Orange Community NON PROFIT ORG. Education & Recreation US POSTAGE Orange Community Orange School District PAID 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Cleveland, OH Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Permit No. 1723 Education & Recreation . . . It’s for a lifetime.

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Youth & Teens n Special Events & Travel n Aquatics n Stagecrafters n Orange Youth Sports Adult Education n Senior Adults n Early Childhood n Orange Art Center n Ski & Snowboarding Winter 2017 Registration Begins January 5 ORANGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION Serving the Greater Orange Communities since 1973 Fa2013 Dear Orange,

Winter Activity Thank you all for the warm and friendly welcome to your Registration Fair community. It has been an absolute pleasure meeting so many Thursday, Jan 5 nice people and groups of folks so passionate about this 6:00pm—7:30pm community and the educational and recreational opportunities Pepper Pike Learning Center offered through OCER.

As we look toward the future I’d like to welcome to the staff our Senior Adult new Art Center Coordinator, Debra Lee Meese, our new Program Valentine’s Luncheon Coordinator, Mike Callahan, our new Program Associate, Kaitlyn Friday, Feb 10 Newman, our new second shift custodian Mike Talley, and our 12:00 noon—2:00 pm new weekend custodian John Reccord. Orange Senior Center With the addition of these folks to our already hardworking, dedicated staff we are very excited about the future of OCER.

Orange Community Please take a few moments to look through this booklet and Night at the Q check out all of our new programs and activities. There’s Saturday, Jan 21 something for everyone! 8:30pm We look forward to you and your family’s participation this season. Please don’t hesitate to contact me with your comments, suggestions, and ideas.

Sincerely, Stagecrafters Presents

SHREK—the Musical Erin M. Fach, Director January 13 & 14, 2017 [email protected] 216-831-8600 ext. 5403

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By Phone Email Erin Fach Joan Schenkel Amanda Pinney Department Director Commission Chairperson Commission Vice-Chairperson 216-831-8601 216-410-6383 216-780-8352

Orange Community Education & Recreation serves the residents of Hunting Valley, Moreland Hills, Orange, Pepper Pike, Woodmere and portions of Solon, Bedford Hts. and Warrensville Hts. by offering year-round comprehensive enrichment and recreational activities, classes and services for all ages.

(216) 831-8601 www.orangerec.com WINTER 2017 Contents

Early Childhood…………………………………………………………… 2 Orange Early Childhood Preschool, Extended Day Program, Enrichment

Classes for Preschoolers Ages 2-5

Youth…………………………………………………………………………… 5 Enrichment Classes & Activities for Grades K-5, After School Pick Ups, Open Door Before/After School Childcare Program

Teens………………………………………………………………………… 12 Enrichment Classes & Activities for Grades 6-12 Orange Community Education & Recreation Ski, Travel & Special Events.………………………………………13 Orange City Schools Ski Trips, Community Special Events, Great Escape Trips for Adults of All Ages 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Orange Youth Sports …………………………………………………14 216.831.8601 Recreational & Travel Sports & Leagues for Grades K-6

WINTER 2017 Edition Stagecrafters………………………………………………………………16 Dramatic Arts Classes & Activities for Grades K-12 & Adults

PEPPER PIKE LEARNING CENTER Orange Art Center………………………………………………………19 WINTER OFFICE HOURS Fine Arts & Art Enrichment for Adults, Youth & Teens

Daytime: Mon – Fri 9am – 5pm Evening: Mon – Thurs 5pm – 8pm Adults of All Ages……………………………………………………… 23 Weekend: Saturday 9am - 1pm Enrichment Classes & Activities for Adults of All Ages

Offices and programs in the PPLC are closed on: Nov. 23-27, Dec. 23-26, 30-Jan. 2, Jan 16, Feb 20 No evening hours: Dec. 19-Jan. 2 Adult Sports……………………………………………………………… 27 Pick-up & League Sports for Adults Orange Board of Education Senior Adults……………………………………………………………… Dr. Edwin Holland, Superintendent 28 Jeffrey Leikin, President Programs, Services & Activities for Adults 55 and Over Melanie Weltman, Vice President Jennifer Cohen Aquatics………………………………………………………………………32 Dagmar Fellowes Aquatics Classes & Activities at the Indoor Pool Beth Wilson-Fish

Organizations…………………………………………………………… 36 Community, School, Service Clubs & Religious Organizations

Information…………………………………………………………………38 Staff & Commission Directory, Office Hours and Campus Map

Registration……………………………………………………………… 40 This brochure is published three Registration, Payment, Refund Procedures & Policies times a year in fall, winter, spring/summer. www.orangerec.com 1 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Early Childhood Winter 2017

Kelly Borders: Orange Early Childhood Coordinator PROGRAM OPTIONS 216-831-4909 or [email protected]

Orange Early Childhood is a program of the Orange Community Early Preschool for Twos Education & Recreation department, under the auspices of the This program is for children that turn two by June 30th, 2016. Orange Board of Education. The center is located in the Pepper Pike The Early Preschool Program is geared to create a foundation for Learning Center on the Orange City School campus. The Orange the early education years. Special focus will be placed on Early Childhood Center is a comprehensive program providing learning fundamental concepts, classes and activities for children ages 2-5. The center offers toddler developing social skills and and preschool classes with a variety of scheduling options, including becoming acclimated to a school half-day, full-day and extended care (between 7:00am and setting. Children do not need to be potty-trained to enroll in the 6:00pm). The Early Childhood program also offers enrichment Early Preschool Program, classes and a summer camp program. although this will be worked on throughout the year.

PRESCHOOL & TODDLER PROGRAM Preschool for Threes The Early Childhood program, which is accredited by the National This program is for children that Association for the Education of Young Children, has been in turn three by September 30th, operation for nearly forty years. The program offers a high-quality, developmentally appropriate curriculum that aligns with Ohio’s Early 2016. The Preschool Program is Learning and Development Standards, focusing on Social-Emotional geared to build on the Development, Approaches to Learning, Physical Well-Being and Motor foundation set in our Early Development, Cognitive Development and General Knowledge and Preschool Program. The Language and Literacy Development. Preschool Program provides hands-on and engaging activities that promote cognitive, social, physical and language The toddler and preschool experience is further enhanced with development. Children must potty-trained to enroll in the specialized programming including story time with a children’s Preschool Program. librarian from the Orange Branch Library, music class with a music specialist from the Beck Center for the Performing Arts and nutrition, wellness and fitness programming through Stretch-N-Grow. In Pre-Kindergarten for Fours th addition, our preschool program boasts a fully-stocked children’s This program is for children that turn four by September 30 , library and offers numerous field trips and special visitors throughout 2016. The Pre-Kindergarten Program is geared to extend the the school year. foundation set in our Preschool Program. Special focus will be placed on building and enhancing skills in all academic areas and gaining self-control, confidence and independence necessary to 2017-2018 REGISTRATION be prepared for Kindergarten. INFORMATION Young Fives Registration for the 2017-2018 School Year opens January 5th This program is for children that turn five by December 31st, (at the Winter Registration Fair) for current parents/Orange 2016. The Young Fives Program is geared for children that miss th School District residents and January 20 for non-residents. A the age cut-off for Kindergarten or for children that could benefit non-refundable $100 registration fee is required at the time of from an additional year of skill-building. The Young Fives registration. Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis. Please Program is structured to run just like a typical Kindergarten register early, as spaces are limited. For more information, call classroom. This program is a full-day, 5 day per week program. Orange Early Childhood at 216-831-4909.

ORANGE EARLY CHILDHOOD TOURS Orange Early Childhood will hold group tours on the evening of PARENT & CHILD ENRICHMENT January 5th (at the OCER Winter Registration Fair) and also on Friday, January 20th at 10:00am.This is a great opportunity to see our program, meet some of our experienced teachers and to hear more Little Lions about why our program is great! Registration materials will be Basketball available at the Winter Registration Fair for current parents/Orange Players with their parent will learn th School District residents and after the group tour on January 20 for dribbling, passing, shooting and the non-residents. fundamentals of basketball in a fun team atmosphere. Each child will Private tours will also be available by appointment only beginning in receive their own basketball and t- February. Registration is not required to attend any of the scheduled shirt. Orange Youth Sports January tours. Tours will be canceled if the Orange School District is Department closed due to inclement weather. No. 17WEC932 Ages 3-5 Saturdays 1/28-3/18 (8 sessions) 10:00- 10:45am PPLC Gym $109/resident $114/non-resident

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PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT Mix It Up—Breakfast Edition New! MIX IT UP is a unique hands-on cooking program for children ONE TIME FUN that love to cook! Your children will work individually, with partners and in groups to create creative meals, snacks and desserts. The students will gain cooking skills and vocabulary, such as how to Preschool Pottery Workshop measure, whisk, level, and knead, while learning about kitchen New! Hands on Pottery Studio will teach this fun program which safety and how to use various utensils. At the end of the class, combines ceramics and painting. Each young artist will create their students will wash their own dishes and clean their “work stations.” own unique designs on a heart dish using a variety of colors. Their Instructor, Stefani Apple, Mix It Up one of a kind plates will be glazed and fired and become a permanent No.17WEC520 Ages 3-5 Tuesdays 1/24-3/14 (8 sessions) 1:00- keepsake for them to enjoy, just in time for Valentine’s Day. This 1:45pm PPLC Rm. 41 $144/resident $149/non-resident class will begin with an explanation of the materials used and the process, followed by the joy of creating! Instructor, Hands On Pottery No. 17WEC505 Ages 3-5 Friday 2/3 (1 session) 1:00-2:00pm PPLC Rm. 49 $21/resident $24/non-resident

Mosaic Makers Workshop New! Join Hands on Pottery Studio for a fun mosaic class! We will be creating mosaic flowers to get ready for the upcoming spring. Children will learn the art of creating designs with small pieces of colorful tiles. Nothing is more inspiring than watching kids of all ages discover their ability to be creative! Instructor, Hands on Pottery No. 17WEC507 Ages 3-5 Friday 3/10 (1 session) 1:00-2:00pm PPLC Rm. 49 $21/resident $24/non-resident

ARTS & SCIENCES

Kidz Art New! KidzArt has been in Greater Cleveland for 11 years, serving hundreds of preschool aged children. Our “completely positive” environment promotes self-esteem and individuality. We incorporate counting, working left to right (reading readiness), fine-motor skills Math Monkey for Threes and use of scissors into our curriculum. Different art mediums are Our youngest troop of preschoolers receive an introduction to basic used each week. Join us for our 1st winter session at Orange math concepts such as number identification, counting, patterns, including: An Alien Spaceship, Watercolor Pizzas, Mandala Pasta shapes and more ideas that will help support them in Pre- Collage, Oil Pastel Still Life & Cloud Clay Bugs! All supplies are Kindergarten. This is an activity-based math enrichment program included in the fee. Cheryl Wilson, KidzArt Ohio filled with games and art projects that will stimulate and excite your No.17WEC547 Ages 3-5 Wednesdays 1/25-3/15 (8 sessions) 1:00- child as they become develop a love for math. Math Monkey 1:50pm PPLC Rm. 49 $134/resident $139/non-resident Instructor No. 17WEC662A Ages 3-4 Wednesdays 1/25-2/15 (4 sessions) 3:00-3:45pm PPLC Rm. 45 $69/resident $74/non-resident Future Scientists Future Scientists is where children question, challenge and examine their world with excitement and hands-on activities! In each class, Math Monkey for Fours/Fives students will experiment, analyze, predict and make a project Students continue to learn to read and write digits 0-9, develop an emphasizing the topic. Our goal is to excite children about science in understanding of quantity (more/less) and master the basics of a nurturing environment. Future Scientists trained and certified addition, subtraction, coins, clocks, shapes and story problems. teacher Students work on one-to-one correspondence, number recognition, Winter Topics: Animal Genes & Heredity, Moving Moon & Complements of 10, addition, subtraction, skip-counting and Extraordinary Earth, Nurturing Nutrition & Healthy Heart, Rocky developing a life-long love of math. Math Monkey Instructor Rocks & Erupting Volcanoes, Solar Power, Simple Machines, Terrific No. 17WEC662B Ages 4-5 Wednesdays 2/22-3/15 (4 sessions) Teeth, Marvelous Magnets 3:00-3:45pm PPLC Rm. 45 $69/resident $74/non-resident No. 17WEC651 Ages 3-5 Thursdays 1/26-3/16 (8 sessions) 1:00- 1:45pm PPLC Room 46 $139/resident $144/non-resident Lego® Bricks for Junior Engineers

Bricks 4 Kidz uses LEGO bricks to teach architecture, engineering, Ballet & Tap Dance robotics, and more! Join us to create & build everything from the New! Join us for an exciting new class with Carol Landis, a seasoned ticket booth to the tilt-a-whirl out of our LEGO bricks, motors & dance instructor with 35 years of experience as a studio owner and battery packs. Each week will feature a different model and utilize a instructor. Carol will help each child learn fun basic steps, songs and combination of DUPLO bricks, regular bricks and get an introduction dances to age-appropriate music. Special dance shoes or clothing are to LEGO technic pieces. We provide all the instruction, proprietary not required; dress your child in clothes and shoes he or she can model plans, LEGO bricks, motors & battery packs. Children will also move in comfortably. Carol Landis, Lakeshore Dance get to take home a custom mini-figure. Instructor, Kate Hazel, Bricks No.17WEC731 Ages 3-5 Tuesdays 1/24-3/14 (8 sessions) 1:00- 4 Kidz 1:45pm PPLC Rm. 45 $139/resident $144/non-resident No.17WEC745 Ages 4-5 Mondays 1/23-3/13 (except 2/20) (7 sessions) 1:00-2:00pm PPLC Room 45 $124/resident $129/non- resident www.orangerec.com 3 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Early Childhood Winter 2017

PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT THEATRE: PRE K CLASSES SPORTS & FITNESS Dramatic Play! Ages 3-5 This interactive class is an excellent way to introduce the long-term Little Racquets benefits of dramatic arts participation to students attending Pre-K. New! Little Racquets is a nationally-renowned program developed by Students participate in a variety of activities that develops speaking a United States Tennis Professional. The program offers tennis skills, builds confidence, and enhances social skills and creative instruction, games and social activities for children ages 3-11 in a learning. FUN and safe environment. Students will progress through the Instructors Wendy Erholm & Elisha Campbell are local theatre beginning stages of tennis in activities that enhance their physical professionals. and emotional abilities. Instructor, Rona Brody, Owner of Little No. 17WST100 Ages 3-5 Tuesday 1/31-3/7 (6 sessions) 1:00- Racquets 1:45pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident No.17WEC421 Ages 3-5 Mondays 1/23-3/13 (except 2/20) (7 sessions) 3:00-3:45pm PPLC Gym $144/resident $149/resident Movement & Make Believe! Ages 3-5

