brochure - Recreation and Community Education

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brochure - Recreation and Community Education
Index
Adult Programs
Circuit Training
Couch to 5K
Culinary Classes
Drawing & Painting
Field Hockey
Golf Lessons
Guitar Lessons
Holistic Writing Workshop
Jewelry Making
Kickball League (Fall)
Meditation
Mother’s Circle
Photography
Piano Lessons
Pickleball
Sign Language
Taekwondo
The Great Outdoors
Trips & Tours
Ukulele Lessons
Yoga
Zumba
Youth Programs
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36-37
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..39-40
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Adult Education
ESOL
Ed2Go
Health Ed Today
Adult Transitions
College Transitions
Career & Life Pathways Workshops
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41-42
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Laugh & Learn Childcare
April Vacation Camp & PLD Day
Hand to Hand Food Drive & Program Info
Pre-School Information Night
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Special Information
Durham Youth Softball
Freeport-Pownal Little League
Freeport United Travel Soccer
For Your Information
Message from Director
Registration Information
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Action for Animals
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Architecture Camp
..16
Art Camp
...17
Babysitting
12
Basketball Camps
...25
Build It, Create It!...................................................18
Camp Seaside
.15
Chess
10
Clay & Pottery
..12
Cooking
.11
Cycling Club
.13
Dance
...11 & 20
Driver’s Education
.8
Engineering Camps
...16 & 19
Field Hockey Camp
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Football
.27
Gardens, Fairies & Gnomes
..18
Gee’s Camps
...22
Girl’s Only Rafting Trip
..7
Golf Camp
.23
Harraseeket Harriers
..13
Kayak & Paddleboard Camps
...24
Lacrosse Programs & Camps
..14 & 23
Legos
...10 & 18
Mad Science
...10 & 17
Mom/Son Sports Night
..9
Mort Soule Baseball Camp
21
Multi - Sport Camp
..22
Music Programs
...20
PE Essentials Camps
.24
Pitch, Hit & Run Contest
.13
PORT Teen Center
...7
Sew Wicked Fun Camp
..16
Soccer Programs, Camps & Leagues ..14, 21 & 26
Sports Squirts Camp
...22
Sunday to Sundae 5K
...9
Taekwondo
...14
Teen Treks
..8
Tennis Camp
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Theater Camps
19
Video Game Creation
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Wicked Cool Med School
...17
RSU 5 Community Programs Staff
Mission Statement
RSU5 Community Programs is dedicated to
developing and maintaining a balanced program
for all segments of the community in the areas of
civic affairs, based on the identified needs of the
community.
“Enriching lives...strengthening community"
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David Watts, Director
Anthony Johnson, CPRP, Assistant Director
Andrea Harkins, Childcare Coordinator
Kelli Park, Adult Education Coordinator
Darryn DuShane, Teen Center Coordinator
Tracy Warlick, Office Manager
Registration Information
Address: 17 West Street, Freeport, Maine 04032
Phone: 207-865-6171
Fax: 207-865-2855
Website: www.rsu5cp.org
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Visit our website and click on the “Register
Online” button. Additional fees apply for online
transactions.
How do I register for a class or program?
Cancellation & Refund Policy
Registration is accepted in many convenient ways:
online, in person, by mail or by phone. To register
online, log onto www.rsu5-rcp.org and click on the
“Register Online” link. Registrations are accepted
using VISA, MasterCard, AMEX and Discover. If
mailing, please include a completed registration
form (s) and make checks payable to RSU5
Community Programs.
Community Programs reserves the right to
cancel or consolidate any program that does
not meet minimum participant registration
numbers. Avoid disappointment and please
register promptly. If we cancel a class or
activity, we will do so 2 business days before the
first scheduled start date and all program
registration fees will be refunded (minus any
convenience fees). If you withdraw at least
three (3) business days before the first scheduled
class, you will receive a full refund less a $5 processing fee (minus any convenience fees). If you
withdraw with less than three (3) business days
before the first scheduled class, but before the
second class, a 50% refund will be given unless
otherwise noted (minus any convenience fees).
No refund will be given if you withdraw from a
program after the second class, less than three
days before a one-class workshop or if you drop
and do not notify us.
How do I establish an online account?
Before registering for any programs online, you
must establish an online registration account and
create a “Login Name and Password” (please be
sure to remember this). Click on the “Request
Account” button, fill out the form for “New Account
Request” and click submit. Please submit your
request only once. Please Note: If you are
registering a child for an activity, please use your
own information when filling out the online registration account request form, NOT the information of
the child you wish to register for an activity. Once
you have an online registration account, you will
have the opportunity to add family members.
Will I be sent confirmation?
Online registrations receive a confirmation email of
each transaction. Phone and in person registrations
will also receive confirmation only if an email has
been attached to your online account. Unless
otherwise noted, we will not hold a spot in a
program without full payment. We will notify
you if a class is filled or cancelled.
Are there late pickup charges?
Yes! It is very important that children be picked up
on time at the end of a class or program. A late fee
of $20 will be charged for every 15 minutes that a
staff member must wait with a child to be picked up.
Do you offer scholarships?
Community Programs offers limited scholarships for
most school year programs. Amount of scholarship is
based on Maine State income guidelines for free and
reduced school lunch. Scholarship applications must
be completed at least 2 weeks prior to start of
program. Our scholarship form can be found on
our website under “Forms”. For more information or
to apply, contact Community Programs at 865-6171.
Some programs are ineligible for discounted rates.
Scholarships do not apply to school vacation or
summer programs. For summer camp scholarship
information, please contact Freeport Community
Services at 865-3985.
Accessibility
If you have a disability and need any special
accommodations to participate in one of our
programs, please call the Community Programs
office at 865-6171.
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Message from the Director
As I sit here writing, the sky is a cloudless blue and the ‘winter’ temperature has been hovering around 50
degrees. I don’t know about you, but I miss winter. I miss hunkering down, having a forced slow-down due
to snow storms. True, there are still quite a few weeks of winter remaining, and by the time you read this
we could be under a couple feet of snow! This is Maine. If you don’t like the weather ..well, you know
how it goes. For now, I’ll enjoy some oddly placed days of spring and seeing green grass outside my
window.
This late-spring and summer brochure brings quite a few new offerings. I won’t spoil the enjoyment of
discovery for you by listing them here. Go exploring and you’ll find summer camps, new adult recreation
offerings, and new offerings for youth in STEM and performing arts. People are getting involved. You
should too!
In Adult Education we had five more students graduate at the beginning of February in a wonderful
ceremony at the Freeport Community Center. Our ESOL program for adults continues strongly under the
tutelage of Marilyn Solvay, and Bob and Lois Deady-Shulz dutifully help students in our Learning Lab. See
the Adult Education pages for details. Looking to increase your marketability? Considering a career
change? Want to go back to college but it’s been so long that you aren’t sure where to begin? Check out
the mini-series of workshops in May. Free College Transitions services are available to students of any
age, including those who have just graduated from high school. Contact us for more details.
Have a desire to serve? WE NEED YOU! With our expanding programs and role in the community,
Community Programs is in great need of volunteers. Would you like to be a tutor? Want to coach? Are
you good at graphic design and want to help us design a new logo? Would you oversee an enrichment
opportunity for students after school? If you have a desire to make the towns of Durham-Freeport-Pownal
vibrant places to live, work and play, then we have a place for you at Community Programs.
Community Programs has an immediate need for candidates to sit on its Advisory Board. Like working on
the big picture? Want to assist in identifying funding opportunities that don’t rely on increasing fees or
taxes? Have experience writing grants? The CPAB meets 9 times a year to receive updates from the
Director, provide advice and apprise the Director regarding interests and needs of RSU5 residents. The
Board supports the work of Community Programs by advocating for programs and services, and through
identifying opportunities for funding. The first meeting of a new CPAB will be in April. If you are interested
in providing lifelong learning opportunities for all residents of RSU5, and would like to serve on the Board,
please contact me.
Be well!
David Watts
Director, RSU5 Community Programs
wattsd@rsu5.org
865-6171, ext. 23
Program Locations
Facility
Freeport High School
Freeport Middle School
Mast Landing School
Morse Street School
Durham Community School
Pownal Elementary School
Address
30 Holbrook St, Freeport
19 Kendall Lane, Freeport
20 Mollymauk Lane, Freeport
21 Morse St, Freeport
654 Hallowell Rd, Durham
587 Elmwood Rd, Pownal
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Abbreviation
FHS
FMS
MLS
MSS
DCS
PES
Laugh & Learn Pre-School & Childcare
Did you know that the Laugh and Learn Program not only has two preschool classrooms at the Morse
Street school but also provides before and after care services housed within the Morse Street, Durham
Community and Mast Landing schools? These locations and programs help to make parents' busy lives
a bit simpler by allowing them to drop their children off at one location for the day, it also makes each
child's day simpler by allowing for smoother, easier, transitions between before and after care and their
regular school day. Who doesn't need a little simplifying in their lives?
Our programs are responsive to children’s needs. The before school program allows children to come in
at their own pace, providing such options as quiet activities, gross motor activities (in the gym or outside),
games & creative art and craft activities. After a full day of school work our after school program is
designed to provide plenty of time for the children to unwind and take part in much needed physical
activity outside (on the playground or on the school trails) or in the gymnasium if the weather doesn't
permit getting out into the fresh air. We also provide a healthy snack (in accordance with the national
5-2-1-0 program) and time for your child to do their homework, hopefully allowing for one less thing to do
once your family finally gets home after a long day. We're here for you and your family and hope that we
can meet your childcare needs in our three convenient locations!
If you have a child between the ages of three and five and are considering preschool then please join
our parent information night on Monday April 4th (snow date Wednesday April 6th). See information on
the next page. If you are interested in our programs, or know someone who may be, please visit our
website or call us for more information! We will begin taking registrations for the 2016-2017 school year
beginning April 4th! Confirm your spot by registering soon!
Sincerely,
Andrea Harkins
Child Care Coordinator
harkinsa@rsu5.org
FMI - www.rsu5cp.org/laugh-learn-childcare
Pre-School Programs
Before and After School Programs
Locations: Morse Street School
Ages: 3-5 (must be potty-trained)
Options (3 day minimum):
Choose half or full day Pre-K with the option to add
before and/or aftercare.
Locations:
Morse Street School (K-2)
Mast Landing School (3-5)
Durham Community School (Pre-K-5)
Options:
Before Care: 7:00 - 9:00 am (approximately)
After Care: 3:15 - 5:30 pm (approximately
Hand to Hand food drive to benefit FCS!
Friday April 1st
The Laugh and Learn children and teachers are proud to support our community through the annual
hand-to-hand food drive! Join us in front of the First Parish Church, 40 Main Street, Freeport at 9:45
a.m. with your bags of non-perishable food, personal care items and cleaning supplies (PLEASE NO
GLASS CONTAINERS). Items will be passed "hand-to-hand" to Freeport Community Services (53 Depot
Street) to help stock the Food Pantry. Goods may also be dropped off in advance at the Morse Street
School Laugh and Learn Preschool Rooms. This is a wonderful family event and a great way for children
and adults alike to experience how good it feels to help others! Your support is greatly appreciated! For
more information please contact Wendy Marstaller: marstallerw@rsu5.org.
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Laugh & Learn Preschool
Information Night
April 4, 2016 (snow date: April 6th)
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Morse Street School (21 Morse Street, Freeport)
Are you considering enrolling your 3-5
year old in preschool for the
2016-2017 school year?
Please join us!
We will begin at 6 PM with a short
presentation about our program,
followed by a question and answer
session and informal classroom tours.
Registration material will be available
Vacation Camp & No School Days
PLD/No School Day - April 15!
April Vacation Camp
Help your kids make the most of Professional
Learning Days! Join us for a variety of arts and
crafts projects, exercise and outdoor activities and
age-appropriate projects! Kids will have plenty of
opportunities to play with their friends and
participate in hands-on activities.
Registration deadline - April 8th.
Let’s celebrate Earth Day all week! Kids will
participate in hands-on activities geared toward
protecting the environment! This is a great chance
to participate in nature walks with friends, arts and
crafts projects, and helping the earth! Let’s explore
nature and learn about conservation while visiting
wildlife sanctuaries and animal habitats!
Registration deadline - April 8th.
Staff: Laugh & Learn Staff
Date: Friday, April 15
Time: 7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Grades: K - 5
Location: MLS School
Fee: $49.00
Course #: 59-102
Staff: Laugh & Learn Staff
Dates: April 19 - 22
Days: Tuesday - Friday
Time: 7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Location: MLS School
Fee: $179.00
Course #: 59-104
Notes for PLD Days and Vacation Camps:
1. This classroom is strictly NUT FREE so please pack snacks and lunches accordingly!
2. Please send your child with 2 healthy snacks, a lunch, beverages and warm outdoor clothing.
3. Trips subject to change due to weather.
4. On field trip days, we will depart MLS by 9:30 am and return by 3:30 pm.
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The PORT Teen Center
BIG THANKS to the following for their financial
support of The PORT Teen Center in 2016!
About Us
The PORT Teen Center,
established in 2005, is a
safe, fun and relaxing place
to hang out afterschool. Spend time with friends
and play pool, ping pong, foosball, or watch a
movie. Use our quiet study area if you need to work
on homework or a project. Free or low cost
activities are often available to users of The PORT.
The PORT is FREE and open to all students in
grades 7 and up on a drop in basis. 6th Graders are
allowed but must register for the PORT Explorers
Program. Call 865-6171 for details. Parents are
encouraged to contact the PORT prior to their
child’s first visit so they know what to expect.
