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South San Francisco Parks and Recreation Department
Activity Guide winter 2019
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CIVIC BALLET
THE NUTCRACKER
Fri 12/21 at 7pm
Sat 12/22 at 1pm & 7pm
(More info on back cover)
2018 Year in Review
pg. 1
Resident Registration
begins December 3rd!
Register at www.ssf.net
welcome
Kimberly Morrison, Assistant Pre-Schools
table of contents Supervisor Child Care
Mike Mulkerrins, Facilities & Sports
Siebecker Center
510 Elm Court
Erin O’Brien, Classes (650) 875-6979
Child Care (Licensed Preschool & Afterschool)..............04 Joshua Richardson, Parks Westborough Pre-School
Devin Stenhouse, Aquatics (Westborough & Galway)
Pre-School Classes........................................................06
(650) 875-6980 and
(Art, School Readiness, Karate, Enrichment, etc.) Coordinators (650) 875-6998
Youth Classes.................................................................08 Kasey Jo Cullinan, Child Care Little Steps
Danele Dixon, Child Care 520 Tamarack Lane
(Art, Dance, Martial Arts, Enrichment, etc.) Elisia Espinoza, Child Care (650) 877-8540
Music Classes.................................................................12 Laura Gigi, Seniors
(Guitar, Piano, Ukelele, etc.) Diana Gonzalez, Child Care After School Recreation Programs
Austin Navarro, Facilities Monte Verde Elementary School
Teen/Adult Classes........................................................16 Brian Noce, Aquatics 2551 St. Cloud Drive, San Bruno
(Cooking, Exercise and Fitness, Dance, Cristina Rodriguez, Child Care (650) 742-0613
Specialty Classes, etc.) Francisco Rodriguez, Child Care Ponderosa Elementary School
Marianna Roman, Adult Day Care 295 Ponderosa Road
Tennis Facilities & Classes.............................................28 Ercie Santos, Cultural Arts (650) 873-1096
Bill Stridbeck, Sports Spruce Elementary School
Youth & Adult Sports.....................................................32 501 Spruce Avenue
Administrative Support (650) 873-0924
Aquatics: Classes & Programs.......................................34
Susan Filereto, Kari Jung, Buri Buri Elementary School
Senior Services: Classes & Programs............................40 Marie Patea, Cristina Simmons 325 Del Monte Avenue
(650) 208-1305
Parks and Recreation Facilities......................................42 Administrative Offices REAL Program - Los Cerritos
Municipal Services Building Elementary School
Community Services......................................................43
33 Arroyo Drive 201 W. Orange Avenue
Department Information...............................................44 (650) 829-3800 (650) 875-6906
Hours: M-F 8:00am - 5:00pm REAL Program - Martin
Facility and Park Guide & Map......................................46 Elementary School
Magnolia Recreation Center 35 School Street
Registration Form..........................................................48 601 Grand Ave (650) 875-6905
Registration Information................................................49 (650) 829-3820
Parks and Facilities Administration
Special Events..................................................back cover Terrabay Gymnasium & Corporation Yard
Recreation Center 550 North Canal Street
1121 South San Francisco Drive (650) 829-3837
Programs January-March 2019 Brochure Printed November 2018 (650) 829-4680
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
City Council Paula Claudine Hobson-Coard, Westborough Recreation Building FRIENDS OF PARKS AND
Liza Normandy, Mayor Jessica Madrid Nickle, 2380 Galway Drive RECREATION
Karyl Matsumoto, Florida Ventura, Amethyst Monce (650) 875-6981 Judy Bush, President/
Mayor Pro Tempore Co-Treasurer
Meets the third Thursday of each Joseph A. Fernekes Recreation Eddie Flores, Vice President
Mark N. Addiego, Councilmember
month at the Municipal Services Building Linda Grassi, Co-Treasurer
Richard A. Garbarino,
Building, Betty Weber Room at Orange Memorial Park Greg Mediati, Ex-Officio
Councilmember
6:30pm. The public is invited to 781 Tennis Drive Marie Patea, Secretary
Pradeep Gupta, Ph.D.,
attend. (650) 875-6900 Betty Battaglia, Director
Councilmember
Office Hours: M-F Dan DeNardi, Director
Professional Staff 8:00am - 5:00pm Ruth DeNardi, Director
City Manager
Sharon Ranals, Director of Parks Jeannette Holt, Director
Mike Futrell
and Recreation Orange Pool Richard Holt, Director
Greg Mediati, Parks Manager 1 West Orange Avenue (Corner of John Sanna, Director
Parks & Recreation Commission
Brian Crume, Facility Manager Orange Avenue and Tennis Drive)
Sean Garrone, Betty Battaglia,
Angela Duldulao, Recreation (650) 875-6973 Brochure Subscription
Richard Holt, Kristy Camacho,
Manager Office Hours: M-F Would you like to have the
Bill Lock, Eddie Flores, Robert Uy
Jacob Gilchrist, Landscape 8:00am - 5:00pm brochure delivered direct to
Meets the third Tuesday of each Architect your home by first-class mail?
month at the Municipal Services Danielle Sanderson, Business Community Learning Center Cost is $5.00/per year. Use
Building in the Community Room Manager 520 Tamarack Lane registration form, barcode
at 7:00pm. The public is invited (650) 877-8540 #ADBS-901
to attend. Parks and Recreation Supervisors
Laura Armanino, Child Care Senior Center
Cultural Arts Commission Kelli Jo Cullinan, Seniors Magnolia 601 Grand Avenue
Cassandra Woo, Shane Looper, Brandon Cutajar, Parks (650) 829-3820
Lenita Boldenweck, Alex Henry, Building Maintenance Adult Day Care 601 Grand
Avenue (650) 829-3824
Parks and Recreation Department
calendar Year in Review - 2018
Each year in the winter issue of the Activity Guide the Parks and Recreation Department provides the public with
a summary of projects and activities for the calendar year, and reflects upon the extent to which they accomplish
the Department’s core mission:
Provide opportunities for physical, cultural, and social well-being; ensure effective development,
scheduling, use and maintenance of public facilities, parks, and open space; and deliver services
in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner.
While we are proud of the accomplishments summarized in this • Easter Egg Hunt Office)
issue, we invite you to review and evaluate our performance. We • Fiestas Patrias (*Sur San • Senior Health Fair
are accountable to the community, and welcome your feedback, Francisco Unidos) • Senior Pancake Breakfast
• Friends of Liberty Park Dedication (*Police Department)
either directly to staff, or through one of our advisory bodies,
• General Art Show/Karaoke Night • Senior Picnic (*Fire Department)
described below.