This class encourages students to use their own method of Taekwondo storytelling by expanding body awareness through creative Taekwondo will offer your preschool child a strong foundation in interpretation and character development. Instructors Wendy Erholm essential character qualities such as courtesy, respect and discipline. & Elisha Campbell are local theatre professionals. In addition, Taekwondo will improve your child’s motor skills and No. 17WST101 Ages 3-5 Wednesday 2/1-3/8 (6 sessions) 1:00- enhance their ability to pay attention and follow directions. All 1:45pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident classes are taught using safe, fun and exciting methods. Donna Papa, Owner, ATA Martial Arts Crafty Kids & Creative Thinkers! No. 17WEC811 Ages 3-5 Thursdays 1/26-3/16 (8 sessions) 3:00- 3:30pm PPLC Gym Ages 3-5 $99/resident $104/non-resident Imaginations will soar as mini ‘Crafters share artistic creations with friends while expressing individual meaning through art and Yoga for Preschoolers improvisation. Instructors Wendy Erholm & Elisha Campbell are local theatre professionals. Yoga for Preschoolers provides a fun and No. 17WST102 Ages 3-5 Thursday 2/2-3/9 (6 sessions) 2:00- engaging way for children to learn body 2:45pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident awareness and relaxation techniques. In addition, yoga provides children with increased abilities to focus, improved balance, muscle tone development and the ability to work through everyday frustrations in a calm way. Instructor, Megan Jolic, Certified Yoga Instructor 17WEC815 Ages 3-5 Tuesdays 1/24-3/14 (except 2/14) (7 sessions) 2:00-2:45pm PPLC Room 45 $79/resident $84/non-resident

Pee Wee Soccer This program will introduce basic soccer skills in a fun filled environment for boys and girls. Coach Dennis will focus on footwork, dribbling, passing and teamwork. Dennis Weyn, Professional Soccer Coach No. 17WEC920A Ages 3-4 Wednesdays 1/25-3/15 (8 sessions) 1:00-2:00pm PPLC Gym $109/resident $114/non-resident No. 17WEC920B Ages 4-5 Fridays 1/27-3/17 (8 sessions) 1:00- 2:00pm PPLC Gym $109/resident $114/non-resident

Sports Sampler During this active class we will learn a new and exciting sport every week. Children will develop physical skills while building a foundation of teamwork, patience and cooperation during every gym game. Be ready to run, throw, jump your way to fun each day! Instructor, Anthony Corona, Youth Department No. 17WEC925 Ages 3-5 Thursdays 1/26-3/16 (8 sessions) 1:00- 1:45pm PPLC Gym $119/resident $124/non-resident Did you know…? You can register online for classes and events at www.OrangeRec.com www.orangerec.com 4 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Youth Winter 2017

Mike Callahan: Program Coordinator, ext. 5100 Worlds of Amusement with Bricks 4 Sarah Gnoddie: Youth Program Supervisor, ext. 5101 Kidz Debbie Zimmerman: Open Door Supervisor, ext. 5606 New! Worlds of Amusement is a thrilling LEGO adventure building Kaitlyn Newman: Youth & Open Door Associate, ext. 5606 amusement park themed models that move & spin. Join Bricks 4 AJ Corona: Youth Associate, ext. 5106 Kidz to create & build everything from the ticket booth to the tilt-a- 216-831-8601 whirl out of our LEGO bricks, motors & battery packs. Each week will

feature a different model with grade appropriate builds to challenge The Orange Youth Department offers a comprehensive Afterschool, every building level. Classes will culminate with an end of session Saturday and Summer Enrichment Program for students in demonstration for you to see and photograph your child’s creations grades K-5. and participants get to make a custom mini-figure to take home. Bricks 4 Kidz Staff No. 17WYT139 Grades 1-5 Mondays 1/23-3/13 (except 2/20) (7 CLASSES & ACTIVITIES sessions) 3:45-4:45pm PPLC Room 43 $114/resident $119/non- resident FOR GRADES K-5 GameBOT Club New! Wanna make video games? Love building with LEGO® bricks? NOTE: If you do not get into the class of your choice please be sure This club is for you. Learn how to create video games using Scratch, to put your name on the waiting list. We will try to add additional free software from MIT that you can use at home long after the sections as waiting lists form based on availability of facilities and class. Then, we'll bring the action to life as we build and program staff. You will be called from the waiting list if we are able to LEGO® WeDo® robots to go with our custom animations. Bring a accommodate your child. flash drive or purchase one from instructor. Gigalearn Instructor No. 17SYT180 Grades 2-5 Thursdays 3/16-4/13 (except 3/30) (4 IMPORTANT NOTICE: If your student attends Moreland Hills sessions) 3:45-5:15pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $94/non- Elementary and will not be attending one of his/her after school resident programs, please contact the Youth office at 216-831-8601 ext. 5606 and send a note to the Moreland Hills classroom teacher prior to the after school program. This will ensure a safe, efficient and timely dismissal.

PICKING UP FROM CLASSES: Parents must come in and sign their child out from youth classes. At Moreland Hills School park in the bus loop and enter the building at the entrance over the bridge. At PPLC park in the front lot and enter at the main entrance.

OOPS! We cancelled it because we didn’t know you were coming! Sometimes excellent courses are cancelled when too many people wait until the last minute to register. Please avoid disappointment and try to register at least one week before the course begins.

Future Kitchen Chemistry New! What’s cooking? Cool science Scientists and you! The Kitchen Chemistry New Topics! FUTURE Club provides the perfect recipe for SCIENTISTS is where fun. Each scientist •chef will learn children question, the secrets of soda•pop; make their challenge, and examine own whipped cream; discover the science behind popcorn; and their world with excitement experiment with many other kitchen concoctions! Class will include a and hands-on activities! Science Matters’ Cookbook with recipes that you can make at home. Each class students Parents – we will be working with food science in this lab including experiment, analyze, dairy, wheat, and chocolate. predict and make a project Register now at classroomantics.com. Grades 1-5 Tuesdays emphasizing the topic. Our 1/10-2/7 (5 sessions) 3:30-4:30pm MHS Science Room $99/ goal is to excite children about science in a nurturing environment. participant Future Scientists® trained and certified teacher Winter Session 1: Animal Genes & Heredity, Moving Moon & Extraordinary Earth, Solar Power, and Rocky Rocks and Erupting Under the Sea Volcanoes New! Plunge into this club as we dive into the wonders and No. 17WYT167 Grades K-2 Thursdays 1/12-2/2 (4 sessions) 3:45- mysteries of the ocean. We’ll travel way down to the ocean floor and 4:30pm PPLC Room 49 $79/resident $84/non-resident back up to the sandy shore. Dissect a squid! Along the way we’ll Winter Session 2: Simple Machines, Touchy Teeth, Marvelous discover spectacular sea creatures, collect and classify shells, and Magnets, and What is Green Science? much more. Throughout this club each young explorer will soak up No. 17WYT168 Grades K-2 Thursdays 2/16-3/9 (4 sessions) 3:45- all the knowledge and adventure of the treasures of the sea. 4:30pm PPLC Room 49 $79/resident $84/non-resident Register now at classroomantics.com. Grades 1-5 Tuesdays 2/21-3/21 (5 sessions) 3:30-4:30pm MHS Science Room $99/ participant www.orangerec.com 5 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Youth Winter 2017

Eager Engineers New Projects! Eager Engineers takes math, science and design/ build concepts engineers use every day, and we build– with K’nex CitiBlocs, Lego's and LED lights. With these we build excitement, discovery, self- confidence... because having fun Mix It Up Cooking is actually problem solving too! New projects each week including MIX IT UP is a FUN and HEALTHY hands on cooking program for Citibloc Roller Coasters, K'Nex Robots, Interior Design with Legos, kids! We will work individually and in groups to cook creative meals, LED light Experiments and more. ActiveTime instructor. snacks, and desserts! Students will gain cooking skills and No. 17WYT121A Grades K-5 Wednesdays 1/11-2/8 (5 sessions) vocabulary, such as how to measure, whisk, and knead. Learn the 3:45pm-4:45pm PPLC Room 43 $89/resident $94/non-resident importance of washing hands before cooking and to safely work with No. 17WYT121B Grades K-5 Wednesdays 2/22-3/22 (5 sessions) foods and kitchen utensils. PLEASE NOTE: In class we do use milk 3:45pm-4:45pm PPLC Room 43 $89/resident $94/non-resident products, eggs, and some ingredients that may have been in contact with nut products! Stefani Apple, Mix It Up No. 17WYT334A Grade K-3 Fridays 1/13-2/3 (4 sessions) 3:45- Make and Take Makerspace 4:45pm PPLC Room 41 $74/resident $79/non-resident New Projects! Our Makerspace activities provide hands-on, creative No. 17WYT334B Grade K-3 Fridays 2/17-3/10 (4 sessions) 3:45- ways to encourage students to design, experiment, build and invent 4:45pm PPLC Room 41 $74/resident $79/non-resident as they deeply engage in science, engineering and tinkering. Each project we will have a theme and an “invention box” of various supplies and recyclable items. Kids can work together or Winter Wonderland Art independently to build their own invention and can take it home at New! Winter and snow inspired the end of each class. A snack and drink will be provided each class. creations through a variety of Youth Staff mediums including painting, Winter Topics: Hexbug Drawing Bot, Hideaway Boxes, Busy drawing and paper mâché. A $15 Boards, Straw Rollercoaster supply fee is payable to Katie No. 17WYT109 Grades K-5 Friday 2/24-3/24 (except 3/17) (4 Parisi at the first class. Katie sessions) 3:45-4:45pm PPLC 49 $64/resident $69/non-resident Parisi, pARTy Matters Instructor No. 17WYT423 Grades K-3 Tuesdays 1/17-2/7 (4 sessions) 3:45-5:15pm PPLC Room 49 $64/resident $69/non-resident plus supply fee of $15 payable to instructor

Drawing, Design & Details New! Lines - shapes - patterns and colors! OH MY! Explore the basics of art while creating original masterpieces with a variety of drawing mediums! All supplies included. Katie Parisi, pARTy Matters Instructor No. 17WYT426 Grades K-3 Tuesdays 2/21-3/14 (4 sessions) 3:45- 4:45pm PPLC Room 49 $64/resident $69/non-resident

YOUTH DEPARTMENT SERVICE PROJECT

Chess All-Occasions Greeting Cards Students will learn basic rules and principles, tactical themes and checkmate patterns in a supportive setting. Sessions will include Collection Drive interactive lectures, supervised open play and problem solving The St. Jude’s Ranch for Children recycles used greeting cards and exercises. Chess sets and worksheets are provided, players of all creates new holiday and all-occasion greeting cards. Recycled cards abilities welcome. Staff from Progress with Chess are then sold to support programs and services for abused, No. 17WYT100 Grades 1-5 Fridays 1/13-3/3 (8 sessions) 3:30- neglected and homeless children, young adults and families. Thank 4:30pm MHS Art Room $104/resident $109/non-resident you in advance for supporting our service project!

Donation Instructions: Please neatly cut the front of the card off. Be sure the backside of the front of the card is clear of any writing Register online and markings. We cannot accept Hallmark, Disney or American Greeting cards. Please for classes and events at drop off your cards to our collection box in the www.OrangeRec.com PPLC lobby. www.orangerec.com 6 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Youth Winter 2017

OPEN DOOR BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL CHILDCARE PROGRAM

Debbie Zimmerman: Open Door Supervisor Kaitlyn Newman: Open Door Associate 216-831-8605

Open Door is the extended day activity program for students in grades K-5. Open Door is a self-supporting program of the Orange Community Education & Recreation Department. The curriculum focuses on social and recreational activities. Designed to provide children with a choice of developmentally appropriate activities, children learn healthy social skills as well as enjoy sports, crafts and games in a safe, welcome, relaxed after school environment. SPRING BREAK 2017 March 27,28,29,30,31 Please call for information regarding fees and schedules. Daily and monthly plans are available. Open Door registration is ongoing “Oh the Place You’ll Go!” throughout the year as long as space is available. Enrollment is limited. One week prior to first attendance, children must be registered Let your imagination run wild with Orange Recreation this Spring with a completed registration packet on file and fees paid. Break! Bring your friends for plenty of games, crafts, special activi- ties, events and trips. Children needing a full day program must be registered for Open Door and pay an additional fee. Students should Registration Fees bring a lunch each day unless otherwise noted. Remember to dress There are several Open Door options and combinations available to meet for the weather since we will be going outside. Deadline to register the needs of community families. A non-refundable registration fee is due is Friday, 2/17 to start the registration process. Go online at www.orangerec.com to download a registration packet, pick one up at the Pepper Pike Learning Center or call Open Door at 216-831-8605 to register. Jump Yard No. 17WOD800 - Grades K-5 $50/first time registration $35/yearly renewal Join us for over 30,000 square feet of fun! The Jump Yard in North Royalton features large inflatables including everything from slides to bounce houses to obstacle courses! Bring a lunch and drink. The Yellow Door – Before School Program No. 17WOD755 Grades K-5 Monday 3/27 9:00am-3:00pm PPLC Parents must bring their child to the PPLC morning session and Open $45/resident $50/non-resident Door staff will send the children to the Moreland Hills School by bus in time for class. Students in the Yellow Door may choose activities such as table games, building, arts and crafts, and gym time. Duck Tape Factory Tour No. 17WOD820 Grades K-5 Monday-Friday 7:00am-start of school PPLC Join us for a morning at Shure Brand, the Duck Tape headquarters in - Fees vary based on enrollment option Avon. While here you’ll see how the colorful crafty material is made, what can be made using it and try your hand at your own creation! Bring a packed lunch to eat at the Lake Erie Nature Center. We’ll The Green Door – After School Program have time to see real ducks and explore some other wildlife of the At the end of the school day, children in Grades K-5 will be escorted by great state of Ohio! Open Door staff and transported from Moreland Hills School by bus to No. 17WOD761 Grades K-5 Tuesday 3/28 9:00am-3:00pm PPLC PPLC. Children may choose from a variety of developmentally appropriate $45/resident $50/non-resident activities available each day, such as active and quiet games, arts and crafts, cooking, building, and homework. No. 17WOD840 – Grades K-5 Monday-Friday 3:30-6:00pm PPLC - Fees Aquatic Trek vary based on enrollment option Our group will go on an underwater adventure to the Cleveland Aquarium! Get up close and personal with seahorses and an octopus, splash around with stingrays, and travel down a 175-foot-long un- NOTE: Students enrolled in the Green Door Program may sign up to derwater Shark Sea Tube. This underwater adventure transports you participate in after school activities. Arrangements can be made to return from the north coast to the seacoast! Bring a lunch and drink. the student to Open Door when the class ends at the PPLC and MHS only. No. 17WOD722 Grades K-5 Wednesday 3/29 9:00am-3:00pm PPLC $45/resident $50/non-resident Special Dates

