Park District

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Park District

Winter/Spring
2 0 0 9
P r o g r a m s
&
E v e n t s
Park District
Itasca
Park District
Meet the
Recreation
Staff
Maryfran Leno
Ryan Jastrzab
Executive Director
Superintendent of Recreation
Lori Neubauer
Kris Eisenmann
Anne Bennett
Susan Sawtell
Chris Carling
Mike Wold
Fitness Manager
Gymnastics Supervisor
Recreation Supervisor
at Itasca for 26 years
Nature Programming
Athletics Supervisor
at Itasca for 9 years
Aquatic & Facility
Supervisor
Previously with
Bartlett Park District
630-773-1213
Itasca
Park District
Waterpark
2009
Early Bird
Park District
Waterpark
Pool
Pass
Registration
Begins April 1st
Previously at
University of
Wisconsin LaCrosse
Previously with
Itasca Nature Center
Previously with
Hanover Park
Park District
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
General Information
Board of Commissioners
Staff
Linda Aiani (Term 2013) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President
Maryfran Leno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Director of Parks and Recreation
Brenda Burlini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Finance Supervisor
Beth Rodriguez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Public Relations Supervisor
Jennifer Benitez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Registration Secretary
Lynda Wade (Term 2013) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President
Dan Kompanowski (Term 2009) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
Jeff Craven (Term 2011) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Commissioner
Dave Hansen (Term 2011) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Commissioner
Itasca Park District
Board Meetings
The Park Board meets the third Monday of each month at 7:00pm. All
meetings are held at the Itasca Recreation Center, 350 E. Irving Park
Road. The public is welcome to attend. If you
have a park problem, suggestion or if you
would like to observe how the Park
District operates, we encourage your
attendance.
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Recreation
Ryan Jastrzab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Superintendent of Recreation
Lori Neubauer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fitness Manager
Chris Carling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recreation Supervisor
Anne Bennett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aquatic & Facility Supervisor
Susan Sawtell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recreation Supervisor
Mike Wold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Athletics Supervisor
Kris Eisenmann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gymnastics Supervisor
Parks
Dale Martinello . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Superintendent of Parks
Phil Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Superintendent of Buildings
Javier Gutierrez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maintenance
Website: itascaparkdistrict.com
Park District Facilities
Recreation Center
350 E. Irving Park Road
Ph.# 630-773-2257
FAX # 630-773-4524
Fitness Center
Ph.# 630-773-2257, ext. 115
FAX# 630-773-4524
Registration
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closings/Please Note:
Dec 25, Jan 1, Apr 12
Itasca Waterpark
100 N. Catalpa
Ph.# 630-773-1213
8am-8pm
8am-6pm
9am-2pm
11am-3pm
Historical Depot
101 N. Catalpa
Ph.# 630-773-3363
Registration
Begins Monday,
Dec 8th!
Skate Park
Peacock Park
8am-Sunset
Sports Hotline
Ph.# 630-616-7558
Itasca Park District ■ www.itascaparkdistrict.com
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Table of Contents
Fitness Center
Aerobic Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Babysitting Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Cardio Kickboxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Fit Friends in Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Fitness Assessment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Fitness Center Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Indoor Cycling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Itasca Running Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Membership Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Personal Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Super W.O.W. Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Teen Weight Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Preschool
Junior Kindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Preschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Tiny Tikes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Nature Programming
Adult Potpourri
Animal Adventure Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Camp Habitat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Flock to the Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Kids n Critters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Wildland Explorers Adventure Camp . . . . . . . . . 30
Aikido. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Ballroom Dancing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Basketball League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Bunco League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Fencing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Garden Plots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Holiday Drop & Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Summer Softball League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Volleyball League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Teen Scene
Chestnut Mountain Ski Trip. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Club Friday Nights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Itasca Expedition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Lounge After School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Teen End of Year Bash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Teen Job Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Teen Weight Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Tween Movie Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Open Gym . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Senior Happenings . . 38
Special Services . . . . 39, 43
Special Events. . . . . . . . . 6-7
Printed on
Recycled Paper
Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Kiddie Korner
ABC Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Abrakadoodle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Animals, Animals & More! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Authors in the Kitchen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Birthday Party Packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Bugs, Bees & Butterflies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Holiday Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Huggy Bears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Jr. Pajama Party. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Kid Rock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Magical Fairy Tales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Messy Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Numbers, Shapes & More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Play Clay Fun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Spring Pee Wee Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Summer Camp Preview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Toddler Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Tot Rock! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
For more information about...
our recreational programs and facilities
Please contact:
Maryfran Leno, CPRP
Executive Director of Parks and Recreation
E-mail: maryfran@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 630.773-2257, ext. 111
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Kids Korner
Boys/Girls Day Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Checkmate Chess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Kid Rock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Magic Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
School Day Off Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Spring Break Escape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Summer Camp Preview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Winter Break Escape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Winterpalooza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Sports Galore
Fencing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Golf Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Karate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Little Hoops Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Little Sluggers T-Ball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Open Gym. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Pee Wee Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Spring In-House Soccer League . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
ROOM RENTALS
Host your parties at the
Itasca Park District!!
Our banquet room can
seat up to 130 people.
From parties for birthdays, graduations or
receptions in the Iris Room, to meetings in
the Willow Room; to basketball or volleyball in the
Gymnasium, or teen parties in the Lounge, we can
easily meet your needs. Fill out a Room Rental
Application at the Registration Desk. We will work with
you to schedule a date for your celebration. For more
information, please call (630)773-2257. (AB)
■ Iris Room
■ Iris A
■ Iris B
■ Willow Room
■ Lounge
■ Gymnasium
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Programs & Events
General Information
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Dear Resident,
The residents of Itasca enjoy a community that offers them so much more
then garbage pick-up, snow removal, water, sewer and a scenic atmosphere.
What Itasca also provides are opportunities to take memories with you for the
rest of your life. Do you remember the dress you bought 3 years ago? The
2nd cell phone? A DVD from last year? Your 4th car? What the Itasca Park
District and the Village of Itasca offer you is the chance to have a bank of
memories that will live on in our mind for many years to come. How about
when your son had his first hit in little league? Your daughter danced in her
first recital? When you first swam the entire lap at the pool? Go Dolphins!
How about that soccer goal that took 3 years to make? You either were on
that team or on the sidelines cheering them on and jumping for joy with
their accomplishment. You finally finished the aerobic class without gasping
for breath. Do you still have the craft project on display in your home? I
remember how my thighs burned after the adult tap class
session and how I hoofed my way through the dance recital.
My husband and I still talk about the ballroom dancing
lesson we had that brought tears to our eyes from laughter.
The Itasca Park District and the Village of Itasca combine their efforts to
bring to the residents of our community events that memories are built
upon. Oktoberfest this year was a prime example. People were talking
about the successful weekend way after the last brat was eaten. Most
recently, the revamped Halloweenfest was a great success with the family
event, two kids’ dances and the New Haunted House. Over 450 people dared
to enter the transformed Recreation Center. Fun was had by all! Santa
coming to the Village Hall is highly anticipated for the children of our town.
How many eggs are found at the Easter Egg Hunt? We all cheer on the
participants in the Memorial Day Parade and mourn those who gave so
much for our freedom. ItascaFest is a great tradition. National Night Out
attendance increases every year. The Itasca web page lists upcoming events.
Our brochure has the upcoming seasons activities listed as well. Our
programs offer you a chance to build those memories either
alone or with your family and friends.
As time goes on we cherish memories so much more than
material objects. Just listening to our grandparents talk
about their life experiences reinforces the fact that we are
building them as we live now.
Memories light the corners of our mind forever. The Itasca
Park District and the Village of Itasca will keep giving you the
opportunity to build upon them.
Linda
Aiani
President, Board of Commissioners
Thank you
Brenda Burlini
Finance Supervisor
15
years
of dedicated service
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Special Events
Holiday Events
Holiday Drop & Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dec 6 & 13
Visits from Santa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dec 7 & 14
Supper with Santa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fri Dec 12
■ 5:30-7pm
Dec 5 ■ 7pm
Santa Calling
Free ■ Register by Dec 12
House Decorating Contest
Tue Dec 16
Polar Express
Sat Dec 20
For registration information, call 630/773-2257.
Winter Night at the Movies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
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20th Annual
House Decorating Contest
Tuesday December 16th
Village of Itasca and Itasca Park District residents, start putting out your
holiday lights & decorations! We will travel by and judge every house in
Itasca on Tuesday, December 16th. Lights must be on by 6pm. Registration
is not necessary. Prizes will be awarded. (AB)
Supper With Santa
There will be lots of holiday cheer as the children have the opportunity to
enjoy supper with Santa Claus. There is plenty of fun for everyone including:
holiday crafts, and the reading of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Each child
will visit and get their picture taken with Santa and receive a holiday treat.
Please bring your own camera. (AB)
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
6616-0
Fri
Dec 12
5:30-7pm
$10 per child
$ 5 per adult
Valentine Tea
Do you have some beautiful china that is stored away and only comes out for
special occasions? Well here is your opportunity to dust off that china and enjoy
some company. Come and enjoy an elegant and special Valentine’s Day Tea
where you bring your special tea plate and cup and we provide a variety of hot
teas along with dessert. Entertainment will be part of the afternoon. (SS)
AGE: 60+
CODE
DAY
8588-0
DATE
TIME
Fri
Feb 13
2-4pm
MIN/MAX: 15/30
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Iris A & B
DEADLINE: Tue Feb 10
FEE
$5
Itasca Historical Society
Annual Tea Party
The Itasca Historical Society is hosting its annual tea party on Sunday,
February 15, 2009. The highlight of this year’s party will be Brian “Fox”
Ellis’ Presentation of “Lincoln Tales Tall and True.” Mr. Ellis steps into
character as Austin Gullaher, a childhood friend of Lincoln who once saved
Lincoln’s life. Step back in time and meet Lincoln during many facets of his
life, from child to lawyer to president.
Doors will open at 1:15pm with sandwiches, cookies and tea being served at
1:30pm. Mr. Ellis will perform at 2:00pm. Tickets may be purchased at the
Itasca Park District front desk for $14. If you would like to reserve tickets to be
picked up at the door please call Mrs. Dolan at 630-773-1671.
DEADLINE:
Fri Nov 28
MIN/MAX:
50/100
Santa Claus is Coming to Town
Join us at the Municipal Complex for a night of holiday fun.
Organized
This year’s event will be held on Tuesday, December 9 from
by the
5:30 to 9 P.M. Leading the festivities will be Santa Claus as
he leads the Light Parade to the Municipal Complex,
arriving at approximately 5:45 p.m.
Santa’s Light Parade Route will start at Franzen School,
travel east on Bryn Mawr Avenue to Walnut Street south to
Irving Park Road and finishing at the Municipal Complex.
Activities throughout the night include trolley rides, holiday
crafts, carolers and snacks. Each family that attends will receive
a commemorative ornament (while supplies last).
Donations of NEW AND UNWRAPPED TOYS will be collected that night by
the Police Department to help local families in need. There will also be a
mitten and hat tree to hang your winter wear donations for needy children.
Join us for a great family night of holiday festivities! If you have any
questions about the Night with Santa, contact Crime Prevention Officer Rick
Brogan at (630) 228-5705.
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Programs & Events
Special Events
Ravinia Night
Pack up a picnic basket full of cheese and wine and head over to the Itasca
Recreation Center. In the gym there will be live entertainment where you can
enjoy your meal with friends and family. This is a night out that you don’t
want to miss. Babysitting services will be available for an additional fee. (SS)
AGE: All ages
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8628-0
Sat
Feb 21
6:30-8:30pm
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center
FEE
$10 per couple
$15 per family
DEADLINE: Fri Feb 13
Water Easter Egg Hunt
Hundreds of floating Easter Eggs wait as you to jump in the water and gather
them up. Inside each colorful egg is a hidden surprise of candy, toys or maybe
you will find a lucky egg redeemable for a prize! Each age group will have
time to splash in the water after the hunt is over. Bags to collect the eggs in will
be provided. Please note pool depth is 3’6” to 5’. An adult MUST accompany
all children. Parents are welcome to swim with their children. Ages 5 yrs and
under MUST be directly supervised by an adult in and out of the water. (AB)
CODE
DAY
DATE
AGE
2210-1
Wed
Apr 8
2210-2
Wed
Apr 8
2210-3
Wed
Apr 8
FEE: $5 per child / Adults Free
DEADLINE: Wed, Apr 1
TIME
4 yrs & Under
6:30-7pm
5-6 yrs
7-7:30pm
7-10 yrs
7:30-8pm
LOCATION: Eaglewood Resort & Spa
MIN/MAX: 25/100
Adult Eggstravaganza
Who said Egg Hunts were only for kids? The Itasca Park District is proving
them wrong with this adult only Egg Hunt. Hundreds of eggs will be hidden
throughout Washington Park, and they won’t be easy to find. Inside the eggs
will be coupons to various local businesses and to park district services. No
excuses allowed, because we will be offering FREE babysitting in our Kids
Klub! Don’t forget your flashlights! (SS)
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Thu
Apr 2
6:30pm
FREE
Eggstreme Teen Nite
Come on out to Washington Park for a teeneriffic Easter Egg Hunt. Hundreds
of eggs will be hidden throughout the park. Inside each egg will be pieces of
candy or a small prize. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a grand prize egg! Each
child must bring his/her own flashlight. (SS)
AGES: 10-14 yrs
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Fri
Apr 3
6:30pm
FREE
Easter Candy Hunt
The Easter Bunny will be out and about in Washington Park, hiding special treats
for the children of Itasca to find. Inside each egg is a piece of candy or a small
prize. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a ticket inside an egg that is redeemable for a
grand prize! Don’t forget to bring baskets and your camera to capture the fun. (SS)
AGES: 10 yrs and under
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Sat
Apr 4
10am
FREE
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Breakfast with the Bunny
There will be a lot of smiles and laughter as children have the opportunity to
enjoy breakfast with the Easter Bunny!!! Breakfast includes: pancakes,
sausage, juice and coffee. There is plenty of fun for everyone with many arts
and crafts activities along with entertainment. Each child will visit the Easter
Bunny and receive a Polaroid photo with the Easter Bunny. This is a family
event; all attending must register. (SS)
AGE: 10yrs & Under
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
2458-0
Sat
Apr 4
10:30am-12pm
$10 per child
$5 per adult
LOCATION: Iris A & B
MIN/MAX: 25/100
DEADLINE: Wed Apr 1
Bunny Visits
The Bunny will be hopping all around town visiting the families of Itasca.
The Bunny will surprise the entire family with a special visit to your home.
Due to the Bunny’s busy schedule, he will only be able to stay for about 10
minutes. Families will need to be available from 3:30-6:30pm so that the
Bunny will catch you at home. Once you are registered, the bunny’s little
helpers will call with his approximate arrival time. Pre-registration is
required. Each visit includes a very special basket for the children. (SS)
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Sun
Apr 5
3:30-6:30pm
$25 (includes one basket)
$7 per add’l basket
DEADLINE: Sun May 29
My Mom’s the Best
For Mother’s Day, tell us in 50 words or less why you think your Mom is the
best. The first place winner’s Mom will receive a gift certificate to Shelly’s
Salon & Spa on Walnut in Itasca along with their child’s essay. The essay can
be hand written, but write neatly. (SS)
Division 1: 1st Graders
Division 2: 2nd Graders
Division 3: 3rd Graders
Division 4: 4th Graders
Deadline: Mon May 4
Please drop off essay at the Itasca Rec. Center, attention Susan Sawtell. Essay must
include child’s name, address, phone number and grade level to be considered.
2009 Memorial Day Parade
The 2009 Memorial Day Parade will take place on Monday,
May 25th beginning at 9:30am. Step-off location will be
at Bryn Mawr and Catalpa. Any group wishing to participate, please contact the Itasca Park District at 773-2257.
