KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPRING/SUMMER 2014

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KENSTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SPRING/SUMMER 2014
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Seniors......................................................3
Arts, Crafts & Hobbies.........................6
Computer, Technology.......................8
Continuing Education.........................9
Education, Leisure, Learn................ 10
Health, Fitness, Dance...................... 14
Adult Recreation & Sports.............. 17
Preschool.............................................. 19
Youth Education................................ 24
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Youth Recreation............................... 29
Middle School ................................... 34
Special Needs......................................36
High School ........................................ 37
Summer Camp Calendar................. 39
Bomber Camps................................... 40
Enrichment Camps........................... 42
Recreational Camps.......................... 44
KCE Registration Forms ..................52
Please Thank Our Local Sponsors For
Supporting KCE!
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Adler Team Sports.............................................16
Behind the Wheel School of Driving..........38
Body Sculpting...................................................14
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club...................21, 46
Chagrin Valley Farms........................................28
Chery’s Gymnastics and Beyond ................20
Fieldstone Therapeutic Riding Center ......36
Hamlet Village.......................................................3
Hampton Hill Stables.......................................25
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Highway Garage.............................. Back Cover
Kenston Futbol Club.........................................47
The Pond..............................................................31
Real Estate - Kathleen Bergansky.....Back Cover
Dr. Scott Shell......................................................17
Stankus Heating and Cooling.......................22
Tracy’s Karate......................................................18
Valley Art Center..................................................7
... Learning
Growing
Playing
for a Lifetime!
Seniors
NEW CLASSES FOR SPRING/SUMMER 2014
aRTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES
Middle School
Patio Pots and Planters, p. 6
Portrait Sketching/Painting, p. 7
Tufa Troughs and Planters, p. 7
Stepping Stones, p. 7
Speed/Agility and Skills, p. 34
Introduction to Improv, p.35
EDUCATION, LEISURE, LEARN
Empower Sports - Exercise for Girls with Special Needs, p. 36
Empower Sports - Exercise for Boys with Special Needs, p. 36
Empower Sports - Martial Arts for Individuals with Special Needs, p. 36
Puppy “Start Right” Clicker Class, p. 10
Introduction to The Defensive Knife, p. 12
Great Escapes to Savannah, GA, p 11
Intro to Manderine Chinese, p. 13
health, fitness, dance
Slow Flow Yoga Basics, p. 16
Partner Yoga, p. 16
Gentle Yoga in the Labyrinth Garden, p.16
preschool
Special Needs (new Section)
High School
Introduction to Improv, p.37
Senior Pictures, p.39
Camps - RECREATIONAL
Volleyball Skills Mini, p. 44
Dance & Drama and Play Date, p. 45
Gateway Lacrosse Camps, p. 47
Baby Blades, p. 19
Youth Recreation
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
AQUATIC PROGRAM #0901
WATERWALKING #0902
WATER AEROBICS #0903
Instructor: CVAC Aquatics Instructor
The Arthritis Foundation Aquatic
Program incorporates the buoyancy
of water and the soothing warmth
of a heated pool to create an ideal
environment for relieving arthritis pain
and stiffness. Exercises focus on joint
flexibility and range of motion. Class is
held in the shallow area of the pool. No
swimming required. Class is ongoing and
can be joined for any 8 visits at any time.
The water walking program focuses
on lower extremity function, designed
to improve movement, coordination,
balance and posture. A variety of
exercises combined with gentle walking
in our warm-water pool provide a
“no impact” form of exercise that is
safe for all levels of fitness, including
joint replacement recipients. Class
is presented in the shallow area, no
swimming ability required. Class is
ongoing and may be joined at anytime.
This class combines cardio and muscle
strengthening with the buoyancy and
low impact in a water environment.
Varying depths provide different levels of
intensity for a complete aerobic workout.
Class is ongoing and may be joined at
any time. Eight visits for $88.00. Attend
any of the following.
8 Visits of your choice
March 4 - May 29
Tuesdays and Thursdays
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club Pool
17260 Snyder Rd
Fee: $114 per eight visits
March 5 - May 23
Wednesdays and Fridays,
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
17260 Snyder Rd
Fee: $114 per eight visits
B. May 30 - August 8
Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00 - 10:00 am
Saturdays 8:30 - 9:30 am
17260 Snyder Rd.
Fee: $88.00 per eight visits
Instructor: Certified Arthritis Foundation
Aquatic Program Instructor
Retro Recess, p. 30
Quality of life.
WE LOVE KCE
“We couldn’t be happier
at Hamlet.”
KCE offers a wide variety of FUN
Sport Recreation & Enrichment Camps
ALL
Summer long!
For more info. check out our summer camp
section of the book or our website:
www.kenstoncommunityed.org
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A. March 4 - May 23
Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00 – 10:00 am,
Saturdays 8:30 am- 9:30 am
Register by calling (440) 543-2552, or
“We’re free to
enjoy village life
without the
responsibility
of maintaining
a home. Plus
it’s good to know
Hamlet’s continuing
care is there if we
need it.”
– Jack and Janet Henry
Active retirement living
with award-winning,
short-term rehab. That’s why
Hamlet Village was voted
Best of the East for the fourth
year in a row. Come see for
yourself. Call Karen at
440-247-4676 to arrange
a no-obligation tour.
ACTIVE • ASSISTED •
SHORT-TERM REHAB
HAMLET VILLAGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
• 440-247-4676 •
HAMLETRETIREMENT.COM
© 2012 Hamlet Village
online at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
HEN 1-2
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Seniors
CHAIR YOGA FOR SENIORS
#0905
Instructor: Jane Good is a certified Yoga
Instructor trained at Ursuline College.
She has 7 years teaching experience with
adults, seniors and children.
Classes will focus on breathing and
relaxation techniques, gentle stretching
and strengthening postures while seated
in a chair, and from standing positions.
Final relaxation can be in a chair or
lying on a yoga mat with a pillow and a
blanket.
A. Monday, March 3 - May 19 (9 classes)
(no class 3/24, 4/14, 4/21)
Fee: $90
B. Monday, June 2 - July 21 (8 classes)
Fee: $80
8:30 am - 9:30 am
Burns Lindow Building, southwest corner
of Bainbridge Road and Route 306
Seniors
MORNING WORKOUT
#0604
YOGA AND STRENGTH
BUILDING FOR SENIORS
#0911
Instructor: JoAnn Roeder
This is a well-rounded exercise program
using all the body muscles. Everyone
works at their own level. This class is
ideal as a low impact exercise. Feel good
about yourself by doing something for
you. An exercise mat and weights are
recommended. Bands provided by instructor. Senior rate begins at age 60.
A. 7 Weeks
Monday, Tuesdays & Thursdays April 21- June 5 (no class May 26)
8:30 am - 9:30 am
B. 7 Weeks
Tuesdays & Thursdays
June 10 - July 31
8:30 am - 9:30 am
(no class 7/1 & 7/3)
Bainbridge Town Hall
17826 Chillicothe Rd.
Fee:
1 day/week
$33/non-senior; $28/Senior
2 days/week
3 days/week
Watercolors - Beginning And Advanced #0111
We will explore basic and some advanced watercolor techniques along with
color theory. Learn glazing, masking, wet brush, dry brush, and types of papers
to use. Challenge yourself to relax while painting. Some watercolor supplies
required.
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Instructor: Laura Mutsko is a Certified
Senior Advisor and an expert in Medicare.
Restore mobility and vitality with this
yoga/stength-building class. Come
stretch your tight parts and work on
strengthening your upper and lower
body - (so your posture is improved and
you will continue to move out of a chair
with ease). You will learn breathing and
meditative practices as well...so you will
feel affirmed, full and connected! Its
fun! Our bodies are meant to move and
waking them up is so energizing! Come
join us!
If you are approaching age 65, or
going on Medicare for the first time,
this is your opportunity to gain a basic
understanding of how Medicare works
and affects you. You will learn what
Parts A,B,C and D cover and what is not
covered. You will learn the difference
between a Medicare Supplement and
a Medicare Advantage Plan. This class
will make Medicare easy to understand
and you will have all of your questions
answered before you need to register for
Medicare.
A. Mondays, March 10 - April 7 (4 classes)
(no class 3/17)
Fee: $42
B. Mondays, April 28 - May 19 ( 4 classes)
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
Fee: $42
1:00 - 2:00 pm
Chagrin Falls Park Senior Center
7060 Woodland Ave.
1 day classes
A. Tuesday, March 11
B. Thursday, April 24
C. Tuesday, June 24
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Kenston Intermediate School
Room 201
aRTHRITIS fOUNDATION
tAI cHI FOR ACTIVE
SENIORS #0913
Instructor: Dale Olson
8 Classes
Tuesday, March 25 - May 20
(no class 4/15)
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Kenston Middle School Art Room 231
Fee: $80
Instructor: Donna Koch
Getting Started with
Medicare #0504
Instructor: Bill Amato, AAC
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese art form that
incorporates relaxation and meditation
while exercising. Tai Chi exercise is
characterized by soft, slow , flowing
movements and deep breathing which
encourages Chi (energy flow) throughout
the body. Tai Chi may increase your range
of motion, and help improve your balance
as well as get rid of stress. This class is
suitable for anyone and can be adapted
to fit specific needs. The class can be
preformed seated or standing.
6 week sessions
A. Tuesadys, April 1 - May 6
B. Tuesdays, May 13- June 17
11:15 - 12:00
Hamlet Village Club House
Fee: $30 per session
Fee: $15
aRTHRITIS fOUNDATION
Exercise Class #0912
FIRST FRIDAY SWING DANCES
#0633
(For singles or couples)
Instructor: Will Craig
It is fun...It is exciting...It is approximately
200 people swing dancing in your backyard the first Friday of every month. It
is really “the happening place” in Bainbridge. The best floor...The best bands...
The best atmosphere...An absolute “must
do.” An hour dance lesson followed by a
dance, with live music and refreshments,
offered the first Friday of every month.
You cannot afford to miss it! Each dance
begins with a one hour lesson followed
by three hours of dancing. A different
band each time!
First Friday of each month. March 7,
April 4, May 2, June 6, July 5 (Saturday),
August 1
Lesson from 8:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Dance from 9:00 – 11:30 p.m.
Admission Fee: $10 per adult,
$8 per student with proper ID
No preregistrion required - PAY AT THE
DOOR!
Instructor: Janet Kennedy, AAC
This class is an exciting exercise
program designed for adults living with
arthritis and for seniors. This class helps
participants improve their fitness level
by increasing flexibility, strength and
endurance, while protecting their joints
from stress and strain. Music and rhythem
accompany exercise techniques, which
invigorate the body, and stimulate the
mind.
6 week sessions
A. Wednesdays, April 2 - May 7
B. Fridays, April 4 - May 9
C. Wednesdays, May 14 - June 18
D. Fridays, May 16 -- June 20
9:00 - 9:30
Hamlet Village Club House
iPhone Collaboration
Workshop #0213
Instructor: Anthony Smith
Two-day workshop to learn and/or share
various aspects of the Apple iPhone 3, 4,
or 5. Discover how the basic apps work
including the calendar, camera, video
recorder, contacts, email, voicemail, music, internet, mapping program and face
time. Experience researching and downloading new apps. Learn how to backup
your iPhone through your computer or
via the iCloud.
2 classes
A. Tuesday, March 18 and Thursday,
March 20
3:30 - 5:30
Kenston Middle School computer Lab 122
Fee: $55
COMPUTER CLASSES
WITH ANTHONY SMITH
Anthony Smith is a retired
teacher with 35 years of teaching experience in the areas of
Computer Science and
Mathematics.
All classes held in KMS
Room 122 Computer Lab
COMPUTERS 101 #0220
Do you want to be able to
communicate with your children and
grandchildren? This class is a two-day
learning experience designed to
introduce you to the basics of using
a computer for both Mac and PC
computer users. You will be given
instructions on using email via a
gmail account including sending and
receiving attachments such as family
photos. You will learn how to Skype;
actually see the person no matter
how far! You will be shown how to
search the web, bookmarking your
favorite sites and given the basics of
using a word processor and spreadsheet via MS Word and Excel. Bringing
your own laptop computer is encouraged but not required. This is
especially helpful for Mac Computer
users. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes
March 27
Kenston Middle School Computer Lab
Room 122
3:30 - 5:30 pm
SEE PAGE 8 FOR MORE COMPUTER
CLASSES
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Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
Gary has been teaching photography classes for over 25 Years!
NEW! NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY - A WALK IN THE WOODS
#0108
Join Gary Newyear for stroll in the woods capturing the wonders of nature.
While the focus will be on landscape and close-up photography any and all questions
on photographic technique are welcome. We’ll meet at Beartown Park at 10 am and
pop til you drop (or 12pm).
3 Classes AT BEARTOWN LAKES PARK
Saturdays, May 10, June 14 and August 9
10:00 am - 12:00pm
Fee: $50
INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY USING A CAMERA OR A PHONE #0100
The future of photography is here and I like it! So will you! If you have recently switched
to digital cameras or like taking pictures with your phone, this class is for you. I’ll guide
you through the steps needed to produce excellent results. Questions about downloading from camera or your phone? Memory cards?? Menus??? No Problem!!! It’s so
easy! This isn’t some boring lecture class! Bring your questions and we’ll find answers.
3 Classes
A. Wednesdays, March 26 - April 9
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $50
INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY #0101
Now that you have the basics down, it’s time to ramp your understanding up a notch.
Come and learn how shutter speed, ISO speed, and aperture are related to provide that
perfect exposure and composition. We will look at how shutter speed affects motion
in your subject and how aperture affects depth of fields. Pictures not turning out as
expected? Sign up and we’ll find answers.
3 Classes
Wednesdays, May 7 - May 21
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $50
ORGANIZE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS - DON’T LET YOUR PHOTOS
GO WHEN YOUR COMPUTER DOES #0104
One of the great things about digital photography is that we don’t have to pay for film.
This allows us to shoot many more pictures than we used to. Learn how to organize
your photos using Adobe Photoshop Elements. A little discipline and a few tools that
we’ll find in Elements will permit us to easily find any photograph out of a collection of
thousands.
2 Classes Wednesdays, May 28 - June 4
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $40
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Beginning Beekeeping
Workshop #0110
Watercolors - Beginning
And Advanced #0111
NEW! PORTRAIT
SKETCHING/PAINTING #0113
This workshop is designed for people
who would like to get started in beekeeping, those who have had previous
beekeeping experience and want to get
back into beekeeping, or those who just
want to know more before taking the
plunge.Topics covered will include basic
honeybee biology, races of bees, package bees versus nucs and where to get
bees, how to start a hive, new and used
equipment, keeping bees in a residential setting, feeding, inspections, swarm
control, disease and pest management,
producing honey and other hive products and over wintering. Information on
package bees, nucs and equipment will
be available at the workshop.There will
be a follow-up meeting to show how to
install packaged bees into your hive at a
later date to be announced.
We will explore basic and some advanced watercolor techniques along
with color theory. Learn glazing, masking, wet brush, dry brush, and types of
papers to use. Challenge yourself to
relax while painting. Some watercolor
supplies required.
Students will study facial anatomy,
composition and value, in order to create
a finished portrait that captures likeness
and conveys expressive effect. This class
covers all aspects of painting, sketching
or combinations of both to complete a
portrait. Topics include achieving a likeness, modeling light and shade, mixing
flesh tones and applying paint or multifinishes. Excellent for all levels. Bring
your medium of choice. Charcoal, pencil,
pastel, watercolors, paper etc.
1 class
Thursday, April 24
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $45 per family
8 Classes
Tuesday, March 25 - May 20
(no class 4/15)
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $80
Summer Art
Camps 2014
NEW! patio pots and
planters #0168
Instructor: Joan Rusek
Create two ceramic pots or 1 planter
for inside or outside! In the first part of
the class, create your pots. Come to the
second part of the workshop to let your
imagination “germinate” with a variety
of glazes so that you can customize your
containers for your home. All materials
included. Wear old clothes.
2 Day Workshop
A. Saturday, April 12 and April 26
1:30 - 4:00pm
Valley Art Center
155 Bell Street, Chagrin Falls
Fee: $55
Bring in this ad
for $10 Off
KENSTON2014
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES WITH GARY NEWYEAR
Join us for
some creative
fun! Beading,
Photography,
Drawing &
Painting,
Cartooning,
Pottery, All
Around Art,
and more!
Camps run
June 16 –
August 8.
155 Bell Street
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
440.247.7507
www.valleyartcenter.org
office@valleyartcenter.org
4 Classes
Thursday, March 6 - March 27
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Fee: $45
NEW! Tufa Troughs and
Planters #0166
Introduction to
Organic Gardening
#0165
Instructor: Jake and Dawn Trethewey
Would you like to learn how to grow
your own vegetables without
using chemicals?
Join Jake and Dawn Trethewey, Auburn
Township Certified Organic Farmers, for
an introduction to organic gardening.
You will learn garden preparation, planting, fertilization and of course weed and
pest control techniques! The course also
includes hands-on instruction on how to
grow your own transplants from seeds.
1 Class
Saturday, April 5
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Fee: $20
Maplestar Farm, 10382 E.Washington St,
Auburn Township OH 44023
One Day workshop--Take home your
planter that day! Experience the magic of
“tufa, a type of lightweight cement that
can be molded into garden vessels that
look like limestone. ‘Tufa is porous and is
beneficial for plant growth, so it is a
wonderful plant container. In this
workshop, you will create light-weight
planters for your outside garden using
cardboard boxes or baskets as molds.
You can make 2 or 3 planters, so this is
a great price and you get to make them
yourself. Planters are lighter than clay or
concrete and can withstand harsh
winters. Families can pay one price and
work on their troughs together!
1 Day Workshop
A. Saturday, May 10
1:30 - 4:30pm
B. Saturday, June 14
9:00am - 12:00pm
Valley Art Center
New! Stepping Stones
#0167
Create your own customized garden
stone using concrete, stained glass, and
other found objects. Inscriptions can
also be added. Each student may make
up to two. Families may register
together for one price.