• Halloween Extravaganza • Senior Volunteer Recognition
• Holiday Boutique Luncheon
Advisory Bodies • India Independence Day • Sign Hill Tree-Lighting Ceremony
Ceremony (*City Manager’s in honor of Childhood Cancer
Office) Awareness Month (*City
The Parks and Recreation Department is advised by several legislative
• Improving Public Places Manager’s Office)
and volunteer review boards, including: City Council; Parks and Volunteer Events • Streets Alive/Parks Alive
Recreation Commission; Cultural Arts Commission; Beautification • Junior Giants First Pitch • Thanksgiving Fun Run
Committee; Youth Sports Advisory Board; and Senior Advisory Board. • Karate Tournaments • Valentine’s Day Social for Seniors
• Memorial Day Celebration • Wreath Making Workshop
Co-Sponsored Groups/Non-Profit Support • Movie Nights in the Park (*Improving Public Places)
• Middle School Dances • Youth Art Show (*SSFUSD)
• Nutcracker Ballet • Youth Baseball Opening Day
The Department co-sponsors a number of non-profit community • Paint Night (*Friends of Parks Parade
organizations that provide thousands of hours of volunteer & Recreation) • Youth Government Day
service to support recreational and enrichment opportunities for • Photography Exhibit (*SSFUSD, City Manager’s Office)
residents. Co-sponsored groups include: Youth Baseball Managers • Preschool Graduation Ceremony *Sponsoring or partner department,
•S anta Comes to Town (*Chamber non-profit, or agency
Association, Youth Baseball Shetland/Pinto/Mustang/Pee Wee
of Commerce, City Manager’s
League, American Association of Retired People (AARP), Ballet
Folklorico Infantil de South San Francisco, Aquatics Club, United
Youth Soccer Club, the Historical Society, the South San Francisco
Special Event and Program Highlights
Mothers Club and Italian American Citizens Club.
The Friends of Parks and Recreation is a special non-profit group concert in the park
that undertakes membership drives and fundraising efforts to Concert in the Park, the City’s largest annual event produced by
support city programs. They also serve as volunteers at numerous the Parks and Recreation Department, took place on Saturday,
Parks and Recreation events. For the past several years the group September 22 and was enjoyed by over 6,000 individuals. Guests
has funded the purchase of special furnishings and equipment, were treated to performances by the El Camino High School and
sponsored free drop-in Recreation classes, sponsored scholarships South San Francisco High School jazz bands. The special addition
to college students, and donated to local schools and community of a Family Fun Zone provided many family-friendly activities to
groups. We hope you consider being a Friend! the community. The event was topped off with a performance by
renowned Latin rock band, Malo. This event including all activities
Recreation Events and Programs were provided free of charge to the community!
New Art Show Events
The Department offers and provides support for a variety of special The Cultural Arts Commission successfully hosted two newly-themed
events for the community. Events in 2018 included: art shows this year: (1) Karaoke Night in conjunction with the annual
• Arbor Day Celebration • Civic Ballet Spring Showcase General Art Show in May, and (2) a Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the
• Alta Loma Park Playground • Coastal Clean-Up Dead) themed art show in October.
Ribbon Cutting (*Beautification Committee)
• Chinese National Day Flag • Concert in the Park New Recreation Software - CivicRec
Raising Ceremony (*City • Cultural Arts Commission BBQ The Parks and Recreation Department launched CivicRec, a new online
Manager’s Office) Fundraiser tool for program registration and facility scheduling. Approximately
• Chinese New Year Celebration • Day of the Dead/Dia de los
$4 million in revenue is collected annually, and thousands of individual
for Seniors Muertos Art Show
transactions are processed. Staff is very enthusiastic about the new
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Parks and Recreation Department
calendar Year in Review - 2018
features of the software that will streamline processes and enable In addition, Bimbo Bakeries staff volunteered their time to assist in
improved accountability and customer service. CivicRec can be repainting certain areas of the interior pool facility. Bimbo Bakeries’
accessed at www.ssf.net/rec-catalog. generosity culminated in a surprise treat to over 100 pool guests
with free admission to Family Night Rec Swim, complimentary
Public Art snacks, and a visit by the company’s mascot, Osito the bear.
Program Fundraisers
The Cultural Arts Commission installed one tile project and three Concert in the Park featured the sale of “South City” branded
sculptures that were accompanied by enhanced landscaping by the t-shirts and baseball caps for $20 each as a fundraiser to benefit
Parks Division: enhancements to the new, co-located Community Center and
•J
oy, Fun, Laugh, Share, a children’s ceramic tile project by Library that will be built as part of the plan for the new community
the Parks and Recreation Department after school program civic campus to be located at Chestnut and El Camino Real.
participants, with support by former Cultural Arts Commissioner These items continue to be on sale at the Parks and Recreation
Jackie Pettinari who passed away in 2017. This original artwork is Department office at 33 Arroyo Drive until supplies last. Read our
dedicated to her memory. update on the New Community Center/Library to hear more about
•P
opsicles and Slices of Heaven by artist Craig Gray from Key West, this exciting project!
Florida. Both pieces are located in Orange Memorial Park.
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indswept by artist Brian F. Russell from Arlington, Tennessee,
Awards and Recognition
located on Westborough Boulevard near Highway 280.
CPRS District IV Awards
Fundraisers/Grants/Donations This year’s California Parks and Recreation Society District IV
Award recipients included Joe Hunziker, former Seniors Programs
Supervisor, who received the Professional Merit Award for his
Grant Applications many years of dedicated service to the City; the Senior Program’s
The department is fortunate to have several significant sources of
Adult Day Care, which received the Award of Excellence for
grant funding for ongoing programs, including Older American Act
Recreation Programming; and Judy Bush, who was recognized as
funding which supports Adult Day Care and senior transportation
the Outstanding Volunteer of the Year for her involvement with the
and nutrition ($37,388); State of California ASES funding for After
Friends of Parks and Recreation and Improving Public Places.
School programs at Los Cerritos and Martin School ($148,525); and
Big Lift funding for the Little Steps Pre-school at the Community CPRS Statewide Awards
Learning Center ($200,000). Applications are submitted for The Senior Program’s Computer Literacy and Internet Competency
annual renewal; available funding may be in jeopardy in the future. for Seniors (CLICS), provided by volunteers from Skyline College’s
City staff are very aggressive about applying for new grant honor society Beta Theta Omicron, has been awarded the Community
opportunities, and Parks and Recreation staff participated in many Service Award of Excellence – Champion of the Community, a
grant applications in 2018 in an effort to bring new services and statewide award granted by the California Parks and Recreation
leverage the City’s general fund. Several applications are pending, Society. Volunteers hold technology tutoring sessions at Magnolia
and will be reported in the 2019 Year in Review Report if received. Center several times throughout the year, teaching seniors about cell
phones, laptops, tablets, computers, and social media.
Sign Hill Habitat Restoration
San Mateo County Supervisor Dave Pine, whose District includes 2017 Pacesetter Award
Sign Hill, has approved a two-year invasive weed removal program, The South San Francisco Big Lift collaborative, which includes the
granting $37,800 per year for two years. The program will hire City of South San Francisco, South San Francisco Unified School
a part-time Coordinator/Biologist to oversee and coordinate a District, Peninsula Family Service, and the Institute for Human
volunteer program to remove invasive plants that threaten the and Social Development (Head Start), received a national 2017
sensitive habitat on Sign Hill, and plant native plants that support Pacesetter award from the Campaign for Grade Level Reading.
the ecology of the hill. Little Steps Preschool, operated by the Recreation Division’s
Childcare Program, is funded by a Big Lift grant. As a 2017
San Bruno Mountain Interpretive Program Pacesetter, the Big Lift collaborative is identified as being a leader
The Habitat Conservation Fund awarded $9,250 to be used for an among programs aiming to make an impact on early school success
interpretive program on San Bruno Mountain for underserved youth. and demonstrating measurable progress in meeting that goal.