A Memorial Service will be held immediately following
the parade at Usher Park courtesy of the VFW Post #5167.
The Annual Family Picnic then follows. Bring your
family, pack a picnic basket or purchase food
from the vendors and listen to musical entertainment from 11:30am-1pm. (SS)
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Trips
Museum of Science & IndustrySmart Home, Green and Wired
Come and explore a fully-functioning, three story modular and sustainable
home in the Museum of Science and Industry’s own backyard to learn about
the ways, big and small, that you and your family can make eco-friendly
living and unique home technologies part of your daily life. Bring a sack
lunch with you to eat along the way. Please meet at the Itasca Recreation
Center at 10:45am as the van will depart at 11am. (SS)
AGE: 18+
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8642-0
Sat
Jan 3
11am-4pm
$40
MIN/MAX: 10
LOCATION: Museum of Science and Industry-Chicago, IL
DEADLINE: Sat Dec 27
8632-0
LOCATION:
DEADLINE:
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Wed
Jan 28
11:30am-4:30pm $45
Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire
MIN/MAX: 20/28
Fri Dec 19
Medieval Times Dinner and Show
Join the Itasca Park District to a step back in time as you enjoy jousting,
swordsmanship, thrilling hand to hand combat, and displays of incredible
horsemanship while you experience an exciting yet touching story set in
Medieval Spain. Guests are served a four-course banquet meal and cheer for
one of six knights as they compete in the joust and other tests of the skill. The
bus will depart the Itasca Recreation Center promptly at 12pm so please arrive
a few minutes beforehand. (SS)
AGE: 11+
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8659-0
Sat
Feb 28
12-4:45pm
$60
MAX/MIN: 15/28
LOCATION: Medieval Times in Schaumburg
DEADLINE: Mon Feb 9
We’re off to some great restaurants. We do the driving; you do the
dining at a variety of restaurants in the Chicagoland area. Stop by the
front desk for a sneak peak at the menus. Fees do not include meal;
bill is on your own. (SS)
Rooster’s Barn and Grill – Bloomingdale
Marriot Theatre-Bowery Boys
The Bowery Boys follows the journey of Dick Hunter, a street-wise kid, and
Mary, a young British heiress through the tough streets of Manhattan. These
two orphans and their street-urchin friends brave a host of dangerous adventures while never losing their hope for a brighter future – the American
Dream! Inspired by the books of Horatio Alger, this world-premiere musical
features exhilarating dance and a rich musical score inspired by the songs of
George M. Cohan like “Give My Regards to Broadway” and “Yankee Doodle
Dandy.” Lunch is not included in price. We will be leaving the Itasca
Recreation Center at 11:30 so please arrive by 11:15am. (SS)
AGES: 18+
CODE
CRUISIN’
CONNOISSEURS
CLUB
Rooster’s is located right downtown in the historic district of Bloomingdale.
If you are in the mood for some tasty burgers, charbroiled chicken or
homemade meatloaf-Roosters is the right flavor for you! This bar and grill
is the hot place for cool meals.
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8687-0
Tue
Jan 20
11am-2pm $5
FEE
Hollywood Boulevard – Woodridge
The Hollywood Blvd Cinema is the Worlds First & Best Premier Movie Going
Experience, with full service to each and every seat in the fully integrated
Restaurant, Bar and Movie Theater. They seat you in high-backed leather
executive chairs in beautifully and individually decorated auditoriums
featuring DTS and all the latest Dolby Technology. They bring you movies the
way they should be seen, in class, style and comfort like no place else on earth.
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8697-0
Tue
Feb 17
11am-2pm $5
FEE
Cucina Roma - Westmont
Here at Cucina Roma you will experience homemade, rustic Italian
cooking. Good food, friendly service and great values are the main ingredients of this restaurant. If you are in the mood for a wonderful Italian meal
then this is the place for you!
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8698-0
Tue
Mar 17
11am-2pm $5
FEE
Egg Harbor – Arlington Heights
Egg Harbor hatched in December 1985 and has since won awards as best
breakfast in the Chicagoland area. Offered here are egg-cellent healthy and
gourmet entrees along with a wide variety of breakfast meals that fill the
plate and stomach! Brightly decorated with a farm like atmosphere, Egg
Harbor makes the dining experience egg-ceptional.
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
2669-0
Tue
Apr 21
11am-2pm $5
FEE
Greek Islands Restaurant - Lombard
The spirit of Greece is captured well at this award-winning restaurant.
Come and enjoy some Greek style food which is served as a family style
dinner offering many different dishes for 2 or more persons to share. This
is a great introduction to traditional Greek foods.
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
2678-0
Tue
May 19
11am-2pm $5
FEE
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Trips
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House Tour
Discover how Wright was ahead of his time with a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering
and Math) tour. Analyze historic plans and construction photographs, assess building and
design technologies of 1910 in contrast to current technologies and explore how Wright’s
revolutionary concepts were translated through innovative use of materials and construction.
After the tour we will picking up something to eat, the meal is at your own expense.(SS)
AGE: 18+
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8675-0
Sat
Mar 14
2:45-6pm
$35
LOCATION: Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio-Oak Park
MIN/MAX: 10/14
DEADLINE: Mar 1
A Day in Geneva
The time is always right for a day in Geneva, Illinois. This charming town,
nestled on the banks of the Fox River, has a unique appeal to visitors
throughout the year. Browse Geneva’s more than 100 shops and find
uncommon gifts, clothing, accessories, home décor and antiques. You also
will have the opportunity to savor the cuisine of Geneva’s award-winning
restaurant. Lunch is on your own and at your expense. Contact Susan Sawtell
for more information about Geneva! (SS)
AGE: 18+
CODE
DAY
DATE
2648-0
Wed
May 20
LOCATION: Geneva, IL
DEADLINE: Mon May 18
TIME
FEE
11am-4:30pm
$6
MIN/MAX: 10/14
2657-0
DAY
DATE
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
2639-0
The Lynfred Winery
Founded by Fred and Lynn Koehler in Roselle in October 1979, Lynfred
Winery is the oldest and largest, continuously operating, bonded winery in
the state of Illinois producing over 50 varieties and 25,000 cases of wine!
Come join the park district as we travel to Roselle and have the opportunity
to have a tour of this spacious winery and taste seven different wines. This is
an experience your taste buds won’t want to miss! Be sure to arrive at the
Itasca Recreation Center 15 minutes before departure time. (SS)
AGE: 21+
CODE
Naper Settlement
Along the winding paths of Naper Settlement the past vividly comes to life
from log cabin beginnings to Victorian splendor and beyond. Listen to the
clank of metal upon metal as the blacksmith hammers raw iron. Hear the
rhythm of a hand-held printing press at work and the ringing of the schoolmarm’s bell calling students to the one-room schoolhouse. Climb aboard the
Conestoga wagon and imagine journeying West, on a trip through yesteryear.
Lunch at Cracker Barrel Restaurant will follow the visit and is at your own
expense. The bus will depart the Itasca Recreation Center at 12pm so please
arrive fifteen minutes early. (SS)
AGE: 60+
TIME
Sat
May 23
12:30-3:30pm
DEADLINE: Sat May 16
MIN/MAX: 12/14
LOCATION: Lynfred Winery-Roselle
FEE
$16
Thu
Apr 30
12-3pm
LOCATION: Naper Settlement-Naperville
DEADLINE: Fri Apr 24
FEE
$20 plus lunch costs
MIN/MAX: 10/14
our aquatics and facilities
Please contact:
Anne Bennett
Aquatic and Facility Supervisor
E-mail: anne@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 630.773-2257, ext. 117
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Kids’ Fun
KidsKlub
Babysitting Service
Don’t let your child miss out on the fun! Caring and qualified staff will watch over your children in a safe environment while you run errands keep personal appointments, or if you just need a break. All children must be between
the ages of six weeks and six years old. All parents who may need to have their child’s diaper changed must fill out a
separate waiver. (AB)
Fitness Member
KidsKlub Card
A Fitness Member Kids Klub Card can be purchased at the front
desk during regular office hours. Having a Fitness Member Kids
Klub Card allows parents to take full advantage of discounted
babysitting. Each card will have 30 punches and each punch is
worth one hour. This card may be purchased by a Full-Year
Fitness Member only.
FEE: $60
Daily Drop-in
You can choose to pay by the hour or purchase a one-day
pass. Fees need to be paid at the front desk before your child is
picked up.
Hourly Visit
One Day Pass (9am-1pm)
$4 per hour - 1 child
$6.50 per hour - 2 children
$9 per hour - 3 children
$12 per day - 1 child
$20 per day - 2 children
$28 per day - 3 children
Hours
9am-1pm
Monday-Friday
Kids Klub Room
Kids Klub Attendants will not
accept cash payments or I.O.U.’s
Location:
* Hours subject to change if
attendance is consistently too low.
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iFIT
Fitness Solution
iFIT Membership Rates
iFIT Hours:
Rates subject to change • Prices do not include Aerobic/Aqua classes
Monday-Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
* Initial Sign-up Fee: $20
5:30am-10pm
5:30am-9pm
7am-5pm
7am-4pm
1 yr. Full Membership
*
*
*
*
*
Individual 18-59
Individual Senior (60+)
Couple
Couple (1 Sr. 60+)
Couple Senior (60+)
High School 14-17 yrs.**
Teens** 11-13 yrs
College
*°Corporate
Resident
Nonresident
$189
$ 80
$325
$225
$136
$ 95
$ 60
$105
$215
$249
$118
$425
$325
$200
$125
$ 70
$120
—
6-month Full Membership Resident
*
*
*
*
*
Individual 18-59
Individual Senior (60+)
Couple
Couple (1 Sr. 60+)
Couple Senior 60+
High School 14-17**
* Corporate
Monthly Membership
One-Month
Three-Month
Jogging Track Only
Individual 18-59
Seniors (60+)
Corporate
Daily Membership
Individual 18-59
Seniors (60+)
Nonresident
$119
$ 63
$202
$154
$107
$ 63
$136
$159
$ 78
$270
$201
$132
$ 78
—
Resident
Nonresident
$ 35
$ 60
$ 40
$ 70
Resident
Nonresident
$ 45
$ 35
$ 55
$ 70
$ 55
—
Resident
Nonresident
$ 7
$ 4
$ 8
$ 5
iFIT Closings:
Dec 25 • Jan 1 • Apr 12
iFIT Holiday Hours:
Dec 24: 7am-1pm
❖ Add $30 to
your teen or high
school membership and upgrade
your membership
to include
“The Lounge.”
Dec 31: 7am-1pm
Free iFIT Orientations
Have you been using the same equipment and doing the
same routine over and over again? Do you know how to use
all of our fitness equipment and new machines to meet
your goals? Take advantage of a FREE
orientation with one of our personal
trainers and learn about everything that
our fitness center has to offer you. Free
orientations will be offered on the second
Wednesday of each month. Sign up for the
time that you will be attending at the
fitness center desk.
DAY: 2nd Wednesday of each month
TIME: 8am, 10:30am, or 7pm
Locker
Rentals
One Year: $60
Six Months: $30
** Parents must be present upon registration
iFIT Equipment:
Indoor Jogging Track
■ 9 Treadmills
■ 1 Nordic Track
■ 5 Ellipticals
■ 1 Concept II rower
■ 4 Total Body Ellipticals
■ 13 Station Cybex Fitness System
■ 1 Flat, incline, decline benches
■ Dumbbells 1-100 lbs.
■ 3 NuSteps
■ 1 Inner/outer thigh machine
■ 1 plate loaded angled leg press
■ Plate weight up to 3000 lbs.
■ 2 Steppers
■ 1 Gravitron
■ 1 3-way bench
■ 1 Smith machine
■ 2 Upright bikes
■ 3 Stretch trainers
■ 1 Preacher curl/EZ curl bar
■ 1 Precor Adaptive Motion Trainer
■ 2 Recumbent bikes
■ 1 Olympic bench/bar & plates
■ 1 Versa climber
■ 2 Functional Cable Trainers
The large indoor jogging track features indoor flex.
One mile is equivalent to 12 laps.
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Reaching
Your
Personal Best!
Itasca
Running
Club
The Itasca running club was formed to bring together
runners of various skills and backgrounds. It is a great way
to meet people who share your enthusiasm for running.
We meet at Starbucks in Itasca on Saturdays at 7am. The
club runs a five-mile course through the Village streets.
Most participants run the entire course but some run faster
or slower, and some run fewer miles. We hope to see you
there! For more information, please contact Jennifer at
(630) 773-2257.
Fitness Assessments
A great start for the exercise novist or the physically fit. This body composition analysis will help you streamline your aerobic and muscular conditioning by targeting your fitness
level. Upon completion of a few
Free to new members!
simple tests and measurements,
our trained professional will chart your personal performance – including
achievable guidelines for a healthier body, mind and spirit.
Re-assessment:
$15
Fit Friends In Training (F.I.T.)
Train with your spouse, partner, friends or neighbors without feeling
overwhelmed or anxious about individual performance or being part of a large
class. F.I.T. allows you and your partner/friends to train together and receive
individualized training. Each F.I.T. package includes a full fitness assessment,
four 1-hour training sessions and individualized exercise analysis for each
person. Inquire at the Fitness Center Desk for more details.
*FEE: $140 includes four one-hour sessions per person.
Two people minimum. Four people maximum.
iFIT
iFIT
Certified
Personal Training
Work-one-on-one with a certified trainer! Your personal trainer will design an exercise
program tailored to meet your fitness goals at your fitness level. You will also receive the
motivation that you need to meet your goals and stick with your program.
Sessions are by appointment only. If you would like to be contacted by one of our trainers,
please fill out the “Personal Training” request form at the fitness desk. A trainer will then
contact you to get started!
Training Sessions
Fitness Member
Non Fitness Member
4sessions
8 sessions
10 sessions
1 tune-up session
$189
$299
$334
$ 55
$229
$379
$434
$ 65
Personal
Trainers:
Lori Neubauer
Sherry Rubino
Jacquie Snick
Diane Sutherland
Steve Gaus
Nikki Bittner
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Indoor Cycling
This indoor cycling class will help you lose inches, tone muscles and
increase your cardio endurance. Ride at your own pace in a
motivating group fitness atmosphere. The class will incorporate
different types of terrains such as flats, and hills at different levels of
intensity. This is a great class to take to add a change to your workout.
Please bring a towel and water bottle. A heart rate monitor is optional.
Sign up for a second class and receive a 10% discount. (LN)
Session 1 (10 weeks)
Cardio Kickboxing
Are You Tired of Struggling with Weight Loss?
Do you want a kick butt workout that will burn extra calories in 45 minutes?
We offer a true kickboxing class that will leave you sweaty, smiling and
relaxed when it’s over. The class will combine basic combo drills, bag work
and sparring drills along with a variety of conditioning exercises to create
an intense workout. Whether you are a beginner or trained before, our
Cardio Kickboxing class if the program for you! Sign up for Monday
and Saturday and get 10% off the second class.
