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C O M M U N I T Y
L I V I N G
Rancho Santa Margarita
Your Guide for Activities & Community Services
S PR I N G 2016
• El Nino Preparedness
• Summer Camp Preview
• Pet Sterilization Clinic
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S P R I N G 2016
CONTENTS
City News...................................................2-5
Youth Classes
R A N C H O S A N TA M A R G A R I TA
Communit y Living
The Bell Tower Regional
Community Center
22232 El Paseo
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
949.216.9700
Spring Class
Registration
Preschool Programs................................ 6
Youth........................................................7-8
Summer Camps Preview................... 9-12
Adult Classes.............................................. 13
Age Well Senior Services........................ 14
Other City Offerings
Health and Safety.................................. 15
begins February 18
Services and Support Groups.............. 15
Summer Camp
Registration
Pet Care Services................................... 15
begins April 4
Registration Information......................... 16
CONNECT WITH US
949.216.9700
All classes are located at The Bell Tower Regional Community Center
unless otherwise noted in class/course descriptions.
The Bell Tower Regional Community Center will be closed on the following holidays:
Memorial Day, May 30, 2016.
Facility Rentals.........................................ext. 1261
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA CITY OFFICIALS
Age Well Senior Services.....................ext. 1257
CI T Y CO U N CI L
Mayor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L. Anthony Beall
Meals on Wheels.....................................ext. 1271
Boys and Girls Club............................... ext. 1280
Registration Questions............................... ext. 0
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Class Registration
www.cityofrsm.org/classregistration
Email
recreation@cityofrsm.org
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Mayor Pro Tempore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol A. Gamble
Council Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Holloway
Council Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bradley J. McGirr
Council Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Vaughn
C I T Y M A N AG E R
City Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer M. Cervantez
Community Living Magazine is a publication of the City of Rancho Santa Margarita, promoting
the Bell Tower Regional Community Center. The Community Center offers programs and services
to enrich the lives of south county residents and serves the communities of Rancho Santa
Margarita, Dove Canyon, Coto de Caza, Foothill Ranch, Ladera Ranch, Las Flores, Mission Viejo
(east of Marguerite), Portola Hills, Trabuco Canyon, and Wagon Wheel. The publication is mailed
and distributed to local residents and businesses.
C I T Y O F R A N C H O S A N TA M A R G A R I TA
22112 El Paseo, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
949.635.1800
@rsmcity @city_of_rsm
To view an electronic version of this publication, visit www.cityofrsm.org.
S P R I N G 2016
CITY NEWS
City’s Dog Park Offers Opportunity
for Exercise, Socialization
A
City Debuts
New Website
We are pleased to announce that our
new Website is here! Visitors will immediately be greeted by bright colors
and an uncluttered homepage that’s
more attractive, easier to navigate and
lets residents customize their experience. The website cityofrsm.org underwent an extensive re-design process
by CivicPlus, a leading government
website provider. Citizens and their
local government will be able to communicate, report and interact through
computers or mobile devices in an
updated and user-friendly layout.
The website features responsive design
technology to increase the functionality of the Citizen Request Tracker®
(CRT), which is used extensively by residents. The website and CRT feature are
now accessible via any mobile device
allowing residents to report a need for
service or repairs in the City without
the need of a personal computer.
The vibrant and colorful redesign
improves site navigation, offering easy
access to the City information most
requested by residents and the public,
such as “How do I?,” “News,” “Community Connection,” “Ask the Mayor,”
and “Class Registration”. The site is also
integrated with the City’s social media
accounts, creating a social network
“springboard” to invite easy participation in the City’s online community.
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park designed and maintained especially for dogs – one might assume
that off-leash parks are primarily
for the benefit of our four-legged friends,
but frequent dog park users know better.
Off-leash parks offer just as many benefits
to humans as they do to dogs; both to dog
owners as well as the broader community.
The City of Rancho Santa Margarita's Dog
Park is located at Canada Vista Park, approximately one mile from Oso Parkway.
The Dog Park is open to the public free of
charge seven days a week from dawn to
dusk. The park is unsupervised and hosts a
large dog area and a small dog area.
Established in 2005, the City Council recognized the need for a facility in our community to promote good canine physical
health and socialization, reduce nuisance
behaviors, and acknowledge the importance of our canine citizens.
A park devoted exclusively to dogs can
discourage inappropriate dog use in other
family-friendly parks, encourage people to
exercise and stimulate social interaction
with other people, and accommodate senior
citizens and the disabled, who cannot
always walk their dogs on leash.
Additionally, users of the City’s dog park
report that a strong network of people
committed to parks, community involvement, the environment, and the welfare
and safety of animals is present daily at the
Dog Park Amenities
Shade (Cabana)
Structure
Tables and Benches
Fencing
Trash Canisters
Dog Bag Dispensers
Dog Drinking Fountain
Two play areas with wood chips over compacted soil
facility. The availability of an off-leash area
also encourages compliance with local leash
laws and reduces the number of dogs likely
to end up in shelters.
Some residents have shared ideas for improvements with the City Council to make
the Dog Park even more inviting and enjoyable. Your feedback is appreciated and will
help shape the future direction of the park.
Visit the City’s website www.cityofrsm.org
to participate in an online survey to share
your vision for this important community
resource.
Employee Spotlight
The City’s Employee Recognition Program was introduced last year to recognize outstanding service,
performance, professionalism and attitude. Employees
nominate colleagues who display these characteristics,
and an award recipient is recognized each quarter. An
“Employee of the Year” is then selected from the four
quarterly winners. We are proud to honor Lisa Greci
and Sofia Djordjevic, who tied for this inaugural employee recognition!
S P R I N G 2016
CITY NEWS
Planning and Preparation
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Essential for El Nino
Conditions
W
ith a strong El Niño on track to
bring a wet winter, the City of Rancho Santa Margarita is working
proactively to prepare through collaborative
training and drill scenarios with the Orange
County Sheriff’s Department, Orange
County Fire Authority and contracted public
works entities.
City storm drains have been cleaned, development projects are regularly inspected, and
crews will be available to respond as needed
during rain events.
The National Weather Climate Prediction
Center is reporting a 95% chance that El
Niño is on track to make a significant impact through the winter. Forecasters predict
a steady rainy season from about January
through April. Current conditions and
predictions resemble the 1997-98 El Niño,
which had a devastating impact on Southern
California.
With heavy or ongoing rain comes the
potential for hazards like flooding, debris
flow and mudslides, power outages, downed
power lines and trees as well as roof collapses. However, there are steps you can
take today to reduce the personal risks and
impact on your property.
First, learn about the potential hazards that
face your property by typing in your address
at myhazards.caloes.ca.gov. Next, be sure to:
1. Inspect your property for any damage now and complete any needed repairs to the roof, rain gutters, etc.
2. Have your rain gutters cleaned and
cleared of any debris that will cause
them to clog when it rains.
3. Trim your trees and bushes. The lack of
water due to drought conditions has
caused vegetation to become more brittle
and susceptible to breakage from wind
and rain.
4. Stock up on sandbags now if you think
you’ll need them. Sandbags are available at OC Fire Authority Station 45 in
Rancho Santa Margarita.
5. Take pictures of your property before
El Niño hits and consider purchasing
flood insurance if you live in a flood prone area. It can take 30 days for flood
insurance to go into effect.
Finally, be prepared for the risks associated
with El Niño:
1. Prepare for power outages. Have
flashlights, extra batteries, and a battery and/or crank-powered radio in your
disaster kit.