The program will provide youth with a series of hikes in collaboration
with San Bruno Mountain Watch, culminating in an overnight Playful City USA Designation
camping experience at the campground on San Bruno Mountain. South San Francisco was once again recognized as a Playful City
USA community by KaBOOM!, a recreation advocacy non-profit
Bimbo Bakeries USA Project Sponsorship organization. The Playful City USA program recognizes parks and
Bimbo Bakeries USA donated $5,300 to the Aquatics Program, recreation departments who successfully create more playable
which was used to purchase new lifeguard chairs and pool supplies. cities. The City was first awarded this designation in 2015.
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Parks and Recreation Department
calendar Year in Review - 2018
Capital Improvement Projects our Urban Forest
The Parks Division has planted over 250 street and park trees as
part of an enhanced effort to replant trees stressed and removed
Parks 11 Campaign - Alta Loma Park during the recent drought. Several additional planting efforts
Playground Improvement are planned for the coming year. In addition, staff and consulting
An initiative titled “Parks 11” was created in 2017 to brand arborists Davey Resource Group recently began efforts to create
a collection of 11 highly visible parks projects that will be a citywide Urban Forest Master Plan. The plan will provide the city
accomplished over the next several years in order to inform and residents with important information on how to best care and
residents of the projects in queue. The initiative celebrated manage the city’s urban forest.
the completion of its first project on Saturday, April 21, when
approximately 200 residents attended the Alta Loma Park Park and Facility Maintenance
Playground Ribbon Cutting event. The event began with a tree
planting event in observance of Arbor Day, and included children’s
A wide range of tasks fall under the Park and Facility Maintenance
activities and refreshments. The new playground features state of
Divisions in order to care for 42 City buildings and park restrooms,
the art play equipment and an accessible rubber surface.
over 280 acres of parks and open space, as well as maintain the
The Parks 11 program includes the following parks and sports fields: infrastructure that accompanies them. Much of their work is not
• Orange Memorial Park softball field visible or obvious to the public eye, but staff work throughout the
• Orange Memorial Park baseball field year to refresh the appearance of parks and facilities, and repair or
• Buri Buri Park baseball field and basketball court replace items as needed.
• Southwood baseball field
• Alta Loma Park baseball field, tennis courts and playground New Community Center/Library
• Avalon Park baseball field
• Hillside soccer field
Measure W was approved by South San Francisco voters at the
• Sellick Park playground
end of 2015, which was a ½ cent local sales tax initiated to provide
• Gardiner Park playground
enhanced public services. Since its passage, efforts have been
• Newman and Gibbs Park playground
underway to replace the aged police station and 911 dispatch
• Dundee Park playground
center at the Municipal Services Building, which also houses Parks
For more updates on this program, visit our Parks 11 webpage at and Recreation facilities and a fire station, as well as to replace
www.ssf.net/parks11. the outdated Main Library. The location that has been selected
for a new, co-located Community Center and Library, and Police
Friends of Liberty Park Headquarters, is at the corner of El Camino and Chestnut. Much
The City acquired a 21-acre parcel of open space on the north side
work has been done to accomplish preliminary milestones, which
of Sign Hill, now known as Friends of Liberty Park. Sign Hill Park is
to date includes significant public outreach and workshops, the
44.7 acres of undeveloped open space owned and maintained by
selection of the SmithGroup as the master architects, selection of a
the City of South San Francisco. The acquisition of Friends of Liberty
project management consulting team, and completion of schematic
Park brings the total acreage of protected open space to 65.6 acres.
designs for the Police Station, Community Center/Library, and
Oyster Point Park parking and open space on the new campus. In 2019, work will
A significant development at Oyster Point Marina, which is owned begin on the preparation of construction drawings so that this very
by the City of South San Francisco and operated by the San Mateo exciting project can be put out for bid.
County Harbor District, was approved in 2011. Construction of the
project stalled at that time, but is now moving forward. There are
several phases planned in the future to include both private and We want to hear from you!
public improvements. In the first phase, public improvements will Opt to receive our email newsletter to stay up to date on new
include reconfiguration of streets and utilities; repair/upgrade of programs and offerings. To be added to the recipient list, email
the clay landfill cap on City-owned property; reconfiguration and your request to: web-rec@ssf.net. To take our Department
Customer Satisfaction Survey, please visit:
repair of existing parking areas; grading and construction of an
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open space area, including irrigation and hydro-seeding; demolition
and grading at a potential future hotel site; construction of a beach
area and park, including landscaping and amenities; elevation of
the waterfront to anticipate future sea level rise, and reconstruction
of the Bay Trail; landscaping and construction of a palm promenade
along the reconfigured new entrance roadway. During 2018, Parks
and Recreation has been very involved in planning for the improved
beach and waterfront park. Demolition in Phase 1 has begun,
with construction continuing through 2019. This project will be a
dramatic change for Oyster Point.
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Preschool
For more information please email Diana Gonzalez,
licensed preschools: Preschool Coordinator, at diana.gonzalez@ssf.net or call
(650) 875-6900.
Little Steps Preschool, To schedule a tour you may call the school directly for an
Siebecker Preschool, and appointment. A waiting list/brochure is available to print
online at www.ssf.net/rec. Currently there is a 3-4 year
Westborough Preschool wait list for our schools. Being on the waiting list does not
guarantee a spot in the program.
The South San Francisco Preschool curriculum provides
a learning environment and experiences that help young REGISTRATION FEE:
children develop socially, intellectually, physically and A $65.00 non-refundable fee per family is due upon
emotionally. Our program is play-based and is characterized orientation into the program.
by a predictable structure, providing children with a
dependable routine. We believe that children learn through WAITING LIST FEE:
play. What may seem like simple child’s play to us is actually There is a $30.00 non-refundable fee to place your child on
a laboratory of work to a child. Through play, children the waiting list. This is not a guarantee of placement into the
act out life. They experiment with relationships, learn the program. The current waiting list is approximately 3-4 years.
difference between imagination and real life, practice
communication skills, and begin to build social structures. BILLING POLICIES:
Play is an integral part of a child’s life. Play based learning Siblings with a full time schedule receive a 15% discount on
does not mean that the children just do what they like all combined monthly fees.
day. There will be times when the children come together as
a group where they will learn to listen to each other, share FULL DAY FEE: (Over 4 hrs. per day)*
information, follow rules and partake in group activities.
Play based activities don’t replace intentional teaching, # DAYS PER WEEK RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
rather complement and enhance it! Open ended play based 5 DAYS $630.00/month $704.00/month
learning focuses on the process not the product. It is the 3 DAYS $390.00/month $436.00/month
learning that is taking place that is the all important factor. 2 DAYS $270.00/month $302.00/month
To be eligible for Westborough and Siebecker Preschool,
PART-TIME FEE: (Under 4 hrs. per day; half day 8:30am-12:30pm)*
children must be between 2 ½ and 5 years old and be
fully toilet trained. To be eligible for Little Steps Preschool # DAYS PER WEEK RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
children must be between 3 and 5 years old and be fully 5 DAYS $557.00/month $620.00/month
toilet trained. Preschool is a year-round licensed program 3 DAYS $345.00/month $384.00/month
that runs Monday-Friday 7:30am to 6pm. There are three 2 DAYS $239.00/month $266.00/month
preschools, Siebecker Preschool is located at 510 Elm Court,
*Fees subject to change.
