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Activity Guide - Fall 1.0
Addison Park District
September & October
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Welcome to Fall 1.0 // Addison Park District Activity Guide
Welcome Back!
Addison Park District continues to follow the Restore Illinois Plan to reopen many of our amenities. We
are excited to provide residents with more in-person programming opportunities under the Phase 4
Revitalization guidelines. Many of our community outdoor recreational opportunities have reopened
over the summer including playgrounds, basketball courts, golf courses and driving range, garden plots,
splash pad and more. We encourage our residents to continue to follow social distancing
measures and safety protocols while visiting the parks and facilities.
Because the current situation continues to change, we will release two digital guides this fall. Both
guides will be available online only. The second guide will begin November & December. Please look
for the activity guide on the Addison Park District website and on the Addison Park District Facebook
page. If you have signed up for our email alerts, a digital copy will be in your inbox soon.
We encourage residents to subscribe to our e-newsletter and check our website and Facebook peri-
odically to stay informed on the status of future activities, special events, programs, and facility news.
Hurry, there is still time to Take the Pulse. The online community survey will remain active for your par-
ticipation until August 31.
Reminder: COVID-19 Park District Wide Guidelines & Rules
• Do Not Enter if you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms
• Wash and Sanitize your hands frequently
• Wear face covering
• Maintain social distancing
• Follow floor arrows and markings when waiting in line
• Follow all posted signs regarding rules and regulations
Register online at www.addisonparks.org
or call (630) 233-7275 extension 3
Remote Learning Day Camp Time Frame Information:
Remote Learning Day Camp: 7:00A – 6:00P
(Before & After School Care) 2-day Fee: $110/week
“Return to School” Remote Learning Day Camp provided by Addison Park District Registration Code: 502210 – 01 – 16
The program corresponds to the Addison School District 4 “Return to School”
remote learning calendar designed for those enrolled in Kindergarten through 5th 3-day Fee: $132/week
grade. Our program provides your child with a safe, structured environment. Our Registration Code: 502211 – 01 – 16
experienced staff focuses on providing a variety of quality activities that enrich the
lives of children. Participants will have designated homework time, play sports, go
outside, use of gym and craft projects. Activities will follow IDPH recommended 4-day Fee: $154/week
social distancing guidelines but if not possible, masks will be required. Weekly regis- Registration Code: 502213 – 01 – 16
tration is offered for family convenience. Must register for the following week by the
Friday prior of the program week. For more information please call (630) 233 – 7275
extension 2 (Community) or 3 (Centennial). To register please call, go online or in- 5-day Fee: $165/week
person at Centennial Rec Center or schedule a registration visit at Community Rec Registration Code: 502214 – 01 – 16
Center. Visit addisonparks.org for proper emergency paperwork to be filled out and
returned prior to first day of program.
Parent Information:
Addison Park District offers weekly registration for 2-day to 5-day options only. There
Day-Off Fun
will be no pro-rating of fees available. No sibling discounts will be offered for this Day-Off Fun
program. No punch pass offered for the 2020 – 2021 Before & After School Care. Nothing to do on your day off from remote learning school. Come
More details will be emailed to parents prior to program start date of September 1st. hang out with the Addison Park District. Please bring a sack lunch
and drink. Pre-packaged AM and PM snacks will be provided by the
Cleaning and Safety Protocols:
Addison Park District staff. Participants will take part in recreation
Your children are in good hands with our expanded safety measures. The health and
games, outdoor activities, and create art as well. Sign up early,
safety of our families will be the top priority. We are adhering to the IDPH and CDC
recommendations for preparedness and taking additional steps as needed such as
space is limited.
small group ratio and sizes and limiting activities that do require close physical Age: Kindergarten – 5th grade
contact. Program staff and facility maintenance staff will comply with all IDPH and Time: 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
CDC disinfecting/cleaning protocols. Location: Community Rec Center
Fee: $42R/$52NR
Program Information: Code Day Date
Location: Community Rec Center 402281-01 Monday Oct. 12
Maximum: 50 participants 402281-02 Tuesday Nov. 3
Begin Date: September 1st 402281-03 Monday Nov. 23
Grade: Kindergarten through 5th grade 402281-04 Tuesday Nov. 24
402281-05 Wednesday Nov. 25
Tot Rock Kid Rock I Kid Rock II
Wiggle and giggle to the Tot Rock beat! An Music fun that cannot be “beat!” Each Kid Music fun that cannot be “beat!” Each Kid
introductory music and movement class with a Rock class includes creative, energetic activi- Rock class includes creative, energetic activi-
large sensory component, tots will use hand-held ties based on a new educational theme each ties based on a new educational theme each
rhythm instruments and play props to improve session! Children learn new songs, rhymes, and session! Children learn new songs, rhymes, and
their motor skills and coordination and learn new gross motor skills while using rhythm instruments gross motor skills while using rhythm instruments
Rock N’ Kids
songs and rhymes. While kick starting your tot’s and movement props. Your child’s listening skills and movement props. Your child’s listening skills
imagination, each class will provide structured will develop, while fine motor and coordination will develop, while fine motor and coordination
and unstructured time to explore a different edu- improve through imaginative play and sensory improve through imaginative play and sensory
cational theme presented each session. Much integration. Much more than a music class join us integration. Much more than a music class join us
more than a music class join us to sing, dance, to sing, dance, learn and play the Kid Rock way! to sing, dance, learn and play the Kid Rock way!
learn and play the Tot Rock way! www.rockitkids.com www.rockitkids.com
www.rockitkids.com Age: 2-year olds with parent or guardian Age: 3 to 5-year olds without parent or guardian
Age: 1 year with parent/guardian Location: Medinah Park District, Thorndale Rec. Location: Medinah Park District, Thorndale Rec.
Location: Medinah Park District, Thorndale Rec. Center, 22W130 Thorndale Ave. Center, 22W130 Thorndale Ave.