2. Have enough water for at least 3 days
for each person and pet in your house hold: 1 gallon per person/pet per day for
drinking.
3. Have enough non-perishable food for at
least 3 days.
4. Know what to do in a flood. According
to the National Weather Service, 6
inches of fast-moving flood water can
knock over an adult. Twelve inches of
rushing water can carry away a small
car, and two feet of rusing water can carry
away most vehicles. It is NEVER safe to
drive or walk into flood waters.
For more information, contact Emergency
Management Coordinator Sarah Barker at
sbarker@ocsd.org or 949-635-1800.
Local Veterans Honored by City Council
Several area veterans gathered in the council chambers at the Rancho Santa Margarita Civic Plaza on
Thursday, November 12, as the Rancho Santa Margarita City Council honored them for Veterans Day.
The Veterans, whose service spanned decades, were
announced in a roll call in a standing room only ceremony. Sonar Man 2nd Class Robert Mulvey began
his service in 1943; Purple Heart recipient Frans
Vandenbroek, Army, was stationed in South Vietnam
from 1967 to 1969. JoAnn Hesson, USMC and Lidia
“Marty” Contreras, Army, shared anecdotes about
their experiences as women in the armed forces.
Also present at the roll call were Jim Clements, US
Navy, George Fyhrie, Coast Guard, Michael Mauer, Air
Force, James Styles, Marines, Mitch Wang, Marines,
and Chris Watts, Navy. For more information, or to
participate in next year’s recognition, call Community
Services at (949) 216-9700 or visit www.cityofrsm.org.
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S P R I N G 2016
CITY NEWS
Crime Prevention
Protecting Yourself from Scams
Charity Scams
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When a disaster strikes, the scam artists will not be too far behind.
Playing off of our desire to help others in need, scammers will call
representing bogus charities asking for donations. Unfortunately
the money you give may not actually reach those in need.
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If you are donating money to a charity; donate to a charity you
know and trust. Check out the charity with the Better Business
Bureau. Never send cash. Don’t give out financial information
unless you know the charity is reputable.
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For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at www.
consumer.ftc.gov.
IRS and Tax Scams
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Scammers will call you and claim to be with the IRS. They will give
you a fake name and IRS badge number. The caller may even be
able to provide some of your personal information. They will claim
you are entitled to a large refund or you owe money immediately.
They may even threaten that law enforcement will be at your
house within the hour if you do not agree to pay.
The IRS will always send notification in writing of any taxes due. They
will never request payment information, such as credit card, debit
card, or pre-paid card numbers over the telephone or via email.
Per the IRS, if you think you may owe taxes, call 1-800-829-1040
and an IRS employee can help you.
Utilities and Services Scams
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You receive a phone call from someone stating they are with the
power company. They claim you are behind on your bill. You must
pay immediately or they will shut off your power. They then ask
you to go to the store and purchase a prepaid credit card. They
will call back later to obtain the number. Instead of demanding a
prepaid card, they may also ask for personal information and credit
card numbers.
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Be skeptical of those calling and demanding immediate payment
without being able to provide you with information only the utility
company would know, your account number for example. To avoid
being a victim; call the utility company and verify. Use official
company sites to pay your bill on-line.
Warrants and Fines Scams
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In a warrant or fine scam, the scammer will call up and claim to be
with local law enforcement. They will demand immediate payment
for traffic tickets or for an existing warrant in lieu of being arrested.
The person will be directed to purchase a pre-paid credit card. The
scammer will then call back to get the payment information.
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To avoid being a victim, hang up immediately and contact law
enforcement. A legitimate law enforcement agency would not call
and demand money to avoid arrest or for any other circumstances.
Tech Support Scams
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Scam artists will call you and try to break into your computer.
The caller will state they are with a well-known company like
Microsoft, claiming they have detected viruses or other malware
on your computer. They ask you to give them remote access to
your computer, or request sensitive information, like passwords.
Once access is obtained they will download malicious software to
your computer that steals sensitive data, like your financial data
and other personal information. They may also ask for credit card
information to bill you for the phony services.
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Microsoft and other companies will not call you to charge you for
computer security or software fixes. To avoid being a victim, hang
up and call the company yourself. Never reveal your passwords, pin
numbers, or other sensitive information over the phone.
U.S. Flag Retirement Ceremony
Flag Day, June 14
7:30 (dusk) to 9:00 p.m. • City Hall/Civic Plaza, 22112 El Paseo
Join the City of RSM, the Saddleback Valley American Legion Post 862,
along with many Boy and Girl Scout Troops for the 11th annual community Flag retirement ceremony. Bring your worn unserviceable Flags and
participate in this time-honored event.
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S P R I N G 2016
CITY NEWS
Rancho Santa Margarita Honors Volunteers, Businesses
for their Contributions to the Community
Vanessa Scarbo-Gaudette and Terry Corwin were named Volunteers of the Year in recognition of the City’s 15th Anniversary. The
awardees received certificates of recognition on behalf of the City Council.
Volunteer of the Year
Vanessa Scarbo-Gaudette
Vanessa Scarbo-Gaudette was honored for her efforts on behalf of The Bell Tower Foundation. Founded in 2001, the notfor-profit organization partners with local groups to further local philanthropic causes through the distribution of donations
and by matching volunteers with organizations whose mission is to support the needy, the unemployed, the underserved, and
the next generation in our community. Now serving her second term as the Foundation’s president, she was instrumental in
launching the Fellowship in Business Fresh Produce Food Pantry that serves upwards of 200 local families per month. ScarboGaudette’s other accomplishments include management of senior home repair projects, administration of the ZeroTrash program, and coordination of the popular Breakfast with Santa event. Her interest in issues affecting young people inspired her to
organize a drug and alcohol panel discussion forum for parents and youth to attend together. Scarbo-Gaudette also regularly
donates to and helps gather volunteers for the Marines through Team 2/5 RSM. belltowerfoundation.org
Volunteer of the Year
Terry Corwin
Terry Corwin founded Lion’s Heart in 2004. A national non-profit 501(c)3, Lion’s Heart organizes groups of teens by
gender, grade, and location, and assigns one parent to be the Class Coordinator. Each group elects their officers, leads
their meetings and decides how to serve the community. Members complete at least 30 hours of community service
each year, select the philanthropies they serve with no fundraising and minimal parental involvement. Under Corwin’s
leadership, Lion’s Heart has served area organizations including Rotary del Sol, The Bell Tower Foundation, the Bridge
Church food pantry, local schools, and at several community events. There are over 4,600 active and graduated Lion’s
Heart members across ten states, with 1,195 active members in the Rancho Santa Margarita, Trabuco Canyon, and
Ladera Ranch chapters. lionsheartservice.org
Business of the Year
Selma’s Chicago Pizzeria & Taproom
Also honored as 2015’s Business of the Year was Selma’s Chicago Pizzeria & Taproom. Located in Rancho Santa Margarita for
14 years, Selma’s is owned by Eric Miller and Mike Phillips, who generously donate their time and resources to the community.