CODE
DAY
DATE
8042-1 Mon
Jan 12-Feb 16
8042-2 Mon
Feb 23-Mar 30
8042-3 Mon
Apr 6-May 11
8044-1 Sat
Jan 17-Feb 21
8044-2 Sat
Feb 28-Apr 4
8044-3 Sat
Apr 11-May 18
Daily Walk-in Fee $15
INSTRUCTOR: Derrick Bynul
LOCATION: Gym
TIME
FEE
5:30-7pm
5:30-7pm
5:30-7pm
9-10:30am
9-10:30am
9-10:30am
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
MIN/MAX: 4/25
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8010-1
8011-1
8011-2
8011-3
8012-1
8013-1
8013-2
8014-1
8016-1
Mon
Tue
Tue
Tue
Wed
Thu
Thu
Fr
Sat
Jan 12-Mar 16
Jan 13-Mar 17
Jan 13-Mar 17
Jan 13-Mar 17
Jan 14-Mar 18
Jan 15-Mar 19
Jan 15-Mar 19
Jan 16-Mar 20
Jan 17-Mar 21
6:45-7:30pm
6:30-7:15am
12-12:45pm
6:45-7:30pm
6:45-7:30pm
6:30-7:15am
12-12:45pm
8:30-9:15am
8-8:45am
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
$69/$75
Session 2 (10 weeks)
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8010-2
Mon
Mar 30-Jun 1
6:45-7:30pm
$69/$75
8011-4
Tue
Mar 31-Jun 2
6:30-7:15am
$69/$75
8011-5
Tue
Mar 31-Jun 2
12-12:45pm
$69/$75
8011-6
Tue
Mar 31-Jun 2
6:45-7:30pm
$69/$75
8012-2
Wed
Apr 1-Jun 3
6:45-7:30pm
$69/$75
Super W.O.W. Training
8013-3
Thu
Apr 2-Jun 4
6:30-7:15am
$69/$75
Become lean & strong in only 6 weeks/12 sessions
8013-4
Thu
Apr 2-Jun 4
12-12:45pm
$69/$75
8014-2
Fri
Apr 3-Jun 5
8:30-9:15am
$69/$75
8016-2
Sat
Apr 4-Jun 6
8-8:45am
$69/$75
Get your personal training in a group of 4-6 women. This class will meet
twice a week in the Fitness Center with a Certified Personal Trainer. Have fun
increasing your Cardio and Strength as you learn the proper form and new
skills (LN)
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
LOCATION:
Clover Room
MIN/MAX: 4/9
FEE
8060-1
M/TH
Jan 12-Feb 19 8:15-9:15am $129/$144
8060-2
M/TH
Feb 23-Apr 2 8:15-9:15am $129/$144
2060-1
M/TH
Apr 6-May 14 8:15-9:15am $129/$144
8060-3
M/W
Jan 12-Feb 18 9:15-10:15am $129/$144
8060-4
M/W
Feb 23-Apr 1 9:15-10:15am $129/$144
2060-2
M/W
Apr 6-May 13 9:15-10:15am $129/$144
8061-1
T/TH
Jan 13-Feb 19 9:15-10:15am $129/$144
8061-2
T/TH
Feb 24-Apr 2 9:15-10:15am $129/$144
2061-0
T/TH
Apr 6-May 14 9:15-10:15am $129/$144
Sign-up for two sessions and get 15% off the second class
INSTRUCTOR: Sherry Rubino/Diane Sutherland MIN/MAX 4/6
LOCATION: Fitness Center
Fitness Center & Aerobic Classes
Please contact:
Lori Neubauer (LN), CPRP
Fitness Manager
E-mail: lneubauer@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone:: 630-773-2257, ext. 134
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Teen fitness
Teen Provisions
Teen Memberships
• Must be at least 11 years old to
• 14-17 year olds must have a
Teens 11-13 years of age may become a fitness member
after completing a 2-hour Teen Weight Training Class.
The class covers injury prevention, proper concentration of each muscle group, breathing and lifting
techniques. This class also discusses proper warm-up
and cardiovascular conditioning. Upon completion of
this class, the teen will receive a one-year membership.
parent with them when
Parents required for registration. Please come to
purchasing any of the Fitness
Fitness Center 15 minutes before class begins.
Center passes (daily, yearly, open
Teen Weight Training Membership
use the Fitness Center.
• 11-13 year olds are required to
attend a teen weight training class
prior to joining the Fitness Center.
gym, six months and track only)
including Class:
Code
Date
Code
8040-1
8040-2
8040-3
8040-4
8040-5
Jan 10
Jan 24
Feb 7
Feb 21
Mar 7
8040-6
2040-1
2040-2
2040-3
2040-4
R $70/NR $80
to sign a waiver. Waivers are kept
Annual Renewal Fee–Membership only:
on file, so the parent does not
AGE:
need to be present each time.
TIME: 10am-12pm
11-13yrs
Teen Weight Training Class Schedule
Date
Mar 21
Apr 4
Apr 18
May 2
May 16
Teen Hours
Mon-Fri. . . . . . . . . . 3-5pm
Sat . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11am-5pm
Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11am-4pm
School Holidays . . 1-5pm (Mon-Fri)
R $65/NR $75
DAY: Sat
MIN 1/MAX 6
❖ Add $30 to your teen or high school membership and
upgrade your membership to include “The Lounge.”
Group Fitness Rates
Group Fitness Punch Card
Rate
J
Itasca Park
District
Group Fitness
Winter/Spring Schedule –
Non-Members
15 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$79
30 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$149
Daily fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7
Aqua-Aerobic members
Jan 5-May 23
Schedule subject to change due to low class participation
15 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$79
30 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$149
Daily Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6
Sr. Daily Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2
*
Free
k
e
e
Wan 5-10
NO
ES
ES
15 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$24
30 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$42
Daily fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2
CUS
CUS
Seniors (60+)
* NO
We
O
Baby ffer
sittin
g!
EX
EX
15 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$72
30 Punches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$135
Daily fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6
*
Fitness Members
15
Itasca Park District Group Fitness Classes
Winter/Spring Schedule Jan 5 - May 23 • Free Week Jan 5-10
Pick up your Group Fitness schedule in the Fitness Center or online.
Or call we can e-mail or fax the schedule to you!
All-Out Group Fitness!
Stay healthy and in-shape with Itasca’s
Group-Fitness Classes. Our certified
instructors will help you face your most
Power Body Sculpt
A 45-minute class that will focus on strengthening and toning different muscle groups using
resistance training with dumbbells, tubing,
medicine balls and resist-a-balls.
difficult fitness challenge, HAVING FUN!
Pilates, Circuit, Cardio-Pump, Step, Yoga
or Boot Camp, all available for you.
Group Fitness Participants
Unlimited Group
Fitness Classes
for the Year
Purchase one card for $470 to use for any
group fitness class, ALL YEAR LONG!!
This card is valid for all group fitness classes
including Aqua-Aerobic classes.
This card will no longer be valid
for special registration classes.
For a current
aerobics schedule,
please visit
www.Itascaparkdistrict.com
Abs Core and
Stress Free Zone
A 45-minute class that will target your abs and core
with a variety of toning exercises. The class will
finish with gentle flexibility stretching, progressive
relaxation and relaxing mental imagery to unwind
your body and melt away stress.
Pump-n-Pilates
A one-hour class that combine strength training
with Pilates moves. The class will use weight,
bands and balls to increase your strength.
Pilates increases your core strength, flexibility,
circulation and balance. Tone your body and
relieve stress.
Cardio Fusion
A one-hour cardio class that will combine strength
and toning of all muscle groups. Get your heart
rate up and burn calories while you increase your
lean muscle mass with resistance training.
Zumba
The new fitness craze that fuses Latin-based
rhythms with motivating music, unique moves
and easy-to-follow combinations. This onehour energetic workout will have you sweating
in no time! Bring your enthusiasm and get
ready to ZUMBA!!!!
Zumba Tone
A one-hour class that will combine Zumba with
resistance training using dumbbells and tubes.
Yoga
A one-hour class that is the practice of physical
postures, gentle stretching, and deep relaxation,
which helps bring balance to our busy lives.
Step
A one-hour class that uses the step to increase
your heart rate, tone your body and burn calories
Sr. Fit ‘n Pump
A 45-minute class the helps you stay fit, healthy,
and flexible. Learn how to move and exercise
correctly, while working your heart and increasing
your strength without hurting your joints.
RUTBUSTER
A one-hour class that will vary each Saturday to
help you get out of your “Rut”.
Power Yoga
A one-hour class utilizing the power of your own
body to become fit and strong. Focus is on your
core muscles performing exercises while on a mat,
using you upper and lower body as stabilizers.
H.A.A.T
A one-hour class utilizing the resist-a-ball,
tubing, dumbbells and body bars to work your
Hips, Arms, Abs and Thighs.
Aqua Aerobics
A one-hour class that meets at the Eaglewood
Resort and Spa Pool in the evenings and a 45
minute class that meets at the Itasca Waterpark
during the day. This class consists of both cardio
and strength moves in the water eliminating the
impact on your body. PLEASE BRING YOUR
OWN TOWEL TO CLASS!
2008-2009 Preschool
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NEW !
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CES
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Itasca
Park
Par
k Distr
D istrict
2009-2010 Registration
*Monday Jan 5th-Sat Jan 24th - Pre-Registration
*Beginning Monday Jan 26th - Open Enrollment
Pre-registration for 2009-2010 Tiny Tikes, Preschool and Jr.
Kindergarten programs will be allowed for those currently
enrolled in the Itasca Park District Tiny Tikes, Preschool or Jr.
Kindergarten Programs. A $50 non-refundable administrative
deposit will be required for enrollment in Fall Preschool. The
classes that we will be taking pre-registration for are: Junior
Kindergarten and Preschool Classes. Listed below is the information regarding registration. (CC)
Proof of residency will be required for both returning and new
students, i.e. Driver’s License, utility bill, etc. New Preschool
students will be required to provide a copy of their birth certificate
to register for class.
Junior Kindergarten
Age: 4-5 yrs /Children must turn 4 years by Sept 1, 2009
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
3912-9
M/W/F
Sep-May
9am-12pm
Spring 2009 Tiny Tikes
This transitional class is designed for children ages 28-36 months who will be
attending class for the first time. Students will participate in circle time activities, stories, creative art, free play, gym time, snack, and more! Payment
plans are available. A $50 non-refundable administrative fee
will be required for enrollment in all Fall Tiny Tikes
classes. (CC)
Proof of residency will be required at time of registration. All students will be
required to provide a copy of their birth certificate to register for class. Preregistration will only be accepted during regular business hours. No mailin registration will be accepted.
AGE: 28-36 months
CODE
DAY
3920-8 M/W
DATE
TIME
FEE
Jan 5-May 20
9:15-11:15am
$443/$499
DATE
TIME
FEE
9:15-11:15am
$228/$255
FRIDAY OPTION
Preschool Class
CODE
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
3910-9
3911-9
T/Th
T/Th
Sep-May
9-11:30am
3922-0 Fri
Jan 9-May 22
LOCATION: Kaleidoscope Room
MIN/MAX: 7/17
Age: 3-4 yrs/Children must turn 3 years by Sept 1, 2009
Tiny Tikes
Age: 28-36 months by Sept 1, 2009
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
3920-9
3923-0
M/W
Fri
Sep-May
Sep-May
9:15-11:15am
9:15-11:15am
Registration packets will be available January 1st with more details!
* Call for Winter/Spring 2008 openings!
DAY
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Kiddie Korner
In partnership with Crayola and based on child-centered learning principles,
Abrakadoodle provides comprehensive, educationally sound art education to
children ages 20 months to 12 years old. Our lessons are based on the works
and techniques of either master or contemporary artists and include: Monet,
Picasso, Rembrandt and O’Keefe, to name just a few. Abrakadoodle’s on-going
continuous curriculum emphasizes the importance of creativity—all while
having fun! Children create wonderful “masterpieces” using innovative art
materials, while exploring artistic styles and techniques. Each series of lessons
offers unique experiences designed to foster creativity—never the same lesson
twice! Each child will take home a framed piece of art after each class—
labeled with information about key concepts or vocabulary introduced each
lesson. For more information visit our website at www.abrakadoodle.com.
Mini Doodlers
Children develop their creativity through carefully designed lessons that
ignite the imagination and develop skills. Using real artists’ materials
including watercolor, tempera paint, creative tools and more, the children
create masterpieces that are truly unique. (SS)
AGE: 3-6 yrs
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
LOCATION
8325-1
Tue Jan 13-Feb 17 11:30-12:15am $50 Wood Dale
8325-2
*Tue Feb 24-Apr 7 11:30-12:15am $50 Wood Dale
8325-3
*Fri Feb 27-Apr 17 10:30-11:15am $50 Medinah
8325-4
Fri Jan 16-Feb 20 10:30-11:15am $50 Medinah
8325-5
Sat Jan 10-Feb 14 10:30-11:15am $50 Itasca
8325-6
Sat Feb 21-Mar 28 10:30-11:15am $50 Itasca
*No Class 3/31, 4/3, 4/10
INSTRUCTOR: Abrakadoodle Staff
MIN/MAX: 6/12
LOCATION: Wood Dale Park District-Wood Dale Park District Rec Center
Medinah Park District-22W130 Thorndale Avenue
DEADLINE: Jan 6, Feb 17, Jan 9, Feb 20, Jan 3, Feb 14
ABC Art
This class will help your child learn the alphabet and have fun at the same
time. Each work will introduce a letter and then make a masterpiece using
the letter. Class will also include a short story to go along with the letter. (SS)
AGE: 2-4 with parent
CODE
8311-0
DAY
DATE
TIME
Fri
Feb 20-Mar 27 9:30-10:15am
INSTRUCTOR: Ms. Denise
MIN/MAX: 5/10
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center- Iris A
DEADLINE: Mon Feb 16
FEE
$30/35
17
Twoosy Doodlers with Parents
This is a special art class just for toddlers and parents (or helpers). Little
fingers will experiment with painting, gluing, sticking, printing and
creating while developing fine motor, language and self-help skills. This is
an “I can do it!” class that is fun and creative! Each session has new activities and moms and helpers get to play too. (SS)
AGE: 20-36 months w/ parent
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8315-1
Tue Jan 13-Feb 17 10:30-11:15am $50
8315-2
*Tue Feb 24-Apr 7 10:30-11:15am $50
8315-3
Fri Jan 16-Feb 20 9:30-10:15am $50
8315-4
*Fri Feb 27-Apr 17 9:30-10:15am $50
8315-5
Sat Jan 10-Feb 14 9:30-10:15am $50
8315-6
Sat Feb 21-Mar 28 9:30-10:15am $50
*No class 3/31, 4/3, 4/10
MIN/MAX: 6/12
LOCATION: Wood Dale Park District-Recreation Complex
Medinah Park District-22W130 Thorndale Ave
DEADLINE: Jan 6, Feb 17, Jan 9, Feb 20, Jan 3, Feb 14
LOCATION
Wood Dale
Wood Dale
Medinah
Medinah
Itasca
Itasca
Kids on Canvas
Students learn about painting on canvas paper, canvas board and stretched
canvas using acrylics. Students will be inspired as they learn the techniques,
style and vocabulary of such artists as Renoir, Mondrian, Laurel Burch,
Jackson Pollock, Modigliani, Warhol, Sam Francis and Frank Stella. (SS)
CODE
AGE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8409-1
8409-2
8409-3
8409-4
4-6 yrs Fri
Jan 16-Feb 6
4-6 yrs Fri
Feb 20-Mar 13
7-10 yrs Fri
Jan 16-Feb 6
7-10 yrs Fri
Feb 20-Mar 13
DEADLINE: Jan 9, Feb 13, Jan 9, Feb 13
FEE
4-5pm
$70
4-5pm
$70
5:15-6:15pm $70
5:15-6:15pm $70
MIN/MAX: 6/12
Animals, Animals and More!
No need to take a long trip to the zoo, in this class we will bring the zoo to
you! Each week we will learn about a different animal through stories,
songs, crafts, large motor activities and other fun activities. We’ll have your
kids laughing more than the hyenas when they’re through with this class!
(SS)
AGE: 3-6yrs
CODE
8444-0
DAY
DATE
TIME
Fri
Jan 9-Feb 13 10:30-11:15am
INSTRUCTOR: Ms. .Denise
MIN/MAX: 5/10
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center- Iris A
DEADLINE: Mon Jan 5
FEE
$30/$35
Kiddie Korner
18
Toddler Time
Bring your toddler in for an afternoon of songs, crafts, games and lunch.
