/25 (No class 7/4)
7:00 - 8:00 pm
205002.01
$30 / $45 NR
This is a fun and exciting class
for parents & children to learn the
fundamentals of basketball.
Participants will have the
opportunity to work one-on-one,
learn to play basketball in a FUN
and non-threatening environment.
This program will teach a variety
of skills including dribbling, ball
handling, shooting, passing,
catching, running, and agility
through exercises that become
increasingly more difficult as the
class progresses. The consistency
and practice over the weeks will
reveal a noticeable difference in
your child’s abilities.
M, W
8/1 - 8/17
5:45 - 6:45 pm
205001.01
$30 / $45 NR
Start Smart Soccer
By working one-on-one with
parents, your child will learn basic
skills of soccer in a FUN and
non-threatening environment.
Through exercises that become
increasingly more difficult as the
children progress, they will work
on dribbling, kicking, passing,
trapping, throw-ins, and agility to
help prepare them to
participate in organized soccer.
M, W
8/1 - 8/17
7:00 - 8:00 pm
205001.02
$30 / $45 NR
Don’t miss out on Tot Lot! Details on page 7!
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Safety Town / Tot Lot / 4K Jumpstart
In collaboration with community organizations, we
are proud to offer this program specifically designed
for children entering 4K & 5K this Fall. Safety Town
provides instruction of fundamental safety concepts,
developmentally and age appropriate activities,
hands-on learning, and visits from community safety
professionals.
Safety Town curriculum will include street safety,
fire prevention, stranger danger, first aid, and more
utilizing a variety of activities and projects. Safety
rules are reinforced with daily practice on the
child-sized, carefully laid-out city with buildings,
streets, and traffic signs. Safety Town will help you
protect your child by empowering him/her to make
safe choices.
Parkway Center
M, Tu, W, Th, F 7/25 - 7/29
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
204106.01
$60 / $90 NR
E
FRE
Tot Lot
Monday - Friday
6/13 - 8/5 (Closed 7/4)
FRE
E
Be Active, Be Outside!
Survive Alive Rec Center
8:30 - 11:30 am
Parkway Center
12:30 - 3:30 pm
Early Childhood
Safety Town
Tot Lot is like our supervised summer playground
with one exception: it is designed especially for kids
ages 5 and under. Each week is given a unique theme
(bugs, space, animal safari, etc.) that is explored
through stories, arts and crafts, projects, organized
games and special events. Throughout the summer,
Tot Lot kids are also given the opportunity to be
active outside with free play on the
equipment, participate in fun
activities such as walking in the
West Allis Independence Day
Parade on July 2nd, and making a
splash at the Fun Run & Pool Party
at the end of summer.
Children must be able to
provide self-care including using
the restroom. This program is free.
Tot Lot, however, is NOT intended
to be a childcare program. Each child must be signed
in and out by an adult, and emergency contact
information must be filled out on site. Kids can join
in the fun at any time during the hours open.
(Children, must be picked up by the ending time.)
4K Jumpstart!
Information for 2016 - 2017 School Year
The West Allis-West Milwaukee School District offers full and half-day four-year-old kindergarten at each of
its neighborhood schools. During the first week of school, students begin class in a way that supports a
successful transition to school (see below). Students will get to know their teacher, learn and practice
school/classroom procedures, and become familiar with their new school. Access the district website
www.wawm.k12.wi.us for enrollment information. If you have any questions about 4K enrollment, contact Mrs.
Meehan via email at MeehanT@wawm.k12.wi.us or telephone 414-604-3014. Note: A supply list will be posted
on the school website. Students should bring a change of clothes and a rest mat on their first day of school.
Thursday
September 1, 2016
First Day of School for
students with last names
ending in A - L
8:30 - 11:30 am
Horace Mann
8:00 - 11:00 am
Friday
September 2, 2016
First Day of School for
students with last names
ending in M - Z
8:30 - 11:30 am
Horace Mann
8:00 - 11:00 am
Tuesday
September 6, 2016
Wednesday,
September 7, 2016
Horace Mann
8:00 - 11:00 am
Horace Mann
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
ALL STUDENTS
Morning Only
8:30 - 11:30 am
Liberty Heights wading pool dates and hours listed on page 2!
ALL STUDENTS
Full Day
8:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Wild Style
4 - 12 years old
Youth Enrichment
Get wild this summer, while
being introduced to theatre. We
will be exploring The Jungle Book
through movement, voice and
imagination. Wild Style will
consist of an “audition” session (in
which everyone is awarded a role),
rehearsals and a short performance
of the classic story at the end of the
session. KidStage focuses on
creativity, confidence and team
building skills. Will you join us for
the adventure?
Horace Mann Auditorium
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13 - 6/17
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
204250.01
$85 / $128 NR
Youth Enrichment
Glee Club
5K - 8th Grade
If your child enjoys singing
along with the radio or loves to be
the center
of attention,
Glee Club
is the
perfect fit
for your child. Not only will your
child improve their vocal skills but
they will also work on building
their self-confidence through vocal
drills and exercises and dance
steps. A culminating performance
will occur at the last class. Is your
child ready to do-wop with us?
Horace Mann Auditorium
W
6/15 - 7/20
5:30 - 6:30 pm
$40 / $60 NR
Glee Camp
M, Tu, W, Th, F
5:30 - 6:30 pm
$35 / $53 NR
Private Music Lessons
3rd Grade - Adult
All Band Instruments, Guitar & Piano
Lesson times range between
8:00 am - 3:30 pm. Each session will
consist of seven 30 minute private
lessons. Instructor
will contact
participants prior to
first lesson to
schedule a time.
Frank Lloyd Wright
Tu
6/14 - 7/26
W
6/15 - 7/27
217100.01
217100.02
Bring your own instrument and
lesson book. Any questions,
please call Bob Halat at
414-604-4800, x7235
$80 / $120 NR
204255.01
7/25 - 7/29
204255.02
Woodworking
5K - 6th Grade
This popular class will apply
math and science skills to construct
fun projects for all students. The
students will have a
hands-on experience
and will learn safety
with hand tools,
small portable tools
and simple machines.
Instructor: Mark Soiney
Frank Lloyd Wright Woodshop
M, Tu, W, Th
7/11 - 7/21
5K - 3rd grade
9:00 - 10:15 am
4th - 6th grade
10:30 - 12:00 pm
$45 / $68 NR
204522.01
204522.02
Facility Locations listed on page 43
Cheerleading Class
U-Rah, Rah, Rah!! Learn
motions, jumps, cheers and chants,
from a cheer coach. Participants
will be taught proper techniques
and original cheers.
Horace Mann Gym
W
7/13 - 8/17
5 - 7 years old
6:00 - 6:45 pm
8 - 10 years old
7:00 - 7:45 pm
$23 / $35 NR
204200.01
204200.02
Legomania!
5K - 5th Grade
If you like building, creating,
math, and designing this class will
be perfect for you! Imagination
and creativity are required as
thousands of Legos patiently wait
for the next great inventor. You can
create your own lego world.
Irving
M, Tu, W, Th
5K - 2nd grade
9:00 - 10:00 am
3rd - 5th grade
10:15 - 11:15 am
$40 / $55 NR
7/11 - 7/21
204520.01
204520.02
Handwriting Without Tears
4K - 2nd Grade
McKinley Fieldhouse Upper MPR
Sa
6/25 - 8/6 (No class 7/2)
4K - 5K
10:00 - 10:45 am
1st - 2nd grade
9:00 - 9:45 am
$30 / $45 NR
204150.01
5K - 5th Grade
Each week a new cooking
experience will be presented from
good eats to yummy treats. Our
chefs will prepare and eat what
they create giving them a feeling
of satisfaction & accomplishment.
We will also cover cooking terms,
measuring, manners, place
settings and kitchen safety with
instructor Ramona Kaiser.
M
6/13 - 7/11 (No Class 7/4)
5K - 2nd grade
5:45 - 6:30 pm
204301.01
M
7/18 - 8/15 (No class 7/25)
3rd - 5th grade
5:45 - 6:30 pm
204301.02
$24 / $36 NR
204150.02
Handwriting Without Tears
Cursive Edition
3rd - 8th Grade
There’s no
need to be
scared of the
swoops and
loops and the
all-important slanted paper in
cursive writing. We will share a
simpler way that will help your
child conquer cursive writing.
Our approach will include
multi-sensory activities that will
create a fun and stress-free
environment for your child’s
success in cursive writing.
Sa
6/25 - 8/6 (No class 7/2)
11:00 - 11:45 am
204150.03
$30 / $45 NR
Kids Cuisine
Incredible Edibles
5 - 7 years old
Don’t have any more room on
the refrigerator for your child’s
artwork? That’s no problem with
this class; your child’s creation is
made entirely out of yummy
treats. We allow your child to play
with their food in this class to
create one of kind master pieces.
Your child will be inspired by a
story of the day to create their
edible that can be made of pretzel
rods, gold fish, gummy worms and
other delicious snacks.
Sa
7/9 - 7/30
1:00 - 1:45 pm
Tu
8/9 - 8/30
10:00 - 10:45 am
$24 / $36 NR
204300.01
204300.02
Dance Classes
Keep up with your dancing
skills during the summer.
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Mitchell
W
6/29 - 7/27
Creative Movement 4 - 6 years
Teaches young
dancers the basic
movements which can
apply to any dance
form. The young
dancers will use pom
pons, scarves, and
various other props to
help them stay involved in class
and learn the basics of movement
in a fun and enjoyable setting.
Creative Movement/Poms Focus
6:00 - 6:45 pm
204100.01
Creative Movement/Ballet Focus
7:00 - 7:45 pm
204100.02
Ages 7 - 13
We offer Ballet and Poms/Hip
Hop. These classes work on
technique improvement and keep
your skills sharp throughout
the summer.
Poms/Hip Hop
Ages 7 - 9
6:00 - 6:45 pm
Ballet
Ages 7 - 9
7:00 - 7:50 pm
Ballet
Ages 10 - 13
6:00 - 6:45 pm
Poms/Hip Hop
Ages 10 - 13
7:00 - 7:50 pm
204100.03
204100.04
204100.05
204100.06
There is no recital for summer
dance classes. The final class is
open for parents to view.
$25 / $38 NR
Youth Enrichment
Handwriting just got
interesting! Instill good writing
habits in your child by teaching
them with a multi-sensory
approach. Writing is more than
just how to grip a
pencil, it’s about
perception,
fine-motor skills
and practice.
Your child will be
introduced to “Mat Man”
and “Magic C” and many
other fun activities using a
multi-sensory approach.
Youth Enrichment
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Young Rembrandts - Animal
Cartoon Drawing Camp
Youth Enrichment
6 - 12 years old
Youth Enrichment
Laugh-out-loud-funny!
Mind-bendingly-adorable!
Awesome-beyond-belief! These
are just some of the words that
best describe the Animals
Cartoon Camp. If your child is a
fan of cuddly animals and funny
cartoons, this drawing camp is
especially tailored for his or her
needs. Over the course of four
days, the students will learn
how to draw animals of all
shapes, sizes, and colors. They
will learn how to personify
ordinary animals, transforming
them into fully-realized cartoon
characters. Be a part of the
something fun and special.
Frank Lloyd Wright
M, Tu, W, Th
6/27 - 6/30
9:30 - 11:00 am
204505.01
$60 / $90 NR
Young Rembrandts - Anime &
Manga Drawing Camp
6 - 12 years old
Why sit in front of the TV and
watch cartoons when you can
draw amazing characters and
awesome scenes of your very own?
Join us for four, action-packed
days as Young Rembrandts hosts a
wonderful Anime and Manga
Drawing Camp. The students will
create dazzling illustrations that
are influenced by popular Japanese
anime and manga themes. Colorful
characters with expressive
personalities jump off of the page.
The students will be delighted as
we create drawings that emulate
the popular anime and manga art
styles. Don’t miss out on an
exciting opportunity to produce
wonderful artwork.
Horace Mann Rm. 106
M, Tu, W, Th
7/11 - 7/14
9:30 - 11:00 am
204505.02
$60 / $90 NR
Parade Baton Boot Camp
Come and join the fun learning the basics of marching and twirling
baton for the West Allis Independence Day Parade on July 2nd at 10:00
am. Instruction will be provided by the Diamond Twirlers Baton Club.
Each participant MUST supply personal baton, which can be purchased
at the first class. NO plastic or water filled batons. Messages can be left
regarding Diamond Twirlers at 604-4900 x5931.
Tennis shoes are required for this class!
Mitchell
Sa
6/4 - 6/25
4K - 1st grade
10:15 - 10:45 am
204104.01
2nd - 6th grade
10:45 - 11:15 am
204104.02
$25 / $37 NR Includes t-shirt for marching in parade.
Young Rembrandts - Rock Out!
Drawing Camp
6 - 12 years old
For every child who dreams of
partying like a rock star, Young
Rembrandts offers its Rock Out!
Camp - four days of artistic, rock
and roll imagery. During the
opening act, students will draw
stylized instruments. The party
never seems to end as we illustrate
close-up portraits of rock stars on
the second day. Then it’s time for a
change of tune as we create
rock-inspired cartoons on the third
day. Rocking-out musicians will be
the headlining act on the fourth
day. Long live rock and roll!
Frank Lloyd Wright
M, Tu, W, Th
8/15 - 8/18
9:30 - 11:00 am
204505.03
$60 / $90 NR
Cursive Writing
2nd - 5th Grade
Are you interested in learning
cursive writing or would you like
to work on your cursive writing
skills?
Instructor: Stacy Christenson
Franklin School Rm. 124
M, Tu, W, Th
6/13 - 6/23
10:00 - 10:45 am
204436.01
$30 / $45 NR
Keyboarding
2nd - 5th Grade
This class will allow your child
to become comfortable
with a keyboard and
increase your child’s
keyboarding skills.
Instructor: Stacy Christenson
Franklin School, Rm. 124
M, Tu, W, Th
6/13 - 6/23
9:00 - 9:45 am
204435.01
$30 / $45 NR
Chess Scholar Camp
5 - 12 years old
M, Tu, W, Th, F
10:00 - 11:30 am
Horace Mann Rm. 106
7/18 - 7/22
204400.01
Parkway Rm. 106
8/15 - 8/19
204400.02
$85 / $128 NR
Beginning Knitting
8 years & Up
Would you like your child to
learn a life-long skill? The Greater
Milwaukee Knitting Guild would
like to share the basics of knitting
with your child. Your child will
learn how to knit using their arms,
fingers and knitting needles to
create pieces that they can wear or
share with others. Needles and
practice yarn are included in the
class fee. Allow us to be
your child’s guide
through the lifelong
skill of knitting.
Mitchell Rm. 104
M
6/27 - 7/25
10:00 - 11:00 am
$30 / $45 NR
204600.01
Mad Science Inc. Workshops
5 - 12 years old
12:00 - 4:00 pm
Diggin’ Up Dinos
Investigate geology and
paleontology as we spend time
learning about dinosaurs. See
how these ancient beasts lived,
played and hunted. Cast replicas
of fossils with us that you will get
to keep and assemble skeletons of
these extinct behemoths.
Tu
7/12
204401.01
At the Scene of the Crime
Reveal the elusive ice cream thief
by learning actual forensic science
techniques in this fun-filled
science sleuth program.
Participants will receive their own
“Inspector-Kit” to use to collect
evidence during class (and at
home!)
