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Table of Contents Administrative Staff
3 Park District Information Jim Randall, Executive Director
4 Letter from the Executive Director Linda Mitchell, Assistant to the Executive Director
5-6 Special Events Audrey Marcquenski, Director
7 Before and After School Program (BAS) Bonnie Roach, Office Manager
8 Escapades Julie Hein, Asst. Office Manager
9 Early Childhood Summer Camp Gayle Besse, Clerical
10-12 Summer Day Camp Debbie Klir, Clerical
13 Early Learning Center/Preschool programs Cindy Standish, Clerical
14-17 Preschool and Youth Programs Arliss Bouton, Safety Coordinator
Table of Contents
18 Braemar Dance Center
19 Braemar Dance Center and Gymnastics Recreation Staff
20 Gymnastics John Keenan, Superintendent of Recreation
21-22 Athletics Nicolette Jerik, Recreation Supervisor
23-25 Square Links Golf Course
26-27 F.A.N. Maintenance Staff
28-29 Active Adult Programs Ed Reidy, Superintendent of Parks
30 Splash Park Bill O'Shea, Assistant Superintendent of Parks
31 Pop Up Job Fair
32-35 Facilitates / Rental Information Park Board of Commissioners
36 General Information Ken Blackburn, President
37 Registration Information Dave Macek,Vice President
38 Waiver & Release Craig Maksymiak,Treasurer
39 Trail Information Pam Kohlbacher, Commissioner
Denis Moore, Commissioner
Park Board Meetings: Brian Mulheran, Commissioner
Day/Date: Third Thursday of each month Joe Vlosak, Commissioner
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Park District Administration Building
7540 W. Braemar Lane, Frankfort
Join Our Team!
Currently accepting applications
for the following positions:
• Before & After School Teachers
(Aug-June)
• Preschool Teachers (Sept-May)
• Fitness Class Instructors
• Pickleball Instructors
• Personal Trainers
• F.A.N. Attendants (year round)
• Athletic Sport Instructors
Apply online at www.fspd.org
2Summer 2020 Registration
Resident online registration begins Monday, April 6 at
9:00 am. When registering, you need to use your Username
and Password that was provided by the park district. If you
have any problems registering online, please contact our office
Frankfort Square staff during business hours, and we will be happy to assist you.
Park District
We strongly encourage online registration as it has priority
Administration Building
Park District Information
over mail-in, drop-off, or in-person registration.
7540 W. Braemar Lane
When logging out of our online registration system, please
Frankfort, IL 60423
always use the SIGN OUT option instead of “Xing-out” of
Phone: (815) 469-3524 the page. Your household will lock out registration until
Fax: (815) 469-8657 you log in and log back out again.
Email: info@fspd.org
Reminder: Online registration will close one day prior to
the program start date.
Visit us at our website at: www.fspd.org
Registration Dates:
Office Hours: Resident Online Registration
Monday,Tuesday,Thursday 9:00 am-5:00 pm Begins Monday, April 6, 2020 at 9:00 am.
Wednesday and Saturday 9:00 am-noon
Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm Walk-In and Non-Resident Registration
Begins Thursday, April 9, 2020 at 9:00 am.
Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Frankfort Square Park District The Frankfort Square Park District program waiver and
to provide accessible, non-discriminatory recreational release is located on page 38. For complete registration
services, facilities, and open space in an environmentally information, please see page 39.
conscious, fiscally responsible manner. Be sure to register early – programs fill quickly.
Any Questions?
Program Scholarships Please contact the park office at:
The Frankfort Square Park District offers financial assis- Phone (815) 469-3524
tance in the form of program scholarships to qualifying Fax (815) 469-8657
residents. If you would like to apply for a scholarship, ap- Website: www.fspd.org
plications are available online at www.fspd.org and at the
park district office during regular business hours.
Free Mulch Provided to Frankfort Square
Park District Residents
Thanks to a cooperative effort between the Frankfort
Township Road District and the Frankfort Square Park Dis-
trict, residents have access to free wood mulch for their
personal landscaping needs. The mulch is available in the
parking lot of the ballfields on St. Francis Road, located
adjacent to Kiwanis Park.
- Mulch is provided in “as-is condition” with no warranty,
written or implied.
- No dumping of any material is permitted.
- No landscape contractors, front loaders, or dump trucks
permitted.
Free home delivery is offered by the Frankfort Township
Road District by simply calling (708) 479-9673.
3Dear Frankfort Square Park District Residents: Increased security lighting
Path and playground improvements
The Frankfort Square Park District has utilized a long- Park sign replacement
standing process that employs surveys and professional Landscaping
third party evaluation resulting in the development of its
Longer term projects for bike/walking path expansion,
Letter from the Executive Director
five year master plans. All previous master plan docu-
permanent indoor space opportunities, athletic field im-
ments are posted on the Park District’s website, and resi-
provements, and dozens of opportunities throughout our
dent input from these surveys have been the foundation
District will be developed for consideration. When in-
of literally all FSPD actions.
formation/results are posted and provided to residents
this fall, these projects will include specific costs and esti-
If you review the many assets of the District - expansive
mated time of completion.
property, natural areas, park paths, and unique opportu-
nities that make up the facilities and services, all were
In 2002, the District was dramatically expanded and de-
founded based on resident input.
veloped through the resident-approved “Something for
Everyone” referendum that built/renovated every play-
The FSPD completed a Wellness & Capital Improvement
ground, added bike paths, athletic fields, constructed the
Survey in 2019. The results of this latest survey will be
skate park, inline hockey rink, splash park, picnic shelters,
implemented, based on the priority support that was re-
expanded the Community Center, and provided many of
flected by Park District residents and available funding.
other improvements. The 2002 referendum bond will be
paid in full in 2022. This is a long awaited accomplishment
This spring, all households will receive a community-wide
that will potentially create an opportunity to lower…yes,
survey that takes past input and asks residents to con-
lower taxes and make some improvements that residents
sider and offer direction on how the Park District should
both directed and supported.
best move forward. This survey includes all aspects of
FSPD operations. We highly encourage all households to
I hope all have the opportunity to complete the upcom-
take the time to complete and return the survey, allowing
ing survey. Notice of its distribution will be posted on
staff and Board Members to best plan for the District’s
the District's website and marquees.
future, representing the needs and ideas of Park residents.
In the interest of public transparency, hundreds of hours have
Detail and direction will be created from the survey re-
been dedicated to posting all FSPD records. This is an expan-
sults and will be posted to the District’s website and pre-
sive library of 46 years of information, beginning with the Dis-
sented to the community at a fall meeting of the Park
trict’s incorporation in 1974. Records include all ordinances,
Board, either in September or October.
minutes, treasurer’s reports, audits, and previously completed
surveys and master plans. It also includes the more frequently
It’s amazing how much the community has grown and
accessed program information and activity schedules. This
how far the Park District has come since it was estab-
was done to ensure Park residents have immediate access to
lished in 1974. FSPD opportunities have been developed,
all Park records.
thanks to the direction of the Park community and the
commitment of its volunteer Park Board Members, that
As always, if residents have specific questions, I encourage
through the years have been elected to unpaid positions
them to contact me directly.
for the sole purpose of providing positive assets for the
residents of our community.