(650) 875-6979, Facility #410509769 and Westborough
Little Steps Preschool fees are a sliding scale based on family size
Preschool is located at 2380 Galway, (650)875-6980, and gross monthly income.
Facility #410517397. Little Steps is located at 520 Tamarack
Lane, (650) 877-8545, Facilty #414004145. Little Steps is a
Big Lift grant funded preschool. Enrollment is full time only
and based on family size and gross monthly income.
Our goal as teachers is to provide a safe, nurturing
environment with many developmentally appropriate
activities and opportunities for children to creatively explore
and learn through play. We are experienced and trained in
the areas of Early Childhood Education, First Aid and CPR.
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childcare
LOCATIONS:
licensed after school Buri Buri Elementary School (208-1305)
325 Del Monte Avenue
recreation program: License #414002856
Buri Buri School, Monte Verde Monte Verde Elementary School (742-0613)
School, Ponderosa School, and 2551 St. Cloud Drive
License #410518963
Spruce School
Ponderosa Elementary School (873-1096)
The South San Francisco Licensed After School Recreation 295 Ponderosa Road
Program is designed for children actively enrolled in License #410519011
Kindergarten through 5th Grade in the SSFUSD school
site where the licensed program operates. The After Spruce Elementary School (873-0924)
School Recreation Programs are licensed through the 501 Spruce Avenue
Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing. License #410519010
Our Programs operate in accordance with the South San
Francisco Unified School District days of operation calendar. AFTER SCHOOL RECREATION PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
The program is offered Monday through Friday from 7:30am Days: Monday through Friday
to 6:00pm. Time: 7:30am – Morning Bell
Release Bell – 6:00pm
Each program is designed as an expanded learning program
Ages: Kindergarten-5th grade
to meet the academic, emotional, physical, and social needs
and interests of the children enrolled. The program provides
REGISTRATION FEE:
some academic support, recreation activities, and cultural
A $65.00 non-refundable fee per family is due upon
enrichment through a play-based curriculum. Many of the
registration/orientation each year.
activities planned for the children enrolled meet the CORE
curriculum standards as we actively partner with the schools
WAITLIST FEE:
to ensure the children are on a pathway to a successful
The waitlist for the after school recreation programs is only
academic career.
valid for one school year. A new waitlist is established each
Our goal as site coordinators, after school teachers, May for the upcoming school year. A non-refundable fee of
and recreation leaders is to provide a safe, nurturing $30.00 is due at the time of registration for the waitlist. This
environment with plenty of academic challenges as children is not a guarantee of placement into the program.
explore and learn through play. Our goal is to encourage and
develop each child’s self-esteem, social skills and academic TUITION FEES:
skills so they can continue to grow and meet the challenges Tuition is based on days of operation divided into ten tuition
of today’s world. The site coordinators, teachers and payments. The first and last tuition payment is due the first
recreation leaders are experienced and trained in the areas month of program each year. The last tuition installment is
of recreation, education, child development, supervision, non-refundable, nor can it be used for your last month of
first aid and CPR, as well as meet the State qualifications for attendance if you leave the program before the end of the
their positions. school year.
For more information and an application, call Laura Armanino, # DAYS BEFORE SCHOOL& AFTER SCHOOL
Recreation and Community Services Supervisor at PER WEEK AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM PROGRAM ONLY
(650) 875-6951 or e-mail laura.armanino@ssf.net 5 DAYS $416.00/month $359.00/month
or Kimberly Morrison, Childcare Assistant Supervisor 3 DAYS $284.00/month $246.00/month
kimberly.morrison@ssf.net 2 DAYS $189.00/month $164.00/month
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Preschool Age Classes
PRESCHOOL AGE CLASSES
Art Adventures with Parent & Me Kinder Class
Age: 2Y - 4Y Age: 3Y - 5Y
Instructor: Nita Bivona Instructor: Joanne Desmond
Location: Terrabay - Iris Room Location: Westborough - Small Activity Room
Come explore three art stations where process rather than Young children will participate in a variety of fun and
product is emphasized. Children have the freedom to explore engaging activities that will help prepare them for
age appropriate art materials. Wear your ‘grubbies’, making kindergarten. Activities will include skill building in number
a mess is part of the creative process! Parent/Caregiver and letter recognition, arts and crafts and circle time.
participation is required. Children must be registered to Children must be 3 years old and potty trained by start date.
attend class. A $20.00 supply fee is payable to the instructor A $15.00 supply fee is payable to the instructor at the first
on the first day of class. Nita Bivona is an artist and has been class. Children can only be enrolled for one class session.
teaching for 18 years. Joanne has been teaching Early Childhood Education for
Classes: 8 Fee: $30.00(R)/$45.00(N) over 20 years. Angela Calestrini will assist. Not a parent
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME participation class.
WI2-200 Tue Jan 08-Feb 26 10:00AM-10:45AM
No Class: 1/21, 2/18
WI2-201 Tue Jan 08-Feb 26 11:30AM-12:15PM Classes: 14 Fee: $120.00(R)/$135.00(N)
WI2-202 Thu Jan 10-Feb 28 10:00AM-10:45AM COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
WI2-203 Thu Jan 10-Feb 28 11:30AM-12:15PM WI2-100 M/W Jan 14-Mar 06 9:00AM-10:30AM
Session I
WI2-101 M/W Jan 14-Mar 06 11:00AM-12:30PM
Gym Daddy by Monica Ehlers; Session II
A Class for Parents, Grandparents,
Caregivers & Their Little Ones
Age: 2 ½Y – 6Y
Instructor: Monica Ehlers
Location: Terrabay - Gym
When was the last time you played like you did when you
were a kid? When was the last time you actually played with
your toddler or kindergartner? Remember what it is like to
move freely and have fun during this p.e.-style class where
the only serious component is the workout. Run, jump, play
tag, throw balls and be as loud and crazy as you want with
your kids or the kids in your life. We encourage all of it! Play
more and live better at Moms’ Gym and Gym Daddy fitness
classes. Bring a mat and water for you and each of your kids.
Up to two children allowed per adult.
Classes: 9 Fee: $57.00(R)/$72.00(N)
Kinder Tots
Age: 3Y - 5Y
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Instructor: Joanne Desmond
WI2-300 Sat Jan 12-Mar 09 10:00AM-10:50AM
Location: Westborough - Small Activity Room
This is a great class for first time pre-schoolers! Children will
participate in fun and engaging activities including; letters,
numbers, colors and shape recognition, as well as arts &
crafts and games & movement. Not a parent participation
class in order to encourage independence. Children must be
3 years old and potty trained by start date. A $15.00 supply
fee is payable to the instructor at the first class. This is not a
parent participation class. Angela Calestini will assist.