Selma’s sponsors many local schools and sports teams, offer educational field trips, give to the Wounded Warriors and support
Military Appreciation week while serving fine food, employing friendly and knowledgeable staff, and providing excellent customer service. Miller and Phillips are caring, involved owners who consistently demonstrate exceptional character, teamwork,
philanthropic effort and overall dedication to others and the Rancho Santa Margarita community. selmaschicagopizzeria.com
Special Recognition
Rita Palma
A special recognition was given to Rita Palma, who owned and operated Romano’s Tailor and Clothier in Rancho
Santa Margarita for her outstanding dedication and hard work during her 26 years of business within the City. Romano’s Tailor and Clothier provided customers personalized service in a boutique setting offering bridal gowns, special
occasion, and one-of-a- kind dresses, men’s suits, and the finest selection of name brand formal wear in south Orange
County. Romano Palma studied the art of elegant tailoring and brought an old-world sense of pride into the fine details
of his work. Romano and Rita, originally from Abruzzo, Italy, started their business in 1990 and were partners in business
and marriage, and were loved and respected by their customers and the community throughout the years. Mrs. Palma
closed the store last year following the passing of her beloved husband. Carolina Tercero, a longtime patron, described
the closing of the shop as “a true loss to the community.” Tercero accepted the recognition on behalf of Rita Palma, and
City Council members thanked the Palma family for their years of service to Rancho Santa Margarita.
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S P R I N G 2016
YOUTH CLASSES
Tap, Jazz, Ballet - Level 2
$79 • 6 Classes
$99 • 8 Classes *
In this intro to dance class, participants will learn
moves and terminology for beginning tap, jazz,
and ballet. Class also improves musicality, rhythm,
balance and listening skills. Performance of routine
on last day of class for parents and friends. Session
includes dance progression worksheets for dancers
to see their accomplishments each week. Optional
recital will be held in June, if participating in the
recital participants must be enrolled in the March
& April sessions of Tap, Jazz & Ballet - Level 2. A
nominal costume fee applies. Ages: 3-6 yrs. No
Class: 3/30
Instructor: OC Dance Productions
Preschool
Princess Ballet
Come experience a fun way of preparing your
child for kindergarten. Using hands-on interactive
learning using art, science, cooking, music and
much more, your child will learn their numbers,
letters, shapes and learn to write their name as
well as develop social skills of patience, listening,
cooperation and sharing. No parent participation
needed. Children must be fully potty trained.
Ages: 3-5 yrs.
What to bring: Healthy snack and lunch.
Instructor: SoCal Tiny Tots
$264 • Per Month
9 am - 1 pm
9 am - 1 pm
9 am - 1 pm
$176 • Per Month
110761 04 T,Th
110761 05 T,Th
110761 06 T,Th
Mar 1-Mar 24
Apr 5-Apr 28
May 3-May 26
9 am - 1 pm
9 am - 1 pm
9 am - 1 pm
Paint, Paste and More!
$78 • 6 Classes
Encourage your child’s creativity and imagination
through hands-on exploration of a wide variety
of manipulative and sensory materials. Different
activities are introduced each week, so come
for fun and dress for a mess. All activities can
be tailored to suit all ages; older siblings are
encouraged to enroll. Ages: 1.5-5 yrs.
What to bring: $20 cash materials fee
Instructor: Wendy Rault
110302 01
110302 02
110302 03
110302 04
6
T
Th
T
Th
Apr 5-May 10
Apr 7-May 12
May 17-Jun 21
May 19-Jun 23
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10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
Mar 9-Apr 20
Apr 27-Jun 15
5:10-5:55 pm
5:10-5:55 pm
The Little Red Hen
$79 • 6 Classes
$99 • 8 Classes *
ABCs with Tiny Tots
110761 01 M,W,F Feb 29-Mar 25
110761 02 M,W,F Apr 4-Apr 29
110761 03 M,W,F May 2-May 27
110417 01 W
110417 02* W
$134 • 8 Classes
The princess ballet series session is an introduction
to the fundamentals of ballet and creative
movement with an element of fun and fantasy.
Participants learn age appropriate beginning
ballet movements through creative imagery, hear
their favorite princess stories, dress in princess
tutus and make princess crafts. Performance for
parents on last day of class. Session includes dance
progression worksheets for dancers to see their
accomplishments each week. Optional recital will
be held in June; participants must be enrolled in
the March & April sessions of Princess Ballet to
participate in the recital. A nominal costume fee
applies. Ages: 3-5 yrs. No Class: 3/20
Have fun performing a musical production of the
classic tale The Little Red Hen! Children will be
coached by professionals in performing arts while
rehearsing for this darling musical. Participants
will be taught improvisational skills, creating a story on stage, and other music, movement and drama
exercises. Performance for family and friends will
be held on May 24 at 6:30 pm. Ages: 3-6 yrs.
$58 • 4 Classes
This class is designed to provide a Spanish immersion experience for young children and incorporates dance, music, art, games, crafts and story
time to provide a fun educational experience in
Spanish. Ages: 3-7 yrs. No Class: 4/5
110402 01 W
110402 02* W
Mar 9-Apr 20
Apr 27-Jun 15
3:30-4:15 pm
3:30-4:15 pm
Tap, Jazz, Ballet Combo
$79 • 6 Classes
$99 • 8 Classes *
Mar 9-Apr 20
Apr 27-Jun 15
110321 01 T
Apr 5-May 24
9:30-10:15 am
Spanish for Immersion
Time for Preschoolers
Instructor: Ursula Rubina
110767 01 T
110767 02 T
In this intro to dance class, participants will
learn moves and terminology for beginning
tap, jazz, and ballet. Class also improves
musicality, rhythm, balance and listening skills.
Performance of routine on last day of class for
parents and friends. Session includes dance
progression worksheets for dancers to see their
accomplishments each week. Optional recital will
be held in June. Participants must be enrolled in
the March & April sessions of Tap, Jazz & Ballet to
participate in the recital. A nominal costume fee
applies. Ages: 3-6 yrs. No Class: 3/30
110403 01 W
110403 02* W
Instructor: Creative Kid Playhouse
Mar 1-Mar 22
Mar 29-Apr 26
1-2 pm
1-2 pm
Tunes & Tales
$48 • 5 Classes
Let’s get the wiggles out! Tunes & Tales is a Music
and Movement Class for children ages 2 to 4 years.
Sing-a-longs and finger play songs start off this funfilled class followed by music activities using bean
bags, rhythm sticks, instruments, a parachute,
and more. The children have a great time while
developing their listening and social skills. Parent/
adult participation required. Ages: 2-4 yrs.
Instructor: Vivian Stapleton
4:20-5:05 pm
4:20-5:05 pm
110913 01 Th
110913 02 Th
Mar 31-Apr 28
May 12-Jun 9
9:45-10:30 am
9:45-10:30 am
S P R I N G 2016
YOUTH CLASSES
Youth
Acting for the Camera
NEW
$179 • 8 Classes
$216 • 8 Classes*
Perform commercials and scenes on camera! This
class will focus on camera presence, improvisation, confidence, and technique in a Hollywood
type situation. Anthony Kiminas is a Screen Actors Guild member with over 25 years of experience. No Class: 3/28 & 4/4
Instructor: Anthony Kiminas
Ages: 6-9 yrs.
120820 01 M
Mar 14-May 16
5-6:15 pm
Ages: 10-17 yrs.*
120820 02 M
Mar 14-May 16
6:30-8 pm
After School Sewing
for Kids & Teens
$148 • 4 Classes
Learn sewing basics, fabric selection, how to follow
a pattern, and complete amazing projects in class.
No prior experience is needed. All fabric, notions
and sewing machines are supplied. Ages: 7.5-14 yrs.
Instructor: Linda Rush
120501 01 T
220501 01 T Mar 1-Mar 22 May 21-June 21 3:30-6pm
3:30-6pm
Beginning Guitar
Gymnastics
$99 • 5 Classes
$66 • 6 Classes
$85 • 6 Classes*
Learn to play the guitar in just five weeks. This class
is designed to build a strong foundation for people
with no experience playing the guitar. Students
will learn several chords, strum styles and classic
rock songs. Students must bring their own guitar
to class. Class is repeatable. Ages: 10 yrs. & up.