Sincerely,
Jim Randall
This summer, based on the last survey, various improve-
Executive Director
ments will be installed as examples of resident input and
a few examples include:
4Ice Cream Social
School's out for summer, so join us at Champions Park
Concession Stand for an old fashioned ice cream social.
Vanilla ice cream, with a variety of yummy toppings, will
be provided for you to create your ice cream sundae. Ar-
range to meet family and neighbors for a treat, or meet
new families while enjoying the park and your frosty treat.
Code:
Ages: All
Day/Date: Wed, June 3
Rain date: Thurs, June 4
Special Events
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Fee: FREE
Location: Champions Park Concession Stand
LWSRA’s Free Park Party
Mark your calendars to join LWSRA at a free Park Party
at Plank Trail Park, located at 21442 Plank Trail Drive,
Frankfort on Monday, June 22 from 6:00-7:30 pm. This
fun opportunity is open to all and includes the following:
• Bounce House
• DJ Dance Party
• Popcorn & Lemonade
• Guest Mascots
Please contact LWSRA at (815) 320-3507 for more in-
formation.
Job Fair-NEW!
You are invited to meet with staff members of the Frank-
fort Square Park District. Individuals seeking seasonal or
year-round employment are invited to learn more about
different job opportunities. We are currently hiring Be-
fore and After School Staff, F.A.N. (Fitness Attendants),
Preschool Teachers & Teacher Assistants, and Seasonal
Maintenance. Join us to ask questions and fill out an ap-
plication on site.
Ages: 16 & Up
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Date: Thurs, July 9
Location: Park District Administration Building
Looking for permanent part-time Before &
After School staff to work the upcoming 2020-
2021 school year. Starting pay begins at $12/hour +.
Flexible schedule with opportunity for year-round
employment.
5Summer Concert Series Local Showcase- Community Concert
Bring your favorite lawn chair or blanket and join us lake- Join your talented neighbors for the following community
side for our Summer Concert Series to experience an performance at the Island Prairie Park Bandshell.
array of talented music artists for all ages.These concerts
are free and begin at 7:00 pm. The Bandshell is located Lincoln-Way Youth Strings- Thurs, June 25
behind the Community Center, 7540 W. Braemar Lane. Join Lincoln-Way Youth Strings at 6:30 pm as they con-
clude their summer camp experience with an outdoor
Please remember, alcohol is not permitted on Park Dis- concert.
trict property.
Relay for Life of Greater Will County
Miss Jamie- Thurs, May 14 Save the date! Saturday, June 20, 2020. The event will be
Special Events
(Concert starts at noon) taking place at Lincoln-Way North High School. This
Miss Jamie’s Farm is a popular music show for young kids family-friendly community walking and fundraising event
and their families, sharing values from life down on the farm features entertainment, food, activities, and fun for the
through songs both new and familiar. Sing, dance, laugh, whole family.There are games, survivor and caregiver din-
and learn with Miss Jamie and her farm puppet friends! ner, activities, crafts, music, the emotional luminaria cere-
mony, and much, much more. Gather your team of family,
Sushi Roll- Tues, June 16 friends, and coworkers, and we will walk together to help
Sushi Roll has their own unique blend of high-energy the American Cancer Society Lead the Fight for a World
dance music and rock 'n' roll swagger and then top off without Cancer.
with memorable stage costumes inspired by cosplay, To register: www.relayforlife.org/greaterwillcountyil. Or
anime, and superheroes. They easily transition between you may call Community Development Manager, Morgan
revved-up versions of your favorite pop and rock hits by Garland at (800) 227-2345 or morgan.garland@cancer.org.
artists like Bruno Mars, Rick Springfield, Lady Gaga, Nelly, Details on the kickoff launch party will be available soon!
AC/DC, P!nk, Neon Trees, and the Jackson 5, connecting
them into a non-stop musical journey that is perfect! Miles for Maddog 5k/10k
Save the Date! Saturday, June 27, 2020. The event will be
Rosie & The Rivets- Tues, July 21 taking place at Lincoln-Way North High School track.
Rosie & The Rivets are your Premier Retro Rock & Roll Miles for Maddog is a certified and sanctioned 5K/10K
Show performing an electrifying female-fronted retro- Run and Walk that celebrates the hearts and souls of or-
spective tribute to the first ten years (1954-1964) of gan donation by honoring all those who have selflessly
Rock & Roll. Along with early Rock & Roll favorites, you’ll donated their organs and tissues--both Angel Donors and
hear Girl Group, Rockabilly, R&B, Surf, and British Invasion Living Donors, including Maddie “Maddog” Grobmeier,
featuring Rosie’s powerful and versatile voice backed by a whose organ donations saved three lives and whose tis-
band with extensive theater/tribute/roots music experi- sue donations changed the lives of countless others.
ence you won’t forget. Make no mistake, this is not your To register: tinyurl.com/milesformaddog2020. Or you may
typical ‘oldies playing oldies’ band. Rosie & The Rivets are email info@maddogstrong.org. More details are available
a high energy stage show that’s fresh and fun for all ages. at www.maddogstrong.org.
Ethan Bell Band- Tues, Aug 18
The Ethan Bell Band is what happens when retro-pop and
country music bump boots in the back of the honky tonk.
With bar bashing, boy band belting, flashy stage move
dancing, and storytelling that your grandma would pass
out candy for. They keep audiences captivated with their
mashups of pop, hip hop, and country songs that you love
from your radio, while swooning you with their romantic
ballads and introspective songwriting. They bring a Nash-
ville flavor to Chicago!
6Before and After School Program (BAS) BAS registration in this program is available only to stu-
The Before and After School (BAS) program provides stu- dents of Summit Hill School District 161.
dents of Summit Hill School District 161, in grades kinder- Fees: 2020-2021 school year
garten through six, a structured, safe place to be cared for
immediately before and after school. Working parents have Weekly Tuition 5 days 4 days 3 days 2 days 1 day
Before and After School Program
the assurance that their children are in a quality program in Before School Only $51 $41 $31 $26 $14
an ideal environment, knowing that they are being well super- After School Only $62 $52 $41 $31 $16
vised. Our program is staffed by certified teachers as well as Before & After School $98 $88 $67 $52 $27
other trained, experienced leaders, all employed by the park
district. Hours are from 6:30 am until school begins and im-
mediately after school until 6:30 pm, including all half days. In the event your child is dropped off and not
on our roster, a $25 drop-in fee will be auto-
Transportation will be provided by existing school buses matically added to your household account in
at all participating Summit Hill District 161 schools. addition to the regular single day fee.
Students have access to a full size gymnasium for games
and active play, along with a full playground. A baseball
field, pickle ball courts and a playground are directly out-
side the building for the children to use as well. Save the date!
Initial registration must be completed at the park district BAS Open House
to ensure parents/guardians receive all the necessary pa- Wednesday, July 29th 6:00-7:00 pm at Mary Drew
perwork. Registration for the specific days may be com- Tour the facility, ask questions, meet some of our team
pleted by the parent/guardian, either online or at the park and pick up informational flyers.
district office.