Classes: 16 Fee: $121.00(R)/$136.00(N)
COURSE # DAY DATE+TIME FEE
WI2-102 Tu/Th Jan 15-Mar 07 9:00AM-10:30AM
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Preschool Age Classes
PRESCHOOL AGE CLASSES
Mommy Shuffles; Music Time with Theresa
A Class for All Caregivers Age: 1M - 4Y
Age: 4M - 3Y Instructor: Theresa Ames
Instructor: Jenny Baran Location: Terrabay - Poppy Room
Location: MSB - Butterfly Dance Studio Come have fun with your child! Parents or caregivers
No need to hire a babysitter! Get a FUN dance workout in participate in learning fun chants, songs, movement and
while wearing your baby with Mommy Shuffles Babywearing rhythms. We’ll use scarves, parachute, shakers and more to
Dance Fitness Class! You will be happily guided through play/learn this movement oriented approach to music. Bang,
stretches and low-impact routines, all while ‘wearing’ your shake, wiggle and stomp to a variety of music! This is a parent
baby on the front of your body in a secure carrier. This class participation class. Theresa is a member of the Children’s
is recommended for parents/caregivers who have been Music Network and is a certified Music Together teacher.
cleared by their doctor that it is safe for them to begin No class: 1/21, 2/18
exercising. NO prior dance experience is needed. Parent/ Classes: 7 Fee: $27.00(R)/$42.00(N)
Caregiver must have their own Ergobaby, Lillebaby or other COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
ergonomically safe babywearing front carrier. WI2-250 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 9:15AM-10:00AM
No class: 1/21, 2/18 WI2-251 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 10:15AM-11:00AM
Classes: 7 Fee: $53.00(R)/$68.00(N) Classes: 9 Fee: $35.00(R)/$50.00(N)
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WI2-311 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 10:15AM-11:15AM WI2-252 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 9:15AM-10:00AM
WI2-253 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 10:15AM-11:00AM
Mom’s Gym by Monica Ehlers;
A Class for Parents, Grandparents, Pre-Kinder Learners
Age: 4½Y - 5½Y
Caregivers & Their Little Ones Instructor: Jessi Gutierrez
Age: 1½Y – 4½Y Location: MSB - Marie Peterson
Instructor: Monica Ehlers Your child will get ready for kinder by participating in a variety
Location: Terrabay - Gym of fun and creative activities geared towards enhancing
When was the last time you played like you did when you their phonics, large and small motor skills and self-esteem.
were a kid? When was the last time you actually played with Activities will include: art, games and creative movement
your toddler or kindergartner? Remember what it is like to with an emphasis in letter recognition, numbers, colors and
move freely and have fun during this p.e.-style class where shapes. Not a parent participation class. Students must be
the only serious component is the workout. Run, jump, play entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2019 and be potty trained
tag, throw balls and be as loud and crazy as you want with prior to start date. A $20.00 supply fee is payable to the
your kids or the kids in your life. We encourage all of it! Play instructor on the first day of class. We are also a Nut Free
more and live better at Moms’ Gym and Gym Daddy fitness Zone. Please inform us of any allergies your children may
classes. Bring a mat and water for you and each of your kids. have on the first day of class. We look forward to meeting your
Up to two children allowed per adult. children and helping them prepare for Kindergarten.
No class: 1/21, 2/18 No class: 1/21, 1/25, 2/18, 3/8
Classes: 7 Fee: $44.00(R)/$59.00(N) Classes: 23 Fee: $391.00(R)/$406.00(N)
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WI2-310 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 11:10AM-12:00PM WI2-110 M/W/F Jan 07-Mar 06 9:00AM-12:00PM
Classes: 18 Fee: $306.00(R)/$321.00(N)
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WI2-111 Tu/Th Jan 08-Mar 07 9:00AM-12:00PM
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Preschool Age Classes
PRESCHOOL AGE CLASSES
youth Classes
Art Adventures
Age: 5Y - 13Y
Instructor: Nita Bivona
Location: Terrabay – Iris Room
Using paints, pastels, clay and many other materials, your
child will experience a comprehensive art program that
includes painting, drawing, and sculpture. Artistic skills,
concepts and art history will be taught in this fun-filled class! A
$20.00 supply fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.
Classes: 8 Fee: $67.00(R)/$82.00(N)
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Pre-Shinkyu Shotokan Karate - WI3-200 Tue Jan 08-Feb 26 4:00PM-5:00PM
WI3-202 Thu Jan 10-Feb 28 4:00PM-5:00PM
Level I/Beginners
Age: 4Y - 7Y
Instructor: Sue Miller Children’s Writing Workshop
Location: Westborough - Multi-Use Room Age: 8Y - 13Y
An introduction to the discipline of karate in a fun and Instructor: Griselda Huete
positive environment. Focus on hand and eye coordination, Location: MSB - Belloni Room
body awareness, following instructions and social interaction. Through themed writing exercises students will focus on
This training, with enough practice, can build confidence and improving their sentence structure, paragraphs, and editing
concentration. Level I students learn commands in Japanese skills. Students work at their own level to write and edit
and get familiar with exercises, kicks and blocks. Students assignments, and receive peer and teacher feedback. A
will be promoted to Level II when ready and promoted by $5.00 supply fee is payable to the instructor at the first
instructor (often it takes 3 - 4 sessions). Karate Gi (uniform) class. Griselda Huete has a Bilingual teaching credential,
may be purchased from instructors. Parents are advised to teaches with SMFCSD, and previously worked with SSFUSD.
stay for first and last class only. Sensei Sue Miller has studied No class: 1/18, 2/1, 2/15, 3/1
Karate since 1972 and holds the rank of 7th degree black belt Classes: 5 Fee: $23.00(R)/$38.00(N)
with Sensei Leroy Rodrigues (Shinkyu Shotokan). COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Classes: 8 Fee: $36.00(R)/$51.00(N) WI3-103 Fri Jan 11-Mar 08 4:00PM-5:00PM
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WI2-301
Session A
Sat Jan 19-Mar 09 8:30AM-9:15AM Cooking for Kids with Lisa Chan
Age: 8Y - 14Y
WI2-302 Sat Jan 19-Mar 09 9:30AM-10:15AM
Session B Instructor: Lisa Chan
Location: MSB - Large Kitchen
Under the direction of Chef Lisa Chan, students will learn
Pre-Shinkyu Shotokan Karate - about general kitchen safety and class specific techniques.
Level II/Colored Belts See class descriptions. Chef Lisa Chan is a graduate of the
Age: 4Y - 7Y California Culinary Academy, Le Cordon Bleu. Cooking for
Instructor: Sue Miller many years, she followed her passion and is now the owner
Location: Westborough - Multi-Use Room of Delights by Lisa. A $15.00 supply fee is payable to the
For Karate students with Advanced White Belts and Colored instructor at the beginning of each class.
Belts. Pace of class is much faster than Level I. Need Kids Cooking
instructor approval to enroll. Students will learn about kitchen safety and sanitation and how to
follow a recipe. Menu will change with the season.