Open Door is available on special days when school is not in session. All registered Open Door students may sign up for Schoolz Out Specials and Crops & Critters! add before or after care if needed. Space is limited! Go to Join us for a day at the Lake Metropark Farm Park. We’ll tour the www.orangerec.com for specific dates and registration information or call grounds, encounter horses, milk a cow, visit with sheep, pigs and the Open Door office at 216-831-8605. chickens! Bring a disposable packed lunch. No. 17WOD762 Grades K-5 Thursday 3/30 9:00am-3:00pm PPLC $45/resident $50/non-resident

Make Believe Family Fun Center Like us Join us as we travel to Parma and step through the portal into the On world of Make Believe! You will find athletic challenges, interactive games, playgrounds and so much more. Bring a lunch and drink. Facebook No. 17WOD763 Grades K-5 Friday 3/31 9:00am-3:00pm PPLC $50/ resident $55/non-resident www.orangerec.com 7 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Youth Winter 2017

ONE DAY FUN DAYS Chocolate Dipping New! Everyone loves chocolate, especially around Valentine's Day! This is your child's chance to be creative and show off their skills by Duct Tape Sled making their own chocolate covered treats. Your child will be melting their own chocolate, learning about chocolate drizzling, how to pipe It’s sledding season! This is your chance to make your very own chocolate, and how to dip different foods.The best part of class is duct tape sled. Kids will have the opportunity to design their own that they can play with their food and eat it too! Stefani Apple, Mix sled using different colors and patterns. Each participant will be able It Up to take their new sled home. Youth Staff No. 17WYT317 Grades K-5 Thursday 2/9 (1 session) 3:45-4:45pm No. 17WYT528 Grades 1-5 Friday 1/13 (1 session) 3:45-4:45pm PPLC Room 49 $22/resident $24/non-resident PPLC 43 $18/resident $20/non-resident

Snowflake Ice Skating Party Little Critics: The Lego Chill out at the coolest place in town at the Gilmour Academy Batman Movie Ice Arena. Please dress warmly New! Join your friends after school and and be ready to have fun. enjoy the latest animation adventure Helmets are recommended. The Lego Batman Movie. A snack pack Skate rental and snack voucher of popcorn and drink is included. included. Parents must pick up Transportation is provided to the at rink at 5:30pm SHARP. Chagrin Cinemas. Parents must pick up Gilmour Academy Ice Rink, 2045 at Chagrin Cinemas 8200 E Washington Som Center Rd. in Gate Mills. St. in Chagrin Falls around 5:30pm. Gilmour Ice Instructors and Exact time will be communicated to Youth Staff parents a few days prior. *Note theatre No. 17WYT645 Grades K-5 and pickup time may change based Friday 1/20 (1 session) 4:00- upon showtimes. Youth Staff 5:30pm Gilmour Academy Ice No. 17WYT344 Grades K-5 Rink $16/resident $18/non-resident Wednesday 2/15 (1 session) 4:00- 5:30pm Chagrin Cinemas $17/resident Fun Furry Friends $19/non-resident

New Animal! Welcome to Fun Furry Friends! Each child will get to stuff and decorate their own “Furry Friend!” After you build your Cosmic Roller Skating Party furry animal friend you will decorate a t-shirt for your stuffed animal Join the fun with your friends at the Chagrin Valley Roller Rink. Wear to wear. Each child will get to take home their animal to keep! Youth your brightest colors and wild hats. Bring a flashlight or buy a glow Staff stick at the rink to skate in the dark. Transportation is provided to No. 17WYT521 Snowman Party Grades K-3 Friday 1/27 (1 the rink. Parents must pick up at rink at 5:45pm SHARP. NOTE: session) 3:45-4:45pm PPLC Room 49 $16/resident $18/non-resident Children renting skates should bring $4.00 for skate rental to the rink. Incredi-Bowling Party No. 17WYT628 Grades K-5 Friday 2/17 (1 session) 4:00-5:45pm Chagrin Valley Roller Rink $14/resident $16/non-resident plus skate New! Join your friends after school and have fun bowling! Party rental paid at the rink. includes two games, shoe rental, pizza and drink. Transportation is provided to the alley for the FIRST 50 STUDENTS WHO REGISTER. Parents must pick up at alley at 5:45pm SHARP. Parents pick up at 33185 Bainbridge Rd. in Solon. Youth Staff No. 17WYT631 Grades K-5 Friday 2/3 (1 session) 4:00-5:45pm Solon Freeway Lanes $18/resident $20/non-resident

Glowing Greetings: Hearts Aglow New! This Valentine's Day, let your love shine by making a light- up, pop-up Valentine's Day Card. Learn about electrical circuits and flex your creativity. We'll make one valentine in class, and send you home with a kit to make another. All materials provided. GigaLearn Instructor No. 17WYT193 Grades 1-5 Superhero Extravaganza Wednesday 2/8 (1 session) 3:45- SUPERHEROES WANTED! Come dressed as your favorite Superhero 5:00pm PPLC Room 49 $32/ whether it be Batman, Superman, Spiderman or your own superself! resident $34/non-resident We will create our own comic books about our extraordinary heroic talents and even make some hero attire! All crime fighters are welcome. Snack will be provided for our superheroes. Youth Staff No. 17WYT489 Grades K-3 Friday 3/3 (1 session) 3:45-4:45pm PPLC 49 $14/resident $16/non-resident www.orangerec.com 8 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Youth Winter 2017

FAMILY PROGRAMS Rider’s Inn Underground Railroad Lunch & Tour Daddy/Daughter Dance In recognition of Black History Month, history will come alive as you 28th Annual. Join us for an unforgettable night that provides a ride along with us to the famous Rider’s Inn in Painesville, Ohio for special time for fathers and daughters. This valentine themed special an authentic Pioneer Stew lunch with luscious dessert. Innkeeper, event will give the opportunity for Dads and Daughters to dance the Elaine Crane, will recount the harrowing tale of the Underground night away giving them memories to last a lifetime. Enjoy Railroad and the inn’s role in securing the safety of escaping slaves. refreshments and a keepsake photo to remember the night! After lunch we will tour the inn. Weather permitting, we’ll visit No. 17WYT337 Girls in Grades 1-5 and their father, grandfather, Fairport Harbor to see the port where the slaves boarded ships to uncle or special adult friend. Friday 2/10 (1 session) 6:30-8:15pm freedom. Board bus in the PPLC parking lot at 11:00am. PPLC Gym $29/resident couple $34/non-resident couple Transportation, tour, lunch & tip included. Children 8 & up are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. *Parts of the tour involve steps. Guys Night Out - Extreme Video Gaming Register by Monday, Popular! Fathers and Sons come join us for a fun evening of friendly Wednesday, 2/1. gaming competitions with MarioKart, NBA Jam, Duck Hunt, Donkey No.17WYA916 Saturday Kong, Pac-Man and more. Pizza and snacks provided as well as 2/4 11:00am-3:00pm board games and gym games for free play. Open retro and modern Rider’s Inn, Painesville video gaming for father/son bonding! "Best Father/Son Gamers" $29/resident $15/resident Award and other prizes. Games Done Legit & Youth Staff child ages 8-12 $39/non- No. 17WYT493 Grades 1-8 Saturday 3/11 (1 session) 6:00-9:00pm resident adult $19/non- PPLC $26/resident couple $29/non-resident couple plus $12 each resident child ages 8-12 additional person

Monster Jam Family Outing Join us for Monster Jam at Quicken Loans Arena on Saturday, February 18. Monster Jam is a fun and LOUD action-packed, Monster Truck show! See the Monster Trucks do electrifying stunts: crash, jump, fly and and weave their way around the track, often on only one or two wheels! Be amazed by Monster Trucks that jump over obstacles and race other Monster Trucks. Please indicate on your registration if you need special seating accommodations. Participants are responsible for their own transportation. Deadline to purchase tickets is 2/1. Available tickets purchased after this date will be sent via Flashseats. 17WYT914 Saturday 2/18 Quicken Loans Arena 1:00pm $32/ticket (regular price $40)

Cirque de Solei’s Toruk Family Outing New! Experience Cirque du Soleil in a stunning new light. Inspired by James Cameron’s Avatar, Cirque du Soleil transports you to the world of Pandora in a visually stunning live setting. Experience a storytelling odyssey through a new world of imagination, discovery and possibility. Please indicate on your registration if you need special seating accommodations. Participants are responsible for their own transportation. Deadline to purchase tickets is 2/15. Available tickets purchased after this date will be sent via Flashseats. 17WYT913 Sunday 3/5 Quicken Loans Arena 1:00pm $50/ticket (regular price $70)

Parent/Child Etiquette Workshop UNDERWATER New! Lose the rude & get the new! This one time class is here to fit EGG HUNT your busy schedules, learn the latest etiquette trends, keeping you in the know and current! Polish your character by learning some Save the Date: home manners, basic body communication, the importance of an Sunday, April 9 impressive handshake and how to introduce yourself and others. Not sure which is the salad or dessert fork? No problem, we’ll teach you that too! You’ll even have a chance to practice your new skills Details will be during class. Price includes food items, supplies and take home available handouts. Share food allergies when registering. Catherine in our Spring Holloway, Etiquette Coach, member of the Etiquette Institute Brochure No. 17WYT105 Grades 1 & Up. Tuesday 1/24 (1 session) 6:30- 8:30pm PPLC Room 61 $39/couple plus $12 each additional person www.orangerec.com 9 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Youth Winter 2017

SPORTS & FITNESS After School Dodgeball Club If Dodgeball is your favorite

game in gym class, then this Kids Yoga is the class for you. Every This winter series is a fun opportunity for your children to practice week we will introduce a and learn yoga. Every week are themed lesson plans that include different form of dodgeball breath work, meditation, poses and lots of fun! This practice will give and at the last session we will your child the opportunity to explore postures in a non-competitive play our favorite version. AJ environment while having fun with friends! We will move into a Corona, Sports Associate practice that will allow the group to drop the labels and focus on the No. 17WYT671 Grades 2-5 true abilities that make them each unique. Students can also expect Mondays 1/23-2/27 (except some yoga games before a nice long savasana. Halley Firstenburg 2/20) (5 sessions) 3:35- No. 17WYT607 Grades 1-5 Wednesdays 1/18-2/22 (6 sessions) 4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident 3:45-4:45pm PPLC Room 45 $79/resident $84/non-resident Game On! Sports 4 Girls Sidekick Soccer Game On! Join us as we EXPLORE and LEARN a different sport each This program will introduce basic week. We may cover basketball, soccer, tennis, softball, field hockey, soccer skills in a fun filled game lacrosse, volleyball and more in the most FUN, nurturing and positive environment for boys and girls. environment! From our years dedicated to working with girls, we Instructors will focus on footwork, have the unique games and expertise to help each of your daughters dribbling, passing and teamwork to grow as an athlete and a person. Game On! Sports 4 Girls during scrimmage games. Dennis Instructors Weyn, Professional Soccer Coach No. 17WYT640 Grades 1-3 Mondays 1/23-2/27 (except 2/20) (5 No. 17WYT625 Grades K-1 Fridays sessions) 3:35-4:30pm Moreland Gym $84/resident $89/non- 1/13-3/3 (8 sessions) 3:35-4:30pm resident Moreland Hills Gym $99/resident $104/non-resident After School Cheerleading

Learn a variety of cheers, jumps, kicks and movements. We’ll also Kick It Up A Notch - play some fun and active cheerleading games. Parents will be invited Soccer to a performance of all of the cheers at the last class. Kaitlyn Margolis, Amanda Askari & Ashley Shagrin, OHS Varsity Cheerleaders This program takes your child's No. 17WYT620A Grades K-5 Tuesdays 1/10-2/7 (5 sessions) 3:35- skills to the next level focusing on 4:30pm Moreland Cafeteria $69/resident $74/non-resident game tactics and individual strategies. If your child has never No. 17WYT620B Grades K-5 Tuesdays 2/21-3/21 (5 sessions) 3:35 played, please send them along. The instructors help to advance -4:30pm Moreland Cafeteria $69/resident $74/non-resident their skills in footwork, dribbling, passing and teamwork during

scrimmage games. Dennis Weyn, Professional Soccer Coach No. 17WYT626 Grades 2-5 Tuesdays 1/17-3/14 (except 2/14) (8 Girl’s Cheer Clinic sessions) 3:35-4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $99/resident $104/non- Show your school spirit with the Orange High School cheerleaders resident and coaches! On Sunday, participants will learn a half-time dance. The following Friday, participants will perform at half-time at the Indoor Soccer Clinic Orange Varsity Basketball Game against Wickliffe! A shortened make-up clinic will be on Wednesday, January 25 from 4:45-5:15pm Coach Dennis Weyn will work with children in grades K-5 who have a for those who can’t come on Sunday. Girls will receive a t-shirt to desire to further develop their soccer skills. This clinic will focus on wear at the game and an official cheer face tattoo. Parents can buy foot skills and ball handling and control. Soccer players will learn ½ off tickets to the game at the clinics only. better dribbling, passing and shooting techniques through fun drills No 17WSP625 Cheer Clinic Grades K-6 Sunday 1/22 2:00-3:30pm and games. For more information on what makes Coach Weyn a AND Friday 1/27 7:00pm OHS Varsity Gym $35/resident $45/non- great coach, please visit his website at www.weynsoccer.com resident No. 17WSP730 Grades K & 1 Sundays 1/15-3/5 1:00-2:20pm (8 Sessions) OHS Upper or MUF Gym $119/residents; $129/non- residents No. 17WSP735 Grades 2 -5 Sundays 1/15-3/5 2:30-3:50pm (8 Sessions) OHS Multi-use Gym $119/residents; $129/non-residents

After School Sports Have a blast and get lots of exercise playing a variety of sports and gym games like basketball, soccer, dodgeball, kickball, sharks & minnows, capture the flag, poisonball, and more. AJ Corona, Youth Sports Associate No.17WYT655A Grades K-2 Tuesdays 1/10-2/7 (5 sessions) 3:35- 4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident No. 17WYT655B Grades K-2 Tuesdays 2/21-3/21 (5 sessions) 3:35 -4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident

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SPORTS & FITNESS Skating Lessons – In-Line and Roller New! Learn to skate

like the pros! Each ATA Martial Arts Fitness class includes warm- Participants will learn traditional Songahm Taekwondo in a up, lesson and structured, fun, and safe environment. Martial Arts Fitness will also practice time. The offer a strong foundation in essential character qualities such as course includes five courtesy, respect and discipline. Donna Papa, Owner, ATA Martial lessons and skating Arts party at the final No. 17WYT647 Grades K-5 Thursdays 1/19-2/23 (6 sessions) 3:45 class. Parents -4:45pm PPLC Room 61 $79/resident $84/non-resident transport to and from Chagrin Valley Roller Taekwondo Classes with ATA Martial Rink. Skate rental included in class fee. Arts Limited sizes available ATA Martial Arts provides comprehensive Taekwondo instruction for in-line customized to build on the way kids learn and develop courtesy, (rollerblades) but may bring own skates, which must be clean and respect, honesty, integrity, focus, discipline and leadership. These safe. Chagrin Valley Roller Rink staff are all necessary life skills children need as they grow to adulthood. No. 17WYT632A Grades K-5 Wednesdays 1/11-2/15 (6 sessions) We will work on traditional Songahm Taekwondo in a structured, 4:30-5:15pm CVRR $64/resident $69/non-resident safe environment that is highly motivating and fun. Along with the No. 17WYT632B Grades K-5 Wednesdays 2/22-4/5 (except 3/29) traditional curriculum, the class also covers child safety, self-defense (6 sessions) 4:30-5:15pm CVRR $64/resident $69/non-resident and how to deal with bullies. Students are required to have ATA uniforms and ATA sparring gloves which can be purchased through the instructor. All Students taking part in this program will have the AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS option of participating in promotional testing. Testing is optional and has to be with the instructor’s and parent’s permission based on Don’t forget to stay warm after-school, with some of the hottest knowledge of the material, academic performance and behavior at sports during the winter, with the coolest coaches around! Coach AJ home and school. Corona and the Orange Youth Sports Staff, will be on hand to host fun games during the after school hours. Beginner Ages 4-8 (White, Orange and Yellow Belts) No. 17WSP360 Saturdays 1/14-3/11 (9 sessions) 10:30-11:20am After School Flag Football OHS Wrestling Room $124/resident $144/non-resident + $25 for a Have a blast learning the basics of football right after school! Gi and $27 for practice gloves, payable to instructor at the first day Participants are taught proper offensive and defensive stances, pass of class. patterns, pass defense and proper passing mechanics. Players will play fun, low competition games as well. Coached by AJ Corona, Beginner Ages 8-12 & Intermediate (Camouflage, Green and Youth Sports Associate and staff Purple Belts) No. 17WYS900 Grades 1-5 Wednesdays 1/11-2/8 (5 sessions) 3:30 No. 17WSP362 Saturdays 1/14-3/11 (9 sessions) 11:30am- -4:30 Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69 non-resident 12:20pm OHS Wrestling Room $124/resident $144/non-resident + $25 for a Gi and $27 for practice gloves, payable to instructor at the first day of class. After School Basketball . Have a blast and get lots of exercise playing basketball. Dribble, Belt Testing pass, and shoot as we have fun playing basketball each day. We will No. 17WSP364 White, Orange, and Yellow Belts Saturday 3/18 divide into different groups based on skill level and play exciting (1 session) 10:30-11:20am OHS Wrestling Room $74/resident, $84/ basketball games that keep the class interesting. AJ Corona, Youth non-resident Associate No. 17WSP366 Camouflage, Green, and Purple Belts Saturday No. 17WYS910 Grades 1-5 Thursdays 1/12- 2/9 (5 sessions) 3:30- 3/18 (1 session) 11:30am-12:20pm OHS Wrestling Room $74/ 4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident resident, $84/non-resident No. 17WYS915 Grades 1-5 Thursdays 2/23- 3/23 (5 sessions) 3:30 -4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident Ice Skating Lessons New! Chill out at the Gilmour Academy Ice Arena. It’s great to After School Floor Hockey Frenzy skate! Group lessons are a fun way to learn basic skating skills. Each Do you want to play hockey but do not know how to skate? If so session includes a weekly 30 minute lesson, skate rental and 30 then we have the program for you! Join us as we play floor hockey minutes of free skate time to have fun with friends. Parents after school. We will use plastic sticks and a rubber puck and play transport to and from Gilmour Academy Ice Rink, 2045 Som Center hockey in the gym on our feet! We will make different teams and Rd. in Gate Mills. Gilmour Ice Instructors play pickup games every week. Youth Sports Staff No. 17WYT637 Grades K-5 Fridays 1/27-3/17 (8 sessions) 4:00- No. 17WYS920 Grades 1-5 Wednesdays 2/22- 3/22 (5 sessions) 5:00pm Gilmour Academy Ice Rink Gilmour Academy Ice Rink $79/ 3:30-4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident resident $84/non-resident

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TEENS Brady Schoolz Out Feb 24 - WhirlyBall Join us for a fun afternoon at WhirlyBall where we will have our own private court to play this exciting sport. WhirlyBall is a combination Lip Sync Battle of lacrosse, basketball and hockey while driving a bumper car! We This Lip Sync Battle is hosted by the Teen Music Club. This talent will also play one game of Laser Tag. Bus will leave promptly from show is not determined by your singing voice - it’s all about looking the PPLC at 12:00pm and return at 3:00pm. Deadline to register is like you are singing and knowing what you are doing! All acts are Wednesday, February 22. Youth staff guaranteed one song. The audience will determine the best acts to No. 17WTE519 Grades 6-12 Friday 2/24 (1 session) 12:00-3:00pm compete in a second round and the audience will determine the WhirlyBall $24/resident $29/non-resident winner of the battle. Snacks and drinks available for purchase. 17WTE135 Thursday 2/23 7:00-8:30pm PPLC Gym Free, donations Resume Writing and Interview appreciated Techniques Workshop Performances for students in grades 5 & up. For more New! Will you be looking for a summer job? Then this workshop is information or to pre-register your act, please contact Sarah at for you! Participants will learn how to properly fill out an application (216) 831-8601 ext. 5101 or email [email protected]. Pre- and how to construct a resume that makes an effective and dynamic registration is preferred. Walk-in acts will only be permitted if space first impression. Understand how to avoid common interview errors is available. Individual and group acts welcomed. Please remember and learn how to answer typical interview questions. Participants will that this is a teen and family event. Participants must behave in gain insight into strategies that interviewers use when making their accordance with the Orange Schools’ code of conduct. All selection. Sarah Gnoddie, Youth Program Supervisor. Sarah has participants are expected to wear appropriate dress, use appropriate over ten years of experience hiring, training and supervising teens language and gestures. and young adults in a workplace setting. No. 17WTE133 Grades 8-12 Saturday 3/11 (1 session) 10:00am- 12:00pm PPLC Room 22 $29/resident $34/non-resident Teen Music Club Music Club is our after school leadership and music program designed for students in grades 6-8 to learn about responsibility, Drivers' Education for Teens teamwork, and develop musical skills while working with musically A State of Ohio Drivers' Education Course is required for teens! talented Orange High School students. This program gives students Course/Tuition includes 24 hours classroom training and 8 hours the opportunity to receive mentorship in learning instruments and behind-the-wheel training. Tuition includes gas & insurance, vocals while playing in a band with other students. The goal of this certificate fee, scheduling fees & training materials. In conjunction group is to learn to play with other band members and develop a with National Driver Training School. Register by phone (440-248- setlist for performances. The Music Club will have opportunities to 8552) or online at NationalDriverTrainingOhio.com/orange. perform at various campus and OCER events throughout the year, No. 17WAE502 Age 15 years, 5 months & older Monday-Thursday specifically the Orange Rock Off in April. The Music Club is on Friday 2/6-2/16 (8 sessions) 5:30-8:40pm PPLC Room 22 $349 due at first afternoons starting at 3:00pm. Students must provide own class; check/money order to National Driver Training School.or VISA/ instruments, except for vocalists, pianists, and drummers. Musical Master/Discover/AmericanExp. Payment plan available. experience is preferred but not necessary for all openings. Teens who are interested or want more information should call 216- 831-8601 ext. 5101. TEEN LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

ROCK OFF! Teen Band Showcase PAL Program Auditions PAL (Play and Lead) is our after school leadership program designed Calling all bands and musicians! Rock Off Teen Band Showcase is for students in grades 6-8 to learn about responsibility, teamwork, designed to highlight Orange School District’s talented teens, ages safety, child development and develop leadership skills while 12-18. This event is also open to bands in surrounding communities; working with the Open Door/Youth program. Under the guidance of limited space available. Previous participants have been bands, solo Youth and Open Door teachers and staff, students in the PAL artists, instrumental and percussion groups playing original and Program will volunteer 1-2 days a week interacting with younger cover songs in various music genres. To participate in the Rock Off, children – participating in and designing activities, playing games, bands must auditions in person or submit a video audition. Bands reading stories, assisting with dismissal, having snack and escorting will be selected for the showcase based on showmanship, children to other areas within the PPLC facility. Acceptance will be organization, and overall performance. Interested teen bands must based on the personal interview, application, references and reserve an audition spot and fill out an application. Please contact availability of positions. Students must maintain a regular schedule. the Youth Department at (216) 831-8601 ext. 5101 for more To setup an appointment, please call 216-831-8601 ext. 5101. information. Please Note: Mandatory orientation/training for all students accepted will be Friday, February 24, 10:00am-3:00pm Save the Date! The 5th Annual Rock Off Showcase will include performances by some Y.E.S. Club - Youth Engaged In Service of the area’s most Do you want to make a difference in your community or just need talented teen volunteer hours? The Youth Engaged in Service Club (Y.E.S Club) is musicians ages 12-18. a volunteer program for students in grades 6-12. Volunteers are Acts range from needed for OCE&R Special Events and after school sports and original music to cover classes. Cost is free however pre-registration is a must. For more songs; from classic information contact Sarah Gnoddie 216-831-8601 ext. 5101. rock to 90’s alternative to today’s Top 40. Stay tuned for more details! www.orangerec.com 12 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Special Events & Travel Winter 2017

SPECIAL EVENTS & TRAVEL TRAVEL & GREAT ESCAPES

Pam Bayus: Coordinator, 218-831-8601 ext. 5408 Coming This Spring & Summer [email protected] Niagara Falls & Niagara-on-the-Lake Orange Community Education & Recreation offers fun and Escape educational activities for individuals and families of all ages. New! The Orange Community Education & Recreation travel group comprised of your friends and neighbors, suggested this trip, so here it is! Enjoy the first day of summer on this magnificent trip that COMMUNITY EVENTS & ACTIVITIES includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, lodging in the Niagara Falls area, most meals, guided tour of Niagara Falls, visit to Niagara- Orange Community Night at the Q on-the-Lake and Queen Victoria Park, a cruise by the falls and Cleveland Cavaliers vs. San Antonio Spurs gaming at Fallsview Casino. All passengers must have a valid passport. Gratuities for bus driver, guides, and hotel service Join us for an exciting game of basketball, plus the first 25 personnel are not included. For a detailed flyer on this exciting trip children ages 6-12 can take the court at half-time to HIGH visit www.orangerec.com. A $75 deposit is required to hold your FIVE the Cavs! Sales begin at the Winter Registration on January space. Balance is due This trip will fill 5 from 6:00-7:30pm at the Pepper Pike Learning Center. If quickly, so register early! registering online or in person please register each member of No. 17XSE929 Tuesday-Thursday the family separately so that we can keep an accurate count! 6/20-6/22 $299/double occupancy Tickets are limited, so register early. Seats will be delivered via $378/single Flash Seats. If you do not have an account go to

www.flashseats.com and create one. This is the email you must put on your registration form. Pacific Northwest & No. 17WSE935 Saturday 1/21 8:30pm $75/resident ticket $85/

non-resident ticket California June 25 – July 2, 2017 Winter Activity Registration Fair featuring Washington, Oregon and California January 5 New! From Seattle to San Francisco, Orange Community Education & Recreation’s Winter Activity and enjoy the majesty of the Pacific Northwest on this breathtaking 8- Registration Fair is set for Thursday, January 5 from 6:00-7:30pm in day trip. Visit Pike Place Market, Mount St. Helens Visitor Center, the Pepper Pike Learning Center. This will be the first opportunity for residents to sign up for winter classes, activities and events. It will also Columbia River Gorge’s Bonneville Dam, behold the beauty of the be the first opportunity for residents and current preschool families to Redwood Forest’s “Avenue of the Giants,” enjoy dinner on Pier 39 register their preschoolers for OCE&R’s NAEYC accredited Orange Early with views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and much more! Includes 6 Childhood program for the 2017/2018 school year. For more breakfasts, 4 dinners, airfare, taxes & fees, hotels, shuttle from information, call 216-831-8601 PPLC to airport. $250 deposit due 12/19/16. Final payment due 4/25/17 No.17XSE946 Sunday 6/25-Sunday 7/2, 2017 $2,999/double $3,899/Single SKI & SNOWBOARD SCHOOLZ OUT TRIP Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Arts Festival

Please Note: The last day to register for the Boston Mills Ski & & Rivers Casino Snowboard Club was December 16. Always a favorite, see more than 300 artists and craftsman! We’ll have plenty of time at the arts festival before heading off to the Rivers Casino for slots and gaming. If you prefer, visit the Carnegie Presidents’ Day at Holimont, New York Science Center which is a short walk from the main entrance of the Grades 6-12, Families, Adults casino. Board coach in the Pepper Pike Learning Center parking lot by 9:00am. $15 slot play and $5 for food at Rivers Casino, and Join us for great skiing and snowboarding in Western New York! Cost deluxe motor coach transportation. (Casino bonuses subject to includes lift tickets and a comfortable deluxe motorcoach, and change without notice.) Must be 21 years or older to enter the experienced adult chaperones. This trip is designed for skiers & casino. Last day for registrations or for refunds is May 19! snowboarders in grades 6-12, families (children younger than 6th No. 17SSE915 Friday 6/2 9:00am-9:30pm $49/person grade must be accompanied by a parent/guardian) and adults. Board motorcoach at 6:30am at Mayfield High School. Motorcoach returns to MHS by 8:00pm Columbus Arts Festival & Hollywood No. 17WSE954 Monday 2/20 6:30am-8:00pm $105/own 135/rent Casino *Last day for refunds is January 27! Helmets are required and Let's head to the riverfront for one of the most acclaimed arts can be rented for $10. festivals in the country, featuring more than 240 artists, fabulous food, and entertainment. Then we’re off to try our luck at new Hollywood Casino. Board deluxe motor coach in the Pepper Pike Learning Center parking lot by 9:00am. Last day for registrations or for refunds is May 19! Must be 21 years or older to enter the casino. Last day for registrations or for refunds is May 19! No.17XSE917 Friday 6/9 9:00am-9:30pm $49

www.orangerec.com 13 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Orange Youth Sports Winter 2017

Chris Switzer: Orange Youth Sports Coordinator, ext. 5636 [email protected] TRAVEL BASEBALL AJ Corona: Orange Youth Sports Associate, ext. 5106 [email protected] 216-831-8601 Orange Youth Sports Travel Baseball & Softball is for those players and families that are committed to playing baseball at a high level Orange Youth Sports’ goal is to serve youth in grades K-6 by providing of competition and skill. Playing on this team requires a higher level quality youth recreational sports programs and experiences open to all of time commitment, as there will be as many as 3 practices a interested young girls and boys who desire to be involved in recreational week, including games, and tournaments that last throughout the sports, learn about sports, improve their skills, build character and spring & summer. Teams will compete in baseball leagues that leadership, and provide competitive opportunities. place them against the best competition in the area. Tryouts will be conducted by an independent baseball evaluator, to grade and rank The mission of Orange Youth Sports is to provide quality recreational each player for team selection. If you are interested you MUST sports programming for children in the greater Orange School district. register for tryouts. Register for the age your player will be on April Our goal is to provide fun, accessible and positive youth sports 30th, 2017. experiences by emphasizing fundamentals and the spirit of the game, as well as sportsmanship, personal development and athletic growth. Parents informational meeting Thursday 1/12, PPLC activity room, 6:00pm