*FYI:The deadline for the first week of school will be
Each participant must be registered by Wednes- Wednesday, August 5th at noon, both in-person and online*
day at noon, ten days prior to the week needed, to
allow for staffing and roster completion.
Open to the following schools:Arbury Hills, Indian Trail,
Frankfort Square, Julian Rogus, and Hilda Walker. Lincoln-
Way 210 school buses will transport child(ren) from
their school to Mary Drew.
Snow day info: Care will also be offered on days that
Summit Hill School District 161 closes for snow or
other weather related emergencies. All BAS par-
ticipants already registered for that day are wel-
come to attend at no additional charge. Students
not registered are welcome at a fee of $44/day.
Care will be provided from 6:30 am-6:30 pm.
Grades: K - 6th
Dates: August 21 - June 5 (tentative)
Note: The BAS program will follow the Summit
Hill 161 school calendar.
Location: Mary Drew
7Escapades
Days off from school can be inconvenient and boring…or
they can be exciting and adventurous with day off school
Escapades! There will be plenty of games, crafts, activities,
and trips each day to ensure plenty of fun and enter-
tainment for your little ones. Each Escapade is based on
a different theme and promises to provide participants
with a new and different experience each day they at-
tend! Please send your children with a sack lunch, a water
bottle, and tennis shoes. An Escapades t-shirt will be avail-
able for pick up at the office, additional shirts are available
for purchase for $8. Escapade shirts must be worn each
Escapades
day your child(ren) attend.
All field trips are subject to change.
Grades: K-6th
Time: 6:30 am-6:30 pm
Fee: $44 per day
Location: Mary Drew
Days/Dates:
Spring Break Getaway- Who knew there could be a
beach vacation in Frankfort? The whole week will con-
sist of beach games and activities…it’ll almost feel like a
tropical vacation!
Mon, Mar 30- United Gymnastics Academy
Tues, Mar 31- Sky High
Wed, Apr 1- Twist Stars
Thurs, Apr 2- Lifetime Fitness Rock Climbing
Fri, Apr 3- Lifetime Fitness Indoor Swimming
Easter Carnival Games- Hop around Mary Drew with
us and play carnival-style games both inside and outside,
pending weather.
Mon, Apr 13- White Mountain Mini Golf
Escapades are available to all students
in grades K-6th, regardless of the school
district they attend.
8Early Childhood Summer Camp Additional Information
Come join the fun this summer at Early Childhood Sum- Each child must have a 2020 registration form on
mer Camp specifically for your preschool aged child. Ev- file in order to attend.
ery week will be a different theme with crafts and activi- Each child must bring a sack lunch every day.
ties built around that theme. Each day will include Splash Please send your camper with a water bottle,
Park time, outside play, crafts, music, stories, free play, and towel, sunscreen, swim attire, sack lunch, and
Early Childhood Summer Camp
gym shoes each day.
lunch. Campers will spend their morning being active.
Children will not change out of their bathing
Please provide a sack lunch for your camper. We suits. It is recommended girls come in two-piece
go to the Splash Park at the end of our half days, bathing suits, or comfortable one piece that can
so just a friendly reminder...swim attire needs to be worn all day. It is recommended boys come in
be worn underneath the children's clothing . All swim trunks and a swim shirt.
children must be potty trained and able to separate No flip flops, please. It is also recommended that
from parents. children wear sandals with closed backs.
Registration begins Monday, April 13, 2020 Early Childhood Camp Schedule 2020
In order to efficiently prepare for staffing and supplies Week 1 June 8 - 12
all camp registrations must be completed by Monday at Week 2 June 15 - 19
midnight, 6 days in advance of the week for which you are Week 3 June 22 - 26
registering. A payment deadline calendar may be picked Week 4 June 29-July 2 (No Camp July 3)
up at the Administration Building. Week 5 July 6 - 10
Ages: 3 - Kindergarten Week 6 July 13 - 17
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, June 8-Aug 7 Week 7 July 20- 24
(no camp July 3) Week 8 July 27 - July 31
Fees: Week 9 August 3-7
Weekly fee: $95 R / $118.75 NR
4th of July week fee: $76 R / $95 NR
Daily fee: $20 R / $25 NR per day Save the date!
(OFFERING DAILY REGISTRATION) Early Childhood Camp Open House
Location: Park District Administration Building
Times: 9:15-noon Thursday, May 14th 5:00-6:00 pm at Admin Building
Tour the facility, meet some of our team, and pick up
9:15-9:30 am Check in, meet & greet, coloring informational flyers.
books/sheets, storytime, freeplay
9:30-10:30 am Outside play, chalk, bubbles, hop
scotch, relays, playground
10:30-11:00 am Art project or craft inside, playdough,
finger painting
11:00-11:30 am Lunch
11:30-noon Splash Park, water games, water bal-
loons
9Summer Day Camp
Come and join us at the Frankfort Square Park District
for a summer full of fun and adventure! The Summer Day
Camp Program is designed to allow kids to socialize and
interact with other kids their age, while spending their
days being active and keeping their minds busy! All ages
will have the opportunity to partake in multiple crafts,
games, and activities each day. To add more excitement
and adventure, we will incorporate 3 field trips a week
Summer Day Camp
to make sure there is always something new on the hori-
zon! Every week will be a different theme with crafts and
activities built around that theme. Before and after care
is also available.
Registration begins Monday, April 13, 2020.
Grades: Entering 1st-6th in Fall 2020
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, June 8-Aug 14 (no camp July 3)
Week 10-NEW! See below for information.
Time: 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Before Care: 7:00-9:00 am
After Care: 4:00-6:00 pm
Location: Mary Drew
Camp Fees 2020
All field trip costs are included in the fees listed below.
Camp-9:00 am-4:00 pm Resident Non-Resident
5 days (Monday-Friday) $155 $193.75
Week of July 4 (4 days) $128 $160
Individual Daily Registrations $37 / day $47 / day
Before Care-7:00-9:00 am
5 days (Monday-Friday) $50 $63
Week of July 4 (4 days) $40 $50
Individual Daily Registrations $13 / day $16 / day
After Care-4:00-6:00 pm
5 days (Monday-Friday) $50 $63
Week of June 29 (4 days) $40 $50
Individual Daily Registrations $13 / day $16 / day
Week of August 10-14 from 9:00 am-4:00 pm-NEW!
Single day- no field trips $40
~Single day must reach a minimum of 9 campers per day
to run~
10Registration and Payment Schedule
In order to efficiently prepare for staffing and supplies,
all camp registrations must be completed by Monday at
midnight, 6 days in advance of the week for which you are
registering. A payment deadline calendar may be picked
up at the Administration Building.
Additional Information
Field trips are subject to change.
Summer Day Camp
Each participant will receive one camp t-shirt the
first time they sign up for camp. Extra t-shirts are
available for purchase at the park district front
office for an additional $8.00.
Each child must have a 2020 registration form on
file in order to attend.
Parents will receive a parent manual at the time
of registration and are expected to review the
rules and expectations with their campers.