Classes: 15 Fee: $47.00(R)/$62.00(N)
Classes: 1 Fee: $12.00(R)/$27.00(N)
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WI2-303 Sa/Tu Jan 19-Dec 09 10:30AM-11:15AM (Sa)
Level II: White/Beginners 6:00PM-6:45PM (Tu) WI3-501 Tue Jan 29 4:00PM-6:00PM
WI3-502 Tue Feb 26 4:00PM-6:00PM
Classes: 15 Fee: $87.00(R)/$102.00(N)
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WI2-304 Sa/Tu Jan 19-Dec 09 10:30AM-12:00PM (Sa)
Level II: Color Belts, Yellow & Up 6:00PM-7:15PM (Tu)
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Cooking for Kids with Lisa Chan (cont.) Kenpo-Eskrima for Children
Kids Creative Desserts Age: 6Y - 12Y
Join us and create molten lava cake. Is your mouth watering? Instructor: Romeo Agloro
Chocolate. How about now? We will use simple recipes to make this Location: Westborough - Multi-Use Room
lavish dessert. Bring your sweet tooth. Created by the class’ instructor, Kenpo-Eskrima is a mixed
Classes: 1 Fee: $12.00(R)/$27.00(N) martial art from the Chinese and Filipino fighting styles
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COURSE # DAY DATE TIME using combat-proven techniques. This complete personal
WI3-503 Tue Feb 12 4:00PM-6:00PM defense system uses empty hands, cane, knife or any
Kids Chocolate & Candy Making available item as an improvised weapon in a simple, effective
In this class, you will learn the beginning basics to make chocolate system applicable in today’s situations. The children’s class
candy using piping bags molds and cutters. You will make colored emphasizes meditation, cardio, strengthening warm-ups,
designs and decorate with chocolate in different shapes and make and instruction on forms and techniques. Historical and
candy such as rocky road and peppermint bark. cultural aspects of the art will also be covered. Jacy Criswell
Classes: 1 Fee: $12.00(R)/$27.00(N) will assist. Class uniform and training supplies are required
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME and may be purchased from instructor on first day of class.
WI3-504 Tue Mar 05 4:00PM-6:00PM Class Instructor, Romeo Agloro is ranked as a Grandmaster in
Kenpo, Guru in Eskrima and a Sifu in Norther Shaolin.
No class: 1/21, 2/18
Drawing & Painting Adventures for Kids
Age: 8Y - 14Y Classes: 14 Fee: $63.00(R)/$78.00(N)
Instructor: Nita Bivona COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Location: Terrabay - Iris Room WI3-306 M/W Jan 14-Mar 07 6:00PM-7:00PM
Your child will have a fun-filled time focused on creativity
while they learn techniques, skills, and tips exploring drawing Shinkyu Shotokan Karate - Youth
with charcoals and painting with watercolors and acrylics. A Age: 8Y - 12Y
$20.00 materials fee is payable to the instructor on the first Instructor: Sue Miller
day of class. Location: Fernekes Building – Multi-Purpose Hall
Classes: 8 Fee: $100.00(R)/$115.00(N) Although self-defense may be the primary reason for taking
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME up karate, this training has much more to offer. A young child
WI3-101 Tue Jan 08-Feb 26 5:00PM-6:30PM can develop self-confidence, concentration, perseverance,
WI3-102 Thu Jan 10-Feb 28 5:00PM-6:30PM good sportsmanship, a respectful attitude, good health
along with techniques of self-defense. Parents can stay for
first and last classes only. Students will learn commands
Golf for Juniors in Japanese, become familiar with exercises, blocks, kicks
Age: 6Y - 17Y and more. Students will be promoted to Level II when ready
Instructor: Tommy Kim and promoted by instructor (often it takes 3 - 4 sessions).
Location: Cypress Golf Learning Center Karate Gi (uniform) is required and may be purchased from
This class offers golf instruction for juniors with little or no instructors. Sensei Sue Miller has studied Karate since 1972
experience. Etiquette, stance, grip, putting, chipping and and holds the rank of 7th degree black belt.
full swing will be taught. Special junior-size golf clubs will be No class: 1/21, 2/18
provided. Students will purchase golf balls at the range for
each class ($6.00 or $9.00 bucket). There will be no makeup Classes: 16 Fee: $55.00(R)/$70.00(N)
classes. It is the student’s responsibility to be present and on COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
time for class. WI3-307 M/W Jan 07-Mar 06 5:00PM-6:00PM
Level I Beginners Yellow & Blue 1
Classes: 4 Fee: $160.00(R)/$175.00(N)
Classes: 16 Fee: $55.00(R)/$70.00(N)
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WI3-303 Sat Jan 05-Jan 26 10:00AM-11:00AM
Session I WI3-308 M/W Jan 07-Mar 06 6:00PM-7:00PM
Lev II Blue 2nd & Green 1st
WI3-304 Sat Feb 02-Feb 23 10:00AM-11:00AM
Session II Classes: 16 Fee: $84.00(R)/$99.00(N)
WI3-305 Sat Mar 02-Mar 23 10:00AM-11:00AM COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Session III WI3-309 M/W Jan 07-Mar 06 6:00PM-7:30PM
Lev III - Green 2nd & Purple & Up
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PARKS & RECREATION | (650) 829-3800 9Youth Classes
Ballet (Girls and Boys)
dance Classes Instructors: Maria Spremich & Kristen Quok
Location: (see below)
South San Francisco Civic Ballet Classical ballet technique from beginning (Intro) to
Maria Spremich, Artistic Director, Instructor advanced (9/10) levels. For Girls: Plain black leotard, (no
Kristen Quok, Instructor attached skirts) light pink tights and pink leather ballet
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slippers (‘Capezio’ or ‘Bloch’ brand) are required for all
Pre-Ballet (Girls and Boys) classes. Shoulder length hair or longer must be tied back and
Instructors: Maria Spremich & Kristen Quok up away from face in a ‘ballet bun.’ For Boys: White T-shirt,
Location: (see below) black shorts, white socks and white ballet slippers. Please
A basic introduction to classical ballet for the very young note Pre-requisites. New students in Basic thru Level 10,
student with emphasis on the discovery and development of please contact instructor for class placement. Parents may
motor coordination, flexibility, expressiveness and musicality. observe first and last class of session only.