Center, 22W130 Thorndale Ave. Fee: $68R/$78NR Fee: $68R/$78NR
Fee: $68R/$78NR Session 1 Session 1
Session 1 Code Day Date Time Code Day Date Time
Code Day Date Time 402105-01 Mon 9/14 – 10/19 10:15A – 10:55A 402105-03 Mon 9/14 – 10/19 11:00A - 11:40A
402104-01 Mon 9/14 – 10/19 9:30A - 10:10A Session 2 Session 2
Session 2 Code Day Date Time Code Day Date Time
Code Day Date Time 402105-02 Mon 10/26 – 12/7 10:15A – 10:55A 402105-04 Mon 10/26 – 12/7 11:00A - 11:40A
402104-02 Mon 10/26 – 12/7 9:30A - 10:10A
Preschool
Register online at www.addisonparks.org or call (630) 233-7275 extension 3
Enroll Today! 2020 – 2021 Preschool Programs 2 – 3-year-old Preschool
This program provides an opportunity for 2 – 3-year-olds
Payment Plan: Initial payment is due at the time of registration. Auto pay- to enhance their social, physical, and creative develop-
ments are processed the first day of each month from Sept. 1 – April 1. The ment. 2 – 3-year-old preschoolers will be introduced to
payment plan is nine equal payments. letters and number association, as well as learning about
the calendar and the seasons. There is also a strong
To Register: Registration is taken in-person at the Centennial Rec Center.
emphasis on the development of socialization skills and
Please call (630)233-7275 for registration availability. Visit addisonparks.org
for required paperwork due prior to first day of program.
becoming comfortable in a classroom environment. Fine
motor skills and listening skills will continue to progress in
Preschool Enrichment Programs: More information will be released at the this class through crafts and songs. Children must be 2
beginning of the school year. Enrichment programs designed for families to years old by September 1, 2020, with a birth date on or
extend their child’s program day with a focus on S.T.E.A.M activities. before March 1, 2018. Pull-ups are allowed.
Room B
Curriculum Code Day Date Time
502101-01 T/Th 9/8 – 5/18 9:15A-11:15A
The Addison Park District preschool program curriculum reflects the Illinois
Early Learning and Development Standards. Please visit www.illinoisear- 3-year-old Preschool
lylearning.org for more details. The park district helps children develop pre- Children will grow socially and emotionally through cre-
kindergarten skills, including letter/name recognition, listening skills, healthy ative art, activities, songs, and cooperation. 3-year-old
habits, cooperative play, fine motor and socialization skills. The experiences
preschool emphasizes color recognition, shapes, letters,
are both educational and recreational, which aid in social, physical, intel-
lectual, and emotional growth. numbers, social play, the calendar, weather, days of the
week and physical coordination. Children must be 3 years
Our preschool program can help a child: old on or before September 1, 2020. Pull-ups are allowed.
Room A
1. Enhance socialization skills Code Day Date Time
2. Build self-esteem and confidence 502102-01 T/Th 9/8 – 5/18 9:15A-11:15A
3. Develop readiness skills Room B
4. Learn in a nurturing environment
Code Day Date Time
5. Explore new horizons
6. Gain a sense of independence 502102-03 M-F 9/8 – 5/19 9:15A-11:15A
7. Be creative Code Day Date Time
8. Have fun! 502102-02 M/W/F 9/9 - 5/19 9:15A-11:15A
4-year-old Preschool
Prepare your child for kindergarten! Emphasis is on
positive self-images and preparation for future learning.
Participant Guidelines Structured and unstructured activities will prepare your
child socially, emotionally, and physically. Children will
All participants within Addison Park District Preschool must be able to wear
the required mask to the program for each day of attendance. The required
begin writing
mask should cover nose and mouth at all times except when eating, or when
outside and able to maintain safe social distance. Parents need to supply their names and learning letter sounds. Children must be 4
facial mask for their children. Participants will need to adhere to all social years old on or before September 1, 2020.
distancing guidelines instructed to them by Addison Park District staff. Room A
Please wear comfortable clothing such as shorts and t-shirt. Gym shoes Code Day Date Time
required for safety. Please mark all your child’s belongings. Send a backpack 502103-02 M-F 9/8 – 5/19 9:15A-11:15A
daily with your child to carry crafts and notes home.
502103-04 M/W/F 9/9 – 5/19 9:15A-11:15A
Cleaning and Safety Protocols
Room C
Code Day Date Time
Your children are in good hands with our expanded safety measures. The 502103-03 M/W/F 9/9 – 5/19 9:15A-11:15A
health and safety of our families will be the top priority. We are adher- 502103-04 T/TH 9/8 – 5/18 9:15A-11:15A
ing to the IDPH and CDC recommendations for preparedness and taking
additional steps as needed such as small group ratio and sizes and limiting
activities that do require close physical contact. Program staff and facility
maintenance staff will comply with all IDPH and CDC disinfecting/cleaning
protocols.
Youth Sports & Athletics
Please call Austin at 630-656-6202
Karate Youth Soccer
The Kid’s Karate Club is a high energy, progressive, motivational martial arts program developed specifically Mini
for kids to have fun while learning. Students will learn stances, strikes, blocks, kicks and sparring techniques Soccer Shots Mini is a high-energy program
all while building confidence. They will learn about strangers and how to combine the techniques they learn introducing children to fundamental soccer
to protect themselves. This program targets many building blocks for children today; respect, self-esteem, principles, such as using your feet, dribbling and
leadership, and making good choices. This is a year-round progressive martial arts program with belt the basic rules of the game. Through fun games,
progression through Black Belt. This program comes with the “Never Miss a Class Guarantee.” If a student songs and positive reinforcement, children will
misses a class (i.e. schedule conflict, sick, etc) or the center closes for any reason, the missed classes will begin to experience the joy of playing soccer and
be replaced with virtual online instructor led classes. Kid’s Karate Club uniforms are required and are avail- being active.
able at www.KidsKarate.com or from the instructor at class. Parents may participate with their children Age: 2
at no cost other than purchasing a parent helper karate club uniform. Karate uniforms are $42.00 fee. No Location: Centennial Park
Refunds after the 2nd week of class. Fee: $110 Res / $120 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time
For more info visit: www.KidsKarate.com 402271-04 Tues 9/8 – 10/27 9:00A – 9:30A
Classic
Soccer Shots Classic utilizes creative and imagi-
Beginner (White belt) Intermediate/Advanced native games to focus on basic soccer skills like
Age: 7-12
Location: Centennial Park Tennis Courts 3 & 4 (Yellow belts & up) dribbling, passing, and shooting. We also high-
light a positive character trait each session such
Fee: $64 Res / $80 Non-Res Age: 4-14
Location: Centennial Park as respect, teamwork, and appreciation.
Code Day Date Time Age: 3-5
402213-01 Wed 9/2 – 10/14 5:30P – 6:15P Fee: $55 Res / $65 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time Location: Centennial Park
402213-02 Wed 9/2 – 10/14 6:15P – 7:00P Fee: $110 Res / $120 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time
402271-02 Tues 9/8 – 10/27 9:40A – 10:15A
402271-05 Wed 9/9 – 10/28 5:25P – 6:00P
Premier
Soccer Shots Premier focuses on individual skill,
fitness, and sportsmanship, providing an oppor-
tunity for children to be challenged through fun
games and team interaction. Children will also
be introduced to competition in a developmen-
tally appropriate manner.