Tu
7/26
204401.02
Bubbles…Smoke…Explosion
Mad Science invites you to have
fun with chemistry in this exciting
class. Build a real life fire
extinguisher and watch a film
canister explode! Learn about our
solar system and make a comet
using everyday items. Have a
“shocking” good time with a Van
de Graaff generator and
experience lighting first-hand.
Tu
8/16
204401.03
per session: $46 / $69 NR
Rock Climbing
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Looking for a new adventure
for your child this summer? Rock
climbing will not only improve
your child’s strength but will
dramatically improve your child’s
intellectual, social and emotional
well-being. We will
guide your child
through a fun and
exhilarating
adventure
education course
using one of the
school district’s horizontal traverse
climbing walls. That’s right; your
child will be climbing horizontally
not vertically. This course will
provide your child an opportunity
to develop self-concept, self-trust,
self-reliance, improved social
connections, and relationship
building skills. Rock climbing isn’t
just about how high you can go,
it’s about the journey.
Youth Enrichment
This camp is
designed for
both beginners
and experienced
young players.
All participants
will learn cool new strategies at the
appropriate level from a renowned
Chess Scholars coach. Each class
will consist of a fun interactive
teaching period and guided
practice time. Children will have
an opportunity to test for a “Chess
Belt” under a unique Chess
Scholars system patterned after
martial arts belts. There will be a
chess competition with prizes!
Youth Enrichment
Walker Gym
M
6/27 - 8/8 (No class 7/4)
K5 - 2nd grade
5:45 - 6:45 pm
3rd - 5th grade
7:00 - 8:00 pm
$50 / $75 NR
204202.01
204202.02
Hola Amigos
4th - 6th Grade
Hola Amigos! Join
Courtney Mielke as we learn
common words and phrases
including colors, numbers, the
alphabet and much, much more.
If you are interested in taking
Spanish in school, this class is a
great introductory.
Administration Center Rm. 708
Tu
7/26 - 8/16
5:30 - 6:30 pm
204501.01
$24 / $36 NR
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Pre-Engineering: Minecraft
Youth Enrichment
Bring Minecraft to life using
tens of thousands of LEGOS.
Build engineer-designed projects
such as a motorized “Creeper,” a
portal to the “Nether” and a
moving Minecart! Create your
favorite Minecraft objects.
Whether you are new to Minecraft
and LEGO or a seasoned veteran,
you’ll be hooked on the endless
creative possibilities.
Mitchell MPR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
5 - 6 Years
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
6/27 - 7/1
204700.01
7 - 12 Years
1:00 - 2:30 pm
204700.02
$84 / $126 NR
One Day Session
McKinley Fieldhouse
Sa 5/14
5 - 6 years old
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
204700.03
7 - 12 years old
1:00 - 2:30 pm
204700.04
$24 / $36 NR
Engineering FUNdamentals
7 - 12 Years
Power up your engineering
skills with tens of thousands of
LEGOS. Apply real-world
concepts in physics, engineering
and architecture through
engineer-designed projects such as
arch bridges, skyscrapers,
motorized cars and Battletrack.
Design and build as never before
and explore your craziest ideas in
a supportive environment.
Mitchell MPR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
1:00 - 2:30 pm
$84 / $126 NR
8/1 - 8/5
204700.09
Youth Enrichment / STEM
Pre-Engineering:
Jedi Engineering
5 - 6 Years
The Force awakens in this
introductory engineering course
for a young Jedi! Explore
engineering principles by
designing and building projects
such as LEGO X-Wings, R2 Units,
energy catapults, defense turrets
and settlements from a galaxy far,
far away. Create motorized and
architectural projects with
imagination and engineering to
defeat the Empire!
Mitchell MPR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
$84 / $126 NR
7/11 - 7/15
204700.05
One Day Session
Frank Lloyd Wright
W
7/6
10:00 - 11:30 pm
204700.06
$24 / $36 NR
Pre-Engineering:
Core FUNdamentals
5 - 6 Years
Let your imagination run wild
with tens of thousands of LEGOs.
Build engineer-designed projects
such as boats, bridges, mazes and
motorized cars, and use special
pieces to create your own unique
design. Explore the endless
creative possibilities of the LEGO
building system. This is an ideal
way to prepare young builders for
the challenge Engineering
FUNdamentals.
Mitchell MPR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
$84 / $126 NR
8/1 - 8/5
204700.10
Pre-Engineering:
Jedi Master Engineering
7 - 12 Years
The Force awakens in this
advanced engineering course for a
young Jedi! Discover key
engineering concepts such as gear
trains, worm drives, pneumatics
and eccentric motion. Build LEGO
X-Wings, AT-AT Walkers, Pod
Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud
Cities, settlements, fortresses and
other complex machines
and structures
from a galaxy
far, far away.
Mitchell MPR
M, Tu, W, Th, F
1:00 - 2:30 pm
$84 / $126
One Day Session
Frank Lloyd Wright
F
7/8
10:00 - 11:30 pm
$24 / $36 NR
7/11 - 7/15
204700.07
204700.08
Silly Science
Ages 7 - 11
Participants will enjoy using the
Scientific Method to make
hypotheses leading to
experimentation to determine the
end result. This is a
hands-on class which
allows the scientists to
experiment with everyday
products in a new
scientific way. Each class will be a
new experiment. Will their
hypotheses be right?
Sa
7/9 - 7/30
2:00 - 2:45 pm
Tu
8/9 - 8/30
11:00 - 11:45 am
$30 / $45 NR
204402.01
204402.02
World Cuisines Cooking Camp
9 - 12 years
Nathan Hale Room 167
M, Tu, W, Th, F
7/25 - 7/29
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
204306.01
$125 / $188 NR
American Girl Camp
Grades 3 - 5
Have you met Addy Walker or
Kit Kitredge? Allow us to
introduce you to them and the
many other American Girl
heroines. Through books, crafts
and themed activities we will learn
about the different American Girls,
major events and important times
in their lifetime. This camp is open
to everyone. Having an American
Girl doll is not a requirement.
Irving Elementary
M, Tu, W, Th, F
1:00 - 3:00 pm
$40 / $60 NR
7/25 - 7/29
204430.01
JR. Chefs
6th - 8th Grade
Looking to be independent in the kitchen, maybe even surprise your
family with a self-cooked meal? Ramona Kaiser will lead the way in the
kitchen by sharing recipes, kitchen safety tips and cooking tricks to be
successful in the kitchen. Learn cooking terms, proper measuring
techniques, and manners while creating a
meal fit to satisfy your cravings.
M
6/13 - 7/11 (No class 7/4)
6:45 - 7:30 pm
204305.01
$30 / $45 NR
Wheel Adventure Bike Camp
Ages 10 and Up
FRE
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Don’t have a bike? No
worries, we will provide one to
use at camp! Don’t have a helmet?
No worries, we will provide one
for you to keep! How much does
it cost? Nothing, it is FREE!!!
Adventure Bike Camp is a
“wheel” exploration that uses
bicycling as a means of
transportation, personal
development and fun. We provide
participants the opportunity to
build confidence and self-esteem,
improve their cycling skills and
physical fitness, investigate and
learn the access they have to
different trails, engage in group
bike rides, and enjoy themselves
in a supportive camp setting.
Participants will participate in
daily bike rides throughout the
West Allis, West Milwaukee, and
Milwaukee area, learn cycling
skills, learn about bike riding
safety, and practice proper bicycle
maintenance. Start & end at
Pershing Elementary.
M, Tu, W, Th, F
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
7/11 - 7/22
204204.01
American Red Cross
Babysitting
Youth Enrichment
Become the chef de cuisine, while
creating delicious meals from
countries around the world. Julie
Seidlitz will guide you through not
only cultural cuisines but also the
cultures and the people that created
them. Not only learn how to read
recipes and measurements, but also
the geography, hospitality, etiquette,
language and much, much more
during your time in the kitchen. The
menu consists of the follow:
*Monday: Mexican Salsa
Guacamole, Black Bean
Quesadillas, Street Corn
*Tuesday: Indian Curry Cauliflower,
Rice Pilaf, Green Veg, Pistachio,
Cardamom Shortbread Cookies
*Wednesday: Italian Meatballs,
Sauce, Garlic Bread
*Thursday: African Peanut Stew,
Injera Bread, Creamy Lentils
*Friday: International Smorgasbord
of Favorites from the Week
On Friday, a parent or guardian is
invited to attend and enjoy a lunch
created by the chefs. Are you ready to
allow your chef to explore the world?
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Youth Enrichment
Babysitting is one
of the most important
jobs a young person
will ever have.
Babysitting can be
a lot of fun but the
responsibility of it should never be
taken lightly. This course is open
to boys and girls 10 years and
above and will include instruction
based around four themes:
Leadership, Safety and Safe Play,
Basic Care and First Aid (including
rescue breathing dolls). Each
participant should bring paper,
pencil, Cabbage Patch size doll,
snack and a drink to the class.
Instructor: Ramona Kaiser,
Red Cross certified
Lincoln Rm. 214
Tu, W, Th
7/12 - 7/14
8/9 - 8/11
$60 / $90 NR
12:45 - 3:00 pm
204602.01
204602.02
Special One Day Sessions!!
8:30 am - 3:00 pm
Please bring a bag lunch
for 1 day sessions.
W
6/15
204602.03
W
7/20
204602.04
W
8/3
204602.05
$55 / $83 NR
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Field Trips
For more information call
Amanda Schwichtenberg, 604-4963
Trips may be cancelled if a minimum enrollment is not met.
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Bounce Milwaukee - Friday, June 17
Field Trips
Come jump around with us as we head to Bounce Milwaukee that is filled with
inflatables and free play on their vintage video games. Additional attractions like
laser tag and a rock wall will be available at an additional cost. The bus will depart
from Survive Alive Recreation Center at 10:00 am and return at approximately
3:30 pm. Bring a bag lunch and money for concessions. Playground staff that will
chaperone are Lane, Franklin, Longfellow and McKinley.
219000.01
$18 per person
Fox Brook Park, Brookfield - Friday, June 24
Splash around and have some fun at Fox Brook Park. Enjoy
the day with friends while you swim on a beach staffed with
lifeguards, hike on nature trails, fish, and other fun instructor led
activities. The bus will depart from Survive Alive Recreation Center
at 10:00 am and return from Fox Brook at approximately 3:00 pm.
Bring a bag lunch and money for concessions. Playground staff that
will chaperone are Irving, Jefferson and Liberty Heights.
219000.02
$8 per person
Brewer Tailgate - Thursday, June 30
Who’s ready to go to a ball game? The Milwaukee Brewers will be playing the L.A.
Dodgers for an afternoon game and we are going to cheer on the home team. We will
meet at Pershing Elementary at 10:00 am for tailgating fun that includes a hot dog
lunch and games. At 11:30 am we will walk from Pershing to Miller Park for the
1:10 pm game. After the game, we will be walking back to Pershing Elementary.
Participants are allowed to bring money for concessions. Playground staffs that will
chaperone are Pershing, Wilson, Walker and Hoover.
218000.02
David F. Schultz Aquatics Center - Friday, July 8
$12 per person
Ready, Set, SWIM! Cool off this summer day as we head to a local water park.
Enjoy some of the fun water activities like water basketball, the Lazy River, open swim
and water slides. We will depart from Survive Alive Recreation Center at 12:00 pm
and will return to Survive Alive Recreation Center around at approximately 4:30 pm.
Participants can bring money for concessions and lockers will be available for an
additional fee. Playground staffs that will chaperone are Madison, Mitchell and
Lincoln.
219000.03
$12 per person
Milwaukee County Zoo - Wednesday, July 13
Do you want to see where the wild things are? The Milwaukee County Zoo has a variety
of exotic animals such as lions, tigers, bears and elephants. We will be departing from
Survive Alive Recreation Center at 9:30 am and return at approximately 3:30 pm.
Participants will need to bring a bag lunch and money for concessions. Playground staffs
that will chaperone are Irving, Jefferson and Liberty Heights.
219000.04
Reservations are final for all fieldtrips, No Refunds
$10 per person
Field Trips
Trips may be cancelled if a minimum enrollment is not met.
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Movie Night in the Park at Mitchell Elementary - Friday, July 15
Chula Vista Waterpark - Friday, July 22
Join us as we travel to one of the most entertaining waterparks in the
Wisconsin Dells. Enjoy the outdoor waterpark that includes attractions for all
ages. There’s the Incatinka Kiddie Play Area for the young ones, the Mayan Zip
Coaster for the adventurists, and the Rio Rapids Action River for those looking to
relax. A hot dog lunch will be provided. Children in second grade or younger
must be accompanied by an adult. The bus will depart Survive Alive Recreation
Center at 7:30 am and return at approximately 7:00 pm. Participants will need to
bring money for additional attractions and concessions. Playground staffs that
will chaperone are Pershing, Wilson, Walker and Hoover.
219000.05
$35 per Person
Action Territory - Tuesday, July 26
End the month of July with an adventure packed experience at Action Territory located in Kenosha, WI.
The bus will depart from Survive Alive Recreation Center at 9:00 am and we will
arrive at Action Territory at approximately 10:15 am. The day will consist of
go-karts, bumper boats, bumper cars and mini golf. Additional attractions like laser
tag and arcade games will be available at an additional cost. Participants will need
to bring a bag lunch or money for concessions and additional gaming costs. We will
depart from Action Territory at 2:00 pm and arrive back at Survive Alive Recreation
Center at approximately 3:00 pm. Playground staffs that will chaperone are Lane,
Franklin, Longfellow and McKinley.
219000.06
$25 per Person
Fun Run and Pool Party at McCarty Park - Thursday, August 4
Come join in this final 2016 Summer Playground Special Event!
Come join the WA-WM Recreation Department by participating in the final summer playground all special event at
McCarty Park This will be a great day of exercise, swimming and a cookout/picnic lunch. Check in: 8:30 - 9:00 am, Fun
Run/Walk: 9:00 - 9:30 am (Honey Creek Pkwy & W Beloit. Meet on south
side of street on Pkwy); 10:00 am - 12:00 noon Pool Party (McCarty Park
Pool) 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm Picnic Lunch / Volleyball / Football / Kickball,
etc. Register at your neighborhood playground or at the WA-WM
Recreation Department.
218000.01
$2 per Person
Reservations are final for all fieldtrips, No Refunds
Field Trips
Skip the movie theatre and join us for a family movie in the park. Bring a blanket or a lawn
chair and find a comfortable spot in the park. Prior to the movie starting, allow your little ones
to burn off some energy with supervised playground games. The games are scheduled to
begin at 7:00 pm and the movie will start at dusk. Concessions will be available. For movie
title, please contact Amanda Schwichtenberg at 604-4963 a week prior to showing.
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Summer Playground Program / Teen Scene
!!!
E
FRE
Summer Playground
For those who have completed 4K - 5th Grade
Come to your neighborhood elementary school
and join our energetic leaders for games, arts and
crafts, sports themed games (baseball, basketball
World Cup), large group games (kickball),
non-competitive games, special events and other age
appropriate activities (like box hockey). The FREE
fun, healthy and active summer playground
programs are supervised during the hours listed
below. Participation in the summer playground
program is on a drop in basis and children are
allowed to come and go as they choose. When at the
program, all children will be encouraged to
participate in the scheduled daily on-going activities.
A safe and supervised environment will be provided
however it should not be considered as a child care
alternative (if you are looking for a child care
program, please see our Summer SAFE Camp
offerings on page 17.
Our Summer Playground
FRE
E!!!