Class attire: Girls: Light pink plain leotard, light pink tights
Introduction Instructor: K. Quok
and pink leather ballet slippers are required for all classes. Classes: 9 Fee: $55.00(R)/$70.00(N) Age: 7½Y - 12Y
No tutus, ruffles, or skirts please! Hair must be tied back COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
and secured off face and neck. Boys: White T-shirt, black
WI3-400 Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 4:00PM-4:50PM
shorts, white socks and white or black ballet slippers. Maria MSB – Dance Studio
Spremich was a professional dancer with the Lines Ballet and
Basic 1 Instructor: M. Spremich
formerly a staff instructor for the SF Conservatory of Ballet
Classes: 9 Fee: $49.00(R)/$64.00(N) Age: 5½Y - 7Y
and has been teaching ballet classes for the Rec Dept. for
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over 30 years. Kristen Quok has a Masters in Dance from
WI3-401 Sat Jan 19-Mar 16 10:45AM-11:30AM
Stanford Univ. and has been teaching for 20+ years. MSB – Butterfly Room
Pre-Ballet A/B: New & Returning Students Instructor: K. Quok
Basic 2 Instructor: K. Quok
Classes: 7 Fee: $38.00(R)/$53.00(N) Age: 5½Y - 7Y
Classes: 9 Fee: $55.00(R)/$70.00(N) Age: 5½Y - 7Y
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WI2-403 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 3:30PM-4:15PM
WI3-402 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 3:45PM-4:35PM
MSB – Dance Studio No class: 1/21, 2/18
MSB – Dance Studio
Pre-Ballet B Instructor: M. Spremich
Basic 3 Instructor: K. Quok
Classes: 9 Fee: $49.00(R)/$64.00(N) Age: 5½Y - 7Y
Classes: 7 Fee: $43.00(R)/$58.00(N) Age: 5½Y - 7Y
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WI2-404 Sat Jan 19-Mar 16 11:45AM-12:30PM
WI3-403 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 4:15PM-5:05PM
MSB – Butterfly Room
MSB – Dance Studio No class: 1/21, 2/18
Pre-Ballet C Instructor: K. Quok
Level 1A Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $49.00(R)/$64.00(N) Age: 5 ½Y - 7Y
Classes: 9 Fee: $55.00(R)/$70.00(N) Age: 6Y - 10Y
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FA2-403 Thu Jan 17-Mar 14 3:30PM-4:15PM
WI3-404 Sat Jan 19-Mar 16 9:45AM-10:35AM
MSB – Dance Studio
MSB – Butterfly Room
Level 1B Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $60.00(R)/$75.00(N) Age: 6Y - 10Y
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WI3-405 Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 3:45PM-4:40PM
MSB – Butterfly Room
Level 1C Instructor: K. Quok
Classes: 9 Fee: $60.00(R)/$75.00(N) Age: 6Y - 12Y
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WI3-406 Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 5:00PM-5:55PM
MSB – Dance Studio
Level 2A Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $60.00(R)/$75.00(N) Age: 7 Y - 12Y
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WI3-407 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 3:30PM-4:25PM
MSB – Butterfly Room
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Level 2B Instructor: K. Quok Level 7/8 B Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $66.00(R)/$81.00(N) Age: 7 Y - 12Y Classes: 9 Fee: $82.00(R)/$97.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
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WI3-408 Thu Jan 17-Mar 14 4:15PM-5:15PM WI3-419 Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 4:30PM-5:45PM
MSB – Dance Studio MSB – Butterfly Room
Level 3A Instructor: M. Spremich Level 7/8 Combo Instructor: M. Spremich
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Classes: 7 Fee: $51.00(R)/$66.00(N) Age: 7 ½Y - 12Y Classes: 25 Fee: $183.00(R)/$198.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
WI3-409 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 3:45PM-4:45PM WI3-420 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 5:45PM-7:00PM
MSB – Butterfly Room No class: 1/21, 2/18 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 4:30PM-5:45PM (Lev 7)
Level 3B Instructor: M. Spremich 5:45PM-7:00PM (Lev 8)
Classes: 9 Fee: $66.00(R)/$81.00(N) Age: 7 ½Y - 12Y Fri Jan 16-Mar 15 4:45PM-6:00PM (Lev 7)
6:00PM-7:15PM (Lev 8)
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MSB – Butterfly Room No Class: 1/21, 2/18
WI3-410 Thu Jan 17-Mar 14 3:45PM-4:45PM
MSB – Butterfly Room Level 8/9 - Pointe 3 Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $82.00(R)/$97.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
Level 4A Instructor: K. Quok
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Classes: 9 Fee: $82.00(R)/$97.00(N) Age: 7 ½Y - 12Y
WI3-421 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 5:45PM-7:00PM
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MSB – Butterfly Room
WI3-411 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 4:45PM-6:00PM
MSB – Dance Studio Level 9/10 A Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 7 Fee: $77.00(R)/$92.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
Level 4B Instructor: M. Spremich
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Classes: 7 Fee: $51.00(R)/$66.00(N) Age: 7 ½Y - 13Y
WI3-422 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 7:00PM-9:30PM
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MSB – Butterfly Room No class: 1/21, 2/18
WI3-412 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 4:45PM-5:45PM
MSB – Butterfly Room No class: 1/21, 2/18 Level 9/10 B Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $82.00(R)/$97.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
Level 5A Instructor: M. Spremich
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Classes: 9 Fee: $66.00(R)/$81.00(N) Age: 7Y - 18Y
WI3-423 Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 6:00PM-7:15PM
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MSB – Butterfly Room
WI3-413 Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 7:15PM-8:15PM
MSB – Butterfly Room Level 9/10 Combo Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 25 Fee: $206.00(R)/$221.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
Level 5B - Beginning Pointe Instructor: M. Spremich
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Classes: 9 Fee: $82.00(R)/$97.00(N) Age: 7Y - 18Y
FA3-424 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 7:00PM-8:30PM
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Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 7:00PM-8:30PM
WI3-414 Tue Jan 15-Mar 12 4:45PM-6:00PM Fri Jan 18-Mar 15 6:00PM-7:15PM
MSB – Butterfly Room MSB – Butterfly Room No Class: 1/21, 2/18
Level 6 Instructor: M. Spremich Level 10 - Pointe 4 Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $77.00(R)/$92.00(N) Age: 9Y - 18Y Classes: 9 Fee: $99.00(R)/$114.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
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WI3-415 Tue Jan 15-Mar 12 6:00PM-7:10PM WI3-425 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 7:00PM-8:30PM
MSB – Butterfly Room MSB – Butterfly Room
Level 6 - Pointe 1 Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $77.00(R)/$92.00(N) Age: 9Y - 18Y
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WI3-416 Thu Jan 17-Mar 14 4:45PM-5:55PM
MSB – Butterfly Room
Level 7 - Pointe 2 Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 9 Fee: $82.00(R)/$97.00(N) Age: 11Y - 18Y
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WI3-417 Wed Jan 16-Mar 13 4:30PM-5:45PM
MSB – Butterfly Room
Level 7/8 A Instructor: M. Spremich
Classes: 7 Fee: $64.00(R)/$79.00(N) Age: 12Y - 18Y
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WI3-418 Mon Jan 14-Mar 11 5:45PM-7:00PM
MSB – Butterfly Room No class: 1/21, 2/18
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PARKS & RECREATION | (650) 829-3800 11Youth Classes
Irish Step Dance Mexican Folk Dance (cont.)
Age: 5Y - 11Y Classes: - Fee: $23.00(R)/$38.00(N)
Instructor: Jennifer Corry COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Location: MSB - Marie Peterson Room WI3-468 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 7:30PM-8:25PM
Children of all ethnic backgrounds will enjoy learning Irish Level VIII
Step dancing in a fun and healthy environment. Students will WI3-469 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 6:25PM-7:15PM
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learn footwork, movements, technique and choreography for Level IX
traditional dances all while receiving training on coordination,
rhythm, flexibility, posture and the structure of Irish music and
dance. Students will enjoy the liveliness and social atmosphere
of the class. Please wear dance attire, no jeans or restrictive
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clothing. Ballet or jazz shoes are acceptable. Instructor will
provide information for purchasing Irish dance shoes (not Mariachi Music Classes
mandatory). Jennifer Corry has been dancing for 20 years Age: 8Y and up
and is a certified instructor. Instructor: Martin Cruz & Eduardo Garcia
No class: 1/21, 2/18 Location: Magnolia - Multi-Use Room (3rd floor)
Would you like to learn how to play Mariachi instruments?