Please do not allow your camper to bring any-
thing valuable to camp, as the FSPD is not re-
sponsible for lost, stolen, or damaged belongings.
Please send your camper with a sack lunch, two
snacks, a water bottle, sunscreen, and gym shoes
each day.
The start date of camp is set with the assump-
tion that no school makeup days are used, and is
subject to change depending on the final day of
school.
Save the date!
Day Camp Open House
Thursday, May 14th 7:00-8:00 pm at Mary Drew
Tour the facility, ask questions, meet some of our team,
and pick up informational flyers
Day Camp Schedule 2020
Week 1 June 8-12
Week 2 June 15-19
Week 3 June 22-26
Week 4 June 29-July 2
No Camp July 3
Week 5 July 6-10
Week 6 July 13-17
Week 7 July 20-24
Week 8 July 27-31
Week 9 Aug 3-7
Week 10 NEW Aug 10-14
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Summer Day Camp
Frankfort Square Park District Summer Day Camp Themes & Field Trips 2020
Please note all field trips are subject to change. FYI: There are no rain dates or refunds for field trips.
Day Camp Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Weeks & Theme Movie & Messy Field Trip Field Trip New Water Games Field Trip
Monday Each Week
June 8-12 Team Building Games Palos Heights Pool White Mountain Wacky Water Day Tinley Park Pool
Carnival Week Camp meet-N-greet Foot Golf
Freeze Pops
June 15-19 Movie Monday Lemont Centennial Thunder Bowl Wacky Water Day Tinley Park Pool
Camping Week Ice Cream Sandwiches Pool
June 22-26 Movie Monday Palos Heights Pool Flip Star Gymnastics Wacky Water Day Tinley Park Pool
Outer Space Week Fudgesicles Academy
(New Lenox location)
June 29-July 2-No camp 7/3 Movie Monday Lemont Centennial Pump It Up Wacky Water Day No Camp
STEAM Week Rocket pops Pool In observation of
July 4th
July 6-10 Movie Monday Palos Heights Pool Chicago Sky Wacky Water Day Tinley Park Pool
Movie Week Push Pops Basketball Game
July 13-17 Movie Monday Lemont Centennial Tinley Junction Mini Wacky Water Day Tinley Park Pool
America Week S’more roasting Pool Golf
July 20-24 Movie Monday Palos Heights Pool Wacky Water Day Gym-Kinetics Tinley Park Pool
Christmas in July Week Ice Cream Sundaes
July 27-31 Movie Monday Lemont Centennial Naperville Yard Wacky Water Day Tinley Park Pool
Beach Week Popsicles Pool
August 3-7 Movie Monday Palos Heights Pool Urban Air Wacky Water Day Lemont Centennial
Holiday Week Popcorn Pool
August 10-14 (no trips) Movie Monday Trivia Tuesday/ Mid-week obstacle Wacky Water Day Camp End of Summer
Week #10-NEW! Orange Dreamsicles Scavenger hunt course challenge Talent ShowEarly Learning Center-Preschool
2020 School Year
Registration
Early Learning Center/Preschool Programs
In-person registration for both residents and non-residents
continues at the Frankfort Square Park District Administra-
tion Building Office. A $50 non-refundable registration fee
is required at the time of registration. Tuition payments can
be made monthly, beginning in August, and ending in April. If
tuition is paid in full by July 31, 2020, $100 will be deducted
from your tuition amount. Birth certificates are required at
the time of registration.
Note: All participants must be toilet trained and ready for
the preschool setting.
3 Year Old Program
The emphasis for our 3 year olds is socialization imbed-
ded in a learning environment. Children will be read stories
every day that relate to a daily theme. In addition, they will
spend time discussing the story so they can practice their
comprehension and speaking/listening skills. Along with the
story, children sing songs, move to music, assemble puzzles,
play games, and have some free time to explore other ar-
eas of interest. We will work on color, shape, number, and
letter recognition along with learning to write our names.
Finally, we will focus on many things, people, and places in
the world around us as we learn and grow.
Age: 3 years old on or before Sept. 1, 2020
Days/Dates: Tues. & Thurs (Sept 2020-May 2021)
Fee: $775 R / $968.75 NR
Location: Park District Administration Building
Time: 9:15-11:15 am
9:30-11:30 am
Note: Registration numbers will determine class size and
additional class times.
4 Year Old Program
Our 4 year old program will focus on preparing students
for Kindergarten in a socially-based preschool setting. Mommy & Me
We will work on number and letter recognition, as well Celebrate Mother’s Day “horsing around” with your child
as pre-reading skills such as rhyming and letter sounds. at Nova Quarter Horses! This fun filled experience in-
Mathematical skills such as sorting, sequencing, counting, cludes a riding lesson and a tour of the barn where you
recognizing numbers, and comparing numbers/quantities will have the opportunity to learn how to groom a horse.
will be introduced. Finally, we will discuss and explore Then it’s time to get crafty! Every child will be provided
seasons, holidays, and weather. Through learning centers, with the materials needed to make mom a memorable
songs, movement activities, craft projects, science experi- keepsake. Come out and join us for this very unique
ments, and hands-on activities, your child will have fun Mother’s Day experience!
while learning in a comfortable atmosphere. Ages: 6 & Up
Age: 4 years old on or before Sept 1, 2020 Days/Dates/Times:
Days/Dates: Mon, Wed, Fri (Sept 2020-May 2021)
Fee: $1476 R / $1845 NR 600006-08 Fri, May 8 6:00-8:00 pm
Location: Park District Administration Building 600006-09 Sat, May 9 3:30-5:30 pm
Time: 9:15 am-12:15 pm Fee: $80 R /$90 NR per couple
9:30 am-12:30 pm $35 R /$45 NR additional rider
Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
(708) 479-3696 13Drawing Art Camp Make it For Father’s Day
Students will learn and apply technical skills through the Homemade presents come from the heart! That’s why
completion of various art projects each day. Masterpieces we’ll make one for your father, grandfather, uncle, or
will be completed through the application and manipula- whomever you wish. By the end of this class, you’ll have a
tion of drawing materials such as pencils, pens, and pas- one-of-a-kind present to give that special someone.
tels. All art supplies will be provided.
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Preschool & Youth Programs
Ages: 3-6
Grades: K-6th Day/Date: Wed, June 10
Days/Dates: Mon, Wed, Fri, June 8-12 Time: 12:30-1:30 pm
Time: 4:30-6:00 pm Fee: $15 R / $18.75 NR
Fee: $38 R / $47.50 NR / 3 sessions Location: Park District Administration Building
Location: Mary Drew Room 104
Babysitter Training
Summer Horse Camp This is a two day class which focuses on providing youth
Come join us for fun-filled days of learning horsemanship
who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills
skills. Students will have hands-on experience in groom-
necessary to safely and responsibly provide care for chil-
ing, bridling, and saddling horses. Every day will also in-
dren and infants in the absence of parents. This training
clude a riding lesson. Wednesday is BBQ and wacky wa-
will help participants to develop leadership skills, learn
ter day, and the last day of camp we will have a horse
show for the students to demonstrate their skills to fam- how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves
ily and friends. There are two sessions available; camp is and others safe, help children behave, and learn about ba-
Monday through Thursday from 9am to 3pm. sic child care and basic first aid. Certification for this class
Ages: 7-18 includes participant’s workbook, emergency guide, and
Days/Dates/Times: CD-Rom, as well as an American Red Cross Babysitters
Training certificate. Attendance is required for the entire
204050-01 June 8 - 11 9:00 am-3:00 pm
two days to receive certificate. Any exceptions need to
204050-02 July 20- 23 9:00 am-3:00 pm
be approved in advance by the instructor. Students wish-
Fee: $325 R /$340 NR
ing to achieve certification for Babysitter Training must
Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
attend both classes. The instructor will give the students
10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
a 15 minute break each day, please provide your child
(708) 479-3696
with a snack.