1 Day Workshop
A. Saturday, May 17
2:00- 4:00pm
B. Saturday, June 21
9:00am - 11:00pm
Valley Art Center
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Computers/Technology
Continuing Education
INTRODUCING MICROSOFT OFFICE COMPUTER CLASSES WITH ANTHONY SMITH
Anthony Smith is a retired teacher with 35 years of teaching experience. His last 30 years of teaching was
with the Shaker City School District in the areas of Computer Science and Mathematics.
All classes held in KMS Room 122 Computer Lab
COMPUTERS 101 #0220
Do you want to be able to communicate with your children and grandchildren? This class is a two-day learning experience designed to introduce you to the basics of using a computer for both Mac and PC computer users. You will be given instructions on
using email via a gmail account including sending and receiving attachments such as family photos. You will learn how to Skype;
actually see the person no matter how far! You will be shown how to search the web, bookmarking your favorite sites and given
the basics of using a word processor and spreadsheet via MS Word and Excel. Bringing your own laptop computer is encouraged
but not required. This is especially helpful for Mac Computer users. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes 3:30 - 5:30 pm
A. Tuesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 27
MICROSOFT WORD I #0200
Want to make an invitation to a party you’re having? Do you have to write up a memo for work? Need to write a formal letter? In
this course, you will learn to grasp the idea of Microsoft Word, its many features, and how it can help with everyday typing tasks.
In addition to invitations, memos and letter, learn how create and edit any Word document you want to use. We will be using
Word 2007, but you may bring a laptop with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes 6:00 - 8:00 pm
A. Tuesday, April 1 and Thursday, April 3
MICROSOFT WORD II #0201
This advanced Word class goes into greater detail of the Words document editing features. Well look at how to create
standardized form documents, mailing labels, incorporate photos within a document and create tables. We will be using Word
2007, but you may bring a laptop with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes 6:00 - 8:00pm
A. Tuesday, April 8 and Thursday, April 10
MICROSOFT EXCEL I #0202
Got bills that need money set aside? Having trouble keeping numbers straight in your head for this month’s expenses? Want to
keep track of your monthly household budget or figure out what your upcoming budget is going to be? Let us teach you how
to have Microsoft Excel do all that for you. Microsoft Excel I will teach you how to easily create and edit workbooks, spreadsheets,
and formulas to effectively use this powerful program - so you can leave the computing to the computer. We will be using Excel
2007, but you may bring a laptop with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes 6:00 - 8:00PM
A. Tuesday, April 22 and Thursday April 24
MICROSOFT EXCEL II #0203
Comfortable with spreadsheet basics? Excel II picks up where Excel I ends. Here we take a closer look at how to do formulas and
some of the other functions Excel has to offer. Things like relative, absolute and mixed formulas along with filters and forms you
can use to easily sort your data. We will also show you how to integrate information from an Excel spreadsheet with Word documents. We will be using Word 2007, but you may bring a laptop with a newer version if you wish. Please bring a jump drive.
2 classes
Tuesday, April 29 and Thursday, May 1
6:00 - 8:00 pm
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NRA Certified Basic
Pistol Concealed Carry
Weapon Course #0805
Instructor: Bradley Kidd, Progressive Combative Systems
This is the required 12 hour course
needed to obtain a CCW/CHL permit for
the State of Ohio. The first day consists of
10 hours of classroom education which
covers firearm safety, handling, as well
as the fundamentals of marksmanship
skills. Other topics that will be discussed
include holster options and placement,
secondary weapon options, the criteria
of self-defense law, and the parameters
of a criminal assault. Day two will meet
the required hands-on range time to
increase the users confidence level by
reinforcing what was learned in the
classroom. Participants must provide
their own firearm, 100 rounds of
ammunition (NO RELOADS), a proper
holster (BLACKHAWK SERPAs PROHIBITED), eye & ear protection, and
note-taking materials.
INTRODUCTION TO THE
DEFENSIVE PISTOL #0806
Instructor: Brad, Kidd, Progressive Combative Systems
This class is meant for anyone who is
new to using a firearm as a self defense
tool. Training will be conducted at a live
range, where basic gun-handling fundamentals and defensive skill-sets will be
practiced and reinforced during dry-fire
and live-fire drilling. The material comes
from various sources, including the
National Rifle Association, law enforcement/military procedure and tactics, as
well as defensive shooting competition.
Call the KCE office for a list of Firearm
and gear requirements for this course.
1 day class
A. Saturday, July 19
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
AA Shooting/Hunting Club Range
12006 Fenstermaker Rd., Garrettsville
Fee: $100
A. March 8th and 9th
B. April 5th and 6th
C. May 3rd and 4th
D. June 7th and 8th
E. July 5th and 6th
F. August 2nd and 3rd
Each Session is 2 days
Saturdays, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Auburn Town Hall 11010 Washington St,
Auburn Township, OH 44023
Sundays, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
AA Shooting/Hunting Club Range,
12006 Fenstermaker Rd., Garrettsville
O.C.I.L.B./BBS
APPROVED
RE-CERTIFICATION
CLASSES
March 22
June 14
Kenston Middle School
Cafeteria
Continental breakfast and
catered lunch included
OCILB 10 Hour Code Class
#0855a
8:00 am – 6:30 pm
$199
(includes 0855b, c, & d)
ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING/
HVAC/REFRIGERATION/
HYDRONICS CODE CLASS
#0855b
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
$114
BUSINESS & LAW #0855c
1:30 – 4:00 pm
$61.50
R
egister early
to guarantee
that classes don’t
Cancel
HEALTH & SAFETY #0855d
4:00 – 6:30 pm
$ 61.50
OHIO BOARD OF BUILDING
STANDARDS REGISTRANTS
#0855e
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
$50
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Education, Leisure, Learn
BASIC DOG OBEDIENCE
#0412
Instructor: Richard DiMarco
An experienced dog trainer will assist
you in teaching your dog to walk without pulling, to stay, to come when called,
and to “down” when told. The dog will
learn good manners when in public and
when around other dogs. Dogs must be
three months or older. Bring your dog
the first night, as well as proof of current
DHL and PARVO shots. Please indicate
name and breed of dog on registration
form. Limited enrollment.
7 classes
A. Thursdays, March 13 - May 1
(no class 4/17)
B. Thursdays, May 15 - June 26
6:45 pm – 7:45 pm
Chagrin Falls Armory
7600 E. Washington
ADVANCED DOG
OBEDIENCE
#0415
NEW!“Puppy “Start Right”
Clicker Class #0418
Instructor: Richard DiMarco
Previous “Basic Dog Obedience” is
required. Dogs must have working
knowledge and understanding of heeling, sit-stay and down-stay commands.
Class will continue obedience development with an emphasis on using AKC’s
newest performance event, Rally, as a
training tool and fun reward for dogs
and trainers. Students will learn the AKC
Rally signs while perfecting their obedience skills. This class will have students
of various training levels with some
individuals training to begin competitive
obedience.
7 classes
(no class 4/17)
B. Thursdays, May 15 - June 26
8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Chagrin Falls Armory
7600 E. Washington
Just Once Piano Lesson #0451
Just Once Guitar Lesson
#0450 Instructor: Mike Edwards
Instructor: Mike Edwards
Some music teachers may not want you to know this, but you don’t need years of
weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the
trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. How do we do it? While regular piano
teachers teach note reading, piano professionals use chords. And you can learn all
the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session. Any song. Any style. Any
key. If you can find middle C and know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine,
you already know enough to enroll in this workshop. Topics include how chords work
in a song, how to get more out of sheet music by reading less of it, how to form the
three main types of chords, and how to handle different keys and time signatures. Fee
includes workbook & practice DVD.
1 Class
Monday, April 28
6:30pm - 9:00pm
Kenston Middle School, Room 203
17425 Snyder Road, Bainbridge
Fee: $59
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Instructor: Maureen Donnellon, CPDT-KA
Teach your puppy all the basics with this
fun, interactive dog training method.
Clicker training is a positive reinforcement method of training that puppies
and their people pick up quickly and easily. In this class, you both will learn the
behaviors that every dog should know to
be a good canine citizen. You’ll also learn
about correct and safe puppy socialization, canine body language, and critical
stages of puppy development. For the
first class, please bring your training
clicker (available at all pet supply stores),
all shot records, and NO PUPPIES for first
class only. Open to puppies
6 mos or younger.
7 classes - Thursdays
A. July 10 - August 21 6:30 - 7:30pm
Fee: $129
Frohring Meadows (meet at pavillion)
Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar
but simply find it difficult to find the
time? In just a few hours you can learn
enough about playing the guitar to give
you years of musical enjoyment, and you
won’t have to take private lessons to do
it. This crash course will teach you some
basic chords and get you playing along
with your favorite songs right away.
Bring your acoustic guitar. Class limited
to 15 students. For ages 13+. For more
information go to justonceclasses.com.
Classes include: how chords work in a
song, how to form the three main types
of chords, how to tune your guitar, basic
strumming patterns, how to buy a good
guitar (things to avoid), and how to play
along with simple tunes. Fee includes
workbook & practice DVD.
1 Class Wednesday, April 23
6:30 PM-9:00 PM
17425 Snyder Road, Bainbridge
Fee: $59
A humerous look at
parenting; a serious
look at discipline #0474
Instructor: Carrie Lupoli
In this presentation, you will learn how
the book, 1-2-3 Magic breaks down the
task of parenting into three straight forward jobs. Job #1 - Controlling Obnoxious Behavior: Learn an amazingly simple
technique to get the kids to STOP doing
what you dont’ want them to do (whining, arguing, tantrums, sibling rivalry,
etc.).
Job #2 - Encouraging Good Behavior:
Learn several effective methods to get
your kids to START doing what you do
want them to do (picking up, eating,
going to bed and staying there!, chores,
etc.).
Job #3 - Strengthening Your Relationships: Learn powerful techniques that
reinforce the bond between you and
your children.
Carrie Lupoli is an instructional
consultant to educational and parenting
organizations in the US, Europe and Asia.
Among her various consulting roles, she
serves as a parenting expert for Mattel
Fisher Price.
$12 book fee due to the instructor the
night of the class.
1 Class
A. Tuesday, April 29
6:30pm - 9:00pm
Fee: $25 for individual
$45 for a couple raising the same child
iPhone Collaboration
Workshop #0213
Instructor: Anthony Smith
Two-day workshop to learn and/or share
various aspects of the Apple iPhone 3, 4,
or 5. Discover how the basic apps work
including the calendar, camera, video
recorder, contacts, email, voicemail, music, internet, mapping program and face
time. Experience researching and downloading new apps. Learn how to backup
your iPhone through your computer or
via the iCloud.
2 classes
March 20
3:30 - 5:30
Kenston Middle School computer Lab 122
Fee: $55
Getting Started with
Medicare #0504
Instructor: Laura Mutsko is a Certified Senior Advisor and an expert in Medicare. She
teaches classes on Medicare at N. E. Ohio
colleges, libraries and through community
education programs 12 months a year.
If you are approaching age 65, or
going on Medicare for the first time,
this is your opportunity to gain a basic
understanding of how Medicare works
and affects you. You will learn what
Parts A,B,C and D cover and what is not
covered. You will learn the difference
between a Medicare Supplement and
a Medicare Advantage Plan. This class
will make Medicare easy to understand
and you will have all of your questions
answered before you need to register for
Medicare.
1 Class
A. Tuesday, March 11
B. Thursday, April 24
C. Tuesday, June 24
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Room 201
new! great escapes Visit Charming
Savannah For Less than
$83 a Day! #0436a
Join us on this journey south to visit the
fascinating and charming Savannah,
Georgia. The trip includes deluxe motor
coach transportation, 6 nights lodging
with 4 in the Savannah area, 6 breakfasts
and 4 dinners and tours of Beaufort, SC,
Savannah, and the amazing Jekyll & St.
Simon’s Island and more! A detailed brochure will be available soon. $75 deposit
per person due by June 1. Final payment
due by August 1. Trip dates: Sunday
10/12-Saturday 10/18 (6 nights, 7 days)
$579/per person double $729/per person single $559/per person triple.
Note the Savannah trip is for Fall 2014.
Deposits of $75 per person are due by
June 1, and final balance by August 1.
Cut-off dates are June 15 for deposit,
and August 15 for balance. You can still
register through August 1 with the entire
payment due.
Trip dates: Sunday, 10/12 - Saturday
10/18
Trip leaves from Pepper Pike Learning
Center
Fee: $579/per person double $729/per
person single $559/per person triple.
Deposit: $75 due by June 1st
Balance Due by August 1st
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“NEW”! The Secret Solution to “I’m So Busy” #0462
LEARNING ITALIAN #0435
Instructor: Lisa Crilley Mallis, SystemSavvy Consulting
Instructor: Gianfranco Borroni
Feel like you are busy, busy, busy all day long, but no closer to accomplishing your goals? As an entrepreneur and business owner,
you wear many hats, and focusing on the right task can be difficult. Lisa Crilley Mallis, a time strategy visionary with SystemSavvy
Consulting, will help you spend less time doing what you HAVE to do, so you have more time to do what you WANT to do. Learn to
*overcome distractions and reduce procrastination; *maximize a calendar; *create task lists and systems; and *prioritize tasks. Start
living the life of your dreams. Due to the interactive nature of this course, the minimum class size is 4 students, with a maximum of
20.
1 Day Class
A. Wednesday, March 26
B. Wednesday, June 18
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Kenston Middle School,
Betty Patton Room
6 classes
Tuesdays, March 4 - April 8
7:00 - 8:30 pm
17425 Snyder Road
Fee: $80
Fee: $47
Threat Recognition and Management #0464
New! Intro to Mandarin Chinese #0478
Instructor: Bradley Kidd, Progressive Combative Systems
Avoidance, when possible, is always the best tactic when faced with a potential violent assault. But avoidance is only reliant upon
one’s ability to recognize potential danger. This course provides students with the skills necessary for dealing with a criminal
assault before it happens. Through a series of movement, verbal challenging, and physical boundary-setting drills, students will
learn to recognize and respond appropriately to the behavioral pre-assault cues that are the precursor to an attack. This course
focuses on realistic and effective “pre-fight” tactics based upon an in-depth understanding of how criminals operate. Equipment
Needed: Water, note-taking materials, comfortable street clothes. General Audience: This class is suitable for men and women of
any age.
1 Day Classes
A. Sunday, March 9
B. Sunday, April 6
C. Sunday, May 4
D. Sunday, June 8
E. Sunday July 6
F. Sunday, August 3
An introductory course concentrating on
spoken and written Italian. The
instructor will emphasize contemporary
Italian. Students will learn basic grammatical skills and useful conversational
expressions. The major focus will be on
conversational Italian. Required
material to purchase - “Avanti con
l”italiano” by Joanne Perrotta Paaselli.
12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Cafeteria
Instructor: Yang Yang, a teacher and native of China who has taught
Chinese at the high school and college levels
Develop your ability to comprehend and communicate in the
Chinese language. No previous Chinese language background is
required. You will learn the basic Mandarin
phonetic system (Pinyin), and will learn and practice
frequently-used Chinese expressions and everyday words. Oral
and listening skills will be emphasized, and basic
Chinese grammar and character writing systems will also be
introduced. No textbook needed.
8 classes
Tuesdays,April 8 - May 27
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Pepper Pike Learning Center
Room 33
Fee: $79
NEW -INTRODUCTION TO THE DEFENSIVE Knife #0807
Instructor: Brad, Kidd, Progressive Combative Systems
This course is for anyone who chooses to carry a tactical folding knife or a small fixed blade as a part of their everyday carry (EDC)
gear. Coursework will cover defensive knife choice and placement, understanding criminal assault, legalities of self-defense, in-fight
access, conventional & reverse grip, targeting priorities, edge & point driven methodologies, and empty hand defense against a knife
attack. Inert training blades will be provided for the class. The learning pace of the class will dictate the material covered. NO LIVE
BLADES WILL BE USED DURING THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
1 Day Class
A. March 29
B. June 28
12
10:00 AM - 3:00PM
Kenston Middle School Cafeteria
LEARNING ITALIAN INTERMEDIATE #0437
Instructor: Gianfranco Borroni
An intermediate course concentrating on
spoken and written Italian. The goal for
this class is for the student to be able to
speak more extensively about him/herself, his/her profession, etc. The student
will also learn how to handle situations
related to restaurants, shops, ask about
prices, clothes, and directions. Overall grammar topics, additional regular
and irregular verbs, introduction to the
simple past tense, use of adjectives,
nouns and pronouns.
6 Classes
A. Tuesdays, April 22 - May 27
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
17425 Snyder Road
Fee: $80
Summer Spanish Crash For
Traverers! #0470
Instructor: Cristina Sempe’
Do you have a vacation planned to a Spanish speaking
country? Take what you’ve learned in Spanish I or II and
learn the basics of foreign travel. Your final exam is a trip to
a local Spanish Restaurant where you must order in Spanish.
No English allowed!
6 classes
Wednesdays and Thursdays, June 18 - July 3
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Pepper Pike Learning Center , Room 22
(Class will meet at a restaurant TBA on 7/3 - meal not
included in fee)
Fee: $79
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Health, Fitness, Dance
MORNING WORKOUT
#0604
Instructor: JoAnn Roeder
This is a well-rounded exercise program
using all the body muscles. Everyone
works at their own level. This class is
ideal as a low impact exercise. Feel good
about yourself by doing something for
you. An exercise mat and weights are
recommended. Bands provided by
instructor. Senior rate begins at age 60.
A. 7 Weeks
Monday, Tuesdays & Thursdays April 21- June 5 (no class May 26)
8:30 am - 9:30 am
B. 7 Weeks
June 10 - July 31
8:30 am - 9:30 am
(no class 7/1 & 7/3)
TAI CHI #0615
FIRST FRIDAY SWING DANCES
#0633
Instructor: Tracy’s Karate
This twelve week introductory level
program will instruct its participants
in the fundamental basics, theory, and
techniques of the centuries old art of
Tai Chi. Practiced all over the world for
its many physical and mental benefits,
Tai chi enhances health, reduces stress,
strengthens muscles, and improves
balance and flexibility.