LL Bean
Bath Savings
Petrillo’s
Enterprise Engineering
White Cedar Inn
Carol Anderson
Lesa Andreasen
Chris LeHay
Edgar & Dorothy Leighton
Frank & Lorna Dorsey
Stephanie Paine & John Pier
John Egan
Michelle Bosse
Richard & Anne-Marie Davee
Don & Jo Bail
Julie Nisbet
Eric Horne & Valy Steverlynck
John & Sally Amory
Mr. Alain H. Roos
Caroline Southall
Roy & Deb Driver
Arnie & Liza Moore
Lance Fletcher
David & Janice Latulippe
Patricia Serrentino
Alex Haro
Albert Presgraves
Jenny Yasi
Location: 53 Depot Street, Freeport, ME
(Basement of Community Center)
Hours: Monday - Friday, 2:20 - 6:00 pm
Phone: Teen Center - 865-3985 x236
Phone: Community Programs - 865-6171
Darryn DuShane, Teen Center Coordinator
dushaned@rsu5.org
Follow the Teen Center on FACBOOK and
stay up to date on news and events!
Joan Garber
Peter & Holly Horne
John Gleason
Katrina VanDusen
Wilfred Gilman
William Browder
Eleanor Browder
John & Megan Albright
Cynthia & Cito Selinger
Megan & Clayton Kyle
Lonny Winrich
Lin Peyton
Morris Hancock
Kevin McElroy
Kate Butler
Sara Hayes
James Chute
Roger Richmond
Beverly Richmond
Norway Savings Bank
MacGregor Pierce
Lynn Pierce
Kerry Michaels
Patti & Lenny Drapeau
Peter Schwanda
Shannon McHarg
John Marroni
Sheila Ryan
We would like to extend a special thank
you to Randall Wade Thomas for her
years of service in organizing the “Siting
Pretty” fundraiser event for
The PORT Teen Center.
www.facebook.com/theportteencenter
Join us for the 3rd Annual Ladies Rafting Trip!
The PORT Outdoors invites ladies (RSU5 students 13 and older) to join us for this action packed weekend
at the Forks! This will be an overnight white water rafting trip down the Kennebec with Adventure Bound in
Caratunk, Maine. This is going to be a fun filled wilderness adventure, with group leaders Tracy Warlick and
Kelli Park. The trip will depart The PORT Teen Center on Friday, June 3rd at 4:15 pm and return on the
evening of Saturday, June 4th around 6:00 pm.
Space is limited!
Trip Leaders: Tracy Warlick & Kelli Park
Dates: Depart Friday, June 3 at 4:15 pm
Return Saturday, June 4 by 6:00 pm
Ages: 13 +
Location: Depart/Return – The PORT Teen Center
Fee: $89.00
Course #: 60-100
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Teen Programs
Teen Treks
Fun and adventure are guaranteed in this on-the-go
camp for teens. These trips provide an excellent
opportunity for teens to make new friends, get
outdoors and enjoy all the wonderful things Maine
has to offer during the summer. Each week of camp
includes adventurous trips and activities suited for
any teen looking to have a memorable summer!
Scholarships are available through Freeport
Community Services, 865-3985 for more information.
Participants must pack a snack, lunch,
bathing suit, towel and sunscreen each day.
Trip Leaders: Community Programs Staff
Grades: Entering 6 and up
Location: The PORT Teen Center
53 Depot St, Freeport
Time: See information to the right
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Campers may be dropped off at the PORT as early as
8:30 am, and must be picked up no later than 4:30 pm.
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Daily trips depart the PORT Teen Center at 9:00 am
and return at 4:00 pm.
(Monday - Thursday)
Week
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Dates
June 20-23
June 27-30
July 5-8
July 11-14
July 18-21
July 25-28
August 1-4
August 8-11
Featured Trips
Zip lining, WaterCountry
Paddleboarding, Funtown
Aquaboggan, Lasertag
Bike Peaks Island, Surf Lessons
* White Water Rafting Overnight
Splashtown, Red Sox Game
Paddleboarding, Aquaboggan
Get Air, Water Country
Fee
$189
$189
$189
$189
$269
$189
$189
$189
Course #
60-101
60-102
60-103
60-104
60-105
60-106
60-107
60-108
Reg. Deadline
June 13
June 20
June 27
July 5
July11
July 18
July 25
August 1
Days that are not featured trips, we will be visiting state parks and beaches. A full schedule of all
daily trips will be available on our website by mid June.
* Overnight trips. Packing itinerary will be sent to participants separately.
Driver’s Education
This course meets the state required 30 hours of classroom lecture and 10 hours of driving time.
Students must bring their birth certificate, social security card and a blue or black ink pen to the first class.
Students must turn 15 before the first class.
Please register with Roy’s Driving Academy at 784-6245 or info@roysdriving.com
Instructor: Larry Caron, Roy’s Driving Academy
Day: Mondays and Wednesdays
Time: Session I: 3:00 - 6:00 pm
Session II: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: FHS 203
Fee: $495.00
Session
I
II
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Dates
5/2 - 6/6
7/13 - 8/12
Course #
59-116
60-109
Sunday to Sundae 5K - Sunday, June 5th
Join us for our 3rd Annual Sunday to Sundae 5K and help support youth and teen programs
throughout RSU5! The race will begin and end at the Freeport Community Center, located at 53
Depot Street in Freeport. Following the race all participants will have the opportunity to make their
very own ice cream sundae, and there will be awards to the top finishers in each age
category for both males and females. This race is a fundraiser to help support all of youth and
teen programming through RSU5 Community Programs. A race map is available on our website,
www.rsu5cp.org.
Pre-Registration Deadline - June 2, 2016
Register at: www.running4free.com
Date: Sunday, June 5, 2016
Time: Shotgun start at 9:00 am
Location: Freeport Community Center
53 Depot, St, Freeport, Maine
Fee: Pre-registration Deadline, June 2 - $20/pp
Race day registration - $25/pp
(Fees include race shirt while supplies last)
8th Annual Mother/Son Sports Night
Friday, April 15, 2016
Moms and Sons: Join us for an evening of fun and food! This is a perfect
chance to indulge in some healthy competition! Play fun team games in the
gym to warm up (kickball & whiffleball), followed by a finale of mother vs. son
dodge ball! Enjoy a fabulous pizza party after you’ve worked up an appetite!
So join the fun and create memories with your son! Please wear comfortable
clothes and sneakers for the gym.
Space is limited.
Date: Friday, April 15
Time: 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Grades: 2 - 5
Location: FMS gym
Fee: $25.00 per family
Course #: 59-119
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Spring Youth Enrichment
Mad Science – Energize It!
Energize your mind with Mad Science as we explore the many facets of energy and motion! Reach for your
potential and kinetic energy as you experiment with gadgets, cars, and catapults. Get Loco with Newton
as you learn his three Law’s of Motion. Conduct hair raising experiments with an Electrostatic Generator.
Hop on board the chemistry express for a high-speed science experiment with split-second reactions that
go like mad! Are you ready for some sparks in this animated romp into energy? Put your seat belt on this
program is so energizing, even gravity won’t keep you down!
Instructor: Mad Science
Time: 3:20 - 4:20 pm
Fee: $80.00
Session
Freeport
Durham
Dates
Grades
Tuesdays, 3/29 - 5/10 K - 2
Thursdays, 3/31 - 5/12 K - 5
Location
MSS Art Room
DCS Art Room
Course #
59-160
59-161
No Class
4/19
4/21
The Fundamentals of Chess
This fun and engaging program will cover the basics of the great game of chess. Students will play on
regulation tournament size chessboards and chess clocks and will be challenged with quizzes and interactive games to sharpen their knowledge.
Instructor: Cameron Trotter
Time: 3:30 - 5:00 pm
Ages: 7 - 12
Location: MLS Room Resolute
Fee: $69.00
Session
Dates
Co-ed Class
Fridays, 4/1 - 6/3
Girls Only Class Mondays, 4/4 - 6/6
Course #
60-110
60-111
No Class
4/15 & 4/22
4/18 & 5/30
Lego Planes, Trains and Automobiles!
Lego Amazing Animals!
Join us for this Lego class where we will build
machines that move! Samples of weekly Lego
projects include a sea plane, desert racer and
steam train. After a short educational lesson,
students will complete a step by step build of the
object of the day followed by free building time with
a huge assortment of Lego bricks!
Join us for this Lego class which will delight students who love creatures! Samples of weekly Lego
projects include a mischievous monkey, friendly frog
and krazy kitty. After a short educational session,
students will complete a step by step build of the
object of the day followed by free building time with
a huge assortment of Lego bricks!
Instructor: Tracy Carrier
Dates: April 26 – May 24
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 3:15 – 4:15 pm
Grade: K - 5
Location: DCS Art Room
Fee: $55.00
Course #: 60-112
Instructor: Tracy Carrier
Dates: April 28 – May 26
Day: Thursdays
Time: 3:15 – 4:15 pm
Grade: K - 2
Location: MSS Library
Fee: $55.00
Course #: 60-113
NEW!
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Spring Youth Enrichment
Spinning Sprouts (Ages 3-5)
Hippity Hop Dance (Grades K-2)
Come explore the art of dance with Brio Dance
Studio in our Spinning Sprouts Class! Your dancer
will be taught basic ballet, basic tap, and creative
movement steps. Each class will incorporate music,
props, group and partner dancing, and individual
attention. Dance encourages self-confidence,
balance, and coordination to aid in the development
of your child. All sprouts are welcome! Please note
that visitors are not allowed during class. Each
student will need to bring a pair of socks or flexible
shoes and dress shoes (for tap technique) to every
class. Ballet and tap shoes are recommended, but
not required. Please send your dancer in
comfortable clothes they can move in. No jeans
please. Join us for the Parent Showcase on the last
day of class.
Hippity Hopis a fun, high energy class that includes
conditioning, stretching, basic jazz and hip hop
steps and is a great introduction to Hip Hop dance.
Age appropriate music will be used for all sessions.
Please send your dancer in comfortable clothes
they can move in and sneakers. No jeans please.
Join us for the Parent Showcase on the last day
of class.
Instructor: Julie Wilkes with Brio Dance Studio
Dates: May 11 – June 15
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 4:15 – 5:00 pm
Ages: 3 - 5
Location: MSS Gym
Fee: $59.00
Course #: 60-114
Hip Hop Dance (Grades 3-6)
This class is for the active and enthusiastic dancer.
Each 45 minute class will include warm up,
conditioning, stretching, individual, group, and
partner dancing. This class will teach students
beginning hip hop moves, dance class etiquette,
how to improvise while dancing and how to work
with a group all while using fun, age appropriate
music! All level dancers welcome! Be ready to
have fun and work hard in this fast paced class!
Please send your dancer in comfortable clothes
they can move in and sneakers. No jeans please.
Join us for the Parent Showcase on the last day
of class.
Instructor: Brio Dance Studio
Dates: May 11 – June 15
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 3:15 – 4:00 pm
Grades: K – 2
Location: MSS Gym
Fee: $59.00
Course #: 60-116
Nana Chef’s Kitchen Magic!
Join “Nana Chef” Sandy Garson in this new, fun
after school cooking program for kids! Learn how to
make strawberries into jam, whiz yogurt into a
smoothie, turn bananas into cake and more! Come
discover the tastes, smells and love of cooking, but
also the magic! Everybody loves a good cook, and
“Nana Chef” wants you to be one. Please let us
know of any food allergies upon registration. For
more information about “Nana Chef”, visit
www.nana-chef.com. An additional $10 food fee is
due directly to instructor on the first class.
Instructor: Sandy “Nana Chef” Garson
Dates: May 10 – June 7
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 pm
NEW!
Grades: K – 5
Location: DCS Cafeteria
Fee: $59.00
Course #: 60-117
Veggiyana is the name of the charity Nana
started to feed Buddhist monks, nuns and
schoolchildren. It provides cooking classes,
orchards and vegetable gardens too. Nana
has also cooked with San Francisco kids after
school for Cooking Matters and taught other
Nanas in Maine. She studied food history and
has written about food for websites and magazines. She's also given talks on how people
use their food as medicine to be healthy.
Instructor: Brio Dance Studio
Dates: May 10 – June 14
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 3:30 – 4:15 pm
Grade: 3 - 6
Location: MLS Gym
Fee: $59.00
Course #: 60-115
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Spring Youth Enrichment
Babysitter's Training with Child and Infant CPR
This fun, interactive course teaches infant & child CPR along with safety skills so you can prevent and
respond to emergencies. Participants will learn how to perform first aid and get professional medical help,
identify common safety hazards and prevent injuries, supervise infants through school age children, and
perform basic routines such as diapering, feeding and dressing. An additional $50 materials fee is due
on the first night of class. Checks should be made payable to Judy Emch. Participants MUST attend
all classes to gain certification.
Instructor: Judy Emch
Age: 11 and up or have completed 5th grade
Fee: $39.00 (an additional $50 materials fee is paid directly to instructor)
Session
Freeport
Durham
Dates
3/31 - 5/5
4/1 - 5/13
Time
2:30 - 5:00 pm
3:20 - 5:50 pm
Location
Course #
FMS Room 106 59-156
DCS Art Room 59-157
No Class
4/21
4/22 & 4/29
“I’m in Charge of Me”: Staying Home Alone
Students whose parents have decided that they are ready to stay home alone for short periods often worry
about how to prepare them. This course utilizes the American Red Cross Home Alone program in order to
help youth prevent accidents and to respond appropriately to emergencies should they occur. Topics
include: Stranger Danger, Basic First Aid for Cuts and Bruises, Preventing Fires and Burns, and How to Get
Help in an Emergency. Enrollees need to have the maturity to understand and respond appropriately to this
material. Must attend both sessions in order to be certified.
Instructor: Judy Emch
Time: 3:20 – 5:20 pm
Ages: 8 – 11
Fee: $25.00
Session
Freeport
Durham
Location
MLS Art Room
DCS Library
Dates
Thursdays, 5/12 & 5/26
Thursday & Friday, 6/2 & 6/3
Course #
60-118
60-119
No Class
5/19
Clay, Clay, Clay!!!
Pottery
Everybody loves clay! Each week will be a different
project ranging from ceramics to sculpture. Come
join the fun, get your hands dirty and make some
wonderful gifts. Morse Street School students may
ride the bus to Mast Landing. Instructor will
meet students at the bus.
