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NOVEMBER-DECEMBER
Fall 2
2020
Resident and Courts Plus Registration
Saturday, October 10 at 8 am
Non-Resident Registration
Tuesday, October 13 at 8 am
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Certain age restrictions and other limitations may apply to digital wallets.TABLE of CONTENTS
NOVEMBER-DECEMBER
PRESCHOOL WILDER MANSION
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CLUB ED
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DANCE
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COURTS PLUS
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22 100 YEARS OF MEMORIES 26 EARLY CHILDHOOD 8 PARK BOARD
12 ANNUAL REPORT, 2019 TINKER TODDLER 28 PRESCHOOL
24 ADULT AND SENIOR 15 EVENTS SUNBEAMS & RAINBOWS
SPECIAL INTEREST 11 FACILITIES 54 REGISTRATION INFO
55 AFFILIATE GROUPS 14 FINANCIAL INFORMATION 27 RENTALS
52 ART AT THE ELMHURST 45 GOLF AT SUGAR CREEK 10 REOPENING CONTINUES
ART MUSEUM GOLF COURSE 30 SPORTS
56 BROCHURE ADVERTISING 40 GYMNASTICS 48 TENNIS
33 CLUB ED. 60 INCLUSION/SPECIAL NEEDS 20 WILDER PARK CONSERVATORY
9 CONTACT LIST 58 MAP AND GUIDE 21 WILDER MANSION WEDDINGS
46 COURTS PLUS FITNESS CENTER 57 MEMORIALS AND GIFTS
34 DANCE 50 NATURE CENTER
31 E-SPORTS LAKEVIEW NATURE CENTERABOUT THIS BROCHURE
We are continuing to work hard on bringing back fun safely to the community.
As our region progresses through Phase 4: Revitalization under the Restore Illinois Plan, we
are excited to bring back more programs, create new events, and provide other offerings in the
upcoming months, all within the safety guidelines provided by the CDC to keep patrons and staff
safe and healthy.
CODES
The series of numbers beneath each program description corresponds to that program session. Use this code on your
registration form and online. When registering online, search using the first seven digits for all courses in the activity or
by exact course code.
MIN/MAX
The minimum number of participants a program requires in order to run and the maximum amount of participants it
can accommodate. These numbers were established with the guidance of the Phase 4 guidelines.
BROCHURE CHANGES
Occasionally changes in the programs and pricing are necessary after the brochure publication date. We thank you for
your patience and understanding when these situations arise.
R/NR: Resident/Non-Resident
M/NM: Member/Non-Member
WCC: Wagner Community Center
RESIDENT REGISTRATION: Saturday, October 10 Registration begins at 8am. Register at epd.org.
NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION: Tuesday, October 13
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OUR E-NEWSLETTER! Cl ick here to learn more
BROCHURES WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both part 1 and 2 our mission of enriching lives while having fun. Updates
of the fall brochure will not be printed or delivered made in the brochure will be communicated via email
to your homes. To provide you the most up-to-date and our social media pages. Please subscribe to our
information, the brochures will be available online only E-newsletter or follow us on Facebook. Thank you for
at epd.org. your continued support, patience, and understanding
We will continue to review guidelines to determine the during this time.
best way to safely serve the community while fulfilling
7VINCE SPAETH
PRESIDENT
To the Elmhurst Community
Fall is in full swing in our parks. One of the best ways to recharge is to get outdoors
VICE PRESIDENT
KEVIN GRAF
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
and this time of year is one not to miss, with its spectrum of colors and sights. Find
a new favorite walk by checking out the Park District Trail Guide.
Our November/December Brochure features the continuation of programs
featured in the Fall I Brochure as well as some new options, as the District
continues to create events and activities that fit the current environment. We
DOUG ENNIS
continue to keep the safety of participants and staff in mind at all times.
The fall and winter, we will bring many of our traditional events to your family.
Shopping at Santa’s Workshop will be back this year, with the opportunity for kids
to register for a time to stop by Santa’s Workshop at Wilder Mansion and shop
for inexpensive holiday gifts. Wilder Park Conservatory will open for its seasonal
MARY E. KIES
flower shows, the Mums Show from October 31-November 29 and the Holiday
Flower from December 5-January 10, 2021.
Finally, our Tree Lighting event will take place via a Facebook Live event this year
on Thursday, December 3 at 6 p.m. Grab some cookies and hot cocoa and hop on
Facebook to ring in the holiday season with us! CLAIRE KUBIESA
Join your family or organization and purchase and decorate one of the trees
which will be featured at the event. Your tree will be up in Wilder Park throughout
the holiday season, giving family, friends and members of your organization a
chance to visit the tree and enjoy the lights. Purchase your tree here.
TIM SHEEHAN
As the holidays approach, I hope you and your family are safe and healthy during
this unprecedented time. We are grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve
you in every season.
CAROLYN UBRIACO
Vince Spaeth, Board President
8 November-December 2020OUR MISSION
We enrich lives while having fun!
OUR VISION
To be a national leader in providing memorable parks
and recreation experiences to our community.