Summer Piano Lessons-NEW! 204002-02
Lessons are 30 minutes long and include 4 sessions. Chil- Ages: 11-15
dren with all levels of experience are welcome, and no Days/Dates: Mon, June 15 & Wed, June 17
prior instruction in piano or music is required. In addi- Time: 4:00-7:30 pm
tion, students may need to purchase their own instruc- Location: Mary Drew Room 104
tion books and music. Students with prior experience Fee: $72 R / $90 NR
should bring those materials with them on the first day
of lessons. Lessons will focus on the fundamentals of
performance technique, music theory, and good practice
habits. To reserve lesson times or for additional informa-
tion, email joerenardo71@gmail.com. Refunds will not be
granted for missed lessons.
Grades: K-8th
Time: Between 9:30 am-4:30 pm (schedule directly
with instructor)
Fee: $90 R / $95 NR
Location: Park District Administration Community Room
204007-00 Day/Dates: Tues, June 9-30 / 4 sessions
204007-01 Day/Dates: Tues, July 7-28 / 4 sessions
14Tot Time Wiggles & Giggles
Are you ready to meet new people and spend some play- Preschoolers will wiggle and giggle their way through
time with your little one in a non-structured environment? this fun-filled class while stretching their muscles and
This is the class for you! We will explore large and fine mo- marching to music. Age-appropriate activities will vary
tor activities through play (lots of toys), circle time (we sing each week using balls, balloons, and bubbles! Fingerplays,
songs and do fingerplays), and special time (different each rhymes and rhythm movements, hoops, and parachutes
week, examples are: parachute play, musical instruments, are also included.
Preschool & Youth Programs
crafts, etc.). So take some time and have fun with us! Ages: 2-3 (with adult)
Ages: Walking-3 (with parent) Time: 9:30-10:15 am
Time: 9:30-10:15 am Fee: $25 R / $28 NR / 3 sessions
Fee: $25 R / $28 NR / 3 sessions Location: Frankfort Founders Center
Location: Frankfort Founders Center 140 Oak Street
140 Oak Street 201060-00 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-July 2
201110-00 Day/Dates: Tues, June 16–30 201060-01 Day/Dates: Thurs, July 16-30
201110-01 Day/Dates: Tues, July 21–Aug 4
Daddy & Me
Rainbow Kids Celebrate Father’s Day “horsing around” with your child
Your toddler will love learning about colors and shapes in at Nova Quarter Horses! This fun-filled experience in-
this busy hands-on class. Multi-sensory materials, such as cludes a riding lesson and a tour of the barn where you
glue, tape, crayons, and paint will spark creativity, improve will have the opportunity to learn how to groom a horse.
motor skills, and create an environment for social interac- Then it’s time to get crafty! Every child will be provided
tion. Parent must stay if child has difficulty with separation. with the materials needed to make Dad a memorable
Ages: 3-5 keepsake. Come out and join us for this very unique
Time: 11:00-11:45 am Father’s Day experience!
Fee: $30 R / $33 NR / 3 sessions Ages: 6 & Up
Location: Frankfort Founders Center Days/Dates/Times:
140 Oak Street 600007-04 Fri, June 19 5:30-7:30 pm
201039-00 Day/Dates: Tues, June 16-30 600007-05 Sat, June 20 3:30-5:30 pm
201039-01 Day/Dates: Tues, July 21-Aug 4 Fee: $80 R /$90 NR per couple
$35 R /$45 NR additional rider
Cookie Creations Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
Your child will prepare a variety of different types of 10129 W. 187th St. Mokena
cookies each week! We will follow the recipe's directions, (708) 479-3696
measure, and clean up as part of the class. All participants
will go home with plenty to share. Please note, all ingredi- Disney-inspired Lion King Stuffing Party-
ents are peanut and tree nut free. NEW!
Hakuna Matata! It means no worries and we will cel-
201042-02 ebrate this problem-free philosophy at our stuffing par-
Ages: 3½-8 ty! We will stuff our very own “Simba” lions, read the
Day/Dates: Wed, June 17-July 1 Disney classic, sing along to the soundtrack, make a craft,
Time: 12:30-1:45 pm and end with a grand finale march of the lions! Join us for
Fee: $30 R / $37.50 NR / 3 sessions a roaring good time!
Location: Park District Administration Building 201043-00
Ages: 3½-8
Day/Date: Tues, June 30
Time: 12:15-1:15 pm
Fee: $28 R / $35 NR
Location: Park District Administration Building
15Preschool & Youth Programs
Princess Pals
What could be more fun than pretending to be princess-
es with your best pals? That’s just what will be happening
this summer when you join “Princess Pals”. Each week,
we will feature a different princess and learn all about her
Mixed Media Art Camp
through crafts, songs, stories, and creative play. So join us
The mixed media art classes offer a blend of the use of
for a magical summer with old and new friends.
different art mediums such as pencil, paint, pastels, and
paper as an introduction to various styles and elements. 201038-00
Students will produce a unique art project each week Ages: 3-6
and will progressively learn skills which will be applied Day/Dates: Mon, July 13 - 27
throughout the courses. All art supplies will be provided. Time: 1:45-2:45 pm
204005-01 Fee: $21 R / $26 NR / 3 sessions
Grades: K-6th Location: Park District Administrative Building
Day/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 13-17
Time: 4:30-5:30 pm Magic Class
Fee: $40 R / $50 NR / 5 sessions Children will have a great time as they learn a collection of
Location: Mary Drew Room 104 fascinating and mesmerizing tricks! Amaze family and friends
with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading, and
Digging for Dinosaurs more. While the tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discover
Calling all paleontologists! Each week, our little dinosaur that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materi-
als are provided, and each child receives a magic kit to take
diggers will dive into the fascinating world of reptiles that
home. New tricks are always taught each session!
lived long ago. They will share some stories, do a craft,
204120-00
and learn about dinosaurs. Our future scientists will also
Ages: 5-12
enjoy making their own dinosaur fossils and digging for
Day/Date: Tues, July 14
bones.Your little paleontologist will have some dino-riffic
Time: 5:00-5:55 pm
summer fun! Fee: $22 R / $28 NR
201000-00 Location: Mary Drew
Ages: 3-6
Day/Dates: Mon, July 13 - 27 Paint Yourself Silly
Time: 12:30-1:30 pm Does your child like art? Is he/she interested in books?