Each class will also include a story and some time for free play. Dancing
and laughing will also be welcome! Please bring a sack lunch for you and
your child. Parent participation is required. (SS)
AGE: 1-2 yrs w/parent
CODE
DAY
DATE
8309-1
8309-2
Fri
Jan 16-Feb 20
Fri
Mar 13-Apr 17
INSTRUCTOR: Staff
MIN/MAX: 5/10
TIME
FEE
11:30am-12:15pm
11:30am-12:15pm
$38/$45
$38/$45
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Bugs, Bees & Butterflies
Spring is the time for discovery and exploration. In this class your child will
be busy as a bee when they learn about all the little creatures and how they
help our world. Learning will take place through many hands-on activities,
such as book discussion, finger plays, crafts and more. (SS)
AGE: 2-4yrs w/Parent
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
2423-0
Tot Rock
Wiggle, bounce, clap and sing-Tot Rock fun means everything! Tot Rock is
a musical adventure you and your toddler can delight in together! Join us
as we sing and dance, play with rhythm and instruments like bells and
maracas, share props like balls and beanbags and explore sensory items like
bubbles and feathers. This unique program includes structured and
unstructured times to stimulate your tots, improve their newly-acquired
motor skills, enhance language development and encourage social interaction. In January, the tots will be “On the Go” with songs and activities about
transportation, and in April “Rainbow Rock” as the Tots learn about colors.
Sign up for both sessions now. Fun and learning all in one! (SS)
AGE: walkers-20 months w/ parent
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8312-0
Mon
Jan 19-Mar 9 9:15-9:55am
$57
2312-0
*Mon
Apr 6-Jun 1
9:15-9:55am
$57
*no class May 25
INSTRUCTOR: Rock-It Staff
MIN/MAX: 2/3
LOCATION: Thorndale Recreation Center, 22W130 Thorndale Ave, Medinah
DEADLINE: Jan 12, Mar 30
Authors in the Kitchen
Not only will your child experience hands on learning in the kitchen but
also enjoy quality story time! Each class, children will cook a snack or
dessert then come together and read a story related to what was made. It is
a great way for children to relax as their energy expires from cooking! (SS)
AGE: 3-6 yrs
CODE
DAY
DATE
8441-0
Wed
Jan 7-Feb 11
LOCATION:
TIME
FEE
6-7pm
$30/35
Fri
Apr 17-May 22 10:30-11:15am
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center- Iris A MIN/MAX: 5/10
DEADLINE: Mon Apr 13
FEE
$30/35
Magical Fairy Tales
Join us on a magic carpet ride, or a trip to a magic castle. Each week we’ll
get lost in a great adventure as we explore the fascinating world of books. A
themed craft will also be included in each week of class. (SS)
AGE: 3-6yrs
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8445-0
Fri
Feb 20-Mar 27 10:30-11:15a
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Iris A MIN/MAX: 5/10
FEE
$30/$35
Huggy Bears
This program provides planned activities through stories, games, songs, and
creative free play. Dress comfortably and come prepared for memorable
moments. Registration fee includes one child. Due to limited seating we ask
that only one adult accompany each child to class. Please bring a sack
lunch for you and your child. (SS)
AGE: 2yrs
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8413-1
8413-2
Wed
Jan 14-Feb18 11:30am-12:30pm $42/$45
Wed
Mar 4-Apr 8 11:30am-12:30pm $42/$45
INSTRUCTOR: Staff
MIN/MAX: 7/12
MIN/MAX: 5/10
Itasca Rec Center-Preschool Room
DEADLINE: Mon Dec 29
The recreation department
Play Clay Fun
In this fun-filled class we will make our own play dough. At each class, we
will shape and create something new. In the weeks to come we will create,
dry and paint a project of your very own to bring home. (SS)
AGE: 2-6 yrs
Please contact:
CODE
Ryan Jastrzab, CPRP
2336-0
Superintendent of Recreation
E-mail: ryan@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 630-773-2257, ext. 112
DAY
DATE
TIME
Fri
Apr 17-May 22 9:30-10:15am
LOCATION: Itasca Rec Center-Iris A
FEE
$30/$35
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Kiddie Korner
Holiday Classes
Be a part of these classes to allow your child to get in the mood for the
holidays and come home with a variety of crafts to decorate your home.
Children will have a blast as they create crafts, eat snacks and learn about
each holiday! (SS)
Cupid’s Creations
Join us for an evening of Valentine’s Day excitement! Children will make
Valentine’s Day crafts, play Valentine’s Day games plus make a delicious
snack for kids to enjoy!
AGE: 3-7
CODE
DAY
DATE
8404-0
Mon
Feb 9
INSTRUCTOR: Ms. Denise & Ms. Sue
LOCATION: Itasca Rec Center
DEADLINE: Thu Feb 5
TIME
FEE
6-8pm
$15/20
5/10
MIN/MAX:
Shamrock Shake
Spend an exciting evening celebrating St. Patrick’s Day! Children will do St.
Pat’s crafts, play St. Pat’s games, have a snack and much more! This is one
event you do not want to miss.
AGE: 3-7
CODE
DAY
DATE
8403-0
Mon
Mar 9
TIME
FEE
6-8pm
$15/20
5/10
MIN/MAX:
DEADLINE: Thu Mar 5
Funny Bunny
Boys and girls will enjoy an evening of fun-filled Easter crafts, games and
yummy snacks. We will decorate eggs, read bunny stories, play bunny games
and much more! Don’t miss out on the activities!
AGE: 3-7
CODE
DAY
DATE
2402-0
Mon
Apr 6
DEADLINE: Thu Apr 2
TIME
FEE
6-8pm
$15/20
5/10
MIN/MAX:
Messy Games
Do you love getting messy but your mom likes everything spick and span
clean? Well here is your chance to get completely messy with shaving cream,
whipped cream, hair gel and flour! This program includes a variety of
outdoor messy games that will leave you soaked and covered in goo!
Although all the supplies we are using are washable, be sure to wear clothes
you do not mind getting dirty. Sign up today before it is too late! Please meet
in the lobby of the Itasca Recreation Center by 3:20pm. (SS)
AGE: 8-12
CODE
2421-0
DAY
DATE
Thu
Apr 23
INSTRUCTOR: Susan Sawtell
LOCATION: Benson Park
TIME
FEE
3:30-5:30pm $10
MIN/MAX: 10/15
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Numbers, Shapes & More
Come and explore the world of numbers and shapes! Each week we will talk
about different numbers and shapes while making fun art projects to help
students remember what they learned. This interactive 45 minute class will
also include a story along with games! (SS)
AGE: 2-4 w/ parent
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8322-0
Fri
Jan 9-Feb 13
9:30-10:15am
$30/$35
LOCATION:
Itasca Rec Center-Iris A
DEADLINE: Mon Jan 5
Jr. Pajama Party
Attention all kids! Put on your PJ’s and come join us for an evening of fun.
We’ll be playing games, making a snack and then settling down to your
favorite movie. Each week a new theme will be offered. Look for your favorite
Disney or Nick Jr video. (SS)
AGE: 5-8yrs
CODE
DAY
DATE
8424-1
8424-2
8424-3
2424-1
2424-2
TIME
Fri
Jan 23 6-8p
Fri
Feb 13 6-8p
Fri
Mar 20 6-8p
Fri
Apr 24 6-8p
Fri
May 22 6-8p
LOCATION: Iris A and B
INSTRUCTOR: Ms. Denise and Ms. Sue
MIN/MAX: 5/15
THEME
FEE
Sponge Bob
Arthur
Dora-Diego Dinos
Princess/Super Hero
Curious George
$10/12
$10/12
$10/12
$10/12
$10/12
Spring Pee Wee Soccer
Pee Wee Soccer is a non-competitive program designed to introduce kids ages
4-6 to beginner soccer activities and skills. This program provides an excellent opportunity to prepare young soccer players as well as adults interested
in coaching with the rules and skills necessary to participate in the Boy’s and
Girl’s Leagues. Participants need to wear hard plastic shin guards and bring
a size 3 soccer ball. If you are interested in becoming an adult volunteer,
please indicate so on your registration form. If it rains, class will be held in
Rec Center Gym.(MW)
AGE: 4-6 yrs
CODE
8289-1
8289-2
2289-1
2289-2
DAY
DATE
TIME
Wed
Jan 14-Feb 11* 5:15-6:15pm
Wed
Feb 25-Mar 25* 5:15-6:15pm
Sat
Apr 18-May 16 9:30-10:30am
Wed
Apr 22-May 20 5:30-6:30pm
LOCATION: Washington Park;
*These sessions will take place in the Rec Center Gym
DEADLINE: Two weeks before start date
MIN/MAX: 8/24
FEE
$42/$47
$42/$47
$42/$47
$42/$47
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Kids Korner
School Day Off-Messy Madness
Trying to find something fun to do on your day off from school? Come to the
Itasca Park District for a day full of messy games and crafts. On Monday,
January 19th come to the Recreation Center ready to get messy with activities
such as: Hair Gel Station, Flour Toss, Shaving Cream Fight and more!
Remember to wear clothes that you do not mind getting messy and/or wet.
Please bring a bag lunch for child. (SS)
AGE: Grades 1-8
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
8428-1
Mon
Jan 19
9am-3pm
MIN/MAX: 10/15
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center Gym
DEADLINE: Thu Jan 15
FEE
$20
School Day Off-Dave and Busters
Trying to find something to do on your day off from school? The Itasca Park
District is having a trip especially for you at Dave & Busters. Not only is there
great food and a fun atmosphere but you are surrounded by a variety of
exciting games in which you win tickets to redeem prizes. Price includes meal
and $10 worth of playing money! It is the hot spot where the fun is at. Once
you’ve been at Dave & Busters, the fun stays with you! Please arrive at the
Itasca Park District by 9:45 as the van will depart promptly at 10am! (SS)
AGE: Grades 1-8
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8428-4
Mon
Mar 2
9am-3pm
$35
MIN/MAX: 10/15
LOCATION: Dave & Busters-Addison
DEADLINE: Thu Feb 26
School Day Off-Movie Madness
Enjoy your day off of school by coming to the park district and hanging out
with friends. On Monday, February 16th sit back and relax as you will enjoy
a classic movie at Marcus Theatres. In the afternoon have fun with your
friends as you play celebrity trivia and Scene-It! This is an opportunity you
don’t want to miss so be sure and sign up. Movie ticket and a tub of popcorn
included in fee. Please bring a bag lunch. (SS)
AGE: Grades 1-8
CODE
DAY
8428-2
Mon
LOCATION: Marcus Cinemas
DEADLINE: Thu Feb 12
DATE
TIME
Feb 16
9am-3pm
FEE
$20
MIN/MAX: 10/15
School Day Off-Laser X
Are you bored and have nothing to do on your day off from school? Well
Itasca Park District has the perfect solution! Come spend the day at Laser X
playing three rounds of laser tag and arcade games. Play against your friends
as you enter a high-tech arena and attempt to tag others with a laser emitting
phaser while interacting with animatronic arena components! At the end of
each game, player will receive a score sheet showing the score, the players
they tagged and the players that tagged them. Admission price includes three
games of Laser tag. Each child will need to bring a sack lunch and beverage.
We will be departing at 10:00 am from the Itasca Recreation Center parking
lot so please arrive at around 9:45am. (SS)
AGE: Grades 1-8
CODE
8428-3
DAY
Fri
LOCATION: Laser X
DATE
Feb 27
TIME
9am-3pm
MIN/MAX: 10/15
FEE
$25
Winter Break Escape
What’s a kid on winter break to do? Never fear, the Itasca Park District has
kids in grades 1st-8th covered with a variety activities ranging from sports to
entertainment. Activities include; open gym, games, crafts, movies and more.
Winter Break Escape offers a fun-filled experience for all children. Lunches
and beverages should be brought each day. Participants will be broken into
age-appropriate groups for activities. All activities are included in the price of
the program. Extended care is available from 7:30-9am and 4-6pm for an
additional charge. (SS)
AGE: Grades 1-8
CODE
DAY
DATE
6455-1
6455-2
6455-3
6455-4
Mon
Dec 22
Tue
Dec 23
Mon
Dec 29
Tue
Dec 30
MIN/MAX: 7/14
FEE: $30/$45 (regular hours)
$40/$55 (extended hours)
DEADLINE: Mon Dec 15
TIME
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
9am-4pm
Spring Break Escape
Spring break is now here but what are you going to do with all that free time?
Never fear, the Itasca Park District has kids in grades 1-8 covered with a
variety of fun activities. Open gym, games, crafts, movies and sports are just
a few of the planned activities. Sack lunches and beverages should be brought
each day. Sign up for one day or the entire camp. Extended care is offered for
an additional fee, contact Susan Sawtell if interested. Please indicate upon
registration the times and dates you will be attending camp. (SS)
AGE: Grades 1-8
CODE
8476-1
8476-2
8476-3
DAY
DATE
Mon-Fri Mar 30-31, Apr 1-3
INSTRUCTOR: Staff
MIN/MAX: 8/12
DEADLINE: Mar 25
TIME
FEE
9:30am-4:30pm $95/$100
7:30-9:30am
$20/$25
4:30-6pm
$15/$20
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Kids Korner
21
Boys/Girls Day Out
Here is the perfect opportunity for girls to spend some quality girl time and
boys to be boys. Everyone will meet at the Recreation Center then the girls
will leave to get their hair, nails and makeup done while the boys will go
into the city to the ESPN Zone. Once each group is back from their outing
they will get to spend time in the LOUNGE. For the girls please pack a sack
lunch. Please arrive at the Itasca Recreation Center at 9:45am. (SS)
AGE: 11+
Checkmate Chess
Develop your child's intellect through the royal game of chess! Current
research has shown a strong link between chess and academic performance
in a variety of areas, including mathematics and language arts. Also, chess
has been proved to enhance children's motivation, concentration, focus,
social skills, and creativity.
Learn how to win at chess! No previous knowledge of chess is necessary. Each
class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period and guided practice
time. Due to the small size of the group, each child will receive plenty of
personalized attention. Both new and returning participants are welcome
and will get to the next level under the guidance of an experienced Chess
Scholars coach. There will also be a chess competition with prizes! (SS)
AGE: 6-13 years
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8418-1
8418-2
Thu
Jan 22-Feb 26 6:30-7:30pm
$85
Thu
Mar 19-Apr 30 6:30-7:30pm
$85
INSTRUCTOR: Chess Scholars
MIN/MAX: 5/10
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Iris B
DEADLINE: Tue Jan 13, Tue Mar 10
CODE
DAY
DATE
8630-0
Sat
Apr 18
CODE
8498-0
2498-0
DAY
DATE
TIME
Wed
Feb 18
5:15-6:10pm
Fri
Apr 17
6:45-7:40pm
INSTRUCTOR: Magic Team of Gary Kantor
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Iris B
FEE
$19
$19
MIN/MAX: 5/30
FEE
Kid Rock
If your child likes singing and dancing and moving all around, then your
child must be Kid Rock bound! This creative program incorporates various
learning styles as it combines imaginative play with fun, while improving
listening skills and encouraging socialization. Each week, we will sing
songs, learn rhymes, use rhythm instruments and props and explore both
fine and large motor skills. Parents participate in Kid Rock I. In January, the
Kid Rockers will enjoy a musical “Alphabet Adventure” and in April “Rock
‘n’ Roll Friends” is our musical theme. Sign up for both sessions now.