WHO TO CONTACT
Executive Director James W. Rogers, CPRP jrogers@epd.org (630) 993-8930
Director of Enterprise Services Brian McDermott bmcdermott@epd.org (630) 993-8180
Director of Facilities Angela Ferrentino, CPRP, CTRS, CPSI aferrentino@epd.org (630) 993-8915
Director of Finance & HR Christi Jacobson cjacobson@epd.org (630) 993-8196
Director of IT Allison Wiggins awiggins@epd.org (630) 993-8197
Director of Marketing &
Communications Kari Felkamp, CPRP kfelkamp@epd.org (630) 993-8923
Director of Parks Dan Payne, CPRP dpayne@epd.org (630) 993-8940
Director of Recreation Cindy Szkolka, CPRP cszkolka@epd.org (630) 993-8910
Adult/Senior Jessica Marquez, CPRP jmarquez@epd.org (630) 993-8922
Adult Sports League Andre Cobbs, CPRP acobbs@epd.org (630) 993-8980
Club Ed. Joanne Lamb jlamb@epd.org (630) 993-8678
Dance Cindy Szkolka, CPRP cszkolka@epd.org (630) 993-8910
Early Childhood Jessica Marquez, CPRP jmarquez@epd.org (630) 993-8922
Gymnastics Dana Herrera, CTRS dherrera@epd.org (630) 993-8921
Inclusion Supervisor Dana Hererra, CTRS dherrera@epd.org (630) 993-8921
Preschool (Sunbeams & Rainbows) Jessica Marquez, CPRP jmarquez@epd.org (630) 993-8922
Rentals: Abbey and The Hub Sarah Lagesse, CPRP slagesse@epd.org (630) 993-4729
Youth Sports Andre Cobbs, CPRP acobbs@epd.org (630) 993-8980
Wilder Mansion & Gardens Meagan Dovidio mdovidio@epd.org (630) 993-8186
TITLE ABBREVIATIONS
CPRP Certified Park and Recreation Professional
CTRS Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
CPSI Certified Playground Safety Inspector
9REOPENING CONTINUES
PHASE 4: REVITALIZATION
The Elmhurst Park District looks forward to continuing to reopen and fulfill its mission of enriching lives while
programming and reopening of facilities as detailed in Phase 4. We continue to monitor the progress as we move
through these phases, and we are prepared to adjust our plan. Visit epd.org for more information.
PHASE 4: REVITALIZATION
THE ABBEY MULTIPURPOSE ROOM IS AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE RENTALS. SEE PAGE 43.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OPEN
ATHLETIC FIELDS OPEN
BASKETBALL COURTS OPEN
COURTS PLUS FITNESS FLOOR & POOL LAP LANES OPEN FOR RESERVATIONS
EAST END POOL CLOSED UNTIL SUMMER 2021
GARDEN PLOTS OPEN
THE HUB MULTIPURPOSE ROOM IS AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE RENTALS. SEE PAGE 43.
OUTDOOR COURTS OPEN • VOLLEYBALL, ROLLER HOCKEY, AND FUTSAL
OUTDOOR WEDDINGS OPEN WITH RESTRICTIONS
PICKLEBALL COURTS (Crestview Park) OPEN
PICNICS & SPECIAL USE PERMITS OPEN FOR GROUPS OF UP TO 50
PLAYGROUNDS OPEN
RESTROOMS OPEN
SKATE PARK OPEN
SMALLEY POOL CLOSED UNTIL SUMMER 2021
SUGAR CREEK GOLF COURSE OPEN
TENNIS COURTS OPEN
TURF FIELDS OPEN
TRAILS AND WALKING PATHS OPEN
WAGNER COMMUNITY CENTER OPEN FOR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS ONLY
WILDER PARK CONSERVATORY OPEN
WILDER MANSION OPEN WITH RESTRICTIONS
UPDATED 7/23/20open
PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hours for facilities may vary. Please see below or call us for more information.
The Abbey 407 St. Charles Rd (630) 993-8193 Multipurpose room open for rentals. See page 43.
Administrative Office 375 W. First Street (630) 993-8900 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Courts Plus Fitness Center 186 S. West Avenue (630) 833-5064 See page 46 for more info
The Hub at Berens Park 493 Oaklawn Avenue (630) 782-4955 Multipurpose room open for rentals. See page 43.
Sugar Creek Golf Course 500 E. Van Buren, Villa Park (630) 834-3325 Open daily until dusk
Wagner Community Center 615 N. West Avenue (630) 993-8901 Open for program participants only
Wilder Mansion 211 S. Prospect Avenue (630) 993-8186 Open with restrictions
Wilder Park Conservatory 225 S. Prospect Avenue (630) 993-8900 Open daily 8am -6pm
CODE OF CONDUCT
The Elmhurst Park District is • Abiding by all laws and rules. any use of alcohol, tobacco, illegal Additional rules may be
dedicated to providing a safe, • Treating all participants, substances, weapons, or devices developed for specific activities
fun environment. Our positive spectators, parents, District staff that may be used as a weapon. and leagues as deemed necessary.
approach is geared towards and law enforcement with respect • Not using violence or unwanted To ensure the District’s programs
instilling an enjoyment of physical and as individuals, regardless physical contact against a and facilities remain safe and
activity and teaching skills to foster of their race, sex, gender- participant, spectator, or parent. enjoyable, all reported incidents will
self-confidence and positive self- identification, creed or ability. • Controlling and taking be investigated on a
esteem. Participants, spectators, • Not using any foul, abusive, responsibility for your actions/ case-by-case basis. Participant’s,
and parents are expected to harassing, sexually suggestive, or inactions and the consequences of spectator’s, and parent’s
exhibit appropriate behavior and intimidating/menacing words, your actions. behavior is the responsibility of that
be respectful of others at all times gestures, body language, or • Always treating the facilities, individual. Violation of this
when using District parks and behavior towards any participant, equipment, supplies, and property Code of Conduct or any
facilities, including: spectator, or parent. with respect. inappropriate behavior may
• Refraining from and reporting result in loss of privileges.
11a look back at 2019 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 12 November-December 2020
HIGHLIGHTS AWARDS
ACQUIRED PROPERTY AT 155 E. ST. CHARLES ROAD SUGAR CREEK GOLF COURSE RECEIVED
to develop a park in a neighborhood which was identified as A $47,000 GRANT through the National Fish
deficient in park space in the Vision 2020 needs assessment. and Wildlife Foundation Five Star and Urban
The property will also serve as the future site of a new Adult Waters Restoration Program for the Sugar Creek
Center. Restoration Project.
BEGAN DISCUSSIONS WITH ELMHURST SCHOOL COURTS PLUS WON THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT #205 to develop an intergovernmental agreement TENNIS ASSOCIATION (USTA) OUTSTANDING
regarding selling The Abbey following development of an FACILITY AWARD FOR 2019.
Adult Center at 155 E. St. Charles Road.
WILDER MANSION WAS AWARDED THE 2019
OFFERED A NEW ADULT EVENT AT WILDER MANSION COUPLE’S CHOICE AWARD by Wedding Wire for
(Bags, Brew & BBQ) featuring games, activities, beverages the eighth year in a row.
and food geared toward adults which attracted 500
participants.
IMPLEMENTED A DISTRICT-WIDE CUSTOMER SERVICE
MODEL and conducted training for all levels of staff.