Age: 6-8
Location: Centennial Park
Fee: $123 Res / $132 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time
402271-03 Wed 9/9 – 10/28 4:30P – 5:15P
Keep an eye out for Fall Swim Lessons!
Parent-Tot | Parent-Child | Private Swim Lessons
Stroke Clinic
*Competitive swim experience required
Tuesday & Thursday Evenings
Saturday Mornings
*All swim lessons require a parent to be in the water during the class. Swim Instructors will
provide non-contact instruction and teach out of the water, from the pool deck.
The health and safety of our swimmers, staff, and other patrons remains our highest
priority. To help ensure we are lowering COVID-19 risk, teaching modifications and limited
class availability allow our swimmers and patrons to enjoy the water.
Youth Sports & Athletics
Please call Austin at 630-656-6202
Multi-Sport Mania Youth Tennis Tots Tumbling
Let’s play! Your child explores the wide world Young players will learn the basics of tennis This 7-week program will help kids learn the
of sports as they participate in a different and then progress into more advanced skills basics of gymnastics and tumbling through
sport each week, such as t-ball, soccer, floor such as ball receiving and placement, rallying exciting activities geared towards balance and
hockey, basketball and more. Children get a techniques, and court movement. Racket face coordination. This fun and challenging class
lot of practice with skills through creative and control, ball bounce judgment, and space helps develop your child’s physical, mental,
fun drills and games. Don’t miss out on the fun! management will be emphasized. Players will emotional, and social skills.
From SportsKids Inc. develop the agility and coordination needed Age: 3-6
Age: 4-6 for effective tennis play. They will also focus on Location: Centennial Park
Location: Centennial Park their power and accuracy to improve perfor- Fee: $50 res / $60 non-res
Fee: $40 Res / $50 Non-Res mance. Situational drills and games will help Instructor: APD staff
Code Day Date Time them to establish a solid foundation for future Code Day Date Time
402102-01 Wed 9/9 – 10/7 4:15P - 5:00P development in the sport and build a lifelong 402305-01 Thurs 9/10- 10/22 5:30P-6:15P
Intro to Archery love of tennis. Equipment will be provided.
Learn the basics of a recurve bow in an Please bring a labeled face mask and water
extremely safe environment. A nationally bottle.
recognized 9-step program is taught. Blunt Age: 7-12
tipped arrows, bows and targets are provided. Location: Centennial Park Tennis Courts 3 & 4
Technique and games will be a part of every Fee: $64 Res / $80 Non-Res
class. Each participant should bring a labeled Code Day Date Time
face mask and water bottle. 402274-02 Wed 9/2 – 10/14 5:30P – 6:15P
Age: 7-12 Instructional T-ball
Location: Centennial Park The focus of this class will be on helping your
Fee: $40 Res / $50 Non-Res child to enhance batting, throwing, catching,
Code Day Date Time and base running skills. The first two weeks will
402276-01 Wed 9/9 – 10/7 5:15P - 6:00P consist of skills training sessions to introduce
Pee Wee Tennis the participants to the program. The last three
Your child will learn proper grip, basic strokes, weeks will be dedicated to enhancing these
and other beginning tennis fundamentals skills through drills and game play. Our fun
through lots of fun drills and tennis-like games. approach is a great way to expose boys and
This class also will help children to develop girls to teamwork and sportsmanship as we
hand-eye coordination, movement skills, and help young athletes to discover the excite-
get a feel for the ball. Children will have a ment of competition while learning the basics
blast and gain the proper foundation on which of America’s favorite pastime. Players should
they may continue to build and develop their bring a labeled face mask, water bottle, hat
interest in tennis. Equipment will be provided and glove.
and age appropriate. Please bring a labeled Age: 3-6
face mask and water bottle. Location: Centennial Park
Age: 4-6 Fee: $40 Res / $50 Non-Res
Location: Centennial Park Tennis Courts 3 & 4 Code Day Date Time
Fee: $48 Res / $60 Non-Res 402293-01 Tues 9/10 – 10/8 4:30P - 5:15P
Code Day Date Time Adult-Tot T-Ball
402274-01 Thur 9/10 – 10/8 4:30P - 5:15P Parents can enjoy America’s favorite pastime
Basketball Skill & Drills with their child. Young children will develop More Information
motor skills while having fun throwing, catching, The Addison Park District believes that every
This 4-week program will focus on the 3 key
batting and base running like the big kids. Par- resident should have an opportunity to participate
components of basketball: shooting, dribbling,
ents and their little athletes will enjoy making in recreational programs regardless of economic
and passing. Kids will be challenged by different
new friends and working together to learn the hardship. The park district in cooperation with the
fun and unique way to help bring their game
basics of game play in this exciting class! Each Addison Parks & Recreation Foundation, offers this
to the next level. Sportsmanship, teamwork,
child should bring a labeled face mask and financial assistance program for people in need. We
and defense will also be noted throughout the
water bottle. enourage you to view the program details online. The
program.
Ages: 2-3 w/Adult application forms can be found on the Addison Park
Age: 9-12
Location: Centennial Rec Center District Website at: www.addisonparks.org
Location: Centennial Park
Fee: $27 Res / $33 Non-Res
Fee: $25 Res / $35 Non-Res
Code Day Date Time
Instructor: APD staff
402288-01 Tues 9/10 – 10/8 5:30P - 6:15P
Code Day Date Time
402305-02 Wed 9/9 – 9/30 5:00P - 5:45P
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Cultural Arts
Please call David at 630-656-6209
Staff Spotlight
Margaret Bucholz holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in drawing
and Painting from University of Hawaii. Her passion for
art was nurtured by taking many workshops at the Clear-
ing, Ghost Ranch, and Dillman’s from many well-known
artists. She has taken classes in colored pencil at Beech
Tree Studios. Margaret has won numerous awards for her
artwork and many of her watercolor, acrylics and colored
pencil drawings hang in private collections. She has given
demos to art leagues and has taught art classes both pri-
vate and group in watercolor, acrylics, and colored pencil
drawing. Margaret’s goal is to share her enjoyment of art
and skill of creating color harmonies with her students.
Annette Leiber has been teaching art classes to children
and adults at the Addison Park district for over 30 years.
She graduated from Northern Illinois University with a
Comprehensive Art Degree. She has received over 200
awards for her art since 1970 as well as awards for her
work advancing the arts in Addison and DuPage County.