Instructor: Ron Gorman
120901 01 T
Mar 22-Apr 19
7-8 pm
Beginning Ukulele
Instructor: Marie Corbett
$99 • 5 Classes
Learn how to play current and classic songs on the
ukulele. You will learn easy chords, fun songs and
how to play different strum styles. No previous
experience is required; please bring your own ukulele to class. Ages: 10 yrs. & up.
Instructor: Ron Gorman
American Doll Fashions
120916 01 T
Mar 22-Apr 19
This class is suitable for beginning to intermediate students and great for cheerleaders! Learn
quality tumbling skills with hands-on personalized instruction that you won’t get in a big gym
at a fraction of the cost. You will see a difference
in just six weeks. A mini competition and class
participation recognition will be held at the end
of the session. Ages: 5.5-11.5 yrs.
120201 01 M
120201 02* M
120201 03 M
120201 04* M
120201 05 Sa
120201 06 Sa
Feb 29-Apr 4
Feb 29-Apr 4
Apr 11-May 16
Apr 11-May 16
Mar 12-Apr 16
Mar 12-Apr 16
5-6 pm
6-7:30 pm
5-6 pm
6-7:30 pm
9-10 am
10-11 am
6-7 pm
$148 • 4 Classes
Design, plan and actually create your very own
doll fashions. Students will select fabrics and learn
to follow a pattern while mastering basic sewing
skills and will work on a complete outfit for an 18”
doll (includes American Girl Dolls). Girls are encouraged to bring their doll to class for the fittings
and fashion show. No experience is necessary. All
fabric, notions and sewing machines supplied.
Ages: 7.5-14 yrs.
120506 01 Th
220506 01 Th
Mar 3-Mar 24
Jun 2-Jun 23
3:30-6 pm
3:30-6 pm
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YOUTH CLASSES
Scratch Computer
Programming
$123 • 8 Classes
Students will learn fundamental programming
concepts using a visual programming language
developed at MIT. Students will create their own
games, animations, and various interactive projects using block-like puzzle pieces. Computation
and math concepts such as sequences, loops, conditionals, variables, operators, x/y axis, coordinates, testing and debugging are covered. Educational fun while learning more about computers.
Ages: 7-12 yrs. No Class: 3/29
Instructor: Savoy Academy
120764 01 T
Hip Hop Sing &
Dance Pop Star
Karate
$76 • 6 Classes
$99 • 8 Classes*
Youth Beginning Karate: 4:15-5 pm
Mar 9-Apr 20
Apr 27-Jun 15
6-6:45 pm
6-6:45 pm
Talent Agent Showcase
NEW
for Actors
$179 • 8 Classes
$216 • 8 Classes*
This class moves at a fast pace and students must
memorize a commercial, two person scene, monologue and runway modeling routine to perform
LIVE to a panel of LA based talent agents for possible representation. Students are required to have
prior film acting training and/or experience. All
scripts provided by the instructor. Showcase will
be held on Saturday, May 21. No Class: 3/31 & 4/7
Instructor: Anthony Kiminas
Ages: 6-9 yrs.
120821 01 Th
Mar 17-May 19
5-6:15 pm
Ages: 10-17 yrs.*
120821 02 Th
Mar 17-May 19
6:30-8 pm
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3:30-4:30 pm
$85 • Per Month
In this popular class, participants will learn and
sing lyrics to their favorite Radio Disney songs
such as Katy Perry and Taylor Swift while dancing
to fun, clean, choreography like a true pop star.
All moves and choreography are age appropriate
hip hop and jazz based. Performance for parents
and friends on last day of class. Session includes
dance progression worksheets for dancers to see
their accomplishments each week. Optional recital will be held in June; participants must be
enrolled in the March & April sessions of Hip Hop
to participate in the recital. A nominal costume
fee applies. Ages: 6-10 yrs. No Class: 3/30
120410 01 W
120410 02* W
Mar 8-May 3
This class will cover basic blocking and self-defense. Class is conducted in a traditional manner
with emphasis on protocol and etiquette. Ages:
6-12 yrs.
Youth Advanced Karate: 5-5:45 pm
This class will go more in-depth in the study of Karate and will include traditional Karate as well as
preparation for National and International competition for the students who want to compete.
Placement in this class is at the discretion of Sensei McDonough. Ages: 8-12 yrs.
This class will cover all aspects of Karate, the lecture portion of class is designed for individuals
ages 13 yrs. & up. Placement in this class is at the
discretion of Sensei McDonough.
Instructor: Robert McDonough
Mar 1-Mar 31
Apr 5-Apr 28
May 3-May 31
NEW
$135 • 8 Classes
Adult Karate: 5:45-6:45 pm
120202 01 T,Th
120202 02 T,Th
120202 03 T,Th
Web Development
Coding using HTML
4:15-6:45 pm
4:15-6:45 pm
4:15-6:45 pm
Students will learn the fundamentals of website
building by coding in the industry standard languages of Hypertext Markup Language and Cascading Style Sheets. When finished, students will
have an understanding of the language of the internet while using their creativity to design their
own sites. Ages: 9-17 yrs. No Class: 3/29
120767 01 T Mar 8 - May 3
4:45-5:45 pm
S P R I N G 2016
SUMMER CAMPS PREVIEW
Registration for Summer Camps begins April 1
Hunger Games
$145 • 5 Classes
The Hunger Games without the violence. Send
your tributes to compete and see who will survive
as the victor of daily competitions. As they go
through training week campers will learn survival
skills, archery, shelter making, and teamwork as
they join in the fun of the annual Hunger Games.
Ages: 8-13 yrs.
Instructor: Edutainment Arts
221092 01 M-F
Jul 25-Jul 29
9am-12 pm
Magic Camp
$116 • 4 Classes
Popular magic tricks will be broken down to their
basic forms. We focus on the presentation and
performance of magic turning a magic trick into
a magic show. You will have a full kit of magic to
take home at the end of the camp. Participants
will be able to perform new skills before family
and friends on the last day of camp. Ages: 7-12 yrs.
Adventure
Beauty Spa Camp
$145 • 5 Classes
Academic Chess
Girls will be pampered and learn how to pamper
themselves and others! They will learn, apply, and
take home scrubs and homemade masks made
from standard kitchen ingredients. They will
learn how to create simple nails and how to apply
eye shadow and do a friends waterfall or fishtail
hair! Girls will be given small gifts throughout
the duration of the camp. *Recommended to
bring a towel, a snack, and a water bottle daily.
Ages: 7-11 yrs.
221014 01 T-F
221091 01 M-F
$133 • 4 Classes
This extensive chess camp is a fun way for
your child to learn a game that allows them
to improve their critical thinking skills, focus
and sportsmanship. This camp includes daily
chess strategy and tactics lessons for all
levels, fun games and activities to reinforce
chess principles and painting your own chess
pieces. Ages: 5-12 yrs.
Instructor: Academic Chess Staff
220735 01 M-Th Jul 11-Jul 14
Extreme Team
Challenge
9 am-1 pm
NEW
$145 • 5 Classes
This camp is for those who like to play and
compete. Teams and individuals compete
in survival challenges, treasure hunts,
and classic games from shows like Minute
to Win It, Survivor, and Amazing Race.