11 Weeks
Saturdays, March 8 - May 31
(no class 4/19 and May 24)
9:00 PM-9:30 PM
Tracy’s Karate
16665 W. Park Circle Dr.
Fee: $89
Fee:
1 day/week
2 days/week
3 days/week
(For singles or couples)
Instructor: Will Craig
It is fun...It is exciting...It is approximately
200 people swing dancing in your backyard the first Friday of every month. It
is really “the happening place” in Bainbridge. The best floor...The best bands...
The best atmosphere...An absolute “must
do.” An hour dance lesson followed by a
dance, with live music and refreshments,
offered the first Friday of every month.
You cannot afford to miss it! Each dance
begins with a one hour lesson followed
by three hours of dancing. A different
band each time!
First Friday of each month. March 7,
April 4, May 2, June 6, July 5 (Saturday),
August 1
Lesson from 8:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Dance from 9:00 – 11:30 p.m.
Admission Fee: $10 per adult,
$8 per student with proper ID
No preregistrion required - PAY AT THE
DOOR!
BODY
OTHER
SCULPTING
LOCATIONS
CHAGRIN FALLS
Chagrin Falls Middle School: Tues & Thurs: 7:00-8:00 PM
M i n i Ba r r e :Tues &Thurs 6:30- 7:00 PM
CHESTERLAND
BARRE FX - the hottest new barre workout is here!
Mon & Wed 5:30 pm, Wed & Fri 8:45 am
PLUS 14 Body Sculpting classes offered weekly
SOLON
Solon Comm Church:Tues & Thurs: 5:25-6:25 PM
BODY SCULPTING™ #0606
Instructor: Body Sculpting™ by Exterior Designs, Inc., Certified Instructor
This results-oriented Body Sculpting workout is designed to sculpt and tone
muscles,strengthen your core, improve your strength and flexibility using a set
of 5lbs. dumbbells. Have fun while boosting your metabolism and get fit fast!
Bring a set of 5-pound dumbbells, exercise mat,and stretch band to class.
Accommodates all ages and fitness levels.
NEW - registrations ONLY AT
Mondays and Wednesdays - 8 classes
A. March 10 - April 2
(no class 3/17)
B. April 7 - May 12
(no class 4/14, 4/16, 4/21)
C. May 14 - June 11
(no class 5/26)
Timmons Multipurpose Room (TES)
D. June 18 - July 14
E. July 16 - August 11
Kenston Middle School (KIS)
F. August 13 - Sept 10 (KIS & TES - See
KCE website for exact location)
(no class 9/1)
All classes 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Mondays Only - 8 weeks
G. March 31 - May 19
H. June 2 - July 21
I. July 28 - September 22 (no class 9/1)
9:45 AM-10:45 AM
Wednesdays and Fridays - 8 classes
J. March 14 - April 9
K. April 11 - May 9 (no class 4/18)
L. May 14 - June 6
M. June 11 - July 9 (no class July 4)
N. July 11 - August 6
O. August 8 - September 3
9:00 AM-10:00 AM
CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION. JOIN ANYTIME!
4 4 0 -7 2 9 - 3 4 6 3
STEP-N-SCULPT #0618
Instructor: Rene’e Parker
Step into the “NEW” you with a highenergy workout that burns calories and
conditions the whole body. Join us as
we melt away the stress of the day and
inches off the waist! Upper body and
abdominal work will be incorporated in
this easy-to-follow and exciting routine.
Step aerobics is an excellent way to get
in shape and stay in shape for any level
of fitness. Bring a towel, exercise mat
and step, if you own one (otherwise
provided) and get ready for a quality
workout! See you there!
20 classes per session
A. March 4 - May 22
(no class 4/15, 4/17, 4/24, 5/3)
B. June 3 - August 7
Tuesdays and Thursdays
7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
Kenston Intermediate School Cafeteria
This class combines cardio and muscle
strengthening with the buoyancy and
low impact in a water environment.
Varying depths provide different levels of
intensity for a complete aerobic workout.
Class is ongoing and may be joined at
any time. Eight visits for $88.00. Attend
any of the following.
A. March 4 - May 23
Tuesdays andFridays 9:00 – 10:00 am,
Saturdays 8:30 am- 9:30 am
WWW.FLEXCITY.COM
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WATER AEROBICS #0903
B. May 30 - August 8
Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00 - 10:00 am
Saturdays 8:30 - 9:30 am
17260 Snyder Rd.
Fee: $88.00 per eight visits
AQUAFUSION #0646
Instructor: Nancy Schmidt, Certified
Personal Trainer, Chagrin Valley Athletic
Club
All new water workout once a week
that will give you the benefits of the five
aspects of fitness. Strength, cardiovascular, body fat reduction, flexibility and
stress relief. Shallow water step aerobics
on underwater benches while doing arm
with 1-3 lbs. weights, then deep water
jogging with belts and weights. Also
kickboxing and stretching components.
Exercises that are normally done in the
gym will be done in the water.
A. March 4 - May 24
B. May 31- August 9
Tuesdays, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Saturdays, 8:30 am - 9:30 am
Chagrin Valley Athletic Club
17260 Snyder Rd..
Fee: $114
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Adult Recreation & Sports
BEACH YOGA #0680
Instructor: Polly Manke
NEW! SLOW FLOW YOGA
BASICS #0649
Instructor: Sandy Grubich
Slow Flow Yoga Basics is designed for
beginners who have little or no yoga
experience and for those who already
have a yoga foundation.
This class is appropriate for all fitness
levels, modifications are offered. Breath
awareness and alignment instruction are
emphasized. You will feel yourself
reconnecting to a younger, healthier
body and mind. Learn Sun Salutations
and enjoy a slower paced class. Slow
Flow focuses on holding postures and
breathing, while creating a strong, flexible body. Reduce stress, relax and have
fun.
4 Classes
B. April 22 - May 20
Tuesdays, 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Kenston Middle School,
Betty Patton Room 229
Fee: $40
(Look on the website for summer dates)
NEW! PARTNER YOGA #0688
Rooted in relationship, this yoga practice
is for pairs. Any partner combination
is welcome: spouses, parent and teen,
friends, etc. Explore creative alternatives
to traditional yoga postures, modifying
to meet the unique needs of each pair.
This is not your typical yoga class. Expect
a FUN class where laughter, playfulness
and JOY emerge naturally as we ‘lighten
up’ with our partner and ourselves. While
yoga experience isn’t necessary, the
ability to get up and down from the floor
with ease is.
1 Class Friday, March 14
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Federated Family Life Center
Fee: $25 per couple
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Yoga on the beach! What a beautiful way
to start the day. The beach is shaded at
this hour of the day and the lake is quiet
and still. Stretch and move and breathe
your way into feelings of peace and ease.
Bring a large blanket, rug or tarp for
under your yoga mat. Class is cancelled
when it’s raining and will be made up in
August. Location: Lake Lucerne Beach. 7
classes of your choice.
7 Classes
Fridays, June 13 - August 29
(no class July 4)
8:30 - 9:30am
Lake Lucerne Beach
Fee: $70 for 7 classes
NEW! Gentle Yoga in the
Labyrinth Garden #0682
KARATE, FITNESS &
SELF-DEFENSE #0700
ADULT LEARN TO PLAY GOLF
#0712
This class is intended to teach
self-confidence, self discipline as well
as assault prevention. Sport training
and promotion from white belt through
black belt. There will be a small fee for
testing. Uniforms are available from the
instructor at cost.
A high quality and relaxed introduction
to the fundamentals of golf at the area’s
finest practice facility. The session will
cover:
* Grip, stance and posture,
* Basic fundamentals of the swing
* Iron and wood play
* Putting and the short game
* On course play in our NEW golf
simulator.
Instructor: Carlos Robinson
7 Classes
A. Monday, March 10 - May 5
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
(Classes 4/7 and 5/12 Held in KMS Cafe)
7:00-8:25
Kenston Intermediate Cafe unless noted
B. Monday, June 2 - July 14
(no class 5/26)
7:00 – 8:25 pm
Kenston MiddleSchool Cafeteria
C. Monday, July 7 - August 18
7:00 – 8:25 pm
Fee: $95per session
Instructor: Mike McCon
COED RECREATIONAL
VOLLEYBALL #0711
Instructor: Matt Blowers
Supervised “recreational” coed volleyball
for those 15 years of age and older. All
ability levels are welcome. Enrollment
is limited to 18 players per evening. It’s
volleyball for fun, come play!
Tuesdays, March 4 - May 20
8:30 pm – 10:00 p.m. (no class 4/15)
Kenston Middle School Gym
Drop in fee: $5 per week
R
egister early
to guarantee
that classes don’t
Cancel
Ground yourself in nature. Experience
yoga OUTDOORS as it awakens all of the
senses in the beauty and fragrance of the
gardens, listening to chirping birds, trickling waters and dancing leaves. This class
is appropriate for beginners and continuing students desiring to stay with a gentle
practice of yoga. This is one of the sweet
treats of summer.
PARENT/CHILD GOLF CLINIC
#0756
Instructor: Mike McCon
A fun and non-intimidating way for the
parent and child to spend some quality
time together while learning an activity
for a lifetime. Introduction to the golf
swing, chipping, putting, plus rules and
etiquette are covered. Actual on course
play and contests are done in our simulators! Fee includes both parent and child.
5 classes
A. Saturday, April 12 - May 17
(no class 4/19)
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Golf Dome, 8198 E. Washington St.
Fee: $142
5 Classes
Tuesdays, June 3 - July 1
8:30 - 9:30am
Federated Family Life Center
Fee: $50
6 classes
A. Tuesday, April 8 - May 13
(no class 4/15)
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
B. Thursday, April 10 - May 15
(no class 4/17)
10:30 am - 11:30 am
Golf Dome, 8198 E. Washington St.
Fee: $96
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Preschool
NEW! BABY BLADES #1101
BASKETBALL - MEN’S OPEN GYM #0718
Think you have skills? The NBA season has you believing that you can do this? Come showcase your skills at Open Gym every
Wednesday night. Whether you like to Run N Gun or Grind it out, well have exactly what you need to cure your winter blues.
Open Gym will be every Wednesday Night at Kenston Middle School from 9-10:30, bring your A game!!!
6 Weeks
A. April 23 - May 28
B. June 4 - July 9
C. July 16 - August 20
Wednesdays, 9:00 - 10:30 pm
30 Minutes of fun and their very first
steps on the ice! Skate rental, Gliders
and Helmets included.
8 Classes
A. Friday, March 7 - April 25
Fee: $105
6 Classes
B. Friday, May 2 - June 6
12:00pm - 12:30pm
The Pond, E. Washington Street
Fee: $90
Early Childhood
Drawing #1102
Instructor: Young Rembrandts
Ages: 3 - 6 years
Your pre-schoolers mind is hard at work
building the knowledge and skills it will
use for a lifetime. Now, more than ever,
its important to challenge their curious minds with activities that will keep
them engaged and eager to learn! The
Young Rembrandts pre-school program
is specifically designed with the needs
of our youngest learners in mind. We
use subjects they’re familiar with such as
animals and toys, as well as their favorite
learning tools - pictures, stories, touching, and doing - to enhance social and
conflict resolution skills while improving
listening, fine-motor skills, and time-ontask. Give your pre-schooler the
information they’re hungry for and be
amazed by what they’ ll create!
6 Classes
A. March - 3 - April 7
Mondays, 1:00 - 1:45 pm
Burns Lindow Building, Southwest corner
of Bainbridge Rd and Route 306
Fee; $75 per session
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PARENT/CHILD
ROLLER SKATING #1113
Instructor: The Pond Staff
(Ages 18 months - 3 years)
These lessons are designed for children
ages 2 – 5. Mom or Dad can walk OR
skate along with the child. The most
basic skills are stressed. Come enjoy
yourself with your toddler and get some
exercise at the same time!
ICE SKATING FOR TOTS #1114
Instructor: The Pond Staff
(Ages 3 - 6 years)
Basic beginner Ice Skating for Tots ages
3-6 at The Pond. 30 minutes of instruction and 15 minutes of practice time.
8 classes
A. Friday, March 7 - April 25
Fee: $105
6 Classes
B. Friday, May 2 - June 6
12:30 pm - 1:15 pm
The Pond, E. Washington Street
Fee: $90
JR. JAMs - HIP-HOP KIDZ
#1174
Ages 3 - 5 years
Instructor: REMOTE DANCE STAFF
Get your kids off the couch and get fit
with this lively & fun Hip-Hop class that
features playful beginner moves to your
favorite jams! Gain new motor skills,
learn healthy habits and make friends!
No experience necessary – dance technique introduced with a noncompetitive
and fundamental approach. Learn fun
routines and play dance-oriented games
that promote memory and placement
while hanging with friends. For girls
and boys. Comfortable clothes and gym
shoes required - no jeans.
6 classes
Wednesday, April 9 - May 14
1:30 -2:15 p.m.
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Enchanting Ballet &
Creative Movement
#1178
Ages 2 - 4 years
Instructor: REMOTE DANCE STAFF
Discover a whole new enchanting world
of dance. Learn and explore beginner
lyrical ballet and and then use your
imaginative skills with creative movement. You’re a dancin’ star in this fun and
playful preschool dance class. Come in
traditional ballet dance attire or come
in a themed costume. This playful class
is geared for girls and boys and offers
motor skill activities and dance routines
your child will enjoy to friendly music. All
students require ballet slippers or thin
socks. All students will get to perform
end of season showcase at the last day
of class.
8 weeks
A. March 13 - May 8
(no class 4/17)
Thursdays, 1:00pm - 1:45pm
Auburn Town Hall
8 weeks
A. March 13 - May 8
(no class 4/17)
Thursdays, 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm
Auburn Town Hall
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Preschool
Preschool
MOM / DAD & TOTNASTICS
#1136
Ages18 months – 3 years,
Instructor: Chery Bessette
This class is designed in a semi-structured, non-competitive atmosphere.
You and your child will learn the basic
gymnastic skills and movement patterns
on small and larger scale equipment.
This class will help facilitate your child’s
gross motor skills and language development using shapes, colors, and numbers
through games and creative play and
will also give your child the opportunity
to interact with others. Have fun helping
your child through the different obstacle
courses set up each week using the
gymnastics equipment along with balls,
hoops & tunnels. Dress: exercise apparel
and cotton socks/slippers.
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PRE-GYMNASTICS I #1142
Ages 3-4 years,
Instructor: Chery Bessette
This class will emphasize learning
movement patterns of gymnastics and
gymnastic skills which will help them
increase their body awareness in space.
We always incorporate learning colors,
numbers, and shapes in a fun and caring
atmosphere. Learn basic tumbling skills
such as cartwheels, handstands, and
rolls, plus balance beam, vault, bars, and
gymnastic obstacle courses with ladders
and tunnels. With a positive and fun
approach for developing strength and
coordination that is needed for beginner
gymnastic skills
A. Saturday, March 29 - May 31
1:15 pm - 2:00 pm
Fee: $103 for 10 weeks
11:00am - 11:45am
Chery’s Gymnastics, 9943 E. Washington
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PRE-GYMNASTICS II #1144
Ages 4½ -7 years,
Instructor: Connie Szymanski
Class will emphasize learning movement patterns of gymnastics and skills
which will help them increase their body
awareness. Learn basic tumbling skills
such as cartwheels, handstands, and
rolls, while using smaller scale equipment such as balance beams, vault, and
bars, to help acquire skills quickly and
safely. A positive and fun approach in
developing strength and coordination
that is needed for gymnastic skills. Busing available from Kenston Schools.
10 weeks
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Fee: $113
Chery’s Gymnastics,
9943 E. Washington St
A. Saturdays, March 29 - May 31
10:00am - 10:45am
10:00am - 10:45am
Chery’s Gymnastics
NEW! ALPHABET ART #1183
Ages: 3 - 6 years, Instructor: Lynn Kistler
Your child will experience learning different letters and their sounds along with
other words by creating artistic projects
utilizing the letters of the day. Learning
colors, numbers and shapes will also be
incorporated in fun unique ways
including, 3-D projects, painting, puppetry and more in an encouraging
atmosphere.
10 weeks
Thursdays, March 27- May 29
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Fee: $113
Chery’s Gymnastics
START SMART BASEBALL
#1150
START SMART ALL SPORT:
BE A GOOD SPORT #1987
Instructor: Jennifer Holzheimer
Ages 3 - 5 years
Ages 3 - 5 years
Join Coach Jen in this six week instructional program that prepares children ages 3-5
for organized tee ball and baseball in a FUN, non-threatening environment. Parents
(under the direction of the Start Smart instructor), will work one-on-one with their
child while learning a variety of baseball skills: throwing, catching, batting, running/
agility. The program uses age appropriate, kid-ffriendly equipment. It incorporates
fungames and drills to teach effective baseball mechanics and enhance motor skills,
while building confidence and enthusiasm in the sport of baseball. Children should
bring their own baseball glove (age and size appropriate) to each session. All other
equipment provided.
Join Coach Jen in this four week program
that will touch on a different sport each
week. Children (ages 3-5) to participate
in a FUN, non-threatening environment.
Basketball, soccer and football are some
of the sports we will enjoy by going over
the basics and introducing the concept
of practicing to improve. Additionally,
through out the program we will be talking and learning about the importance
of being a Good Sport!