Learn, dance and play the Kid Rock way! (SS)
Kid Rock I
AGE: 20-36 months with parent
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8436-0
2436-0
10-10:40am
10-10:40am
$57
$57
Mon
*Mon
Jan 19-Mar 9
Apr 6-Jun 1
Kid Rock II
AGE: 2.5-4.5 years without parent
CODE
Magic Class
Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn fascinating tricks
from a professional magician! Amaze family and friends with tricks that
involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading and more. While the tricks may
appear difficult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to
perform. All materials are provided and each child receives a magic kit to
take home. Children are grouped by age and always learn tricks that are
age-appropriate. Additionally, you can sign up for this class again and again
as brand new tricks are always taught at each session! (SS)
AGE: 5-12 yrs
TIME
10am-3pm $25-girls
$5-boys plus meal & games
MIN/MAX: 10/13 for each gender
LOCATION: Boys: ESPN Zone in Chicago, Girls: local hair salon
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8437-0
Mon
Jan 19-Mar 9 10:45-11:25am $57
2437-0
*Mon
Apr 6-Jun 1 10:45-11:25am $57
*No Class May 25
MIN/MAX: 2/3
DEADLINE: Mon Jan 12, Mon Mar 30
Winterpalooza!
Come in from the cold to play at Kid Rock’s Winterpalooza! Enjoy musical
activities about playing in the snow, sledding, building a snowman, ice skating
and more! Our unique, child friendly rhythm instruments, movement props
and creative play based on a winter wonderland theme are sure to warm you up
even on the coldest of days. Come sing, dance and play the Kid Rock way! (SS)
AGE: 1-5 years with parent
CODE
8318-0
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Mon
Jan 12
10-11am
$12
DEADLINE: Fri Jan 2
22
Gymnastics
Itasca
Gymnastics
Center
Tiny Toes
Preschool Gymnastics
2-3 year olds w/ caregiver
3-6 year olds
Boys and girls will love this interactive class as they explore creative
movement through music and organized gymnastics activities. Each class
features basics in dance, gymnastics and creative movement. All children
must be accompanied by an adult caregiver. Adult participation ensures that
each child stays focused in this fun filled class.
More gymnastics than ever before, with equipment geared toward the preschool child. A strong focus is placed on the development of basic motor
and loco-motor skills. We will be starting an exciting new program with
take home skill charts so that tracking progress is easy. All children must be
toilet trained before the first day of class, no pull-ups. (KE)
Gym Drop-in
Recreational Gymnastics
Ages 5 & under w/caregiver
K-8th Grades
Purchase a $20 drop-in card at the front desk for 5 visits. Join your friends for
two hours of non-stop action on Monday and Wednesday mornings. The big
red curtain is open, the equipment set up and the entire gym is available to
explore. Run, jump, and shout your way to a roarin’ good time. All children
must be accompanied by an adult caregiver. 1 punch per child per visit is
required. Gym Drop-in begins on October 6, 2008 and ends on May 20, 2009.
All punch cards expire on May 20, 2009. (KE)
These classes will instruct participants in the beginner fundamentals of
gymnastics. Our instructors are highly qualified to help your child reach her
full potential. Balance beam, uneven bars, tumbling and vault are taught
in class. Skill charts will be sent home to help track your child’s progress.
(KE)
Competitive Gymnastics
**Call for monthly payment options**
Mission Statement: the goal of our program is to create a well rounded young adult, who excels in all areas of the sport of gymnastics; discipline, hard work,
dedication, good sportsmanship are just a few.
Pre-Team
3-6 year olds
This advanced program is for the child who shows an aptitude for gymnastics. Children are invited to participate in this program by one of their
instructors. Strength, flexibility, and skill development will be focused on.
A competition will be offered later in the season. (KE)
Levels 4-10
Our competitive program is one of the strongest in the area. Our compulsory &
Optional Teams participate in local, state and regional meets throughout the
year. We have participated with the USAG for 13 years in levels 4-10. In 20072008 we qualified gymnasts in levels 4-9 to the state meets. All participants in our
program are required to participate in 1 fundraiser per year, and volunteer at
home meets. Leotards, warm-ups, USAG fees, and meet fees are separate costs of
the program.
Please call Kris at 630/773-2257 to schedule an evaluation or to learn more
about the programs we offer.
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Gymnastics
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Itasca Gymnastics Center
Winter/Spring Schedule (KE)
Session #3 Jan 26-Mar 20
Session #4 Mar 23-May 22
(No Class week of March 30)
Recreational Program
CLASS
AGE
DAY
M/M
TIME
FEE
SESSION 3
SESSION 4
Gym Drop-in
0-5y
M/W
Open
9:30-11:30am
Buy a $20 punch card at the front desk and use
on both days.
Tiny Toes
Preschool Gymnastics
Recreational Gymnastics
2-3Y
T
4/10
9:15-9:45am
$40/$45
8702-0
2702-0
3-6Y
M
4/8
4:30-5:15pm
$50/$55
8706-1
2706-1
T
4/8
10:45-11:30am
$50/$55
8705-1
2705-1
T
4/8
11:30-12:15pm
$50/$55
8705-2
2705-2
W
4/8
4:30-5:15pm
$50/$55
8706-2
2706-2
W
4/8
6:15-7pm
$50/$55
8706-3
2706-3
H
4/8
9:15-10am
$50/$55
8707-1
2707-1
H
4/8
10:15-11am
$50/$55
8707-2
2707-2
H
4/8
11:30am-12:15pm
$50/$55
8707-3
2707-3
H
4/8
12:45-1:30pm
$50/$55
8707-4
2707-4
F
4/8
9:15-10am
$50/$55
8708-1
2708-1
F
4/8
10:15-11am
$50/$55
8708-2
2708-2
M
6/12
5:15-6:15pm
$60/$65
8715-1
2715-1
M
6/12
6:15-7:15pm
$60/$65
8715-2
2715-2
M
6/12
7:15-8:15pm
$60/$65
8715-3
2715-3
W
6/12
5:15-6:15pm
$60/$65
8715-4
2715-4
W
6/12
7-8pm
$60/$65
8715-5
2715-5
K-8th
Competitive Program **By Instructor Approval only**
CLASS
DAY
M/M
TIME
FEE
CODE
Pre-Team
T/H
Open
4-5:30pm
Monthly
4914-0
Level 4 Gymnastics
T/H
Open
4-7pm
Monthly
4912-0
Level 5 Gymnastics
T/H/F
Open
4-8pm
Monthly
4915-0
Level 6-9 Gymnastics
T/H/F
Open
4-8pm
Monthly
4916-0
Monthly
4917-0
A
HS Gymnastics
T/H/F
TBA
Open
4-8pm
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Dance
DANCE
Creative Movement (3/4 and 4/5 years)
Basics of ballet taught through song and games. An
excellent introduction to ballet as well as
emphasis on motor skills and interaction with
other children. Students will need pink ballet
shoes, leotard and tights.
Musical Theater
A creative class concentrating on one or two
musicals adapting their music and dance
styles into fun combinations. The focus is
mainly on dance but some singing or
dialogue may be incorporated. Students
will need black jazz shoes.
Children’s Dance (3/4 and 4/5 years)
The same as creative movement only half the time will be devoted
to ballet and the other half to tap dance. Students need black tap
shoes, pink ballet shoes, dance bag and leotard and tights.
Pre-ballet (5-7 years)
An introduction to the format of a ballet class. Learn fundamentals of ballet in a fun atmosphere. Games and
songs are used during class time as an outlet
for self expression and putting movement
to music. Students will need pink ballet
shoes, leotard and tights.
Int. Jazz/Hip Hop
For the dancer that has completed at least 3 years of
consecutive jazz and hip hop classes and is willing and able
to attempt tricks, handstands and poses that require upper
body strength. Teacher permission is required.
Beg./Int. Ballet
For the ballet dancer that has already achieved
basic and intermediate technique and
strength training necessary to continue
into more advanced study. Teacher
permission is required.
Ballet
For the dancer that wants to concentrate
on ballet: the art form and technique will be
the primary focus. Students will need pink ballet
shoes, leotard and tights. Hair pulled back. No baggy clothing.
Tap/Jazz Classes
For the dancer that wants to dance with more freedom than ballet
and learn the basics of jazz technique and tap fundamentals. Half
the class will be devoted to jazz and the other half to tap. Students
will need black jazz shoes and black tap shoes, a dance bag, and
comfortable dance attire.
Hip Hop
Students will learn the latest new dance moves. This dance style
allows the body to move freely and funky. Students will need comfortable dance attire and either jazz shoes or danceable gym shoes.
Jazz III
For the jazz dancer that has already
completed jazz II, or the equivalent, and is
comfortable with pas de bouree, outward pirouettes, and
leaps from the corner. This class will be face paced
designed for attentive and coordinated students. Black jazz
shoes and dance attire are required.
Tap III
For the dancer that has basic knowledge of tap and is
comfortable with shuffles and flaps. Students will need
black tap shoes and comfortable clothing.
dance program
Please contact:
Ms. Elizabeth Albright
Dance Program Coordinator
E-mail: MissElizabethIPD@sbcglobal.net
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Dance
DATES: January 5th-May 23rd Spring Session (17 Week Session) (SS)
INSTRUCTOR: Ms Elizabeth Albright (EA), Darla Manzie (DM), Brittany Olenek (BO)
Sign up for more than one class and receive a 15% discount on every 2nd class!*
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DANCE
Recital Saturday June 6th 12:00pm Glenbard East High School
No Class the Week of February 16-21 and March 30-April 11.
CODE
MONDAY
AGE
TIME
FEE
MIN/MAX
TEACHER
8817-1
Children’s Dance
4-5yrs
10:30-11:15a
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8818-1
Children’s Dance
3-4yrs
11:15a-12p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8816-0
Pre-Ballet
5-6yrs
3:45-4:30p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8810-0
Beg. Ballet
6-8yrs
4:30-5:15p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8807-0
Ballet I
7-9yrs
5:15-6p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
CODE
TUESDAY
AGE
TIME
FEE
MIN/MAX
TEACHER
8818-2
Children’s Dance
3-4yrs
3:45-4:30p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8802-0
Beg. Tap/Jazz
5-6yrs
4:30-5:30p
$145/150
4/15
(EA)
8822-1
Hip Hop I
2nd-5 grade
5-5:45p
$140/145
4/15
(DM)
8823-0
Hip-Hop II
6th-8 grade
5:45-6:30p
$140/145
4/12
(DM)
CODE
WEDNESDAY
AGE
TIME
FEE
MIN/MAX
TEACHER
8817-2
Children’s Dance
4-5yrs
3:45-4:30p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8800-0
Tap/Jazz I
6-8yrs
4:30-5:30p
$145/150
4/15
(EA)
8809-1
Tap/Jazz II
7-10yrs
5:30-6:30p
$145/150
4/12
(EA)
CODE
THURSDAY
AGE
TIME
FEE
MIN/MAX
TEACHER
8820-0
Musical Theater
9-12yrs
5:30-6:15p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
8896-0
Tap III
9+yrs
6:15-6:45p
$140/145
4/12
(EA)
CODE
SATURDAY
AGE
TIME
FEE
MIN/MAX
TEACHER
8839-0
Creative Movement I
3-4yrs
9:45-10:30a
$140/145
4/12
(BO/DM)
8840-0
Creative Movement II
4-5yrs
10:30-11:15a
$140/145
4/12
(BO)
8822-2
Hip Hop I
2nd-5th grade
10:30-11:15a
$140/145
4/12
(DM)
8809-2
Tap/Jazz II
7-10yrs
11:15-12:15p
$140/145
4/12
(DM)
■ Children must be able to function without their parent to participate in creative movement and children’s dance classes.
■ Please pay special attention to age requirements for all levels. We reserve the right to transfer a student to a different level if age does not coincide with appropriate
class.
■ Proper attire for all classes is mandatory.
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Summer Camp Preview
Summer 2009
Day Camps
See 30
pageature
for Nmps!
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■ Field trips are included each week.
Tiny Tikes Camp
This transitional class is designed to meet the needs of tots who will be
attending class alone for the first time. Summer activities will include participation in circle time, stories, creative art, free play and snack time. The goal
of the program is to promote independent social interaction in a group
setting. Copy of Birth Certificate is required at the time of registration.
Register now with a $50 non-refundable deposit! (SS)
AGE: 28-36 months
■ Camp includes theme days.
4412-0
The early bird gets the worm! Reserve your spot for this summer’s exciting day
camp programs during our Early Bird registration period. Early Bird registration offers Day Camp at discounted price if you register before May 1, 2009.
General Information
■ Camp sessions are two weeks long.
■ Activities include swimming at the Itasca Waterpark three days a week.
CODE
■ Participants must provide own lunch, drink and water bottle each day.
■ Hot lunch program is available every Monday and Wednesday.
■ Before and after camp options are available for all camps.
Early Bird Registration
■ To register for Day Camp, a specific registration packet must be
completed.
■ Participants may reserve their space in camp with a non-refundable $50
deposit.
■ Deposits must be made for each session in which the participant is
registering for.
■ All payments must be made in full BEFORE the camp session begins.
■ Refunds will not be offered if a participant misses any day(s) of camp or
if the session has already begun.
■ Refund requests must be received one week before camp begins in order
to be approved.
Summer Camp Kick-off
Campers will have the opportunity to participate in the same fun activities as
the Summer Day Camp a week before camp begins. Regular activities will be
scheduled, but no field trips. Spots are limited, so register soon. Campers
must be entering grade K-8 in the fall 2008. Register now with a $50 nonrefundable deposit! (SS)
AGE: Grades K-8
CODE
4459-0
DAY
DATE
Mon-Fri
Jun 8-12
MIN/MAX: 12/20
TIME
FEE
9am-4pm
$120/$133
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Tue/Thu Jun 16-Aug 6 9:30-11:30am $132/$144
LOCATION: Itasca Park District Recreation Center
MIN/MAX: 10/20
INSTRUCTOR: Staff
Camp Betchacan
Grades 1-4
Campers will participate in a variety of activities that are designed to
encourage growth, creativity and FUN! Days are spent playing games, participating in sports, creating art and craft projects, swimming and making new
friends. Each week will feature a theme and an exciting field trip along with
visits to the Itasca Waterpark. (SS)
DAYS: Mon-Fri TIME: 9am-4pm
CODE
SESSION DATES
EARLY BIRD FEE
REGULAR FEE
4461-1
4461-2
4461-3
4461-4
Jun 15-26
Jun 29-Jul 10
Jul 13-24
Jul 27-Aug 7
$182/$195
$182/$195
$182/$195
$182/$195
$197/$210
$197/$210
$197/$210
$197/$210
Camp Gottago
Grades 5-8
Non-stop fun for you and your friends! Camp Gottago is designed with ageappropriate activities for the older camper. This camp encourages group participation by providing campers opportunities to help plan their activities. Each
two-week session has a variety of arts, crafts, games and exciting trips. (SS)
DAYS: Mon-Fri TIME: 9am-4pm
CODE
SESSION DATES
EARLY BIRD FEE
REGULAR FEE
4462-1
4462-2
4462-3
4462-4
Jun 15-26
Jun 29-Jul 10
Jul 13-24
Jul 27-Aug 7
$182/$195
$182/$195
$182/$195
$182/$195
$197/$210
$197/$210
$197/$210
$197/$210
The Itasca Park District will be offering one-day options and one-week options
at a discounted rate! Check out our Summer 2009 brochure for more details!
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Summer Camp Preview
Camp Caterpillars
Campers will participate in games, singing, outdoor play and lots of fun this
summer. Teachers will offer not only fun exciting adventures each week but
also work on age appropriate learning skills that will benefit your little
camper in the fall. Each parent will be asked to provide a snack and drink for
the entire class at least once during the session.