Program meets daily Monday Friday from June 13th - August 5th (rain or
shine). In addition to the regularly scheduled daily
activities, participants will have the opportunity to
participate in special events and field trips for a
nominal fee. Information will be distributed at your
neighborhood summer playground program site.
Parents are HIGHLY encouraged to fill out an
emergency contact form at their playground site.
Playgrounds will be closed 7/4
Playground Name
Franklin
2060 S. 86th
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Free
Lunch and/or Dinner Site
12:00 - 12:30 pm
10230 W. Grant
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm/3:30 - 4:00 pm
Address
Hours
Hoover
12705 W. Euclid
Jefferson
7229 W. Becher
12:30 pm - 4:00 pm
2211 S. 60th
12:30 pm - 4:00 pm
1000 S. 72nd
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
1330 S. 47th
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm
Irving
Liberty Heights Park
Longfellow
1540 S. 62nd
Madison
1117 S. 104th
Mitchell
10125 W. Montana
Walker
900 S. 119th
McKinley Park
Pershing
Wilson
8710 W. Orchard
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
12:30 pm - 4:00 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm/3:30 - 4:00 pm
12:00 - 12:30 pm
“Teen” Scene
Are you an Intermediate Student looking for a playground to call your own? Join us at
Lane or Lincoln Intermediate School, where we will have activities geared towards participants
in grades 5 and above. “Teens” can build relationships by playing various playground games,
participate in special events, learn leadership skills and socialize with others.
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13 - 8/5
(Playground closed 7/4)
Lane Intermediate (NEW Location)
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Lincoln Intermediate
1:00 - 4:00 pm
Lunch served 12:00 - 12:30 pm
Summer SAFE Camp - Hale & Mann
What are your summer plans? How about Summer SAFE Camp?
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Summer SAFE Camp at Hale
Summer SAFE Camp at Mann
Fieldtrips, Special Events, Swimming, Group
Leader led games and activities, arts & crafts,
trips to Greenfield Park. Campers must bring a
bag lunch that includes a drink daily.
Fieldtrips, Special Events, Water Activities at
Liberty Heights, Group Leader led games and
activities, arts & crafts, much, much, more!
Breakfast and lunch are provided daily. Weekly
menu provided.
Camp Director: Jeren Stolzenfeld
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
THEME
Slide into Funtimez
Wildlife Adventure Week
Stars and Stripes
Camp Olympics
Imaginerium Week
SAFE Camp Carnival
Splish Splash Week
World Explorer
Happily Ever After
211000.01
211000.02
211000.03
211000.04
211000.05
211000.06
211000.07
211000.08
211000.09
Camp Director: Jessica Toce
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
THEME
Jump into Summer
Surf and Turf
Salute the Red, White & Blue
Camp Olympics
Go Wild
Anything Goes
All Fun & Games
Spirit Week
That’s a Wrap
211001.01
211001.02
211001.03
211001.04
211001.05
211001.06
211001.07
211001.08
211001.09
SAFE Camp
Registration must be completed by 5:00 pm on Thursdays to avoid a $10 late fee. Registration is on a first
come, first served basis. Payment will not be accepted at SAFE Camp.
Supervised free play occurs daily during drop off and pick up times. A weekly newsletter with week
specific information will be available at camp. Camp fees are not refundable in case of absence or illness
due to staffing and planning that is involved. No fee will be refunded for a day or portion of the week if a
child does not attend. Camp planning and materials have been made and committed to base on the registered number of
campers per week. Alternate programming or early pickups are not available on fieldtrip days. Late Fees will be assessed
for all children not picked up by 5:30 pm.
Horace Mann Summer Camp is a part of the Wisconsin Shares program and a certified provider through Young Star.
Please use provider #0000585800, Location #001 to obtain your authorization from the Department of Children and
Families. Co-pays are due at time of enrollment. Families are responsible for proper use of hours and will be responsible
for any remaining balance on account after state reimbursement is received. For further information, contact Elizabeth
Breitenfeldt, 414-604-4968
LOCATIONS:
DATES:
Nathan Hale High
Horace Mann Elementary
June 13 - August 12, no camp on Monday, July 4.
CAMP HOURS: Monday - Friday, 7:00 am - 5:30 pm
AGES:
CAMP FEE:
For children who have completed K4 through 5th grade during the 2015 - 2016 school year.
Per week $110 / $165 NR
Fees include fieldtrip admission and transportation, on site activities and a daily snack.
End of Summer Camps
The WA-WM Recreation Department offers a series of day camps the week of August 15 - 19. End of
Summer Camp is designed to provide all children with age appropriate activities that are engaging,
stimulating, creative and fun. Daily activities may include but are not limited to: guest hosted or special
events at camp, fieldtrips, gym & outdoor games, arts & crafts, movies, contest and more. Camps are held at
Horace Mann and open to all students 4K - 5th grade. You are able to enroll for specific days or the whole
week. Informational flyers will be distributed at Summer SAFE Camp or online at wawmrec.com. For more
information, call Elizabeth Breitenfeldt at 604-4968.
per day: $29 / $58 NR
Summer SAFE Registration On Page 46
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Youth Tennis - No class July 4
Pee Wee
Ages 5 - 7 with no experience. The
class pace is very slow. Junior tennis
rackets will be provided.
6/14 - 7/28
Tu, Th
5:00 - 5:45 pm
$32 / $48 NR
205901.01
Aces
Ages 9 - 14 with prior experience or
has taken lessons for one year. Will learn
fundamentals of overhead smash and
strengthen forehand, backhand, volley
and serve.
**Ace players are encouraged to register
for S.E.P.R.C. Tennis League
M, W, F
6/13 - 7/8
10:00 - 10:55 am
$27 / $41 NR
M, W, F
7/11 - 7/29
10:00 - 10:55 am
$20 / $30 NR
Little Rackets
Ages 6 - 9 with ittle or no previous
playing experience. Will learn
fundamentals of forehand, backhand,
volleys and serve.
Youth Sports
M, W, F 6/13 - 7/8
9:00 - 9:55 am
$27 / $41 NR
M, W, F 7/11 - 7/29
9:00 - 9:55 am
$20 / $30 NR
M, W, F 6/13 - 7/29
11:00 - 11:55 am
$48 / $72 NR
Tu, Th
6/14 - 7/28
10:00 - 10:55 am
$32 / $48 NR
Tu, Th
6/14 - 7/28
4:00 - 4:55 pm
$32 / $48 NR
205901.02
Tu, Th
6/14 - 7/28
9:00 - 9:55 am
$32 / $48 NR
Tu, Th
6/14 - 7/28
11:00 - 11:55 am
$32 / $48 NR
205901.08
205901.09
205901.10
205901.11
Sa
6/18 - 7/30 (No class 7/2)
10:00 - 10:55 am
205901.12
$16 / $24 NR
205901.03
205901.04
205901.05
205901.06
Sa
6/18 - 7/30 (No class 7/2)
9:00 - 9:55 am
205901.07
$16 / $24 NR
S.E.P.R.C Tennis League
Are you interested in competing
against surrounding communities in a
fun competitive environment? The
WA-WM Recreation Department
participates in the Southeast Park and
Recreation Council league. Practices
will be at Nathan Hale High School.
Individuals must provide own
transportation for home matches.
Transportation will be provided for
away matches if necessary. Get
signed up now!
End of the summer Tournament
available for S.E.P.R.C
participants for FREE!!
Beginner League 3rd - 5th grade
Little or no experience required.
Practices: Mondays & Wednesdays
1:00 - 1:55 pm
Games: Fridays beginning June 24
1:00 pm
6/13 - 7/29
205905.01
Intermediate League 6th - 8th grade
Some Experience is recommended.
1:00 - 1:55 pm
Hot Shots
Entering high school or playing at high
school level. Will learn approach shot and
advanced strategies and improve
fundamentals of the game. ** Shot players
are encouraged to register for S.E.P.R.C.
Tennis League.
Tu, Th
6/14 - 7/28
6:00 - 6:55 pm
$32 / $48 NR
205901.13
Sa
6/18 - 7/30 (No class 7/2)
11:00 - 11:55 am
205901.14
$16 / $24 NR
Instructional Tennis Program
Games: Tuesdays beginning June 21
1:00 pm
6/13 - 7/27
205905.02
High School League 9th - 12th grade
Experience is highly recommended.
2:00 - 2:55 pm
Games: Thursdays beginning June 23
1:00 pm
6/13 - 7/28
205905.03
per league: $48 / $72 NR
All tennis lessons will be held at Nathan Hale High. Tennis balls are provided, bring your own racket. If it is
raining, lightning, wet conditions, or very hot, lessons may be cancelled. Cancellations will be made at least one hour
prior to start of class. Contact 604-4900, option 2 for weather related cancelations. The participant must have reasonable
control in swinging a racket. Proper tennis attire encouraged. Tennis shoes (no sandals), wear light colored and light
weight clothing. Bring water to lessons.
Field of Dreams
2nd & 3rd Grade Girls
This league emphasizes skill
development and fun while
learning the game of softball.
Practice: Tuesdays beginning 6/14
Dorow Field
1st week: Practice Tu & Th
Games: Thursday Evenings
Beginning 6/23
205305.01
Dorow Field
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Girls Softball
Girls’ “Stars” Softball League
League of Their Own
4th & 5th Grade Girls
This league will continue
the development and knowledge
of skills while still having fun.
Practice: Tuesday evenings
beginning 6/14.
WA Athletic Complex
1st week: Practice Tu & Th
Games: Thursday evenings
Beginning 6/23
205305.02
WA Athletic Complex
There will be a limit of 13 players per team.
Teams will be coached by Recreation Department staff.
$35 / $53 NR Early Bird registration by June 3
$40 / $58 NR After June 3
Calling all 6th, 7th & 8th grade
girls to be part of our girls’
“STARS” Softball league. The
season will start out with a clinic
on: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th at
West Allis Athletic Complex from
5:30 - 7:00 pm. Players should
bring their softball glove, wear
tennis shoes or softball spikes and
shorts or sweatpants. Players will
be hitting, fielding, pitching and
working on other softball skills.
After the clinic, recreation
department staff will be drafting
teams. Players will be notified by
Friday, June 10th, which team they
will be placed on. Practice will
begin on Monday, June 13th.
Practice will be Monday evenings
and games on Wednesday
evenings. However, the first week
there will be practice on Monday
and Wednesday and then the
following Monday and games will
begin on Wednesday, June 22nd.
WAAC
205305.03
Youth Sports
Use registration form on page 44. All players in
2nd through 8th grade will receive a t-shirt courtesy
of WA-WM Old Timers Baseball Association. A
special thank you to the John Butorac family.
For more information, please contact
Linda Gritzmacher at 604-4911.
6th, 7th & 8th Grade Girls
The West Allis Recreation and Community Services
Department will be able to raise money via the Chevy
Youth Baseball Test Drive Fundraiser. Test drive a
Chevrolet and upon online validation at
www.experiencechevrolettoday.com, a $25 donation
will be made to our league. All completed test drives
must be validated online no later than June 30, 2016.
Proud Sponsor of WA-WM Recreation
Department Youth Sports Programs
This ad is paid for by New Berlin Swim Club
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Junior T-Ball
T-Ball & Baseball Day Leagues
Grade Completed 15 - 16 School Year
Participants may sign up for both Day & Night Options
Daytime Options - Teams are coached by WA-WM Recreation staff.
Rookies
5K - 1st grade Co-ed
4 - 5 years Co-ed
Coach pitch league
emphasizing skill
development and fun.
It is a great way to
introduce the game.
Focus is FUN and the
basic terminology and
skills. The league will
consist of 3 practices
and 5 games.
Practice & Games
Begins 6/17
McKinley Park
F 10:00 am
205200.03
Practice begins 6/13
M, Tu 9:00 am
Games begins 6/23
Th
5:30 or 6:45 pm
Dorow Field
Sluggers
2nd - 3rd grade Boys
Overhand coach pitch
emphasizing team play
and skill work.
Umpires use Recreation
Department rules.
Practice Begins 6/14
Tu 10:00 am
Games Begin 6/23
Th
12:00 or 1:30 pm
McKinley Field
Grand Slam
4th - 5th grade Boys
This is an overhand
player pitch league.
League will focus on game
play and sportsmanship.
Umpires use Recreation
Department rules.
Practice Begins 6/13
M
12:00 pm
Games Begin 6/22
W
1:00 or 2:30 pm
McKinley Field
Youth Sports
Practice Field locations:
Hoover, Liberty Heights, Mitchell & Survive Alive Rec Center
Players will practice at fields they are registered for.
Players will be contacted prior to the first practice.
$30 / $45 NR Early Bird
registration by June 3
$35 / $53 NR Early Bird registration by June 3rd
$40 / $60 NR After June 3rd
Boys “Harvey Kuenn” Baseball League
In conjunction with the Greenfield and Greendale Park and Recreation
Departments we are offering a fun and a competitive TRAVELING league where
you play with your friends, are guaranteed playing time, and get to be a part of our
“Harvey Kuenn” baseball league, named after former major leaguer and Milwaukee
Brewer manager who grew up in West Allis. This is not a select league. All who
register are on the team. Do not miss out, tell your friends and sign up now. The
league is a full uniform league, that is provided and sponsored by the Harvey
Kuenn Foundation. Games are Wednesdays, 10:00 am. Practices are Mondays,
10:00 am. Practice will begin the week of June 13th.
Field Locations: Mitchell, Survive Alive Recreation Center, Hoover, and Liberty Heights.
$35 / $53 NR
$40 / $60 NR
Early Bird registration by June 3rd or until a team has 13 players
After June 3rd
Use registration form on page 44. The Rec Dept. reserves the right to combine teams for the benefit of the
program. All players in 4K through 5th grade will receive a t-shirt courtesy of WA-WM Old Timers Baseball
Association. Thank you to our t-shirt sponsor, the John Butorac family. For more information regarding
youth baseball contact Cory Thompson, 604-4959.
In Case of Inclement Weather Please Call 414-604-4900, Option 2
T-Ball & Baseball Night Leagues / Pitch, Hit & Run
Grade Completed 15 - 16 School Year
Participants may sign up for Day & Night Options
See description of leagues on page 20
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Use registration form on page 44. For more information regarding youth baseball contact Cory Thompson, 604-4959.
“Junior T-Ball” & “Rookies” Co-Ed Under the Lights
Parent coaches are needed for Junior T-Ball and Rookies Under the Lights.
All coaches are required to fill out a volunteer background check. Parent coaches
meeting Wednesday, May 25 at 6:00 pm at the Administration Center.
Players register as individuals and will be placed on teams. Every effort will be
made to group players by school. Players will be contacted by a coach prior to the
start of the program.
“Junior T-Ball” 4 - 5 years Co-ed
Practice and Games: Mondays
6/6 - 8/1 (No games 7/4)
5:30 or 6:45 pm
205200.01
Practice and Games: Wednesdays
6/8 - 7/27
5:30 or 6:45 pm
205200.02
$30 / $45 NR
$35 / $53 NR
Early Bird registration by May 20
After May 20
6/7 - 7/28
Practice: Tuesdays
5:30 or 6:45 pm
Games: Thursdays
5:30 or 6:45 pm
Klentz Park
and other locations if necessary.
$35 / $53 NR
$40 / $60 NR
Early Bird registration by May 20
After May 20
“Sluggers” & “Grand Slam” Under the Lights
Teams are coached by WA-WM Recreation staff.