In this class we will work on wheel-thrown pottery
and hand building with kiln-fired clay. Create some
wonderful bowls, cups and sculpture. Instruction in
the use of a pottery wheel as well as special
attention on details and embellishment to our pieces
will be the focus. Come try casting, imprinting and
glazing in this fun class. Class size limited to 4 –
sign up soon!
Instructor: Rachel Mills
Date: May 3 - 31
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 3:30 - 4:45 pm
Grades: K – 5
Location: MLS Art Room
Fee: $69.00
Course #: 60-120
NEW!
Instructor: Rachel Mills
Dates: May 13 – June 10
Day: Fridays
Time: 3:30 – 4:45 pm
Grades: 3 - 5
Location: MLS Art Room
Fee: $79.00
Course #: 60-121
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NEW!
Spring Youth Sports & Fitness
Harraseeket Harriers Coastal Running Team
Lace up those sneakers and get ready to run like the
wind in another exciting Harriers season! The primary
focus of this six week program is to promote running
as a fun, group oriented activity that is a great way to
stay healthy.” Fun Run Meets” will be scheduled each
Wednesday with other surrounding communities. A
meet schedule will be handed out at one of the first
practices. Initial practices will be on Mondays and
Wednesdays. When meets begin, practices will be on Mondays and meets on Wednesdays. Running shoes
or sneakers are required. The “All League Meet” will be held on Saturday, June 4 (race times TBA).
Dates: April 25 – June 1
Practice Days: Mondays & Wednesdays (no practice 5/30)
Practice Times: 3:30 – 4:30 pm
Meet Day/Time: Wednesdays, Meets start at approx. 4:00 pm
Ages: 6 - 12
Location: MLS Playground field
Fee: $65.00
Program
Freeport
Durham
Location
MLS
DCS
Course #
60-122
60-123
Mini Cycling Club!
MLB Pitch, Hit & Run Contest
This 6 week program for younger kids will teach
them how to ride a bike. This program will help with
balance, turning, stopping and how to transition
from training wheels. Bike and pedestrian safety as
well as how to recognize specific signs will also be
discussed. Bikes can be brought to school and
locked up or dropped off by a parent before the start
of the program. Program fees include t shirt. We will
end the program with an ice cream ride and treasure hunt on bikes. Participants must supply their
own bike and helmet. Appropriate clothing required
(no baggy clothes).
Pitch, Hit & Run is the official skills competition of
Major League Baseball. This program is designed to
provide boys and girls the opportunity to participate
in a FREE competition that recognizes individual
excellence in core baseball/softball skills. All
participants must bring a copy of their birth
certificate and have a parent or guardian fill out a
waiver form prior to the start of the event. All
participants must pre-register with Community
Programs.
Instructor: Lenora Felker
Dates: May 10 – June 14
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 3:15 – 4:15 pm
Grades: K - 2
Location: MSS
Fee: $89.00
Course #: 60-124
Date: Tuesday, May 10
Time: 3:30 pm
Ages: 7 - 14
Location: Mast Landing Baseball Field
Fee: FREE, please pre-register with CP
Course #: 59-123
Registration Deadline - May 5th
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Spring Youth Sports & Fitness
MiniKickers Soccer
MiniKickers is a NEW and EXCITING PROGRAM focusing on the development of children aged 2 – 5 years
old. Challengers soccer experts and child development professionals have designed an innovative curriculum that introduces your young soccer stars to the basic skills needed in soccer as well as developing their
motor, social, and psychological skills. Our British coaches are experts at working with young children and
will combine soccer with fun games; stories and music that keeps your children entertained and excited to
return the next week. Come join our CUBS AND LIONS PROGRAM and join LENNY THE LION as you
learn our MiniKickers theme song! Each player will receive a FREE MiniKicker uniform and soccer ball
as part of the program.
Instructor: Challenger Sports
Dates: April 23 – May 21
Day: Saturdays
Location: FMS Field
Fee: $90.00
Session
Ages 2-3
Ages 4-5
Time
3:30 - 4:15 pm
4:15 - 5:00 pm
PLEASE NOTE!
Registrations for this program are only being accepted online at
www.challengersports.com.
Little Laxers (K-2)
Tae Kwon Do Dragons - Youth
Come out and learn one of the fastest growing
sports in the country, lacrosse! This new program
will provide a fun introduction to basic lacrosse skills
and help provide a great foundation for player
development. Players will learn how to hold the
stick, throw, catch, cradle, shoot and dodge. Sticks
will be provided so no equipment is necessary.
Come join the fun!
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically fit
and develop self-defense skills. Classes, taught by a
staff of certified black belt instructors, incorporate all
ages and levels of expertise. Parents are asked not
to remain in the gym after the first class. Parents, siblings, and friends are invited to attend the
belt promotion classes. If you are interested in the
competitive side of martial arts, join the Tae Kwon
Do competition team to participate in tournaments in
Maine and other parts of New England. A uniform
fee of $30.00 (includes white belt) is paid directly to
the instructor. Belt promotion testing takes place at
the discretion of the instructor.
Instructor: Kevin Woods
Dates: May 7 - June 11
Day: Saturdays
Time: 8:00 - 9:00 am
Grades: K - 2
Location: FMS Field
Fee: $59.00
Course #: 59-149
NEW!
Instructors: Wanda Daniele, Steve Day, Donald
Cyr, & Doug Bowen
Day: Thursdays
Ages: 6 - 12
Level
Times
Location: MLS Gym
Introductory 5:00 - 5:45 pm
Fee: $85.00
Intermediate 5:45 - 6:30 pm
Advanced
Session
Spring
Summer
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Dates
Course #
4/14 - 6/16 59-135
6/30 - 8/25 60-125
6:30 - 7:30 pm
No Class
4/21
Camp Seaside
Camp Seaside is a summer day camp based out of the Mast Landing School on Bow Street in Freeport.
Our day camp is designed to spark your child’s imagination, grow new friendships and create a memorable
summertime experience for all. Some of our time will be spent, weather permitting, at Winslow Park on
beautiful Casco Bay. Each week will also consist of a “highlight trip” and a trip to a local state park or beach.
Daily activities will include arts, crafts, sports and games. Campers are divided into age appropriate groups
for most activities and trips, but participate in whole camp events as well. See below for a tentative
schedule of some of this summer’s “highlight trips”.
Camp fee includes lunch! We are once again teaming up with Freeport Community
Services and the USDA Federally Funded Summer Lunch Program. Each lunch contains the
federally required percentage of protein, fruit, vegetables & grain and all lunches
include milk. Weekly menus will be posted on our website by late June.
Staff
Camp Seaside prides itself on the quality and
commitment of our staff. Staff members largely
consist of college or senior high school students.
These individuals are caring, fun, energetic and
responsible people, who participate in a pre-camp
training program and are certified in First Aid and
CPR. Our staff works hard to provide campers with
the opportunity to have fun in an active, safe
environment.
Camp Director: Andrea Harkins
Days: Mondays – Fridays
Time: 7:00 am – 5:30 pm
Grades: Entering K - 5
Location: MLS after care rooms
Week
All
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Dates
June 27 - August 19
June 27 - July 1
July 5 - 8 (4-day week)
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
August 1 - 5
August 8 - 12
August 15 - 19
Camp Hours
Camp hours are 9:00 am – 3:30 pm daily. Extended
care is provided at no additional charge from 7:00 –
9:00 am and 3:30 – 5:30 pm each day. If you will be
taking advantage of our extended care option,
you must indicate so upon registration.
Camp Fees
Camp fees includes lunch, all field trips and special
events. Full payment is due the week before your
child is scheduled to attend.
Registrations will NOT be accepted the day of
camp. Must register the week before camp starts.
Camp Scholarships are available through Freeport
Community Services. Please call 865-3958.
Highlight Trips
All Trips
Funtown
Aquaboggan
Dew Animal Farm
Splashtown
Seadogs Game
Aquaboggan
York’s Wild Kingdom
Aquaboggan
Fee
$1330 (10% savings)
$189
$155
$189
$189
$189
$189
$189
$189
Course #
60-126
60-127
60-128
60-129
60-130
60-131
60-132
60-133
60-134
Camp Seaside Volunteer Counselor Program If you will be at least 14 years old as of June 1, 2016
and would like to volunteer your services in a leadership capacity with younger campers at Camp Seaside
this summer, then we encourage you to apply. Candidates for the program will be selected through an
application and interview process and are invited to attend our summer staff trainings in June (date TBA).
Applicants must commit to at least one full week of camp (40 hrs). Involvement as a Volunteer Counselor
does not guarantee future employment; however successful participants are given first consideration for
open positions. For more information contact the Community Programs office at 865-6171 or download an
application at www.rsu5cp.org. The deadline to apply is Friday, May 20 and two letters of recommendation
will need to be provided with your application (letters should be from people other than parents).
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Enrichment Camps
Architecture Camp
Engineering Camp
You’re never too young to design your own dream
home! This camp will give participants the
opportunity to use their imagination and see it come
to life! Here, campers will create an original home
design using Trimble Sketchup, a 3D modeling
program. Campers will then create a 3D tour of their
house to show off to all! Participants should pack a
snack.
Are you interested in the science and mechanics
of structures and machines and exploring how they
work? If you answered “Yes,” then this camp is ideal
for you! Campers will explore the world of
engineering and design and build their own creation.
Possible themes include bridges, cranes, and
towers. At the end of the week, each camper’s
creation will be tested to see how well it survives
against the elements.
Instructor: Andrew Davidson
Dates: August 8 - 12
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Grades: Entering Grades 5 - 8
Location: MLS Computer Lab
Fee: $99.00
Course #: 60-135
Instructor: Andrew Davidson
Dates: August 8 - 12
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Grades: Entering 5 - 8
Location: MLS Art Room
Fee: $99.00
Course #: 60-137
Sew Wicked Fun Camp
Come learn basic sewing skills or fine tune your
existing ones while making fun projects. Campers
will both hand sew and machine sew a variety of
different items. Projects may include pillows, tool
belts, snack bags and more! Campers are encouraged to add their own creativity to their projects! No
experience necessary! All materials and machines
provided. Campers should bring water and a snack.
Instructor: Lori Maxham, Cottonweeds
Dates: August 22 - 26
Days: Monday - Friday
NEW!
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Grades: Entering 3-6
Location: Cottonweeds, 541 US Route 1, Freeport
Fee: $125.00
Course #: 60-136
Animation and Video Game Creation
Coding is really that easy! During the week campers
will learn to code and create animations and video
games using Scratch, a programming language
developed by MIT Media Lab to enable kids to be
creative with computers. Campers will explore their
imagination and creativity all while learning the
basics of computer programming. Participants
should pack a snack.
Instructor: Andrew Davidson
Dates: August 1 - 5
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Grades: Entering 5 - 8
Location: MLS Computer Lab
Fee: $99.00
Course #: 60-138
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Enrichment Camps
Wicked Cool Med School!
Is there a doctor in the house? Future doctors will follow the progress of their own “patient” all week as we
journey into the inner workings of the human body. Keep medical charts and become anatomy specialists
while learning the body systems. We’ll create model organs like big bones, moving joints, and working
lungs for our patient. In this camp, we will learn to use a stethoscope, how to take vital signs, and how to
incorporate healthy habits into our lives to keep in tip top shape.
Instructor: Wicked Cool for Kids Staff
Dates: August 29 – September 2
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Grades: Entering 1 – 5
Location: The PORT Teen Center
Fee: $295.00
Course #: 60-139
NEW!
Since 2007, Wicked Cool for Kids has provided amazing
kids summer programs that blend STEAM (science,
technology, engineering, art and math) education goals
with the kind of fun that kids need on summer break. We
champion a great mix of focused lessons and structured
play that maintain academic integrity within a creative
environment. For more information on Wicked Cool for
Kids, visit www.wickedcoolforkids.com.
Mad Science - Reactions in Action Camp
Summer Art Camp
Shake up a flask of fun in the lab as a Junior
Chemist! Try your hands as a real Mad Scientist in
this whirlwind camp packed solid with cool
reactions. Explore Bubbling potions, slimy polymers,
color-changing liquids, dry ice bubbles, and solids
that disappear in an instant! Start out the week
learning about laboratory equipment at your personal lab bench. Then, slide down the PH scale and
spend a day finding out how different chemicals
react when mixed together. Build and break
molecules and grow crystals. Ooze into a gooey day
of making crazy concoctions like glow putty and
guar gum brain goo! Round out this radical week
manipulating matter in all of its three states and
freeze your breath with dry ice! Take home a full set
of Mad Science lab gear that includes a graduated
cylinder, a flask, goggles, and a lab coat. Come
take a walk on the wild side with us as we explore
how radical chemistry can be! Please be prompt in
picking up your camper. If parents are more
than 10 minutes late they will be charged $1/
minute.
Creativity is the name of the game in this art camp!
Students will explore a variety of hands-on activities.
Each session includes clay, needlework, beading,
drawing and paper crafts. Special activities include
batik, needle felting, weaving and sculpture. Don’t
miss the “Artist Reception” on Friday! Use of natural
materials, recycled items and your imagination will
be the focus of many creations. Students will need
to bring a lunch, two snacks, beverages and 9X12
sketch pad. Don’t forget to wear clothes that can get
messy.
Instructors: Rachel Mills & Nikki Benway
Days: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Ages: 5 – 12
Fee: $199.00
Session
1
2
Instructor: Mad Science Staff
Dates: August 1 - 5
Days: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Ages: 6 - 12
Location: MLS art room
Fee: $275.00
Course #: 60-140
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Dates
6/20 - 6/24
8/22 - 8/26
Location
Course #
MLS Art Room 60-141
Teen Center
60-142
Enrichment Camps
Brick by Brick – Lego Expedition Adventure
Build it, Create it!
Can you battle stinging scorpions and Egyptian
mummies to claim the treasure of the tombs? Can
you fend off polar bears and brave blizzards to save
the Arctic Ice Cap? Are you up for the challenge? If
so, we want you! Join us as we journey around the
world to learn about the people, animals and cultures found across continents. Camp participants
will stay focused with education stories, Lego builds,
games and challenges which promote collaboration,
critical thinking and fun! Daily sessions will also include time for creative free building too. Participants
should bring a lunch, drink, and two snacks.