Her goal is to educate both children and adults to use
their imagination and perception in interpreting their art
as well as that of others. Each individual understands and
appreciates art from an intensely personal point of view.
She hopes to bring out the artist in each of her students.
Cultural Arts
Please call David at 630-656-6209
Art
Experimental Arts Colored Pencils Made Easy Creative Kids Drawing
Try something amazing and new each week with
alcohol inks on upo paper and tiles, scratch- (SINGLE CLASS SESSIONS) (SINGLE CLASS SESSIONS)
board, air drying clay, print making and more. Choose to do a floral or drawing of a pet that Bring a black ball point pen, #2 pencil, and set
The 6-week visual art program participants will can be started in one session with instruction of markers. Paper will be provided. Learn how
have opportunity to complete at least 6 art proj- given on what to do to finish at home. Bring a easy drawing can be with just a few pointers
ects. All levels of artist welcome! Most supplies set of colored pencils and toned tan paper, small on cross-thatching, dots, pressure of lines, etc.
included. No Class October 12. 5.5”x 8.5” or larger 9”x12”. Classes will be limited Sign up for one session to try it out. Classes will
Age: 16 years & older to six to allow for social distancing. All levels of be limited to six to allow for social distancing.
Location: Community Rec Center, 120 E Oak St artist welcome! Feel free to bring your own art All levels of artist welcome! Feel free to bring
Fee: $60R/$70NR supplies or pay for supplies to be included. your own art supplies or pay for supplies to be
Instructor: Annette Leiber Age: 15 years & older included
Code Day Date Time Location: Community Rec Center Age: 7-14 years
402604-01 Mon 9/28 – 11/9 10:00A – 12:00P Instructor: Margaret Bucholz Location: Community Rec. Center
Fee w/o supplies: $10R/$12NR *Bring your own Instructor: Margaret Bucholz
Acrylic, Oil & Watercolor supplies*
Fee w/ supplies included: $15R/$17NR *Instructor
Fee w/o supplies: $10R/$12NR *Bring your own
supplies*
Painting will provide supplies* Fee w/ supplies included: $15R/$17NR *Instructor
Immerse yourself in the world of painting using Code Day Date Time will provide supplies*
your choice of oils, acrylics, or watercolors. 402244-02 Tues 11/10 6:00P – 8:00P Code Day Date Time
Artists of all levels are welcome to explore the 402244-03 Tues 11/17 6:00P – 8:00P 402246-02 Tues 11/10 4:15P – 5:45P
basic elements of design, color, and composition 402246-03 Tues 11/17 4:15P – 5:45P
as they express themselves on canvas. You can Creative Kids Drawing
stretch your imagination and create mixed media Colored Pencil Made Easy
paintings by incorporating modeling paste, fiber, Adventure Learn about mixing complimentary colors to
found objects and numerous other materials to Learn basic drawing fundamentals such as line, create shadows, use of a variety of pressures of
give your painting dimension. Let the Picasso in shading, perspective, and composition. Kids will pencil, value, and textures. Bring a set of 12 or
you shine through. All levels of artist welcome! be inspired to draw using tools they already have more colored pencils, teacher’s preference is
Supplies not included. such as a black ball point pen, #2 pencil, set of Prismacolor, but bring what you have. Bring a
Age: 16 years & older 12 colored pencils, eraser, and sketch pad choice choice of toned tan paper or white paper, size
Location: Community Rec Center of small 5.5”x8.5” or larger 9”x12”. Learn how your choice: small 5.5”x8.5” or larger 9”x12”.
Fee: $60R/$70NR with just knowing how to draw circles, squares, Teacher will provide a sheet of black paper to
Instructor: Annette Leiber and triangles, they can draw anything with just students so they can try colored pencil on black
Code Day Date Time a little instruction. Classes will be limited to six paper. Classes will be limited to six to allow for
402603-01 Wed 9/30 – 11/4 1:00P – 3:00P to allow for social distancing. All levels of artist social distancing. All levels of artist welcome!
welcome! Feel free to bring your own art sup- Feel free to bring your own art supplies or pay
plies or pay for supplies to be included. See fees for supplies to be included.
below. Age: 15 years & older
Age: 7-14 years Location: Community Rec Center
Location: Community Rec. Center Fee w/o supplies: $48R/$58NR *Bring your own
Instructor: Margaret Bucholz supplies*
Fee w/o supplies: $48R/$58NR *Bring your own Fee w/ supplies included: $60R/$70NR *Instruc-
supplies* tor will provide supplies*
Fee w/ supplies included: $60R/$70NR *Instruc- Instructor: Margaret Bucholz
tor will provide supplies* Code Day Date Time
Code Day Date Time 402244-01 Tues 9/22 – 10/27 6:00P – 8:00P
402246-01 Tues 9/22 - 10/27 4:15P – 5:45P
Cultural Arts
Please call David at 630-656-6209
(From L to R: Ms. Jaime, Ms. Natalie, Ms. Katie)
Welcome Dancers,
We look forward to dance with you soon! The Fall 2020 dance program is going to
look different this year. Thank you for adapting with us! We will be having registra-
tion for classes in the below session format. Recital will be planned for May 2021.
-Miss Jaime, Miss Natalie, and Miss Katie
Jaime Sjogren Miss Natalie Miss Katie
Dance Coordinator/ Dance Instructor Dance Instructor
Instructor Miss Natalie has been dancing in all styles Miss Katie has been dancing for 14 years. She
of dance starting at age 3. She had danced has danced with the Addison Park District for
Jaime is the Dance Coordinator of the Addison through the Addison Park District dance pro-
Park District Dance Program as well as an 11 years, was an Addison Park Dancer, and
gram and was an Addison Park Dancer as well assistance taught as well. She is currently a
instructor. She is a seasoned instructor of as an Addison Trail Orchesis member. Miss
20+ years. She has choreographed for theatre 3rd year Addison Trail Orchesis member of
Natalie taught and choreographed for 9 years which she has done choreography for as well
productions, performed in the Florida Citrus before taking a short hiatus to be home with
Bowl and Capitol One Bowl halftime shows, as dancing. She is very excited to share her
her kids. During that time, she took classes in passion and can’t wait to meet her dancers!
and performed with the Joffrey Ballet of ballet and hip hop while also subbing and ob-
Chicago. Locally, Jaime has grown up with the serving classes to stay current. She has served
Addison Dance Program. She has been an Ad- as a judge for many dance teams auditions.
dison Park Dancer and Addison Trail Orchesis She has attended various dance conferences
member. She is very proud of the Addison throughout her years as a dancer/instructor.