Work together to overcome obstacles and
challenges impossible to do alone. Teams will
compete for teamwork, sportsmanship, and
enjoy a massive water fight. Ages: 6-12 yrs.
221101 01 M-F Jun 20-Jun 24
9 am-12 pm
221102 01 M-F
Jul 18-Jul 22
California
Summer Camp
NEW
9 am-12 pm
NEW
Jul 5-Jul 8
9 am-12 pm
Harry Potter
$145 • 5 Classes
A camp filled with magic, potions, magical recipes,
puzzles, games crafts and presentations. Live the
fantasy of being a wizard for a week. Think you
have the magic touch to be a Wizard? This is the
place to start. Ages: 6-10 yrs.
Aug 15-Aug 19
9am-12 pm
Star Wars Camp
$145 • 5 Classes
This camp is pure summer fun! Playing fun games,
like soccer, dodge ball, and tug of war, singing
songs, building crafts, performing skits, making
friends, and just being silly. Enjoy California
summer like it was meant to be. Bring your sun
screen for a summer you’ll always remember. Ages:
6-12 yrs.
It’s Jedi Training Time at Camp! Learn to use the
Force and how to operate a Lightsaber. Campers
will build a Jedi costume, be issued a practice
saber, and learn the positive aspects of being a
Jedi. Basic stage combat will be taught for safe
saber sparing. Yoda will help us get in tune with
the Force. Crafts will build our Jedi arsenal and
Jedi games and competitions will be held to help
strengthen our commitment to the Force. Ages:
6-12 yrs.
$145 • 5 Classes
221103 01 M-F
Aug 1-Aug 5
9 am-12 pm
221012 01 M-F
Aug 8-Aug 12
9 am-12 pm
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Computer
Computer Coding &
Design Camp
NEW
$230 • 5 Classes
Learn to code computers while having fun creating
games, making animations, and building websites.
Students will learn computer programming and
graphic design concepts using Scratch, Python and
HTML/CSS. Ages: 7-13 yrs.
221107 01 M-F
221107 02 M-F
Jul 25-Jul 29
Aug 8-Aug 12
Top Chef Camp
Jedi Hip Hop
$145 • 5 Classes
$135 • 5 Classes
Campers will learn food handling skills and
hygiene; then learn how to make several delicious
and fun dishes. This camp features delectable
competitions with challenges. Menus are
prepared and the restaurant is open at the end
of the week for family and friends! (2 guests per
student enrolled allowed at the final days meal)
Ages: 6-12 yrs.
Calling all Jedis! Children will learn choreographed movements with light sabers they create
in class. Movements are hip hop/jazz-based and
age appropriate. Class will also include basic coordination techniques, strength exercises and teamwork activities. Performance on last day of class
for family and friends. Ages: 5-9 yrs.
221013 01 M-F
Jul 18-Jul 22
1-4 pm
Dance
Cooking
221049 01 M-F
221049 02 M-F
221049 03 M-F
221049 04 M-F Jul 25-Jul 29
Aug 1-Aug 5
Aug 8-Aug 12
Aug 15-Aug 19 All-Star Tiny Cheer Camp
$110 • 5 Classes
Instructor: Culinary Kids
1:30-4:30 pm
1:30-4:30 pm
1:30-4:30 pm
1:30-4:30 pm
Jul 25-Jul 29
10 am-12 pm
All-in-One Dance Camp
$135 • 5 Classes
In this camp, students will build a proper and wellrounded foundation for dance through beginning
hip hop, jazz, musical theater dance and basic
tumbling. Dancers will learn dance combinations,
routines and performance skills utilizing these
dance forms for a performance for parents on the
last day of camp. Camp also includes daily crafts
and team-building games. Ages: 5-9 yrs.
221048 01 M-F
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Aug 1-Aug 5
210401 01 M-F
Come join OC Dance’s Cheer instructors to learn
cheers and pom dances. In this camp participants
will learn the foundation for cheerleading through
basic arm motions, jumps, chants, pom dance and
beginning tumbling. Participants will also play
games and do cheer crafts each day for our final
performance for family and friends on the last day
of camp. All moves and songs are age appropriate
and camp format is done by award-winning kids
cheer coach, Kim Esmond. Ages: 4-7 yrs.
211077 01 M-F
Parent & Me
Princess Ballet
Does your little one dream of being a princess? If
so, this class is for your child! The princess ballet
series is an introduction to the fundamentals of
ballet and creative movement with an element of
fun and fantasy. With a little help from parent/
caretaker, children use props, dress in princess
tutus, enjoy princess story time, dance to classical
fairy tale music and make crafts. Each session features different princesses and instructor provides
dance skirts and props. Active parent/caretaker
participation is required. Ages: 1.5-3 yrs.
$178 • 5 Classes
Jul 18-Jul 22 9:30 am-12:30 pm
$59 • 5 Classes
Culinary Kids
From the oven to your tummy, kids will be inspired
to cook, create and experiment in the kitchen.
Come mix, mash and mingle in the kitchen and
make lots of zesty new friends in the process. Each
week of camp will be different so come to one or
come to all. For food allergy information, please
call 949.292.4720 Ages: 5-12 yrs.
221105 01 M-F
2-5 pm
2-5 pm
NEW
9 am-12 pm
Jul 11-Jul 15
9:30-10:30 am
Pop Star Sing &
Dance Camp
$129 • 5 Classes
For all the Pop Stars, this camp is a hit. Participants will learn and sing lyrics to their favorite Radio Disney songs such as Katy Perry, Taylor Swift,
Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato and others while
dancing to fun, clean choreography like a true pop
star. Props and crafts will be made for final performance on Friday. Participants will also play games
and make crafts for their pop star performance for
family and friends on last day of camp. All songs,
moves and themes are age appropriate and jazz/
hip hop based. Ages: 5-9 yrs.
220438 01 M-F
Jul 11-Jul 15
1-3:30 pm
S P R I N G 2016
Film
Minecraft Flix
$173 • 5 Classes
Animation Flix
$173 • 5 Classes
Princess Academy – 1
NEW
$135 • 5 Classes
Join us for a week of ballet, etiquette and what it
means to be a true princess. Campers will learn the
fundamentals of beginning ballet, poise, grace,
and choreography of their ballet dance. Camp
will also include daily etiquette lessons and group
kindness discussions and anti-bullying activities
that can be applied outside of camp. Daily princess
crafts will be made, games will be played and even
a surprise visit from a real princess! Showcase
for parents and friends on last day of camp. $20
material fee due first day of camp for 5 themed
crafts. Ages: 4-7 yrs.
221104 01 M-F
Jul 18-Jul 22
1-4 pm
Princess Academy – 2
NEW
$129 • 5 Classes
“Have courage and be kind” as a princess would
say – This academy will focus on various genres
of dance, group kindness and anti-bullying
activities. Campers will learn dance moves and
choreographed dances with a basis of jazz, ballet
and tumbling. Each day participants will engage in
group kindness activities and discussions that can
be applied to real life. Princesses-in-training will
also do crafts, engage in team building games, and
work on etiquette skills. A real life princess will visit
during camp, and on the last day of camp, there will
be a showcase for parents and friends. Ages: 4-7 yrs.
Each day you’ll use a new style of stop-motion,
combining favorites from the past with new
styles, making this camp different each year! It’s
the ultimate arts and crafts camp where students
create, direct, and film their movies in ageappropriate groups. *Flix downloadable a month
after camp ends. Ages: 7-13 yrs.