4 Classes
Saturdays, March 1 - March 22
9:00 - 9:45
Gardiner ELC
Fee: $50
5 Classes
Saturdays, May 17 - June 21
(no class 5/24)
9:00 - 9:45
Centerville Mills, Baseball Field
8558 Crackel Rd.
Fee: $60
START SMART SOCCER
#1160
Instructor: Matt Cianciolo
Ages 3 - 5 Years
Join “Coach Matt” in this six-week
instructional program that prepares
children (ages 3-5) for organized soccer in a FUN, non-threatening environment. Parents will practice with their
child while learning a variety of soccer
skills. This program uses kid-friendly
equipment. It incorporates fun games
and drills to teach effective soccer
mechanics, enhance motor skills, build
confidence and enthusiasm. Bring a
water bottle and shin guards.
6 classes
Saturdays, March 29 - May 10
(no class 4/19)
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Kenston Campus
Fee: $70
Fun Water Adventures!
Water Babies
Increase your child’s water
awareness and swim skills for a
positive family experience.
Private Red Cross
Swimming Lessons
Six one-half hour private lessons
to fit your families schedule.
Group lessons also available.
Great for children & adults.
Red Cross
Lifeguarding Class
Training includes CPR for
professional lifeguard, first-aid, and
lifeguard training. All books & equipment provided.
Water Aerobics
Cardio and muscle strengthen in a no impact environment
All classes ongoing with a variety of times available.
Call soon as classes fill up. For more information
and prices call 440.543.5141 ext. 143.
These programs are open to members and non-members.
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Preschool
Preschool
WATERBABIES #1170
GROUP SWIM LESSONS #1760
Instructor: Tiffany Ross ARC WSI
Ages 3 - 12 years
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Athletic Club, Tiffany Ross, Aquatics Instructor
PLEASE SEE TIME and LEVEL OPTIONS UNDER PREREQUISITES!
The American Red Cross learn to swim program is a progressive learning experience designed to develop personal safety in, on and around the water. Highlights
include a safety day and splash party. HALF HOUR SESSION PER LEVEL: Level 1Water adjustment submersion and floating; Level 2-Primary skills locomotion and
beginning breathing; Level 3 -Beginning strokes front and back crawl elementary &
breast stroke; Level 4 -Stroke refinement all six strokes & diving.
8 week pass
Summer weekly session
A. Tuesdays, April 9 - August 20
E. June 11 - August 23
B. Thursdays, April 11 - August 22
Daily Tuesday - Friday
C. Saturdays, April 13 - August 24
1. June 11-14
D. Sundays, April 14 - September 2
2. June 25 - 28
3. July 2 - 5
4. July 9 - 12
Levels 1 & 3 - 5:30 - 6:00 pm
5. July 16 - 19
Levels 2 & 4 - 6:00 - 6:30 pm
6. July 23 - 26
7. July 30 - August 2
Saturdays
8. August 6 - 9
Level 1 - 9:00 am - 9:30 am
9. August 13 - 16
Level 2 - 9:30 am - 10:00 am
10. August 20 - 23
Level 3 -10:00 am - 10:30 am
Level 4 -10:30 am - 11:00 am
Times
Level 1 - 1:00 - 1:30 pm
Sundays
Level 2 - 1:30 - 2:00 pm
Level 1 - 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Level 3 - 2:00 - 2:30 pm
Level 2 - 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Level 4 - 2:30 - 3:00 pm
Level 3 - 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Level 4 - 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
17260 Snyder Rd., Bainbridge
Fee $160 per session
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This class is for children 6 months to 36
months and their adult family members.
Waterbabies teaches parents techniques
that help their child adjust to the water,
and learn some beginning swimming
skills. This class is an enjoyable experience for all and it can be used as a preparation for progressive swimming lessons.
6 classes
A. Wednesday, March 12 - May 28
10:30 am – 11:00 am
B. Saturday, March 8 - May 24
12:30 pm – 1:00 pm
C. Wednesday, June 4 - August 13
10:30 am – 11:00 am
D. Saturday, May 31 - August 9
12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Fee: $120 for 6 classes
17260 Snyder Rd
KCE offers a wide
variety of FUN
Sport
Recreation &
Enrichment
Camps
ALL
Summer long!
For more info. check
out our summer
camp section of the
book or our website.
PEE WEE INDOOR SOCCER SKILLS #1128
Ages 3 – 6 years
Coach: Dennis Weyn
Have your child get off on the right foot learning from highly experienced coach Dennis Weyn (Director of Coaching for Girls Ohio
Premier Soccer Club). During these sessions your child will learn the fundamentals of soccer in a “fun” atmosphere. Dribbling,
passing, shooting and a variety of other foot skills will be emphasized.
6 Classes
Thursdays, April 10 - May 22
(No class 4/17)
3:30 PM-4:30 PM
Timmons Multipurpose Room
Fee: $84
YOUNG HOOPSTERS CAMP #1920
Ages 4 - 7 years
Instructor: Gary Love
The Young Hoopsters Camp is organized and run by Gary Love, who specializes in teaching the fundamentals of basketball: shooting, passing and ball handling. Gary is gifted in teaching small children, bringing out the best in them while making the program
fun and exciting!
A. Monday - Thursday, June 16 - 19
10:00 am - 11:30 am
B. Monday - Thursday,August 4 - 9
10:00 am - 11:30 am
Kenston Intermediate School Gym
Pottery Prewumps
#1123
Instructor: Kathy Vencl
(ages 3-1/2 - 6)
CRAZY, MIXED UP ART FOR
PRESCHOOLERS #1163
Ages:3-4
Bring your favorite adult and discover,
explore, and experience the wonderful
world of art. This class will experiment
with different mediums and create twoand three-dimensional masterpieces.
Bring an art shirt
6 weeks
A. April 16 - May 21
Wednesdays, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Valley Art Center
R
egister early to
guarantee that
classes don’t Cancel
Experiment with clay in the pottery
studio for the fun of it. Let’s get our
hands dirty and make some mighty
awesome stuff that we will glaze and
have fired. We provide an art smock
and all the clay you can use. Leave
Mom or Dad behind.
6 classes
A. Monday, April 14 - May 19
1:00 - 2:00 pm
Valley Art Center
155 Bell Street
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Youth Education
Youth Education
Bomber Preflight - Before School Program #1500
SUPER SITTER #1402
Grades K - 5
Ages 10 and over
Instructor: Holly Cooper
Instructor: Heather White, certified K-12 special education teacher with over 10
years of teaching experience.
Bomber Preflight - Before School Program provides before school morning care
and activities for children in Kindergarten thru 5th grades. Certified/qualified
child care providers will encourage educational and physical activity in a relaxed
& carefully designed environment. Get your children off to a good start. Head to
work on time and within budget...Preflight and Go!
4 Quarters/9 weeks per session
4th Quarter 2014
March 18, 2014 - May 28, 2014
For the 2014-2015 school year
1st: August 18. 2014 – October 17, 2013
2nd: October 20, 2014 – December 19, 2014
3rd: January 5, 2015 – March 13, 2015
4th: March 16, 2015 – May 27, 2013
Typical Morning looks like (times and activities may vary):
7:00 am – 7:45 am: Drop-off at Timmons Elementry
Eat packed breakfast, finish homework, puzzles, art activities, reading.
**Parent/guardian must walk their child(ren) into school and sign them in every day.
7:45 am – 8:15 am: Physical Activity
Activity stations: yoga/stretch, jump rope, hula hoop, etc.
8:15 am: Pack up and Dismissal
KCE offers great
recreation and
enrichment
programs right after
school!
Busing is available
through the Kenston
campus and some
off campus class
locations!
Call the KCE office
for details!
Fee Structure
Partial week - 3 or 4 days/week
3 days per week - $230 per child, per quarter ($920/year/child)
4 days per week - $305 per child, per quarter ($1,220/year/child)
Fun, Hands On Cooking program that
teaches kids of all ages how to cook
creative and healthy meals, snacks and
desserts. Different Topics in Every Class.
Each week we learn a new recipe or two
and the cooking techniques necessary
to make it at home. Class is followed up
with a newsletter with recipes from that
week, a shopping list, games and more.
3 classes
A. Tuesdays, May 6 - May 20
3:30pm - 4:15
Fee: $60
Hampton Hill Stables
(Located at CrossWinds Farm on Munn Road in Auburn
Township)
advanced, from the young children to adults. Safe, fun,
friendly atmosphere for showing and non showing clients!
5 days per week
1 quarter, 1 child = $360.00 per child, per quarter ($1440/year/child)
Summer camp dates tbd soon!
2 or more quarters = $325 per quarter, per child (no multiple children discount)
WE LOVE KCE
* Program follows the Kenston Local Schools calendar and is not available when the
schools are
closed for holidays and calamity days.
* Grants are NOT available for this program.
* Registration is first-come, first-served. Current program limit is 30 participants per session,
but is subject to change.
* All students must be escorted into Timmons and signed in daily.
* Parents are responsible for providing a bus pass to the school.
* No prorating
* No refunds
Offered by Kenston Community Education, supported by Kenston Local Schools
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Grades K - 5
Instructor: Mix it Up! Staff
Offering english riding lessons from the beginner to the
No partial payments and no multiple children discounts are available with partial week enrollments.
Join us for some early morning fun!
Are you looking for a babysitting job? Do you have younger siblings who need
watching? Have you had any first aid training? When do you decide to call parents
home? If you answered “yes” to either of the first two questions, this course is for
you! You will get the answers to the other two questions during class. You will also
receive instruction in basic baby-sitting skills, including safety, CPR, infant and childcare, fun and games, creative ideas, snacks and other helpful hints. You can become
a fun and helpful sitter. Please bring a stuffed animal or doll to class as well as your
own favorite tips to share with others. A certificate will be given upon
completion of this course.
2 classes Wednesdays
A. March 5 and - March 12
B. April 2 and April 9
Kenston Middle School Library
(the instructor will meet students in the KIS Cafeteria and walk the kids to KMS)
3:35 pm - 4:35 pm
Fee: $99
MIX IT UP! COOKING CLASS
#1474
Toni Heilman 330-720-4822 (lv msg and/or text)
Special Coupon for the New Year!!!
Buy One Lesson package of 10 lessons, get the
Second package Half Off! (a savings of $165).
Can be used by one individual or bring a friend or
family member to share! Mention KCE to redeem!
(new clients only- must complete lesson pkgs before
6/1/14). Existing Client? Share this coupon with a
friend that redeems it and receive 20% off your
next package!
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Youth Education
Youth Education
ART WITH MATT BLOWERS
Grades 1 – 5, Instructor: Matt Blowers
Mad science #1426
#1409
Grades K - 5th
Matt loves working with kids who love to dabble with clay, watercolors, acrylics, and Sculpey
II. He shares his great joy for art with each child, guiding them to create things they never
imagined they could! Join Matt and discover talents hidden in you. All materials provided.
Please bring an art smock/T-shirt and a smile.
6 Classes
A. Fridays, March 28 - May 9 (no class 4/18)
Kenston Intermediate School Art Room
3:45 PM-5:15 PM
BAND LESSONS BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE
#1457
Grades 5 - 12
Instructor: Mr. Mark Lowe, retired Kenston
Band Director. Mr. Lowe is a graduate of
The Ohio State University with a degree
in Music Education. He has taught in the
public schools for over 32 years.
Mr. Lowe will be providing individual, 1/2
hour lessons on the following instruments: Trombone, Baritone, Tuba, Trumpet, Percussion, Clarinet, and Sax.
1/2 hour between - 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
C.. June 4 - July 16
(no class July 2)
1/2 hour between - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Contact the KCE office to setup your 1/2
hour time slot.
Kenston Middle School Band Room
Fee: $120
Kidzart #1466
Grades K - 5
Instructor: KidzArt Ohio
KidzArt is excited to be offering classes
at Kenston this Spring for Kindergarten-5th graders. We offer students
access to top of the line mediums
like Prismacolor Marker, Art Stix; Vine
Charcoal; Amaco Clays and more!
Our award winning method of drawing helps problem solving skills that
directly help academic performance.
Join us this spring for all new projects
each week, including: A Prismacolor
Stack of Animals; Oil Pastel UFOs;
Mardi Gras Masks with Glitter; Patchwork Watercolors, and a Mitchell’s Clay
Ice Cream Sundae!
All supplies included in fee.
5 classes
(no class 4/16)
3:30 PM-4:30 PM
Fee: $90
KCE offers a wide variety of FUN
Sport, Recreation & Enrichment Camps
ALL Summer long!
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Mad Science Discovers the World Around
Us! Joins us for fun weekly topics that
include: Mineral Mania - This rockin’
introduction to geology includes classification systems, identification methods and an up close look at the physical
properties of rocks and minerals! Class
concludes with junior scientists panning
for gems to take home!
Where’s The Air: We are under so much
pressure! Air pressure, that is! We dive
into some amazing hands-on experiments all dealing with the principles
of air pressure that leads to some high
flying fun!
Junior Reactors: Create a tiny world of
atoms with your very own set of atomic
coins kit! Learn to recognize chemical
reactions and mix up a few reactive ingredients for some sensational results!
The Glow Show: Discover amazing
things that glow bright in the dark and
come to light! Probe the properties of
light and explore some unusual applications of glow-in-the-dark technology!
Ecosystystems: We enter the fascinating
world of ecosystems and learn about the
interconnections that exist between all
living things, including human beings!
Turn Up the Volume: Volume, and mass
and displacement, oh my! Who ever
thought that math would be involved in
making a yummy treat? Join us on a journey to discover how much fun learning
about volume and measurement can be!
6 classes
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
Kenston Middle School Art Room
3:35 pm - 4:35 pm
Fee: $99
Young Rembrandts ‘ DRAW AMAGING THINGS
#1428
Grades K-5 th
Our elementary learners are at the
crucial time of development when they
decide whether they’re good at something or not. This decision will affect not
only the rest of their academic career,
but their lifetime learning as well. The
Young Rembrandts elementary program
provides the tools this age-group needs
to succeed at drawing - a teaching tool
from which the majority of learners
prefer and ALL learners benefit! Our
program works because its not only
hands-on and visual...its simply fun. Add
to this our innovative guided instruction,
topics that kids love and relate to, and
instructors that know how to reach this
group; we take kids from thinking theyre
not artists to knowing they can achieve
this, and everything else, they put their
minds to.
6 classes
A. Monday, March 3 - April 7
Fee: $65
4 Classes
B. Monday, April 28 - May 19
Fee: $50
(busing Available from TES and KIS)
See page 28 for
information about
First Lego League
and
Junior First Lego
League
BRICKS FOR KIDS
#1456
LEGOS® SPRING FUN
Grades 1st - 5th
A. Celebrate the arrival of spring with new
Bricks 4 Kidz models. Explore the fascinating science of living things and build
engaging models of creatures from caterpillars to butterflies. During this six week
class, students will build out of Legos®
snakes, venus fly trap and more! Our
Models move with Lego® motors. Students
will learn about the species and how gears
, motors with with Legos®. (Bus transportation available if needed. Call KCE for bus
number.)
6 classes
A. Wednesdays, March 5 - April 9
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Kenston Middle School, Art Room 231
Fee: $85
LEGOS® BY AIR, BY LAND, BY
SEA!
B. Step aboard to build some exciting ways to get from here to there all
with motorized Legos® Take to the sky
in our Bricks 4 Kidz helicopter model,
race across the beach in an ingenious
land sail, or zoom through the water
on a jet ski. Kids will learn what makes
each machine unique and how it moves.
What other ways will you invent to travel
through air, land and sea? (Bus transportation available if needed. Call KCE for
bus number.)
B. Wednesdays, April 23 - May 28
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Kenston Middle School, Art Room 231
Fee: $85
Guitar lessons
#1467
Instructor: Tom Letizia
Tom specializes in a personal
approach to each student’s musical
needs and goals. Students can choose
a personalized program - from just
learning how to play songs for fun
at home, working on being in a rock
band or performing solo. Must own or
rent guitar; $10 material fee for book.
8 yrs to adult welcome. Please contact
the KCE office to set up your 1/2 hour
time slot for this 5 week session.
5 weeks
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
B. Tuesday, March 18 - April 29
(no class 4/15, 4/22)
C. Monday May 12 - June 16
(no class 5/26)
D. Tuesday, May 13 - June 10
E. Monday, June 23 - July 21
F. Tuesday, June 24 - July 22
G. Monday August 4 - September 8
(no class 9/2)
H. August 5 - September 2
Call KCE to reserve your 1/2 hour
choice: 2:30 - 6:00p
Space is limited, please call before
registering.
Fee: $100 per session plus
$10 material fee due to
instructor as needed for book
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Youth Education
Youth Recreation
Jr. FLL Ages K-3rd #2401a
Lego League - FLL Grades 4-8 #2401b
run club #1976
There’s always something new to learn, as Junior FIRST®
LEGO® League teams will find out this season. In the 2014
Jr.FLL THINK TANK(SM) Challenge, over 26,000 children ages
6 to 9 from 14 countries will take a closer look at where and
how learning happens every day. Get ready to dive into the
Jr.FLL THINK TANK!
FLL introduces students to the exciting worlds of science and
technology. This program features a real-world
challenge, to be solved by research, critical thinking and
imagination. Guided by adult coaches & Rockwell
Automation engineering mentors, students work with LEGO
elements and moving parts to create solutions and present
them for review.
Grades - 3 - 6
From an after school couch potato to
fit for fun! Looking for a way to get in
shape, make friends and get involved.
Join KCE Run Club. Grades 3 -6 will come
together 3 times a week after school to
run and stay fit. The goal is to help the
kids reach the goal of being fit and enjoy
running as a life long sport.
Grades K-3
Grades 4 - 8
SEASON BEGINS IN SEPTEMBER AND RUNS THROUGH
DECEMBER - PRACTICE SCHEDULE IS BASED UPON COACHES
AVAILABILITY.
SEASON BEGINS IN SEPTEMBER AND RUNS THROUGH
DECEMBER - PRACTICE SCHEDULE IS BASED UPON COACHES
AVAILABILITY.
Fee: $75
Fee: $100
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
3:45 - 4:45pm
Kenston Trails
April 7- May 23
Cost $75.00
SKATING LESSONS
(ROLLER/IN-LINE) #1728
Grades K – 5
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink Staff
2014 sUmmer riDing CamP
Chagrin Valley Farms
The leader in safety, providing fun & affordable riding programs for students of all ages.