Dance Program as it leads dancers through She is always looking for opportunities to be
the artistry of dance. Jaime is also proud of involved in the dance community and look
the Addison Park Dancers as they push into forward to bringing her enthusiasm back to
new levels of achievement. This past year they the APD program.
competed for the first time and came home
with second place in their division. Their suc-
cess with making the auditions to be a part
of the Buffalo Wild Wings halftime show this
year is applauding. What’s Jaime’s favorite
part of teaching? “I love recital time but the
neatest part for me is watching a dancer work
really hard on a move and then jump for joy
when they finally achieve it!”Cultural Arts
Please call David at 630-656-6209
Dance & Baton
Session: Combo 2 Tiny Toes
• Session 1A: Week of 9/21 - 10/19 Learn tap, ballet, and Jazz/hip hop. Dancers wanting to Learn the fundamentals and grace of ballet in the
• Session 1B: Week of 10/26 - 11/30 eventually try out for APD should take combo classes to wonderful introductory class. Required shoes: Pink ballet
• Session 2: Week of January 18 - May 3. Regis- become dance fluent. This class prepares you for APD! shoes
tration opens up in December for Session 2. Required shoes: pink ballet, black pull on jazz, black Age: 3 years and older
• No Class Dates: Week of November 23rd and the patent leather tap. Instructor: Miss Natalie
week of March 29 Age: 7 years and older Code Day Date Time
Instructor: Miss Jaime 402112-01 Tues 9/22 – 10/20 (1A) 10:00A - 10:30A
Code Day Date Time 402112-02 Tues 10/27 – 12/1 (1B) 10:00A - 10:30A
Program Information: 402270-01 Mon 9/21 – 10/19 (1A) 4:00P - 4:45P
All sessions will be geared towards learning new 402270-02 Mon 10/26 – 11/30 (1B) 4:00P - 4:45P Tot Hip Hop
dance fundamentals, technique, and routines. Take advantage of this high energy class and get your
Classes will be held outside on the tennis courts,
weather permitting. On days that the weather
Hip Hop & Jazz Production little one bop-pin to some hip songs. Required shoes:
Pink ballet shoes.
Learn a fast-paced hip hop/jazz routine with many
does not cooperate we will be dancing indoors props and acting! The world is your stage! Required Age: 3 years and older
either in the Centennial dance studio or Centen- shoes: black jazz or black hip hop shoes Instructor: Miss Natalie
nial gymnasium. All dancers and instructors are Age: 7 years and older Code Day Date Time
required to wear a mask at all times as well as Instructor: Miss Jaime 402262-01 Tues 9/22 – 10/20 (1A) 10:30A – 11:00A
sanitize before and after class. APD Dance Rocks! Code Day Date Time 402262-02 Tues 10/27 – 12/1 (1B) 10:30A – 11:00A
Location: Centennial Rec Center Tennis Courts
If inclement weather, classes will be moved
402267-01 Mon 9/21 – 10/19 (1A) 4:45P - 5:30P
402267-02 Mon 10/26 – 11/30 (1B) 4:45P - 5:30P
Tiny Ballet
indoors to dance studio or gymnasium. Participants will be introduced to barre exercises, floor
Fee: Combo 3 work, and introductory skills to prepare each student
for the challenges of ballet. Required shoes: Pink Ballet
30-Minute Program: $40/$50 Learn tap, ballet, and Jazz/hip hop. Dancers wanting
45-Minute Program: $60/$75 to eventually try out for APD should take combo classes shoes.
to become dance fluent. This class prepares you for Age: 5 years and older
APD! Required shoes: Pink ballet, Black slip on jazz, Instructor: Miss Natalie
Contact Email: black jazz taps. Code Day Date Time
Age: 10 years and older 402255-01 Tues 9/22 – 10/20 (1A) 11:00A – 11:30A
Jaime Sjogren: jsjogren@addisonparks.org Instructor: Miss Jaime 402255-02 Tues 10/27 – 12/1 (1B) 11:00A – 11:30A
Dance Instructor: dance@addisonparks.org Code Day Date Time
402615-01 Mon 9/21 – 10/19 (1A) 5:30P - 6:30P Tiny Tap
402615-02 Mon 10/26 – 11/30 (1B) 5:30P - 6:30P Participants will be introduced to floor work, and intro-
ductory skills to prepare each student for the challenges
of tap. Required shoes: Black patent leather taps
Age: 5 years and older
Instructor: Miss Natalie
Code Day Date Time
402260-01 Tues 9/22 – 10/20 (1A) 11:30A – 12:00P
402260-02 Tues 10/27 – 12/1 (1B) 11:30A – 12:00PCultural Arts
Please call David at 630-656-6209
Dance Westernettes
This competitive baton corps is a popular team that
Tot Dance Intro Pre-Tap travels and participates in events throughout the
Does your little one love to dance? This high energy Participants will be introduced to floor work, and country. Students begin in the introductory groups
class will introduce movement in pre ballet, pre jazz, introductory skills to prepare each student for the and work towards the famed Westernettes.
and pre hip hop. Required shoes: Pink ballet shoes challenges of tap. Required shoes: Patent leather taps No Class: November 23 & 25.
Age: 3 years and older Age: 3 years and older Age: 6-18 years
Instructor: Miss Jaime Instructor: Miss Katie Location: Army Trail Gym
Code Day Date Time Code Day Date Time Fee: Monday/Wednesday $84R/$104NR
402263-01 Thur 9/24 – 10/22 (1A) 4:00P - 4:30P 4026011-03 Sun 9/27 – 10/25 (1A) 9:30A – 10:00A Monday: $42R/$52NR (bold print)
402263-02 Thur 10/29 – 12/3 (1B) 4:00P - 4:30P 4026011-04 Sun 11/1 – 12/26 (1B) 9:30A – 10:00A Instructor: Robin & Brenda Murphy
Combo 1 Tot Hip Hop
Code Day Date
402623-01 Mon-Wed 10/5 – 12/16 5P - 8P
Time
Learn tap, ballet, and Jazz/hip hop. Dancers want- Take advantage of this high energy class and get your Beginner Westernettes
ing to eventually try out for APD should take combo little one bop-pin to some hip songs. Required shoes: Code Day Date Time
classes to become dance fluent. This class prepares Pink ballet shoes 402623-02 Mon 10/5 – 12/14 5P - 8P
you for APD! Required hoes: pink ballet, black pull on Age: 4 years and older
jazz, black patent leather tap Instructor: Miss Katie
Age: 5 years and older
Instructor: Miss Jaime
Code Day Date Time
Code
402267-01 Sun
Day Date Time
9/27 – 10/25 (1A) 10:00A – 10:30A Baton & Poms
402267-02 Sun 11/1 – 12/26 (1B) 10:00A – 10:30A This exciting sport gives participants opportunities to
402266-01 Thur 9/24 – 10/22 (1A) 5:15P – 6:00P
402266-02 Thur 10/29 – 12/3 (1B) 5:15P – 6:00P Jazz & Hip Hop work on balance, rhythm, and coordination through
the basics of baton twirling to musical routines. Batons
Take advantage of this high energy class and put your
may be purchased the first day of class for $25.