What to bring: $30 cash production fee
Jul 25-Jul 29
Do you want to have a blast making a movie? We
will guide you through “Action” to “That’s a wrap”
as you brainstorm, location scout, bring in props
and costumes, act and direct in a collaborative
movie that will be fun for the entire audience.
*Flix downloadable a month after camp ends.
Ages: 7-13 yrs.
Instructor: IncrediFlix Crew
Jun 20-Jun 24
$173 • 5 Classes
Bring Lego® worlds to life! We provide the Legos
and you provide your imagination. Students will
create a Lego® set with Lego® characters for a movie
they storyboard, write, shoot, and add voice-over
in age-appropriate groups. *Flix downloadable a
month after camp ends. Ages: 7-13 yrs.
221043 01 M-F
Princess Ballet Camp
$59 • 5 Classes
Calling all Dancing Princesses! The princess series
ballet camp is an introduction to the fundamentals
of ballet and creative movement with an element
of fun and fantasy. Participants enjoy learning
basic ballet movements and vocabulary, hear their
favorite princess stories, dress in princess tutus with
props, and make princess crafts. Instructor provides
dance skirts, wands, and props. Ages: 3-6 yrs.
Jun 20-Jun 24
1-4 pm
Gymnastics
Girl’s Gymnastics
Tumbling Camp
$99 • 4 Classes
Gymnastics and cheer students - this is a great
opportunity to learn or improve your tumbling
skills, while enjoying the extra time a camp
format allows. Camps are very skill-focused with
progression in mind, along with fun & games of
course! Register early to save your spot to receive
professional coaching by Marie Corbett, this
camp is perfect for all skill levels and will include
a performance for friends and family on the last
day. Please wear leotards or stretchy clothes, your
hair up and bring a snack and water bottle. Ages:
6-11.5 yrs.
Instructor: Marie Corbett
221025 01 M-Th Jul 11-Jul 14
221025 02 M-Th Jul 25-Jul 28
221025 03 M-Th Aug 15-Aug 18
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
9:30 am -12 pm
9am-12 pm
Lego® Flix
Aug 8-Aug 12
NEW
$173 • 5 Classes
221104 02 M-F
221000 01 M-F
9 am-12 pm
Live Action Flix
221106 01 M-F
221044 01 M-F
Take your characters underwater, to a volcano, or
even to outer space! In this exciting stop-motion
animation camp, there are no limits to where
your imagination can take you. You’ll brainstorm,
create clay characters (that you keep), choose
the backgrounds, film your movies using a green
screen, and add voice-overs, while working in ageappropriate groups. *Flix downloadable a month
after camp ends. Ages: 7-13 yrs.
Jul 25-Jul 29
1-4 pm
Lego
®
Jr. Robotics using
LEGO®-WeDO
NEW
$240 • 5 Classes
Build and program robots in this introductory
Robotics class using the LEGO® WeDo system.
Learn basic programming skills, simple
engineering concepts and the names of robot
components. Work in small groups to complete
several projects using tilt and motion sensors.
This is a great way to prepare young Robotics
enthusiasts for our more advanced Robotics
programs. Ages: 7-9 yrs.
Instructor: Play-well TEKnologies
210440 01 M-F
Jul 11-Jul 15
10:45-11:45 am
220768 01 M-F
Jul 18-Jul 22
9 am-12 pm
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Sewing
Fashion Crafts
Just for Girls
American Doll
Fashions Camp
$48 • 1 Class
$158 • 3 Classes
Jedi Engineering
$178 • 5 Classes
The force is strong in this class. Build complex
machines and structures based on the best designs
from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include
LEGO® X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers,
Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlements and
fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi Instructors reinforce
key engineering concepts such as gear trains,
worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric motion and
more as students tap into the powerful forces of
imagination and engineering. Ages: 5-6 yrs.
221050 01 M-F
Jun 20-Jun 24
9 am-12 pm
Jedi Master Engineering
with LEGO®
$178 • 5 Classes
The Force is strong in this class. Build complex
machines and structures based on the best
designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects
include X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers,
Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlements, and
fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi instructors reinforce
key engineering concepts such as gear trains,
worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric motion and
more as students tap into the powerful forces of
imagination and engineering. Ages: 7-12 yrs.
221080 01 M-F
Jun 20-Jun 24
1-4 pm
Mine, Craft, Build
using LEGO®
$178 • 5 Classes
Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO®!
Resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation
come together in this unique building adventure
game; roll the dice to mine for resources, craft
tools, and watch out for Creepers! This ultimate
LEGO® Minecraft experience is an original game
designed by Play-Well instructors, using gameplay
elements and characters inspired by the popular
Minecraft video game. Students will have a blast,
even without any prior experience with Minecraft
or LEGO®. Ages: 5-6 yrs.
221096 01 M-F
221096 02 M-F
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Aug 15-Aug 19
Aug 15-Aug 19
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9 am-12 pm
1-4 pm
Design, plan and actually create your very own
doll fashions. Students will select fabrics and
learn to follow a pattern while mastering basic
sewing skills and will work on a complete outfit
for an 18” doll (includes American Girl Dolls).
Girls are encouraged to bring their doll to class
for the fittings and fashion show. No experience is
necessary. All fabric, notions and sewing machines
supplied. Ages: 7.5-14
Jul 11-Jul 13
Jul 18-Jul 20
Jul 25-Jul 27
10 am-1 pm
10 am-1 pm
10 am-1 pm
American Doll - Let’s
Design & Sew Quilts
Wouldn’t you love to make your favorite American
Doll a new stylish quilt and pillow set for her
bed? Design and create a “one of a kind” quilt and
pillow set while learning to sew in a fun, friendly
environment. Sewing basics will be taught along
with various sewing stitches. No experience is
needed and dolls are welcome! All fabric, notions,
and sewing machines are supplied. Ages: 7.5-14 yrs.
Jul 14
Jul 21
Jul 28
10 am-1 pm
10 am-1 pm
10 am-1 pm
Sew Cool Summer
Sewing Camp
“Fashionistas” will design and create their
own fashions using a sewing machine. Sewing
basics will be taught and students will become
comfortable working with a sewing machine while
learning about fabric selection and how to follow a
variety of patterns. No experience needed, sewing
machines, patterns, notions and all fabrics are
provided. Ages: 7.5-17 yrs.
Jul 22
$185 • 4 Classes
$78 • 1 Class
220507 01 F
221085 01 Th
221085 02 Th
221085 03 Th
221036 01 M-W
221036 02 M-W
221036 03 M-W
This class is designed for FUN! Students will
explore different techniques used to complete
their crafts. They will design and make one of a
kind projects to take home with them. Students
will also use sewing machines to learn basic
sewing skills to enhance their projects. Each class
will work on a different project for that day. No
experience is needed. Ages: 7-12 yrs.
2-6 pm
221026 01 M-Th Jul 11-Jul 14
221026 02 M-Th Jul 18-Jul 21
221026 03 M-Th Jul 25-Jul 28
2-6 pm
2-6 pm
2-6 pm
S P R I N G 2016
ADULT CLASSES
AM Yoga
Healthy Fit
$115 • 11 Classes
$125 • 12 Classes *
Designed for women who want to develop and
maintain flexibility, cardio, endurance, and strong
bones with gentle stretching, low impact aerobics,
plyometrics, and strength training. Resistance
bands, balance balls, and light weights will be used
to incorporate yoga, Pilates, low impact aerobics,
and strength training techniques. Ages: 40-60 yrs.