REBUILT / UPGRADED SUGAR CREEK GOLF COURSE
WEBSITE AND VISION 2020 WEBSITES increasing site
performance and functionality.
ORGANIZED AND CONDUCTED ATHLETIC FIELD
ASSESSMENT SURVEY in order to better plan and
coordinate future athletic field usage, maintenance, and
renovation.
BASED ON PUBLIC INPUT, REPLACED PLAYGROUND
EQUIPMENT, EXPANDED AND REFURBISHED PATHS,
and completed ADA improvements at Salt Creek Park.
REPLACED CRESTVIEW PARK EXISTING COURTS WITH
DEDICATED PICKLE BALL COURTS and resurfaced
existing basketball courts.
PARTNERED WITH THE COLLEGE OF DUPAGE TO
EXPAND ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION
opportunities at The Abbey.
SURVEYED COURTS PLUS MEMBERS, RESULTING IN 97%
OF RESPONDENTS PROVIDING POSITIVE FEEDBACK
including stating the Courts Plus front desk staff is Awesome
or Pretty Good!
132019 financial information
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF NET POSITION
For the Year Ending December 31, 2019 As of December 31, 2019
REVENUE ASSETS AND DEFERRED OUTFLOWS
Taxes $8,807,402 Cash & Investments $13,476,039
Charges for Services $8,473,118 Receivables $8,931,158
Other General Revenue $810,595 Other Assets $365,050
Total Revenue $18,091,115 Non-Current Assets $51,241,672
Deferred Outflows $969,894
EXPENDITURES Total Assets $74,983,813
General Government $3,650,799
Culture and Recreation $13,358,967 LIABILITIES
Total Expenditures $17,009,766 Accounts Payable &
Accrued Expenses $2,639,751
INCREASE IN Deferred Items $2,066,708
NET POSITION $1,081,349 Debt Payable $13,325,133
Deferred Inflows $10,259,060
NET ASSETS Total Liabilities $28,290,652
Beginning of Year $45,611,812
End of Year $46,693,161 NET ASSETS
Investment in Capital,
Net of Related Debt $36,548,056
Restricted $3,958,948
Unrestricted $6,186,157
Total Net Assets $46,693,161
14 November-December 2020Saturday Wilder Park Registration
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Put on your costume, pack a blanket and prepare for some crafty fun at our Pumpkin
Party in Wilder Park! Your family will have a reserved spot on the lawn and each child will
receive a pumpkin and decorating supplies. Enjoy the beautiful fall colors at the park while
decorating, listening to festive music and participating in fall themed BINGO. Children will
also have a chance to walk down our trick-or-treat trail and collect goodies to take home.
When you register, be sure to enter the number of adults and number of kids attending.
Reservations are required, spots are limited. Spaces will be first come, first serve.
EVENT FULL10:30-11:30 am
RF05502-01 9-10 am
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Thank you to our presenting sponsors!
1516 16 November-December 2020
Join with your family or organization and
purchase a tree to decorate for this year’s
Tree Lighting in Wilder Park! Your tree will
be up in Wilder Park throughout the holiday Thursday
season, giving everyone an opportunity to
enjoy the lights and seasonal cheer. December 3rd
This year, as we celebrate the event’s
26th year, Tree Lighting is coming to you
at 6pm
at home! Tune in on our Facebook Live on
Thursday, December 3 at 6 p.m. Grab a
cup of hot cocoa, fresh baked cookies, and
Facebook Live
snuggle with your loved ones as we light up
Wilder Park this season.
RESERVE YOUR TREE
Come see the lights in Wilder Park any night after the event.
The trees will be lit through the end of the year.
Thank you to our presenting sponsors!
17SHOPPING AT SANTA’S WORKSHOP
Ages 1 and up
A holiday store just for kids! Santa’s Workshop is a special
place just for children where they can purchase inexpensive
holiday gifts for those they love, including mom, dad, siblings,
grandparents, aunts, uncles, teachers, friends and pets! Items
are kid-priced and kid-friendly. Be sure to register both adults
and children for the event. Pricing is for children only. Adults are
free but must register.
Location: Wilder Mansion Min/Max: 10/45
EF05501-01 F 12/4 3-3:45pm $5R/$7NR
EF05501-02 F 12/4 4-4:45pm $5R/$7NR
EF05501-03 F 12/4 5-5:45pm $5R/$7NR
EF05501-04 Sa 12/5 9-9:45am $5R/$7NR
EF05501-05 Sa 12/5 10-10:45am $5R/$7NR
EF05501-06 Sa 12/5 11-11:45am $5R/$7NR
EF05501-07 Sa 12/5 Noon-12:45pm $5R/$7NR
EF05501-08 Su 12/6 11-11:45am $5R/$7NR
EF05501-09 Su 12/6 Noon-12:45pm $5R/$7NR
EF05501-10 Su 12/6 1-1:45pm $5R/$7NR
18 November-December 2020We’ve got over 100 holiday gifts for your kids to choose from when you come in
and shop with us. We also are offering curbside pickup*. Stay tuned for the link!
Here’s a sneak peak at some of the fun gifts we have in store for you:
*Note: Curbside pickup options are available
for only 30 select items
19Wilder Park Conservatory is
open! Since 1923 the Wilder Park
Upcoming Shows Conservatory Hours
MUMS FLOWER SHOW 8 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
Conservatory has served as a visual
and verifiable link to our past, taking October 31-November 29, 2020
on an iconic and symbolic place Conservatory will be closed Reopening Guidelines
in the history of Elmhurst and the October 26-30 to prepare the show.
• Entrance through the front door
hearts and minds of its residents. only
The newly-restored Conservatory HOLIDAY FLOWER SHOW
• Exit throught the rear “link” door only
logs approximately 13,000 visits December 5, 2020-January 10, 2021
• All doors will be propped open
annually and is a memorable place Conservatory will be closed
to lessen contact points (during
for the marking of life events such November 30-December 4 to
weather appropriate conditions)
as weddings, proms, graduations, prepare for the show.
• Kaleidoscope will be removed
and holidays. The Conservatory was through the end of the pandemic
the very first Elmhurst Park District • One “group” per time may enter the
capital project and serves as a conservatory
symbol of the longtime commitment • Floor markings for social distancing
of the community to horticultural and directing traffic flow will be used
programs.