Baseball Tryout Dates Volleyball League – Grades 3-6 No. 17SYS660 Age 9 & Under Tuesday, 1/17 & Thursday 1/19 Spring volleyball league will focus on FUN and FUNDAMENTALS. Our 6:00-7:30pm, OHS Gyms $29 instructors will provide hands on instruction to teach the basics of No. 17SYS665 Age 10 & Under Tuesday, 1/17 & Thursday 1/19 the game: serving, passing, setting, spiking, court positions, 6:00-7:30pm, OHS Gyms $29 rotations, teamwork, and much more. Each participant will receive a No. 17SYS670 Age 11 & Under Tuesday, 1/17 & Thursday 1/19 shirt. Games will be scheduled with other communities such as 7:30-9:00pm, OHS Gyms $29 Chagrin Falls, Hathaway Brown, Laurel, and Hawken. Game dates No. 17SYS675 Age 12 & Under Tuesday, 1/17 & Thursday 1/19 and Times TBD. 7:30-9:00pm, OHS Gyms $29 No. 17SYS320 Grade 3-4 Saturdays 3/11-5/6 (Except 4/1, 4/15) 1:00-2:00pm OHS Varsity Gym $79/Residents; $85/Non-Residents Softball Tryout Dates No. 17SYS325 Grade 5-6 Saturdays 3/11-5/6 (Except 4/1, 4/15) No. 17SYS680 Age 10 & Under Tuesday, 1/24 & Thursday 1/26 2:15-3:30pm OHS Varsity Gym $79/Residents; $85/Non-Residents 6:00-7:30pm, OHS Gyms $29 No. 17SYS685 Age 12 & Under Tuesday, 1/24 & Thursday 1/26 7:30-9:00pm, OHS Gyms $29 Spring Flag Football League Grades 3-5 The football league partners with NFL Flag and will focus on the fundamentals of football plays and on the field comfort. The Orange Players must attend only 1 (one) of the tryout times for their age, Youth Sports Staff will hold evaluations to ensure players are placed but are encouraged to attend both to improve performance. on even teams. Volunteer parents will be coaching and will hold additional practices during the week. Games will begin on 3/25, *If 10 participants do not register for a particular age group, the playoffs on 5/13. tryout will be cancelled. No. 17SYS430 Evaluations: Outdoor or Indoor Saturday 3/11, Games Saturdays 3/25-5/13 Coaches & team selection meeting 1/23. (except 4/1, 4/15 ) 2:30-3:30pm OHS Field F1 $89/resident $99/ non-resident Contact Orange Youth Sports Staff if you are interested in volunteering to coach a team.

Each team will be comprised of the best 10-12 best players of the age group. If your child is selected for a team, the cost of the program is an additional $385. This will include registration fees for league entry, new customized uniforms, 2 postseason tournament entries, team equipment, home game umpire fees and other team fees that will be associated. Payment will be due prior to the start of practice, selected by the coaches.

PRIVATE COACHING Are you interested in improving your fundamentals? Interested in learning new techniques to develop your individual skills? Orange Youth Sports is now offering private coaching sessions for grades K-6. Private sessions are by appointment and will be scheduled through Orange Youth Sports. Lessons will take place in the available spaces on the Orange Schools Campus Luke Toth, Orange High School Assistant Varsity coach, owner of Luke Toth Basketball, is former collegiate basketball player, and is an in- structor for the Orange Youth Sports Basketball league, will provide private lessons.

Basketball Private Lessons By appointment only, contact OYS Staff for available time 1/9/17 - 3/4/17 No. 17WYS610 individual $39/per hour for one individual No. 17WYS611 group of 2 $29/per hour per individual No. 17WYS612 groups of 3 $25/per hour per individual

Once you have registered, Orange Youth Sports will contact you with available times to schedule lessons. www.orangerec.com 14 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Orange Youth Sports Winter 2017

AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS UPCOMING SPRING SPORTS

Don’t forget to stay warm after-school, with some of the hottest It’s never too early to start thinking about the Spring! Registration sports during the winter, with the coolest coaches around! Coach AJ is open for Spring Sports. More information will be available in the Corona and the Orange Youth Sports Staff, will be on hand to host Spring 2017 Brochure. Registration for Baseball will end on April fun games during the after school hours. 22nd, so sign up as soon as possible.

After School Flag Football Boys & Girls T-Ball Have a blast learning the basics of football right after school! Grades Entering K (in fall ‘17) & K Participants are taught proper offensive and defensive stances, pass No. 17SYS600 Saturdays 4/29 -6/24 (except 5/27) 10:00am- patterns, pass defense and proper passing mechanics. Players will 11:15am play fun, low competition games as well. Coached by AJ Corona, Brady Athletic Fields $79/resident $89/non-resident Youth Sports Associate and staff

No. 17WYS900 Grades 1-5 Wednesdays 1/11-2/8 (5 sessions) 3:30 -4:30 Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69 non-resident Boys Baseball Coach Pitch Grades 1-2 No. 17SYS610 Saturdays 4/29 - 6/24 (except 5/27) 12:00pm- 1:45pm Brady Athletic Fields $89/resident $99/non-resident

Girls Softball Coach Pitch Grades 1-2

No. 17SYS620 Tuesday & Thursdays 5/9- 6/22 6:30-7:45pm

Brady Athletic Fields & Beachwood Athletic Fields $89/resident $99/

non-resident

Boys Baseball Minors Grades 3 & 4 No. 17SYS630 Monday & Wednesdays 4/17-6/28 (Except 5/29) 6:30-8:00pm Brady Athletic Fields & Beachwood Athletic Fields $99/resident $109/non-resident

Girls Softball Grades 3 - 6

No. 17SYS640 Tuesday & Thursday 4/18- 6/29 6:30-8:00pm

Brady Athletic Fields & Beachwood Athletic Fields $99/resident

$109/non-resident After School Basketball Have a blast and get lots of exercise playing basketball. Dribble, Boys Baseball Majors Grades 5 & 6 pass, and shoot as we have fun playing basketball each day. We will divide into different groups based on skill level and play exciting No. 17SYS650 Tuesdays & Thursdays 5/2- 6/25 6:30-8:00pm basketball games that keep the class interesting. AJ Corona, Youth Brady Athletic Fields & Beachwood Athletic Fields $99/resident Associate $109/non-resident No. 17WYS910 Grades 1-5 Thursdays 1/12- 2/9 (5 sessions) 3:30- 4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident No. 17WYS915 Grades 1-5 Thursdays 2/23- 3/23 (5 sessions) 3:30 -4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident Please continue to lookout for ‘Orange Youth Sports Nights’ this fall and winter, at our Orange High School After School Floor Hockey Frenzy Varsity home games. We certainly encourage our families to attend as many games and events as you Do you want to play hockey but do not know how to skate? If so then we have the program for you! Join us as we play floor hockey can. We look forward to presenting our participants to after school. We will use plastic sticks and a rubber puck and play the community, and recognizing them for their hard hockey in the gym on our feet! We will make different teams and work. GO LIONS!! play pickup games every week. Youth Sports Staff No. 17WYS920 Grades 1-5 Wednesdays 2/22- 3/22 (5 sessions) 3:30-4:30pm Moreland Hills Gym $64/resident $69/non-resident

VOLUNTEER COACHES

The Orange Youth Sports program relies on assistance from volunteer parent coaches who serve as coaches for sports teams, with assistance from Orange Youth Sports staff. If you are interested in being a volunteer coach, please note that on your registration form when registering your child or contact our staff. Please note that if there are not enough volunteer coaches, teams may be combined or, as a last resort, the program may be canceled for that team and refunds issued. All volunteer coaches must successfully complete a free concussion certification on-line before serving as a coach. In addition, all volunteer head coaches must also be background checked in order to serve as a head coach. Orange Community Education & Recreation will cover the cost of the background checks for head coaches. www.orangerec.com 15 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Stagecrafters Winter 2017

Wendy Scott-Koeth: Stagecrafters Coordinator, ext. 5102 Imagine That! Grade K-1 Claire Connelly: Stagecrafters Supervisor, ext. 5103 Enthusiastic students learn how to take direction, speak out clearly Tali Friedman: Stagecrafters Associate, ext. 5105 and confidently. Students will learn a range of unique drama 216-831-8601 or [email protected] activities and improv exercises to assist students to help them reach

to their full potential. There will be a final presentation on the last STAGECRAFTERS is a dramatic arts program which seeks to help day of class. Instructor Wendy Erholm, theatre professional. each student realize a positive self- image while being exposed to No. 17WST111 Grade K-1 Tuesday 1/31-3/14 (7 sessions) 3:45- the creative aspects of drama and the disciplines of the theatre. The 5:00pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident Stagecrafters approach enhances self-esteem, fosters team spirit No. 17WST112 Grade K-1 Wednesday 2/1-3/15 (7 sessions) 3:45 and provides an outstanding opportunity for people of all ages to -5:00pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident share in the magic of the performing arts. The Stagecrafters office No. 17WST113 Grade K-1 Thursday 2/2-3/16 (7 sessions) 3:45- is located at the Pepper Pike Learning Center on the Orange Schools 5:00pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident Campus.

Little Actors! Grade 2 IMAGINATION STATION: Grade 2. Little Actors will spark your young actor’s creativity as they explore the many avenues to nurture their imagination! Physical and Creative classes for creative kids! vocal skills are developed thru role play and improvisation. We’ll During the winter session of drama classes, Stagecrafters Theatre help your student build “character”…on stage and off! There will be offers a variety of programs that focus on creative play and the a final presentation on the last day of class. opportunity to build language skills, problem solving, team-building No. 17WST121 Grade 2 Tuesday 1/31-3/14 (7 sessions) 3:45- and cooperation skills in a non-competitive atmosphere. Classes will 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident incorporate and build upon skills learned from the fall session as well No. 17WST123 Grade 2 Thursday 2/2-3/16 (7 sessions) 3:45- learn new skills. 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident

Pre K Classes Ready, Set, ACT! Grade 3 Grade 3. In this fun, inspirational class, students will develop Dramatic Play! Ages 3-5 creative drama skills through the use of theatre games and This interactive class is an excellent way to introduce the long-term storytelling. Students will stretch their imaginations while benefits of dramatic arts participation to students attending Pre-K. strengthening self confidence and literacy skills. There will be a final Students participate in a variety of activities that develops speaking presentation on the last day of class. Instructor Elisha Campbell is a skills, builds confidence, and enhances social skills and creative local theatre professional. learning. Instructors Wendy Erholm & Elisha Campbell are local No. 17WST131 Grade 3 Tuesday 1/31-3/14 (7 sessions) 3:45- theatre professionals. 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident No. 17WST100 Ages 3-5 Tuesday 1/31-3/7 (6 sessions) 1:00- No. 17WST133 Grade 3 Thursday 2/2-3/16 (7 sessions) 3:45- 1:45pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident

Movement & Make Believe! Ages 3-5 Kids Acting UP! Grade 4 This class encourages students to use their own method of Grade 4. This class is designed for young actors to find their own storytelling by expanding body awareness through creative voice in a collaborative, creative environment. Students will gain the interpretation and character development. Instructors Wendy Erholm ability to express themselves, build confidence, explore their & Elisha Campbell are local theatre professionals. imaginations and develop basic social skills while they explore the No. 17WST101 Ages 3-5 Wednesday 2/1-3/8 (6 sessions) 1:00- magical thrill of the arts! There will be a final presentation on the 1:45pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident last day of class. Instructor Jackie DiFrangia is a recent graduate of John Carroll University and is thrilled to be a part of Stagecrafters. Crafty Kids & Creative Thinkers! No. 17WST141 Grade 4 Tuesday 1/31-3/14 (7 sessions) 3:45- 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident Ages 3-5 No. 17WST143 Grade 4 Thursday 2/2-3/16 (7 sessions) 3:45- Imaginations will soar as mini ‘Crafters share artistic creations with 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident friends while expressing individual meaning through art and improvisation. Instructors Wendy Erholm & Elisha Campbell are local Center Stage: Grade 5 theatre professionals. Grade 5. Students will learn the acting process from “the page to No. 17WST102 Ages 3-5 Thursday 2/2-3/9 (6 sessions) 2:00- the stage”. Through script analysis and character development, 2:45pm PPLC Room 41 $89/resident $99/non-resident students will act out scenes, play games and expand their repertoire while increasing their stage presence. Along the way students will discover their unique talents and bring their words to life on and off stage. There will be a final presentation on the last day of class. Instructor Jonathan Davidson is an experienced theatre director and instructor. No. 17WST151 Grade 5 Tuesday 1/31-3/14 (7 sessions) 3:45- 5:00pm PPLC $89/resident $99/non-resident

IMPORTANT NOTICE: If your student attends Moreland Hills Elementary and will not be attending one of his/her after school programs, please send a note to the Moreland Hills classroom teacher and contact the Stagecrafters office prior to the after school program. This will ensure a safe, effective and timely dismissal. www.orangerec.com 16 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Stagecrafters Winter 2017