Fee: $21 R / $26 NR / 3 sessions Then this is the class for him/her! We will read a differ-
Location: Park District Administration Building ent children’s book each week and make a fun craft that
relates to the story, using different styles and lots of paint!
Please dress for a mess!
201005-00
Ages: 3-6
Day/Dates: Wed, July 15-29
Time: 12:30-1:30 pm
Fee: $21 R / $26 NR / 3 sessions
Location: Park District Administration Building
16Safe at Home Silly Safari-NEW!
This course will teach children who are home alone the im- Grrr! Roarrrr! Grab your binoculars and join us on a Silly
portance of behaving responsibly and how to handle them- Safari! What animals do you think we will see? Participants
selves when confronted with a challenge, such as answering will get to stuff their very own safari animals (monkey or
the telephone or the door when parents are away. Topics elephant), listen to a story, play a game, make a craft, and end
covered include safety in the home, proper use of keys, what with a grand finale march of the animals! Let your wild ani-
to do in case of an emergency, how to respond to strangers mals loose for this one-of-a-kind adventure!
Preschool & Youth Programs
and general house rules. Fee includes workbook. Disclaimer: 201044-00
This course does NOT endorse children being home alone; Ages: 3½-8
that responsibility lies with the parents. This course simply Day/Date: Tues, July 28
prepares children to be safe and careful when parents are Time: 12:15-1:15 pm
not immediately available. Fee: $28 R / $35 NR
Location: Park District Administration Building
204003-01
Ages: 6-10 Let’s Get Ready for Preschool-NEW!
Day/Date: Mon, July 20 The first day of school can be scary, but this class will help your
Time: 4:00-5:30 pm child get a preview of what to expect by practicing basic shapes,
Fee: $32 R / $40 NR numbers, and colors. One of our preschool teachers that teaches
Location: Mary Drew Room 104 both our 3 & 4 year old preschool will be teaching this class.
201024-00
First Aid for Kids Ages: 3-4
This American Red Cross class teaches children basic health Days/Dates: Mon-Fri Aug 10-14
and safety tips focusing on shock, bleeding, choking, the Heim- Time: 9:30-10:30 am
lich maneuver, burns, poisons, and much more! Many hands-on Fee: $32 R / $40 NR / 5 sessions
activities will be provided for additional reinforcement. Upon Location: Park District Administration Building
completion of class, a Red Cross certificate will be received. Critter Classes: Reptiles,Amphibians, Bugs & More
204001-02 This 4-week class is an introduction to some of the world’s
Ages: 6-10 most misunderstood creatures. Reptiles, Amphibians, and Bugs.
We will teach the importance of these creatures to the environ-
Day/Date: Mon, July 20
ment, their natural history, and how to take care of them as pets.
Time: 6:00-7:30 pm
Each class will feature live animals. Classes are taught by experts
Fee: $32 R / $40 NR
from Crosstown Exotics, who have entertained and amazed au-
Location: Mary Drew Room 104
diences throughout Chicagoland with their extensive collection
of cold-blooded ambassadors. Some classes take place outdoors,
American Ninja Warrior so dress accordingly. No open toed shoes please!
Join us for a fun and fast moving program! We will start with
204113-00
a quick warm up to get hyped up and then go right into many
Ages: 5-12
obstacles courses and practice speed, balance, and coordina-
Day/Dates: Tues, Aug 11-Sept 1
tion. Gather your friends to add a little competition.
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
201032-00 Fee: $45 R / $50 NR / 4 sessions
Ages: 4-7 Location: Frankfort Founders Center
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm 140 Oak Street
201032-01 Horseback Riding
Ages: 7-10 Classes are offered in indoor and outdoor arenas with experi-
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm enced, enthusiastic instructors for beginner through advanced
Day/Date: Fri, July 24 in both English and Western disciplines. Discount rates are of-
Fee: $12 R / $15 NR fered to residents of the Frankfort Square Park District for a
Location: Mary Drew five-lesson card, which includes 5 individual one hour lessons
within a group format. Lesson times are scheduled through
Nova Quarter Horses, Inc. Once you purchase a lesson card
through the park district, call the stable to arrange classes. Long
pants and hard soled or gym shoes are required.
600000-09
Ages: 6 & Up
Fee: $185 R / $222 NR
Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
(708) 479-3696
17Leaps and Turns Prerequisite: Participants must have skills from previous
This technique class focuses on leaps, turns, and skills level to move up.
used in Ballet, Jazz and Contemporary.
Session #1 Tues, May 12-June 9 Tiny Acro- Forward roll, handstand, bridge, cartwheel
Acro 1- Standing back bend, round off, handstand for-
205009-00 Grades K-2nd
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm ward roll
Acro 2- Front & back limber, back walkover, introduction
205009-01 Grades 3-5th
to flip flops, & aerials
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Acro 3- Flip flop, back tuck, aerial, handspring
205009-02 Grades 6-8th
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Princess Dance Camp
Dance Programs
205009-03 Grades 9-12th Dancers will learn ballet basics and have fun with creative
Time: 7:00-8:00pm movement while listening to their favorite princess songs.
Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 5 sessions Parents are invited to watch the last 15 minutes of the
Session #2 Tues, July 28- Aug 25 Friday class to see what the dancers have worked on all
205013-00 Grades K-2nd week. Please bring a water bottle to class each day.
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm 205010-04
205013-01 Grades 3-5th Ages: 3-5
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 13-17
205013-02 Grades 6-8th Time: 10:00-11:30 am
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Fee: $90 R / $112.50 NR / 5 sessions
205013-03 Grades 9-12th Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio
Time: 7:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 5 sessions Mini Dance Camp
Dancers will learn ballet basics, intro jazz basics, and learn
Acro Skills Clinic a fun dance that will be performed at the end of the last
This class will focus on drills, stations, and different spot- class. Parents are invited to watch the last 15 minutes of
ting techniques to master specific skill(s) for the upcom- the Friday class to see what the dancers have worked on.
ing fall session. Class level is determined by skills not ages, Snacks will be provided each day. Please bring a water
ages only for Tiny Acro. bottle.
Session #1
205011-03
205015-04 Tiny Acro
Ages: 3½-6 Ages: 6-8
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 13-17
Time: 1:00-3:00 pm
205015-05 Acro 1
Fee: $100 R / $125 NR / 5 sessions
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio
205015-06 Acro 2
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Summer Dance Intensive
205015-07 Acro 3 Dancers will have a fun week filled with a combination of
Time: 7:00-8:00 pm Hip Hop, Jazz, and Contemporary. In addition to resident
Day/Dates: Wed, June 3-July 8
faculty, dancers will have the opportunity to learn from
Fee: $78 R / $98 NR / 6 sessions
guest teachers from the professional dance industry. Dai-
Session #2 ly classes will include strength and stretching, technique
205016-04 Tiny Acro sessions, rotating class styles, and choreography. Snacks
Ages: 3½-6 will be provided. Please bring a water bottle.