Classes: 7 Fee: $41.00(R)/$56.00(N)
Children, teens and adults of all ethnic backgrounds will
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enjoy learning a variety of songs. Guitar, Trumpet, Violin,
WI3-480 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 4:15PM-5:15PM Guitarron and Vihuela instruction will be offered. All skill
levels welcome, however to register in the Intermediate level
Mexican Folk Dance a minimum of one year of experience is required. Students
Age: 3½Y - 18Y must provide their own instrument.
Instructors: Martin Cruz & Marianna Roman Classes: 9 Fee: $47.00(R)/$62.00(N)
Location: Terrabay - Poppy Room COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Children of all ethnic backgrounds will enjoy learning Mexican WI5-503 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 4:00PM-5:00PM
Folk Dances. Students may wear any leather soled shoes. See Beginning
instructor for costume requirements. Students registering in WI5-504 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 5:00PM-6:00PM
Level 1B must have had at least 2 sessions of prior experience Intermediate
to enroll. Students must have permission from instructors
to advance from Level 1A - Level IX. Martin Cruz is is the Private Clarinet & Saxophone Lessons
folklorico dance teacher at South San Francisco High School Age: 9Y and up
in the Performing Arts Department, is the Co-Founder and Instructor: Wen-Liang Chung
Artistic Director of Ballet Folklorico Alma de Mexico SSFHS & Location: (see below)
Commuity. He has extensive experience in choreography and Wen-Liang Chung has an M.M. in clarinet performance
staging performances. He will be teaching levels IV-Level IX. from San Francisco State University and has been teaching
Marianna Roman has many years experience in multi-cultural clarinet and saxophone in the Bay Area for over 15 years.
dance. She will be teaching Level IA-Level III. Rosa Perez, His goal is to inspire students so they will enjoy playing and
Co-Founder of Ballet Folklorico of SSF. listening to music. Students must have their own instrument.
No class: 1/18, 1/21, 2/18 Lesson books are required; the instructor will determine
Classes: - Fee: $23.00(R)/$38.00(N) the proper level of instruction and recommend appropriate
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME lesson books at the first lesson.
WI3-460 Fri Jan 11-Mar 08 5:30PM-6:00PM Location: MSB - Lantos Room
Level IA - New Students Only Classes: 9 Fee: $167.00(R)/$182.00(N)
WI3-461 Fri Jan 11-Mar 08 6:00PM-6:45PM COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
Level IB - Returning Students Only
WI5-510 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 5:00PM-5:30PM
WI3-462 Fri Jan 11-Mar 08 7:00PM-7:50PM
Level II WI5-511 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 5:30PM-6:00PM
WI3-463 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 7:20PM-8:10PM WI5-512 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 6:00PM-6:30PM
Level III WI5-513 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 6:30PM-7:00PM
WI3-464 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 6:25PM-7:15PM Location: Magnolia - 3rd Floor Classroom
Level IV
Classes: 9 Fee: $167.00(R)/$182.00(N)
WI3-465 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 6:30PM-7:25PM
Level V
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WI3-466 Mon Jan 07-Mar 08 5:30PM-6:20PM WI5-516 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 6:00PM-6:30PM
Level VI WI5-517 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 6:30PM-7:00PM
WI3-467 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 5:30PM-6:20PM WI5-518 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 7:00PM-7:30PM
Level VII WI5-519 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 7:30PM-8:00PM
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Private Guitar Lessons - Beginner
Age: 6Y and up
Instructor: Carl Nickolas
Location: MSB – Betty Weber Room
Learn how to play the guitar! This class is designed for
children, teens and adults alike with little to no experience
playing guitar. Learn all the basics from proper care of the
guitar to open position cords. It is strongly advised that
students have access to a guitar outside of the class for
practice purposes. The instructor will be able to provide you
with suggestions of what to purchase if necessary. Instructor
Carl Nikolas has been teaching music to kids on the Peninsula
MUSIC CLASSES
for over 5 years and has been playing guitar, piano and
singing for much longer! A $10.00 supply fee, for the required
music book, is payable to the instructor at the first class.
Classes: 7 Fee: $57.00(R)/$72.00(N) No class: 1/21, 2/18
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
WI5-100 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 2:00PM-2:30PM Private Piano Lessons - Theresa Ames
WI5-101 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 2:30PM-3:00PM Age: 7Y and up
WI5-102 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 3:00PM-3:30PM Instructor: Theresa Ames
WI5-103 Mon Jan 07-Mar 04 3:30PM-4:00PM Location: Terrabay - Piano Room
Please note the new day! Through the piano, we will work
Classes: 9 Fee: $73.00(R)/$88.00(N)
on songs and understanding the connections with making
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
music. This holistic approach encompasses: theory, chords,
WI5-110 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 3:00PM-3:30PM harmony, technique, memory, listening, focus, and making
WI5-111 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 3:30PM-4:00PM music in a way that works best for the student. Students
WI5-112 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 4:00PM-4:30PM must have access to a keyboard or piano to practice with.
WI5-113 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 4:30PM-5:00PM Please bring any personal piano books and materials you
WI5-114 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 5:00PM-5:30PM may already own, Theresa will determine from there if a
WI5-115 Tue Jan 08-Mar 05 5:30PM-6:00PM piano lesson book or other materials will be needed. Theresa
Classes: 8 Fee: $65.00(R)/$80.00(N) No class: 1/23 has a B.A. in music, and over 35 years of experience playing,
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME teaching, and directing musical theater in the Bay Area.
WI5-120 Wed Jan 09-Mar 06 3:00PM-3:30PM Classes: 9 Fee: $167.00(R)/$182.00(N)
WI5-121 Wed Jan 09-Mar 06 3:30PM-4:00PM COURSE # DAY DATE TIME
WI5-122 Wed Jan 09-Mar 06 4:00PM-4:30PM WI5-200 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 4:00PM-4:30PM
WI5-123 Wed Jan 09-Mar 06 4:30PM-5:00PM WI5-201 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 4:30PM-5:00PM
WI5-124 Wed Jan 09-Mar 06 5:00PM-5:30PM WI5-202 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 5:00PM-5:30PM
WI5-125 Wed Jan 09-Mar 06 5:30PM-6:00PM WI5-203 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 5:30PM-6:00PM
Classes: 8 Fee: $65.00(R)/$80.00(N) No class: 1/24 WI5-204 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 6:00PM-6:30PM
COURSE # DAY DATE TIME WI5-205 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 6:30PM-7:00PM
166490 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 3:00PM-3:30PM WI5-206 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 7:00PM-7:30PM
166491 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 3:30PM-4:00PM WI5-207 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 7:30PM-8:00PM
166492 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 4:00PM-4:30PM
166493 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 4:30PM-5:00PM
166494 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 5:00PM-5:30PM
166495 Thu Jan 10-Mar 07 5:30PM-6:00PM
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