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SPECIAL SAVINGS ON SUMMER CAMP
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Starting, stopping, gliding, striding,
squatting, marching, scissors, crosses
& more will be the focus of this class.
There will be a 45-minute lesson, which
includes 5 minutes of warm-up and 5
minutes of practice afterwards. Course
includes five lessons and the sixth class
allows students a chance to show family
and friends what they’ve learned in a
fun-time skate. Your own outdoor skates
must be clean and in good condition.
6 Classes
4:30 pm – 5:15 pm
Chagrin Valley Roller Rink
Jams - Hip-hop & Break
Dancing Class #1704
Beginner-Intermediate Grades K - 5
Instructor: Remote Dance Staff
ARCHERY 101 #1477
Instructor: Jeff Furman
Did you know archery was the mostviewed sport of the Olympic Games during
the first week in London? KCE is proud to
introduce Jeff Furman,a master archer,
who will bring his expertise to our community. Coach Furman will teach beginning
archers for achievement in the following
fundamental areas:Archery range safety,
Basic shooting form, Proper shot execution, Practice and training, Grouping
arrows/ability to demonstrate technique.
This program will run at Centerville mills
archery range and equipment is supplied.
Space is limited
5 Classes - Saturdays
A. 9:00-10:00am May 17 - June 21
(no class 5/24)
B. 10:00-11:00am May 17 - June 21
(no class 5/24)
C. 9:00-10:00am July 12 - August 16
(no class 8/9)
D. 10:00-11:00am July 12 - August 16
(no class 8/9)
Centerville Mills Archery Range
Crackle Road
Fee: $99 per session Space is limited
Did you know...
..... if you sign up 2 weeks ahead of time, there is a
better chance the class will not be cancelled?
.....You need bus passes and/or pick up notes for
all after school activities
Offerexpires4/30/14.
Get fit & funky with this fun after school
Hip-Hop/ Break Dance class that features
some of today’s hottest dance moves
and some old school movement to your
favorite jams! No experience necessary –
dance technique introduced with a noncompetitive & fundamental approach.
Learn fun routines & play dance oriented
games that promote memory & placement while hanging with friends after
school. Age appropriate groups for girls
and boys. Dance attire & gym shoes required - no jeans. Bring a healthy snack!
4 Classes
Thursdays,May 1 - May 22
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Fee: $60
Fancy Dancy Ballet
Contempory and Jazz
#1710
Ages 5 - 11
SO YOU THINK YOUR CHILD CAN DANCE?
NOW WHAT? Engage their imagination in
this quick and easy to learn beginnerintermediate versatile class. Here they’ll
learn the basics to dance, style with
contemporary creative movement and
snazzy jazz moves that will spunk up a
unique dance style geared just for your
child. Girls dress in dance leotard, tank
leotards and tights or stretch pants. Boys
dress in a t-shirt with warm up pants.
Jazz slippers highly recommended. All
students will get to perform end of season showcase at the last day of class.
8 Classes
Thursday, March 13 - May 15
(no class 4/17, 4/24)
4:45 - 5:30pm
Fee: $120
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Youth Recreation
PEE WEE KARATE: BEGINNERS
#1730
Ages 4-1/2 - 7 years
Instructor: Sensei Carlos Robinson has over
40 years of experience, more than 20 years
of teaching; a 5th-degree black belt in
Shotokan Karate.
Beginning karate lessons created for children. This course teaches basic movements, stances and techniques. Emphasis is placed on coordination, movement
and discipline. Parents are given creative
ideas to practice at home with their
child. Uniforms are available at cost from
the instructor. Co-ed
7 classes
3/6 & 3/13 in KIS Cafe (no class 4/3, 4/17)
B. Thursdays,May 8 - June 26
(No class 5/29)
Timmons MP Room unless noted
6:30 pm – 7:25 pm
GYMNASTICS - BEG. FLOOR
TUMBLING #1765
Ages 7 - 14 years
For boys and girls with little or no experience that would like to expand their
tumbling skills on the floor, needed for
cheerleading and/or dance from cartwheels, rolls, back bends, and roundoffs.
Students will be introduced to skills used
for back handsprings using fun shaped
mats. Gain strength and flexibility.
10 weeks
Wednesday, March 26 - May 28
6:15 - 7:15 pm
Chery’s Gymnastics and Beyond
Fee: $118
Youth Recreation
PEE WEE KARATE: ADVANCED
BEGINNERS #1731
Ages 7 - 12 years
A continuation of beginning karate,
emphasis on discipline and advanced
technique. Required: completion of a beginner’s course in Karate. Uniforms are
available at cost from instructor. Co-ed.
7 classes
3/6 & 3/13 in KIS Cafe (no class 4/3, 4/17)
B. Thursdays,May 8 - June 26
(No class 5/29)
Timmons MP Room unless noted
7:30 PM-8:25 PM
Gymnastics - Girls
Intermediate I & II #1703
Ages 7 - 14 years
Students must be able to perform
one arm cartwheels, handstand into
a bridge, back ward rolls, pullover on
bars, and round-off off balance beam.
More advanced skills will be introduced
on all pieces of equipment, including
back handsprings, challenging students
to progress onto our gymnastics team
or recreationally with an emphasis on
building flexibility and strength, in a fun,
caring and positive atmosphere. Students will be encouraged to learn how to
develop into an independent gymnast,
as well as build their self confidence.
10 weeks
Mon, March 24 - June 2(no class 5/26)
6:15 - 7:45 pm
Fee: $153
Retro - recess #1777
Instructor: Matt Blowers
Grades 1-5
It’s the best thing to happen for Kenston
children in 1st to 5th grade ever! Turn off
the X-box, hand held computer games,
and the cell phones and try some good
old fashioned fun. If your child thinks
SPUD! is just a potato, and RED LIGHT,
GREEN LIGHT is an annoying stop on the
way to some local fast food and MOTHER
MAY I ? is a polite way to get some allowance, then they should sign up for some
Retro Recess. They will discover a time
machine, full of dodge balls, kick balls,
crab soccer balls, plus playground games
that will require real thinking and skill.
Matt Blowers is an overgrown child who
still plays those old fashioned games.
She will introduce them to all the games
YOU loved as a kid. In the spring we
will do outside playground games.
YAAAAYYY!!
Monday, March 24 - May12
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
3:30pm - 5::00pm
Fee: $75
Gymnastics Beginner I & II #1702
Ages 7-14 years
Class will have an emphasis on proper
warm-ups, stretching, strengthening exercises, and introduce the basic skills used in
gymnastics. Students learn gymnastic skills
on all equipment: uneven bars, balance
beam, floor tumbling, plus vault. Students
will enjoy our ever changing theme of the
week for a fun and new experience every
day in a fun and caring atmosphere. Busing available form Kenston Schools.
10 Classes
Friday, March 28 - May 30
4:00-5:00pmpm
Fee: $118
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JUNIOR LEARN TO PLAY GOLF #1755
Instructors: Mike McCon
(ages 8 – 12 years)
The ideal opportunity of a lifetime at an early age. Each student
will receive the US Kids Golf Level 1 booklet which has form and
skill tests for full swing, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette,
plus playing (done in our golf simulators). As the students
successfully learn and complete each skill test they are rewarded
with a personal tee pin. Once all the elements in the Level 1 book
are successfully completed, the golfer moves to the more
challenging Level 2 book.
5 Classes
A. Tuesday, April 8 - May 15 (no class 4/15)
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
B. Saturdays, April 12 - May 17 (no class 4/19)
9:30 am - 10:30 am
The Golf Dome 8198 East Washington, Chagrin Falls
FENCING FOR KIDS #1729
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Instructor: Tom Nagy
Ages 8 – 14 years
This program is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of modern foil fencing. Instruction includes stretching,
footwork, en-guarde stance, lunges, attack, parry-riposte, strategy,
tactics, techniques, and bouting. Fun and safety are emphasized.
Fencing improves hand-eye coordination, agility, dexterity, and
stamina, as well as developing social skills and manners. All
equipment is provided.
5 Classes
Wednesdays, April 2 - May 7
(no class 4/16)
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Fee: $70
Open Skating
&
New Laser Tag
New at
The pond
For 2014
DaY OFF
SCHOOL SKaTE!
St. patrick’s Day – March 17th
1:30-3:00 pm
1:30pm- 3pm Open Skate ½ ice
Laser Tag ½ ice on skates
(Conducted by Crash combat Games)
$6 admission, $4 skate rental
+$5 if you want to play Laser Tag on Skates!
Your child is welcome to stay at The Pond for an additional $10 and
try our Learn to Skate Program from 3:10 – 4:40
 Laser Tag on Ice, On Skates is offered on “Days Off School”
 Full Ice Laser Tag will be available on Saturday Nights for any
event or Birthday Party!
 Full Ice Laser Tag on Ice can be booked for your team or
group!
Contact, Elisa@SkateAtThePond.com
Info at www.SkateAtThePond.com
9999E. Washington St., Auburn Township, Ohio 44023
440-543-3884
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Youth Recreation
Youth Recreation
LEARN TO ICE SKATE #1725
SPEED/AGILITY AND SKILLS #1965
Instructor: Jason Bednar
If you are interested in gaining a competitive edge in your sport, wanting to improve your skill or are looking for a fun physical
activity to do, join this camp. This camp will focus on gaining a competitive edge through speed and agility training. This training
will help improve performance in all sports. The camp will also focus on different football related skills (throwing, atching, headsup tackling (non contact drills), making cut/running basic routes and defensive skills). These skills can also develop skills for other
sports, so this camp is not just for football players, but any athlete (including girls) who want to improve their quickness and
agility.
Wednesdays, May 14 - June 18
Thursdays, March 20 - May 1 (no class 4/17)
C. 4th - 6th Grade - 6:00pm-7:00pm
A. 4th - 6th Grade - 6:00pm-7:00pm
D. 7th - 12th Grade - 7:00pm-8:00pm
B. 7th - 12th Grade - 7:00pm-8:00pm
Kenston High School Stadium (6/11 on KMS Practice Field)
Kenston Intermediate School Gym (4/24 in KMS Gym)
Fee: $65 per session (6 classes)
TIGER CUBS GOLF CLINIC#1753
GROUP SWIM LESSONS #1760
Ages 3 - 12 years
Instructor: Chagrin Valley Athletic Club, Tiffany Ross, Aquatics Instructor
PLEASE SEE TIME and LEVEL OPTIONS UNDER PREREQUISITES!
The American Red Cross learn to swim program is a progressive learning experience designed to develop personal safety in, on and around the water. Highlights
include a safety day and splash party. HALF HOUR SESSION PER LEVEL: Level 1Water adjustment submersion and floating; Level 2-Primary skills locomotion and
beginning breathing; Level 3 -Beginning strokes front and back crawl elementary &
breast stroke; Level 4 -Stroke refinement all six strokes & diving.
8 week pass
Summer weekly session
A. Tuesdays, April 9 - August 20
E. June 11 - August 23
B. Thursdays, April 11 - August 22
Daily Tuesday - Friday
C. Saturdays, April 13 - August 24
1. June 11-14
D. Sundays, April 14 - September 2
2. June 25 - 28
Levels 1 & 3 - 5:30 - 6:00 pm
Levels 2 & 4 - 6:00 - 6:30 pm
Saturdays
Level 1 - 9:00 am - 9:30 am
Level 2 - 9:30 am - 10:00 am
Level 3 -10:00 am - 10:30 am
Level 4 -10:30 am - 11:00 am
Sundays
Level 1 - 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
Level 2 - 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Level 3 - 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Level 4 - 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Fee $160 per session
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3. July 2 - 5
4. July 9 - 12
5. July 16 - 19
6. July 23 - 26
7. July 30 - August 2
8. August 6 - 9
9. August 13 - 16
10. August 20 - 23
Times
Level 1 - 1:00 - 1:30 pm
Level 2 - 1:30 - 2:00 pm
Level 3 - 2:00 - 2:30 pm
Level 4 - 2:30 - 3:00 pm
Fee $80 per session
(ages 4-7 years)
Instructors: Mike McCon
A great way to start your future “Tigers.”
An introduction to the basic fundamentals with an emphasis on hand-eye
coordination and having fun!
5 Classes
A. Wednesday, April 9 - May 14
(no class 4/16)
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm
The Golf Dome
8198 East Washington, Chagrin Falls
TIGER 2’S GOLF #1754
(Ages 5-7 years, must have gone through
the Tiger Cub program)
Instructors: Mike McCon & Michelle Owen
A review of the fundamentals covered in
the Cub program with new more challenging games and drills to keep your
Tiger progressing.
5 Classes
A. Wednesday, April 9 - May 14
(no class 4/16)
4:30 pm – 5:00 pm
The Golf Dome
8198 East Washington, Chagrin Falls
In Conjunction with The Pond, KCE is offering ice skating lessons for all levels at three
convenient times. The lessons include free skate and 30 min. of instruction plus skate
or glider and helmet rentals. Great for beginner to freestyle levels as well as beginner
hockey skills.
AFTER SCHOOL LEARN TO SKATE #1725
Skaters can take the ice at 3:10. Classes start at 3:40. This program qualifies for After
School Tax Credits. Busing available for Kenston Students. Call KCE office for the Bus
Number. (closed Memorial Day)
A . Mondays, March 3 - April 21 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
B. Fridays, March 7 - April 25 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
C. Mondays, April 28 - June 2 Fee: $80 (5 weeks)
D. Fridays, May 2 - June 6 Fee: $110 (6 weeks)
Can take ice at 3:10 - class runs 3:40 -4:40
Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
B. April 30 - June 4
Fee: $110 (6 weeks)
Wednesdays, 5:10 - 5:55pm
The Pond, East Washington St
E. Wednesday, March 5 - April 23 Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
F. Wednesday, April 30 - June 4 Fee: $110 (6 weeks)
Wednesdays, 5:10 - 5:55
The Pond, 9999 East Washington Street
Ages: 4-8 years
This program is for first time skaters and future Hockey Players.
Skills and Fun!
Full equipment required and is available to rent.
Fee: $130 (7 Weeks)
B. May 5 - May 24
Fee: $65 (4 Weeks)
Saturdays, 9:00 - 10:00 am
Ages: 5 years and up
45 minutes of instruction combines the
grace and artistry of Figure Skating with the
excitement of Theater. Must have completed
Basic 5
EVENING LEARN TO SKATE #1725
Starter learn to play hockey #1779
Theater on ice #1780
developmental hockey #1783
Ages: 6 years and up
This Curriculum Follows USA Hockey’s American Development Model.
Combining skills on Wednesday and supervised scrimmage on Sundays
Fee: $230 (15 sessions)
B. April 30 - June 4
Fee: $180 (11 sessions)
Wednesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Sundays, 3:10 - 4:10 pm
power skating for hockey players and
figure skaters #1781
Ages: no age requirements
Year round Saturday morning program for figure skaters and hockey players.
Experienced instructor will improve your skills.
Fee: $130 (8 weeks)
B. May 3 - May 24
Fee: $65 (4 weeks)
Saturdays, 10:10 - 11:10
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Middle School
Baseball/softball
UMPIRE CLINIC #1204
Grades 7 th and up
Instructor: Gary Ostoyic
Learn basics of mechanics, calling balls
and strikes, game management - certificate will be issued. Day 1 is in the KMS
Cafeteria and Day 2 is at the TES Baseball
field for live application. You will be
listed on the roster submitted to KCE for
potential employment.
2 Days
Saturday, April 26 & May 3
9:00 am - 11:00am
Day 1 - Kenston Middle School Cafeteria
Day 2 - KHS JV Softball field
Fee: $40
KARATE, FITNESS &
SELF-DEFENSE #0700
This class is intended to teach
self-confidence, self discipline as well
as assault prevention. Sport training
and promotion from white belt through
black belt. There will be a small fee for
testing. Uniforms are available from the
instructor at cost.
7 Classes
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
(Classes 4/7 and 5/12 Held in KMS Cafe)
7:00-8:25
Kenston Intermediate Cafe unless noted
(no class 5/26)
7:00 – 8:25 pm
C. Monday, July 7 - August 18
7:00 – 8:25 pm
Fee: $95per session
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Middle School
HIGH SCHOOL and
Middle school BOCCE
CLUB #1215
UNICYCLE CLUB (K.U.U.L)
#1217
Instructor: Mr. Robert Segulin
Advisors: Mr. Robert Segulin &
Open to all Middle & High School
Students
Do you want to learn a game that has
been played for thousands of years by
people all over the world? Are you tired
of being a spectator to a game and really
want to be THE player IN a game? Is your
time spent mostly on the bench instead
of being on the field all the time where
you belong? If you’ve said “YES” to the
above, then Bocce is the game for you!
Bocce can be played by virtually anyone
for fun or competition and can provide
many hours of fun for friends and family.
We have a professional court and you do
not need to be Italian. Each team will
play a match once per week consisting of
3 games. You may sign up as a team or
individually (we can then place you on a
team). Special events will incur
additional fees.
Bocce Sets will be provided.
6 Weeks
Fridays, March 28 - May 9 (no class 4/18)
2:345PM-4:30 PM
Kenston High School Bocce Court
Fee: Individual fee - $12,
2-man Team - $22 4-man Team - $40
Drop in - $3/week Exact schedule to TBD
Are you bored with riding on two wheels
and are looking for a fun challenge? The
Kenston Underground Unicycle League
(K.U.U.L) is a unicycle club that is open to
all Kenston Middle & High School
students. Whether you are a unicycle
master or have never seen a unicycle,
you can join K.U.U.L. The club is all about
enjoying the unique sport of unicycling.
You do not have to own a unicycle to
join. We practice mostly outdoors on
many terrains. Mainly we will be
meeting at the high school with
occasional trips to the Metroparks (You
must provide your own transportation).
Equipment: • We have about 10
unicycles that will be provided and
shared. You may bring your own if you
wish.