“Sluggers” 2nd & 3rd Boys Under the Lights
McKinley Field
6/13 - 8/3
Practice: Mondays (No practice 7/4)
5:30 or 6:45 pm
Games: Wednesdays
5:30 or 6:45 pm
Field: McKinley Park
“Grand Slam” 4th & 5th Boys Under the Lights
McKinley Field
6/14 - 8/4
Practice: Tuesdays
5:30 or 7:00 pm
Games: Thursdays
5:30 or 7:00 pm
Pitch, Hit and Run Competition for Boys & Girls
FRE
E
Do you like to play baseball or softball and want to show off your
skills or just have fun participating in a great playground event? Get involved now
in our annual Pitch, Hit and Run Competition. There will be an event held at each summer
playground. Look for flyers with additional information at your summer playground or
Recreation Department. Anyone age 5 - 14 are eligible to participate. Your playground is
looking forward to you representing them!!
Youth Sports
Klentz Park and other locations if necessary.
“Rookies” 5K - 1st Co-ed Under the Lights
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Youth Sports - Grade Completed 15 - 16 School Year
The Recreation Dept. reserves the right to combine leagues or move locations for the benefit of the program
4K “Mini-Grasshoppers”
Co-Ed Instructional Soccer
Don’t miss out on this
popular soccer experience
while learning the skills and
fundamentals of soccer.
Reservoir Park
Th
6/23 - 7/28
6:00 - 6:45 pm
7:00 - 7:45 pm
205700.01
205700.02
Co-Ed Playground Kickball League
2nd/3rd & 4th/5th grade
Register by Friday, June 17
Teams will be divided up at the playground.
Teams coached by Recreation Department staff.
For more information, contact
Cory Thompson, 604-4959.
Youth Sports
McKinley Park
F
6/24 - 7/29
2nd - 3rd grade
4th - 5th grade
$18 / $27 NR
11:00 am
1:00 pm
205400.01
205400.02
Dodge Ball League
2nd - 8th grade
Register by Friday, June 17
GET INVOLVED with our popular, fun and
exciting session of dodge ball. Each day teams will
be randomly chosen and will play a variety of
different forms of dodge ball. Based
on enrollment, leagues may be
combined. For more information call
Cory Thompson, 604-4959.
McKinley Park
F
6/24 - 7/29
2nd & 3rd grade
12:00 pm
6th, 7th & 8th grade
2:00 pm
4th & 5th grade
$18 / $27 NR
2:00 pm
Outdoor Soccer
5K - 8th Grade
Instructional soccer leagues will focus on skill
development, team work, self-worth, and
sportsmanship. Practices and games will take place
between 5:30 - 8:30 pm. The Rec Dept. has the right
to combine leagues or move locations for the benefit
of the program. Players will be contacted by phone
prior to the start of the program.
*Parent coaches are needed!
All coaches are required to fill out a volunteer
background check. Coaches meeting will be held on
Tuesday, June 7th, 6:00 pm at the Administration
Center.
Reservoir Park & other locations if necessary
Little Strikers & World Cup
M, W
6/15 - 8/3 (No games or practice 7/4)
“Little Strikers” 5K - 1st grade BOYS
205702.01
“Little Strikers” 5K - 1st grade GIRLS
205702.02
“World Cup” 4th - 5th grade GIRLS
205702.06
”World Cup” 4th - 5th grade BOYS
United & Inferno
Tu, Th
6/16 - 8/4
205702.05
“United” 2nd - 3rd grade BOYS
205702.03
“Inferno” 6th - 8th grade Co-Ed
205702.07
“United” 2nd - 3rd grade GIRLS
205702.04
**Inferno - There will be a Mandatory Draft on Thursday,
June 16th at 6:00 pm at Reservoir Park.
205800.01
205800.02
205800.03
Archery for Beginners
Ages 10 & up
Learn the fundamentals of
archery including bow and arrow
history, safety techniques,
shooting mechanics and more.
Class will be conducted outdoors
weather permitting. A limited
amount of equipment will be
provided however, you may bring
your own bow and arrow
equipment if possible
(recurve and
compound bows only).
Franklin Fieldhouse
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/20 - 6/24
4:15 - 5:45 pm
7/18 - 7/22
4:15 - 5:45 pm
$40 / $60 NR
205110.01
205110.02
205110.03
Youth AAYFL Tackle Football
5th, 6th, 7th & 8th graders for
the school year 2016 - 2017
interested in playing
youth tackle football
can register at the
WA-WM Recreation
Department. Sign up
now, spots are limited
and registration is
already under way.
For more information, visit
www.westallisyouthfootball.com.
Youth & High School Summer Athletic Camps will be run through each
high school. If you are interested in finding out more information about
summer athletic camps please contact the athletic directors.
Central High School
Chip Mackenzie
604-3118
West Allis Wolves
Baseball and Softball
The West Allis Wolves
competitive youth baseball and
softball club is looking for young
athletes to compete against
surrounding community teams.
The boys will compete in the
Wisconsin State Youth Baseball
League (WSYBL). The girls will
compete in the Milwaukee Girls
Fastpitch League (MGFL) as well
as in weekend tournaments in
2016. The club,
under the auspices
of the WA–WM
Recreation
Department, is
looking to field
teams on the boys side from
grades 3 - 8 and on the girls side
from ages 9 - 17.
For more information, visit
www.westalliswolves.com.
Tryouts will be in the fall.
Wanted....
Youth Soccer Referees &
Baseball/Softball Umpires
To apply, fill out an application
at 1205 S. 70th St., or find the
application online at
www.wawmrec.com. You must be
at least 14 years of age. For more
information contact Cory
Thompson, 604-4959.
Nathan Hale High School
Elliot Kramsky
604-3219
Youth Golf Lessons
Looking to expand your child’s
knowledge of golf past the usual
putt-putt course?
Professional golf
instructor, Jim
Rewolinski, will
guide your child
through the
basics of golf. During the lessons,
your child will work on their golf
skills at the golf range, practice
green and at the 3 practice holes.
Participants will be responsible to
purchase practice balls and pay
additional green fees. Costs may
vary depending on basket sizes.
Please have your child bring their
own clubs to the lessons. It’s never
too early to start a life sport. Just
think, the sooner your child builds
their golf skills, the sooner they
can join you on the links.
Deer Haven Golf Club,
19180 W Cleveland Ave
For weather cancellations, please
call Deer Haven Golf Club at
262-650-0760.
Youth Sports
8/15 - 8/19
10:00 - 11:30 am
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Youth Sports
Ages 6 - 10
10:00 - 11:00 am
Sa
6/4 - 7/9
205600.01
Sa
7/23 - 8/27
205600.02
Ages 11 - 15 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sa
6/4 - 7/9
205600.03
Sa
7/23 - 8/27
205600.04
$35 / $53 NR
Co-Ed Kickball - High School Intramurals
Kickball, are you kidding me, who doesn’t like Kickball? Get involved and active with your friends in this
new program! There are only games and you get to pick your own teammates!! Look in your school or
athletic department office for registration information. For more information contact Program Manager, Cory
Thompson at 604-4959. Get your squad together NOW & sign up for Kickball!
WA Athletic Complex Baseball Fields
Weekday Evening (TBD), beginning the week of 6/20
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Future Stars
Volunteers
Needed
GET INVOLVED with our
inclusive sports-fundamentals of
movement program for children
ages 3 - 9 with and without
cognitive disabilities. Participants
will engage in developmentally
appropriate play activities
designed to foster physical,
cognitive, and social development
through throwing, jumping,
catching, learning to follow
instructions and more.
M
6/20 - 8/1 (No class July 4)
Irving Elementary
3 - 5 years
5:30 - 6:15 pm
6 - 9 years
6:15 - 7:00 pm
$15 / $22 NR
213001.01
213001.02
Adaptive Recreation
Summer Dance for Participants
with Disabilities
We’re having a
“4th of July Party”,
so come on out and
show off your
patriotic spirit and
dance moves!
Participants with
disabilities and their
families are
encouraged to attend.
There will be music, dancing, and
contests including best outfit so
let’s see your best “4th of July”
outfit. Snacks will be provided.
Volunteers are needed and will be
subject to a background check
before hand.
Irving Gym
Th
7/7
6:00 - 8:00 pm
213020.01
Adaptive
per family: $10 / $15 NR
(register under participants name)
West Allis Special Olympics
Become involved!! Special
Olympics provides year round
opportunities for
exercise, sports
trainings and
athletic
competitions for
persons 8 years of age and above
with cognitive disabilities. For
more information regarding
sports available or to become a
coach or volunteer contact
Claudia Derringer at 257-4610.
Special Needs Summer Camp
This camp offers individuals
with special needs an opportunity
to develop their abilities in
recreational, physical and social
settings alongside with our
energetic and qualified staff.
Contact Cory Thompson for
important necessary paperwork.
Irving Elementary
M, Tu, W, Th, F
(No camp 7/4)
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
6/13 - 7/29
per week: $85 / $170 NR
Volunteers
Needed
Parent and Participant
with Special Needs Swim
Ages 4 and up
Join us for a fun swim session
for people with special needs and
their parents. The program will
run similar to our semi-private
lessons with one instructor to
every 4 participants. Instructors
will meet with parents to
determine individual goals for the
class. We do ask for individuals to
set goals but the main focus will be
to have fun, meet new friends, and
learn basics fundamentals of
swimming. Instructors will work
alongside
parents IN
the water.
Nathan Hale
F
6/17 - 8/5
6:00 - 6:50 pm
$24 / $36 NR
201008.01
Bowling
Get involved in this awesome 4
week program for participants
with special needs ages 15 and up.
A great way
to be active,
make new
friends, and
work on
your
bowling
skills. Participants will get two
games per night. There will be a
PIZZA party included on the final
night! Participants must be self
sufficient or be accompanied by a
responsible adult. Concessions
will be available for a separate fee.
Must provide own transportation.
AMF West, 7505 W. Oklahoma
Tu
7/5 - 7/26
6:00 - 8:00 pm
213010.01
$34 / $51 NR
If interested in volunteering or have any questions please contact Cory Thompson at 604-4959.
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Adult Wellness
Wellness Information Series
Per Class: $5 / $8 NR
Presenter: Dr. Rick Hruby - Franklin Fieldhouse
Tuesday Classes are from 10:00 - 11:00 am Wednesday Classes are from 6:00 - 7:00 pm
8WW Presentation
Wellness 101
Sifting through health and
wellness information can seem
overwhelming. We will break
down the importance and basics
of eating, moving and thinking
well, making it more manageable
for you to implement it in your
daily life. This informative
workshop will kick-start your
wellness journey.
Tu
6/21
208047.01
W
6/22
208047.02
It’s estimated that over 80%
of all disease stems from poor
nutrition. The fact that we have
become an “obese” nation is all
around us. Participants will
learn what carbohydrates,
proteins, and fats are and how
to properly combine them for
optimal digestion and health.
We’ll teach you how to read food
labels and will present many
examples of delicious, healthy
food choices for meals and snacks.
Nutritional knowledge is essential
and an invaluable key to living a
healthy life.
Tu
W
7/19
7/20
208047.09
208047.10
Tu
W
Tu
W
6/28
6/29
8/23
8/24
208047.03
208047.04
208047.05
208047.06
Move Better
Today we know from research
that movement is not an option. It
is as essential to good health as
food, water, and oxygen. It is a
must and crucial to living a long
healthy life. We are all aware that
we should exercise and have good
posture. But then, why don’t we?
The answer is that exercise takes
time from our already hectic
schedule and can be
uncomfortable and painful. This
lecture offers insight and
guidelines for making exercise, as
well as spinal health, a life-long
commitment.
Tu
W
8/9
8/10
208047.13
208047.14
Learn what is your wellness
score and how to get a good grade
on your health; Body Mass Index
(BMI); Waist/Hip ratio; Blood
pressure and resting pulse; Sugar
biomarkers; Lipid biomarkers;
Medical Symptoms Questionnaire;
How to identify if you have
metabolic syndrome; What is
food?; Good fats vs. bad fats.
Tu
W
7/12
7/13
208047.07
208047.08
Lower Your
Cholesterol Naturally
Have the correct Cholesterol
tests done. Maintain a BMI less
than 25 - checks for Metabolic
Syndrome; Eat a healthy diet;
Exercise; Get good quality sleep
and reduce your stress; Use
supplements; Have a wellness
coach to help guide you.
Tu
W
7/26
7/27
208047.11
208047.12
Stress & Anti-Aging
Is stress killing you? Wellness
wall - where are you? Three types
of stress. Health impacts of stress.
How does stress affect our body?
What is definition of health?
Managing stress solutions.
Improved quality of life.
Tu
8/16
208047.15
Adult Wellness
Eat Better
Are you fatigued, frustrated,
frazzled, fat and fed-up with not
feeling good? You are not alone!
50% of our fellow Americans will
die from preventable diseases.
Lifestyle problems need lifestyle
solutions? The 8 Weeks to
Wellness Workshop will give you
a multi-dimensional approach to
weight loss, increased energy,
strength and flexibility, stress
reduction and improved overall
health. Learn what you can do to
change your health and your life
without drugs or surgery? Feel
fabulous, fit and full of life with a
great future of great health!
Your Wellness Score and
Understanding Your Tests
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Forever Fit
Aerobic program for seniors or
anyone needing an easier workout.
Workout includes activities that
will increase cardiovascular
endurance, bone density and
muscle strength. Balance and
flexibility exercises are included.
Appropriate music will keep you
motivated!! Wear comfortable
cross training shoes and bring a
water bottle. You may sign up for
1 or 2 days per week.
Instructor: Julie Fraleigh,
NETA, SAFE & CPR Certified
Fitness Center
M
6/13 - 8/8 (No class 7/4)
10:15 - 11:15 am
208000.01
W
6/15 - 8/10 (No class 7/6)
10:15 - 11:15 am
208000.02
$32 / $48 NR
Bhangra Indian Fusion
Adult Fitness
Bhangra is an Indian-dance
based program, designed for
people of all ages and fitness
levels. Specifically, it introduces
high energy Bhangra and
Bollywood dance movements in an
easy-to-follow fitness format, and
is a mechanism by which
thousands of people have
been moved, touched
and inspired to become
physically active. No
dance experience required.
Instructor: Elaina Qureshi
Franklin Fieldhouse
Th
6/16 - 8/18 (No class 7/14)
6:00 - 6:45 pm
208210.01
$27/ $41 NR
Adult Fitness
Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga is designed to meet
the specific needs of senior adults
and is structured to benefit
everyone at any level of health
and fitness. Class will include a
combination of stretching and
breathing exercises designed to
relieve stress, calm the mind and
increase
mobility,
balance
and body
awareness.
The Yoga
poses used are adapted for senior
adults and are done either
standing or seated. Chairs will be
provided to keep everyone safe
and supported. There is no need
to bring a Yoga mat.
Fitness Center
W
6/15 - 8/17 (No class 7/13)
9:15 - 10:00 am
208001.01
$27 / $41 NR
Bodyball Pilates
Pilates is a combination of
physiotherapy and exercise which
creates balance through
movement,body awareness and
breath. Floor exercises as well as
the use of a bodyball will increase
core strength and flexibility. You
will leave feeling tall, strong and
relaxed. Bring light to medium
hand weights, a non-skid mat and
water bottle. Perfect for men and
women.