We will put science and engineering to the test this
week as we create contraptions that fly, roll and
jump using paper, recycled materials, Legos and
more. But we will take it one step further by also
creating some delicious snacks, fanciful art and wild
sounding musical instruments. Put your thinking cap
on this week to build and create something
amazing. Students need to bring 2 snacks,
beverages and lunch each day.
Instructor: Tracy Carrier
Dates: July 5 – 8
Days: Tuesday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Ages: 5-10
Location: MLS Art Room
Fee: $195.00
Course #: 60-143
NEW!
Instructor: Rachel Mills
Dates: August 15 - 19
Days: Monday – Friday
Times: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Ages: 7 - 10
Location: The PORT Teen Center
Fee: $175.00
Course #: 60-145
Gardens, Fairies and Gnomes
Camp Cookees: Magical Cooking
Do you have a green thumb? What can you find in a
Farmer's Market? Where do fairies and gnomes
live? Plan on taking a walk in the woods and
through the garden to find the answers to these
questions! Build terrariums, plant seeds, build fairy
and gnome homes and try our hand at growing,
cooking and eating things from the garden. Students
need to bring 2 snacks, beverages and a lunch each
day.
Join “Nana Chef” Sandy Garson in our first ever
cooking camp for kids! Participants will learn how to
apply math skills in the kitchen, cooking terminology, what it means to have proper nutrition, and get
hands on experience in making recipes from all over
the world using Maine food! For more information
about “Nana Chef”, visit www.nana-chef.com. An
additional $10 food fee is due directly to
instructor on the first day of camp.
Instructor: Rachel Mills
Dates: August 1 - 5
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 – 3:00
Ages: 5 – 9
Location: MSS Room 15
Fee: $175.00
Course #: 60-146
Instructor: Sandy “Nana Chef” Garson
Dates: June 27 – July 1
Days: Monday - Friday
NEW!
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Grade: entering 1 – 5
Location: DCS Cafeteria
Fee: $109.00
Course #: 60-144
Did you know we sell discounted tickets to
Funtown/Splashtown & Aquaboggan? See
page 44 for more information.
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Enrichment Camps
Engineer, Build and Launch It!
Script to Screen Workshop
This multi-week evening offering will introduce
students to a variety of STEM techniques including
programming, soldering, 3D printing, electrical/
mechanical design and the engineering design
process. Campers will start by designing and
constructing their own clock. They will then work in
design teams to develop an electro-mechanical
pneumatic water-balloon launcher! The camp
culminates in a competition to see whose design
has the best launch! All materials are included in
the cost. Each student will go home with a clock and
their own Raspberry Pi Development Kit. Please
note, the week of July 4, the program will meet
Tuesday, July 5 instead of July 4.
For one week, learn what it takes to be part of the
world of professional acting & filmmaking. Learn
professional techniques in front of and behind the
camera and get the experience you need to understand and start working in film and television. During
the week, campers will write, act, and film an
original professional-quality short film to be shown
to parents on the last day. Students should pack
snacks, a bag lunch and water.
Instructors: Limbeck Engineering
Dates: June 20 - July 14
Days: Mon, Wed, Thurs (no program 7/4)
Time: 6:17 - 9:31 pm
Grades: Entering 8 - 10
Location: FMS STEM Room
NEW!
Fee: $399.00
Course #: 60-147
High School Musical 2, Jr.
Join us for a new musical adventure this summer!
The gang is back for an action-packed summer
extravaganza as Troy, Gabriella and the rest of the
Wildcats finish junior year and blast onto the
summer scene in Disney’s High School Musical 2
JR. Camp participants will learn songs, dance and
set construction while building relationships and
confidence on stage. Each camper must bring a
lunch, clothing to move in, closed toe shoes, a
water bottle, and a great attitude every day!
Action for Animals
Join us in this fun camp for kids who love animals
and nature. Campers will explore threats facing
animals and learn how to help. Activities foster critical thinking about our relationship with animals and
the environment. This camp is for kids who want to
help animals and get active doing it. Highlight are
visits from rescue groups with pets that need
homes. Campers should pack a water bottle, snacks
and lunch.
Instructor: Elizabeth Stone
Dates: July 25 - 29
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Grade: Entering 4 - 8
Location: MLS Art Room
Fee: $155.00
Course #: 60-148
Instructor: Tim Ryan
Dates: June 20 - 24
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Grade: Entering 4 - 9
Location: FHS Performing Arts Center
Fee: $125.00
Course #: 60-149
Program Director: David Watts
Counselors: Maya Pierce, Liva Pierce &
Sarah Watts
Dates: June 21 - July 8 (no class July 4)
Days: Monday - Friday
Age: 3rd through 8th grade
Time: 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
NEW!
Location: MLS cafeteria
Fee: $525
Course #: 60-150
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Youth Music Programs
Tune Up Band Camp
Clarinet Lessons
Don't take the summer slide backwards! This
course will keep you moving forward in your
studies. The program of study takes place over a
three week period, M/W/F. Designed to be flexible
to student and family needs and time constraints,
students will be scheduled for four hours of
instruction each week. Students will be given goals
for home practice in between sessions. Each
student will have at a minimum, each week: 30minute private lesson, 60-minute small group
lesson, 150-minute full ensemble rehearsal. Daily
schedule will be determined based on instrumentation/registration. We can work within your schedule.
Open to any student entering grades five through
nine with at least one year of study. Open to all
woodwind, brass and percussion players.
Need help preparing for a District or All-State
audition? Want to get a leg up on the competition
before back-to-school seating auditions in
September? Just can't get that embouchure
right? Don't want to lose the progress you've made
over the year? Study with four-time Maine All-State
clarinetist and Hartt School of Music student, Sarah
Watts. Times are available throughout the
summer.
Call RSU5 Community Programs to schedule
your half hour or hour session - 865-6171.
Instructor: Sarah Watts
Location: TBD based on schedule
NEW!
Program Director, David Watts
Date: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, July 6 - 22
Time: TBD
Grades: Entering 5 - 9 (minimum 1 year of study)
Location: FMS Band Room
Fee: $175
NEW!
Course #: 60-151
Helping make RSU5 a better
place through the study of
instrumental music!
Dance Camps
Hip Hop Dance Camp
Princess Dance Camp
Does your child have fast moving feet? Do they like
to jump and dance around? We have the perfect
camp for them! Join us for a week of movin’ and
groovin’ at Hip Hop Dance Camp! Each day your
dancer will learn new moves that they can show off
to family and friends. Daily activities will include:
stretching, dance class, healthy snacks, craft time,
and performance preparation! Come explore the art
of hip hop and freestyle! Snacks will be provided;
please send a snack with them if your camper has
allergies. Join us for the Parent Showcase on the
last day of class.
Doesn’t every little girl deserve the royal treatment?
We think so! Join us for a week of dancing with the
princesses! Daily activities will include: stretching,
dance class, healthy snacks, craft time, princess
manners and dress up! Come explore the art of
dance while learning the story of Ariel, Belle, and
others! Snacks will be provided; please send a
snack with them if your camper has allergies. Join
us for the Parent Showcase on the last day of
class.
Instructor: Brio Dance Studio
Dates: Monday - Friday, July 11 – 15
Time: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Grade: Entering K – 4
NEW!
Location: MLS Cafeteria
Fee: $125.00
Course #: 60-152
Instructor: Brio Dance Studio
Dates: June 27 – July 1
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Ages: 3 - 6
Location: MLS Cafeteria
Fee: $115.00
Course #: 60-153
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Sports & Recreation Camps
Challenger Sports – British Soccer Camps (In Durham)
Challenger’s British Soccer Camps are more than a week of drills and skills. In addition to taking part in a
daily regimen of foot skill development (through the 1,000 touches curriculum), technical and tactical
practices and daily ‘World Cup’ tournament style plays, each child will be treated to a rich cultural
experience and lessons on respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship. Each camper
will receive a FREE camp T-shirt, soccer ball, soccer poster, individual skills performance evaluation and
free access to an educational soccer website. Any child who signs up online 45 days before camp will receive a genuine British Soccer replica Jersey for just the cost of shippingN valued at $39.
All Camps
Date: August 15-19
Days: Monday – Friday
Location: DCS fields
Camp
First Kicks
Mini Soccer
Half Day Camp
Ages
3-4
5-6
7 - 14
Registrations for this camp
are only accepted online at
challengersports.com
Time
9:00 - 10:00 am
10:15 - 11:45 am
12:30 - 3:30 pm
Fee
$89.00
$115.00
$165.00
FREE PROMO CLINIC!
Come and check out what camp
is all about before you signup at
this FREE promotional clinic!
Date: Friday, April 22
Ages: 3 – 6: 10:00 - 10:45 am
Ages 7 - 11: 11:00 – Noon
Location: DCS Gym
Falcon Soccer Camp
Mort Soule Baseball Camp
Join us in this fun & educational soccer camp for
youngsters. Campers will learn about passing,
trapping, shooting, dribbling, and gain a better
understanding of the correct terminology and rules
of the game of soccer. Campers will be divided by
age/skill and participate in fun drills and small
sided games. Players should come with shin
guards, cleats, and a water bottle. Participants
should also bring sneakers for the FHS gym in
case of inclement weather.
Join Maine Baseball Hall of Famer Mort Soule for a
fun-filled week of baseball. This camp has a long
history of developing skills in hitting, defense, pitching, catching, base-running, and learning the game.
Players will be grouped and divided by age. Parents
are invited to attend the entire session on the last
day of camp and hear Mort perform the legendary
baseball poem, “Casey at the Bat”. Participants
should bring a water bottle, glove, and sneakers (for
gym in case of rain). Space is limited.
Director: Joe Heathco, USSF D License
Dates: July 11 - 15
Days: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – Noon
Grades: Entering K-5
Location: FHS soccer field
Fee: $90.00
Course #: 60-154
Instructor: Mort Soule, Maine Baseball HOF
Dates: August 1 - 5
Days: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – Noon
Ages: 8 - 12
Location: DCS Baseball Field
Fee: $75.00
Course #: 60-155
Camp director Joe Heathco is FHS varsity
boys' soccer coach, USSF D license holder,
1st aid/CPR certified, 2005 Maine Soccer
Coaches and Forecaster
coach of the year and
has over 20 years
coaching experience.
Save the Dates!
Sunday to Sundae 5K
Sunday, June 5, 2016
35th Annual Great Osprey 10K
Saturday, October 29, 2016
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Sports & Recreation Camps
Multi-Sports Camp
Sports Squirts (ages 3 - 5)
Experience over 16 different sports from around the
world including, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball, disc golf, cricket, floor hockey and many more
at US Sports Institute’s Total Play Multi Sports
camp. All activities will take place in an atmosphere
which promotes good sportsmanship, teamwork and
most of all, fun! Campers will receive technical
instruction, experience the sport in a realistic game
situation, and participate in the exciting USSI World
Cup Competition. All participants receive a t-shirt
and certificate. This is the only sports camp truly
dedicated to children of all abilities.
The Total Sport Squirts program introduces children
aged 3 to 5 to a variety of sports such as soccer,
basketball, lacrosse, hockey and T-Ball. All classes
will take place in a safe, structured environment
which is sure to encourage learning and skill development. Games and drills are designed to capture
each child’s imagination. Whether it is trying to find
Nemo, sending Shrek into a spin or capturing jellyfish with Sponge Bob Square Pants, there’s fun to
be had by all. All activities promote hand-eye coordination, movement, balance and most importantly
Fun, Fun, Fun!
Instructors: US Sports Institute Coaches
Dates: July 18 - 22
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Ages: 6 - 12
Location: FMS Fields
Fee: $185.00
Course #: 60-156
Instructors: US Sports Institute Coaches
Dates: July 18 - 22
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 4:30 – 5:30 pm
Ages: 3 - 5
Location: FMS Fields
Fee: $75.00
Course #: 60-158
Gee’s Skills Academy
Gee’s Games & Giggles
This program will offer a variety of games (tag,
cooperative, team, competitive & un-games). Each
day of camp will challenge the participant to honor
the game and re-define the winner within
themselves. Fill the emotional tank with giggles and
game skills and become a better player. A week
filled with laughter, lots of games, and playful spirit.
Participants should pack a snack, lunch and water
bottle, as well as wear comfortable clothes and
sneakers each day for camp.
Instructor: Pam Gee
Dates: July 5 - 8 (4 days)
Day: Tuesday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Grades: Entering K - 5
Location: FMS Gym
Fee: $129.00
Course #: 60-157
The Academy will focus on teaching children the
skills they need to participate in a variety of sports
and activities such as basketball, soccer, and more.
Participants will learn the importance of maintaining
a positive attitude and how to work effectively as
part of a team. This program is perfect for the child
who wants to learn the skills and discover how
sports and games work. Campers should bring
lunch, drinks, and snacks.
Instructor: Pam Gee
Dates: June 27 – July 1
Day: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Grades: Entering K - 5
Location: FMS Gym
Fee: $139.00
Course #: 60-159
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Sports & Recreation Camps
Falcon Field Hockey Camp
Falcon Lacrosse Camp for Girls
Break out that field hockey stick and get ready to
have some fun! Join Varsity Coach Marcia Wood
and her high school players in this exciting 3-day
camp that will focus on skill development and
having fun! Each day, campers will participate in fun
skill-building drills and small sided scrimmages
aimed at improving and enhancing your overall
game. All skill levels are encouraged to join.
Campers should bring shin guards, mouth
guard, field hockey stick, water bottle and
sneakers for the gym in case of rain.
Suit up and come find out why Lacrosse has
become one of the fastest growing sports in the
country! Lacrosse combines the basic skills used in
soccer, basketball, and hockey into one fast paced,
high scoring game. Through fun drills and small sided scrimmages, athletes will learn the fundamentals
of stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting, as
well as the rules of the game, All skill levels are
encouraged to join. Campers should bring mouth
guard, eye guard, lacrosse stick, water bottle
and sneakers for the gym in case of rain.