Let us show you how… WINTER AUDITIONS & PERFORMANCES Broadway Rocks! Grades 6-7. This program will give students an opportunity to be a Community Production for Grades 2-7 part of a cabaret-style showcase in which they will perform show- Stagecrafters’ winter Community Production will be Beauty and the stopping renditions of Broadway musical favorites. New members Beast. Enrollment is by audition only and students must be current- will receive a free “Broadway Rocks” T-shirt to wear for their grand ly enrolled in a Stagecrafters’ class to be eligible for auditions. After finale on the final day of class! Director, Jonathan Davidson, Music auditioning, students will be assured a part in one of the two Com- Director, Grant Marquit, and Wendy Erholm are theatre professionals munity Productions. Please note that program ad and participation in the Cleveland area. fees are required if cast. Auditions will be held on Sunday, Feb- No.17WST173 Grades 6-7 Wednesday 2/1-3/15 (7 sessions) 7:00 ruary 12 and performances are scheduled for May 5 & 6, 2017. -8:30pm PPLC Gym $129/resident $134/non-resident Information and details concerning auditions, rehearsals, and man-

datory fees will be distributed in all eligible Stagecrafters classes. Get in on the act! No. 17WST800 Grades 2-7 AUDITION ONLY. STAGECRAFTERS CREATIVE ACADEMY FOR KIDS: Technical Theatre * Dance * Costume Design * Musical My First Production for Grades K-1 Theatre * Acting/Improve Stagecrafters’ winter Community Production will be Beauty and the Beast. Enrollment is by a first-come first-serve basis. No audition Show Biz Kidz! is necessary. Your student must be enrolled in a Stagecrafters class to participate. Information and details concerning auditions, rehears- Musical Theatre Production: Grades 2-5 als, and mandatory fees will be distributed in all eligible Stagecraft- Grades 2-5. Show Biz Kidz offers 4 classes all in one!! This workshop ers classes. (Limit 24 students) $56 participation fee. performance of a scaled-down musical will be performed during the Rehearsal dates: Sundays & Tuesday 4/9, 4/11, 4/23, last day of class. Students will become familiar with all aspects of then TECH WEEK Sunday, April 30-thurs. May 4 theatre like taking direction, working as an ensemble, memorization, Production dates: May 5 & 6, 2017 choreography, costume and set design, while developing audition No. 17WST801 Grades K-1 Orange High School techniques. This class is a great preparation for future main stage productions, as well as other theatrical opportunities. Professional Theatre Team includes: Director, Jonathan Davidson - Music The Cabaret Troupe for Grades 8-12 Director, Carolyn Clerget - Costumes, Wendy Erholm, Choreographer The Cabaret Troupe is a Musical Theater Master Class for the most – Elisha Campbell disciplined and talented teens in Cleveland. This elite ensemble is No. 17WST201 Grades 2-5 Saturday 1/28-3/18 (8 sessions) designed to teach and inspire students to further reach their poten- 11:15-1pm PPLC $164/resident $174/non-resident tial and career goals while showcasing their talent in a Musical Thea- ter Revue. The Cabaret Troupe includes workshop-style classes/ rehearsals, as well as performance opportunities. The troupe will Acting with Impact, Part II meet on Sundays from 5:30-8:30pm. Auditions will be held Sun- Advanced Acting for Grades 6 & 7 day, Jan. 22 at 1:00-4:00pm. Please come prepared with a Advanced theatre students will work on sophisticated acting headshot, a resume, and a letter of intent. Those students who do techniques, scene study, character development & dialects. Students not have the mandatory materials will not be considered for this interested in enrolling should demonstrate seriousness of ensemble. The performance is scheduled for Saturday, May 13 @ purpose. Instructors Jonathan Davidson and Emily Evans 7pm. Included in the registration are 2 complimentary performance No. 17WST203 Grades 6 & 7 Saturday 1/28-3/18 (8 sessions) 10- tickets per troupe member and 1 playbill ad. Director Tali Friedman, 11am PPLC $129/resident $134/non-resident Music Director Corey Shotwell No. 17WST702 Grades 8-12 AUDITION ONLY PPLC New! – Kids on Camera: Grades 6 & 7 $198 resident and non-resident

Students develop and improve their communication skills, self-esteem and ADULT STAGECRAFTERS confidence through VIDEO FEEDBACK. As a tool, class videos will reinforce the student's self-image and discover more Adult Glee Choir: GLEE – for grownups! about themselves. Instructor Emily Evans is (Winter/Spring Session) a local theatre professional. Have you been secretly wishing that you could be part of a GLEE No. 17WST204 Grades 6 & 7 Saturdays cabaret-style performance troupe? Well, here’s your chance! Sign 1/28-3/18 (8 sessions) 11:15am-12:15pm up with your friends, and have a great time together, once a week, PPLC $129/resident $134/non-resident as you prepare a final presentation for family and friends on Friday, April 28 at 7pm. 10 weeks of singing, dancing, fun and friendships. SEW Awesome! No previous singing or dancing experience required. Auditions are Design it, Build it, Wear it not necessary, unless you wish to be considered for a solo. Don’t want to dance?? Don’t worry - you can join our elite “stand-and- Grades 5-8. Become a Costume Designer extraordinaire! Every sway” group...no dancing required. Saturday students will test their design/style sense as they cut, sew Email Stagecrafters at [email protected] for more de- and create their own personalized projects. A supply fee of $50, tails . Director/Choreographer Abby Lausin, Music Director Corey made payable to The Costume Shop, is due the first day of class. Shotwell Instructor Wendy Erholm is a local costume designer and theatre No. 17WST000 Sunday, 10 sessions beginning 1/29/17 4:00- professional. 6:00pm, $129/resident $139/non-resident No. 17WST209 Grades 5-8 Saturday 1/28-3/18 (7 sessions) (EXCEPT 2/18) 9:15-11am PPLC $134/residents $144/non-resident www.orangerec.com 17 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Stagecrafters Winter 2017

ADAPTIVE THEATRE VOICE **ACTING** DANCE ** PIANO If you like to sing in the shower, dancing around your living room or Broadway Buddies, JUNIOR just be in the spotlight…You will LOVE studying with a private coach!

Adaptive Musical Theatre Program (Ages 5-12) Students with special needs will work alongside theatre Private Coaching For All Ages professionals, licensed staff and experienced volunteers. Each Sign up for weekly private lessons with one of our professional team “STAR” performer will be paired with a buddy who assists with all of members. Work on material of your choice. Please inquire about our the activities and staging scheduled for each rehearsal. detailed cancellation policy prior to registering. Private coaching is Choreography will be adapted to individual needs. A performance NOT considered a Stagecrafters “class”. Lessons are by appointment will be held on the last day of class for family and friends. All only by calling (216) 831-8601 ext. 5105. abilities welcome! Contact Stagecrafters Supervisor Claire Connelly at (216) 831-8601 ext. 5103. Enrollment limited. This program is Attention Parents: endorsed by Orange Parents Education Network (O.P.E.N.) NOTE: Students in grades 2-7 studying with a private coach must be Students should be capable of participating independently. enrolled in a Stagecrafters Theatre class in order to be eligible Performance held on the last day of class for family and friends. to audition for the Community Production. Stagecrafters’ Thea- Instructor Alyssa Thompson and Assisted by Special Ed Para tre is built upon the philosophy of process over product. Through Professionals and experienced volunteers. student interaction in a classroom environment, students gain a No. 17WST604 Ages 5-12 Saturday 1/28-3/18 (EXCEPT 3/4) (7 sense of cooperative behavior and teamwork while enhancing per- sessions) 10:30-11:45am Pepper Pike Learning Center $154/ sonal development. resident $164/non-resident . Private Youth Coach: No. 17WST900A Acting Grades 2 & up Monday-Friday 1/2/17- 5/26/17 2:45-8:45pm $27 per half-hour lesson Reservations Only No. 17WST900B Voice Grades 2 & up Monday-Friday 1/2/17- 5/26/17 2:45-8:45pm $27 per half-hour lesson Reservations Only No. 17WST900C Piano Grades K & up Monday-Friday 1/2/17- 5/26/17 2:45-8:45pm $27 per half-hour lesson Reservations Only

Private Adult Coach: No. 17WST901A Acting Monday-Friday 1/2/17-5/26/17 2:45- 8:45pm $27 per half-hour lesson Reservations Only No. 17WST901B Voice Monday-Friday 1/2/17-5/26/17 2:45- 8:45pm $27 per half-hour lesson Reservations Only No. 17WST901C Piano Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 1/2/17- 5/26/17 2:45-8:45pm $27 per half-hour lesson Reservations Only Broadway Buddies Adaptive Musical Theatre Program (Ages 13 & Up) Vocal and Piano Coach Corey Shotwell is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Music with his Masters in vocal performance. He is a nationally sought after Students with special needs will work alongside theatre tenor and has been teaching for the past few years. professionals, licensed staff and experienced volunteers. Each “STAR” performer will be paired with a buddy who assists with all of Vocal Coach Claire Connelly is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. She the activities and staging scheduled for each rehearsal. recently received her Masters Degree in vocal performance at the Cleveland Choreography will be adapted to individual needs. Performance held Institute of Music. Claire performed in numerous operas, operettas, and musi- on the last day of class for family and friends. All abilities welcome! cal theatre performances around the country and continues to perform in the Cleveland area. Enrollment limited. NOTE: Students should be capable of

participating independently. Performance Director Rachel Sternfeld - Vocal, Acting, and Piano Coach Ashley Coleman is a graduate of Baldwin Wal- Assisted by Special Ed Para Professionals and experienced lace Conservatory of Music with a Bachelor of Music in Music Theater. She has volunteers. performed locally at notable companies like Great Lakes Theater Company and No. 17WST603 Ages 13 and up Sunday 1/29-3/19 (except 2/19) Cleveland Public Theater. After spending time in New York, she could not be (7 sessions) 4:00-5:30pm Orange High School Auditorium $154/ more excited to be back in the incredible arts scene that Cleveland has to of- resident $164/non-resident fer.

Vocal, Acting and Piano Coach Carolyn Clerget is a graduate of Baldwin Wal- lace Conservatory of Music (Bachelors of Music) and the Peabody Institute where she received her Masters in Music in vocal performance. She is currently her pursuing a license in Music Education from CSU and performing around the Cleveland area.

Vocal Coach Emily Uddenberg (soprano) is completing her vocal performance degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music. She has performed in numerous venues and productions around the country. She is thrilled to be coaching at Stagecrafters and loves sharing her joy of music with others.

Call (216) 831-8601, ext. 5105 for more information www.orangerec.com 18 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Orange Art Center Winter 2017

Debra Lee Meese: Orange Art Center Coordinator Basic Sculpting—Returns this Spring! 216-831-5130 or [email protected] Explore 3D art by learning the fundamentals of sculpting using a pliable, oil based medium. You will create several types of sculpture Orange Community Education & Recreation's Orange Art Center and leave the class with finished works of art! If you are interested (OAC) offers year-round arts classes, programs and workshops in drawing, sculpting will help you translate your 2D experience into for children, teens, and adults of all ages. OAC’s instructors are 3D. A materials list will be supplied at the first class. Leila Khoury highly qualified, well-known practicing artists. You can register earned her BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD. "http://www.leilakhoury-sculpture.com/"sculpture for any of these art classes with the Orange Community No.17SAR112 Tuesdays 4/4-5/23 (8 sessions) 12:30-3:00pm OAC Education & Recreation Department in-person, online at $155 www.orangerec.com, mail, or email—see the registration information in this brochure. You can also register with the Orange Art Center in person or by phone.

Life Drawing & Painting Develop the skills you need to create a work of art from a live model. Poses will be two minutes, twenty minutes and up to two hours in length. Each participant will receive individual instruction. The model fee is included in the fee. Both beginners and advanced students are welcome. Instructor, George Kozmon earned his BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art www.georgekozmon.com No.17WAR100 Mondays 1/9-3/27 (except 1/16, 2/20) (10 sessions) 9:30am-12:30pm OAC $269 including model fee

Art Sampler for Newbies! Do you have a creative side just itching to come out? Are you unsure of what type of art you will love? If so, here is your chance to sample three different mediums. In this 3-week sampler class you will try your hand at basic pottery, Beginning & Intermediate Pottery drawing & painting, techniques, Whether you are a beginner or an intermediate student, you will and sculpting and carving. Bring a learn the basics of wheel throwing, hand building, and glazing. You friend and have fun exploring the will be guided in making a wide variety of vessels, each with the world of art. Emmalyn Tringali indelible stamp of your own hand. (Price includes one 25lb bag of earned her BFA at Laguna College clay, glazes and firings.) Jessie Haas earned her BFA in Ceramics at of Art + Design in Southern Kent State University. California and she loves sharing No.17WAR130 Mondays 1/9-3/27 (except 1/16, 2/20) (10 her passion for art with her sessions) 6:30pm-9:00pm OAC $239 students No.17WAR111 Mondays 1/9-1/30 (except 1/16) (3 sessions) 12:30 Advanced Wheel Throwing Pottery -3:00pm OAC $99 If you consider yourself an intermediate to advanced potter, you will learn and practice some of the more advanced techniques of wheel The FUNdamentals of Drawing throwing, with the opportunity to elevate your hand building and Are you new to the world of drawing and painting? If so, here is a glazing skills,. (Price includes one 25lb bag of clay, glazes and perfect introductory class. You will explore the vast and varied firings.) Jessie Haas earned her BFA at Kent State University in aspects of drawing, including creative and dynamic composition, line Ceramics quality and variety, volume, shading and technique. You will use No.17WAR170 Tuesdays 1/10-3/14 (10 sessions) 6:30pm-9:00pm charcoal, ink, paint, and more to help you in understanding each new OAC $239 approach with the goal of producing a fully realized drawing. A model may be used for the last two sessions. More advanced students are Wednesday Morning Pottery welcome. Emmalyn Tringali earned her BFA at Laguna College of Art New! Learn and practice hand-building, wheel-throwing, with the + Design in Southern California and she loves sharing her passion for opportunity to elevate your glazing skills. Your instructor is Beth art with her students. Carpenter, a local ceramic artist who has been teaching adult No.17WAR110 Mondays 2/6-4/3 (except 2/20) (8 sessions) students for nearly 20 years. Glazes, firings, and a 25/lb bag of clay 12:30pm-3:00pm OAC $159 are included in the fee. No.17WAR135 Wednesdays 1/11-3/15 (10 sessions) 10:00am- 1:00pm OAC Ceramics Room $249