Mary Bockhorst, SAFE Fitness Instructor
Ballet Barre
The hot new barre workout
spreading the globe. This Ballet
Barre workout will tone the thighs,
lift your butt, sculpt your arms and
flatten your abs! Come join in this
exciting class! Please bring a mat
to class.
Franklin Fieldhouse
Th
6/16 - 8/18 (No class 7/14)
7:00 - 7:45 pm
208810.01
$27 / $41 NR
Total Stretch
Non-aerobic exercise that tones
your entire body. Body ball and
exer-bands are provided. Cross
training or aerobics shoes and a
large towel or exercise mat are
advised.
Instructor: Kay Farber, CPR Certified.
Fitness Center
M
6/13 - 8/22 (No class 7/4)
6:00 - 7:00 pm
208500.01
W
6/15 - 8/24 (No class 7/6)
6:00 - 7:00 pm
208500.02
$40 / $60 NR
Fitness Center
Th
6/16 - 7/21 (No class 7/7)
7:00 - 7:50 pm
208300.01
$24 / $36 NR
Try our new class combination of spin / yoga fusion. Details on page 29
Adult Fitness
Therapeutic Dance
Burn calories with dance fitness
class that combines 9 different
movement forms from dance arts
(jazz and modern), martial arts (tae
kwon do and tai chi) and healing
arts (yoga). No previous dance or
martial arts experience necessary.
Bring a mat or towel and a covered
water bottle.
Franklin Fieldhouse
M
6/13 - 8/15
(No class 7/4 & 7/11)
5:00 - 5:45 pm
208200.01
Chair Yoga For Healing
This supportive class is
designed for people dealing with
chronic illnesses, injuries or any
other kind of physical limitation.
Move through gentle postures to
enhance mobility with the support
of a chair and other props. Each
class begins with a brief question
and answer session and closes
with a guided meditation, placing
emphasis on using the mind/body
connection to help you feel better.
Instructor: Susie Melott, RYT-200
Fitness Center
Tu
10:15 - 11:00 am
5/24 - 6/28
208110.01
7/5 - 8/9
208110.02
$24 / $36 NR
$18 / $27 NR
Happy Hour Yoga
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Class begins with moving
through basic sun salutations to
engage the entire body, then flows
through postures designed to
make you feel good. Linking
breath to movement creates a sense
of calm in the body. Modifications
will be offered throughout, so this
class is perfect for beginners and
intermediates. Please bring a mat
and get ready to be awesome!
Instructor: Susie Melott, RYT-200
1139 S. 70th Enter through door E2
W
5:30 - 6:30 pm
5/25 - 6/29
208110.03
7/6 - 8/10
208110.04
$24 / $36 NR
Hatha Yoga with Crystal
Adult Fitness
Relax and refresh your body, mind and spirit while practicing Hatha
style Yoga. With an emphasis on proper alignment, you will be able to
safely build a stronger core and increase flexibility and balance. ALL
levels of experience welcome! Class may be held outside on beautiful
days, so dress accordingly. Please bring your own yoga mat.
Instructor: Crystal Perry,
Tu
7/5 - 8/16
Registered Yoga Teacher
6:00 - 7:15 pm
208110.06
Frank Lloyd Wright
$32 / $48 NR
1st Annual "30 days of Summer Yoga" - July 16 - August 14
Greet the sun with Susie Melott each morning from July 16th through August 14th for a 45 minute yoga class. These
classes are designed to be accessible to beginners, as well as intermediates. All classes will be similar, yet different, giving
you time to explore and build your own practice. Flow through a playful mix of sun salutations and other poses
designed to make you feel good! No payment necessary... instead make a donation to the 30 different causes that we will
be collecting money or items for. 100% of proceeds will benefit local schools and different organizations around West
Allis (check the calendar for specifics). Pre-registration isn't necessary, just show up with your mat, water and donation.
For more information, contact Susie directly at yogaisserved@gmail.com, or visit yogaisserved.com.
Franklin Fieldhouse
M, Tu, W, Th, F 6:15 am - 7:00 am
Sa, Su 8:00 am - 8:45 am
Sa
July 16
WA Christmas
Parade
23
WISH Program
30
DAV Chapter #19
6
Hunger Task
Force
13
CAAD
Su
17
Sodexo Back
Pack Program
24
TBA
31
TBA
7
TBA
14
TBA
M
18
Horace Mann
Community Closet
25
Hoover Elem PTA
Aug 1
Longfellow Elem PTA
8
Walker Elem PTA
Tu
19
Central HS PTA
W
20
Franklin Elem PTA
26
27
Irving Elem PTA
Jefferson Elem PTA
2
3
Madison Elem PTA
Mitchell Elem PTA
9
10
WAWM Special Ed PTA West Milwaukee
Interm PTA
Th
F
21
22
FL Wright Interm PTA Horace Mann Elem PTA
28
Lane Elem PTA
4
Nathan Hale HS PTA
11
Wilson Elem PTA
29
Lincoln Interm PTA
5
Pershing Elem PTA
12
WAWM Champion for
a Child Scholarship
28
Adult Fitness
Line Dance Fitness Class
Zumba For Families
Come join us for some fun
exercise and
learn awesome
line dances. You
can Wobble,
Slide, Hustle,
Cha Cha, and
Tush Push those
calories away! No dance
experience needed. You will learn
these dances as we go.
Energy, fun, a bottle of water and
your tennis shoes are all you need!
Come prepared to have a good
time, laugh and love every minute
of this cardio class.
Instructor: Vicki Francolucci,
Zumba designed exclusively for
families of all ages. This is a
rockin’, energy fitness-party
packed with specially
choreographed, kid-friendly
routines and music kids love, like
hip-hop, reggaeton, cumbia and
more.
Family members will see the
effects it has on increasing focus,
self-confidence, boosting
metabolism and enhancing
coordination.
Lane Intermediate
Th
6/16 - 8/18
7:00 - 8:00 pm
per family: $20 / $35 NR
Certified in Group Fitness,
Spin, Zumba & Stability Ball
$40 / $60 NR
208230.01
Franklin Fieldhouse
M
6/13 - 8/15
(No class 7/4 & 7/11)
6:00 - 6:45 pm
214000.01
Adult Fitness
Fitness Center
Tu
7:00 - 8:00 pm
6/7 - 7/19
208202.01
(No class July 5)
7/26 - 8/30
$40 / $60 NR
208202.02
Zumba is a high energy class
combined with motivating music
and unique moves allows you to
dance away your worries while
getting a great overall body
workout. Zumba fuses Latin and
international music with dance
themes creating an easy to follow
energizing experience. Dress
comfortably and wear athletic
shoes.
M
6/13 - 8/22 (No class 7/4)
Jill Farina - Zumba/Gold/Toning and
Belly Dancing
Have FUN! Be FABULOUS! Be
YOU! Gain confidence, increase
flexibility, improve
posture, and strengthen
your core. Learn the basics
of Middle Eastern Dance,
including shimmies, hip
movements, veil work,
and more! Suitable for all
ages, shapes, sizes, and abilities.
No prior dance experience
necessary. To learn more, please
visit www.zephyrbellydance.net.
Instructor: Stephanie Schmidt
Zumba
NETA Certified
Lane Intermediate
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Come get a workout and learn
some classic wedding, party and
celebration dances. We will learn
how to Macarena, Cupid Shuffle,
Electric Slide, Bus Stop, Swing and
many more fun party dance from
here to all over the world. No
experience necessary just a desire
to have fun and get in shape!
Tu
6/14 - 8/23 (No class 8/9)
Andrea Polinske - Zumba Certified
Franklin Fieldhouse
6:00 - 7:00 pm
208100.02
W
6/15 - 8/24 (No class 7/27)
Alyssa Trudell - Zumba Certified
Franklin Fieldhouse
6:00 - 7:00 pm
208100.03
$40 / $60 NR
Franklin Fieldhouse
M
6/13 - 8/15
(No class 7/4 & 7/11)
7:00 - 7:45 pm
208235.01
$20 / $35 NR
208100.01
Adult Lap Swim days and times Listed on Page 1
Adult Fitness
Spin / Yoga Fusion
Tone muscles and
build cardiovascular strength
with a 30 minute indoor cycling
class followed by a 30 minute
stretch yoga class. A perfect blend
for anyone who wants a full body
workout in a new and fun way.
Feel the benefits of both classes
with instructors Melissa Olenchek
and Susie Melott. Bring a water
bottle and mat to class.
Fitness Center
F
5:00 - 6:00 pm
6/3 - 7/8 (No class 7/1)
7/15 - 8/12
$20 / $35 NR
208403.01
208403.02
R.I.P.P.E.D.
NETA certified
Fitness Center
Tu
6/14 - 8/23 (No class 7/5)
6:00 - 7:00 pm
208600.01
Th
6/16 - 8/25 (No class 7/7)
6:00 - 7:00 pm
208600.02
$40 / $60 NR
Are you looking to increase
cardiovascular endurance, bone
and muscle strength? This
class is what you are looking for.
Music will guide us on our ride
including hill work, sprints, lifts
and leisure riding. Our certified
instructor will help you SPIN your
way to fitness.
POUND is a full-body cardio
jam session, combining light
resistance with constant simulated
drumming. The workout fuses
cardio, Pilates, strength
movements, plyometrics, and
isometric poses. Through
continual upper body motion
using lightly weighted exercise
drumsticks called Ripstix, you’ll
turn into a calorie-torching
drummer, POUNDing off pounds
as each song flies by!
Th
6/16 - 8/18 (No class 7/14)
Franklin Fieldhouse
5:00 - 5:45 pm
208602.01
$24 / $36 NR
Fitness Center
Tu
6/14 - 8/16
6:15 - 7:00 pm
208400.01
Instructor: Mary Ann Batchelor
W Beginner 6/15 - 8/17
6:00 - 6:45 pm
208400.02
Instructor: Melissa Olenchek
Th
6/16 - 8/18
6:15 - 7:00 pm
208400.03
Instructor: Mary Ann Batchelor
Sa
6/11 - 8/20 (No class 7/2)
9:00 - 9:45 am
208400.04
Instructor: Melissa Olenchek
$30 / $45 NR
Crunch Time &
20-20-20 are on vacation
this summer!
Please watch our Fall
Activity Guide to see when
they will return!
Adult Fitness
Burns up to 1,000 calories in 50
minutes! Experience this total
body "plateau-proof fitness
formula" workout utilizing
resistance and cardio training.
R.I.P.P.E.D. combines Resistance,
Intervals, Power, Plyometrics,
Endurance and Diet components
to strengthen muscles and greatly
improve the cardiovascular system
in ways that are fun, safe, doable
and effective. Go from unhealthy,
unfit and tired to healthy, strong
and energetic! This workout is for
YOU! Diet tips given at the end of
each class. Modifications given so
all can participate. Bring a mat,
water bottle and hand-held
weights. Wear cross training shoes.
Instructor: Karen Lawton - RIPPED,
Group Cycling
POUND
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“Define” Butz, Gutz & Weights
Want a great class to work on
those areas of concern! Then
“DEFINE” is your class. Come
work on your CORE, ABS and
LOWER & UPPER
BODY. You will
target those areas in
class while having a
great time.
Instructor: Vicki Francolucci,
certified in Group Fitness, Spin, Zumba &
Stability Ball
Lane Intermediate
Th
6/16 - 8/18
5:45 - 6:45 pm
$40 / $60 NR
How are we doing? Let us know at www.wawmrec.com!
208800.01
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Instructional
Tennis Program
Adult Sports
tennis, improve your skills or just
have fun and be active playing
tennis. Tennis experience
encouraged, but not necessary!
Bring a water bottle to lessons.
Tennis balls are provided, bring
your own racket. Proper tennis
attire encouraged.
If it is raining, lightning, wet
conditions, or very hot there may
not be lessons that day.
Cancellations will be made at least
one hour prior to start of class.
Cancelled classes will not be made
up. Call 604-4900, option 2 for
cancellation updates.
.
Adult Beginner:
Little or no previous experience.
Adult Advanced:
Previous experience or has taken
lessons for one year.
Nathan Hale
Adult Beginner
M, W
6/13 - 7/27
6:00 - 6:55 pm
207900.01
Adult Advanced
M, W
6/13 - 7/27
7:00 - 7:55 pm
207900.02
$42 / $63 NR
Adult Sports - Instruction
Adult Beginning Archery
archery, including bow and arrow
history, safety techniques,
shooting mechanics and more.
Class will be conducted outdoors
weather permitting. A limited
amount of equipment will be
provided however, you may bring
your own bow
and arrow
equipment if
possible (recurve
and compound
bows only).
Franklin Fieldhouse
M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/20 - 6/24
6:00 - 7:30 pm
207110.01
7/18 - 7/22
6:00 - 7:30 pm
$40 / $60 NR
207110.02
Wanted: Adult Sports
Officials
The West Allis-West
Milwaukee Recreation
Department is looking
for experienced adult sports
officials for softball, volleyball,
basketball and kickball.
If you are interested, please
contact Dustin Smith to
receive an application.
Adult Golf Lessons
Fore! Is that a common phrase
in your golf game? No worries,
professional golf instructor, Jim
Rewolinski, will cover the
fundamentals and then some to
help you shape your golf game for
the next upcoming season. Please
bring your own clubs. The lesson
plans consists of trips to the golf
range, a trip to the practice green
and a trip to three practice holes at
Deer Haven Golf Club.
Participants will be responsible to
purchase practice balls and pay
practice green fees during lessons,
additional costs may vary
depending on basket sizes.
Minimize your “duff” shots by
joining us!
Deer Haven Golf Club, 19180 W.
Cleveland Ave
For weather cancellations, please
call Deer Haven Golf Club at
262-650-0760.
Adult Beginners
6:00 - 7:00 pm
M
6/6 - 7/18
207600.01
(No Class 7/4)
M
7/25 - 8/29
207600.02
Adult Experience
7:00 - 8:00 pm
M
6/6 - 7/18
207600.03
(No Class 7/4)
M
7/25 - 8/29
207600.04
$35 / $53 NR
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Adult Sports - Instruction
WA-WM Recreation Dept. to host Wisconsin Senior
Olympics Badminton Tournament on August 26th at
Nathan Hale High School
Are you 50 or older and looking for some fun,
fitness and competition this summer? The Wisconsin
Senior Olympics is set for August
19 through September 11, 2016 and
offers over twenty different sports
from swimming to powerlifting.
Some of our games are great for
beginners like Horseshoes,
Shuffleboard or Lawn Bowling and
we have more competitive events such as Cycling and
3:3 Basketball. There is something for everyone! Learn
more at our website: www.wiseniorolympics.com.
Open Table Tennis
The Milwaukee Table Tennis Club offers open play
every Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and every
Sunday from 1:00 - 4:00 pm at
Irving Elementary. It is open to
everyone. All ages and levels of
play are welcome. Open to
everyone for a nominal fee to be
paid at the door.
Fall Softball
Deadline for returning team registration:
Friday, August 5th
New team registration begins:
Monday, August 8th
Leagues start the week of September 5th
All ages and abilities are welcome to
participate. Equipment will be provided
for those who need it.
Nathan Hale High
April - August
Mondays
8:00 - 10:00 pm
Cancellations may occur without notice
due to school events.
$2 / $3 NR (per night)
Adult Sports Free Agents
Free agents are individuals who have not been able
to form a team of their own but are looking to
participate. On occasion there are teams that are a
person or two short, or there are individuals looking
for a team to play for. That's where our free agent
program comes in! If you are an individual looking for
a team, contact Dustin Smith to register as a free
agent. Your free agent contact information may be
provided to teams that request it and it will also be
made available at the manager’s meeting prior to the
season. Joining the free agent list does not guarantee
placement on a team.