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WilderMansion.org 211 S. Prospect Ave., Elmhurst, Il. (630) 993-8186Celebrating years of memories
Thank you for celebrating the Park District’s 100th anniversary with us. Since 1920, we have been doing our
best to provide fun, memorable, and enriching experiences for the Elmhurst community. Although this year’s
anniversary celebration did not go as planned, we still stand together with you and your family. We’ve been
making memories together for 100 years, and we’re excited for the next 100 years!
Historic Photos Courtesy of the Elmhurst History Museum
22 November-December 202023
Adult and Senior
SPECIAL INTEREST
PROGRAM SUPERVISOR
Jessica Marquez
P: (630) 993-8922
E: jmarquez@epd.org
24 November-December 2020
24CHAIR YOGA
Ages 50 and up
This hour long class is specifically designed to provide the full
benefit of yoga while being carefully modified for those with
osteoporosis, osteoarthritis and back injuries. The focus of
the class is on improved breath and lung capacity; improved
posture and core strength; joint flexibility and range of motion
expansion, as well as moves that work the fitness level of our
brains (and exercise our laughter muscles too)! Each class
concludes with a short guided relaxation and meditation.
Instructor Colleen Koziara has more than 20 years of
experience in the senior healthcare industry and is certified in
gentle, chair and modified yoga. As recommended by the IDPH,
face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing will be
incorporated into our program No class November 23.
Location: WCC Min/Max: 9/20
Fee: $56 Abbey Member/$61 Abbey Non-Member
Beginner & Advanced Beginner
RF16417-03 M 11/2-12/14 1-2pm
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH
Ages 50 and up
T’ai Chi for Health is a gentle, beautiful and flowing exercise
routine that is a joy to do. Energizing and deeply relaxing, it ENHANCED CLEANING
brings health and vitality to all who practice it. The movements
are all done naturally and gently. The gentle rocking motions MASKS REQUIRED
and stretching movements improve circulation and digestion SMALLER PROGRAM SIZES
and reduce physical tension. The controlled breathing reduces
stress and anxiety, helping calm the mind. It helps regulate The safety of our patrons is our
heart rate and blood pressure, boosting energy. The exercises #1 goal as we continue through
are very effective and easy to learn. Students may choose to sit Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois
or stand as needed, making this class suitable for all ages and Plan. We are doing our best to
abilities. As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand- provide a safe space for you and
washing and social distancing will be incorporated into our your family to come back to the
program. No Class November 25. Park District.
Location: WCC Min/Max: 6/20
Fee: $46 Abbey Member/$48 Non-Member
RF16408-02 W 10/14-11/11 1-2pm
25Ages 1-2 1/2 (adult/child)
with teacher michele
Virtual Tinker Toddler Time provides the perfect semi-structured program for your child to
learn and explore with the comfort of a parent or caregiver guiding the way at home. Teacher
Michele will guide participants through a pre-recorded video that will feature arts & crafts,
music & movement, stories and songs. Weekly videos will be e-mailed to participants and pre-
portioned box of Tinker Tools will be available for pick-up at the Wagner Community Center
to guide you and your little one through a project at home. Weekly videos will be e-mailed on
Tuesdays.
Location: Online Min/Max: 10/25
Fee: $51R/$64NR
RF07100-02 Tu 11/3-12/15
Animal Academy
Ages 2 1/2 - 3 1/2
with teacher michele
Discover the animal world virtually with Teacher Michele! This session we’ll explore Mighty
Mammals. Each week participants will receive a pre-recorded video that will feature arts &
crafts, music & movement, stories and songs relating to a different animal. A pre-portioned
supply box will be available for pick-up at the Wagner Community Center. Materials will guide
you and your little one through a weekly project at home. Weekly videos will be e-mailed on
Mondays.
Location: Online Min/Max: 10/25
Fee: $51R/$64NR
RF07131-01 M 11/2-12/14
Don’t forget your box!
A pre-portioned box of
Tinker Tools and Animal
Academy will be available
for pick-up at Wagner
Community Center to guide
you and your little one
through a project at home.
26 November-December 2020PARK
DISTRICT
RENTALS
As we progress through Phase 4
of the Restore Illinois Plan, we are
THE ABBEY THE HUB safely reopening indoor rentals.
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM PARTY ROOM Rentals will meet all CDC health and
safety guidelines. Click on the image
407 St Charles Rd, Elmhurst 493 N Oaklawn Ave, Elmhurst
to learn more about the rental.
WILDER SUGAR CREEK GOLF PICNIC SHELTER
MANSION COURSE BANQUET HALL RENTALS 27
211 S Prospect Ave, Elmhurst 500 E Van Buren St, Villa Park Various locations in Elmhurstp e
In- ing!r s o n
learn
OUR PRESCHOOL PHILOSOPHY & CURRICULUM
Sunbeams & Rainbows preschool provides a safe and nurturing
learning environment that embraces all children and their diverse
learning styles, needs and interests. Our instructors offer unique
learning experiences that are play-based, developmentally
appropriate, and respectful of social, cultural, and linguistic diversity.
We prepare preschoolers for elementary school and beyond by
incorporating activities that promote social-emotional, physical,
language and cognitive development.
Our curriculum is guided by The Creative Curriculum for Preschool
by Teaching Strategies®, the Illinois Early Learning Guidelines
for Children Birth to Age 3, and by the Illinois Early Learning
and Development Standards with special attention to literacy,
mathematics, science & technology, social studies, the arts and
English language acquisition.
3-YEAR-OLDS 4-YEAR-0LDS
AGE 3 AS OF 9/1/20 AGE 4 AS OF 9/1/20
Children are introduced to Children are immersed in
developmentally appropriate, developmentally appropriate,
theme-based concepts and theme-based units and fascinating
unique learning studies. Cognitive, studies. Learning is interactive
social, emotional as well as gross with plenty of opportunities for
and fine motor skill development children to explore their interests
are emphasized through play- and develop kindergarten readiness
based activities. Child must be able skills. Children are challenged to
to use the restroom independently; think critically, problem-solve,
pull-ups not permitted. and gain independence. Child
must be able to use the restroom
independently; pull-ups not
permitted.