Instructor: Marcia Wood
Dates: July 12 - 14
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Grades: K – 8
Location: FHS Field Hockey Field
Fee: $69.00
Course #: 60-160
Instructor: Marcia Wood
Dates: July 26 – 28
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: 9:00 – 12:00 pm
Grades: K – 8
Location: FHS Lacrosse Field
Fee: $69.00
Course #: 60-162
Kids Golf Camp
Wayne St. Peter’s 10 & Under Tennis Camp
Children will develop skills through repetition and
spontaneous play. No tennis experience necessary.
Each session teaches basic tennis strokes and
strategy in an enthusiastic, but low-pressure,
environment. Camp is taught by certified teaching
pros and college tennis players. Many of our
campers have gone on to play college tennis at
schools like Harvard, Wheaten, Penn State, UNH,
NYU., Colby, USM, Connecticut College, Trinity
College, and many more! Participants should bring
a snack and water bottle.
Instructor: Grand Slam Tennis Staff
Date: July 11 - 15
Day: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Ages: 7 - 10
Location: FHS Tennis Courts
Fee: $159.00
Course #: 60-161
Join longtime golf instructor and current Mount
Ararat High School Varsity Golf Coach Gerry Caron
in this fun-filled week of camp. Hone your skills at
the beautiful new Freeport Country Club practice
facility. Some instruction will also take place on the
actual course. Gerry’s positive style offers a great
atmosphere to improve your game. Prizes and
contests are incorporated into camp to make for a
fun filled week of golf. Come play the fun way this
summer! Players must bring their own clubs and
have some golf experience. Space is limited.
Instructor: Gerry Caron
Dates: August 1 - 4 (4 days)
Day: Monday - Thursday
Time: 8:30 – 11:00 am
Ages: 9 - 15
Location: Freeport Country Club practice facility
Fee: $125.00
Course #: 60-163
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Sports & Recreation Camps
PE Essentials
Spend a week playing all of your favorite games from Physical Education class! What could be cooler than
indoor snowball fights in July? Sportsmanship and teamwork will be emphasized while campers enjoy
playing capture the flag, G-Y-M ball and many other popular P.E. games. The week will wrap up with a
Color Olympic Competition on Friday. Campers should bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle and come
dressed to be active. Sneakers are a must.
Camp Director: Robin O’Connor
Days: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Grades: Entering 4 - 6
Fee: $139.00
Session
1
2
Dates
June 20 - 24
August 8 - 12
Location
MLS Gym
FMS Gym
Course #
60-164
60-165
Kids Kayaking & Paddleboard Camp
Island Overnight Kayaking Camp
Spend the week having fun on the water at Winslow
Park with Seaspray Kayaking! Each participant will
have their own kayak and/or paddleboard as they
explore nearby islands and beaches. Paddling skills,
rescues and safety will be taught to ensure plenty of
summer fun after the camp. A snack and drink will
be provided daily and all paddlers will receive a
kayaking t-shirt on the last day! Guaranteed to be
the talk of the summer!
Spend Monday refreshing paddling skills and
preparing for the expedition, and explore Casco Bay
for the next three days by sea kayak! Guides from
Seaspray Kayaking will teach participants how to
read the charts and navigate to their island
campsites. This week is designed for youth who
have some prior kayaking experience. Participants
will plan out the menu on Monday, but should
remember to bring lunch for Tuesday. All Kayakers
will receive a kayaking T-Shirt.
Instructors: Seaspray Kayaking
Dates: July 18 - 22
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 9:00 am - Noon
Ages: 8 and up
Location: Winslow Park, Freeport
Fee: $225.00
Course #: 60-166
NEW!
Instructors: Seaspray Kayaking
Dates: August 8 – 11 (4 days)
Days: Mon – Thurs (overnight Tues & Wed)
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday
9:00 am Tuesday – 4:00 pm Thursday
Ages: 10 and up with prior kayaking experience
Location: Cousins Island Beach, Yarmouth
Fee: $339.00
Course #: 60-167
If you are interested in serving on the
new RSU5 Community Programs
Advisory Board, please contact David
Watts at wattsd@rsu5.org.
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Basketball Camps
Falcon Girls Basketball Clinics
These clinics will focus on teaching and developing the fundamental skills needed to play team basketball
while having fun. Skill stations will focus on individual fundamentals in dribbling, passing, shooting,
rebounding and defensive principles. This is a great opportunity for young female players to work closely
with some of the high school varsity players and coaches.
NEW!
Instructors: FHS Girls Coach’s & Players
Dates: June 20 – 24
Grades
Entering K-2
Entering 3-5
Entering 6-8
Time
5:00 - 5:45 pm
6:00 - 7:00 pm
4:30 - 6:30 pm
Location
FMS Gym
FMS Gym
FHS Gym
Fee
$35.00
$39.00
$65.00
Course #
60-168
60-169
60-170
Falcon Boys Hoop Camp
There is more to learn from basketball than just basketball itself. With an encouraging and supportive atmosphere, players will be introduced to basic skills, concepts and fundamentals through fun and effective
drills and games. This is a great opportunity for young male players to work closely with some of the high
school varsity players and coaches. Players should bring a lunch, snacks and water bottle.
Instructors: Bill Ridge & HS Players
Dates: July 25 - 29
Day: Monday – Friday
Time: 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Grades: Entering 3 – 8
Location: FMS Gym & Outside Courts
Fee: $145.00
Course #: 60-171
NEW!
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Fall Soccer
Community Programs Co-ed Fall Soccer League (Grades 1 - 4)
The RSU5 Community Programs Fall Soccer League is designed for children to learn, develop, and
enhance their overall skills while having fun and gaining experience on the field and as part of a team.
Participants will play games on Saturday mornings at the FMS fields and participate in one or two practices
during the week. Practice days/times are TBD. Once teams are finalized a coach will contact you. If you
have a specific day or time that you CANNOT practice, please indicate this on your registration form
when signing up. In an effort to create equally balanced teams, unfortunately we cannot honor all
specific team/coach requests.
Register on or before July 29 and take $10 off the regular program fee. Final Registration Deadline
is August 12. Registrations will only be accepted after this if there is space on a team.
Program Details
Dates: August 27 – October 1
(rain makeup October 8)
Day: Games on Saturdays
Location: Hunter Road Field Complex
Fee: $75.00
Grades 1/2
Course #: 61-100
Grades 3/4
Course #: 61-101
Weather related cancellations and
program updates for ALL soccer
programs will be posted on our website (www.rsu5cp.org) and Facebook
page (www.facebook.com/rsu5cp).
Coaches Needed! (Training Available) In order to provide adequate
programming for our youth we need the help of parent volunteers. Please
help us continue our tradition of offering quality programs by volunteering
to coach. Email Anthony Johnson at johnsona@rsu5.org
FREE Coaches Clinic with Challenger Sports
Aimed primarily at parent coaches with limited experience, Challenger
Sports will provide essential instruction in coaching methodology,
demonstration of core soccer techniques and will explain how to run a
progressive soccer practice. Attendees will go away with more
confidence, more knowledge and an understanding of how to really help
their players learn and develop rather than just practice. Open to all rec
and travel soccer coaches in the community. If planning on attending,
please email Anthony Johnson at johnsona@rsu5.org.
Date: Saturday, August 20
Time: 9:00 – 10:30 am
Location: DCS field
Cost: FREE
Open to coaches of ALL levels.
Little Falcons Soccer (Ages 3-5)
Grades 5/6 Rec Soccer League
Little Falcons Soccer Saturdays are full of fun! We’ll
work on developing soccer skills that include
dribbling, passing and foot/eye coordination.
Participants will be divided by age/ability and also
play small sided games. Program emphasis will be
on having fun, exercise and parent/child interaction.
Includes program t-shirt and end of season award.
Volunteers needed! No experience necessary just the ability to have fun! Parent involvement
is crucial to the success of this program.
Contact Anthony Johnson at johnsona@rsu.org
if interested or for more information.
Games will be played in area towns (South
Portland, Gorham, Biddeford, Saco, and
Portland), so travel is required but play is
recreational level. Teams will play one game per
weekend on Saturdays. A schedule will be
available in early September. Includes team shirt.
Coaches Needed! Please contact Anthony
Johnson at johnsona@rsu5.org.
Program Director: Tom Howell
Dates: August 27 – October 1
Day: Saturdays
Time: 10:00 – 10:45 am
Ages: 3 - 5
Location: Hunter Rd Field #4
Fee: $65.00
Course #: 61-102
Registration
Deadline
August 19!
Dates: Mid September – Late October
Days: Saturday (games), practice days (TBA)
Time: TBA
Registration
Grades: 5/6
Deadline
Location: TBA
August 12!
Fee: $55.00
Division
Girls
Boys
Enrollment
limited!
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Course #
61-103
61-104
Youth Football
Pee Wee Football (Entering Grades 2 - 3)
Come join us for the seventh year of Pee Wee
football in Durham, Freeport and Pownal. This
program provides an introduction to football for our
younger players. Equipment and team uniforms will
be provided. Players will be required to provide their
own cleats, protective cups and mouth guards.
Players practice twice a week with home games
played in Freeport at Pownal Road field.
Youth Football (Entering Grades 4 - 6)
Football is on the rise in Durham, Freeport and
Pownal players. Get your youngster enrolled in this
exciting program. Our youth football team is a
member of the Maine Sportsmanship League
(MSL) and supported by the Freeport Gridiron Club
(FGC). Equipment and team uniforms will be
provided. Players will be required to provide their
own cleats, protective cups and mouth guards.
Players will practice 3 times per week in Freeport at
the Pownal Road Field.
Both programs take place at the Pownal Road Football Field. Game and practice schedules will be
handed out on the first day of practice for each program. Open to both male and female players in
Durham, Freeport and Pownal. Watch your school newsletters for the date for our Football
Registration event held near the last day of school at the Pownal Road Field. It’s a great time for
the kids to have fun passing and throwing footballs and tackling dummies while the parent can ask
questions and register their player. Come join the fun, no obligation to play.
Program
Pee Wee
Youth
Grades
Entering 2-3
Entering 4-6
Dates
Aug. - Oct
Aug. - Oct.
Days
TBA
TBA
Time
TBA
5:00-7:00 pm
Fee
Course #
$90.00 61-105
$90.00 61-106
Registration needs to be completed through RSU5 Community Programs by July 31. Players will
not be allowed to practice or receive equipment until registration and payment has been received.
Registrations after July 31 may be accepted, but equipment cannot be guaranteed for the beginning of the
season for late registrants.
For more information: www.freeportfootball.com or contact Becky Michaud at mishes@comcast.net
K-1 Flag Football! RSU5 Community Programs and the Freeport Gridiron
Club are interested in starting a Flag Football Program in the fall of 2016.
If interested in coaching, please contact Anthony Johnson at
johnsona@rsu5.org or Becky Michaud at mishes@comcast.net.
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Freeport-Pownal Little League
Register your kiddo for spring-summer baseball or softball! Freeport-Pownal Little League is a program of
service to youth run solely by community volunteers. It is geared to provide an outlet of healthy activity and
training under good leadership in the atmosphere of wholesome community participation. The league is
dedicated to helping children become good citizens and ball players. It inspires them with a goal and
enriches their lives towards the day when they must take their places in the world. It establishes the values
of teamwork, leadership and fair play.
The Freeport-Pownal Little League season for baseball and softball, ages 4-14, begins in late April and
runs through mid-June. Registration is now open!
Register at: www.freeportpownallittleleague.org
For more information:
Website: www.freeportpownallittleleague.org
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/
FreeportPownalLittleLeague
Email: aaron.francis@trane.com
fpllbaseball@gmail.com
Durham Youth Softball
This program is run by the Athletic Booster Club of Durham and is for girls ages 6-12. Girls can still play if
they are currently 13 as long as they were 12 on January 1, 2016. Games will be against teams from area
towns. Home games will be played in Durham on the softball field behind the town hall.
Registration deadline is April 8, 2016. Late signups
permitted only if space available on a team.
Volunteers and coaches needed for all ages groups.
For more information:
Jake Webb at jacobwebb21@yahoo.com
Freeport United Travel Soccer
Freeport United Soccer Club provides area children the opportunity to play competitive youth soccer in a
league with similar clubs in the Casco Bay and Mid-Coast regions (games are usually within 45 minutes of
Freeport). Freeport United’s goal is to support the development of skillful and intelligent soccer players, foster joy in playing soccer and to encourage players to perform to the best of their abilities. Currently, Freeport United fields teams for boys and girls from under-9 to under-14 age groups. Players participate on the
age-appropriate team based on the U.S. Youth Soccer age standards (age as of August 1, 2016).
Registration, Player Evaluation and Player Minimum Requirements:
Sign-ups for new and returning players for all Freeport United teams will start in May. We will conduct
mandatory pre-registration and player evaluations sessions in early May so that parents and players can
meet club officials and team coaches, and players abilities can be assessed. Attending a player evaluation
is mandatory for both new and returning players. New Players to the club must have completed two years
of Rec Soccer in order to be considered for placement on a Freeport United Team.
Evaluation Dates
Girls Evaluations - Saturday May 14th
Boys Evaluations - Sunday May 15th
Time TBD (refer to website after May 1st).
Rain dates: Sat May 21st (Girls)
Sunday May 22 (boys)
Location: Hunter Road Fields Complex
For more information:
Website: www.freeportunitedsoccerclub.com
Email: daveintra@hotmail.com
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Adult Sports
Beginners’ Pickleball Clinic
Join Freeport resident, Mark Gray, and USAPA (United States Pickleball Association) ambassadors Ruthie
Wentzel and Tim Ferris and learn what this great game is all about! The sport shares features of other
racquet sports, the dimensions and layout of badminton, and a net and rules similar to tennis, but with a few
modifications. Mostly played as doubles, this is a very popular game in Southern Maine and nationally, both
indoors and outdoors especially with the retirement community. Rules, strategies and basic techniques will
be covered to help you get started playing Pickleball right away. Paddles and balls will be provided during
the clinic. Check out the USAPA website www.usapa.org for more information about Pickleball.