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 20-24
205016-05 Acro 1 Fee: $160 R / $200 NR / 5 sessions
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm Location: Mary Drew Studio
205016-06 Acro 2 205014-00 Ages: 9-11
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm
205016-07 Acro 3 205014-01 Ages: 12 & Up
Time: 7:00-8:00 pm
Day/Dates: Wed, July 29-Aug 26
Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 5 sessions All dance classes are held at Mary Drew.
18Gym Kinetics
Gym Kinetics is one of the largest gymnastics facilities in
the state, offering the latest equipment and experience
staff.
All gymnastics classes are held at:
Gym Kinetics
Time: 1:00-4:00 pm 19220 Ridge Road
Mokena, Illinois
(708) 479-6969
Dance/Gymnastics
Clothing Requirement
Girls and boys should wear comfortable gym clothes-
leotards or shorts and t-shirts. Gum, jewelry, and tights
are prohibited.
Baby Gym
This class is for walkers up to 2 years of age with adult.
You and your child will experience many different gross
motor activities in this class. Warm-up activities with
music, climbing, crawling, hanging, swinging, and jumping
are just a small sample of the activities that will be enjoyed.
Ages: Up to 2 (with adult)
Fee: $121 R / $151.25 NR / 8 sessions
206010-04 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
206010-05 Day/Dates: Tue, June 16-Aug 4
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
206010-06 Day/Dates: Wed, June 17-Aug 5
Time: 10:00-10:50 am
Mom and Mini
This program offers the adult and child the opportunity
to experience a wide range of gross motor activities
while being introduced to the sport of gymnastics. Each
class will provide you with a new experience on the
trampolines, balance beams, bars, and rings, along with
many other gross motor activities that are implemented
into the program in a fun environment.
Ages: 2-3 (with adult)
Fee: $121 R / $151.25 NR / 8 sessions
206020-05 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
Time: 10:00-10:50 am
206020-06 Day/Dates: Tue, June 16-Aug 4
Time: 10:00-10:50 am
206020-07 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-Aug 6
Time: 11:00-11:50 am
206020-08 Day/Dates: Sat, June 20-Aug 8
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
193 Year Olds Beginning Boys
No adult required in this class. Your 3 year old will This class is designed to introduce boys to the sport of
experience many different gross motor activities along gymnastics. Each student will learn fundamental skills on
with introductory gymnastics skills such as forward and all six pieces of boys’ apparatus-rings, parallel bars, high
backward rolls, cartwheels, trampoline activities, balance bar, pommel horse, vault, and tumbling.
beams, rings, and much more. Ages: 5-6
Age: 3 Fee: $128 R / $160 NR / 8 sessions
Fee: $121 R / $151.25 NR / 8 sessions 206203-03 Day/Dates: Tues, June 16-Aug 4
206030-06 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15 - Aug 3 Time: 9:00-10:00 am
Time: 11:00-11:50 am 206203-04 Day/Dates: Sat, June 20-Aug 8
206030-07 Day/Dates: Wed, June 17-Aug 5 Time: 9:00-10:00 am
Gymnastics
Time: 11:00-11:50 am Ages: 7-13
Fee: $128 R / $160 NR / 8 sessions
206030-08 Day/Dates: Wed, June 17-Aug 5
Time: 4:00-4:50 pm 206202-03 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
Time: 11:00 am-Noon
206030-09 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-Aug 6
Time: 10:00-10:50 am 206202-04 Day/Dates: Tues,June 16-Aug 4
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm
206030-10 Day/Dates: Sat, June 20-Aug 8
Time: 9:00-9:50 am Beginning Girls
This program will introduce girls to the sport of gymnastics.
Mini - 4 & 5 Year Olds Each student will learn basic tumbling skills along with
This class will continue to work on gross motor introductory skills on the balance beam, uneven bars, and vault.
coordination. Your little one will start learning beginner Ages: 5-6
stages of tumbling and experience all of the different Fee: $128 R / $160 NR / 8 sessions
gymnastic apparatus along with many different gross 206050-04 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
motor activities. Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Ages: 4-5
206050-05 Day/Dates: Tue, June 16-Aug 4
Fee: $121 R / $151.25 NR / 8 sessions
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
206041-07 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
Time: 9:00-9:50 am 206050-06 Day/Dates: Sat,June 20-Aug 8
206041-08 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3 Time: 10:00-11:00 am
Time: 6:00-6:50 pm Ages: 7-13
206041-09 Day/Dates: Tues, June 16-Aug 4 Fee: $128 R / $160 NR / 8 sessions
Time: 10:00-10:50 am 206051-05 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
206041-10 Day/Dates: Wed, June 17-Aug 5 Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Time: 11:00-11:50 am 206051-06 Day/Dates: Wed, June 17-Aug 5
206041-11 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-Aug 6 Time: 4:00-5:00 pm
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
206041-12 Day/Dates: Sat, June 20-Aug 8 206051-07 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-Aug 6
Time: 9:00-9:50 am Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
206051-08 Day/Dates: Sat, June 20-Aug 8
Time: 9:00-10:00 am
Advanced Beginners-Girls
This program is for students with previous gymnastics
experience. Requirements are as follows: back bend,
kickover, sound fundamental cartwheel, handstand,
pullover on bars, and back hip circles.
Ages: 6 & Up
Fee: $128 R / $160 NR / 8 sessions
206200-04 Day/Dates: Mon, June 15-Aug 3
Time: 11:00 am-Noon
206200-05 Day/Dates: Tues, June 16-Aug 4
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
206200-06 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-Aug 6
20 Time: 10:00-11:00 amLittle Kickers Little All-Stars
Little Kickers is designed for someone who has little or Skills will be taught in a fun and easy-to-learn environ-
no knowledge of soccer. This program introduces the ba- ment.Throwing, catching, base running, fielding, and hitting
sic fundamentals of soccer.The emphasis is on instruction will be learned in this introduction to t-ball. Non-compet-
rather than competition, as players learn the necessary itive games will be played during each class, allowing all
skills of soccer. Participants should dress in comfortable participants to get involved. Parents and guardians will be
clothes and gym shoes. Shin guards are required for this invited in approximately the last 10 minutes of each class.
program. NOTE: Each participant must bring his or her own mitt.
Ages: 3-6 203030-01
Day/Dates: Sat, June 6-July 18 Ages: 4-6
(no class July 4) Day/Dates: Mon, June 8-July 22
203208-00 9:00-9:35 am (no class June 29)
Athletics
203208-01 9:40-10:15 am Time: 5:30-6:15 pm
Fee: $35 R / $43.75 NR / 6 sessions Fee: $45 R / $56.25 NR / 6 Sessions
Location: Lincoln-Way North Location: Mary Drew
Intermediate Soccer ONE Star Girls Lacrosse Camp-NEW!
Intermediate Soccer is an extension of the Little Kick- The ONE Star Camps are perfect for beginners who are
ers program. Players continue to learn the fundamentals looking to learn this exciting sport! This girls-only camp
while improving their skills and confidence. Participants is a “crash course” in the fundamentals. The professional
must have taken Little Kickers to be eligible. Participants coaches at New Wave Lacrosse will teach athletes the
should dress in comfortable clothes and gym shoes. Shin skills necessary to advance to more competitive play. Skills
guards are required for this program. taught include dodging, stick work, creating offense, shoot-
ing and defense. Just bring a water bottle and a good at-
203205-04 titude.We provide the rest! No prerequisites are required.