• Riders must bring their own helmets
and other protective gear.
6 Weeks
2:45 PM-4:30 PM
Kenston High School Student Parking Lot
Fee: $30, $15 discount if rider provides
unicycle, $5 drop in fee
SPEED/AGILITY AND SKILLS #1965 Instructor:
Jason Bednar
If you are interested in gaining a competitive edge in your sport, wanting to improve
your skill or are looking for a fun physical activity to do, join this camp. This camp will
focus on gaining a competitive edge through speed and agility training. This training
will help improve performance in all sports. The camp will also focus on different football related skills (throwing, atching, heads-up tackling (non contact drills), making cut/
running basic routes and defensive skills). These skills can also develop skills for other
sports, so this camp is not just for football players, but any athlete (including girls) who
want to improve their quickness and agility.
Wednesdays, May 14 - June 18
Kenston High School Stadium
Kenston Intermediate School Gym (4/24 in KMS) (6/11 on KMS Practice Field)
Fee: $65 per session (6 classes)
INTRODUCTION TO IMPROV #1221
Grades 6 - 8
Instructor: Don Mitri
This high energy, fast paced and physical class works to return the student back
to the “art of play”. Intro to Improv utilizes fun and exciting improv games in a “no
right or wrong” atmosphere. This class is centered around the main improvisational
theater principle of “yes...and” which builds confidence, trust, acceptance and fosters
team building skills through positive reinforcement. In this class we will work to bring
students out of their comfort zone through different exciting game structure scenarios. Intro to improv gives the student the understanding that there are no limitations
when approaching challenges at work, on stage and in life.
6 Classes
A. Tuesdays, March 4 - April 8
7:00 - 8:30pm
Kenston Middle Chorus Room
Fee: $120
BAND LESSONS BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE
#1457
Grades 5 - 12
Instructor: Mr. Mark Lowe, retired Kenston
Band Director. Mr. Lowe is a graduate of
The Ohio State University with a degree
in Music Education. He has taught in the
public schools for over 32 years.
Mr. Lowe will be providing individual, 1/2
hour lessons on the following instruments: Trombone, Baritone, Tuba, Trumpet, Percussion, Clarinet, and Sax.
1/2 hour between - 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
C.. June 4 - July 16
(no class July 2)
1/2 hour between - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Contact the KCE office to setup your 1/2
hour time slot.
Fee: $120
Young Rembrandts
cartooning for
middle school #1606
Grades 6-8
Instructor: Young Rembrandts Staff
For all kids who need to stay engaged
and laughing, our cartooning classes are
surely the most fun you can have while
learning! This entertaining program
combines Young Rembrandts innovative,
hands-on teaching method with lighthearted subject matter that engages
children, their sense of humor and their
vivid imaginations. Maintaining a quick
pace and drawings that tell a story also
help kids to stay on-task, learn from
their mistakes, find new solutions to a
problem and communicate ideas and
concepts through pictures - skills with
lifetime benefits!
6 weeks
Tuesdays, 2:45 - 3:45 pm
Guitar lessons
#1467
Instructor: Tom Letizia
Tom specializes in a personal
approach to each student’s musical
needs and goals. Students can choose
a personalized program - from just
learning how to play songs for fun
at home, working on being in a rock
band or performing solo. Must own or
rent guitar; $10 material fee for book.
8 yrs to adult welcome. Please contact
the KCE office to set up your 1/2 hour
time slot for this 5 week session.
5 weeks
(no class 4/14, 4/21)
B. Tuesday, March 18 - April 29
(no class 4/15, 4/22)
C. Monday May 12 - June 16
(no class 5/26)
D. Tuesday, May 13 - June 10
E. Monday, June 23 - July 21
F. Tuesday, June 24 - July 22
G. Monday August 4 - September 8
(no class 9/2)
H. August 5 - September 2
Call KCE to reserve your 1/2 hour
choice: 2:30 - 6:00p
Space is limited, please call before
registering.
Fee: $100 per session plus
$10 material fee due to
instructor as needed for book
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Special Needs
High School
Kenston Community Education has teamed up with Empower Sports to provide quality
programs for individuals with special needs
The mission of empower sports is to enrich the lives of individuals with physical, social,
emotional and economic challenges through sports and exercise. We are pleased to
be working with KCE to bring further exercise programming to our communities for
individuals with special needs.
Empower Sports Exercise For Girls With
Special Needs#1300
Ages 12 - 18
Instructor: Kate Schlagbaum
This is an informal and fun exercise class
with peer volunteers that emphasizes
movement and social interaction.
6 Classes
A. Tuesdays, March 17 - April 29
(no class 4/15)
B. May 6 - June 10
(5/27 class in KMS Cafeteria)
C. June 17 - July 15 (5 weeks) Fee: $50
D. August 12 - September 16
(8/12 class in KMS Cafeteria)
6:30pm - 7:15pm
Fee: $60 (session C Fee: $50)
Empower Sports - Martial
Arts for Individuals with
Special Needs #1302
Empower Sports Exercise For boys With
Special Needs#1301
Ages 12 - 18
Instructor: William Johnson
This is an informal and fun exercise class
with peer volunteers that emphasizes
movement and social interaction.
6 Classes
A. Saturdays, March 8 - April 12
Fee: $60
MORE DATES COMING! WATCH THE KCE
WEBSITE FOR DETAILS -
Ages 8-18
Instructor: E. Samuel Nieves
This class provides a fun way for youth
to direct physical energy in a productive
way. It teaches the basics of karate with
peer volunteers.
6 Classes
A. Wednesday, March 5 - April 9
7:00 - 7:45pm
Gardiner Elementry School Gym
Fee: $90
MORE DATES COMING! WATCH THE KCE
WEBSITE FOR DETAILS -
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
More classses are
in the planning
stages. Please
check the website
for updates!
Instructor: Don Mitri
This high energy, fast paced and physical
class works to return the student back to
the “art of play”. Intro to Improv utilizes
fun and exciting improv games in a “no
right or wrong” atmosphere. This class
is centered around the main improvisational theater principle of “yes...and”
which builds confidence, trust, acceptance and fosters team building skills
through positive reinforcement. In this
class we will work to bring students out
of their comfort zone through different
exciting game structure scenarios. Intro
to improv gives the student the understanding that there are no limitations
when approaching challenges at work,
on stage and in life.
6 Classes
A. Wednesday, March 5 - April 9
7:00 - 8:30pm
Kenston Middle Chorus Room
Fee: $120
Baseball/softball
UMPIRE CLINIC #1204
Grades 7 th and up
Instructor: Gary Ostoyic
Learn basics of mechanics, calling balls
and strikes, game management - certificate will be issued. Day 1 is in the KMS
Cafeteria and Day 2 is at the TES Baseball
field for live application. You will be
listed on the roster submitted to KCE for
potential employment.
2 Days
Saturday, April 26 & May 3
9:00 am - 11:00am
Day 1 - Kenston Middle School Cafeteria
Day 2 - KHS JV Softball field
Fee: $40
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INTRODUCTION TO IMPROV
#1221 Grades 9 - 12
SPEED/AGILITY AND SKILLS #1965 Instructor: Jason Bednar
If you are interested in gaining a competitive edge in your sport, wanting to improve
your skill or are looking for a fun physical activity to do, join this camp. This camp will
focus on gaining a competitive edge through speed and agility training. This training will help improve performance in all sports. The camp will also focus on different
football related skills (throwing, atching, heads-up tackling (non contact drills), making cut/running basic routes and defensive skills). These skills can also develop skills
for other sports, so this camp is not just for football players, but any athlete (including
girls) who want to improve their quickness and agility.
Wednesday, May 14- June 18
Thursday, March 20 - May 1 (no class 4/17)
Kenston High School Stadium
Kenston Intermediate School Gym (4/24 in KMS) (6/11 on KMS Practice Field)
UNICYCLE CLUB (K.U.U.L)
#1217
Instructor: Mr. Robert Segulin
Are you bored with riding on two wheels
and are looking for a fun challenge? The
Kenston Underground Unicycle League
(K.U.U.L) is a unicycle club that is open
to all Kenston Middle & High School students. Whether you are a unicycle master
or have never seen a unicycle, you can
join K.U.U.L. The club is all about enjoying the unique sport of unicycling. You
do not have to own a unicycle to join.
We practice mostly outdoors on many
terrains. Mainly we will be meeting at
the high school with occasional trips to
the Metroparks (You must provide your
own transportation).
Equipment: • We have about 10
unicycles that will be provided and
shared. You may bring your own if you
wish.
• Riders must bring their own helmets
and other protective gear.
6 Weeks
Thursdays, March 27 - May 8
2:45 PM-4:30 PM
Kenston High School Student Parking Lot
Fee: $30, $15 discount if rider provides
unicycle, $5 drop in fee
HIGH SCHOOL and
Middle school BOCCE
CLUB #1215
Advisors: Mr. Robert Segulin &
Mr. John Sandy
Open to all Middle & High School
Students
Do you want to learn a game that has
been played for thousands of years by
people all over the world? Are you tired
of being a spectator to a game and really
want to be THE player IN a game? Is your
time spent mostly on the bench instead
of being on the field all the time where
you belong? If you’ve said “YES” to the
above, then Bocce is the game for you!
Bocce can be played by virtually anyone
for fun or competition and can provide
many hours of fun for friends and family.
We have a professional court and you do
not need to be Italian. Each team will
play a match once per week consisting of
3 games. You may sign up as a team or
individually (we can then place you on a
team). Special events will incur
additional fees. Bocce Sets will be
provided.
6 Weeks
Fridays, March 28 - May 9 (no class 4/18)
2:345PM-4:30 PM
Kenston High School Bocce Court
Fee: Individual fee - $12,
2-man Team - $22 4-man Team - $40
Drop in - $3/week Exact schedule to TBD
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Hign School
Got
NEW! Senior Portraits
with WhiteSands
Photography#1250
Wheels?
WhiteSands Photography focuses on
you. Do you want beautiful portraits, the
convenience of a local studio, up-front
pricing, first class customer service, while
giving a little back to your community?
Book your session today.
www.whitesandsphotography.net
Behind the Wheel School of driving
creating tomorrow’s Safe drivers today!
$385
• Classes begin at 2:30 pm in Kenston
Middle School during school year
• Only 8 classroom sessions
• 8 hours one-on-one driving instruction
• State-certified Driver’s Ed school
• The area’s best instructors with
15 years experience!
• Featuring the Audi a4 Quattros
See us for ONLINE Driver Ed Too!
Sign up on-line: www.btwschoolofdriving.com 216-509-3574
A. Monday through Thursday 2:30 pm - 5:35 pm
March 17, 18, 19, 20 & March 24, 25, 26, 27
B. Monday through Thursday 10:00am - 1:05pm
April 14, 15, 16, 17 & April 21
Tuesday through Thursday 2:30 pm - 5:35 pm
April 22, 23, 24
C. Monday thru Thursday
2:30 pm - 5:35 pm
May 12, 13, 14, 15 & May 19, 20, 21, 22
D. Monday through Friday 10:00am - 1:05pm
June 9, 10, 11, 12 & June 16, 17, 18, 19
E. Monday through Friday
5:40pm - 8:45pm
July 14, 15, 16, 17 & July 21, 22, 23, 24
F. Monday through Friday 10:00am - 1:05pm
August 4, 5, 6, 7 & August 11, 12, 13, 14
All classes held in Kenston Middle School Cafeteria
except for July Session will be in KMS Room 201
Fee: $ 385 - REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH BEHIND THE
WHEEL by calling (216) 509-3574.
Fee includes classroom and gasoline charge.
Classes may be viewed in calendar format on
www.btwschoolofdriving.com.
(THIS SESSION WILL BE IN KENSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL ROOM 201)
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AVAILABLE PACKAGES
a. Basic Bomber Session - $130.00
Your senior will enjoy up to an hour in
studio and outside if desired (weather/
time of day dependent) and up to three
outfits. Receive free yearbook
submission and a high-resolution digital
copy of the yearbook image and print
rights. You own the image! Also receive
a print collection including one 8x10,
one 5x7, and 16 wallets from up to two
poses. Want more prints or digital copies
of additional images? Not a problem.
Additional print collections or individual
prints can be added as well as digital
copies. Contact WhiteSands
Photography, 440-478-8396 for
additional information.
June 2 - 6
Bomber Boys’ Basketball Camps,
4th-9th grades, p. 41
Tennis Camps, p. 49
June 9 - 13
Lady Bomber Basketball Camp, p. 40
Bomber Soccer Camp, p. 41
Little Bomber Boys’ Basketball Camps,
2nd and 3rd grades, p. 41
Dance,& Drama Play Date, p. 45
Tennis Camps, p. 49
June 16 - 20
Bomber Volleyball Camp, p. 40
Volleyball Mini Camp, p. 44
Young Hoopsters, p. 45
“En-Garde” Foil Fencing Camp, p. 45
Tennis Camps, p. 49
Hip Hop Dance Camp, p. 44
Lego Bricks 4 Kidz Camp, p. 43
Kidz Art Camp, p. 43
Gateway Lacrosse (Boys), p. 47
B. Bomber Blue Session- $195.00
Your senior will enjoy studio time and
the ability to go to a location with-in 15
minutes of KHS for some truly personalized portraits. First, capture the yearbook
image at the studio and then Heather
will follow you to your location. Want to
skip the studio? We can do that too! Plan
on up to two hours for this session. You
will receive everything listed in the Basic
Bomber Session as well as an additional
$25 print credit and an additional highresolution digital copy.
Sessions Offered in May and June on
Sundays from 9am-7pm, Tuesdays from
9:30am-7pm, and Wednesdays 9:30am7pm. KCE sessions will not be available in
July. Sessions will resume August 19.
CALL KCE TO SCHEDULE YOUR
APPOINTMENT - 440-543-2552
June 23 - 27
Big Blue Bomber Football, p. 40
Mad Science Camp, p. 43
Preschool Passport, p.42
Tennis Camps, p. 49
Gateway Lacrosse (girls), p. 47
June 30 - July 4
Guard Camp, p. 41
Tennis Camps, p. 49
July 7 - 11
Bomber Soccer Camp, p. 4
Tennis Camps, p. 49
July 14 - 18
Bomber Cheerleading Camp, p. 40
Guard Camp, p. 41
Tennis Camps, p. 47
July 21 - 25
Sign up
TODAY
for a
Summer
FULL
LEGOs Bricks 4 Kidz Camps, p. 43
Mad Science Camp, p. 43
Pee Wee Soccer Camp, p. 44
Advanced Soccer Foot Skills, p. 45
Pre-Gymnastics and Beyond, p. 44
Gymnastics and Beyond, p. 46
July 28 - August 1
Photography Camp, p. 42
August 4 - 8
Young Hoopsters, p, 45
Creative Writing Camp, p. 42
Lego Bricks 4 Kidz Camp, p. 43
Kidz Art Camp, p. 43
of FUN!
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Camps - Bomber Sports
Camps - Bomber Sports
GIRLS
BOYS
LADY BOMBER BASKETBALL
CAMP #1802
Big blue bomber
football skills & agility
camp #1803
4th - 8th graders - ,
Girls’ Varsity Coaches and players
Kenston Varsity Coaches and Players will
be teaching fundamentals and skills,
both offensively and defensively. Players
will increase their basketball abilities
while becoming students of the game.
Players will complete numerous drills
that the high school team uses on a daily
basis. Players will also have fun while
competing in daily competitions that
include hot shot, free throws, and 3 on 3.
Every girl gets the opportunity to work
closely with the high school players and
coaches. (Sibling Discount: 2nd child is
only $40) Please bring tennis shoes and
a water bottle.
Monday - Thursday,
June 9- 12
8:30 - 11:00 am
Kenston High School Main
and Auxillary Gym s
Fee: $90
Bomber Cheerleading
Camp #1812
Girls entering 2nd - 6th grade
Former Kenston High School Varsity
Cheerleaders
Come and be a part of our summer
cheer program with the High School
Cheerleaders. In every class kids learn
and perfect the basic cheerleading skills,
participate in cheerleader-related games,
and perform team routines and dances.
This is a wonderful opportunity to learn
more about cheerleading!
Monday - Thursday, July 14 - 17
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Fee: $85
40
Grades 1-8
Kenston High School Varsity staff & players
BOMBER VOLLEYBALL CAMP
#1806
4th-6th Graders
Kenston High School Coaches and Players
Come develop your volleyball skills with
talented and enthusiastic Kenston High
School players who love kids too!! This
camp is designed to teach the
fundamentals of serving, passing, setting
and spiking. All skill levels welcome.
You’ll learn through fun game-like drills
and friendly competitions. Bring water
and knee pads!
Monday - Thursday, June 16 - 19
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Kenston High School Main
Fee: $ 99
BOMBER VOLLEYBALL CAMP
7th-8th Graders # 1808
Here’s a chance to get a jump-start
on your competition. Kenston varsity
coaches and players will be teaching
fundamentals and skills, as well as sharing philosophies on all aspects of the
game. Players will increase their knowledge of the game, improve their speed
and agility, and have fun at the same
time. Players will be divided according
to age, size, and skill level. Each session
will include instruction time on different
positions and the skills required playing
and improving on various aspects of the
game. Players will end each session with
a pick-up touch game to reinforce skills
learned that day. NOTE: This is a nonequipment, non-contact camp. Players
can provide their own mouthpieces for
their safety. Football shoes are allowed.
Please bring a water and tennis shoes.
9:00 - 12:00 am
Kenston High School Stadium Field
Fee: $120
Learn the fundamentals and advanced
techniques of serving, passing, setting
and spiking. All skill levels welcome. You
will develop your volleyball skills with
the coaching of talented and enthusiastic Kenston High School players and
coaches!! Fun drills and competitions.
Bring water and knee pads!