Instructor: Mark Gray
NEW!
Date: Monday, April 11
Time: 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Ages: 30 +
Location: PES Gym No pre-registration needed!
Drop in Fee: $5.00
Course #: 60-201
Drop-in Pickleball in Pownal
Golf Lessons
Come drop-in for some Pickleball action, get some
great exercise and have some fun! All levels and
abilities are welcome. Some racquets will be
provided but if you have your own, you should bring
it with you.
Longtime Golf Instructor Gerry Caron will get you
started playing and enjoying the great game of golf.
Learn swing basics including grip, stance and
alignment, followed by an introduction to irons,
woods, chipping and putting. Also learn golf rules
and etiquette. Once the class is complete, you will
be ready to schedule your first tee time. Each class
is limited to 12 students. Please bring own equipment. Note: the last day of lessons will run from
5:30 – 7:30 pm, with the first hour on the range
and the second hour on the course.
Coordinator: Mark Gray
Dates: April 25 – August 29
Days: Mondays
Time: 5:30 – 8:30 pm
Ages: 30 +
Location: PES Gym
Drop in Fee: $4.00
Course #: 60-202
NEW!
Women’s Summer Field Hockey
Love field hockey but not sure where to find a
game? Join us this summer on Sunday evenings at
the Freeport High School Field Hockey field for
some competitive field hockey fun! Prior field
hockey playing experience required. Participants
must supply their own stick, mouth-guard and shin
guards. FMI, contact Carrie Green at
carrie.green@montserrat.edu.
Instructor: Gerry Caron
Dates: May 16 – June 13
Day: Mondays (no program 5/30)
Time: 5:30 – 6:30 pm
Location: Freeport Country Club Practice Facility
Fee: $95.00
Course #: 60-204
Did you know we sell discounted tickets to
Funtown/Splashtown & Aquaboggan? See
page 44 for more information.
Coordinator: Carrie Green
Dates: June 5 – August 28
Day: Sundays
Time: 4:00 – 5:30 pm
Ages: 18 +
Location: FHS field hockey field
Fee: $10.00
Course #: 60-203
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Adult Kickball League
Join us in our 7tth season of Adult Kickball in Freeport!
Come socialize, get some exercise, have fun and
enjoy the beautiful fall weather. Teams must consist
of at least 8 players, with a minimum of 3 females per
team. There is a minimum of 4 teams needed to run
this league. Each team will have one game each
week. The last weekend of the season will be playoffs
and the championship game. The idea behind kickball
is to have fun first, win second. Win or lose, what’s
better than being out there having fun with friends?
This league is for adult participation only (18+).
Children are not allowed to play or fill in for adult
players.
Registration Deadline September 2!
A team captain must submit their roster and registration form by September 2. This form can be found at
www.rsu5cp.org under the tab “forms”. If you are a single player looking for a team, contact Anthony at the
Community Programs office, 865-6171 and we’ll try and find a spot for you. Online registration not available
for this program.
Dates: Sundays, September 11 – October 23
Time: early evenings - TBA
Location: MLS Baseball Field
Option
Single Player
Team
Fee
$45.00
$225.00
Course #
61-200
61-201
Adult Health & Fitness
Early A.M. Circuit Training
Couch to 5K
Circuit or interval training is one of the quickest and
most effective ways to get in shape, and with the
ever changing routine, you won't get bored with your
workout. Suitable for all levels, this class is designed to improve cardiovascular fitness, flexibility,
strength and balance. You’ll come out of this class
looking and feeling great! Bring a water bottle to
class.
Always wanted to run a road race? Designed for the
beginner runner, this 9 week program will get you
up and moving – just in time for the spring race season. Each session will include some strength training as well as build up your running time. All you
need is running shoes and the desire to run a 5K.
Classes will be 30-45 minutes long. Program will
culminate with runners participating in the Sunday to
Sundae 5K race in Freeport on June 5.Participants
should bring a water bottle to class.
Instructor: Rachel Mills, Personal Trainer
Dates: May 2 – June 3
Day: Mon, Wed & Fri (no class 5/30)
Time: 5:30 – 6:30 am
Location: MSS Parking Lot
Fee: $79.00
Course #: 60-205
Instructor: Rachel Mills, Personal Trainer
Dates: April 4 – June 3
Days: Mon, Wed & Fri (no class 5/30)
Time: 6:30 – 7:15 am
Location: MSS Parking Lot
Fee: $49.00
Course #: 60-206
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Adult Health & Fitness
Tae Kwon Do for Adults
Tae Kwon Do is a great way to become physically fit and develop self-defense skills. Classes, taught by a
staff of certified black belt instructors, continue year round in 9-week sessions and incorporate all ages and
levels of expertise. If you are interested in the competitive side of martial arts, join the Tae Kwon Do
competition team to participate in tournaments in Maine and other parts of New England. A uniform fee of
$30.00 (includes white belt) is paid directly to the instructor. Belt promotion testing takes place at the
discretion of the instructor.
Level
Times
Intermediate
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Instructors: Wanda Daniele, Steve Day, Donald Cyr & Doug Bowen
Day: Tuesdays
Advanced
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Location: MLS Gym/Cafeteria
Fee: $85.00
Session
Dates
Course #
No Class
Spring
4/12 - 6/14
59-201
4/19
Summer
6/28 - 8/23
60-207
Gentle Yoga
Meditate in Nature
Come explore the benefits of yoga! Learn to quiet
the mind and body using basic yoga postures and
breathwork techniques. Develop strategies for
home practice, learn about supports and ideas for
your needs! This class is suitable for those new to
yoga, as well as those seeking a more gentle
approach.
Experience the beauty of meditation in nature! Immerse yourself in the moment on the coast
of Maine. Discover new ways to find inner
peace. Learn meditation techniques to help you
relax while enjoying the sites and sounds of the
ocean and observing wildlife. Participate in a variety of meditations throughout the course. Learn how
to become one with nature at Winslow Park! Park
admission not included in course fee.
Instructor: Tanji Johnston
Dates: April 27 - May 25
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Location: MSS Room 17
Fee: $50.00
Course #: 60-208
Moderate Yoga
Instructor: Jeannie Sullivan
Date: Mondays
Day: June 6 and June 13
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Location: Winslow Park
Fee: $35.00
Course #: 60-210
Explore new ways to deepen your yoga practice.
Focus on basic, intermediate and yin yoga postures
and various breathwork techniques that cultivate a
deeper, more meditative yoga experience. Some
previous yoga experience will be helpful.
Instructor: Tanji Johnston
Dates: April 27 - May 25
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6:15 - 7:15 pm
Location: MSS Room 17
Fee: $50.00
Course #: 60-209
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Adult Health & Fitness
Zumba Fitness
Zumba® Fitness is back once again!!! Zumba® blends upbeat Latin and other international rhythms with
easy-to-follow moves to create a dynamic and exhilarating dance fitness program that will keep you coming
back for more. Zumba® is for people of all shapes, sizes and abilities. Absolutely no dance experience is
necessary. You’ll have so much FUN, you won’t even realize you’re working out! Whether you’ve never
taken a class, or you’re a Zumba veteran, join our open and welcoming group for a highly engaging,
energizing, calorie-burning fitness party!
Instructor: Shari Chaney
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Fee: $30.00, Drop-in: $6 per class
Session Dates
1
5/10 - 6/14
2
6/21 - 8/2
Location
MSS Gym
FMS Café
Course # No Class
60-211
60-212
7/5
Zumba Gold
Zumba® Gold is a dance fitness program that is designed for Zumba beginners! Get started on your fit and
healthy lifestyle today! Like Zumba® Fitness, Zumba® Gold is based on zesty Latin and international
rhythms, and easy-to-follow moves. Zumba® Gold offers the same dynamic, exhilarating and FUN atmosphere. It will help you build cardiovascular health and overall muscle tone, in a friendly, highly engaging
and energizing fitness party atmosphere. Come...give it a try! (Please bring a towel, bottled water and
clean athletic shoes with a smooth sole that will aide with lateral movement - e.g. cross-trainers.)
Instructor: Shari Chaney
Day: Thursdays
Fee: $30.00, Drop-In: $6 per class
Session Dates
1
5/12 - 6/16
2
6/23 - 8/4
Time
9:30 - 10:30 am
9:00 - 10:00 am
Location
Course #
South Freeport Church 60-213
MSS Gym
60-214
No Class
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Cooking Matters at the Store
Mother’s Circle
Make the most out of your grocery shopping! Join
us for a tour of the Yarmouth Hannaford to learn
how to make healthy purchases on a budget. We’ll
go through most sections of the store, including produce, dairy, meat and seafood, bread and pasta,
and canned goods, talking about specific nutrition
related to each section, budgeting and sale tips, the
nutrition label, and food quality. Participants receive
a free reusable shopping bag, a booklet containing
healthy recipes and all the talking points covered on
the tour, and a $10 Hannaford gift card.
A mindful gathering of mothers. Practice soothing
yoga movements and meditation to nurture our bodies and minds and then discuss a topic related to
motherhood. While parenting topics will surely arise
in our conversation, the intention of this course is to
support and bear witness to the unfolding of a woman’s becoming and growing as a mother. Whether
you are a new mom, or an experienced one, you
already know that what was true one day has shifted the next. Join a supportive, nonjudgmental group
of Mamas for soul-giving refreshment and spirited
discussion on the first Wednesday of the month.
Please bring a cushion or a firm blanket for comfortable seating.
Instructor: Brenna Albert, RD, LD
Date: Wednesday, May 11
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Location: Yarmouth Hannaford
Fee: Free
Course #: 60-215
Instructor: Jennifer Nadeau of Jai Yoga
Date: Wednesdays
Day: May 4 and June 1
NEW!
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FMS Library
Fee: $39.00
Course #: 60-216
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Creative Endeavors
Drawing and Painting Rocks
Holistic Writing Workshop
Are you inspired by the rocky coast of
Maine? Experience the fun of painting rocks with
acrylics! Explore ways to paint rocks so they look 3dimensional on your canvas! Take your landscape
painting to the next level! All levels of artists are
welcome. Enjoy a supportive atmosphere filled with
discussion, instructor demonstrations, and plenty of
time for individual practice and personal attention. Please supply your own materials. A list of
basic materials is available on the website.
Flex your creative writing muscles! Find out how to
channel your creative energy in this interactive
workshop. Participate in practical writing exercises
while learning to shape and tone your characters,
write effective setting description, and get your short
story ready for publication! Don’t miss this opportunity to collaborate and create!
Instructor: Diana Johnson
Date: April 27 - May 25
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Room 203
Fee: $89.00
Course #: 60-217
NEW!
Instructor: Laurie Notch
Date: Thursday, May 26
Time: 5:30 - 8:30 pm
Location: FMS Library
Fee: $29.00
Course #: 60-219
Lotus Flower Meditation & Henna Workshop
Join this interactive outdoor workshop and explore
the concept of the Lotus flower! The Lotus flower is
a symbol of wholeness often represented in Henna
designs. Learn about Henna traditions, participate
in a guided meditation based on Lotus flower imagery, and explore the art of Henna designs! Discover
the beauty of Henna designs and explore the art of
drawing flowers, leaves, and geometric shapes on
each other. All are welcome to attend, no experience needed. Materials fee of $10 payable to instructor. Park admission not included in cost.
Instructor: Dr. Mindy Novick
Date: Thursday, June 2
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Winslow Park
Fee: $15.00
Course #: 60-220
Silver and Stones
Make beautiful jewelry using sterling silver and
stones! Simple, classic, and inspired by nature! Customize your jewelry with handmade sterling silver findings. Make your own ear wires,
clasps and connectors using hammers and steel
plates to texturize, dap (curving metal into a dome
with special dies and punches), and punch (no drill
required). Tuition includes materials for one pair of
earrings OR a keychain, as well as a pendant in
sterling silver.
Instructor: Art Night Out
Date: Monday, May 2
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Room 203
Fee: $59.00
Course #: 60-218
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Creative Endeavors
Exploring Camera Functions and Settings
Wildlife Photo Safari
Today’s digital cameras have a variety of features.
Are you getting the most out of your
investment? Are you happy with your results? Let a
professional help you figure it all out!
You’ll be surprised by how much sharper and more
interesting your photos are when you learn
how to use your digital tools. We’ll discuss image
size and quality, shooting options, and menu
choices that will make a difference in the sharpness
of your photos. Leave this course with a
solid understanding of your camera and the confidence to start making it work for you.
Learn to create amazing wildlife photos from a professional. Although you may be planning to travel to
some remote or exotic location, our venue for now
will be the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. Topics will
include choosing the right camera gear, isolating
subjects, dealing with backgrounds, using natural
light to your advantage, how to use zoom functions
effectively, choosing exposure techniques that will
provide the best images and finding uncommon perspectives. We'll talk about animal behavior, habits,
and how best to find animals in the wild. The Maine
Wildlife Park is a haven for animals that cannot survive in the wild (including deer, black bears, eagles,
owls and more!). The class will decide on a date for
the trip to Maine Wildlife Park. Admission to the
park is not included in course fee.
Instructor: Gary Swinton
Date: May 3 and May 10
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Room 103
Fee: $49.00
Course #: 60-221
Chalk Painting Furniture
Give new life to old furniture with chalk paint! Don’t
miss your chance to discover this fun, creative
process! Create beautiful professional-quality
painted furniture for your home using chalk paint, a
new paint medium that is changing the DIY world of
decorating. You will leave with a beautifully painted
addition for your home! Learn technique and
process and discover your style options in furniture
finishing. Individual coaching provided throughout
the class.
Instructor: Gary Swinton
Date: May 17 and May 24
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Room 103
Fee: $69.00
Course #: 60-222
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American Sign Language II
Bring to Class: a small portable piece of
furniture that has been thoroughly cleaned (please
NO chairs.) An apron, a small drop cloth and a $3
SAMPLE 7-8 ounce jar of matte or satin paint in
your favorite color from Home Depot (Behr) or
Lowes (Valspar). The instructor will provide all
Chalking Powders as well as brushes, demo
boards, applicators and tools, waxes, topcoats and
glazes.