No Class: 3/29, 3/31 & 5/31
This class provides a safe, supportive environment
to explore the practice of yoga. You will build
strength, flexibility and balance while exploring
the various postures. Connecting breath and
movement brings calmness of mind, stress release
and enables us to function better both on and off
the mat. This is a great way to start your day; you
will experience better clarity and ease. Ages 18
yrs. & up. No Class: 5/31.
Instructor: Roz Maissy
Apr 4-Jun 20
Apr 8-Jun 24
$327 • 24 Classes
140205 01 T,Th
Mar 1-May 26
5:45-7 pm
$183 • 12 Classes
9:15-10:15 am
9:15-10:15 am
140205 05 T
$125 • 12 Classes
5:45-7 pm
$123 • 8 Classes
140205 02 T,Th
140205 03 T,Th
140205 04 T,Th
PM Yoga
Mar 1-May 24
Mar 1-Mar 24
Apr 5-Apr 28
May 3-May 26
5:45-7 pm
5:45-7 pm
5:45-7 pm
End your day with the practice of yoga in a supportive and encouraging environment. Build
strength, flexibility and balance while exploring
various postures. Connecting breath and movement brings calmness of mind, stress release and
enables us to function better both on and off the
mat. We end this class with relaxation to aid in a
restful night’s sleep. Ages 18 yrs. & up.
Learn to Sew for Adults
140212 01 T
140212 02 Th
Apr 5-Jun 21
Apr 7-Jun 23
6-7 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
Restorative Yoga
$148 • 3 Classes
Learn sewing basics, fabric selection, how to
follow a pattern, and complete amazing projects
in class. No prior experience is needed. All fabric,
notions and sewing machines are supplied. Ages:
15 yrs. & up. No Class: 3/17
140513 01 Th
Mar 10-Mar 31
7-8:30 pm
Cardio Hip Hop
$79 • 6 Classes
$99 • 8 Classes*
$125 • 12 Classes
Come learn some great dance moves to upbeat,
current music while breaking a sweat. We will
start out by breaking down all of the dance moves
and then putting together a hip hop routine at
the end of class. This class is suitable for all levels
as long as you love to dance and want to break a
sweat! Sneakers required. Ages: 18 yrs. & up. No
Class: 3/30
140418 01 W
140418 02* W
Apr 5-Jun 21
7-8 pm
HEALTH &
WELLNESS
EXPO 2016
FREE ADMISSION • ALL AGES
Mar 9-Apr 20
Apr 27-Jun 15
ZUMBA Fitness is a fusion of Latin and
International music-dance themes creating
a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system.
Appropriate for any fitness level. Try the first class
of a session before you register. Ages: 18 yrs. & up.
Instructor: Tania Villalbazo
This class is the perfect way to end your day.
Connecting breath and movement calms your
mind from an active day. You will build strength
and balance while exploring various postures
and the calming poses will help to reduce stress
and muscle tension and aiding in a restful night’s
sleep. This class is a gentler pace with a focus on
proper alignment, stretching for flexibility and
breathing for relaxation. Ages 18 yrs. & up.
140221 01 T
Zumba with Tania
6:45-7:45 pm
6:45-7:45 pm
$85 • 8 Classes
140206 03 M,W
140206 06 M,W
140206 09 M,W
Mar 7-Mar 30
Apr 4-Apr 27
May 2-May 23
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
$45 • 4 Classes
140206 01
140206 02
140206 04
140206 05
140206 07
140206 08
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W
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Mar 7-Mar 28
Mar 9-Mar 30
Apr 4-Apr 25
Apr 6-Apr 27
May 2-May 23
May 4-May 25
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
7-8 pm
Thursday, April 28
10:00am to 1:00pm
Bell Tower Regional Community Center
22232 El Paseo, Rancho Santa Margarita
•Vendors
•Giveaways
•Demonstrations
•Resources • Screenings
For more information: www.cityofrsm.org
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140211 02* F
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AGE WELL SENIOR SERVICES
The mission of Age Well Senior Services is to
promote and improve the quality of life and
independence of the senior community. Volunteer opportunities available. All activities
held at the Bell Tower Community Center.
Coordinator:
Lindy Kehler 949-216-9700 ext 1257
Meals on Wheels
Education
Chair Yoga
Chat with Jose
FREE
Provided by Age Well Senior Services, Inc.
and Monarch Healthcare
New to the area? Looking for a doctor who specializes in senior issues? Need affordable health
insurance resources? Chat with Jose, a Senior
Ambassador with Monarch Healthcare.
M-F
8:30 am-2:30 pm
Location: Bell Tower Regional Community Center
Smartphone &
Tablet Tutorial
FREE
Provided by Monarch Healthcare
Need help with your devices? Join our workshop
and get you questions answered.
11:30 am-1 pm
2-4 pm
FREE
Enjoy coffee and baked goods with friends or
enjoy reading your favorite book.
9 am-2 pm
Lunch and a Movie
Lunch Donation & Free Movie
1st Wedneday and 3rd Friday
Lunch
12 pm
Excluding holidays
Movie
12:30 pm
Afternoon Delight
Suggested Donation: $4.50 – 60+ yrs.
Enjoy live entertainment, dancing and lunch.
Reservations greatly appreciated.
12pm
Fitness
Tai Chi for Beginners
FREE
Every Thursday
Tu, Th
Bingo
9:30 am
Exercise for
Older Adults
FREE
Video exercise class includes cardio, circulation,
facial, pelvic, swallowing and more. Some light
weights used. Exercise at your own pace.
M-W-F 10am-11am
12:45 pm
FREE
1:30 pm
$3 per Card (10 Games)/$1 Each Additional
FREE
Every Thursday
1-3 pm
10:30 am
Players with one year experience needed. Walkins welcome.
Video instruction/discover Tai Chi for balance and
mobility through slow flowingmovements.
Golden Age Yoga
FREE
FREE
American Mah Jongg
Group
Every Tuesday
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Games
Every Wednesday 1 pm
Enjoy drawing, painting or other forms of Art?
Bring your art materials and join us.
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11-11:45am
Played in our Social Lounge, join the group and
meet new friends or bring a friend and bring your
board set.
Gentle Yoga for 60+ persons who want to increase
flexibility, improve balance and energy, increase
muscle strength, reduce blood pressure and
insomnia.
Art Club
4th Monday Every Month
Mar 28, Apr 25, May 23
Chess Games
M-F
12 pm (excluding holidays)
Location: Bell Tower Regional Community Center
3/24
Chair exercises that focus on cognitive brain
function using Kinesiology brain gym exercise.
Class taught by instructor.
Tuesdays
Enjoy a delicious healthy hot or cold lunch daily.
Special Events with entertainment are presented
on select dates. Visit www.cityofrsm.org for complete menu and special event dates.
Dean Ratzman Thurs
FREE
Join the group for this outdoor exercise in Central Park. No experience required.
Suggested Donation: $4.50 • 60+ yrs.
Cost: $6 • 59 yrs. & under
M-F
1:15p -1:45pm
Bocce Ball
Golden Age
Lunch for Seniors
Coffee Talk
Every Friday (excluding holidays)
Provided by A Family Home Care
2nd Tues of every month 4th Tues of every month Social
A modified seated program that integrates guided
meditation, active and muscular relaxation,
dynamic stretching improving flexibility, breathing, reducing pain and discomfort. Taught by a
licensed physical therapist.
Walk In Balance 2nd Tuesday of every month 10:30-11:30 am
Meals are available in Rancho Santa Margarita
and surrounding communities for homebound
seniors. The Meals on Wheels manager can assess
your situation and determine if the program is
appropriate for you. Ages: 60+ yrs.