28 November-December 2020AGES AS OF LOCATION DAYS/DATES TIMES R/NR ANNUAL OR
9/1/20 INSTALLMENT FEES
3 Butterfield Park TuTh, 9/8-5/20 9-11:15am $1152R/$1440NR annually or
$128R/$160NR nine installments
3 Crestview Park TuTh, 9/8-5/20 9-11:15am $1152R/$1440NR annually or
$128R/$160NR nine installments
3 Wagner Community Center TuTh, 9/8-5/20 9-11:15am $1152R/$1440NR annually or
$128R/$160NR nine installments
3 Wilder Park TuTh, 9/8-5/20 9-11:15am $1152R/$1440NR annually or
$128R/$160NR nine installments
AGES AS OF LOCATION DAYS/DATES TIMES R/NR ANNUAL OR
9/1/20 INSTALLMENT FEES
4 Butterfield Park MWF, 9/9-5/21 8:45-11:15am $1899R/$2376NR annually or
$211R/$264NR nine installments
4 Crestview Park MWF, 9/9-5/21 8:45-11:15am $1899R/$2376NR annually or
$211R/$264NR nine installments
4 Wagner Community Center MWF, 9/9-5/21 8:45-11:15am $1899R/$2376NR annually or
$211R/$264NR nine installments
4 Wilder Park MWF, 9/9-5/21 8:45-11:15am $1899R/$2376NR annually or
$211R/$264NR nine installments
REGISTRATION NEW GUIDELINES
Enrollment for the current school year is still taking place. Class sizes have been adjusted to adhere with IDPH/
Spots are limited, fill out the downloadable registration CDC maximums for safety (15 students maximum per
form and submit it to registration@epd.org to register. classroom).
•
ADDITIONAL REGISTRATION Face coverings will be required of all students and
INFO NEEDED: staff while inside the classroom when social distancing
• A copy of the child’s birth certificate measures cannot be obtained.
• DHS State of IL Certificate of Child Health Examination
• A Student Information Form CONTACT
• An Authorization & Consent Form must be submitted For more information, please contact the
prior to the first day of class. Program Supervisor, Jessica Marquez at (630)-993-8922 or
email at jmarquez@epd.org
29Youth
SPORTS
PROGRAM SUPERVISOR
Andre Cobbs
P: (630) 993-8980
E: acobbs@epd.org
ALL SPORTS
PARTICIPANTS
WHAT TO BRING
FACE COVERING/MASK
All participants will be required to bring
and wear a face covering when social
distancing measures cannot be obtained.
Participants will be expected to come to
class with a mask on.
WATER BOTTLES
All water bottles should be reusable and
clearly labeled with participant’s name.
WATER
Participants should bring plenty of water.
Water fountains will not be available.
30 November-December 2020BIDDY SPORTS
Ages 3-5
We’ve scaled these popular sports down! These fun energetic classes will give your little one a chance to experience participating
in a structured environment with others. Simple drills and games are designed to give each participant a broad overview of the rules
and fundamentals of each sport.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 8/12
Monday
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17105-07 11/2-12/14 9:15-10am $66R/$82NR No class 11/23
Biddy Soccer RF17105-08 11/2-12/14 10:30-11:15am $66R/$82NR No class 11/23
Tuesday
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17106-05 11/10-12/15 9:15-10am $66R/$82NR
Biddy Baseball RF17106-06 11/10-12/15 10:30-11:15am $66R/$82NR
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17106-07 11/10-12/15 4-4:45pm $66R/$82NR
Wednesday
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17107-05 11/4-12/16 4-4:45pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/25
Biddy Soccer RF17107-06 11/4-12/16 5:15-6pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/25
Thursday
Biddy Baseball RF17108-04 11/5-12/17 9:15-10am $66R/$82NR No class 11/26
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17108-05 11/5-12/17 10:30-11:15am $66R/$82NR No class 11/26
Friday
Biddy Soccer RF17114-05 11/6-12/18 9:15-10am $66R/$82NR No class 11/27
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17114-06 11/6-12/18 10:30-11:15am $66R/$82NR No class 11/27
Biddy Soccer RF17114-07 11/6-12/18 4- 4:45pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/27
Saturday
Biddy Multi-Sport RF17116-01 11/7-12/19 9:15-10am $66R/$82NR No class 11/28
Biddy Soccer RF17116-02 11/7-12/19 10:30-11:15am $66R/$82NR No class 11/28
31YOUTH SPORTS Ages 4-7 Our Youth Sport programs are designed to introduce the fundamentals of the game in a fun and structured environment. These classes are a great way to build on a knowledge base or help those who have already played to sharpen their skills. Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 8/12 Monday Youth Baseball RF17109-07 11/2-12/14 4-4:45pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/23 Youth Basketball RF17109-08 11/2-12/14 5:15-6pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/23 Tuesday Youth Multi-Sport RF17110-05 11/10-12/15 5:15- 6pm $66R/$82NR Thursday Youth Basketball RF17111-05 11/5-12/17 4-4:45pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/26 Youth Soccer RF17111-06 11/5-12/17 5:15-6pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/26 Friday Youth Soccer RF17115-05 11/6-12/18 5:15- 6pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/27 Saturday Youth Multi-Sport* RF17117-06 11/7-12/19 11:45am-12:30pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/28 Youth Soccer RF17117-07 11/7-12/19 1-1:45pm $66R/$82NR No class 11/28 *Ages 5-7 32 November-December 2020
SPOTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE!
Club Ed. is a brand new program for District 205 (K-5) students!
The program combines e-learning in the morning and
recreation fun in the afternoon. This program will be able to
Club Ed.
accommodate children whether Elmhurst School District 205
is remote or hybrid. The number of available spaces for the
program will be limited.
Children will be in a group of 15 participants or less in a
format that meets all CDC health and safety guidelines. Face
coverings will be required at all times except while eating.
Hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fee: $315/week
Elmhurst Park District
To register fill out the Club Ed. Registration Form
on our website.