ASL II will begin with a brief review of ASL I (basic
sign language communication). ASL II is designed
to raise your skill level and be a "user-friendly" place
to practice the sign alphabet, finger-spelling, numbers, vocabulary (hand-shape, location, movement),
and familiar phrases. Our goal is to increase your
awareness of Deaf culture and build confidence for
communication with Deaf and Hard of Hearing family, friends, co-workers and customers. Serious high
school students, "baby sign" users, and LateDeafened adults are welcome. Some previous sign
language experience is helpful, but not necessary.
Join Martin Samelson, energetic ASL college professor and job coach for the Deaf, in learning how to
communicate without voice. ASL is a visual language so no textbook is required.
Instructor: Miki Earle
Date: Monday, April 11
Time: 5:30 - 9:00 pm
Location: FHS Room 203
Fee: $35.00
(additional $22 materials fee paid to instructor)
Course #: 59-215
Instructor: Martin Samelson
Date: April 27 - May 18
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 7:15 pm
Location: FHS Library
Fee: $69.00
Course #: 60-223
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Creative Endeavors
Folk Music for Ukulele
Ukulele for the Musically Hopeless
Do you want to learn to play the ukulele? Learn to
play the music of the 1950s & 60s folk revival (and
maybe some traditional roots music)! This class is
meant for people with no experience playing a
stringed instrument, who want to have a blast learning to play the ukulele and indulging their love of folk
music. Learn ukulele basics including essential
chords, playing in various keys, the fundamentals of
strumming and finger-picking and more. The instructor, Duncan Perry, has been playing and performing folk music on various instruments for many
years. He has taught ukulele in Freeport since 2014
and is a member of the popular FLUKES (the Falmouth Library Ukulele Society). Please bring a playable ukulele (soprano, concert or tenor – no baritones, please) and an electronic tuner.
Bring your uke to the beach, on the boat, or upta
camp! Join us for our easy paced, no pressure, fun
filled ukulele class! Find out how to play familiar
songs and have a blast along the way! You don’t
have to read music. And we just might end the program with a party! The class will be taught by Duncan Perry, a veteran ukulele player who loves sharing his knowledge of this grand little instrument. All
you need is a ukulele (don’t jump online and buy
one – we’ll do a pre-class session to talk about the
best twang for your buck when buying a beginner’s
ukulele), a loose-leaf notebook, a music stand, maybe a lawn chair (TBA) and lots of passion!
Instructor: Duncan Perry
Date: April 26 - May 17
Day: Tuesdays
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Location: FMS Room 134
Fee: $49.00
Course #: 60-224
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Instructor: Duncan Perry
Date: June 6 - June 27
Day: Mondays
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Location: TBD
Fee: $49.00
Course #: 60-225
NEW!
Just Once Piano
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. 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. Required materials fee of $29 for
workbook and practice CD will be collected in class
by the instructor.
Instructor: Don Pride
Date: Monday, March 21
Time: 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Location: FMS 134
Fee: $29.00
Course #: 59-223
Just Once Guitar
Always wanted to learn guitar, but simply can’t find
the time? In just a few hours, you’ll 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. For ages 13+. For more information go to
justonceclasses.com. Required materials fee of $29
for workbook and practice DVD will be collected in
class by the instructor.
Instructor: Don Pride
Date: Monday, April 25
Time: 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Location: FMS 134
Fee: $29.00
Course #: 59-225
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Culinary Adventures
Flavors of Spain: Regional Dishes
Intro to Food Preservation
Join Isabel, a native of Spain, to explore the regional
flavors of Spain! Learn to cook popular dishes from
all over Spain, including Cocido Madrileno (a chickpea and meat stew from Madrid), Paella (a rice and
chicken dish from Valencia), and Arroz con Leche
(Spanish rice pudding). Discover the flavors of Spain
with simple meals and inexpensive ingredients! Food
fee included.
Get ready to preserve what you grow in your garden
this season! Join Kate from the University of Maine
Cooperative Extension to learn the methods and
equipment needed for canning safely and freezing
properly. Bring your pressure canner's dial gauge
for testing. Get your spring started the right way!
Materials fee of $10 paid to instructor.
Instructor: Kate McCarty
Date: Tuesday, May 17
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: FMS Room 106
Fee: $5.00
Course #: 59-229
Instructor: Isabel Epelde
NEW!
Date: Monday, March 21
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: Freeport Community Services Kitchen
Fee: $39.00
Course #: 59-234
Wines of Southern Italy
Explore the diverse and fascinating wine regions of
Southern Italy at Bow Street Market! Familiarize
yourself with varietals and style from the toe to the
heel of the boot! Learn how geography and soil
interact with history to produce great wines! Don’t
miss this opportunity to explore the rich flavors of
Southern Italy! Light refreshments and tasting
included.
Instructor: Michael St. Laurent
Date: Wednesday, May 11
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Location: Bow Street Market
Fee: $29.00
Course #: 60-226
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Cast Iron Grilling with Chris Toy
Master the art of cast iron grilling! Explore this
technique with the catch of the day and the perfect
steak! Complement those entrees with grilled
veggies and tofu, and finish it off with delicious
broiled apples. Discover what a difference cast iron
can make! Join us for this fun, hands-on workshop
and cooking will never be the same! Food fee
included.
Make your wine selection with confidence! Learn to
solve the mystery of the wine label at Bow Street
Market! Explore and discuss topics such as government classifications, regional styles, alcohol percentage, and even bottle shapes. Leave this workshop feeling confident and knowledgeable! Light
refreshments and tasting included.
Instructor: Chris Toy
Date: Tuesday, April 12
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: FMS Room 106
Fee: $39.00
Course #: 59-228
Instructor: Michael St. Laurent
Date: Wednesday, May 25
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Location: Bow Street Market
Fee: $29.00
Course #: 60-227
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Demystifying Wine Labels
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Culinary Adventures
Dumplings Worldwide
Picnic Basket Wonders
Explore an array of international flavors - with the
dumpling! Most cuisines feature some type of
stuffed dumplings as part of their daily fare. Let’s
explore potato pierogi from Poland; squash ravioli
from Italy; Japanese pork gyoza; and spiced Indian
samosa. Find out how much fun this simple dish
can be!
Make this your best picnic season ever! Create
unusual make-ahead picnic fare that travels well
and impresses eaters when it arrives! Dishes will
include DIY salmon gravlax with lemony dill yogurt
and homemade crackers; marinated tomato, feta
and olive salad; crispy buttermilk fried chicken
drumsticks; and butterscotch pot de crème. This is
one class you won’t want to miss!
Instructor: Christine Burns-Rudalevige
Date: Thursday, April 28
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: Freeport Community Services Kitchen
Fee: $39.00
Course #: 60-228
NEW!
Instructor: Christine Burns-Rudalevige
Date: Wednesday, June 29
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: Freeport Community Services Kitchen
Fee: $45.00
Course #: 60-230
NEW!
Conquer Your Fear of Cooking Fish
Master the art of cooking fish! Living on the coast of
Maine has its advantages - so why not make the
most of them? We will explore three (almost)
foolproof methods for cooking seafood: the sear and
sauce, the butter and bake, and the wrap and wait
techniques. The types of fishes cooked in class will
be dependent on what’s freshest that day. Don’t
miss this opportunity!
Instructor: Christine Burns-Rudalevige
Date: Tuesday, May 10
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: Freeport Community Services Kitchen
Fee: $45.00
Course #: 60-229
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Tomatoes Galore
Get ready for tomato season! Discover the possibilities and savor your summer! Learn how to use
tomatoes in their raw state in an heirloom tomato
tart recipe and in a raw tomato sauce on zucchini
noodles. Find out how to put them up in a jar and
simply in a freezer bag, ready to be pulled out for
easy tomato, onion and butter sauce for whatever
else you’ve got in the cupboard. Don’t miss out make the most of your tomatoes this year! Please
bring two wide-mouth glass quart mason jars with
lids.
Instructor: Christine Burns-Rudalevige
Date: Tuesday, July 19
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: Freeport Community Services Kitchen
Fee: $45.00
Course #: 60-231
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The Great Outdoors
Canoeing Basics for Trip Planners, Leaders,
and Future Registered Maine Guides
Gain confidence in canoeing with a Registered
Maine Guide! Being comfortable canoeing with a
group or clients means that you should be able to
teach canoeing strokes, and be able to perform
canoe rescues and on-water group management.
Class will be outside all day. Students should bring
a dry suit or wetsuit, canoe paddle, PFD, a canoe if
you have one, a change of clothing and be prepared
to cook a meal that will be assigned in advance.
Instructor: Alice Bean Andrenyak
NEW!
Date: Saturday, April 9
Time: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Location: Alice’s Awesome Adventures, 17 Webb
Field Road, Brunswick
Fee: $75.00
Course #: 59-242
Square Foot Gardening
Find out all you need to know about square foot
gardening with University of Maine Cooperative
Extension Master Gardener, Clark Whittier.
Discover the easiest ways to maximize your space
when it comes to gardening! Learn to how to make
a soil mixture, increase yield by using vertical
methods, and extend the growing season! Learn
how to make the most of one square foot!
Instructor: Clark Whittier
Date: Monday, April 11
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Library
Fee: $12.00
Course #: 59-238
Drawing from Nature
Join us for a fun, low-key drawing experience as we
use a series of simple exercises to hone your observational skills and practice capturing the beautiful
Maine landscape with pencil and paper. Learn to
see nature in a whole new way as you focus on tiny
wonders and broad vistas. This is a skill that you
can take anywhere!
Instructor: Hannah Colbert
Date: Sunday, May 22
Time: 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Location: Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park
Fee: Call Wolfe’s Neck to register - 865-4465
Camp Cooking with a Registered Maine
Guide
Master the art of cooking in the field! This hands-on
course is great for future trip planners, leaders, and
Registered Maine Guides! Make a complete supper
meal (appetizers, soup, main course and desert).
Learn how to plan, shop, and maintain a safe
cooking area so no one will get sick and ruin a
trip. Everyone will be outside and will share the
prepared meal and go home with recipes. Students
should bring notebook and pencil.
NEW!
Instructor: Alice Bean Andrenyak
Date: Sunday, April 24
Time: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location: Alice’s Awesome Adventures, 17 Webb
Field Road, Brunswick
Fee: $49.00
Course #: 59-245
Natural Dyes of the Maine Coast
Come to Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park to learn how
to dye wool with natural materials! We will use plants
and flowers to give your yarn some vibrant natural
beauty. Learn about the dye process, the history of
natural dyes, and some other common materials that
you can use to create fantastic colors at home. Please
bring a hank of undyed 100% wool yarn or a small
undyed 100% wool item.
Instructor: Hannah Colbert
Date: Sunday, June 5
Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Location: Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park
Fee: Call Wolfe’s Neck to register - 865-4465
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Trips & Tours
Red Sox Game!
Mt. Katahdin Bucket List Trip
Come join us and celebrate the 2013 World Champions and say farewell to David Oritz as he takes on
the Cleveland Indians. Let us worry about the details so you can just sit back and enjoy the day.
Travel via motor coach to Boston and the famous
Fenway Park to watch the team loved by all of New
England and beyond. Price includes transportation,
complete with movies and a restroom, game tickets,
and a few surprises along the way. All discounts
included in fee. All children must be accompanied
by an adult. Return time will depend upon the end
of the game.
Check it off your bucket list! Mt. Katahdin is #2 on
National Geographic's list of top 10 summit hikes in
the world! Enjoy this adventure with two guides and
master the art of camp cooking while you’re at it.
There’s no better way to explore Baxter Park - in
good company! Don’t miss this opportunity to check
this adventure off your bucket list!
Trip Leader: Falmouth Community Programs
Date: Sunday, May 22
Depart Time: 9:30 am
Depart/Return: Mason-Motz Parking Lot,190 Middle
Road, Falmouth
Fee: $104.00
Course #: 60-232
Italian Tour of Boston’s North End
The three day excursion will be from SaturdayMonday sometime between late June - early September. Due to park rules, we can't make reservations any more than 4 months in advance. The
group will be limited to 10 participants. There will be
a waiting list. Participants will be invited to an evening organizational meeting one month before the
trip. Travel to the park will be on our own via carpool.
At this point, the plan will be to stay two nights at
Roaring Brook campground inside Baxter Park.
There will be several options for hikes within the
park with one on of them being to summit Baxter
Peak, WEATHER PERMITTING. Those who prefer
not to make the very challenging trek up Katahdin
will have the option of easier hikes to search for
moose and great views.
Join Chris Toy for a day in the city! Start the
morning by indulging in the flavors of Haymarket,
Boston's centuries-old open air market with fresh
produce as far as the eye can see! Next up: Mike’s
Pastry! Visit this local hot spot for some mouthwatering cannoli - you won’t regret it! Enjoy some
free time in the afternoon: lunch at one of the North
End’s many Italian restaurants, a scavenger hunt,
holiday shopping at Quincy Market, Freedom Trail
tours, and more! Visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner
Museum and enjoy a guided tour with a docent.
Don’t miss out on this action-packed day in Boston
with Chris Toy! Included in cost: transportation on a
coach bus, driver’s tip, admission to the Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum. Lunch and additional
costs are not included.
To register, please call the Community
Programs office at 865-6171.
Instructor: Chris Toy
Date: Saturday, May 14
Time: 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Location: Depart FHS
Fee: $119.00
Course #: 59-249
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Trips & Tours
Malaga Island Sea Kayak Tour
SUP Tour of Casco Bay
Explore the beautiful Malaga Island in Casco Bay
with a Registered Maine Guide! Take advantage of
this great opportunity to discover our surroundings
on the coast of Maine! Learn about its history – how
Maine’s native Americans used the island and about
the bad times when an island community was
evicted. You will sea kayak to the island, walk the
island, eat your lunch, and then paddle back. No
experience paddling a sea kayak is necessary. We
will be walking on the island for about a mile over
uneven surfaces. Boats and safety gear are
provided. Provide your own bag lunch, bring
appropriate footwear and clothing. Trip may be
cancelled or rescheduled if weather conditions are
not safe.