Portable Volleyball Equipment
Residents will be able to rent portable volleyball
equipment for personal use through the West Allis West Milwaukee Recreation Department. The
package includes a volleyball net, poles and
volleyball. You will need your own hammer to drive
the stakes supporting the poles into the ground. The
volleyball net will set up on any grass area. The cost
for a 3 day volleyball package rental will be $20 plus
a $100 refundable security
deposit. Equipment pick up
and drop off available
Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00
pm. Reservations are taken on a
first come first served basis.
Looking for the perfect gift? Consider giving a gift certificate!
Adult Sports
We offer several options Men’s and Co-Rec for fall
softball. Visit our website at www.wawmrec.com for
registration information. Leagues will
take place at Liberty Heights and
Thomson Field Tuesday or
Thursday evenings. The Co-Rec
League will take place on
Monday evenings. If rainouts
occur during the season, games
will be made up the following day.
Open Badminton & Pickleball
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Adult Sport Leagues
Adult Men’s Summer Basketball
New this summer, we will be offering a Men’s
Basketball league. The 2016 Summer Men’s
Basketball Leagues will start in June. Leagues will
take place at FLW Intermediate School, 9501 W.
Cleveland Ave. on Tuesday evenings. Team
registration will begin May 9th. The six week
league has limited space, so sign up your team
early. Visit our website at www.wawmrec.com for
registration information.
Adult Co-Rec Soccer
Do you want to jump back into
soccer after several years away
from the game? Or do you just
want to get involved? Here is your
chance. We are offering Adult
Co-Rec Outdoor Soccer for the first
time. This recreational program is
a great way to enjoy the game of
soccer in a fun
atmosphere.
Participants should
arrive at 6 pm and
then divide into 2
teams. It will be
open play until 8:00
pm. Players must
sign up ahead of
time to be eligible
to participate.
Adult Sports
West Allis Athletic Complex
Soccer Field (Cleveland Ave.)
W
6/22 - 7/27
6:00 - 8:00 pm
207700.01
$15 / $23 NR
Adult Co-Rec
Sand Volleyball
Want to have fun with friends
in the sun and sand? Come join us
this summer for sand volleyball.
We play mid-May through
July, 6:30 pm Thursdays at Liberty
Heights Park. Registration is
being taken for all teams.
Adult Softball
Join us for another summer of
softball. Visit our website at
www.wawmrec.com under adult
sports for registration information.
The 2016 summer softball season
will start the week of April 11th.
We offer the following leagues:
Men’s - Liberty Heights Park
62nd & Lapham
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Men’s - Thomson Field, West Allis
Athletic Complex (WAAC)
116th & Cleveland
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday *NEW*
Co-Rec - Dorow Field
2450 S. 68th
Friday
Adult Co-Rec Kickball
The BIG red ball is making a
comeback as the ultimate adult
recreational
sport! This
twist on the
grade school
classic is a
fun-for-everyone game that's the
perfect excuse to just get out and
have a good time.
Kickball is played on a baseball
diamond. Game play consists of 10
players on the field (a minimum of
five of each gender is required).
Co-Rec Kickball begins
mid-May on Thursday evenings at
the West Allis Athletic Complex.
55+ Softball League
The West Allis - West
Milwaukee Recreation Department
is proud to announce another
season of the 55+ slowpitch
softball league. Anyone over the
age of 55 is eligible to play in this
fun and recreational league.
Games will take place at the West
Allis Athletic complex. The season
runs from the first week in May
and continue to August. The price
includes a jersey and hat.
West Allis Athletic Complex
117th and Cleveland Ave.
Mondays *NEW*
207800.01
Teams will play
one game each week
$15 / $30 NR
Tuesdays
207800.02
Teams will play
doubleheaders each week
$20 / $40 NR
Fridays
207800.03
Teams will play
one game each week
$15 / $30 NR
For more league information, contact Dustin Smith at 604-4938 or smitdu@wawm.k12.wi.us
Beginner Aikido
Ages 14 & up
Aikido is one of the best kept
secrets in martial arts. Pronounced
ahy-kee-do, Aikido is a Japanese
art of self-defense employing
locks, throws and holds and
utilizing the principle of
nonresistance to cause an
opponent’s momentum to work
against them. It is a mix of Jujitsu
and Kenjutsu. Join district teacher
Matthew Fanning, a member of
the Midwest Tomiki Aikido
Yudanshakai, in learning the
proper technique of Aikido. There
will be tumbling involved. Just
like other martial arts, Aikido is a
ranking system and students can
earn rank as they study this style
of martial arts.
Horace Mann Cafeteria
Th
6/23 - 7/28
6:30 - 7:30 pm
206304.01
$25 / $38 NR
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Adult Enrichment
Bubble Soccer
Ages 15 & up
Experience soccer in a whole new exciting
environment… in giant plastic bubbles!
Don’t worry the bubbles won’t pop as you
run after the soccer ball or bounce into
opponents. Teams will consist of 5 players
and the game will have two-five minute halves. Bring your friends to
create a team or join a team. All are welcome to play! Enjoy a game full
of laughs and memories to share with your friends. Bubble Soccer
games will be scheduled between 6:30 – 8:30 pm, and players will be
contacted prior to game day with their scheduled game time. If the
minimum enrollment is not met, Bubble Soccer may be cancelled.
WAAC Soccer Complex
F
5/6
6:30 - 8:30 pm
per (15 minute) game: $10
Intermediate Aikido
Ages 14 & up
Are you looking to further your Aikido knowledge and
skills? Matthew Fanning is willing teach another level
of Aikido for those looking for a challenge.
Intermediate Aikido is faster pace than the Beginner and
will cover more advance skills in throws, holds, and
locks. Participants do not need to have experience in
the Beginner Aikido to enroll.
Horace Mann Cafeteria
Th
6/23 - 7/28
7:45 - 8:45 pm
Spanish Experience
Avoiding Toxins &
Natural Alternatives
Administrative Center Rm. 706
Tu
5/24
6:30 - 7:30 pm
206507.01
$4 / $6 NR
Tu
7/26 - 8/16
6:45 - 7:45 pm
206750.01
$25 / $38 NR
$25 / $38 NR
Savvy City Cycling & City
Bike Tour
Learn tips and
FREE
!
tricks to enjoy urban
biking with the Wisconsin
Bike Fed. This class will begin
indoors to review best street riding
practices and then head outside for
an on-bike skills practice and a
relaxed ride to explore city streets
led by instructor. Please bring a
bike and helmet.
McKinley Fieldhouse
Tu
6/21
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Sa
7/16
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Th
8/18
6:30 - 8:30 pm
206900.01
206900.02
206900.03
Adult Enrichment
Looking for a healthier life style
that will help eliminate the toxins
in your life? Join Healthwise
Chiropractic as they share tips and
tricks on how to avoid the toxins
and find natural alternatives. If
you have any questions regarding
which alternatives are right for
you, bring them along for this
informative class.
Hola Amigos! Here’s your
chance to join in on the
conversation with Courtney
Mielke. Welcome friends
to a new language experience.
We will learn basic
greetings, common
phrases and
counting that
will help
further your
conversation using Spanish.
After the completion of this class,
you will feel more comfortable
using Spanish to communicate
with others.
206304.02
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Adult Enrichment
iPad Friendly
Do you have a love/hate
relationship with your iPad? Tech
Integrator, Emily Kaestner is here
to counsel you to techno bliss with
tips and tricks to your iPad. Learn
how to conquer the basic settings
and apps that come along with
your iPad.
W
6/22
6:00 - 7:30 pm
206100.01
$10 / $15 NR
World of Google
Google is more than a search
engine, it has grown into Gmail,
Calendar, Docs and Spreadsheets.
Tech Integrator, Emily Kaestner
will share the benefits of Google
and help you get started with your
own account so that you can share
your docs with others. Flash
drives are obsolete because Google
uses a “Cloud” system to store
your documents and can be
accessed anywhere with an
internet connection. Learn how to
organize your Google account to
be the most effective and beneficial
for you.
Calendar & Gmail Focus
W
7/29
6:00 - 7:15 pm
206115.01
Adult Enrichment
Come on let’s get “Appy!” The
great world of Apple has millions
of different apps and thousands of
those apps are free. Tech
Integrator, Emily Kaestner will
share various Apps that can help
you organize your shopping, share
with you cooking recipes and tips,
enhance your photography skills,
stream your favorite music and
much, much more. “Appy” Hour
isn’t just for iPad users, Android
users can join the fun too!
W
7/13
7:45 - 8:45 pm
206100.02
$8 / $12 NR
Financial Fitness: Preparing
Your Credit for Success
What is good vs. bad credit?
How can I improve my credit? As
financial literacy advocates,
Sandra Benitez and Pam Zorko of
BMO Harris, we will discuss the
basics of establishing or
strengthening credit, budgeting
tips and steps to becoming home
owners. We will share materials
from Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation (FDIC) to ensure
success. This class includes a
complimentary credit bureau
review and free pre-approval.
W
6/22
6:00 - 7:30 pm
206710.02
$8 / $12 NR
iPad Inquiry
Making a Social Call:
Let’s Talk About Social
Security & Your Future
Are you looking to use your
iPad more than just checking your
emails and surfing the internet?
Do you have questions about the
latest update? Fire away with your
questions and our District Tech
Integrator, Emily Kaestner will do
her best to answer your questions
about your iPad. There is no such
thing as a stupid question for the
inquiring mind, come join us for a
night of Q & A.
Planning retirement? Do you
think you can live off the money
you have saved and Social Security
benefits? Join Jim Murray as he
discusses the options you have on
collecting Social Security such as
deferring benefits, the best age to
stop working and how to get the
most out of Social Security. Don’t
be late to pick up this Social Call
because your future depends on it.
$10 / $15 NR
$4 / $6 NR
W
7/13
6:00 - 7:30 pm
206100.03
Docs & Spreadsheets Focus
W
7/29
7:30 - 8:45 pm
206115.02
$10 / $15 NR
Let’s Get Appy!
W
6/15
7:00 - 8:30 pm
206710.01
Intelligent Investing: What You Think You Know Might Hurt You!
Wondering what to do with your retirement plan? Many investors, concerned with safely growing their assets,
spend time understanding the basics. You will have the rare opportunity to learn the fundamental
principles of investing presented by Adam Rybak and taught in the spirit of Benjamin Graham,
billionaire Warren Buffett’s mentor! The Intelligent Investor, which Warren Buffett calls the best
book on investing ever written, as a guide. Enrollment in this class includes a complimentary
retirement plan review at no additional cost.
Tu
7/12
6:00 - 7:30 pm
206710.03
$12 / $18 NR
Sewing Basics
Do you really want to learn how
to sew but don’t know how to use
your sewing machine?
Have no fears, we will
show you how to
thread and operate
the sewing machine.
During the class, we will work on
projects such as a four patch
pillows (supplies will be given), PJ
pants and a pillowcase. Supplies
needed for this class will be a
sewing machine, fabric scissors,
pins, seam ripper, measuring tape
and fabric for the PJ pants and
pillowcase projects. Come join us,
we will have sew-much-fun!
Kim’s Costume Shop
7121 W. Greenfield Ave.
W
6:00 - 8:00 pm
6/15 - 6/29
7/13 - 7/27
8/3 - 8/17
5/4 - 5/18
$70 / $105 NR
206501.01
206501.02
206501.03
206501.04
Silk Scarf Painting
McKinley Fieldhouse
Sa
7/9
9:00 - 11:30 am
206802.01
$100 / $150 NR
Clutter Clinic:
Organizing Old Photos
How many boxes of old photos
are languishing in your closets and
basement? They’re out of sight but
not forgotten.
If you’re ready
to start dealing
with your photos,
Clutter Coach Kathi Miller, is here
for you. Bring a box or two or
even a bag of photos to the class.
You’ll receive help deciding what
to keep, what to toss and how to
organize what’s left so you can
truly enjoy the memories.
Tu
6/21
6:30 - 8:30 pm
206506.01
$18 / $27 NR
Weaving in the Round:
Hula Hoop Rug
Are you looking to repurpose
your old t-shirts, sheets or
curtains? Why not turn them into
a unique rug for your home…
while using a hula hoop for a
loom. We will be weaving “in the
round,” by using hula hoops and
repurposed fabric to create colorful
20” round rugs. This weaving
experience is appropriate for
beginners & advanced weavers
with a sense of adventure. All
materials will be provided in class,
but feel free to bring along any
colored fabrics or old clothing to
incorporate into your rug.
McKinley Fieldhouse
Tu
8/9 & 8/16
6:30 - 8:30 pm
206803.01
$140 / $210 NR
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Wycinanki:
The Art & Tradition
of Polish Paper-cutting
Learn the traditional Polish art
form of Wycinanki (paper-cutting)
from Kasia Drake-Hames, and
create three different colorful
works of art using cutting and
layering techniques: Star, Tree of
Life and Polish Rooster. Patterns
will be provided for the basic
designs, and then you can use your
creativity to embellish your
cut-outs with layers of colorful
paper. A brief history and
background of this art form will
also be discussed. Creating
Wycinanki is a great way to learn
about Polish culture while keeping
it alive today.
McKinley Fieldhouse
Tu
6/21
6:30 - 8:30 pm
206801.01
$74 / $111 NR
Temari Japanese Needle Craft
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Temari is an ancient craft
taught for its artistic patterns and
beauty. Decorative balls are made
with needle and thread patterns
developed hundreds of years ago.
Material fee for
the first ball is $5
to be paid directly
to the instructor
Sandy Smith.
McKinley Fieldhouse
W
6/1 - 8/24 (No class 8/10)
1:00 - 3:00 pm
206502.01
Th
6/2 - 8/25 (No class 8/11)
6:30 - 8:30 pm
206502.02
$30 / $45 NR
Adult Enrichment
You don’t need to be a “painter”
to create
beautiful,
wearable art!
Using bright,
vibrant dyes, you
will create your
very own
hand-painted silk
scarves. Sample
designs will be
provided by Kasia Drake-Hames;
or, use your imagination to make
your own designs. Participants
will create two scarves each in this
fun, hands-on workshop.
Adult Enrichment
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Adult Enrichment
Sauerkraut - Yum!
Fermentation is an historical way to preserve food, it allows food to
“sour” which allows the food to stay safe to eat for months when
refrigerated. Don’t be scared, fermentation isn’t a complicated process
and with Julie Toman as your guide, you can’t do wrong. In
class, you will sample several different fermented vegetables,
make sauerkraut and ferment a vegetable yourself. After this
class, the vegetables at the farmer’s market will
Tu
8/16
be calling your name.
6:30 - 8:45 pm
206001.01
Nathan Hale Rm. 167
$22 / $33 NR
Paddle Canoeing & Kayaking
Ages 15 and Up
Tough week at work? Then
slow down and join us for a
relaxing morning paddle. This is
a perfect way to relax after a hard
week. We’ll paddle through
downtown Milwaukee and view
the city as it starts to wake up.
This is a wonderful opportunity to
see the city from a totally unique
perspective. Bring water or choice
of beverage, no glass containers.
Meet at Rowing Center, 1990 N
Commerce St. 2 blocks south of
east North Ave and Humboldt
Ave. This program is run through
Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises.
Kayaks, paddles and life jackets
are provided. For weather related
concerns call Kim Kosmitis at
Riverwest Outdoors 263-4877.