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Beginning to Advanced Watercolor Fine Jewelry Making-Mornings Open to students of all experience levels, instruction will be suited to In this introductory through advanced skills class everyone learns at your skill set. You will paint objects from life including still life, their own pace. Beginning with the fundamentals of jewelry botanical subjects, landscapes and clothed figures. There will be two fabrication you will be introduced to the basic skills; sawing, filing, demonstrations to cover some important points related to visual soldering, and polishing-finishing needed to put together your own perception, composition, handling of the paint, and color mixing. A unique work. A few introductory projects will be offered to help you detailed supply list will be emailed after registration. Your instructor, on your way. More advanced students will build on their primary skill Bob Raack, earned his MFA in Painting from Kent State University. set working with Grace on their own individual project ideas. www.robertraack.com There is also the opportunity to discover the technique of wax No.17WAR140 Tuesdays 1/10-3/14 (10 sessions) 9:30am-12:30pm carving. A wonderful method to produce sculptural jewelry pieces. OAC $229 Students will learn how to carve individual wax models which will be then cast in the metal of choice off site (extra material cost based on the chosen metal). Instructor Grace Chin studied sculpture as a Portrait Painting & Drawing studio art major at Dartmouth College before pursuing the mediums Working in any medium, you will use a creative approach when of jewelry and metalsmithing in New York City at both Parsons and looking and working from live models. Your instructor will provide the Fashion Institute of Technology www.gracechindesign.com. individual attention and critiques to help you refine your skills in No.17WAR200 Thursdays 1/12-3/16 (10 sessions) 9:30am- portraiture. Some drawing experience is required. The model fee is 12:00pm OAC $239 included in the class fee. Dino Massaroni was educated at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh www.dinomassaroni.com No.17WAR150 Tuesdays 1/10-3/14 (10 sessions) 1:00-4:00pm Fine Jewelry Making– OAC $269 (includes model fee) Evenings In this introductory through Sculptural Portraiture advanced skills class everyone learns New! Work from a photo or a mirror to create a 3D portrait using at their own pace. Beginning with the modeling clay. You will develop observation skills, understand fundamentals of jewelry fabrication proportions, and practice modeling form. You will finish the class with you will be introduced to the basic a lifelike portrait. Andrea Sarafino earned her BFA at the Cleveland skills; sawing, filing, soldering, and Institute of Art. She has been an active participant in the Cleveland polishing-finishing needed to put Art Community as a ceramic artist, teacher and supporter of the arts. together your own unique work. A No.17WAR137 Wednesdays 1/18-3/8 (8 sessions) 6:30-9:00pm few introductory projects will be offered to help you on your way. OAC $239 More advanced students will build on their primary skill set working with Debra on their own individual project ideas. There is also the opportunity to discover the technique of wax carving. A wonderful Water Based Techniques method to produce sculptural jewelry pieces. You will learn how to Water based paints are any medium carve individual wax models which will be then cast in the metal of soluble with water, with the convenience choice off site (extra material cost based on the chosen metal). and ease of use and clean up. If you are Debra Rosen is an accomplished designer, fabricator and educator an artist/student with just a little with more that 20 years experience creating jewelry art. She experience, or lots of experience with attended the Cleveland Institute of Art and spent several years in watercolor, this class is a good choice for Germany at Burg Giebichenstein and the Cologne College of Art and you. The class will focus on improving your Design. In 2003 she founded Tap Studios with her husband Todd techniques and artistic abilities in both a Pownell originating as a gallery-teaching studio now focusing on group and personal instruction setting. producing a distinct line of jewelry sold throughout the country. A.D. Peters went to The Pennsylvania www.tapbytoddpownell.com Academy of the Fine Arts and Kent State No.17WAR160 Tuesdays 1/10-3/14 (10 sessions) 6:30pm-9:00pm University www.adpetersart.com OAC $239 No.17WAR180 Wednesdays 1/11-3/15 (10 sessions) 9:30am-12:30pm OAC $229 All Medium Studio Painting If you are an experienced beginner to an advanced artist in any two- Oil Painting & Chalk dimensional medium you will be inspired to take your creativity to Pastel the next level. Instruction will focus on furthering your knowledge of Learn the essential skills needed to paint materials and techniques, as well as composition and artistic goals. realistically in oil paint or chalk pastel. You Individual attention, critique and class demonstrations will be will have individual instruction and critique. The first class will include provided. Join this friendly, relaxed and interactive studio a discussion of materials and a demonstration by Dino of his environment. A.D. Peters is a graduate of The Pennsylvania techniques for rendering subjects in stunning detail. Drawing Academy of the Fine Arts and Kent State University. instruction is a must before taking this class. Dino Massaroni was www.adpetersart.com educated at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh www.dinomassaroni.com No.17WAR210 Thursdays 1/12-3/16 (10 sessions) 1:00pm- No.17WAR190 Wednesdays 1/11-3/15 (10 sessions) 1:00pm- 4:00pm OAC $229 4:00pm OAC $229

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Portfolio Building for Adults & Teens ONE DAY New! This 2-D art class will guide you through the process of creating a cohesive and meaningful body of artwork. Whether you WEEKEND WORKSHOPS are a high school student hoping to put together a portfolio to apply to college, or an adult who is seeking to build a professional body of work, this class is for you. We will explore the conceptual ideas Self Portrait Workshop behind our artwork, as well as go in depth in various drawing and If you are a beginner at drawing, or if you consider yourself an painting techniques, to help you create masterful work that connects expert, this workshop will help you learn the basics of drawing or to your likes and interests. Emmalyn Tringali earned her BFA at improve your skills. Working from mirrors, you will draw a likeness Laguna College of Art + Design in Southern California and she loves of yourself and leave the workshop with a finished work of art! A sharing her passion for art with her students. materials list will be emailed prior to class. Dino Massaroni was No.17WAR138 Thursdays 1/12-3/16 (10 sessions) 6:00-9:00pm educated at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. OAC $229 www.dinomassaroni.com No.17WAR155 Saturday 1/21 10:00am-4:00pm OAC $95

Linocut- Relief Printmaking New! Learn the art of printmaking using relief techniques to carve Figure Drawing & Painting and print from a linoleum block; a process used by such artists as If you are interested in life drawing and painting, you will have the Picasso and Matisse. You will explore the fundamentals of opportunity to immerse yourself in the life drawing process while printmaking to learn how to carve and print, developing finished working with a model. You will leave the class with a finished work pictures using line, shape, textures and color. Multi color printing of art. A supply list will be emailed prior to class. Model fee is in- techniques and color registration will also be studied, giving you the cluded in the class fee. Instructor, George Kozmon earned his BFA basics needed for further exploration on your own. A supply list will from the Cleveland Institute of Art www.georgekozmon.com be provided on the first day of class. Bob Cohen has dedicated his No.17WAR101 Saturday 2/4 10:00am-4:00pm OAC $115 time to drawing, painting, and printmaking. Bob earned his B.S. in Art Education at State University College of New York, Buffalo and Floral Still Life in Pastels studied at University of Siena School of Art, Siena, Italy and at New! Bring your own simple flower arrangement in your choice of Parsons School of Design, New York, NY. vase. All skill levels are welcome. You will learn the basics of pas- No.17WAR136 Thursdays 1/19-2/23 (6 sessions) 6:30-9:00pm tel blending while creating your own beautiful floral still life. A OAC $159 supply list will be emailed upon registration. Dino Massaroni was educated at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Scenic “Scapes” with Dino www.dinomassaroni.com. New! What better to do on a snowy Cleveland morning than to No.17WAR195 Saturday 2/11 10:00am-4:00pm OAC $95 escape to the OAC and paint a beautiful land or sea scape. Work with artist Dino Massaroni to better understand composition, color mixing One-Day Watercolor Workshop and painting techniques to create a breathtaking scenic scape of your This one-day Watercolor Workshop is open to all levels; beginning, choice. Bring in your favorite photos. Dino Massaroni was educated intermediate and advanced. The emphasis will be on important at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. www.dinomassaroni.com. aspects of vision, composition, expression, color mixing, process No.17WAR225 Fridays 1/13-3/17 (10 sessions) 9:30am-12:30pm and paint handling. Bring your own subject matter or photographic OAC $229 reference from which to paint. No copying of other artwork please. The instructor will provide you with individual guidance. Open Studio Painting & Ceramics At noon there will be a 30-minute break, so bring a lunch. Bob Raack earned his MFA in Painting from Kent State University (drop-in) www.robertraack.com Open Studio is intended for folks No.17WAR145 Saturday 2/18 9:30am-2:30pm OAC $89 who do not need basic instruction about how to paint or use clay or clay equipment. If you can work Basic Glass safely and independently on your Fusing own paintings and ceramics and are Back by popular currently enrolled in a class, this is demand! Learn the right for you! Unsupervised exciting art of glass No.17WAR220 Fridays 1/13-3/17 fusing! You will cre- (10 sessions) 1:00-3:30pm OAC ate three jewelry $15 per visit and you must currently pieces or one 5x5 be enrolled in a class at the OAC tile. This class is great for beginners as well as the more The Sheri Greenbaum Memorial Fund experienced artist. is Available to Families in Need All tools and materi- als are provided. A Thanks to the generosity of the family of the late Sheri Greenbaum, $20 material fee a long-time Orange Art Center student and lifelong art lover, a need- payable to the instructor on the day of the workshop. Additional based fund has been established in her memory for children or supplies and jewelry pieces can be purchased the day of the work- adults who would like to participate in Orange Art Center classes. shop. The instructor is well-known glass artist, Jennifer Szalkow- Confidential inquiries may be made to Debra Lee Meese, the Orange ski. Art Center Coordinator at 216-831-5130. No.17WAR165 Saturday 2/25 11:00am-1:30pm OAC $49 www.orangerec.com 21 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Orange Art Center Winter 2017

KIDS’ ARTmania CLASSES Mini Builders: Pottery These classes will introduce children to the wonderful medium of GRADES Pre-K-8 clay. Varied and exciting projects in hand building, including ani- mals, sculpture, containers, tiles and more will be undertaken. Both After-school busing is available from Moreland Hills School. Call directed projects and experimentation would be supported and en- 216-831-5130 or 216-831-8601 for information. couraged as each child's skill evolves. Pieces will be glazed and

fired. All materials are included. Brigitte Fiorille received her BFA in IMPORTANT ceramics from Kent State University and knew she wanted to be an If your Moreland Hills Elementary School student is enrolled in an artist when she was five years old. Orange Art Center class and will not be attending class you must No.17WAR520 Grades K-2 Mondays 1/23-2/27 (6 sessions) notify both Moreland Hills School and the Orange Art Center at 3:50pm-5:20pm OAC $109 216-831-5130 or 216-831-8601.

Cartooning 101 with Josh Usmani Clay Crafters Pottery Learn basic hand building methods of construction and glazing tech- Cartooning 101 is a studio course for young, aspiring cartoonists, niques while continuing to develop your creative skills. Students’ designed to introduce and develop a diverse set of skills. Students projects will be made through sculpting, slap building, and pinch pot will work individually and collaboratively to develop their own methods of construction. All materials included. Emmalyn Tringali characters and stories exploring a variety of media – including earned her BFA at Laguna College of Art + Design in Southern Cali- colored pencil, watercolor, markers, pen and ink and scratchboard. fornia and she loves sharing her passion for art with her students. Students will produce a number of works - including a piece of Pop No.17WAR530 Grades 3-5 Thursdays 1/26-3/2 (6 sessions) Art, a comic strip, a comic book/graphic novel, a short, profession- 3:50pm-5:20pm OAC $109 al script and more, all while learning about the history of cartoon-

ing, focusing on Cleveland’s most influential cartoonists. Josh Usmani is an artist, writer, instructor and curator. In addition to Tween Wheel: Pottery being Cleveland Scene Magazine’s Visual Arts Editor, he’s been Students will be introduced to wheel throwing methods of working teaching kids cartooning classes for three years at venues such as with clay. They will learn to create forms such as bowls and mugs the Cleveland Institute of Art and Campus International School. and to decorate and glaze their finished pieces. Students will be No.17WAR580 Grades 3-5 Thursdays 1/19-3/9 (8 sessions) 3:50 encouraged to explore their own ideas on the wheel and using hand -5:20pm OAC $139, all materials included building techniques to enhance their work. All materials included. Andrea Sarafino earned her BFA at the Cleveland Institute of Art. Animal Sculptures She has been an active participant in the Cleveland Art Community as a ceramic artist, teacher and supporter of the arts. This new six-week class for children in grades 3-5 will explore the No.17WAR540 Grades 6-8 Wednesdays 1/18-2/22 (6 sessions) simple techniques of creating sculpture using clay. Each week we 3:00pm-4:30pm OAC $109 will sculpt a different creature from the forest to the sea. Clay is

included in the fee. Brigitte Fiorille received her BFA in ceramics from Kent State University and knew she wanted to be an artist SATURDAY WORKSHOPS FOR when she was five years old. No.17WAR571 Grades 3-5 Fridays 1/27-3/10 (except 2/24) (6 KIDS! sessions) 3:50pm-5:20pm OAC $109 Exploring COLOR for Pre-K Young Artists: Drawing, Painting & New! A painting class for young artists that will explore color in Printmaking & More! every sense! We will be using various water based paints to create New! Give your kids an inspired and fun art experience! Learn all works of art, small and large! Students will make a color wheel, about color, shapes, and texture while experimenting with draw- learn about complimentary colors, warm and cool colors, and how to ing, painting, printmaking, and mixed media. Kids will develop mix colors! The goal of this class is to HAVE FUN with COLOR! Em- basic art skills and gaining confidence through creative art pro- malyn Tringali earned her BFA at Laguna College of Art + Design in jects. This class meets at the Pepper Pike Learning Center. Leila Southern California and she loves sharing her passion for art with Khoury received her BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art her students. and knew she wanted to be an artist when she was in the seventh No.17WAR551 Ages 3-5 Saturdays 2/4-2/25 (4 sessions) 9:30- grade. 11:00am $69 No.17SAR500 Grades K-2 Thursdays 4/13-5/18 (6 sessions) 3:45pm-5:15pm PPLC Room 46 $109 Hurray for Clay! Get creative with an introductory pottery workshop. Kids will learn Art Explorers: Sketch, Doodle, Draw & the basic methods of hand building. Projects will be made through sculpting, slap building, and pinch pot methods of construction. All More! materials included. Emmalyn Tringali earned her BFA at Laguna New! Explore the possibilities in art! Sketch, doodle, draw, build, College of Art + Design in Southern California and she loves sharing print, and paint...the options are endless! In this class students her passion for art with her students. will explore drawing, illustration, painting and building techniques. No.17WAR550A Grades 2-5 Saturday 1/14 9:30-11:00am OAC Kids will walk away with new skills and feeling confident in their $19 creative art abilities! Leila Khoury received her BFA from the Mary- No.17WAR550B Grades 2-5 Saturday 1/21 9:30-11:00am OAC land Institute College of Art. $19 No.17SAR510 Grades 3-5 Mondays 4/10-5/15 (6 sessions) No.17WAR550C Grades 2-5 Saturday 1/28 9:30-11:00am OAC 3:45pm-5:15pm PPLC Room 46 $109 $19

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Pam Bayus: Adult Education Coordinator, 216-831-8601 ext. 5408 Create a Serving Tray [email protected] New! In just three short sessions you will use a variety of tools to make a beautiful The Adult Education Department offers a comprehensive array of serving tray. This project is designed for cutting edge career training programs, classes and workshops for the beginning woodworker. You will use a adults of all ages. jointer, planer, table saw, drill press and more and finish the class with an assembled and sanded piece ready for finishing. No. 17WAE294 Wednesdays 1/18-2/1 (3 ARTISTRY, CRAFTMANSHIP & sessions) 6:30-8:30 OHS Woodshop. $69/resident $79/non-resident plus $30 DESIGN materials fee payable to the instructor Woodworking Classes with Kurt Klimko Kurt is a professional woodworker with Mini Saw Horses more than 20 years experience as a New! Complete your man cave (or woman cave) with this simple craftsman, artisan and teacher. Kurt’s and useful project. Get hands-on experience with woodworking as woodworking classes have been you build two of your own mini saw horses, perfect for small spaces featured on WVIZ’s “Applause,” such as your home garage or basement workshop. Cleveland Magazine, and in The Plain No. 17WAE296 Saturdays 1/14-1/21 (2 sessions) 10:00am- Dealer. All classes are held in the 12:00pm OHS Woodshop. $49/resident $59/non-resident plus $25 Industrial Arts Room, located in the rear lower level of Orange High materials fee payable to the instructor. School.