* Sign up now with a $50 non-refundable deposit and pay the rest before
camp begins! Deposit goes toward your entire payment. (SS)
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
4415-1
4415-2
4415-3
M/W/F Jun 15-Aug 7 9-12pm
T/Th
Jun 16-Aug 6 9-12pm
M/W/F Jun 15-Aug 7 1-3pm
LOCATION: Preschool Room
MIN/MAX:
INSTRUCTOR: Staff
AGE
FEE
4-5yrs
3-4yrs
4-5yrs
10/20
$212/$224
$162/$174
$192/$204
Camp Alotafun
Young campers will have a blast in this age-appropriate camp. Games and
activities will allow children to learn the importance of sharing, listening and
cooperation. Children will explore science, crafts, songs, stories and games in
a fun and social environment that fosters creativity in every child. Weekly
activities include visits to the Itasca Waterpark’s zero-depth area. *No Camp
July 4th. * Register now with a $50 non-refundable deposit and pay the rest
before camp begins! Your deposit goes toward your entire payment. One day
option will be available in our summer brochure. (SS)
AGE: 3-6yrs
TIME: 9am-4pm
CODE
SESSION
EARLY BIRD FEE REGULAR FEE DAY
4460-1
4460-2
4460-3
4460-4
4460-5
4460-6
4460-7
4460-8
Jun 15-26
$187/$199
June 15-26
$123/$135
*June 29-Jul 10 $187/$199
*June 29-Jul 10 $123/$135
Jul 13-24
$187/$199
Jul 13-24
$123/$135
Jul 27-Aug 7
$187/$199
Jul 27-Aug 7
$123/$135
STAFF: Ms. Sue & Ms. Jodi
MIN/MAX: 10/25
$202/$214
$138/$150
$202/$214
$138/$150
$202/$214
$138/$150
$202/$214
$138/$150
M-F
M/W/F
M-F
M/W/F
M-F
M/W/F
M-F
M/W/F
Camp Counselors in Training
Grades 6-8
Are you interested in becoming a camp counselor when you get older? This is a
perfect opportunity to learn the tools for that summer job when you get to high
school. Camp includes assisting the counselors in planning activities, helping
staff with those activities for younger campers and there will be classroom time
also. It is a perfect way to meet friends, gain experience, and build references for
future opportunities. (SS)
DAYS: Mon/Wed/Fri
TIME: 9am-4pm
CODE
SESSION DATES
FEE
4473-1
Jun 15-Aug 7
$300
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Birthday Parties
Birthday
Party
arty Packages
Packages
To check availability, receive more information and to reserve
your Birthday Party call Anne at (630) 773-2257!
■ Parties are geared towards 3 to 10 year-old
children.
■ All parties are 2 hours long.
■ Parties are run by Itasca Park District
Birthday Party Staff.
■ Food option and goody bag option are
available at an additional price.
■ Party does not include cake plates, napkins,
cake, candles, or matches, but you are more
than welcome to bring your own.
■ Parties are scheduled on a first-come firstserve basis and should be scheduled a
minimum of 2 weeks in advance.
■ Party Prices include 12 guests-Birthday
child is free, and each additional guest is $5
Race Car Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $180
Paws and Claws Party . . . . . . . $200
Magic Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $205
Please contact the park district if you have an idea
for a birthday party theme that is not listed here. Our
birthday party staff will work with you to create a
memorable party including games, activities and
crafts. The party fee will depend on selected activities.
What is soft, cuddly, and a reassuring companion? A
teddy bear of course! Guests will enjoy stuffing their
own teddy bear that they can take home.
Gymnastics Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $165
Our gymnastics area is the perfect place for
jumping, rolling, climbing, sliding, and swinging
using gymnastic equipment. The children also get
a chance to try out an obstacle course set up by our
staff!
Sports and Games Party . . . . $160
A perfect party for a young sports fan! At this party,
relays and games as well as open gym time will keep
those party-goers busy. Gym shoes are required.
Princess Party. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $190
Guests will enjoy the royal treatment with crafts and
games with a princess theme including: polished
nails, a crown, wand and bracelet. Party goers may
come dressed up as their favorite princess if desired.
Make your birthday party unique, entertaining,
and memorable with the incredible magic of Gary
Kantor. You will see vanishing acts, card tricks,
mind-reading, and much more! All shows are
interactive and the birthday child will come up on
stage and become a Junior Magician right before
your eyes. There is always a lot of audience participation and laughter. Appropriate for ages 4 and
up. Balloon animals are available as an option.
Pirate Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $180
Ahoy mates! Our adventure begins with each
guest receiving a pirate bandanna and tattoo.
After a treasure hunt, guests will make their own
treasures by decorating a treasure box and
creating a beaded treasure.
Hawaiian Luau Party . . . . . . . . . . . $180
Aloha! Party goers will feel as if they are in a tropical
paradise as they makes their own lei, grass skirt, and
Hawaiian jewelry as we listen to fun luau music.
Make sure you stretch before you come, because we
will also be having a limbo contest!
Start your engines and get ready for games and
activities which will get everybody revved up!
Guests will decorate their own wooden race car and
make a race car picture frame. Party goers may
bring their favorite Hot Wheel or Matchbox Car.
Create Your Own Theme–
(base charge) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $180
Pizza Package for 12 children $50
■ 2 large pizzas ■ 12 juice boxes
■ Plates, napkins, cups, & silverware
Goody Bags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 per bag
Goody bags include a variety of candy and penny prizes.
Need a larger room?
If you need a larger room for your birthday
party…rent the Iris A and B rooms or the Lounge
for an additional $25 per hour. The Iris Rooms
have kitchen facilities, banquet tables & chairs
and set up and take-down services. The Lounge
offers a couch, big screen TV, pool and foosball
tables, kitchen facilities, and also set up and
take-down services. It is recommended to
upgrade with parties of 20 or more.
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Open Gym
Open
Gym
Winter/Spring Open Gym Hours
Age
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Youth
2nd-High School
3-4:30pm
3-5pm
3-5pm
3-5pm
3-5pm
12-2pm
12-2pm
Adults
18 & older
5:30-9am
12-2pm
5:30-9am
12-2pm
5:30-9am
12-2pm
6:30-9pm
5:30-9am
12-2pm
5:30-9am
12-2pm
12-2pm
12-2pm
Open Gym times are subject to change due to other schedules. There is
no Open Gym on Dec 24, 25, 31, Jan 1, Mar 23 & May 26.
Individuals must possess a teen fitness membership, a youth Lounge card, or
pay the youth daily open gym fee to participate during Open Gym times.
Adults must have a fitness membership or pay the daily open gym fee. (MW)
Daily Open Gym Fee
Youth Residents (under 18 yrs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3
Adult - 18 yrs & Over
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5
■ Black-soled marking shoes will not be allowed. We encourage participants to bring a pair of athletic shoes with them for special use on the
gym floor. Shirts must be worn.
■ Basketballs will not be available during weekend open gym.
■ Open Gym is available to Fitness Members and adult residents at any
time the gym is not scheduled for another activity in addition to the
above times.
■ The gym will be divided by court during Youth Open Gym times during
weekdays. Grades 2nd –5th will play on the North Court and 6th--High
School on the South Court.
Holiday Open Gym Hours:
(School days off)
Dates: Dec 22, 23, 29, 30, Jan 2, 3, 4, 21, Feb 18, 29,
Mar 3, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, May 26
Hours: 9:30-11:30am, 2:30-5pm
North Court
2nd-5th Grade
South Court 6th Grade-High School
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Nature Programming
Kids ‘N’ Critters 3 Year Old
Summer Camp
Not old enough for our other camps? Join our 3 year old summer camp!
Learn about some of Itasca Nature Center’s wild animals and get the chance
to meet some live critters. Kids will participate in games, activities and
crafts. Avoid the waiting list and sign up soon! (CC)
AGE: 3-4yrs
CODE
DAY
4410-0
Tue-Thu
LOCATION: Nature Center
DATE
TIME
Jun 30-Jul 2 9-10:30am
MIN/MAX: 12/20
FEE
$30/$40
Camp Habitat
Explore Itasca’s Nature Center to find out more about plants and animals
as we visit different habitats. Hike the marsh, explore the woods, wade in the
creek and roam the prairie as we look for insects, mammals, reptiles,
amphibians and birds. Each day the campers will participate in activities,
play games, make crafts and meet live critters. Campers should wear clothes
appropriate for exploring the out-of-doors and bring a lunch. (CC)
AGE: 4-11yrs
CODE
DAY
4411-1
4411-2
Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
DATE
Jul 6-10
Jul 27-31
MIN/MAX:
TIME
9am-1pm
9am-1pm
24/32
FEE
$120/$130
$120/$130
Flock to the Rock!
Join us as we travel to Starved Rock State Park for the yearly Eagle Watch held
each January in the Illinois River Valley. We will look to the skies to watch the
eagles, easily identified by the white feathers on their heads and tails, and
their immense wingspans. Each winter, eagles concentrate along the locks
and dams of the Illinois River. The Audubon Society is doing their eagle
program this weekend, so there will be special presentations in the lodge and
viewing scopes setup for close-ups of the eagles. Bring money or pack a lunch,
snacks will be provided. Transportation and binoculars provided. (CC)
AGE: 8yrs-adults (under 14yrs must be accompanied by an adult)
CODE
4629-0
LOCATION:
DAY
DATE
TIME
Sat
Jan 24
9am-5pm
Meet at the Itasca Park District
FEE
10/14
Animal Adventures Camp
Through adventures, games, activities, and crafts, campers will get to know
their natural neighbors-animals found right here at Itasca’s Nature Center.
As they investigate different critters in their natural habitats, campers will
develop a sense of wonder about these wild and wonderful creatures.
Campers should wear clothes appropriate for exploring the out-of-doors and
should bring a lunch. (CC)
AGE: 4-11yrs
CODE
DAY
DATE
4448-1
4448-2
TIME
Mon-Fri
Jun 15-19
9am-1pm
Mon-Fri
Jul 13-17
9am-1pm
MIN/MAX: 24/32
Wildland Explorers
Check our summer brochure for the schedule details.
■ Session Two includes an overnight campout from 9am Friday to 4pm
Saturday
■ Fee includes transportation, admission fees, a water bottle and food
on the campout.
■ Campers must pack their own lunches and a snack for each day.
AGE: 10-15yrs
CODE
$30/$35
MIN/MAX:
Adventure Camp
Experience some of the coolest natural areas in the state and participate in
fun outdoor activities in this week-long adventure camp. Some of the
action packed days might include canoeing, rock climbing, hiking, fishing,
and exploring nature firsthand. (CC)
DAY
DATE
TIME
4476-1 Mon-Fri Jun 22-26
4476-2 Mon-Sat Jul 20-25
LOCATION: Off-site
FEE
9am-3:30pm $160/$170
9am-3:30pm $200/$210
MIN/MAX: 20/26
Nature Programming and Preschool
FEE
Please contact:
$120/$130
$120/$130
Chris Carling
E-mail: chris@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 630-773-2257, ext. 125
Winter/Spring 2009
■
Programs & Events
Sports Galore
Spring 2009
In-House Soccer League
Registration will be accepted on first-come, first-serve basis on dates listed
below. Efforts will be made to place registrants on a team. However once a
team is filled, registrants will be placed on a wait list in an effort to create
another team. Participants will be informed of team placement by their
coach before Friday March 21st. (MW)
Registration
Registration for Spring Soccer League will be taken at the front desk.
Registration will be accepted during regular office hours as follows:
Resident Registration begins Monday January 5th
Non-Resident registration begins Monday January 19th
Soccer registration ends Monday February 16th…. NO EXCEPTIONS!
*Participants must register in the age division designated using the age of
the child as of September 1, 2008
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Soccer Parents Meeting
One parent representing each family that has a child or children playing in
the Itasca Park District soccer program MUST attend a Character Counts
video presentation. Your attendance will solidify your participation in sports
programs throughout Itasca. Failure to attend may result in your child’s
eligibility to play. If you have not previously attended a Character Counts
video presentation contact the Itasca Park District for upcoming dates.
Co-ed Soccer League
Each team will practice approximately one day a week and play a sevengame schedule.
*No Games will be played on Memorial Day Weekend*
CODE
AGE
DAY
DATE
FEE
2280-0
2281-1
2281-2
2281-3
U8
U10
U12
U14
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Apr 18-Jun 6
Apr 18-Jun 6
Apr 18-Jun 6
Apr 18-Jun 6
$59/$64
$59/$64
$59/$64
$59/$64
Practices and Games
Itasca In-House Soccer plays in the Mid Suburban Soccer League other
districts included are Addison, Bensenville, Bloomingdale, Glendale
Heights, Medinah, Roselle, and Wood Dale. Practices are once or twice per
week with practice days and times at the discretion of the coach. Games will
be played on Saturdays April 18-June 6. No games will be played on
Memorial Day Weekend. Time and location of games will determined by
league schedules which will be determined no later than Friday April 3rd.
Prices for uniforms and replacement pieces are as follows:
Spring U6 Micro Soccer
Micro Soccer is a scaled-down version of the game of soccer specifically
designed for young children. Children will play 6 vs. 6 on a smaller soccer
field. Coaches are allowed on the field and no score is kept. This program is
geared toward children who have mastered Pee-Wee Soccer, yet are not old
enough to join the Itasca In-House Soccer League. Each team will practice
a minimum of one day per week. Games will be played each Saturday from
April 18-June 6 at surrounding Park Districts. Players need to wear shin
guards and bring a size three (3) ball to each practice and game.
Participants will be informed by their coach, team placement and practice
schedules by Friday April 3rd. Please indicate on your registration form if
you are interested in coaching. *Fee includes uniform: jersey, shorts &
socks. (MW)
AGES: Must be 5 years old as of September 1, 2008
Full uniforms……..$30
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Uniforms
All players must wear an Itasca Park District uniform. Uniforms must be
purchased before the first game. Uniforms can be ordered at the time of
registration. A sample of all sizes will be available at the registration desk. A
complete uniform consists of a jersey, shorts, socks, shin guards and soccer
shoes.
Jersey……………..$15
Shorts………...$11
Socks………...$ 4
Equipment
All participants are required to wear shin guards underneath their socks at
all practices and games. Players must bring a soccer ball to practice each
day.
U6 will need to have a size 3 ball, U8 & U10 will need to purchase a size 4
ball, while U12 and U14 will need a size 5 ball.
Coaches
Itasca Park District Soccer has become extremely popular increasing the
number of participants and teams. Without volunteers we would be unable
to offer such a popular program. As a result, the park district is looking for
parents or adults to volunteer as a coach or an assistant. Please indicate on
your child’s registration form if you are interested in coaching. Once
assigned as a coach, you will be required to attend a NYSCA coach’s certification clinic.
2279-0
DAY
DATE
FEE
Sat
Apr 18-Jun 6
$65/$75
LOCATION: Itasca Soccer Fields MIN/MAX: 12 per team
DEADLINE: Mon Mar 23
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Sports Galore
Kid’s
Karate
Club
Teach your child the technique and history surrounding this ancient
martial art form. This is the perfect program to help your child learn selfesteem, self-respect and respect for others. Help your child learn to be safe
in public and protect themselves from strangers while practicing control
and discipline. Uniforms ($30) are highly recommended. (MW)
Important Winter Session Dates:
Session 1
Session 2
Safety Night
Parent Night
Last Class/Testing & Promotions
Feb 4
Mar 11
Mar 18
Apr 15
Jun 3
Jun 10
Parent Helper Program
Learn with your child, bond together and unite as a family while helping
other students. We will have you hold kicking & punching shields, help
organize the children in line, etc. while learning the Martial Arts yourself.
You are not required to come to every class.
The parent helper program is available to all parents with children in the
Kid’s Karate Club. There is no fee to take karate, but we do ask that all
parent helpers purchase a uniform ($35).
AGE: 4-12 yrs
CODE
LEVEL
8491-1
8491-2
2491-1
2491-2
DAY
Beginner
Wed
Advanced Wed
Beginner
Wed
Advanced Wed
LOCATION: Iris B
MIN/MAX: 15/40
INSTRUCTOR: Frank Lena & staff
DATE
TIME
FEE
Jan 7-Mar 11
Jan 7-Mar 11
Mar 25-Jun 10
Mar 25-Jun 10
5:45-6:30pm
6:30-7:15pm
5:45-6:30pm
6:30-7:15pm
$45/$50
$45/$50
$45/$50
$45/$50
Athletics
Please Contact:
Mike Wold
Athletics Supervisor
E-mail: Mike@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 630-773-2257, ext. 126
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Sports Galore
Little Hoops Basketball
Not quite old enough for WIBA? This instructional program is for you!