Canoeing: Canoe Partner is required
Sa
7/9
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
206050.01
Adult Enrichment
Kayaking: Must be comfortable in a
Sea Kayak. Dress for weather;
footwear, aqua shoes or flip flops,
quick dry type shorts if possible. Sa
8/6
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
$30 / $45 NR
206050.02
Cars for Beginners
Ages 15 & up
Do you have a new young
driver or are you looking to be
more hands on with your vehicle
but have no experience? There’s
no need to fear what’s under the
hood when district teacher,
Matthew Kerhin, is leading the
way. The class will cover how to
check and change the oil, change a
tire and many other various
maintenance concerns. The format
of the class will be half
instructional in a classroom setting
and the other half being hands on
in the auto shop. Participants are
advised to bring their own eye
protection. If you are looking to
gain more independence from
your auto mechanic, this class will
surely save you some money.
Central High Auto Shop
Sa
6/18 & 6/25
10:00 am - 12:00 pm 206300.01
$20 / $30 NR
BBQ Basics
With summer and barbecue
season right around the corner,
here are the classes for you to
brush up on your grilling
techniques. John Doornek,
butcher and chef at Rupena’s Fine
Foods and Catering of West Allis
will help you with your grilling
skills.
The Basics Class will show you
several different ways of preparing
pork, beef, poultry and vegetables
on the grill.
The Basics II will show you
different ways of preparing
seafood, chicken, vegetable wraps
and even desert. John will cover,
with both classes, uses of
marinades, and how to make
cooking for a party easier on you.
Do not eat anything before
classes, because you will be eating
everything John cooks and you
will not leave hungry! John will
hand out recipes after class. All
you have to bring is your appetite,
a soft drink, a
pen & paper.
Klentz Park
Basics I Class
Tu
6/7
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Basics II Class
Tu
6/14
6:00 - 8:30 pm
$30 / $45 NR
206003.01
206003.02
Adult Cooking
All Cooking Classes are held at Nathan Hale - Room 167. Enter at the northeast doors by the cafeteria
Using Your Preserves
Creatively
Canning Fruits
If you are looking for a new
way to spice up your jelly and jam
world, Annie Wegner LeFort, has
some out of the box ideas to share
with you. Create your own salsas,
jams and jellies to use creatively at
home to perk up your palate.
F
7/22
9:30 -11:30 am
$40 / $60 NR
206001.02
There isn’t much better than the
flavor of local summer fruits like
strawberries, peaches, apricots,
and plums. Learn how to preserve
these flavors for year-round
enjoyment and safely can your
fruit in a light syrup, relish, or
chutney. Master Food Preserve,
Annie Wegner LeFort, of The
Mindful Palate will guide
participants in the hot-water bath
method to safely preserve the
season’s flavors. Bring an apron if
you like and a box in which to
carry home your still-hot finished
product. Handouts, safety tips,
and recipes will be included.
Th
8/18
6:00 - 8:30 pm
$40 / $60 NR
206001.03
Asian-Inspired
Pickles
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Ginger, soy and sesame are
some of the staples in Asian
cuisine. Add a little zing to your
meats and fish or your stir-fry by
creating your very own pickled
vegetables. Bring your apron, if
you like, and a box to carry home
any of your still-hot finished
product. Learn a skill from Annie
Wegner LeFort that will translate
pickling beyond this canning
season. Handouts,
recipes and safety
tips are also
included in this
hands-on class.
F
8/26
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
$40 / $60 NR
206001.04
“Summer Cooking” Series with Staci Joers
Instructor Staci Joers has an Associate’s Degree from MATC with in Restaurant and Hotel Cooking. She has had the privilege of
working with many great chefs. Staci will demonstrate how to prepare these recipes and you will observe and sample her recipes.
Classes are for ages 14 and up. A withdraw from these cooking classes needs to be done at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled class,
or no refund will be granted.
Paella Party
Tu
6/7
6:30 - 8:30 pm
$21 / $32 NR
206000.01
Eating more whole grains is an
easy way to add a layer of “health
insurance” to your life. Whole
grains are packed with nutrients;
including protein, fiber,
B vitamins, antioxidants, and trace
minerals but until a few years ago
it was hard to find anything
besides brown rice. Now, retailers
have stepped up and are bringing
us a whole world of whole grains.
Tonight you will learn about the
different grains and sample:
Barley Salad with Roasted
Vegetables, Bulgur and Asparegus
Salad, Toasted Millet and Avocado
Salad and Quinoa Salad with Black
Beans and Citrus-Basil Vinaigrette.
W
7/13
6:30 - 8:30 pm
.
$21 / $32 NR
206000.02
Chicken Parts
Chicken is the #1 meat in
America, but we tend to get stuck
in a chicken rut or we use only
chicken breast and forget about the
flavor of the rest of the bird. Well,
tonight Staci Joers will reintroduce
you to chicken and show you some
creative ways to use the “parts.”
Plus, she’ll show you a fabulous
Asian smoking technique for a
delicious flavor enhancement. The
sampling menu consists of
Tea-Smoked Wings with
Homemade Plum Sauce, Roasted
Thighs with Marsala-Mushroom
Sauce and Root Vegetable Hash
and Braised Legs Coq au Vin.
Cooking
Nourishing, vibrant and
without pretension, paella has held
a place of honor and practicality in
Spanish homes for centuries.
Paella is an original fusion cuisine
and the perfect union between two
cultures from Spain and the
Romans, who gave us the pan, and
the Arabs, that brought the rice.
Tonight, learn a little about history
of Spanish foods and sample:
Bacon-Wrapped Dates with
Almonds, Gazpacho, Shrimp and
Chicken Paella, and Bunuelos
(fritters) with Sugar.
Great Grain Summer Salads
Tu
8/9
6:30 - 8:30 pm
$21 / $32 NR
206000.03
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Trips
Day Trip to Madison - Saturday, June 18th
Enjoy sightseeing through our State’s Capital during the beginning of the
summer. You can spend the day visiting local farmers’ markets, local museums and
other state landmarks. We will depart from Nathan Hale Commons (West Entrance)
at 8:00 am for Madison, Wisconsin. Once we arrive, you may venture through
Madison’s many offerings to create a memorable day. We will be returning to
Nathan Hale at approximately 7:30 pm.
220001.01
$25 per Person
Day Trip to Chicago - Saturday, July 9th
Chicago is a city that has endless entertainment opportunities; Chicago has the Magnificent Mile if you
enjoy shopping, a theatre district that provides hours of entertainment, and city parks
that are the central location of festivals and events. Enjoy Chicago without the hassle of
parking and the traffic, we’ll supply the transportation by coach bus and you can plan
your day’s activities. On Saturday, July 9th the coach bus will depart from Nathan Hale
Commons (West Entrance) at 8:00 am towards Chicago and will return from Chicago to
Nathan Hale at approximately 9:30 pm. A continental breakfast will be held at 7:30 am.
The day of activities will be up to your discretion. On that day, Chicago will be hosting
various festivals such as the Taste of Chicago and Chicago Summer Dance; but you can also visit the famous
Magnificent Mile or see a play in the theatre district.
220000.01
$25 per Person
Day Trip to Lake Geneva - Saturday, August 20
Spend a relaxing day window shopping through the hidden gem called Lake Geneva. Enjoy the quaint
antique shops or spend some time walking along the shoreline
and taking in the scenic beauty. The coach bus will drop us off
at a central location and guests will be able to make the day
their own by venturing out with friends and family. Lake
Geneva will also be hosting their 54th Annual Venetian Festival
this weekend. The bus will depart from Nathan Hale Commons at 9:00 am and return to Nathan Hale
Commons at approximate 7:00 pm.
220010.01
$25 per Person
Warrens Cranberry Festival - Saturday, September 24th
Trips
Did you know that the cranberry is Wisconsin’s state fruit? Join us as we
celebrate one of the greatest festivals Wisconsin has to offer. Not so sure what’s so
great about cranberries, join us for the day as we travel to Warrens to experience
their 44th Annual Cranberry Festival. The festival has many offerings such as craft
booths, contests, flea markets, marsh tours, food, demonstrations and a farmers
market. The coach bus will depart from Nathan Hale Commons (West Entrance) at
8:00 am and will return to Nathan Hale Commons at approximately 8:30 pm.
A continental breakfast will be served at 7:30 am.
320005.01
$25 per Person
A parent or guardian must accompany anyone under 18 years of age. Reservations are based on a first come,
first served basis, with all reservations being final. If you cannot attend the trip, you may find someone else to
take your place on the trip, but the trip is non-refundable
Private Music lessons for grades 3 to adult can be found on page 8
Community Organizations
West Allis Players
presents
The Suburban Concert Band
The Suburban Concert Band under the direction of
Mr. Mark Grauer, is an instrumental music
organization sponsored by the WAWM Recreation
Department. We offer performance outlets through
our Concert Band, Swing Street Big Band, and small
ensembles. The band performs six to eight concerts a
season and rehearses Thursday nights
during the school year (September-May)
at Nathan Hale High School,
11601 W Lincoln Ave. The
Concert Band and Big Band are
open to musicians 16 and over.
Rehearsal sit-ins are welcome. For
more information call (262) 797-8376
or visit our website at
www.suburbanconcertband.com
Now Accepting Part-Time
Employment Applications
Application is available online at
www.wawmrec.com
604-4900
What to do with unused medications?
DROP OFF or LOCK UP!
Year Round Disposal
UÊ Accepted medications are pills,
inhalers and liquids in leak
proof container.
UÊ Please remove pills from
packaging, if possible.
West Allis Police Department
11301 West Lincoln Avenue
24-hour drop-box located in the lobby.
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“Curtains”
When the star of a big musical is murdered on
opening night, a stage-struck detective is determined
to solve the crime -- without becoming a victim
himself! Set in Boston in 1959, this musical nod to
film noir won the Tony for actor David Hyde Pierce.
Show dates will be July 22, 23, 29 & 30 at 7:30 pm
and July 31 at 2:00 pm, at West Allis Central
Auditorium. Tickets are $20, $18 and $12 and may be
purchased at the door (cash) or through WAWM Rec
Dept. in-person, over the phone, and online (using a
credit card).
Auditions for “Curtains” (actors
ages 16 and up) will be held at 6:30
pm May 16 and 17 with callbacks
May 18. They will include the
singing of a prepared song of your
choice (bring sheet music in your
key) and a brief dance audition. Actors may be asked
to read from the script. No reservations are required.
Contact director Mike Jablonski at
ejablonski@wi.rr.com with any other questions.
Prevent youth substance abuse - Talk early, talk often.
Go to the Coalition’s website to
• Check out the Talk To brochure
• Sign the Family Pledge
• Find resources and more information
www.wawmcc.org
You CAN make a difference.
www.wawmcc.org Ý www.westalliswi.gov/police
West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation Department Clubs and Organization Contacts
West Allis Youth Football
West Allis Wolves
WA-WM Wrestling Club
Diamond Twirlers
West Allis Special Olympics
Suburban Concert Band
Suburban Singers
West Allis Players
Scott McDowell
Bill Ustruck
Tony Hess
Brad Pederson
Sheri Johnson
Chuck & Shelly Werner
Kathy Kugi-Tom
Claudia Derringer
Leslie Hall
Scott Dekok
Ray Nazer
507-3494
302-1692
771-9620
257-4610
262-797-8576
476-7441
299-0384
www.westallisyouthfootball.com
www.westalliswolves.com
www.eteamz.com/WAWMdiamondtwirlers
sdekok@wi.rr.com
www.waplayers.org
Community
West Allis Youth Basketball
Football
Baseball
Softball
Jr. Huskies
Jr. Bulldogs
Wrestling
Baton
Various Sports
Band
Chorus
Theater
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Community Resources
WPRA Ticket Program
The WA-WM Recreation
Department has discounted
tickets available through the
Wisconsin Park & Recreation
Association and can be
purchased May 16 - August 19, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,
Monday - Friday. Payment for tickets is Cash or
Money Order. No checks or credit card.
Great America, Any Day, $46.25 (save $23.78)
(2 years and under free)
Great America, WPRA Week, July 2 - 10, $35.25
(save $34.77) (2 years and under free)
Noah’s Ark, all day unlimited pass, $26.95
(save $14.67) (Kids under 36” free)
Mt. Olympus Theme & Water Park, $10 (save $32.68)
(2 years and under free)
Dells Army Ducks / WildThing Jet Boats,
adults $18 (save $12); children 4 -11 $9 (save $4)
(Ducks: 3 years and under free - WildThing: 3 years
and under can’t ride)
Proud Partner of WA-WM Recreation Department
Proud Sponsors of WA-WM Recreation Department
Youth Sports Programs
Superintendent of Schools
Martin G. Lexmond, Ed.D.
Board of Education
Dan Bailey
Diane Narlock
Stephanie Emons Gail Radonski
Patricia Kerhin
Jeff Sikich
Susan Stalewski
Sue Sujecki
Patti Ulwelling
The West Allis/West Milwaukee
Healthy Lifestyles Coalition has been
promoting physical activity in our
community with the West Allis Moves 30-a-Day Mayor’s
activity challenge. These efforts have resulted in more
residents reporting 30 minutes of physical activity five
times per week. The latest Dietary Guidelines for
Americans continue to promote 30 minutes of daily activity
for adults and 60 minutes for children.
The West Allis Moves 30-a-Day Mayor’s activity
challenge will continue in 2016 from July 11th thru August
11th. Watch for sign-up information this spring by visiting
www.westalliswi.gov and join the movement!
Thank you to the
Summer Playground
Programs and After
School SAFE programs
for pledging to
implement the HEPA
Standards for the 2nd
consecutive year in
WA-WM Recreation
&
Community Service
Department Programs.
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Community
We Are A Proud Member of:
We invite you to advertise your business in
our activity guide. Our activity guide is sent
out three times per year to over 33,000
homes in West Allis and West
Milwaukee in addition to reaching
many others via online access to
our activity guide. Prices per issue are listed below:
Business Card
$25
Quarter Page
$50
Half Page
$100
Full Page
$200
Please contact Shelly Strasser for more information at
stram@wawm.k12.wi.us or call (414) 604-4937.
Independence Day Celebration
Saturday, July 2 & Monday, July 4, 2016
Sponsored by the City of West Allis and the City of West Allis Celebrations Committee
Coordinated by the West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation and Community Services Department
Theme: “This Land Is Your Land”
Saturday, July 2nd
CHILDREN’S SPIRIT COMPETITION
8:30 am (Centennial Plaza at West Allis City Hall)
Children decorate your wagon, doll buggy, bicycles or create a
costume to show your spirit. Judging takes place at 8:30 am
in Centennial Plaza at City Hall. Awards will be presented after judging.
INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE - 10:00 am
The parade route starts at 77th and Greenfield and continues
east to 70th, then south on 70th to Veterans’ Memorial Park.
Enjoy floats, marching bands, motorized vehicles and other participants
making this year’s parade something really “special”.
Special parade guests include Bernie Brewer and the Famous Racing
Sausages, Pioneer Drum and Bugle Corps and the UW Marching Band.
POST-PARADE CELEBRATION
at Veteran’s Park, 70th and National
Immediately following the parade until 1:00 pm
Join the West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation Department and the West Allis community for games,
inflatable rides, food and live music! Proceeds go to the West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation Department
youth programs. Tickets for games, inflatable rides and food will be sold on site at the event!