Conrad Fischer School Edison School Emerson School Field School
Club Ed Location Club Ed Location Club Ed Location Club Ed Location
Centennial Park Centennial Park Centennial Park Centennial Park
Recreation Building Recreation Building Recreation Building Recreation Building
155 E. St. Charles Rd . 155 E. St. Charles Rd . 155 E. St. Charles Rd . 155 E. St. Charles Rd.
Hawthorne School Jackson School Lincoln School Jefferson School
Club Ed Location Club Ed Location Club Ed Location Club Ed Location
Centennial Park Eldridge Park Eldridge Park Eldridge Park
Recreation Building Recreation Building Recreation Building Recreation Building
155 E. St. Charles Rd . 363 Commonwealth Ln. 363 Commonwealth Ln. 363 Commonwealth Ln.
QUestions?
Contact Joanne Lamb, Program Supervisor at jlamb@epd.org or 630-993-8678
33DANCERS
WHAT TO BRING
DANCE
FACE COVERING/MASK
All participants will need to bring and wear
a face covering to class and when social
distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will be expected to come to
class with a mask on.
PROGRAM SUPERVISOR
WATER + WATER BOTTLES
Participants will need to bring their own Cindy Szkolka
water bottles. These should be reusable P: (630) 993-8910
and clearly labeled with the participant’s E: cszkolka@epd.org
name. Please bring plenty of water as
water fountains will not be available.
LABELED BAG
Participants must bring a bag clearly
labeled with the participant’s name.
DANCE ATTIRE
WHAT TO WEAR
GIRLS
Pink leather ballet shoes, black tap
shoes and clean sneakers.
BOYS
Black leather ballet shoes, black tap
shoes and clean sneakers.
*No street worn shoes may be worn in
the dance studio.*
34 November-December 2020Early Childhood
JUNIOR BALLET & TAP
Ages 4-6
Elements of dance, body and space will be explored while learning
tap and ballet in a fun atmosphere. The best of both worlds, ballet
and tap! As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-
washing and social distancing will be incorporated into the dance
program.
What to Bring to Class:
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not be
available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled with
the participant’s name. No class November 23 and 27.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
RF06102-04 M 11/2-12/14 9:15-10:15am $59R/$71NR
RF06102-05 Tu 11/10-12/15 10:30-11:30am $59R/$71NR
RF06102-06 F 11/6-12/18 11:45-12:45am $59R/$71NR
HIPPITY HOP
Ages 4-6
Hip Hop is a perfect class for any student who enjoys high-energy,
modern music and dance! Dancers will work on techniques like
breaking, popping & locking, funk and popular dances. Class
begins with stretches and isolations followed by basic exercises
in technique and combinations. Dancers will learn to identify
footwork and gain knowledge of hip hop steps. As recommended
by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing
will be incorporated into the dance program.
What to Bring to Class: ENHANCED CLEANING
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to MASKS REQUIRED
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These SMALLER PROGRAM SIZES
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s The safety of our patrons is our
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not be #1 goal as we continue through
available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled with Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois
the participant’s name. No class November 23 and 28. Plan. We are doing our best to
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
provide a safe space for you and
your family to come back to the
RF06103-05 M 11/2-12/14 11:45am-12:45pm $59R/$71NR
RF06103-06 Tu 11/10-12/15 9:15-10:15am $59R/$71NR
Park District.
RF06103-07 Sa 11/7-12/19 10:30-11:30am $59R/$71NR
35POMS PREK/K COMBO I - BALLET & TAP Ages 4-6 Ages 4-5 1/2 Dancers will be introduced to the fun and exciting movements This class is designed to transition the young dancer from early of poms. We will focus on sharpness, technique, muscle control, childhood classes to practicing techniques and skills in ballet stamina, self-motivation and have fun while learning new moves and tap. Warm ups, stretches, across-the-floor progressions and expanding our dance knowledge. As recommended by the and combinations will be the focus in this fun environment. As IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing will be recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and incorporated into the dance program. social distancing will be incorporated into the dance program. What to Bring to Class: What to Bring to Class: All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled with the participant’s name. No class November 23, 26 and 27. with the participant’s name. No class November 23 and 25. Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12 Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12 RF06112-04 M 11/2-12/14 10:30-11:30am $59R/$71NR RF06211-01 M 11/2-12/14 4-5pm $59R/$71NR RF06112-05 Th 11/5-12/17 11:45am-12:45pm $59R/$71NR RF06211-02 W 11/4-12/16 6:30- 7:30pm $59R/$71NR RF06112-06 F 11/6-12/18 9:15-10:15am $59R/$71NR 36 November-December 2020
Youth Dance
BALLET I COMBO II - BALLET & TAP
Ages 4-6 Ages 5 1/2-7
Students will study the beautiful art of ballet in a fun, Dancers will enjoy this combination class that builds on basic
structured atmosphere. Focus is on barre exercises, turns, movements. Proper warm ups, stretches, across-the-floor
jumps and center work. There will be an emphasis on correct progressions and combinations will be the focus in this fun
principles of posture, strength, flexibility, grace and rhythm. As environment. As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings,
recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and hand-washing and social distancing will be incorporated into
social distancing will be incorporated into the dance program. the dance program.
What to Bring to Class: What to Bring to Class:
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled
with the participant’s name. No class November 26 and 28. with the participant’s name. No class November 25, 27 and 28.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12 Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
RF06213-05 Tu 11/10-12/15 11:45-12:45 $59R/$71NR RF06212-03 F 11/6-12/18 5:15-6:15pm $59R/$71NR
RF06213-06 Th 11/5-12/17 10:30-11:30am $59R/$71NR RF06212-04 W 11/4-12/16 4-5pm $59R/$71NR
RF06213-07 Sa 11/7-12/19 9:15-10:15am $59R/$71NR RF06212-05 Sa 11/7-12/19 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF06212-06 M 11/2-12/14 6:30 - 7:30 pm $59R/$71NR
BALLET II
Ages 6-9 HIP HOP I
Ages 4-6
Students will study the beautiful art of ballet in a fun,
structured atmosphere. Focus is on barre exercises, turns, Hip Hop is a perfect class for any student who enjoys high-
jumps, and center work. There will be an emphasis on correct energy, modern music and dance! Dancers will work on
principles of posture, strength, flexibility, grace and rhythm. As techniques like breaking, popping & locking, funk and popular
recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and dances. Class begins with stretches and isolations followed by
social distancing will be incorporated into the dance program. basic exercises in technique and combinations. Dancers will
What to Bring to Class: learn to identify footwork and gain knowledge of hip hop steps.