Participants will learn fundamental skills, basic techniques and improvement of motor skills required for the game of basketball. Players will use
junior sized balls and 7-foot hoops to build confidence. Games will take
place on Saturday mornings at the Itasca Park District, Medinah Park
District or Wood Dale Park District. Participants will be informed of team
placement at the first practice. T-shirts will be provided. Please indicate on
your registration form if you are interested being a volunteer coach. (MW)
AGE: 4-6yrs
CODE
DIVISION
8257-1
8257-2
LOCATION:
DEADLINE:
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
4-5 yrs
Fri Jan 16-Feb 27 5:15-6pm
$52/$57
5-6 yrs
Fri Jan 16-Feb 27 6-6:45pm
$52/$57
Itasca Recreation Center - Gym
MIN/MAX: 9/36
Sat Jan 9
Little Sluggers T-ball
Younger kids will love this introduction to one of the most popular sports
around! Participants will learn the basic skills of baseball such as:
throwing, catching, base running, hitting, and fielding, all in a noncompetitive environment. Games will take place on Saturday mornings in
Itasca, Medinah or Wood Dale. Innings will consist of all players batting and
no score will be kept. If you are interested in coaching or assisting, please
indicate on your registration form. Team t-shirt will be provided. There will
be no practices or games Memorial Day weekend. (MW)
AGE: 4-6yrs
CODE
DAY
2263-1
2263-2
LOCATION:
DEADLINE:
DATE
Thu
May 7-Jun 18
Thu
May 7-Jun 18
Washington Park
Mon May 4
TIME
FEE
5-6pm
6-7pm
$50/$55
$50/$55
10/40
MIN/MAX:
New! Volleyball Kids
Mondays 4:30-5:30pm Call for details!
Junior Golf Lessons
The Junior Golf program will consist of instruction by our PGA golf professional. The junior golfers will be introduced to safety, proper equipment
needs, the basic fundamentals of the golf swing including; full swing,
chipping and putting. Rules of golf and etiquette will also be introduced. All
students must have clubs. All students must wear proper attire, and golf
shoes with soft spikes or tennis shoes. Golf clubs are available to borrow at
the park district. (MW)
CODE
4241-1
4241-2
4241-3
4241-4
AGE
DAY
DATE
6-8 Tue/Thu
Jun 16, 18, 23, 25
6-8 Tue/Thu
Jul 7, 9, 14, 16
6-8 Tue/Thu
Jul 21, 23, 28, 30
9-12 Tue/Thu/Fri Aug 4, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14
LOCATION: Eaglewood Resort and Golf Club
TIME
8-8:45am
8-8:45am
8-8:45am
8-8:45am
FEE
$50/$60
$50/$60
$50/$60
$70/$80
MIN/MAX: 4/8
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Youth Fencing-Sword Play
Sword play has arrived! Fencing class offers students the basic understanding
of attack and defense of fencing. Students will learn basic moves and strategies that create a solid foundation for developing their fencing game. Each
class will have conditioning, drilling and bouting (actual fencing). All
equipment provided. This program is designed for all fitness levels. (MW)
CODE
8275-1
8275-2
8275-3
8275-4
2275-1
2275-2
AGE
LEVEL
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8-13 Beginner Sat Jan 3-Feb 7
9-10am
$42/$52
8-13 Advanced Sat Jan 3-Feb 7
9:30-11am $45/$55
8-13 Beginner Sat Feb 14-Mar 21 9-10am
$42/$52
8-13 Advanced Sat Feb 14-Mar 21 9:30-11am $45/$55
8-13 Beginner Sat Apr 11-May 16 9-10am
$42/$52
8-13 Advanced Sat Apr 11-May 16 9:30-11am $45/$55
LOCATION: Elk Grove Park District: 225 Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove
INSTRUCTOR: Tracy Lapshin MIN/MAX: 6/20
Teen Scene
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Chestnut Mountain
All Night Ski Trip
Join us and teens from surrounding park districts at Chestnut Mountain for
the night of your life. Slopes are open from 10:30pm ‘til 5am! Chestnut
Mountain accommodates all types of skiers and snowboarders with 17 lighted
downhill runs including 5 “easiest”, 9 “difficult” and 3 “most difficult.” Skis
and snowboards are available for rental and lessons will be ongoing from
11pm until 3am. Not only is there skiing and snowboarding but also a
campfire area, video game room, DJ/dance room and a snack bar. A letter will
be sent home with waivers and exact times and locations of departure and
arrival prior to the event. (SS)
AGE: Grades 6-12
CODE
DAY
DATE
Club Friday Nights
Itasca 3rd, 4th, 5th graders are welcome to join the ultimate dance setting!
Our D.J. will be playing the latest hits for you to dance the night away! Please
bring a signed parent permission slip to attend. Permission slips will be
handed out at school during the week of the dance. Come join us for a
rocking good time! (SS)
TIME: 6:30-8:30pm
FEE: $5 or $4 with Lounge Membership
DATES: Mar 27, Apr 17, May 15
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8640-0
Fri-Sat
Feb 6-7
7pm-11am
LOCATION: Chestnut Mountain, Galena, IL
MIN/MAX: 6/10
DEADLINE: Fri Jan 2
FEE:
Lift: $50
Lift & Lesson: $65
Lift, Lesson & Ski Rental: $75
Lift, Lesson & Snowboard Rental: $75
The Lounge
Please contact:
Beth Rodriguez
Public Relations Supervisor
E-mail: bethr@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 630-773-2257, ext. 127
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Teen Drop-In Hours
Fitness Drop-In Hours
Monday . . . . 8am-4pm
Monday . . . . 4-7pm
Monday-Friday 5:30-8am
Tuesday . . . . 8am-3:30pm
Tuesday . . . . 3:30-7pm
Wednesday . 8am-4pm
Wednesday . 4-7pm
Thursday . . . 8am-2:30pm
Thursday . . . 2:30-7pm
■ The lounge is open to any teen
(4th-12th grades) with a valid
Lounge Card.
■ The Lounge is open to all
Itasca Park District Senior
Residents during the
designated Senior Hours.
■ Daily drop-in fee $3
■ Lounge Card Membership-$50
(valid for 1 year)
■ Valid During Teen Lounge Hours
■ Open Gym
■ Discount on Teen Dances
■ Discount on Designated Teen
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Pool Table
Computers
Large Screen TV
Card Tables
X-Box
Dance Dance
Revolution
■ And More!!!
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Teen Scene
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Teen Grill OutEnd of School Year Bash
School is almost out, are you ready to celebrate? Itasca Park District is
hosting a grill out especially for teens to have a night of fun with food, socializing and outdoor games before summer arrives! Some of the games include
corn hole, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, and three bar golf. Spread the word to
your friends and come enjoy the activities. (SS)
AGE: 11-14
CODE
4492-0
LOCATION:
DEADLINE:
DAY
DATE
TIME
Fri
May 29
6-9pm
Itasca Rec Center/Washington Park
Please RSVP to this fun event by May 22nd
FEE
$5
MIN/MAX: 25/45
Teen Summer Job Fair
Looking for a summer job? Come out to the Itasca Recreation Center to
make some connections with the Itasca Park District. The Itasca Park
District is looking for Day Camp counselors, Waterpark cashier and concessions, lifeguards and more! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to pick up an
application and set up interviews! (SS)
DAY
DATE
TIME
Sat
Mar 7
12-4pm
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Iris A and B
The Itasca Expedition
It’s always said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Come explore the
Village of Itasca as well as surrounding communities such as Addison and
Wood Dale as you and a team will navigate around for a photo scavenger hunt.
The idea is that each team will have a list of fun, goofy and adventurous objectives that need to be completed which will be verified by capturing a live picture.
The team with the most items checked off the list wins a prize! Each team will
need to have four members along with one digital camera per team. A leader
will be provided for each team and will be responsible for driving the participants where told. Time will be allotted for the pictures to be printed at a local
store. Come prepared to have fun, laugh with your friends and leave with
remarkable memories! Snacks will be provided before and after the event.
Please meet at the Itasca Recreation Center. (SS)
AGE: Grades 4-8
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
2612-0
Sat
May 9
1-4pm
$40/team
MIN/MAX: 4/8 teams
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Teen Night at the Movies
Looking for something to do on Friday nights during the winter? Is it
just too cold to play outside? Stop by the Lounge at the Itasca Park
District for an evening full of fun. Teens in grades 6-8 can come to
the park district and watch a movie on our big screen TV! We will be
showing some of the new releases and all time classics. What a great
way to spend the night with friends. If you have any questions contact
Susan! (SS)
AGE: Grades 6-8
DAY: Friday
DATES: Jan 23, Mar 27, May 8
TIME: 7-9pm
FEE: $5/$4 with Lounge card
LOCATION: All around the Village of Itasca, Wood Dale and Bloomingdale
“The Lounge” After School
Looking for a good time to let loose, hang out with friends and have a good time
after school? Come visit “The Lounge” at the Itasca Park District. 4th-8th
graders can ride the school bus after school directly to the Itasca Park District to
hang out at “The Lounge”. Sign up for bus service at Franzen or Peacock and
stop by the park district to get your child a Lounge Membership. (*Busing fees
may apply depending on your home address.) The Lounge membership is valid
for a year and can get your child other discounts on various teen programming.
Amenities include big screen TV, DDR, X-Box, Computer usage, card table,
foosball and air hockey! Call Susan at 630/773-2257 for more details! (SS)
teens, seniors, trips and Day Camp
Please contact:
Susan Sawtell
E-mail: Susan@itascaparkdistrict.com
Phone: 773-2257, ext. 114
Adult Potpourri
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Ballroom Dancing
Grab your partner and have fun learning and reviewing a wonderful array
of ballroom dance steps. Lu Podrasky will instruct you in the Fox Trot,
Swing, Waltz, Rumba, Tango and Ballroom Polka. Couples or singles may
join. First time participants must register for the beginner class or receive
instructor’s approval. Please wear smooth soled shoes to class. (SS)
Winter Session
CODE
LEVEL
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8575-0
8576-0
Mon
Tue
Jan 5-Feb 9
Jan 6-Feb 10
8-9:30pm
8-9:30pm
$28/$38
$28/$38
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Beg
Adv
Spring Session
CODE
LEVEL
2575-0
2576-0
Beg
Mon Apr 6-May 11 8-9:30pm
Adv
Tue
Apr 7-May 12 8-9:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: Lu Podrasky
MIN/MAX: 16/30
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center - Dance Studio
DEADLINE: Dec 22, Mar 23
$28/$38
$28/$38
AGE
LEVEL DAY
8585-1
8585-2
8585-3
8585-4
2585-1
2585-2
DATE
TIME
FEE
14-72 Beg. Sat Jan 3-Feb 7
9-10am
14-72 Adv. Sat Jan 3-Feb 7
9:30-11am
14-72 Beg. Sat Feb 14-Mar 13 9-10am
14-72 Adv. Sat Feb 14-Mar 13 9:30-11am
14-72 Beg. Sat Apr 18-May 23 9-10am
14-72 Adv. Sat Apr 18-May 23 9:30-11am
LOCATION: Elk Grove Park District: 225 Elk Grove Blvd, Elk Grove
INSTRUCTOR: Tracy Lapshin
MIN/MAX: 6/20
$42/$52
$45/$55
$42/$52
$45/$55
$42/$52
$45/$55
Elizabeth Bos
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DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
2523-0
Mon
Apr 6-27
7-9pm
$5
MIN/MAX: 16/45
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Iris A
This class offers novices and beginners an introduction to the
fundamentals of the game of golf. Instruction will cover putting, chipping,
the full swing and general golf course etiquette. Please bring a set of clubs
with you each week. To reach that personal comfort level, this stage of
instruction may be repeated as often as needed.
Stage 1
Stage 2 This class is for students who have completed stage 1 or are confident
that they have a good understanding of the fundamentals of the game. This
class will focus on a review of the fundamentals, working on individual
swing flaws, and simple golf course management. Please bring a set clubs
with you each week. (MW)
AGE: 18 & Older
CODE
STAGE DAY
DATE
2240-1
2240-2
2240-3
2240-4
2240-5
1
Tue/Thu May 12, 14, 19, 21
2
Tue/Thu Jun 2, 4, 9, 11
1
Sat
May 2, 9, 16, 23
2
Sat
Jun 6, 13, 20, 27
2
Sat
Jul 11, 18, 25, Aug 1
LOCATION: Eaglewood Resort and Golf Club
TIME
FEE
6-7pm
6-7pm
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
MIN/MAX: 4/8
$70/$80
$70/$80
$70/$80
$70/$80
$70/$80
Aikido
Aikido is a non-violent art of self defense, where a student learns to flow with
an opponent redirecting his force, using it against him thus neutralizing
aggressive actions and gaining control of the attacker. Learn this ancient art
from a 5th degree black belt member of the Aikido Association of America.
Classes are available for both adults and teens. Students should wear loose
fitting comfortable clothing. (MW)
AGE: 8 yrs-Adult
Call a professional
realtor that cares
about you!
(630) 768-1508
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Adult Golf Lessons
PGA Professionals will provide instructions. Classes will be held at The
Eaglewood Resort and Golf Club.
Adult Fencing-Sword Play
Sword play has arrived! Fencing class offers students the basic understanding of attack and defense of fencing. Students will learn moves and
strategies that create a solid foundation for developing their fencing game.
Each class will have conditioning, drilling and bouting (actual fencing). All
equipment provided. This program is designed for all fitness levels. (MW)
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Newcomers Bunco League
Adults are you new to the area or park district and want to get to know people
your age? Join the Itasca Park District Bunco League for the month of April.
Bunco is a fun game that provides opportunity to socialize while playing.
Strictly speaking, Bunco is a game of dice, played in rounds. Players take
turns rolling the dice trying to accumulate as many points as possible to win
each round. The game is played at tables of four in competing teams of two.
Players score points by rolling three dice trying to match the number they're
supposed to roll for that round. Snacks and beverages will be provided. At the
last Bunco night, the overall winning player will receive a prize. (SS)
AGE: 18+
CODE
1st Class
8239-1
8239-2
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
Wed Only Jan 7-Feb 25 8:40-9:40pm $79
Wed Only Mar 4-Apr 22 8:40-9:40pm $79
LOCATION: American Tiger Karate Academy
MAX: 15
780 S. Arlington Heights Road, Elk Grove Village
INSTRUCTOR: Sensei John Bieszk
Winter/Spring 2009
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Programs & Events
Adult Potpourri
Basketball League
The league will play a round robin regular season, followed by a single
elimination tournament with the top four teams in each league qualifying.
The league runs under IHSA rules, with licensed officials. Schedules will be
available on-line. Games will be played in the Itasca Recreation Center.
(MW)
AGE: 18 & Older
CODE
DATE
LEAGUE
DAY
8221-0
Jan 13
B League Tue
MIN/MAX: 6/11
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Gym
TIME
FEE
6:30-10:30pm $650
Summer Softball Leagues
Softball Leagues will begin play on Monday April 14. All games are played
at the Softball Complex on Rohlwing Rd. Teams returning from the
Summer 2008 season may register Monday, January 12 through Sunday,
February 1 for the same league they played in the previous year. Beginning
Monday, February 2 returning teams from Summer or Fall 2008 may
register for any remaining openings. Open/new team registration will begin
on Wednesday, February 18.