The UW Marching Band will perform a “5th Quarter Show” to begin the Post Parade celebration
followed by live music from Andrea and the Mods.
GRAND STAND SHOW & FIREWORKS
Ooh and Aah to the annual fireworks and grand stand show.
The “BIG” show will begin shortly after dusk (approximately 8:20 pm)
in the Grand Stand at State Fair.
Independence Day
Monday, July 4th
5 Easy Ways To Register!
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Register online at www.wawmrec.com, click on
“Registration”, then enter your user name &
password. If you are new to online registration,
click on “Registration”, then “Create An Account”.
Your resident status will be verified and your log in
information will be emailed to you.
*There are no fees for registering online.
The Recreation Office is located at
1205 S. 70th, Street, 1st fl, West Allis, WI 53214
604-4900 www.wawmrec.com
Resident Registration
*Online
*Mail In
*Drop Box
Begins April 11
A 24 hour drop box is located
on the south side of the building
off of the parking lot for your
drop box registrations.
Satisfaction
Matters
“We strive to deliver high quality programs.
If you are not satisfied,
we would like to hear from you”
Email us at wawmrec@wawm.k12.wi.us
or call 604-4900
Our office will be closed
May 30
July 4
Refund Policy
Registration
The policy of the WA-WM Recreation Department is to refund
registration fees only under the following circumstances:
1. A refund request form must be completed at the
Recreation Department office.
2. 24 hours or more prior to the start of a class/program, a
full refund will be given minus 20% service fee, if a
refund check is requested. To avoid the 20% service fee,
class/ program fee can be credited to your account for
future use.
3. Less than 24 hours prior to the start of a class/program,
but prior to the start of second half, 50% refund will be
given for credit or refund.
4. After the first half of class has passed, no refunds will be
given.
5. Separate refund policies apply for Adult Sport Leagues,
Non-School Day Camps and Youth/Adult Fieldtrips.
Please call 604-4900 for further information.
6. A full refund will be given when the Recreation
Department cancels a class.
There will be a service charge of $15
assessed for all checks returned
*In Person
*Phone in
Begins April 18
Call 604-4900
to charge by phone using
VISA, MasterCard or Discover.
Office hours are
Monday - Friday, 8 am to 5 pm
Non-Resident Registration
Begins April 25
All Non-Resident
registration received prior to April 25
will be processed in the order it was received.
The Survey Says.....
Thanks to everyone who completed our 1
question survey. This is how you ranked what is
important to you! (1 being most important)
1st: Class Content
2nd: Location
3rd: Price
4th: Instructor
Weather Cancellations
General Program Information
Program Locations
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Address
For weather related cancellations, please call our weather hotline at 604-4900, press 2. Site
Administration Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1205 S. 70th Street
You can also visit our website at www.wawmrec.com, Twitter or Facebook for
Central High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8516 W. Lincoln Ave.
weather updates.
Fitness Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9333 W. Lincoln Ave.
No Smoking/Alcohol or Facsimiles
FL Wright Intermediate School . . . . . . . .9501 W. Cleveland Ave.
The use of all tobacco products or drinking alcoholic beverages on premises owned Franklin Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . .2060 S. 86 Street
Franklin Fieldhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 S. 86 Street
by the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District is prohibited by state law. Your
Horace Mann Elementary School . . . . . .6213 W. Lapham Street
cooperation in upholding this law is necessary.
Hoover Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . .12705 W. Euclid Ave.
Accident Insurance
Irving Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . . .10230 W. Grant Street
The Recreation Department does not provide hospital/medical insurance for
Jefferson Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . .7229 W. Becher Street
people participating in sponsored activities. The Board of Education, School
Lane Intermediate School. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1300 S. 109th Street
District of West Allis-West Milwaukee, et al does not provide hospital/medical
Learning Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1135 S. 70th Street
coverage for Recreation Department activities. Participants are encouraged to
Lincoln Intermediate School . . . . . . . . . . .7815 W. Lapham Ave.
obtain their own medical insurance.
Longfellow Elementary School . . . . . . . .2211 S. 60 Street
Madison Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . .1117 S. 104 Street
Resident/Non-Resident Fee Policy
McKinley Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1000 S. 72 Street
Resident status includes individuals living in the West Allis-West Milwaukee School
Mitchell Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . .10125 W. Montana Ave.
school.
public
Milwaukee
Allis-West
West
a
in
District and all students enrolled
Nathan Hale High School . . . . . . . . . . . . .11601 W. Lincoln Ave.
Residency is determined by where the participant resides, not where the person
Parkway Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2930 S. Root River Pkwy
paying resides.
Pershing Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . .1330 S. 47 Street
Survive Alive Recreation Center . . . . . . .2450 S. 68 Street
Be Our Guest Senior Citizen Pass
Walker Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . .900 S. 119 Street
Senior Citizen passes are available for West Allis-West Milwaukee School District
West Milwaukee Intermediate School . . .5104 W. Greenfield Ave.
our
to
You”
“Thank
residents who are at least 60 years old. This pass is a small
Wilson Elementary School . . . . . . . . . . . .8710 W. Orchard Street
senior citizens who have provided tremendous support for our schools. The pass
entitles the holder and a companion to be admitted, without charge, to all athletic
events (except WIAA tournament games) and school drama productions. Get your
pass at the WA-WM Recreation Department today!
Fields/Athletic Complexes
Dorow Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2450 S. 68 Street
Franklin Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 S. 86 Street
Class Sizes
Klentz Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2601 S. 72 Street
Liberty Heights Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1540 S. 62 Street
All programs have a minimum/maximum enrollment number. If we do not meet
our minimum requirement, classes may be cancelled with refunds issued or you may McKinley Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1000 S. 72 Street
transfer to a different class. If a program is full you will be notified and you will be Reservoir Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1725 S. 96 Street
issued a full refund or credit. Upon notification you can be added on a waiting list West Allis Athletic Complex . . . . . . . . . . .2606 S. 117 Street
(WAAC)
(117th & W. Cleveland Ave)
where in the event of a cancellation or new class creation, you will be notified.
Waiting Lists
The Recreation Department will make every effort to accommodate individuals on waiting lists. If an opening becomes available you will contacted by
telephone.
Photography Policy
The Recreation Department occasionally uses photos of participants for promotional purposes. By registering for the program you have granted us
permission to use your photograph for promotional purposes unless otherwise noted.
Child Care
Child care is not provided for adult programs. Children are not permitted to attend adult programs without supervision of another adult who is not
actively participating in the program.
Confirmation Notices
Your receipt is your confirmation. You will not receive additional confirmation of program registration. Please provide an email address for receipt to
be sent or if you prefer to have it US mailed, you will need to include a self-addressed stamped envelope with your registration. Transfer requests will
be honored up until one week prior to the start of class if openings exist. Requests for transfers made less than one week prior to the start of the class
enrolled in, will result in a $5 service charge and need to be made in person.
Activity Guide
Activity Guides can be viewed at www.wawmrec.com, at each of the district schools’ office, health department, library, city hall & West Milwaukee
Community Center. The Recreation Department publishes 3 activity guides per year which are mailed to WA-WM District residents. The Fall activity
guide is mailed early August. The Winter/Spring activity guide is mailed early December and the Summer activity guide is mailed early April.
Refund Policy
Registration
The policy of the WA-WM Recreation Department is to refund registration fees only under the following circumstances:
1. A refund request form must be completed at the Recreation Department office.
2. 24 hours or more prior to the start of a class/program, a full refund will be given minus 20% service fee, if a refund check is requested. To avoid the
20% service fee, class/program fee can be credited to your account for future use.
3. Less than 24 hours prior to the start of a class/program, but prior to the start of second half, 50% refund will be given for credit or refund.
4. After the first half of class has passed, no refunds will be given.
5. Separate refund policies apply for Adult Sport Leagues, Non-School Day Camps and Youth/Adult Fieldtrips. Please call 604-4900 for further
information.
6. A full refund will be given when the Recreation Department cancels a class.
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Adult size: S
M
L
XL
Youth Sizes: 6-8
Participants T-shirt sizes available. Circle One:
Participants Name
(First, MI, Last)
10-12
M/F
14-16
Mo/Day/Yr
Birthdate
(Required)
Night Option
qBoys Sluggers gr 2-3
qBoys Grand Slam gr 4-5
qGirls Field of Dreams gr 2-3
qGirls League of Their Own gr 4-5
qGirls Stars Softball League gr 6-7-8
(Online or Call-In)
$
$
$
$
$
$
Fee
XL XXL
q Credit Card q check q cash Total $ ___________
Night Option
Day Option
qBoys Harvey Kuenn gr 6-7-8
Day Option
qRookies Co-ed 5K-1
Night Option
qJunior T-Ball Co-ed M qJunior T-Ball Co-ed W
qRookies Co-ed gr 5K-1
Night Option
qJunior T-Ball Co-ed M qJunior T-Ball Co-ed W
Day Option
qJunior T-Ball Co-ed 4-5 yr
Day Option
qJunior T-Ball Co-ed 4-5 yr
Check League Child is registering for
(grade during 15-16 school year)
Make checks payable to:
WA-WM Recreation Department
Grade
15-16 SY
Name:_________________________________ Phone Number:_____________________ League:_____________________________ T Shirt Size: (Please circle one): Adult L
Please indicate if interested in coaching Junior T-ball or Rookies Under the Lights:
Signature (Parent/guardian of minors listed below):________________________________________
Liability & Photo Permission Statement. Each adult participant must sign below. The signature of a parent/guardian is required for youth registration. I, the undersigned or parent/guardian of the individual(s)
named below, do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District and its employees, officers and agents from and against any and all liability resulting from participation in the activities
listed below. I understand that the program(s) in which I am enrolling, like all activity programs, has some inherent risk, for which I agree to assume the liability. Furthermore, the individuals named herein are in good physical
health appropriate for the activities in which they will be participating. I understand that the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District does not provide accident insurance.
Emergency Name & Phone:_________________________________________________________Relationship to registrant(s) ____________________________________
Home Phone of enrollee if different from person paying:_____________________________________
School child attends (required):___________________________________________________________
Home Phone:____________________ Work Phone:____________________ Cell Phone:__________________ Email:____________________________________________
Name of Person Paying:________________________________________Address:_______________________________City:______________________ Zip:____________
q Other____________________________
Youth Baseball / Softball 2016 Registration Form One per HOUSEHOLD only - Please print clearly.
Please indicate your relationship to registrant/s: q Parent/Guardian
Registration
q Myself
q Spouse
q Parent/Guardian
5 Easy Ways To Register
q Other_______________________________
One per HOUSEHOLD only - Please print clearly.
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q cash
( *Online or Call-In)
Make check payable to: WA-WM Recreation Department
Alternate:
XXL
Fee
XL
Total $___________
$
1st Choice:
Alternate:
Alternate:
$
$
1st Choice:
q check
Registration #
$
q Credit Card*
Class Name
1st Choice:
Alternate:
1st Choice:
If program includes a T-shirt as part of registration fee, participants T-shirt sizes available:
Please circle one: Adult size: S
M
L
XL
Youth Size: 6-8
10-12
14-16
Participants Name (First, MI, Last)
Birth Date
“15-16 “
M / F (Required)
Grade
Mo/Day/Yr
Name:_________________________________ Phone Number:______________________ League:___________________________ T-Shirt Size: Adult L
Signature (Participating adult or parent/guardian of minors listed below):_________________________________________________________________
Please indicate if interested in coaching soccer:
Liability & Photo Permission Statement: Each adult participant must sign below. The signature of a parent/guardian is required for youth registration. I, the undersigned or parent/guardian of the
individual(s) named below, do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District and its employees, officers and agents from and against any and all liability
resulting from participation in the activities listed below. I understand that the program(s) in which I am enrolling, like all activity programs, has some inherent risk, for which I agree to assume the
liability. Furthermore, the individuals named herein are in good physical health appropriate for the activities in which they will be participating. I understand that the West Allis-West Milwaukee School
District does not provide accident insurance.
Emergency Name & Phone:________________________________________________________Relationship to registrant(s) ____________________________________
YES, Please sign me up for the monthly E-Newsletter !
School child attends (required):_________________________________________ Home Phone of enrollee if different from person paying:_______________________
Home Phone:____________________ Work Phone:____________________ Cell Phone:__________________ Email:____________________________________________
Name of Person Paying:________________________________________Address:_______________________________City:______________________ Zip:____________
Please indicate your relationship to registrant/s:
General Recreation Classes
Registration
46 Summer SAFE Camp 2016 Registration - One Per Child - Please Print Clearly
Registration payment must be received by 5:00 pm, Thursday prior to the week a child will attend. Registration payments received after this time will be
assessed a $10 late fee for that week. You may make registration payment for one week at a time or multiple weeks.
Enrollment Information
Participant Name: _________________________________________________________ Date of Birth: _____________________
Grade (15-16 school year):___________________
Boy
Girl
Address:____________________________________________________ City:___________________________ Zip:____________
Participant has permission to go swimming:
Yes
No
Name of Person Paying: ___________________________________ Phone Number: __________________ Home / Cell / Work
Address:____________________________________________________ City:___________________________ Zip:____________
Parents Name: ___________________________________________ Phone Number: __________________ Home / Cell / Work
Medical Information
Do you have any medical concerns for your child? No__ Yes __ Please Describe:____________________________________
Does your child have any severe allergies? No ___ Yes___ Please List: ____________________________________________
Physician Order Form and Parent Consent Form must be completed for medication to be administered.
Emergency Contact Information
In the event of an illness or emergency, we will always attempt to contact a parent first. If the parent cannot be reached,
please indicate who we have permission to contact.
Name: ____________________________________________Phone Number: _________________________ Home / Cell / Work
Pick Up Information
It is the responsibility of the parent to notify Camp staff of who will be picking up, and if any changes are being made.
Indicate the people that are authorized to pick up your child.
The signature of a parent/guardian is required for youth registration. I, the undersigned or parent/guardian of the individual(s) named above, do hereby agree
to indemnify and hold harmless the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District and its employees, officers and agents from and against any and all liability
resulting from participation in the activities listed below. I understand that the program(s) in which I am enrolling, like all activity programs, has some inherent
risk, for which I agree to assume the liability, Furthermore, the individual named herein are in good physical health appropriate for the activities in which they
will be participating. I understand that the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District does not provide accident insurance.
Signature (parent/guardian of minors listed above):_________________________________________________________
Registration
HALE CAMP
q Week 1 - 6/13
q Week 2 - 6/20
q Week 3 - 6/27
q Week 4 - 7/5
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q Week 6 - 7/18
q Week 7 - 7/25
q Week 8 - 8/2
q Week 9 - 8/8
211000.05
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q Week 2 - 6/20
q Week 3 - 6/27
q Week 4 - 7/5
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211001.02
211001.03
211001.04
q Week 5 - 7/11
q Week 6 - 7/18
q Week 7 - 7/25
q Week 8 - 8/2
q Week 9 - 8/8
Make checks payable to WA-WM Recreation Department.
Credit Card (Credit card is available online, in person or over phone)
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Class Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Weather Related Cancellations . . . . . 2
Youth Sports K4-5 Grade . . . . . . . . . . .3
Youth Sports 6-12 Grade . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Adult Sports Leagues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Open Gym/Swim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Emergency Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
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West Allis-West Milwaukee Recreation Department Mission Statement
To provide safe recreation and enrichment opportunities for all ages that promote lifelong wellness through
partnerships and services to enhance the overall quality of life in the West Allis and West Milwaukee communities.