Kickstart your summer with this great adventure! Explore beautiful northwestern Casco Bay on
a stand-up paddleboard with a Registered Maine
Guide! Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the
gorgeous Mere Point area in Brunswick. Learn how
to have fun using a stand up paddleboard
(SUP). Learn the strokes, how to get on the board
from shore and in the water. SUP’s and safety gear
are provided. No experience paddling a SUP is necessary. Trip may be moved to a calm water alternative launch or cancelled if weather conditions are
not safe to run the trip. Please wear a bathing suit
under nylon shorts and a wicking shirt, a hat with
strap, and sunglasses. Swimming shoes are strongly requested.
Instructor: Alice Bean Andrenyak
Date: Saturday, June 4
Time: 8:45 am - 1:30 pm
Location: Holbrook St. boat launch, Cundy’s Harbor
Fee: $69.00
Course #: 59-252
Instructor: Alice Bean Andrenyak
Date: Saturday, June 18
Time: 8:45 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Mere Point Boat Launch
Fee: $45.00
Course #: 60-233
Tour of Pettengill Farmhouse
Join Holly Hurd of Freeport Historical Society for a
guided tour of Pettengill Farm! Learn about this historic 140-acre saltwater farm and house, which was
built in 1800. The farm has been owned by three
major families and lived in for almost a century by
the Pettengills. The last member, Mildred, lived
there until 1970 with no electricity, running water or
central heating - the home has been maintained in
that primitive state. Etchings of ships from the War of
1812 are visible in the house. Don’t miss out on this
opportunity to learn about a historic treasure in our
own backyard!
Instructor: Freeport Historical Society
Date: Saturday, April 23
Time: 10:00 - 12:00 am
Location: Trailhead on Pettengill Road, Freeport
Fee: $9.00
Course #: 59-251
Clamming on the Coast of Maine
Get your hands dirty at Wolfe’s Neck Woods State
Park! Don’t miss this opportunity to embrace the art
of clam digging with your local park rangers. Learn
about the life history of soft shell clams and other
clams, threats to clams, rules around digging clams,
and how to dig for them. Get out there and enjoy life
on the coast of Maine! This workshop will be offered
on two dates.
Instructor: Wolfe’s Neck Woods Park Staff
Date: Saturday, May 14 or Sunday, June 12
Time: 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Location: Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park
Fee: Call Wolfe’s Neck to register - 865-4465
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Adult Education
High School Equivalency Diploma (HiSET)
If you're an adult without a high school diploma, the High
School Equivalency Test (HiSET™) could be your route to
improved career prospects, a college education and increased
earnings potential. HiSET™ replaces the GED in Maine. Adult
High School Diploma programs are central to the mission and
tradition of Maine Adult Education. These are secondary
educational offerings that lead to a high school diploma awarded by RSU No. 5. Join other students who
have recently completed the program. Get your diploma and be one step closer to achieving your life’s
goals. Call Kelli Park at 865-6171 to register. Registration is FREE!.
Learning Lab - Freeport
Learning Lab is open to all adults in need of academic instruction and guidance. Teachers
provide individualized instruction in the areas of:
• High school equivalency
• HiSET prep
• Accuplacer prep
• Math and ELA instruction to prepare you for college-level coursework
• other test prep
Take advantage of these classes to get started on your future today. Call Kelli
Park at 865-6171 to register. Registration is FREE!
Instructor: Bob Deady-Schulz
Days: Mondays & Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Room 401
College Transitions
ATTENTION COLLEGE BOUND STUDENTS
OF ALL AGES!
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Want to go to college?
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Need to brush up on your math and English skills?
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Need to pass the Accuplacer tests?
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Have you already tested into Developmental Math and English classes?
Maine College Transitions is a comprehensive program of study leading to enrollment in a post secondary
institution. MCT includes career planning, academic preparation, financial aid assistance, college planning
and Accuplacer testing. In partnership with community colleges and the university system, MCT programs
offer high-quality, cost-effective and accessible pathways to postsecondary education for adults.
FEES FOR CLASSES ARE WAIVED if you become a College Transitions student through RSU5 Adult
Education. For more info, call Kelli Park, the Adult Education Coordinator, at 865-6171 or email
parkk@rsu5.org.
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Adult Education
College Transitions Classes
Arithmetic & Algebra Accuplacer Prep
Summer Math Academy
This is the perfect class for students to review for
the math Accuplacer tests. Make the best of individualized programming where you can move at your
own pace or be guided by the instructor through
arithmetic and/or algebra. Take the Accuplacer and
prepare for college registration. Textbook included
in fee.
This class will help you prepare for college-level
math! Take advantage of this opportunity to refresh
your math skills and brush up on algebra. Work
with instructors to improve your math skills and get
ready for college!
Instructor: Jan Crosson
Date: Starts April 11 for 9 weeks
Days: Mondays and Wednesdays
Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Mt. Ararat High School
Fee: $125.00(College Transitions Students - Free)
Course #: 60-234
Instructor: Jan Crosson
Date: June 30 - August 20
Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm or 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Mt. Ararat High School
Fee: $125.00 (College Transition Students - Free)
Course #: 60-235
Career and Life Pathways Workshops
Wondering what you will do during the next phase of your career? Want to find out where to train for a
new job or learn how to start a business? This class will provide an opportunity to clarify your goals,
and learn about local resources and training programs, and start developing a career plan and lifestyle
based on your skills, interests, and priorities.
Mini-Workshop 1: Work and Life Transition
through the Life Span
Mini-Workshop 3: Career Direction and SelfEmployment
Navigating the transition process, developing clarity
about your interests and goals.
Developing a plan to achieve your career and life
pathways, and learn about subsidized career
counseling, small business start-up and money
management training.
Instructor: Dr. Mindy Novick
Date: Monday, May 9
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Library
Fee: $15 (or $40 for all 3 workshops)
Course #: 60-236
Mini-Workshop 2: Exploring Opportunities
in the Maine Job Market
Instructor: Dr. Mindy Novick
Date: Monday, May 23
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Library
Fee: $15 (or $40 for all 3 workshops)
Course #: 60-238
Identifying “Transferable Skills” and learning about
workforce training resources.
Instructor: Dr. Mindy Novick
Date: Monday, May 16
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: FHS Library
Fee: $15 (or $40 for all three workshops)
Course #: 60-237
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Adult Education
ESOL
Do you know someone who would benefit from improved
speaking and writing skills in English? We offer flexible day and
evening classes at varying ability levels from beginning to
advanced for English Language Learners. This program assists
students in reading, writing, speaking and listening. Students
must meet with Kelli Park for ESOL placement before their first
session. Call 865-6171 to set up an appointment for pre-testing and placement. Instruction is
designed to meet learners’ needs and can include preparation for the citizenship test upon
request. Registration is FREE!
Ed2Go Online Courses
Recreation & Community Education offers
online courses through Education 2 Go. Whether you're looking for professional development
or personal enrichment, these six-week online
courses are the perfect way to learn a new skill
or enhance your existing ones.
Health Ed Today
Consider taking an online Health Care class
today! These courses are highly interactive and
provide students with an enriched learning experience. Job placement rates for these classes is extremely high, so consider taking the
leap today!
To register: www.ed2go.com/rce
To register: www.healthedtoday.com/rsu5
Popular Online Courses:
Accounting Fundamentals
Creating Web Pages
Grant Writing
Medical Terminology
And more!
Popular Online Courses:
Pharmacy Technician Program
Clinical Medical Assistant
Dental Assisting Program
Medical Billing & Coding
And more!!!
Adult Transitions
Considering a career change? Need assistance going back
to college, but not sure where to start? Have you recently lost
your job and don’t know what support services are available
to you? Set up an appointment with our Adult Ed team to let
us help you navigate the murky waters of adult
transitions. Call David Watts or Kelli Park at 865-6171.
We offer FREE advising services in the following:
• Career Transitions
• Referrals to nonprofit agencies
• Entrepreneurship and small business development
• Certificate programs
• Post-secondary education
• Job searching, resume writing and interviewing
Don’t miss this opportunity - take advantage of the FREE services we provide!
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For Your Information
Facility Scheduling
Did you know RSU5 Community Programs handles the scheduling of school buildings and school athletic fields? Avoid conflicts with school events, sports, meetings
and community events by scheduling your event early with Community Programs.
Groups requesting use of the RSU5 school facilities must complete and submit a
request form to RSU5 Community Programs at least ten working days prior to the
use of the facility. Forms can be found on our website at www.rsu5-cp.org.
“Like” RSU5 Recreation & Community Education
on FACEBOOK and get updates, information and
photos on all your favorite programs!
Discounted Tickets!
We sell Funtown/Splashtown discounted
combo tickets and Aquaboggan discounted general
admission tickets. Stop by our office to grab some
today! Cash or check only!
Funtown/Splashtown Combo
Passes are only $27 each (save
$9 off price at the gate)! Must be
48” or taller.
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Program Updates & Cancellations
Participants will be notified of changes and
cancellations via email. In addition, Program
changes, updates and weather cancellations are
posted on the our website (www.rsu5-rce.org)
and on our Facebook Page
(www.facebook.com/RSU5CP).
Aquaboggan General Admission
Passes are only $15 each (save
$5 off price at the gate)!
Local Directory
Agency
Freeport Community Services
Freeport Community Library
Freeport Conservation Trust
Freeport Town Hall
Phone
865-3985
865-3307
865-3985 x212
865-4743
Website
www.fcsmaine.org
www.freeportlibrary.com
www.freeportconservationtrust.org
www.freeportmaine.com
Want to become a substitute teacher?
Do you have a desire to work with children? Have you thought about being a substitute teacher in the
RSU? Participants in this workshop will learn: how to present teachers’ lesson plans, how to manage a
classroom as a substitute teacher, plus all of the general logistics of being a substitute teacher.
In addition, participants will complete paperwork for an application packet to be delivered to RSU 5
Human Resources. Must pre-register with Community Programs.
Instructor: Diane Whitmore
Date: Monday, April 11, 2016
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: FHS Room 104
Fee: Free
Course #: 60-239
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Youth Registration Form
Participant Name: _______________________
DOB: ________ Grade: _______ Gender: ____
Participant Name: _____________________________ DOB: ________ Grade: _______ Gender: ____
Address: ____________________________________ Town: _____________________ Zip: ________
Home Phone: ______________ Work Phone: ___________________ Cell Phone: __________________
Email: _______________________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________________
Medical Concerns/Medication/Limitations: ___________________________________________________
Emergency Contact: _________________
Phone: ____________ Relationship to Participant:________
Child Name (s)
Course #
Program Name
Fee
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Subtotal
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Credit Card #: ______________________________
Expiration Date: ____________________________
For office use only
Gift Certificate/Credit Amount
CP Scholarship Amount
FCS Scholarship Amount
Convenience Fee ($3.00)
TOTAL FEE:
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I hereby authorize that the above named person may participate in the listed programs conducted by RSU 5 Community Programs. I agree to release, discharge,
indemnify and hold RSU 5 Community Programs and their agent and employees harmless from any liability claims, demands, costs or damages arising out of
said program activities which are sustained during participation. I hereby authorize that the above named person may receive emergency medical treatment,
including transportation and hospitalization, if needed. I certify that the participant is in good health and that there is no limit to his/her participation except as
stated in writing below. I understand that any photographs taken during these programs may be used by RSU5 Community Programs for promotional purposes. I
have read this document carefully, and sign it voluntarily with full knowledge of its significance.
Parent Signature:__________________________
Date: __________________________________
Please make checks payable to RSU5 Community Programs
Please mail or drop off form to:
RSU5 Community Programs
17 West Street, Freeport ME 04032
Questions? Please call 207-865-6171
www.rsu5cp.org
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Adult Registration Form
Participant Name: _______________________
DOB: ________ Grade: _______ Gender: ____
Participant Name: _____________________________ DOB: ________ Grade: _______ Gender: ____
Address: ____________________________________ Town: _____________________ Zip: ________
Home Phone: ______________ Work Phone: ___________________ Cell Phone: __________________
Email: _______________________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian _______________________________________________________________________
Medical Concerns/Medication/Limitations: ___________________________________________________
Emergency Contact: _________________
Phone: ____________ Relationship to Participant:________
Name (s)
Course #
Program Name
Fee
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Subtotal
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Credit Card #: ______________________________
For office use only
Gift Certificate/Credit Amount
Convenience Fee ($3.00)
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Expiration Date: ____________________________
TOTAL FEE:
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I hereby authorize that the above named person may participate in the listed programs conducted by RSU 5 Community Programs. I agree to release, discharge,
indemnify and hold RSU 5 Community Programs and their agent and employees harmless from any liability claims, demands, costs or damages arising out of
said program activities which are sustained during participation. I hereby authorize that the above named person may receive emergency medical treatment,
including transportation and hospitalization, if needed. I certify that the participant is in good health and that there is no limit to his/her participation except as
stated in writing below. I understand that any photographs taken during these programs may be used by RSU5 Community Programs for promotional purposes. I
have read this document carefully, and sign it voluntarily with full knowledge of its significance.
Parent Signature:__________________________
Date: __________________________________
Please make checks payable to RSU5 Community Programs
Please mail or drop off form to:
RSU5 Community Programs
17 West Street, Freeport ME 04032
Questions? Please call 207-865-6171
www.rsu5cp.org
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Community Programs
17 West Street
Freeport, ME 04032
207-865-6171
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Thank You Program Volunteers!
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Telephone Numbers
Community Programs
RSU 5 Central Office
Teen Center
Laugh & Learn MSS
Laugh & Learn MLS
Laugh & Learn DCS
865-6171
865-0928
865-3985 ext. 236
865-6361 ext. 254
865-4561 ext. 254
353-9333 ext. 118
Website - www.rsu5cp.org
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