The captain’s meetings are on Monday April 6th at 6:30pm for 12”, and the
14” & 16” meeting is at 7:30pm at the Recreation Center. (MW)
Men’s 12” Softball
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
TEAMS
4216-1
4216-2
4216-3
4216-4
4216-5
Mon
Tue
Thu
Fri
Sun
Apr 13
Apr 14
Apr 16
Apr 17
Apr 19
6:30-10:30pm
6:30-10:30pm
6:30-10:30pm
6:30-10:30pm
6:30-10:30pm
$735
$735
$735
$735
$735
8
16
16
16
8
Men’s 16” Softball
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
TEAMS
4215-0
Wed
Apr 15
6:30-10:30pm
$735
16
Coed 14” Mushball
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
TEAMS
4214-0
Mon
Apr 13
6:30-10:30pm
$735
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Volleyball League
Play in one of two leagues that offer different levels of competition to meet
your team’s level of experience. Both levels are competitive, but vary in the
level of skill. All games are officiated. The top four teams will qualify for a
single elimination tournament. Schedules will be available online. (MW)
AGE: 18 & Older
CODE
8231-0
8232-0
LEAGUE
DAY
AA League
Mon
A League
Mon
LOCATION: Itasca Recreation Center-Gym
MIN/MAX: 5/8
DATE
TIME
FEE
Jan 12
Jan 12
6-11pm
6-11pm
$375
$375
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Holiday Drop and Shop Parent’s Day Out
Have some last minute Christmas shopping to take care of? Drop off your
kids for a fun afternoon complete with lunch with Santa, Christmas crafts,
a candy cane hunt, games and a movie. The afternoon will begin with a
pizza lunch and a visit from Santa. Recreation Leaders will supervise participants in making a variety of holiday crafts and games. A seasonal movie
will end this afternoon of fun. (AB)
AGE: 3 years & up
CODE
DAY
DATE
8613-1
Sat
Dec 6
8613-2
Sat
Dec 13
FEE: $25 first child / $15 additional sibling
LOCATION: Recreation Center
MIN/MAX: 10/24
TIME
11am-4pm
11am-4pm
Garden Plots
Registration for garden plots will begin on Monday, March 2. One plot per
household may be selected on a first-come basis for Park District residents
only. The registration fee for residents is $10 per plot. There will be no charge
for resident senior citizens.
Residents may reserve additional plots after Monday, April 20. One
additional plot per household may be reserved per week after April 20. Proof
of residency, age, and picture I.D. will be required at the time of registration.
Individuals not residents of the Itasca Park District may reserve a plot on or
after Monday, April 27. The registration fee for non-residents will be $15/per
plot. There will be no discount for non-resident seniors. Picture I.D. and
current address will be required at the time of registration. (CC)
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Senior Happenings
Itasca Senior Citizens Club
Want to make some new friends and participate in a variety of activities?
Itasca Senior Club could be just what you’re looking for. If you are a senior
citizen and resident of the Itasca Park District you are welcoming to join this
energetic group. The club holds monthly meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of
each month at Alta Villa in Addison at 10:30am. Club members are offered
luncheons, dinners, trips and more! Itasca Senior Club also has pinochle,
card games and darts on the Wednesday of each month from 1-4pm.
Interested in joining? Contact Susan at the Itasca Park District for more
information. (SS)
Senior Craft Committee
Come to the Itasca Park District and be part of a crafts committee! Each
Monday from 1 to 4pm a group of crafters will meet and create a variety of
crafts either for your home, the community or the Itasca Senior Citizen Club
events. It is a great opportunity to meet up with friends, get out of the house
and use your creative side. For more information please contact Susan.
Seniors…….
Do you enjoy playing a variety of board or card games but don’t have
anyone to play them with? Please contact Susan at the (630) 773-2257 and
she can help organize a game group that meets once a week! The possibilities are endless….
Senior Afternoon at the Movies
Come to the Itasca Park District Lounge on the first and third Friday of every
month and enjoy an afternoon watching a movie. Show times are at 1pm.
Catch a new release or a classic picture show with friends. Movies are ten
times better when you see them on our BIG screen TV; it gives you that
movie theatre experience, except its free!! If you have any questions, contact
Susan at the Itasca Park District.
Valentine Tea
Do you have some beautiful china that is stored away and only comes out for
special occasions? Well here is your opportunity to dust off that china and enjoy
some company. Come and enjoy an elegant and special Valentine’s Day Tea
where you bring your special tea plate and cup and we provide a variety of hot
teas along with dessert. Entertainment will be part of the afternoon. (SS)
AGE: 60+
CODE
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
8588-0
Fri
Feb 13
2-4pm
MIN/MAX: 15/30
$5
Naper Settlement
Along the winding paths of Naper Settlement the past vividly comes to life
from log cabin beginnings to Victorian splendor and beyond. Listen to the
clank of metal upon metal as the blacksmith hammers raw iron. Hear the
rhythm of a hand-held printing press at work and the ringing of the schoolmarm’s bell calling students to the one-room schoolhouse. Climb aboard
the Conestoga wagon and imagine journeying West, on a trip through
yesteryear. Lunch at Cracker Barrel Restaurant will follow the visit and is at
your own expense. The bus will depart the Itasca Recreation Center at 12pm
so please arrive fifteen minutes early. (SS)
AGE: 60+
CODE
2639-0
DAY
DATE
TIME
Thu
Apr 30
12-3pm
LOCATION: Naper Settlement-Naperville
DEADLINE: Fri Apr 24
FEE
$20 plus lunch costs
MIN/MAX: 10/14
Winter/Spring 2009
■
Programs & Events
General Information
Accessibility for
People With Special
Needs
The Itasca Park District welcomes the opportunity to assist guests with
disabilities to enjoy ALL of our facilities, programs and services. Any
individual with a special need should contact our staff upon registration so
that we can make the necessary accommodations. In addition, the Park
District provides other specialized services through NEDSRA.
Call (630) 620-4500 for further information.
ADA Statement
The Itasca Park District will not discriminate against any eligible participant on the basis of a disabling condition. We invite any participant with a
special need to contact our staff upon registration so that a smooth inclusion may occur. In addition to the programs listed on this page, our district
provides additional services for people with disabilities through Northeast
DuPage Special Recreation Association.
Nothing ruins a good
program quicker...
than everyone waiting until the last minute to register for it. There is a
point where if there aren’t enough registrants to hold the program, it is
cancelled. Coming in the day of or the day before the program won’t resurrect it. Please register one week early to avoid disappointment.
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In Case of Oops!
Complete details of program policies, procedures and guidelines are
sometimes omitted from the program brochures because of space limitations. Also, errors in days, times, registration requirements and fees may
occur as well. We apologize for any errors that may appear in the brochure.
We thank you for your patience and understanding when these situations
arise.
Conduct Policy
Behavior: Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all
times. The following guidelines have been developed to help make Itasca
Park District programs safe and enjoyable for all participants. The Park
District reserves the right to develop additional rules for particular programs
and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff and the park board.
Participants shall:
■ Show respect to all participants and staff.
■ Refrain from using foul language.
■ Refrain from causing bodily harm to other participants or staff.
■ Refrain from damaging equipment, supplies and facilities.
Itasca Park District reserves the right to dismiss a participant
for infraction of the code of conduct. Each situation will be evaluated on
its own merit.
Discipline:
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How to Register
1. Mail-in
accepted beginning Monday, Dec 8
Itasca, IL 60143
#630-773-2257
How to Register
Registration will begin on Monday, Aug 11. Registration will
continue until the class is filled or needs to be cancelled due to
insufficient enrollment or individual program deadlines.
Mail-in registration for the Fitness Center and aerobics classes
will not be accepted.
2. Drop-off
accepted beginning Monday, Dec 8
Itasca, IL 60143
#630-773-2257
Waivers
In accordance with Recreation Department policy, all program
participants must sign a hold-harmless agreement prior to
participation in Department sponsored programs. The waivers
are on the reverse side of the program registration form and must
be signed by adults participating in adult programs; and by a
parent or legal guardian for children under 18 years of age.
3. Walk-in
Monday, Dec 8
Itasca, IL 60143
#630-773-2257
In Case of Oops!
Complete details of program policies, procedures and guidelines
are sometimes omitted from the program brochures because of
space limitations. Also, errors in days, times, registration requirements and fees may occur as well. We apologize for any errors
that may appear in the brochure. We thank you for your patience
and understanding when these situations arise.
Definition of Residency
Fee Information
Anyone living within the geographic boundaries of the Itasca Park District. If
there are any questions about your residency, please call the park district
office where a complete list and map is maintained.
Due to liability concerns, all individuals wishing to participate in any park
district program must pay the registration fee listed in the brochure prior to
the start of the first class. Any individual who is unable to pay the registration fee must contact the Superintendent of Recreation to set up a payment
plan. No phone registration will be accepted. Individuals not paying
full program registration fee or those on payment plans will be
assessed a 10% service charge if any payment is late.
Refund Policy
A. All requests for refunds must be submitted in person or by phone two
business days prior to the first class meeting or practice of program. Trips
require reservations weeks ahead of time and therefore do not allow us to
refund. Please see staff for individual trip policies.
B. Individuals requesting refunds with two or more business days notice
prior to the first class, meeting or practice will receive a 100% refund, less $10
for administrative costs.
C. No refunds will be issued for any programs after the first meeting of a
program, unless a physician’s excuse is presented. Refunds requested for
medical reasons will be prorated from the time the request is received.
D. A refund will not be given to programs that cost less than $15. The
amount will be applied to another class or a voucher given for future use.
Insurance Policy
The Itasca Park District does not provide medical coverage for injuries
suffered while participating in park district programs, or while using park
facilities. The park district, therefore, cannot assume responsibility for
personal injury for persons participating in recreation programs or using
facilities. Persons are advised to make provisions for this coverage in their
family insurance program.
Itasca Recreation Center Rental
The Itasca Recreation Center may be reserved for private use during nonprogram hours. Groups and individuals should contact the park district at
630-773-2257. A Security Deposit is required in order to hold a date. If
cancellation occurs within 10 days prior to rental, deposit will be retained.
See contract for refund policies.
Cooperation
The park district wishes to acknowledge the cooperation of the Village of
Itasca and the Itasca School District #10 for enabling the park district to
provide numerous year-round recreational activities. The park district is
permitted to use the school facilities when not used by the schools. For this
reason there may be occasional changes in the schedule.
Senior Citizens
Senior Citizen rates apply to those 60 years and older.
Winter/Spring 2009
■
Programs & Events
Registration Form
Winter/Spring 2009 Registration Form
Activity
Name
Code#
Participants
First Name
Fee
Birthdate
Gender
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Trans. No.
Total Due
Please note any physical or other limitations, allergies, special medication or additional conditions that may affect participation:________________________
___________________________________________________ If special accommodations are needed, allow 2 weeks prior to the start of the program.
Fee Paid _____By:
❍ Cash ❍ Check ❍ MC
Card #
❍ Visa
Exp. Date
Payor’s Name
Signature
Family Name
Address
City
State
Home Phone #
(
)
Emergency Phone#
ZIP
(
)
Join our NEW E-Newsletter list! Enter your e-mail address here:
❍
I have carefully read the insurance liability waiver below and
understand that my signature is required below in order to be in
Park District programs. Parental signature required for participants
under age 18.
Signature
Insurance Liability Waiver Form
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in the use of Park District/Nature Center Village programs, you will
be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you might sustain arising
out of the activities of this program. Your signature is required on the
other side of this form.
“As the parent/guardian of the participant, or participant in the program, I
recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and I
agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, including death, damages or loss
which I may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected
with or associated with such program.
“I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of participating in
the program against the Park District and its officers, agents, servants and employees.
“I do hereby fully release and discharge the Park District and its officers, agents,
servants and employees from any and all claims from injuries, including death,
damage, or loss which I may have or which may have accrue to me on account
of my participation.
“I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Park District and
its officers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims resulting from
injuries, including death, damages and losses sustained by me and arising out of,
connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the program.
In the event of any emergency, I authorize District officials to
secure from any licensed hospital, physician, and/or medical
personnel any treatment deemed necessary for my minor child’s
immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment
of any and all medical services rendered.
“Photo: I understand that my child/ward or I may be photographed or videotaped
while participating in an Itasca Park District program. I give permission for photos
& videotapes of my child/ward or me to be used to promote the Park District. Such
photos and videotapes will remain the property of the Itasca Park District.
“I have read and fully understand the above Program Details and Participation
agreement.”
Itasca Map
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Itasca Recreation & Fitness Center . . . 7
Softball Complex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
............................2
Itasca Waterpark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Spring Brook Nature Center . . . . . . . . . . 14
Country Club Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Peacock Park
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St.Luke's Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Franzen Park
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Play For All Community Park . . . . . . . . . 10
St.Peter's Field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Hamilton Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Ray Franzen Bird Sanctuary . . . . . . . . . . 11
Usher Park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Historical Depot Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Schiller Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Washington Park
Clayson Park
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Don’t Let A Disability Slow You Down!
Come Play With Us!
If you or someone you know has a disability, contact
NEDSRA today for information on available recreation services!
Explore
Phone 630-620-4500
TDD/TTY 630-620-7477
www.nedsra.org
Email nedsra@nedsra.org
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Volunte
r
First-time participant?
Save $10 on 1st program
registration with this ad!
Inclusion
All ages and ability levels served.
Winter programs start in January 2009!
A service of the Itasca Park District
PRESORTED STANDARD
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
ITASCA, ILLINOIS
PERMIT NO. 94
Itasca
Park District
Itasca, IL 60143
ECRWSS
Residential Customer
Park District
Eggstreme Teen Night
Easter Candy Hunt
Friday, Apr 3 • 6:30pm
Saturday, Apr 4 • 10am
The Easter Bunny will be out and about in Washington Park, hiding special
Come on out to Washington Park for a teeneriffic Easter Egg Hunt.
treats for the children of Itasca to find. Inside each egg is a piece of candy
Hundreds of eggs will be hidden throughout the park. Inside each egg
or a small prize. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a ticket inside an egg that is
will be pieces of candy or a small prize. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a
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redeemable for a grand prize! Don’t forget to bring baskets and your
e
grand prize egg! Each child must bring his/her own flashlight. (SS)
S
or
For M About
camera to capture the fun. (SS)
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s.
Water Easter Egg Hunt
Deta e Event
Thes
Wednesday, Apr 8 • Begins at 6:30pm
Hundreds of floating Easter Eggs wait as you to jump in the water and gather
them up. Inside each colorful egg is a hidden surprise of candy, toys or maybe
you will find a lucky egg redeemable for a prize! Each age group will have time
to splash in the water after the hunt is over. Bags to collect the eggs in will be
provided. (AB)
Bunny Visits
Sunday, Apr 5 • 3:30-6:30pm
The Bunny will be hopping all around town visiting the families of Itasca.
The Bunny will surprise the entire family with a special visit to your home.
Due to the Bunny’s busy schedule, he will only be able to stay for about 10
minutes. Families will need to be available from 3:30-6:30pm so that the
Bunny will catch you at home. Once you are registered, the bunny’s little
helpers will call with his approximate arrival time. Pre-registration is
required. Each visit includes a very special basket for the children. (SS)
Breakfast with the Bunny
Saturday, Apr 4 • 10:30am
There will be a lot of smiles and laughter as children have the opportunity to
enjoy breakfast with the Easter Bunny!!! Breakfast includes: pancakes, sausage,
juice and coffee. There is plenty of fun for everyone with many arts and crafts
activities along with entertainment. Each child will visit the Easter Bunny and
receive a Polaroid photo with the Easter Bunny. This is a family event; all
attending must register. (SS)
Adult Eggstravaganza
Thursday, Apr 2 • 6:30pm
Who said Egg Hunts were only for kids? The Itasca Park District is proving them
wrong with this adult only Egg Hunt. Hundreds of eggs will be hidden
throughout Washington Park, and they won’t be easy to find. Inside the eggs
will be coupons to various local businesses and to park district services. No
excuses allowed, because we will be offering FREE babysitting in our Kids Klub!
Don’t forget your flashlights! (SS)

Park District

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