NEW
FREE
Provided by Authentic Therapeutix for
Seniors & HealthNet
BINGO is played communally with numbered
cards. Numbers are selected at random and the
first person to cover all or specified numbered
slots wins. Come for lunch at 12 pm and stay for
Bingo!
Every Monday
Excluding holidays
Registration Games
Croquet For Fun
12:30-1 pm
1-3 pm
FREE
NEW
Come out and play - meet new friends and share
time with old friends on the lawn by the Bocce
Court in Central Park. Equipment will be provided.
Every Friday (excluding holidays)
9:30am
S P R I N G 2016
OTHER CITY OFFERINGS
Services
and Support
Groups
Health
and Safety
Hearing Aid Clean And Check Access
Provided by the Orange County
Transportation Authority
ACCESS is a shared-ride service for people who are
unable to use regular bus service due to limitations
from a disability. It’s a reliable and economical way
to get to doctor’s appointments and to complete
necessary errands.
Info:
714.560.5956 or visit www.octa.net
Al-Anon
FREE
A fellowship of friends and family of alcoholics
who meet to share their experiences and to offer
strength and hope in dealing with the effects of
alcoholism. Ages: 18+ yrs.
M
T
Info:
FREE
Free clean and check services for your hearing
aid. Cleans moisture, perspiration, and earwax
that could cause poor hearing aid performance.
All ages.
Instructor: Robert Nick, Hearing Aid Specialist
Info:
949.494.5646
Blood Pressure Check
FREE
Do you know your blood pressure? Have it checked
free at the Community Center.
T
Ongoing
10 am-12 pm
Ongoing
9-10:30 am
Ongoing (Parent Focus)
6:30-8 pm
949.766.1742
or visit www.orangecountyalanon.org
Non-Emergency
$2/Per Ride Medical
Transportation
Provided by Age Well Senior Services
Transportation to non-emergency medical
appointments, including therapy, dentistry, health
education, prescription pick-ups, testing, and
x-rays. Call for more information 949-855-9766.
Criteria: Must be at least 60 years of age and
ineligible for OCTA ACCESS services.
M-F 7 am-6 pm
Mobile Pet Care Services
Spay/Neuter Procedures Available
Fridays: March 11, April 15, May 13, June 10
Bell Tower Regional Community Center
The Society for California Veterinary & Vaccine Care (SCVVC) will be offering Spay/
Neuter Clinics on one Friday per month here in Rancho Santa Margarita. Procedures will be performed in their mobile surgical center, which will be conveniently
located in the parking lot of the Bell Tower Community Center. Appointments
and fee information are available for dogs, cats, and rabbits by contacting SCVVC
at (714) 993-9193 or at scvvc.pets@gmail.com. Thank you to SCVVC for providing this important and life-saving service to the pets and their people of Rancho
Santa Margarita!
Low Cost Animal
Vaccination Clinics
1st Wednesday of every month
6:30-7 pm (Cats only)  7-8:30 pm (Dogs & Cats)
Info: (714) 993-9193  www.scvvc.org
Bring your cat or dog for low cost
vaccinations from the Society for California
Veterinary Vaccine Care and pet licensing
from OC Animal Care. Cash or credit card
($3 processing fee) is the only forms of
payment accepted. AVID micro identification
chips are also available which includes the
registration and continuous, 24/7 lifetime
monitoring.
Important Rabies Information
If you have a prior Rabies vaccine certificate,
license tag or license renewal notice for your
pet, please bring it with you to the clinic.
Vaccines for dogs include:
Rabies$7.00
DAP/DHPP$19.00
Bordetella$14.00
Lyme$22.00
Microchip$28.00
$2.00 hazardous materials disposal fee per pet.
Vaccines for cats include:
FVRCP “3-in-1” $18.00
FELV$21.00
Purevax$20.00
Lyme$22.00
Microchip$28.00
$2.00 hazardous materials disposal fee per pet.
Prices are subject to change.
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SUMMER DAY CAMPS
Register now for 2016 Summer Day Camp. Space is limited!
June 13-August 26 • 8 a.m.-6 p.m. • Ages: 7-18
Cost: $45 if prepaid by Friday before week of Camp.
$55 if paid week of Camp.
Field Trips are an additional cost and optional.
For more information:
Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley
22232 El Paseo
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
949-216-9700 Ext. *1280
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS
OF CAPISTRANO VALLEY
Activity Registration
Information ▪ 3 easy ways
1 Online
www.cityofrsm.org
New users will
need to set-up
an account
2 Walk-in
Register at the
Bell Tower
Regional
Community
Center
8 a.m.-9 p.m.
3 Mail-in
Mail your completed
registration form with a
check made payable to City
of Rancho Santa Margarita
The Bell Tower Regional
Community Center
22232 El Paseo,
Rancho Santa
Margarita,
CA 92688
REFUND INFORMATION
1. All refunds unless class is canceled by the City or instructor will
be assessed a $7 processing fee.
3. Checks returned due to non-sufficient funds are
subject to a $20 processing fee.
2. Refund requests for 1 day classes or workshops must be received
in writing at least 5 business days prior to the class starting.
4. Refund requests must be made prior to the
second class meeting.
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Swimming Lessons
4 - 6 mos
Little Dippers 30 minutes $0/4 wks
Monday 11:00
Friday 9:30
6 mos - 2 ½ years
Baby Swim 30 minutes $65/4 wks
Monday 8:30, 9:00,10:30, 6:00, 6:30
Tuesday 9:00, 11:00
Wednesday 8:30,10:00, 11:30
Thursday 8:30, 10:30
Friday 9:00, 10:00, 11:30
Saturday 9:00, 10:00, 10:30
Sunday 9:00, 11:30
2 ½ - 4 years
WaterBugs 30 minutes $65/4 wks
Monday 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30,11:00,
11:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:30
Tuesday 8:30, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:30,
4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30
Wednesday 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00,
3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, 6:30
Thursday 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30,
3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30
Friday 8:30, 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00,
11:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30
Saturday 8;30, 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30,
11:00, 11:30, 12:00
Sunday 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00
4 - 6 years
Sharkies 30 minutes $65/4 wks
Monday 9:30, 11;30, 2:30, 3:00, 4:00, 4;30,
5;00, 6:00
Tuesday 9:00, 11:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00
5:30
Wednesday 11:30, 3:30, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00,
6:30
Thursday 9:00, 10:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:30
Friday 10:30, 3:00, 4:00,
Saturday 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30
6 - 8 years
Also
22982 Avenida Empresa
Rancho Santa Margarita, 92688
(949) 589-1512 calelitekids.com
$30 annual
student fee.
Please schedule
makeups online at
calelitekids.com
Clownfish 30 minutes $65/4 wks.
Monday 3:30, 5:00, 6:30
Tuesday 5:00
Wednesday 3:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30
Thursday 4:00, 5:00
Friday 5:00
Saturday 11:00, 11:30, 12:00
Sunday 10:30, 12:00
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
RANCHO SANTA
MARGARITA,
CALIFORNIA 92688
PERMIT No. 201
City of Rancho Santa Margarita
22112 El Paseo
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688-2824
Friday 6pm - 10pm
Saturday 2pm - 10pm
Sunday 2pm - 8pm
Adult 18 & Older $15
Youth 13-17 $10
Children (12 & under)
Military Personnel & Their Family

summer camps preview - Rancho Santa Margarita

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