1:00 - 4:00 pm
Kenston High School Main Gym
Fee: $99
Josh Jakacki, Kenston Varsity Coach
Players will be instructed on offensive
and defensive skill development. Skills
camp will be run like two-hour varsity
practice-honing in on fundamental basketball skills that promote player growth
and development. Campers will participate on 5 on 5 teams, 3 on 3 teams, and
have a 1 on 1 tournament.
Monday - Thursday, June 2- 5
A. Entering 4th - 5th grades
9:00 am - 11:30 am
B. Entering 6th - 9th grades
12:00 - 2:30 pm
Kenston High School Main & Aux. Gyms
Fee: $100 (Sibling discount - 2nd child 1/2
off, 3rd is free)
LITTLE BOMBERS Skills &
Competition Camp
2nd-3rd GRADES #1807
Josh Jakacki, Kenston Varsity Coach
Kenston High School Coaches and Players
Sign up for
Summer Camps
TODAY Dont Delay!
CO-ED
BOMBER BASKETBALL
SKILLS & Competition
4th-9th Grades #1805
Players will be instructed on basic offensive and defensive skill development.
Skills will be honing in on fundamental
basketball skills that promote player
growth and development. Players will
participate in 3-3 games as well as other
games that promote competition and
fun!
BOMBER soccer SKILLS
Camp #1809
Josh Sladick, Kenston Varsity Coach
Grades 1st - entering 9th
Bomber Soccer Camp run by the High
School Boys Varsity Coach and his Players. Your child will learn the fundamentals of soccer in a fun atmosphere. Dribbling, passing shooting and a variety of
other foot skills will be emphasized. This
camp is design for skill improvement
along with fun and competition. Coed
camp for 6 years old through entering
High School players.
Evening Camp
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
A. June 10 - 12
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Tuesday & Wednesday at Stadium
Thursday at Varsity Practice Field
Morning Camp
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
B. July 8 - 10
9:00am - 12:00pm
Kenston High School Stadium Field
.3 Days
Monday - Wed, June 9 - 11
9:00 - 10:30 am
Fee: $65
CO-ED
guARD CAMP WITH JOSH
JAKACKI #1822
Grades 4-12
This camp is to instruct players on the
fundamental skills and appropriate
techniques while stressing the ideals
of working hard and gaining a better
overall understanding of the game. This
camp is a skill specific camp that will
give you the ability to take your game
to a higher level by applying what we
teach over the course of these 2 days.
We will give you a plan of attack for
developing all aspects of your offensive
game and provide you with the drills
to achieve your goals. Fundamentals
include:Pivoting and footwork, Ball
handling drills, Handling pressureAir
dribble, jump stops, Step back move,
Shooting DrillsCatch and Shoot, Catch
and Shoot off Dribble and Using Screens.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
A. July 1 - July 3
B. July 14 - July 16
9:00 am - 10:45 am
KCE offers a wide
variety of FUN
Sport
Recreation &
Enrichment
Camps
ALL
Summer long!
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Camps - Enrichment
Camps - Enrichment
PREschool passport
camp #1900
(Ages 4-6 years)
Instructors: Liz Holzheimer
CHINA - Ni hao! Your child will love
discovering China through crafts, music,
literature and tasty cuisine on this
adventure. Liz will be bringing fun to
the summer months! Come and enjoy an
around the world adventure with Ms. Liz!
4 classes
Monday-Thursday, June 23-26,
9:00 -11:00 am
Fee: $65
Material fee of $20 is payable directly to
the instructors at the start of each camp.
Young rembrandts’
Summer Drawing #1901
Creative Writing Camp
#1910 (Entering 3rd - 5th grade)
Grades K - 5
Summer Drawing with Young
Rembrandts! We teach drawing with
a see - touch - do method that all kids
can succeed with, learn from and love!
We look forward to an exciting summer
of classes in Kenston. The secret to our
success is that children ALREADY love
to draw - we just take their love a little
further, by giving them a solid
foundation that will take their drawings
from doodles to confidence-boosting
achievements. During our once-a-week
classes, we use an innovative
step-by-step approach on drawing topics your kids can relate to and learn from.
Watch your child reach a new level of
potential with this engaging,
award-winning program. Young
Rembrandts is a different kind of
learning and a powerful kind of fun.
7 Classes
Tuesdays, June 24 - August 5
6:00 - 7:00pm
Fee: $88
photography camp #1904
Sign up
TODAY
for a
summer
FULL of
FUN!
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(Entering grades 6-8)
Instructor: Gary Newyear
Learn how to make use of your digital
camera to take great photos. Topics
include the operation of digital cameras
and techniques for shooting photos.
Campers must provide camera, batteries
(bring extras), storage cards. Students
will be taking pictures outside and utilizing the KMS Computer Lab and Photoshop to view and touch-up photos. Call
Gary Newyear with questions at
440-247-4647.
3 day camp
Tuesday - Thursday, July 29 - July 31
10:00 am - 12 noon
Kenston Middle School
Computer Lab 122
Fee: $80
Instructors: Karen Sunderhaft & Jennifer
Atkins. Karen has been a 4th grade teacher
at Laurel and University Schools. She has
been a writer for ADDitude Magazine for 8
years and is currently working on a book.
Jennifer is a mother of 3 from Chagrin Falls
who is a staff writer for HomeTrends
Magazine and Demand Media.
Is there a budding author inside of your
child? Are they creative thinkers, but
need someone to help them organize
their thoughts and put it down on
paper? This week long camp created and
presented by two writers will help your
child learn how to develop a
character, create a structured story with
an exciting opening, thoughtful middle
and conclusion which brings all the
pieces of the story together. We will
introduce your 3rd - 5th grader with
techniques for creating characters and
for drawing storyboards to plan out their
story. The goal of the camp will be to
produce a story in a creative book form
for the young author to share at our Author’s Tea Party. Limit 12 in camp!
Monday - Friday, August 4 - 8
9:00 - 11:30 am
Kenston Middle School Computer Lab
Room 122
Fee: $130 plus $5 material fee payable to
instructor at first class
Bring in pictures from magazines or
newspapers that make you laugh or inspire
a story idea. Also collect a list of creative
names, places or events that seem interesting. Please send your child with a jump
drive.
bRICKS 4 KIDZ LEGO
CAMPS #1914
Grades 1 - 5 Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz Staff
A. Mining and Crafting 2
June 16 - June 20
Steve is jumping for joy as he introduces
the newest members of his Minecraft®
world. Whether or not your child has
attended our first camp, reward them
with the creativity and excitement this
new camp has to offer. Campers will be
challenged to bring their virtual designs
to life by building new mob figures,
mosaics and custom
models, incorporating LEGO® Bricks.
Students will not be playing the computerized game but will be building lego
based models. So, are you ready for the
challenge?
b. angry birdies/bad piglets
July 21 - July 25
Enter into the world of Angry Birds® and
Bad Piggies®…the Bricks 4 Kidz way!
Campers will be challenged to physically build and destroy a level from the
popular game of Angry Birds. Set your
birds to flight by launching them on
catapults and slingshots to destroy pigs.
Build a working launcher to create things
to knock down.Campers will have the
ability to build different colored birds
using LEGO® Bricks, along with our
proprietary model kits.
c. chi challenge camp
August 4 - August 8
Let the legend be told, that in the land
of Chima®, only the brave survive. Eight
animal tribes battle in pursuit of CHI, the
balance of life. Campers will have the
opportunity to choose their tribe, while
building and battling for victory. Put
your Chima® skills to the test throughout this camp, by racing Speedorz® and
building motorized models with LEGO®
Bricks. Does your tribe have what it takes
to become the ultimate master of CHI?
Your destiny awaits!
Each session is:
Monday-Friday 9:00 am - 12:00 am
Fee: $150 per sesion
Kidz Art Camp - #1955
Grades 1-6 Instructor: Kidz Art Staff
A. A night at the museum
Join us for Painting, Drawing and Designing just like an Artist in the Museum!
Each day we will create 2 different projects that focus on a famous artist and
their unique style. We will paint Georgia
O’Keefe Flowers, William Sommer Miniature Easels, Cartoon like Charles Schulz,
Marbelize a Blank Book, Draw a Julia
Morgan Castle, Tiffany Inspired Collages
and More! Art shirt recommended as we
use watercolor and acrylic paints.
A. Monday - Friday, June 16 - 20
1:00 - 3:00pm
Fee: $145
Materials fee paid to instructor: $40
Mad Science Camp - #1962
Ages 7 - 12
A. forensics academy
Your mission, should you choose to
accept it, is to sharpen your special
operative skills as you learn about the
secret world of espionage! See how
ultraviolet light is used to gather clues
and then create your own crime scene.
Learn about forensic science using the
pH scale, bones and bugs. Decode messages, use a metal detector, experience
night-vision goggles and make your own
secret code breaker in the Mad Science
Forensics Academy!
Discover Detection, be apart of Spy
University and a Sleuth on the Scene.
Study Funky Forensics and the Science
of Security. Mad Science will provide a
light snack and a drink each day.Campers
bring a sack lunch/drink each day.
A. Monday - Friday, June 23 - 27
9:00am- 3:00pm
Fee: $285
b. Desert oasis
Join us as we explore the Desert and
it’s treasures! We’ll Study what’s in a
desert, it’s unique foliage, animal life, and
people that inhabit the desert. We’ll create Abstract Sand Paintings, Folia Paper
Giraffes, African Elephants on Canvas,
Hopi Indian Kachina Dolls, Safari Hats
and a sand castle! $40 supply fee due to
instructor on the first day of camp.
B. Monday - Friday, August 4 - 8
10:00am - 12:00pm
Fee: $145
Materials fee paid to instructor: $40
b. camp eureka
Creative Contraption Warning! This is a
camp designed by you—the Inventor!
Each day you’ll be given a series of challenges which must be overcome using
basic materials, simple machines, tips
from world famous inventors and the
most important thing of all – your mind.
You’ll construct catapults and forts and
then lay siege, fabricate a winning Egg
Drop design, and assemble a working
light saber to take home! While Thomas
Edison said invention is 10% inspiration
and 90% perspiration, this camp is 100%
fun! Mad Science will provide a light
snack and a drink each day. Campers
bring a sack lunch/drink each day.
A. Monday - Friday, July 21 - 25
9:00am - 3:00pm
Fee: $285
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Summer Camps - Recreational
START SMART BASEBALL
#1150
Ages 3 - 5 years
Join Coach Jen in this six- week
instructional program that prepares
children for organized tee ball and
baseball in a FUN, non-threatening environment. Parents (under the
direction of a Start Smart Instructor),
will work one-on-one with their child
while learning a variety of baseball
skills: throwing, catching, batting, and
running/agility.The program uses age
appropriate, kid-friendly equipment.
It incorporates fun games and drills to
teach effective baseball mechanics and
enhance motor skills, while building
confidence and enthusiasm in the sport
of baseball. Children should bring their
own baseball glove (age/size appropriate) to each session. All other equipment
will be provided. Please meet at
Centerville Mills.
6 classes
Saturdays, May 17 - June 21
9:00 - 9:45 am
Centerville Mills
8558 Crackel Road
Fee: $70
JAMS! Hip-hop dance
camp #1931
Grades K - 5
Grades entering 1-5
Hey Kids! Get fit and funky this summer
with a sweet week of Hip Hop & Break
Dancing fun to your favorite music!
Learn cutting edge style movement
from Remote Dance Professional Teaching Staff. No experience necessary.
Great preparation for next season with
technique, games & routines.
Monday - Friday, June 16 - 20
Timmons Elementry School Multi-Purpose Room
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Fee: $125
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NEW! volleyball skills mini- 1st - 3rd grade #1804
1st - 3rd graders
Instructors: Jen Washko
Learn the fundamentals of serving, passing, setting and spiking with fun drills and
competitions. You will develop your volleyball skills with the coaching of talented
and enthusiastic Coach Jen Washko. Coach Washko has been doing volleyball
camps in and around Kenston for the past eight years. She spent four seasons as the
varsity assistant coach and is currently a head JV coach. She loves to coach volleyball
and teach young players the skills they need to become successful! Bring water and
knee pads!
9:00 am - 10:30 pm
Fee: $75
pre-gymnastics and
beyond camp #1966
Ages 3-6 years Instructor: Chery Bassette
Boys and Girls will enjoy our daily
themes utilized in learning movement
patterns of gymnastics on smaller scale
balance beam, bars, floor tumbling,
and vaulting plus slides, ladders, and
more gym equipment in a fun, safe, and
nurturing environment. Plus other fun
activities like parachute fun, implementing team work skills through interactive
games to help develop self confidence,
self respect, and a more caring individual. Meet a different staff member
each day sharing their knowledge and
talents with students. Alphabet Art with
Lynn, Dance with Katie, Martial Arts with
Alexandra, Ball Sports, an animal visitor,
and nature adventures with Chery in our
Beyond Garden, like butterfly catching and more. Campers will take a walk
around the gym to the Beyond Garden
to experience nature. We will encourage
their natural curiosity and exploration
of the natural world outside. Campers
can make their own contributions to
our brick people village and learn a little
more about the exciting world of nature,
catching butterflies and other creatures
(bugs, snakes, & toads oh my!) what fun!
YOUNG HOOPSTERS CAMP
#1920
Ages 4 - 7 years
Instructor: Gary Love
The Young Hoopsters Camp is organized
and run by Gary Love, who specializes in
teaching the fundamentals of basketball:
shooting, passing and ball handling.
Gary is gifted in teaching small children,
bringing out the best in them while making the program fun and exciting!
A. Monday - Thursday, June 16 - 19
10:00 am - 11:30 am
B. Monday - Thursday, August 4 - 7
10:00 am - 11:30 am
Ages 3 - 7 years
Instructor: Dennis Weyn, Director of Coaching for Girls Ohio Premier Soccer Club.
Monday - Friday, July 21- 25
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Kenston Middle School practice field in
front of the stadium
Fee: $150
A. Monday - Friday, July 21-25
9:30am-12:00pm
Fee: $95
Instructor: Dennis Weyn, Director of Coaching for Girls Ohio Premier Soccer Club.
This program is for advanced players with a minimum of travel team experience or
by permission of the instructor. The camp is inspired by the Dutch “Coerver” method.
Improving individual skills combined with group play in small sided games will be
emphasized.
Monday - Friday, July 21 - 25
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Kenston Stadium Field
Fee: $150
“En-garde” Foil Fencing Camp #1929
Ages 8 - 14 years , Instructor: Tom Nagy
This camp is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of modern foil fencing. Instruction includes stretching, footwork, lunges, attack, parry-riposte, strategy,
tactics, techniques and bouting. Fun and safety are emphasized. Fencing improves
hand-eye coordination, agility, dexterity, stamina, and develops social skills and manners. All equipment is provided.
Pee Wee Soccer Camp
#1913
Your child will learn the fundamentals of
soccer in a fun atmosphere. Dribbling,
passing, shooting and a variety of other
foot skills will be emphasized by experienced coach Dennis Weyn - Director of
Coaching for Girls Ohio Premier Soccer
Club.
Advanced soccer foot skills camp #1915
Entering 3rd - 8th grade
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Fee: $85
new! dance & drama
play date #1948
Ages 2 - 5 years
Invite your best friends, neighbors and
family for a fun play date where we
dance, act and sing! A wide range of
dance explored as we dive into a story
time daily and then into the world of
dance. Have fun learning puppet theatre
skits and dance routines and crafts sharing a dance & drama good time
together learning the performing arts!
Parents and caretakers encouraged to
stay and participate!
2:00 - 3:00pm
Fee: $50
Register Early to
Guarentee
that Camps Don’t
cancel
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court time for girls #1979
Grades 2-6
Instructor: Liz and Katie Holzheimer
Join Liz and Katy Holzheimer for 8 weeks of skills and drills. This once a week class will emphasize individual skills such as passing, ball handling and shooting, as well as understanding the game of basketball. Players are made in the off season; Liz and Katy
Holzheimer will teach the value of practice that fine tunes players of all skill levels. Goals and competitions will be set each week to
encourage daily practice at home. Bring a water bottle and your own ball.
Mondays and Wednesdays, June 23 - July 30
10:30 am - 12:00pm (6/23 and 6/25 class time is 12:00-1:30)
Fee: $70 for two days per week
$50 for one day per week
gymnastics and beyond
camp #1967
GATEWAY LACROSSE SUMMER CAMPS #1981
#1981 Ages 7-14
Gateway Lacrosse is in its 8 th year. Progressive learning techniques provide each player with a thorough understanding of all
fundamental skills. Skill sessions are complemented with fun games and competitions. Our staff is comprised of mostly college players
and offers a low 8-1 ratio of staff to camper. Campers are grouped based on age and skill level. If you would like more information about
Gateway Lacrosse go to www.gatewaylacrosse.net or call Gordon Glass 440-337-9555. Lunch option available for $25 paid on the first
day of camp. All camps held at Settler’s Park.
C. g irls camp full day
A. boys camp full day
Monday-Thursday, June 23 - 26
9:00 am -2:30 pm
9:00 am -2:30 pm
$235
$235
D. Girls camp half day
b. boys camp half day
(open to ages 7 - 10)
(open to ages 7 - 10)
9:00 am -12:00 pm
9:00 am -12:00 pm
$135
$135
Ages 7-14 years Instructor: Chery Bessette
This introductory camp for beginners is
fun filled for boys and girls with a variety of
activities such as gymnastics obstacle courses
simple enough for the beginner and still challenging to a more advanced sibling in a safe
and supportive environment. Plus parachute
fun, nature exploring, creative dance, ball
sports, storybook theatre, also an animal
visitor and more...Also meet a different staff
member each day sharing their knowledge
and talents with the students encouraging
each campers to meet their potential while
having fun experiencing new things. Campers will take a walk around the gym to the
Beyond Garden to experience nature. We will
encourage their natural curiosity and exploration of the natural world outside. Campers
can make their own adventures in our brick
people village and learn a little more about
the exciting world of nature catching butterflies and other creatures (bugs, snakes, and
toads oh my!) Fun! Campers will go to The
Pond ice skating rink for a short lesson and
have fun with some synchronized group exercises and games plus open skate afterward to
utilize their newly learned skills.