*NEW* Flex Core technique to fun dance combination. Required shoes:
No Class: November 23 & 25.
This is a stretch and core strengthening class. No Black pull on jazz or black hip hop shoes
Age: 4-9 years; 10-18 years(bold print)
routine will be done for this class. Each week you will Age: 7 years and older
Location: Army Trail Gym
be stretching, crunching, planking, and much more to Instructor: Miss Katie
Fee: 4-9 years: $65R/$670NR
improve your flexibility and range in your other dance Code Day Date Time
10-18 years: $75R/$80NR
class(es.) Come challenge yourself! 402268-01 Sun 9/27 – 10/25 (1A) 10:30A – 11:15A
Instructor: Robin & Brenda Murphy
Required shoes: Ballet or jazz dance shoes 402268-02 Sun 11/1 – 12/26 (1B) 10:30A – 11:15A
Code Day Date Time
Age: 7 years and older
Instructor: Miss Jaime Lyrical 402623-03 Mon 10/5 – 12/14 5:30P – 6:00P
402623-04 Mon 10/5 – 12/14 5:15P – 6:15P
Code Day Date Time Learn the graceful moves of lyrical with fundamentals
402269-01 Thur 9/24 – 10/22 (1A) 6:00P - 6:30P of ballet in this beautiful class.
402269-02 Thur 10/29 – 12/3 (1B) 6:00P - 6:30P Required shoes: Pink ballet shoes
Age: 7 years and older
Instructor: Miss Katie
Pre-Ballet Code Day Date Time
Learn the fundamentals and grace of ballet in the 402256-01 Sun 9/27 – 10/25 (1A) 11:15A – 12:00P
wonderful introductory class. 402256-02 Sun 11/1 – 12/26 (1B) 11:15A – 12:00P
Required shoes: Pink ballet shoes
Age: 3 years and older
Instructor: Miss Katie
Code Day Date Time
402601-01 Sun 9/27 – 10/25 (1A) 9:00A – 9:30A
402601-02 Sun 11/1 – 12/26 (1B) 9:00A – 9:30ASpecial Events
All event dates and time is tentative and subject to change based on COVID-19 concerns.
Movie in the Park Movie in the Park
September 5th October 17th
YOUTH ATHLETICS
7:30 pm 7:30 pm Save the Date
The big screen is coming to Addison skies this Enjoy a spooky night under the stars! Join us Candy Carnival
Fall, as Movies in the Parks brings big-screen in-person for Movie in the Park for a fun filled October 23rd
entertainment to local parks. Join us in-person INCLUSION
Halloween favorite! Come celebrate this Spook-
at the parks for classics and family-friendly box tacular time of year inInclusion
the park.
provides opportunities for individuals
office favorites from recent years. with and without special needs to experience
recreation together at the Addison Park District.
Inclusion looks at the needs, interests and abilities
Passport to the Parks Halloween House of the individuals instead of focusing on their
special needs. Inclusion supports the process of
September – October Decorating Contest preparing, learning, experiencing and growing for
each individual, family and staff member. Inclusion
Embark on an adventure that brings awareness
October 1st-31st provides a recreational choice. The Addison Park
District strongly supports inclusion. In partnership
and fun to you and your community. Passport to withand
our talents!
Special Recreation Association, NEDSRA,
the Parks is a movement created to bring value Share your wicked ways Out-BOO
accommodations are provided to ensure successful
and entertainment right in your backyard! Think your neighbors by entering the Haunted House
participation in all programs. For more information,
of all the possibilities that our parks, trails and Decorating Contest! please contact Colleen Cline (630) 576-4038 or
outside recreation areas can offer you this sum- Leslie DeMoss (630) 656-6212
mer! Come join us and unplug from the stress of T his year’s categories are as follows:
everyday life! Scariest, Judge’s Favorite, Best Effects
PROGRAMS FOR
INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
Through our partnership with Northeast DuPage Special
Recreation Association (NEDSRA), individuals with a disability
are offered over 600 recreational opportunities each year. If
you or someone you know has a disability, contact NEDSRA
today for information about recreation programs and services!
All ages and ability levels served.
1770 W. Centennial Place
Addison, IL 60101
New participants receive a 630-620-4500
nedsra.org
$20 DISCOUNT A PROUD SERVICE OF THE
towards their first program registration!
ADDISON PARK DISTRICTFACILITY RENTAL RATES • ALGUILER DE INSTALACIONES
THINK ABOUT THE ADDISON PARK DISTRICT FOR YOUR NEXT SPECIAL OCCASION!
Our facilities are great for graduation parties, baby/ bridal showers, family
celebrations, corporate events, meetings and wedding receptions. Community
Center, Centennial Recreation Center and Links and Tees are attractive, clean and
spacious venues that can host your next big event! Allow us to help you plan a
stress free and fun filled event for your family, friends and/or co-workers!
COMMUNITY CENTER
120 E. Oak Street, Addison • Phone/Tel: (630) 233-7275 Ext. 2147
This facility features: Este lugar cuenta con:
• 4 newly renovated Multi-purpose rooms • 4 salones de usos múltiples
• Full kitchen available • Cocina completamente equipada
• Craft room • Salón de artesanías
• Free Wi-Fi • Internet gratuito
• Air conditioned full gym • Gimnasio con aire acondicionado
• Open area outside • Canchas para juegos de pelota
• Meeting room • Sala de reuniones
CLUB FITNESS AND CENTENNIAL REC
CENTER
1776 W. Centennial Place, Addison • Gym/Field Rentals (630) 233-7275 ext. 6202
This facility features: Este lugar cuenta con:
• Gymnasium • Gimnasio
• Meeting room • Sala de reuniones
• Free Wi-Fi • Internet gratuito
• Ball fields and soccer fields • Canchas para juegos de pelota y fútbol
LINKS AND TEES GOLF FACILITY
900 W. Lake Street, Addison • Phone/Tel: (630) 233-7275 ext. 5556
This facility features: Este lugar cuenta con:
• Clubhouse • Casa Club
• Outdoor patio/beer garden • Patio a la intemperie
• Arcade room • Sala de Arcade
• Golf course • Campo de golf
• Outdoor practice range • Cancha de práctica al aire libre
• Indoor golf dome • Cúpula cubierta de golf
• Putter’s Peak Miniature Golf • Putter’s Peak Miniature Golf (golfito)
42 | ADDISON PARK DISTRICT | Summer 2020FACILITY RENTAL RATES
FACILITY RENTALS Rates are per hour. Other fees may apply
Community Center Facility
ONE ROOM TWO ROOMS THREE ROOMS CRAFT ROOM SENIOR CENTER
A, B or C AB or BC A, B & C
Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res
$60/$75 $105/$120 $145/$160 $60/$75 $85/$100
50 seats 150 seats 230 seats 35 seats 110 seats
Meeting Rooms
Please contact Kathy for all Facility Rentals at
Community Facility Centennial Facility Community Center (630) 233-7275 ext. 2147.
Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res “Mowimy Po Polsku” Prosze stontaktowac
$45/$60 $45/$60 sie z Kathy pod numerem (630) 233-
12 seats 25 seats 7275 ext. 2147 (We speak Polish)
ATHLETIC RENTALS Rates are per hour. Other fees may apply
CENNTENNIAL OR COMMUNITY GYM ARMY TRAIL SCHOOL GYM ATHLETIC FIELDS
HALF GYM FULL GYM HALF GYM FULL GYM Res/Non-Res
Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res
$35/$50
$45/$60 $80/$95 $45/$60 $80/$95
Please contact Austin for all Athletic Rentals (630) 233-7275 ext. 6202
LINKS & TEES RENTALS Rates are per hour. Other fees may apply
PARTY ROOM MAIN ROOM Option to rent entire Putter’s
Peak Facility is available.
Res/Non-Res Res/Non-Res
Please contact Todd for Links and Tees
$65/$75 $75/$85 Rentals (630) 233-7275 ext. 5556
50 seats 40 seats
Please contact Kathy for all Party Rentals at
Putter’s Peak (630) 233-7275 ext. 2147
addisonparks.org | (630) ADD-PARK | 43Golf
Call Links & Tees at 630-233-7275 ext. 4
Tots Sessions* NEW! Saturday Golf with Hours of Operation
Tots golf is a fun 8 lesson program for children Driving Range 7A - 10P
4 - 6 years old. These classes promote funda- Family and Friends* Golf Course 7A - 6:30P
mentals to enhance the students motor skills. All Our Saturday Friends & Family Program has been
developed for small (2-4 person groups). The total Putters Peak 11A - 10P
classes are under the direction of Chuck Lynch
a former Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year and a MAX. number in any session will not exceed 8
Golf Digest Top 10 Teacher in the State. Along players. Each session will include a 1-HR learning
time followed by 2 HRS. ON-THE-COURSE)
Range Prices
with Senior PGA Instructor David Hannon. 75 Balls $10
Age: 4-6 Age: 4-6
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility 100 Balls $12
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility
Fee: $40/Session or $200/ALL 6** Fee: $75/player/session or $400/player/ALL 6** 175 Balls $17
Time: 4:30P – 5:30P Time: 2:00P – 5:00P
Dates: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, & 10/17
Dates: 8/31, 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 10/5, & 10/12 Golf Course Prices
9 Holes $12
Pull Cart $5
Putters Peak Prices
Junior (7-10) Sessions* NEW! Co-ed Sessions for Adults $7
Bogie Junior Golf is for students ages 7 -10 years Jr/Sr $5
old. The object of this class is to give the student High School Teens*
a solid understanding of the fundamentals of Our H.S. Teens course content has been devel-
golf and to introduce them to playing the game oped for two levels of players:
on the golf course. All classes are under the BEGINNERS (new players with no athletic or golf
direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA experience)
Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 ADVANCED (Golfers and other H.S. Athletes
Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA interested in playing golf!)
Instructor David Hannon. Age: High School/Teen
Age: 7-10 Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility Fee: $60/Session or $325/ALL 7**
Fee: $60/Session or $325/ALL 7** Time: 2:00P – 5:00P
Time: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM Dates: 9/3, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8, & 10/15
Dates: 9/1, 9/8, 9/15 ,9/22, 9/29, 10/6 & 10/13
Junior (11-14) Sessions* * Class Registration PLAY BETTER GOLF ACADEMY
Par Junior Golf is for students ages 11 -14 years For registration call: Chuck Lynch at (847)
old. The object of this class is to give the student 436-1652 or email at Chuck@playbettergol- Introducing Play Better Golf Academy
a solid understanding of the fundamentals of facademy.com at the Addison Park District Links &
golf and to introduce them to playing the game
on the golf course. All classes are under the Tees Course and Golf Dome. The Play
direction of Chuck Lynch a former Illinois PGA ** Discounted rates for all sessions requires Better Golf Academy at Links & Tees
Teacher of the Year and a Golf Digest Top 10 pre-payment in full will be providing some of the finest
Teacher in the State. Along with Senior PGA NO MAKE-UP SESSIONS;
golf instruction available in the Chica-
Instructor David Hannon. NO CREDITS;
Age: 11 - 14 EXCEPT FOR CANCELLATIONS DUE TO
goland area. The instructors are excel-
Location: Links & Tees Golf Facility INCLEMENT WEATHER lent and most have been trained by the
Fee: $60/Session or $325/ALL 7** Director of Instruction, Chuck Lynch.
Time: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM Chuck is a 30-year golf professional, a
Dates: 9/2, 9/9, 9/16 ,9/23, 9/30, 10/7 & 10/14
PGA of America Professional, a former
Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year, and
a Golf Digest Top Ten Teacher in the
State of Illinois.REGISTRATION FORM PLEASE PRINT
Head of
Household FIRST NAME LAST NAME Date MM / DD / YYYY
Street City Zip
Address:
Phone Would you like to receive email
(work) (cell) news, special offers and program
(home)
information about Park District
programs and events via email?
Email
Y N
First Time Registration - Resident Verification For each new child ages 3 months and older in new resident ID
To confirm your residency in Addison please bring a current photo households, we require one of the following:
ID (driver’s license, state ID or school ID) AND one of the following • Current photo ID
items: • Birth certificate
• Gas, water or electric bill (not more than 60 days old) • Passport or proof of guardianship
• Current property tax bill After you have registered, you may sign up for additional activities
• Vehicle registration card online at www.addisonparks.org.