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. and social distancing will be incorporated into the dance
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These program.
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s What to Bring to Class:
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
with the participant’s name. No class November 26 and 28. Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12 should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not
RF06214-03 Th 11/5-12/17 6-7pm $59R/$71NR be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled
RF06214-04 Sa 11/7-12/19 11:45am-12:45pm $59R/$71NR with the participant’s name. No class November 26 and 27.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
RF06204-04 Th 11/5-12/17 9:15-10:15am $59R/$71NR
RF06204-05 F 11/6-12/18 10:30-11:30am $59R/$71NR
37HIP HOP II HIP HOP III
Ages 6-9 Ages 10-13
Work on your hip hop steps as we jam to pop music! Learn Expand on your knowledge of hip hop steps! Dancers will
the fundamental techniques of hip hop dance. Dancers will begin class with stretches and isolations followed by exercises
begin class with stretches and isolations followed by basic in technique and combinations. Your child will learn to
exercises in technique and combinations. Your child will learn identify footwork and work on knowledge of hip hop steps. As
to identify footwork and work on knowledge of hip hop steps. As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and
recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing will be incorporated into the dance program.
social distancing will be incorporated into the dance program. What to Bring to Class:
What to Bring to Class: All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled with the participant’s name. No class November 27 and 28.
with the participant’s name. No class November 23 and 28. Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
RF06206-03 F 11/6-12/18 6:30-7:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF06205-03 M 11/2-12/14 5:15- 6:15pm $59R/$71NR RF06206-04 Sa 11/7-12/19 1-2pm $59R/$71NR
RF06205-04 Sa 11/7-12/19 2:15- 3:15pm $59R/$71NR
38 November-December 2020Adult Dance
JAZZ ADULT TAP
Ages 6-10 Ages 18 and up
This upbeat class is designed for learning basic techniques while Have you always wanted to learn to tap dance, used to tap
exploring the joy of rhythm, music and movement. Jazz is a very and would like to again or just want to keep on tapping? Adult
versatile style that provides technique training in center control, Tap class provides great exercise and improves coordination,
spotting, pointing, turns and jumps. As recommended by the balance and rhythm, all while having fun and providing an
IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing will be opportunity to meet new people. Adult Tap is designed for
incorporated into the dance program. students with varying levels of experience. As recommended by
What to Bring to Class: the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to will be incorporated into the dance program.
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. What to Bring to Class:
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
with the participant’s name. No class November 25. name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not be
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12 available. No class November 23 and 25.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
RF06208-02 W 11/4-12/16 5:15-6:15pm $59R/$71NR
Intermediate/Advanced
LYRICAL/CONTEMPORARY DANCE RF06413-03 W 11/4-12/16 7:45- 8:45pm $59R/$71NR
Ages 7-11
Beginner/Intermediate
Contemporary dance, also known as Lyrical, incorporates ballet, RF06413-04 M 11/2-12/14 7:45- 8:45pm $59R/$71NR
modern and jazz disciplines with unexpected direction, level,
rhythm and speed change. Lyrical dance highlights expression, BELLY DANCE
musicality and emotion through movement. As recommended Ages 18 and up
by the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing
will be incorporated into the dance program. This ancient dance form is the perfect exercise for women of
What to Bring to Class: All participants will need to bring and wear any shape and age. It brings out your creative side, releases
a face covering to class and when social distancing guidelines tension and is very fun! Students will learn a variety of belly
cannot be met. Participants will need to bring their own water dance steps and dance combinations and use those skills in
bottles. These should be reusable and clearly labeled with a choreographed dance routine. This class is designed for the
the participant’s name. Please bring plenty of water as water student of any level - from beginner to very advanced. No special
fountains will not be available. No class November 27. equipment required. Just bring an open mind and the desire to
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12 move in ways you never thought possible! As recommended by
the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing
RF06215-01 F 11/6-12/18 7:45- 8:45pm $59R/$71NR will be incorporated into the dance program.
What to Bring to Class:
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not be
available. No class November 26.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 5/12
RF06405-01 Th 11/5-12/17 7:15-8:45pm $88R/$106NR
39GYMNASTS
WHAT TO BRING
FACE COVERING/MASK
All participants will need to bring and wear
a face covering to class and when social
distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will be expected to come to
class with a mask on.
WATER + WATER BOTTLES
Participants will need to bring their own
GYMNASTICS
water bottles. These should be reusable
and clearly labeled with the participant’s
name. Please bring plenty of water as
water fountains will not be available.
LABELED BAG
Participants must bring a bag clearly
PROGRAM SUPERVISOR
labeled with the participant’s name.
GALLON SIZED BAG OR SMALL BIN
Dana Herrera
P: (630) 993-8921
Gymnasts will receive their own chalk,
E: dherrera@epd.org
please bring a gallon sized bag or a small
bin for gymnasts to store and apply chalk.
GYMNASTICS ATTIRE
WHAT TO WEAR
Participants are to dress appropriately
for gymnastics. No socks – barefoot is
best!
GIRLS
Leotard and shorts, or tight fitting
t-shirt and shorts, hair MUST be tied
back, no jewelry.
BOYS
T-shirt and shorts
Visit epd.org/gymnastics to view
the Program Handbook.
40 November-December 2020Early Childhood Our gymnastics classes incorporate
aspects of physical fitness,
motor development, hand-eye
COMETS GYMNASTICS coordination, strength and
Ages 4-6
flexibility. In the beginning, the focus
Swinging, climbing, jumping and building confidence is what is teaching spatial awareness,
Comet Gymnastics is all about! Boys and girls will learn proper socialization and gymnastics skills.
gymnastics progressions while developing at their own pace As the gymnast grows, the focus
in this fun structured class. Boys will be introduced on the six
moves to skill development in a fun
men’s events, girls will also be introduced to the traditional four
events. As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand- yet safe atmosphere.
washing and social distancing will be incorporated into the
Gymnastics program.