Ages: 4-7
Day/Dates: Sat, June 6-July 18 203220-00
(no class July 4) Grades: 2nd-8th
Time: 10:20-11:15 am Days/Dates: Sat, June 13-Sun, June 14
Fee: $45 R / $56.25 NR / 6 sessions Times: 9:00-10:30 am
Location: Lincoln-Way North Location: Lincoln-Way North Stadium
Fee: $60/player
Pee-Wee Sports 203220-01
This program will introduce your little athlete to the Grades: 2nd-8th
world of sports! Pee-Wee Sports is designed to create an Days/Dates: Sat, July 18-Sun, July 19
interest in a variety of sports, while developing listening Times: 9:00-10:30 am
and motor skills. These skills will be taught in a fun, non- Location: Lincoln-Way North Stadium
competitive learning environment. A different sport will Fee: $60/player
be played each week including basketball, soccer, t-ball,
football, and more. Appropriately-sized equipment will
be used. Parents and guardians will be invited in approxi-
mately the last 10 minutes of each class.
203218-02
Ages: 4-6
Day/Dates: Mon, June 8-July 22
(no class June 29)
Time: 6:30-7:15 pm
Fee: $45 R / $56.25 NR / 6 Sessions
Location: Mary Drew
21Instructional Junior Basketball COMMUNITY ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS
This is a five week instructional class where children will be Frankfort Square Baseball League
taught the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and challenging n.bargas85@gmail.com
environment without an emphasis on competition. Children www.fsbl.net
will learn skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting.
Frankfort Square Park District Softball
203217-00 jkeenan@fspd.org
Ages: 4-7 www.fspd.org
Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-July 23
(no class July 2) Lincoln-Way Xplosion Basketball
Time: 5:00-5:45 pm vshark01@yahoo.com
Fee: $40 R / $50 NR / 5 Sessions www.lwxplosion.org
Location: Mary Drew Lincoln-Way Wildcats Basketball
Athletics
dwoodburn@hotmail.com
Basketball Skills & Drills www.lwwildcats.com
Do you want to improve your basketball shooting for next
Tinley-Frankfort Soccer Club
season? Then this is the program for you! Each week will
gjbdmb@yahoo.com
focus on a different aspect of the player’s shooting with high
www.tfsforce.com
intensity drills. If you are looking to take your game to the
next level, Basketball Skills & Drills will help you get there. Wildcat Cheer
203216-00 fswildcatscheer@gmail.com
Ages: 8-18 www.fswildcats.org
Day/Dates: Thurs, June 18-July 23 Wildcat Football
(no class July 2) frankfort.wildcats@gmail.com
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm www.fswildcats.org
Fee: $50 R / $62.50 NR / 5 Sessions
Location: Mary Drew Wildcat Wrestling
katie.theis@yahoo.com
Challenger International Soccer Camp-NEW! www.fswildcatswrestling.com
Challenger International Soccer Camps (staffed by coaches North Aquatics Club Sharks
from Europe, Brazil, and the U.S.) teach a fun, technical, and www.nacsharks.org
tactical based curriculum, revolving around five of the world’s
leading soccer nations: Brazil, France, Spain, UK, and the US.The
International Soccer Camp will feature a number of new ele- Outdoor Pickleball Courts
ments in the curriculum and will also include a ground-break- The park district offers opportunities for outdoor pickle-
ing technology feature, providing players with an app based ball play at two parks:
platform which will help them prepare before camp, learn skills • Champions Park (6 courts)
quicker and more efficiently during the camp, and then help • Community Park (2 courts)
them to continue their education and skill development with Courts are available for public use during regular park
camp homework and ongoing virtual training throughout the hours from sunrise to 10 pm (court lights are not avail-
season. Register at www.challengersports.com able beyond 10 pm) when they are not scheduled for park
Location: Lincoln-Way North Stadium district programs or permitted to other groups. Schedules
Day/Dates: Mon, July 20-Fri, July 24 are posted at each site. Nets are taken down each winter
203202-00 and replaced each spring in mid March, weather permitting.
Ages: 2-3
Fee: $90 R / $95 NR Learn to Play Pickleball
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm Designed for anyone wanting to learn the basics: the
203202-01 rules, point system, serving, volleys, faults, swing, games,
Ages: 4-5 and much more!
Fee: $90 R / $95 NR 207014-00
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Ages: 19 & Up
203202-02 Day/Dates: Wed, June 10-July 15
Ages: 6-14 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Fee: $145 R / $150 NR Fee: $30 R / $37.50 NR / 6 Sessions
Time: 5:00-8:00 pm Location: Champions Park
22Square Link Gift Cards
Square Links gift cards can be purchased in any amount,
and make great gifts for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, birth-
days, or any other time you would like to give the gift of
golf.
Junior Masters Program
Children ages 11-12 can become “Junior Masters” by suc-
Square Links Golf Course
cessfully passing a written golf knowledge test, and a golf
skills test. Junior Masters are offered full use and privi-
Square Links Golf Course & Driving Range leges of the Square Links Golf Course (with the excep-
7861 W. Saint Francis Road tion of motorized carts) without being accompanied by
Frankfort, IL 60423 an adult.
(815) 469-1600 The Junior Masters test is offered on a scheduled basis.
Players interested in taking the test must call Square Links
Watch for our season opening, approximately, at (815) 469-1600 to schedule a time. The fee is $5.00 at
April 1, 2020. the time of the test. Players who do not successfully pass
the test are welcome to take the test again until they are
Square Links, a 1,749 yard, par 32 course owned by successful.
the Frankfort Square Park District, is open daily spring
through fall. Golf is available on a first come, first served Private Lessons
basis. The driving range covers over 400,000 square feet Private lessons can be scheduled at Square Links by di-
and includes both manicured grass tees and synthetic rectly contacting PGA Golf Professional Ken Buss. Ken
stations. Also featured is an 18-hole natural grass putting has been a PGA Member for 50 years, and was awarded
course and a practice sand bunker. the Midwest Teacher of the Year in 1993. Contact Ken
directly at (708) 567-3667 to schedule private lessons.
Square Links Golf Course & Driving Range Season Passes
are available April 1-October 31, 2020. All passes must
be purchased at the park district Administration Building
to obtain a photo ID. Photo IDs must be presented with
each use throughout the season.
Season passes are not applicable for clubhouse merchan-
dise, special events, tournaments, outings, lessons, school
teams, or league play.
Category Golf Range Combo
R-Single $425 $345 $570
R-Senior, Single $375 $295 $450
R-Senior + Spouse $425 $345 $560
R-Family $640 $455 $825
NR-Single $530 $445 $710
NR-Senior, Single $465 $370 $560
NR-Senior + Spouse $530 $445 $700
NR-Family $800 $570 $1050
Note: Senior (62+ years of age)
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