FIRST & LAST NAME BIRTH DATE GRADE/ ACTIVITY NAME ACTIVITY DAY/ TIME GENDER UNIFORM FEE
AGE CODE SIZE
Would you like to make a donation to the scholarship fund of the Parks & Recreation Foundation of the Addison Park Total
District? YES NO - If yes, please select which amount: _____$1 _____ $5 _____$10 _____ Other ($________) $
Persons with Disabilities: The Addison Park District makes reasonable accommodations in recreation programs to enable persons with
disabilities to participate. Please list below any adaptive equipment, personnel or other accommodations you need to participate in a
program for which you have registered.
LEISURE PROGRAM WAIVER & EMERGENCY CONSENT FORM:
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The Addison Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants
in high regard. The Addison Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the
participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for the above listed programs/activities must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury
when choosing to participate in recreational activities/programs. You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fit and/or skilled for the
activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to
consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.
WARNING OF RISK: Recreational activities are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper
preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity. Understandably, not all hazards
and dangers can be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangers and injuries due to inclement weather, slip and falls, poor
skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating,
and all other circumstances inherent to indoor and outdoor recreational activities exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the Addison Park District to guarantee
absolute safety.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK: Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in the
programs listed above, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward
might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with these programs (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when
provided).
PHOTO/VIDEO WAIVER: I hereby authorize and give my consent to Addison Park District to photograph/video me or my child, and without limitation, to use such photographs/
videos in the District’s marketing materials to promote programs, services, facilities and events. I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants
in these programs, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of
said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in these programs
against the (District/SRA), including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees.
I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering on-line or via fax, my on-line or
facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.
Signature: Date MM / DD / YYYY
Signature of Participant, or Parent/Guardian of Minor
Emergency
Contact Relationship Phone
Name:
addisonparks.org | (630) ADD-PARK | 55GENERAL POLICIES
AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT CODE OF CONDUCT NO SMOKING POLICY
Addison Park District will comply with No eligible participant shall be limited Smoking and the use of tobacco products
the American Disabilities Act (ADA). The in the exercise of any right, privilege, is prohibited on all park property, at
Park District does not discriminate against advantage or opportunity on the basis of all park facilities, and at all park district
eligible residents for participation on race, sex, creed, national origin, activities, events by any person, patron, visitor
the basis of a disabling condition. We service or benefits. BEHAVIOR: Participants or employee, regardless of age.
invite any resident with a special need are expected to exhibit positive behavior
to contact our staff upon registration at all times. The following guidelines PHOTO AND VIDEO POLICY
so that a smooth inclusion may occur. have been developed to help make Park
Our District provides specialized Our Park District staff periodically takes
District programs safe and enjoyable
services for people with disabilities pictures and/or video of participants
for all participants. Additional rules may
through the Northeast DuPage Special in our classes, during special events,
be developed for particular programs
Recreation Association (NEDSRA). For and in the parks. These are used in
and athletic leagues as deemed
more information about NEDSRA, a variety of marketing materials.
necessary by staff. Participants shall:
please visit them online at nedsra.org. • Show respect to all
participants and staff. FINANCIAL AID
ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY FEE • Take directions from staff. The Addison Park District believes
• Refrain from using abusive that every resident should have an
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM or foul language. opportunity to participate in recreational
The Addison Park District respects and • Refrain from causing bodily harm programs regardless of financial
admires the sacrifice of the military to self, other participants or staff. hardship. The Addison Park District, in
personnel and their families, and is able • Show respect to equipment, cooperation with the Addison Parks
to provide fee assistance as needed by supplies and facilities. & Recreation Foundation, offers a
military personnel or their dependents. financial assistance program for people
A fee assistance program is available in need. Financial Aid applications are
to active duty military personnel and DISCIPLINE
available at the Community Rec Center.
their dependents who are residents A positive approach will be used The District offers limited financial
of the Addison Park District. It is the regarding discipline. Staff will periodically assistance in the form of reduced fees.
intent of the Addison Park District to review rules with participants during Due to the District’s limited funding,
provide programs, services, and facilities the program session. If inappropriate Financial Aid offerings will be limited.
at little or no cost for this purpose to behavior occurs, a prompt resolution will
active military personnel and their be sought specific to each situation. The
dependents. Active Duty Military Fee Park District reserves the right to dismiss VANDALISM AND SAFETY
Assistance applications are available a participant whose behavior endangers HOT LINE
at the Community Rec Center. the safety of himself/herself or others.
Residents can report vandalism and
park maintenance concerns by calling
CHARACTER COUNTS PROCEDURE the Park and Planning Department
Character Counts is a nationally Upon registration or entry into the at (630) 233-7275, ext. 5266 or the
recognized program that structures program, the parent/guardian should be Administrative Office at (630) 233-7275.
character education around six pillars solicited for any information regarding
of character: trustworthiness, respect, special accommodations needed. For BROCHURE CHANGES AND
responsibility, fairness, caring and example, if the registration form asks
citizenship. This program promotes a
ERRORS
to describe accommodations needed
united effort on the part of all agencies to for the participant’s enjoyment of a We apologize for any errors and/or
provide children with the same message. particular program and the parent’s misprints that may occur within this
Character Counts is a program that helps response indicates “a positive role brochure and will attempt to advise you of
children and adults focus on building model for behavior” or another response any changes as quickly as possible. Thank
and becoming good citizens. Addison of that nature, the parent should be you for your patience and understanding.
Park District incorporates these six pillars contacted for information about any
into all of our programs. Instructors learn behavior modification programs in place
the program and, in turn, incorporate at school or home. Attempts should be
the pillars into their instruction. made to utilize these in the program.
54 | ADDISON PARK DISTRICT | Summer 2020Parks
The Addison Park District offers a variety of amenities designed to accommodate the diverse community that resides
here. Our parks have destinations that brings children and families back to our parks and trails again and again.
Our park amenities are inclusive of family fishing trips or jogs around our paths. If you’re looking for a court to improve
your basketball, tennis, volleyball or baseball we’ve got them! Our Links & Tees Facility offers you a chance to swing a 9
hole course or play mini golf. The Addison Park District strives to make all our parks a welcome oasis for our community.
Click on the map below for more information!
Rentals
Looking forward to seeing you soon! We are doing are our best to keep our guests safe! We hope to have rentals return
for your family parties and events. If we are still in the Governor’s Phase 4 Plan in September we will be holding event and
rentals at half capacity of the room rental and/or 50 guests in accordance to the CDC guidelines. To reserve your date
and time please contact Kathy at (331) 209-2147 or by email at kgwozdz@addisonparks.orgYou can also read