2014 Season
May 20, 2014
A. Monday - Friday, July 21-25
1:00 - 4:00pm
Fee: $130
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Walt Oden’s tennis camps summer 2013
All classes held at Kenston tennis courts.
Golf Dome Summer Camps
Please call the office for the camp week you would like to register!
A. June 2 - 6
B. June 9- 13
C. June 16 - 20
D. June 23 - 27
E. June 30 - July 3 (no camp 7/4; pro-rated)
F. July 7 - 11
G. July 14 - 18
Tiger Cubs Golf Camp #1941 (ages 5 thru 7)
Our Cub camp is a terrific way to get your future golfer started.
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 10:00 am H. July 21 - 25
I. July 28 - August 1
J. August 4 - 8
Fee: $62 per week (week E - $49.50)
Novice Golf Camp #1942(ages 8 thru 12)
Focuses on proper grip, stance, alignment, golf swing, chipping, pitching and putting.
Monday - Thursday, 10:30 am -12 noon at The Golf Dome
Friday, 9:00 am -12 noon at Tanglewood Golf Course
Fee: $ 140 (week E - $114)
Intermediate Golf Camp #1943 (ages 11 and up)
This camp improves and refines the fundamental skills of golf with a focus on individual stroke corrections.
Monday - Wednesday, 9:00 am -12 noon at The Golf Dome
Thursday & Friday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at Tanglewood Golf Course
Fee: $184 (week E - $148)
Lacrosse Camp #1944 (ages 8 thru 12)
Our Lacrosse camp teaches the basic fundamentals of the game including: basic stick skills; offensive skills including
dodging, jukes and shooting; defensive skills including intro to long pole, sliding and types of checks; plus goalie skills.
Monday - Friday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Fee: $131 per week (week E - $104)
Mighty Mites Sports Camp #1946 (ages 5 thru 7)
Our Mighty Mites curriculum is designed specifically for the kindergarten and first grader. All games and activities
focus on hand-eye co-ordination, balance and agility. 3 Mites Camp options:
1. “AM” Mites camp meets 9 am to 12 noon, Monday thru Friday. Fee: $131/week (week E - $104)
2. “PM” Mites camp meets 1 pm to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday.
Fee: $131/ week (week E - $104)
3. “All Day” Mites camp meets 9 am to 4 pm Monday thru Friday.
Fee: $213/ week (week E - $169)
Please call the KCE office to register for All Day, AM or PM
Sports Camp #1947 (ages 8 thru 13)
What is the ultimate fantasy of a camper who loves sports? It’s to play different sports and games all day!
3 Sports Camp options:
1.“AM” Sports camp meets 9 am to 12 noon, Monday thru Friday. Fee: $131/week (week E - $104)
2.“PM” Sports camp meets 1 pm to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday.
Fee: $131/ week (week E - $104)
3. “All Day” Sports camp meets 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Fee: $213/ week (week E - $169)
Please call the KCE office to register for All Day, AM or PM
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About you Tennis Coordinator - Walter Oden, USPTA (Professional 1 Rating)
Walter Oden, USPTA (Elite Professional), CPA (inactive)
Walt has been a proud full time tennis professional for over 17 years. He passionately volunteers in the USTA and coaches high school
tennis. Since he began his tennis career “in the parks” at age 11 in Southern California, it is only natural that he would continue that
connection to public recreation today!
Short Stuff TenniS #1950 (ages 5 - 7, not accepting 4 year olds) Fee: $44
Short Stuff tennis has been the fun start to tennis destination of many families. We use smaller racquets, miniaturized courts
and lighter transitional balls. This allows us to develop skills at a faster rate. These techniques are part of the USTA’s 10 & under
initiative. We utilize these tools in addition to tried and true methods to give your child a high-energy program focused on fun.
This program is for your 5, 6 and 7 year old. We do no not recommend 4 year olds in the program. If your son or daughter is 4 or
younger, there are other options we can recommend.
A. Monday - Thursday, June 2 - 5, rain date, June 6 9:00 am - 9:45 am
B. Monday - Thursday, June 9 - June 12, rain date, June 13
1:30 pm - 2:15 pm
C. Monday - Thursday, June 16 - 19, rain date, June 20
9:00 am - 9:45 am
D. Monday - Thursday, June 23 - June 26, rain date, June 27
1:30 pm - 2:15 pm
E. Monday - Friday, June 30 - July 3, rain date, July 5, no class July 4 9:00 am - 9:45 am
F. Monday - Thursday, July 7 - 10 rain dates, July 11
1:30 pm - 2:15 pm
G. Monday - Thursday, July 14 - 17 rain date, July 18
9:00 am - 9:45 am
H. Monday - Thursday, July 21- July 24 rain date, July 25
1:30 pm - 2:15 pm
USA 123 for Kids #1951 (ages 8 - 12)
Fee: $69
This has consistently been a great foundation for the future High School tennis player. We teach advanced foundation with plans
for your future high school career! A portion of our curriculum uses appropriate transitional balls and smaller courts to improve
rally success. Our camps are famous for a wide array of games! We expect this level to include players between the ages of 8 and
12. Classes are always segregated by age and ability. Rain Make up day is Friday.
A. Monday - Thursday, June 2 - 6 rain date, June 6 9:45 am - 11:00 am
B. Monday - Thursday, June 9 - June 12, rain date, June 13 2:15 pm - 3:30 pm
9:45 am - 11:00 am
D. Monday - Thursday, June 23 - June 26, rain date, June 27
2:15 pm - 3:30 pm
E. Monday - Friday, June 30 - July 3, rain date, July 5, no class July 4
9:45 am - 11:00 am
2:15 pm - 3:30 pm
9:45 am - 11:00 am
2:15 pm - 3:30 pm
TEEN TENNIS / Middle School/High School #1952 (ages 13+)
Fee: $79
Teen Tennis (OPEN TO ALL LEVELS!) - It is never too late to start tennis! We envision this program to be for the 13 or older player
with varying levels of experience. This program has created many Varsity level tennis players in the past 10 years. There was even
(1) State Runner-up that can claim participation in this program. This is also a perfect fit for Middle School and High School lower
Junior Varsity players. Our curriculum is different in that it focuses on skills needed to succeed on a high school or middle school
team. These skills include consistency, movement, balance and doubles foundation. Rain Make up date is Fridays.
A. Monday - Thursday, June 2 - 5, rain date, June 6 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
For recreational use of
B. Monday - Thursday, June 9 - June 12, rain date, June 13
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Kenston tennis courts,
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
please contact KCE at
D. Monday - Thursday, June 23 - June 26, rain date, June 27 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
543-2552 to fill out the
E. Monday - Friday, June 30 - July 3, rain date, July 5, no class July 4
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
2011 waiver and receive
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
the lock combination.
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
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promoting Learning through active Youth
DEPENDS ON YOU!!
pLaY BLUE …KENSTON knows how to “pLaY”!
2013-2014 highlights
april 2013: FINaL “play Blue in Motion” event with 1000+ attendees,
celebrating the implementation of Kenston district’s $677,000
federal pEp grant, creating building specific fitness rooms and new
curriculum across pE.
Fall 2013/Winter 2014: “Fit Blue” campaigns, Staff Wellness
Challenges to support the health and wellness of teachers and staff,
including nutrition counseling and fitness programs
Fall 2013: Kenston Intermediate School’s “Run Blue, Walk Blue,
pledge Blue” pTO fundraiser, raising funds by sponsoring student
laps around the track
Winter 2014: “Eat the Rainbow” week across all buildings’ cafeterias,
encouraging healthy and colorful eating
Winter 2014: play Blue Future Chefs Cooking Contest, sponsored by
Sodexo, bringing out the chefs in the district
SHARE YOUR SKILLS -
TEACH A CLASS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A
CHILD’S LIFE -
COACH A TEAM
Contact KCE for more
information
440-543-2552
Winter 2014: National Girls & Women in Sports Day – a night of
positive energy and sports sampling for 3rd, 4th, 5th grade girls and
their moms
Spring 2014: Stay tuned for more exciting events!
are you interested in sponsoring any health or wellness initiatives?
please contact alexis Macias at 440.339.2313.
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YOUTH SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
SPRING 2014
YOUTH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING
2014
ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO KENSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENTS
1. Register Online at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
2. Complete this form & mail to KCE, 17425 Snyder Road, Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
Checks payable to: Kenston Community Education
(440) 543-2552
Mini-camp will be on August 12,13,
and 14 from 6:00-8:00pm at Kenston
Intermediate School Gym/Playground.
Included in price!
Season starts late August (10 wks)
Check out July 14 - 17 Cheerleader Camp this Summer! Course #1812!
REGISTRATION FEE:
Select One: Course # 2012
2014– 2015 School Year
□
□
□
□
□
$10 Early Registration discount ONLINE and at the
meeting 5/21/14
nd
2 Grade
rd
3 Grade
th
4 Grade
th
5 Grade
th
6 Grade
Fee until 6/4/13: $ 85
Late Fee 6/5/13:
Registrations received after 6/5 will be $100
accepted until the league is full.
Do you have a sibling that will register for KCE
football or Cheerleading?
□ Yes □ No
Grade in 2014 - 2015
Birth Date
Name of Father:
Name of Mother:
□ Father
□ Mother
/
/
Did you cheer last year? □ Yes
Work/Cell Phone
Home Phone
Work/Cell Phone
□ No
□ Other
@
Emergency Contact
(Other than parent/guardian)
2013/2014 school year
Current Grade
□ #2007 T-Ball (PreK- K Coed)
□ A. Coach Pitch (1st / 2nd )
□ B. Pigtail (3rd / 4th / 5th )
□ C. Ponytail (6th / 7th / 8th )
Register online at
Course #2008
REGISTRATION FEE:
$10 Early Registration discount available for a limited
time online only at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
Fee until 4/4/14: $ 90
Late Fee 4/5/14:
Make checks payable to:
Kenston Community Education
17425 Snyder Road ∙Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023
Name
Age
Phone
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
□ I would like to be a head coach.
Name
E-mail
Phone
City
Grade
Ability: □ Beginner □ Average □ Above Average
Zip
Birth Date
/
Special Skills: □ Pitcher
/
Height __________________
□ Catcher
Contact Info:
Emergency Contact Info:
( ) Father ______________________________
( ) Mother ______________________________
( ) Other ______________________________
Home Phone ______________________________
Work Phone ______________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________
Email
______________________________
Contact ______________________________
Phone ______________________________
Primary
Zip
Home Phone
Primary Contact E-mail address
Address
All practices will be at River Road
Park.
City
Primary Contact:
(After squads are determined, assistant
squad leaders will be selected by the head
squad leader. Please do not request an
assistant position, or you may be named
head squad leader).
Phone
Address
Age
□ I would like to be a Squad Leader.
Name
Participant Name
Seeking Volunteer Leaders
CHOOSE ONE:
Medical Info:
Insured by
_________________________
Policy Number _________________________
Release of Liability - Medical Treatment Consent
Medical Insurance Company
Physical Restrictions/Allergies
** MANDATORY PARENT W/ CHEERLEADER MEETING TO GET INFO AND TO ORDER UNIFORMS ON
ND
at the KENSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL CAFETERIA AT 7:00 pm.
WEDNESDAY MAY 21
PLEASE BRING CHECKBOOK OR CASH TO PLACE UNIFORM ORDERS. Thank you!
Release of Liability/Medical Treatment Consent: In consideration of the Auburn Bainbridge Recreation Board (AKA: Kenston Community
Education; KCE) providing sponsorship and /or providing facilities for this program and /or Kenston Board of Education (“Board”) providing facilities, I hereby
release and hold harmless and agree to indemnify KCE and/or the Board and their employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, costs, damages,
and liabilities for injuries or property damage sustained or caused by me or my ward while participating in any program offered by KCE. I understand that fees do
not include accident or personal property insurance. I further represent that I am, or my child or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based
upon consultation with my, or my child’s or ward’s, personal physician.
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid and/or medical and/or hospital care or
treatment for myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said employees, agents or representatives of
KCE, and further agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
In consideration of the Auburn Bainbridge Recreation Board (AKA: Kenston Community Education; KCE) providing sponsorship and /or providing facilities for
this program and /or Kenston Board of Education (“Board”) providing facilities, I hereby release and hold harmless and agree to indemnify KCE and/or the
Board and their employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, costs, damages, and liabilities for injuries or property damage sustained or
caused by me or my ward while participating in any program offered by KCE. I understand that fees do not include accident or personal property insurance. I
further represent that I am, or my child or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based upon consultation with my, or my child’s or ward’s,
personal physician.
Signature of Participant or Minor’s Parent/Legal Guardian
Date
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid and/or medical and/or
hospital care or treatment for myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said
employees, agents or representatives of KCE, and further agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
Date
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Phone:
SPONSORS
For your donation of $175 you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s team’s shirt as well as your
child’s team named after your company. Contact the Kenston Community Education office at 440-543-2552 for more
information or: I am interested!
Date:
Please contact me at: Name:
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I can be reached at:
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pony/Colt/palomino
High School/Middle School
YOUTH BASEBALL REGISTRATION
SPRING 2014
BaSEBaLL REGISTRaTION
SpRING 2014
THIS LEaGUE TRaVELS TO OTHER COMMUNITIES aND
pLaYTIME RULES FOLLOW TRaVEL GUIDELINES
Enrollment limited to Kenston School District residents.
REGISTRATION FEE:
CHOOSE ONE:
(Grade School Year 13/14)
Course #2007
□ Pre-K/K T-Ball Coed
□ A. Coach Pitch (1-2 Grades)
□ B. Minor (3-4 Grades)
□ C. Major (5-6 Grades)
Fee until 4/4/14 $ 90
Late Fee 4/5/14
2007.S14F
□ Palomino league (u19)
Age is that which is attained by the player
prior May 1st of the current season
All registrations are accepted until 4/4 we
will then determine the number of teams
and fill the teams to no more than 13
players per team
Games are played May 24th – July 12th
17425 Snyder Road
Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023
□ Pony League ( u14 )
.
2007.S14E
□ Colt league ( u16)
Phone
City
Address
Grade
Zip
Birth Date
/
/
Height __________________
□ Catcher
Contact Info:
Emergency Contact Info:
( ) Father ______________________________
( ) Mother ______________________________
( ) Other ______________________________
Home Phone ______________________________
Work Phone ______________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________
Email
______________________________
Contact ______________________________
Phone ______________________________
Primary
Release of Liability - Medical Treatment Consent
In consideration of the Auburn Bainbridge Recreation Board (AKA: Kenston Community Education; KCE) providing sponsorship and /or providing facilities for
this program and /or Kenston Board of Education (“Board”) providing facilities, I hereby release and hold harmless and agree to indemnify KCE and/or the
Board and their employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, costs, damages, and liabilities for injuries or property damage sustained or
caused by me or my ward while participating in any program offered by KCE. I understand that fees do not include accident or personal property insurance. I
further represent that I am, or my child or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based upon consultation with my, or my child’s or ward’s,
personal physician.
Date
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid and/or medical and/or
hospital care or treatment for myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said
employees, agents or representatives of KCE, and further agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
Date
SPONSORS
For your donation of $175 you will receive your company name on the back of your child’s team’s shirt as well as your
child’s team named after your company. Contact the Kenston Community Education office at 440-543-2552 for more
information or: I am interested!
Please contact me at: Name:
I can be reached at:
Grade (2013/14) ________
Birth Date
E-mail
Name of Father:
Zip
/
/
□ Catcher
Home Phone
Name of Mother:
Home Phone
Primary Contact E-mail address
@
Cell Phone
Cell Phone
Policy #
Medical Insurance Company
Phone
Emergency Contact
(Other than parent/guardian)
Physical Restrictions/Allergies
Release of Liability
Medical Treatment Consent
In consideration of the Auburn Bainbridge Recreation Board (AKA: Kenston Community Education; KCE) providing sponsorship and /or providing facilities for this
program and /or Kenston Board of Education (“Board”) providing facilities, I hereby release and hold harmless and agree to indemnify KCE and/or the Board and
their employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, costs, damages, and liabilities for injuries or property damage sustained or caused by me or
my ward while participating in any program offered by KCE. I understand that fees do not include accident or personal property insurance. I further represent that
I am, or my child or ward is, physically capable of participating in the program based upon consultation with my or my child’s or ward’s, personal physician.
Further, in the event of any injury, I hereby give my permission and consent and authorize emergency first aid and/or medical and/or hospital care or treatment for
myself and/or my child/ward if deemed necessary by qualified medical or emergency personnel or by said employees, agents or representatives of KCE, and
further agree to assume all expenses for said treatment.
Participant Name:
DOB:
Address:
Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian
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Name
City
Address
Age
□ I would like to be a head coach.
□ I would like be an assistant coach.
Phone
Participant Name
Medical Info:
Insured by
_________________________
Policy Number _________________________
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
Registration
$130.00
deadline 4/4/14
after this date
$15 late fee applies
If room on a team is available
2007.S14D
E-mail
Name
and non Kenston residents if no program offered in their local community
Name
Register online at
Age
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
□ I would like to be a
head coach.
$10 Early Registration discount available for a limited time
online only at www.kenstoncommunityed.org
Date:
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Please Join Us!
Saturday
March 29th 6:00-11:30pm
Bertram Inn, Aurora
Please support Bomber Football and have a GREAT time!
Ticket: $150 purchase online at kenstoncommunityed.org or
mail check (payable to Kenston Athletic Booster) to: Bomber Elite Club
8440 E. Washington St. #116 Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
Includes: Dinner for 2,limited drinks (21 and older event only),
one ticket to main $2,500 board,DJ and Dancing with Chuck
Verderber,awesome raffles and fabulous prizes.
Special room rate available at the Bertram Inn
Advance reservation for preferred table of 10: $800.00
Evening dress attire
For information about the event email
kenstonbomberelite@gmail.com
Kenston Bomber Elite
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