What to Bring to Class:
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled
with the participant’s name. No class November 23, 25-28.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 4/6
RF09109-13 M 11/2-12/14 9-10am $59R/$71NR ENHANCED CLEANING
RF09109-14 M 11/2-12/14 10:40-11:40am $59R/$71NR
RF09109-22 M 11/2-12/14 5:40-6:40pm $59R/$71NR MASKS REQUIRED
RF09109-15 Tu 11/10-12/15 9-10am $59R/$71NR SMALLER PROGRAM SIZES
RF09109-16 Tu 11/10-12/15 10:40-11:40am $59R/$71NR
RF09109-17 W 11/4-12/16 9-10am $59R/$71NR
The safety of our patrons is our
RF09109-18 W 11/4-12/16 10:40-11:40am $59R/$71NR #1 goal as we continue through
RF09109-23 W 11/4-12/16 5:40-6:40pm $59R/$71NR Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois
RF09109-19 Th 11/5-12/17 9-10am $59R/$71NR Plan. We are doing our best to
RF09109-20 Th 11/5-12/17 10:40-11:40am $59R/$71NR provide a safe space for you and
RF09109-24 Th 11/5-12/17 4-5pm $59R/$71NR your family to come back to the
RF09109-25 F 11/6-12/18 4-5pm $59R/$71NR Park District.
RF09109-21 Sa 11/7-12/19 12:40-1:40pm $59R/$71NR
41Girls
ASTEROIDS GIRLS BEGINNER GYMNASTICS
Ages 3-4 Ages 6-8
This class is designed for children independent from their The focus of this class is on the development of gymnastics
parents. Traditional gymnastics equipment along with obstacle skills on vault, bars, beam and floor. On vault, students will learn
courses are used to teach skills, allow for experimentation how to run and jump on the springboard, working on a good stick
and development of coordination. Participants must be toilet landing. On bars the focus is basic hanging and support skills.
trained. As recommended by the IDPH, face coverings, hand- On balance beam, posture, balance and a variety of basic skills
washing and social distancing will be incorporated into the will be introduced. On floor the focus will be rolls, cartwheels,
Gymnastics program. handstands and jumps. Prerequisite: Twinkle Stars or instructor
What to Bring to Class: approval if not age appropriate. As recommended by the IDPH,
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing will be
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. incorporated into the Gymnastics program.
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These What to Bring to Class:
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
with the participant’s name. No class November 23 and 26. should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 3/4 name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled
RF09103-01 M 11/2-12/14 9-10am $59R/$71NR with the participant’s name. Participants will also receive their
RF09103-02 M 11/2-12/14 10:40-11:40am $59R/$71NR own chalk, please bring a gallon sized bag or small container to
RF09103-03 Th 11/5-12/17 9-10am $59R/$71NR store and bring to class each week. No class November 23 and
RF09103-04 Th 11/5-12/17 10:40-11:40am $59R/$71NR 25-28.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 4/6
RF09210-08 M 11/2-12/14 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF09210-09 Tu 11/10-12/15 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF09210-10 Tu 11/10-12/15 5:40-6:40pm $59R/$71NR
RF09210-11 W 11/4-12/16 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF09210-12 Th 11/5-12/17 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF09210-13 F 11/6-12/18 4-5pm $59R/$71NR
RF09210-14 Sa 11/7-12/19 9:30-10:30am $59R/$71NR
AS RECOMMENDED BY THE IDPH, FACE COVERINGS, HANDWASHING AND
SOCIAL DISTANCING WILL BE INCORPORATED INTO THE PROGRAM.
42 November-December 2020GIRLS INTERMEDIATE GYMNASTICS GIRLS ADVANCED GYMNASTICS
Ages 7-11 Ages 8-12
Girls Intermediate Gymnastics is for girls who have mastered Girls Advanced is for gymnasts who have mastered Intermediate
Beginner skills and would like to develop new skills. On vault, skills. Emphasis will be on perfecting the skills learned, the
students will learn dive rolls and handstand positions using introduction of more difficult skills on each event and increasing
the springboard. On bars the emphasis will be placed on flexibility and strength on floor, bars, beam and vault. Gymnasts
swinging skills such as back hip circles. Scales, leaps and turns will begin working on connecting skills as well as flip flops, back
will be introduced on balance beam. Back bends, kick overs, walkovers and limbers. Prerequisite: Girls Intermediate or
round offs and handstand forward rolls will be the focus on instructor approval if not age appropriate. As recommended by
floor. Prerequisite: Girls Beginner or instructor approval if the IDPH, face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing
not age appropriate for class. As recommended by the IDPH, will be incorporated into the Gymnastics program.
face coverings, hand-washing and social distancing will be What to Bring to Class:
incorporated into the Gymnastics program. All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to
What to Bring to Class: class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met.
All participants will need to bring and wear a face covering to Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These
class and when social distancing guidelines cannot be met. should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s
Participants will need to bring their own water bottles. These name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not
should be reusable and clearly labeled with the participant’s be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled
name. Please bring plenty of water as water fountains will not with the participant’s name. Participants will also receive their
be available. Participants must bring a back pack clearly labeled own chalk, please bring a gallon sized bag or small container to
with the participant’s name. Participants will also receive their store and bring to class each week. No class November 23, 25,
own chalk, please bring a gallon sized bag or small container to 27 and 28.
store and bring to class each week. No class November 23 and Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 4/6
25-27.
Location: Wagner Community Center Min/Max: 4/6 RF09213-08 M 11/2-12/14 4-5pm $59R/$71NR
RF09213-09 Tu 11/10-12/15 4-5pm $59R/$71NR
RF09209-08 M 11/2-12/14 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR RF09213-10 W 11/4-12/16 4-5pm $59R/$71NR
RF09209-09 Tu 11/10-12/15 4-5pm $59R/$71NR RF09213-11 F 11/6-12/18 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
RF09209-10 W 11/4-12/16 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR RF09213-12 F 11/6-12/18 5:45-6:45pm $59R/$71NR
RF09209-11 Th 11/5-12/17 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR RF09213-13 Sa 11/7-12/19 1-2pm $59R/$71NR
RF09209-12 Th 11/5-12/17 5:45-6:45pm $59R/$71NR
RF09209-13 F 11/6-12/18 3:30-4:30pm $59R/$71NR
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