Craft a Turning Mallet Required Woodworking Safety & New! Every woodworker or Woodshop Use Review handyperson needs a good, strong All new adult woodworking students are required to attend this free mallet to use for a variety of projects. introduction to woodworking where your instructor will review safety This is the perfect tool for woodturning. and security issues, proper use of machines, appropriate projects, No. 17WAE295 Wednesday 2/15 6:30- and expectations for care of the woodshop equipment and tools. 9:00pm OHS Woodshop. $29/resident No. 17WAE200A Tuesday 1/17 6:30-7:30pm. OHS Woodshop. $39/non-resident plus $20 materials fee Free, but please register. payable to the instructor No. 17WAE200B Thursday 1/19 6:30-7:30pm. OHS Woodshop. Free, but please register.

For Teens & Adults with Special Needs Woodworking Made Simple Our instructor will take you through your project, step by step using Orange Community Education & Recreation is partnering with Solon the variety of woodworking tools available to you, including two Recreation, Mayfield Recreation and Cleveland Metroparks to lathes. Students must purchase wood and supplies, no reclaimed, provide programming for teens and adults with special needs. exotic or foreign lumber please. For help with project details call NOTE: Students should be capable of participating independently. Kurt at (216) 663-2744. Projects should be easily transported to and Those who cannot must be accompanied by a parent or caretaker. from class. The instructor is Kurt Klimko, a professional woodworker with more than 20 years experience as a craftsman and teacher. No. 17WAE201A Tuesdays 1/24-3/7 (7 sessions) 6:30-9:00pm Build a Songbird Feeder OHS Woodshop. $99/resident $105/non-resident Baby, it’s cold outside! Food will be in short supply for our feathered No. 17WAE201B Thursdays 1/26-3/9 (7 sessions) 6:30-9:00pm friends this winter. Make your back yard a popular feeding station OHS Woodshop. $99/resident $105/non-resident with this simple and useful birdfeeder. Your feeder will attract finches, chickadees, nuthatches and titmice. Fill with birdseed and sunflower seeds and you will be bird watching all winter long. The The Basics of Woodworking instructor is Kurt Klimko Here is a woodworking class designed for the beginner and No. 17WAE276 Saturday intermediate woodworker. You will have the opportunity to work on 3/11 10:00am-12:00pm the same projects as you would during the evening classes, but with OHS Woodshop located in more one-on-one time with the instructor. During the first class you the rear lower level $19 will learn how to use the tools needed for your project and review plus $20 materials fee woodworking safety. For help with project details call Kurt at (216) payable to the instructor. 663-2744. Class size is limited! No. 17WAE202 Saturdays 1/28-3/4 (6 sessions) 9:30am-12:00pm SEE ADDITIONAL OHS Woodshop Lab $99/resident $109/non-resident ADAPTIVE PROGRAMS IN THE YOUTH AND STAGECRAFTERS PLEASE NOTE: When Orange Schools are closed due to SECTIONS OF THIS weather or other emergency, all OCE&R day and evening BROCHURE classes are cancelled. If Orange Schools are closed there will be an announcement at www.orangerec.com. Closures are also announced on local television channels. www.orangerec.com 23 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Adults of All Ages Winter 2017

Upholstery INQUIRING MINDS SPEAKER SERIES Workshop: Orange Community Education & Recreation is excited to continue our speaker series, Inquiring Minds. The series features titillating Semi-Private topics and the best local, regional and statewide experts on the arts, Lessons politics, current events, climate change, regional treasures, and more! We need your ideas. Please call Pam Bayus at 216-831-8601, Learn how to upholster a simple ext. 5408 with your interests and suggested topics. We’ll do the chair or ottoman in this class for rest. beginner and intermediate

students. The class is limited to 4 students to allow for plenty of individual attention. Send a photo of Homeopathy and First Aid Remedies your project to [email protected] for approval. Please bring with Jane Li-Conrad, DO safety goggles and ear protection. You may purchase materials at Learn about homeopathy and some first aid remedies you can start any upholstery supply shop or purchase at cost from your instructor. to use for yourself and your family. All disease symptoms are When purchasing from your instructor, payment is due at the time of purchase. Machine and tool rental included in the fee. The manifestations of nature’s efforts to restore balance within the body. instructor, Arkadiy Tutelman, has more than 20 years experience as Symptoms should not be suppressed by drugs but rather supported an upholsterer and trainer. using the Law of Cure. Homeopathic medicine is 200 years old and No. 17WAE211A Saturdays 1/21-2/11 (4 sessions) 9:00am- has a proven track record for acute and chronic illness of all types 1:00pm A+ Upholstery, 30405 Solon Rd. Unit 12, Solon $319/ including anxiety, depression, pain syndromes, epidemics and resident $339/non-resident cancer...just to name a few. Dr. Li-Conrad is a board certified No. 17WAE211B Saturdays 2/25-3/18 (4 sessions) 9:00am- Osteopathic Family Physician. 1:00pm A+ Upholstery, 30405 Solon Rd. Unit 12, Solon $319/ No.17WAE813 Wednesday 2/15 6:30-8:00pm PPLC Board Room. resident $339/non-resident Free, but please register

Sewing Workshop Whether you are a practiced sewer or just beginning, you will work at your own pace to complete a project appropriate for your skill level by the end of the class. Bring your sewing machine, sewing scissors, notions, and your project to class each night. Your instructor is Wendy Erholm, professional costumer and owner of The Costume Shop. No. 17WAE229 Tuesdays 1/17- 2/21 (6 sessions) 6:00-8:00pm PPLC Room 43 $89/resident $95/ non-resident

For more programs for adults see the THE LANGUAGE ACADEMY Aquatics, Stagecrafters, and Senior Adult sections of this brochure. Beginning Spanish Learn basic pronunciation and vocabulary of the Spanish language. Cultural aspects of the language and people will also be included. Kitchen Design with John Hall Textbook information will be given during the first class. Bring a John Hall’s reputation as an industry-leading kitchen design expert recording device if you wish. Cristina Sempé, a native of Guatemala, is due to the quality of his work. His kitchen designs have been has been teaching adults to speak Spanish for more than 25 years. recognized and showcased in various national home and kitchen She is a certified ESL instructor. design publications as well as on various television shows. No. 17WAE552 Wednesdays 1/18-3/8 (8 sessions) 7:15-8:45pm Learn all the facets of the kitchen planning and remodeling process PPLC Room 33 $69/resident $79/non-resident in a comfortable and relaxing setting. Lunch is included in the fee. John is a Certified Kitchen Designer and is an allied member of Spanish II ASID. Become much more proficient, fluent and comfortable with the No. 17WAE241 Saturday 1/28 9:00am-3:00pm John Hall Design Spanish language and customs. Use your Spanish I textbook. Bring Studio, 23533 Mercantile #106, Beachwood $24/resident or resi- a tape recorder. Cristina Sempé dent couple $29/non-resident or non-resident couple No. 17WAE553 Wednesdays 1/18-3/8 (8 sessions) 5:45-7:15pm

PPLC Room 33 Bath Design with John Hall $69/resident $79/non-resident You will learn the basics of bath design in a comfortable, relaxed setting. Industry-leading designer, John Hall, is the instructor. *See the online “Spanish for Medical Professionals” class No. 17WAE242 Saturday 3/11 9:30am-11:30am PPLC Room 22 with our own Spanish instructor, Cristina Sempé at $15/resident or resident couple $19/non-resident or non-resident www.yougotclass.org/catalog.cfm/orange couple www.orangerec.com 24 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Adults of All Ages Winter 2017

CAREER PREPARATION & HEALTH, FITNESS & WELLNESS DEVELOPMENT See the Inquiring Minds Speaker Series for “Homeopathy &

First Aid Remedies” Franchising 101 New! If you were forced into early retirement or if you always Parent & Child Yoga & Meditation wanted to be your own boss, learn about the opportunity of Ages 7-12 & Parent Children who practice Yoga and Meditation can franchises. It’s not just fast food! There are businesses in all sectors focus better in school! When you practice the techniques you’ve that you may not have realized were franchises; B2B, B2C, home- learned with your child you can reinforce focusing on the now, as based, manufacturing, retail and many more. Learn how to identify well as provide a coping mechanism for stress. We will begin each the ones best for you, their cost and the process to ownership. Your session with 15 minutes of fun, kid-friendly Yoga to provide physical instructor is Jim Tucker, President of Franchise Pursuit. activity. Bring a towel or blanket and a Yoga mat for each person. No.17WAE605 Thursday 2/9 7:00-8:00pm PPLC Room 43 $19/ Your instructor is Elizabeth Latimer, a registered Yoga instructor resident $24/non-resident whose teaching style is informative and caring, with a mix of humor!

No. 17WAE474 Wednesday 1/18-2/8 (4 sessions) 7:00-8:00pm UgotClass.org Online Career PPLC Room 45 $59/resident parent/child $69/non-resident parent/ child plus $9 per each additional family member Development It is easy to participate in your online course. After you register4740119201701, you will be given a web address to go to Beginning & Intermediate Meditation get into your online classroom. You will have a password and use While trying harder may your email address and password to gain access. All classes become help with many day-to- available on the start date at 6:00am. We suggest that you visit the day tasks, with classroom 2-3 times per week to complete all of your coursework. meditation, trying harder To view the online catalog visit www.yougotclass.org/ makes the mind more catalog.cfm/orange. tense, which defeats the very purpose. Once you cease making an effort, Spanish for Medical Professionals the mind will settle down Whether you speak some Spanish and need a refresher, or speak no naturally into a state of Spanish, you will complete this course with the skills you will need to quiet. You will gain from effectively communicate with your Spanish-speaking patients in the basic practices of being present tense. Students will also need to order an eBook for under “present” to some of the $10, or the paperback book version. The instructor is Cristina advanced techniques that Sempé, Orange Community Education & Recreation’s long-time Peter Russell has been teaching in recent years. They are simple to Spanish instructor. apply, but profoundly effective. The instructor is John Finnegan, who No. 17WAE129 3/6-4/1 (one-month course) $145 has studied meditation for many years. No. 17WAE468 Thursday 1/19-2/23 (6 sessions) 6:30-7:30pm Here's what people PPLC Room 61 $69/resident $79/non-resident from all over the country are saying about Spanish for Vinyasa Flow Yoga Medical Professionals: Take time out for yourself and enhance your mental and physical "I truly enjoyed the well-being. You will leave the class feeling refreshed and empowered. course and look forward Please wear comfortable clothes, bring a Yoga mat and water bottle. to the Intermediate Leave shoes at the door! Basic/intermediate level but not level." Pam Olson, recommended for those with knee or hip problems. Register for all Baraboo, WI 10 sessions and save! The instructor is Cindy Jo Shwab, RYT- "I enjoyed this class registered yoga teacher. and would recommend it to those who have an interest for learning No. 17WAE455 Thursdays 1/12- 3/16 (10 sessions) 6:30-7:30pm a foreign language for their profession" Ashley Ray, Grayslake, IL PPLC Room 45 $89/resident $99/non-resident

Orange Community Education & Discover the Joy of Movement with Nia® Recreation Online Learning Center Tuesday evenings or Monday mornings Our online learning center features more than 300 courses and new Leave your shoes at the door and move to soul stirring music from courses begin each month! The fee for most courses is just $95 for around the globe. With a blend of concepts and movements from 12 lessons. Visit our online learning center at www.ed2go.com/ Jazz and Modern dance, Tai Chi, Tae Kwon Do, Aikido, and Yoga. Can orangecommed for pricing information, course descriptions, and be adjusted to all fitness levels, even those with knee and hip syllabi. Regular courses include 12 lessons in six weeks. Two lessons problems. The instructor is Marianne Burrows, a Certified Nia® are released each week and once released lessons are available 24 Instructor. hours a day, seven days a week. 3-month to 24-month career No. 17WAE487A Tuesdays 1/17-3/21 (10 sessions) 6:30-7:30pm track certification programs are also available. PPLC Room 45 $89/resident $99/non-resident No. 17WAE100 Classes begin 1/11, 2/15, 3/15 $95 No. 17WAE487B Mondays 1/23-3/13 (except 2/20) (7 sessions) 9:15-10:15am PPLC Room 45 $64/resident $69/non-resident

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Coming This Spring & Summer: What Every Parent Should Know about Niagara Falls & Niagara-on-the-Lake Getting the Most Escape New! The Orange Community Education & Recreation travel group Money for College comprised of your friends and neighbors, suggested this trip, so Discover the amazing facts about here it is! Enjoy the first day of summer on this magnificent trip that getting the most money possible for includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, lodging in the Niagara college without spending your life Falls area, most meals, guided tour of Niagara Falls, visit to Niagara savings or mortgaging your home. -on-the-Lake and Queen Victoria Park, a cruise by the falls and Presented by Strategic College Funding gaming at Fallsview Casino. All passengers must have a valid Solutions, Inc. staff passport. Gratuities for bus driver, guides, and hotel service No.17WAE600 Thursday 2/9 6:30- personnel are not included. For a detailed flyer on this exciting trip 8:00pm PPLC Room 22. Free. To visit www.orangerec.com. A $75 deposit is required to hold your register call 1-888-845-4282 space. Balance is due This trip will fill quickly, so register early! No. 17XSE929 Tuesday-Thursday 6/20-6/22 $299/double occupancy $378/single TECHNOLOGY & SOCIAL MEDIA

Pacific Northwest & California Get Technical with Beth Robbins & Mohamed Bahrani! Beth Robbins holds an MBA in Information Systems and has been June 25 – July 2, 2017 teaching adults through Orange Community Education & Recreation featuring Washington, Oregon and California since the fall of 2006. Mr. Bahrani holds an MBA, a Masters Degree in New! From Seattle to San Francisco, enjoy the majesty of the Media Design and Technology, and has been teaching multimedia Pacific Northwest on this breathtaking 8-day trip. Visit Pike Place subjects for more than 12 years. He is also an Adobe Certified Market, Mount St. Helens Visitor Center, Columbia River Gorge’s Expert. Bonneville Dam, behold the beauty of the Redwood Forest’s “Avenue of the Giants,” enjoy dinner on Pier 39 with views of the Private Computer Training Golden Gate Bridge, and much more! Includes 6 breakfasts, 4 Learn computer basics, or brush up on the powerful software dinners, airfare, taxes & fees, hotels, shuttle from PPLC to airport. available to you. Training is for PC users. Each session includes 2 $250 deposit due 12/19/16. Final payment due 4/25/17 hours of personal training in your home or office. The instructor is No.17XSE946 Sunday 6/25-Sunday 7/2, 2017 $2,999/double Beth Robbins. $3,899/Single No. 17WAE700 Date and Time as arranged. $129/resident $139/

non-resident Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Arts Festival & Rivers Casino Private Computer Multimedia Training Always a favorite, see more than 300 artists and craftsman! We’ll Want to design your own website or market your business? With have plenty of time at the arts festival before heading off to the private multimedia training you can learn about Graphic Design, Rivers Casino for slots and gaming. If you prefer, visit the Carnegie Animation, Web Science Center which is a short walk from the main entrance of the Design, Video casino. Board coach in the Pepper Pike Learning Center parking lot Editing and more by 9:00am. $15 slot play and $5 for food at Rivers Casino, and from Pepper Pike deluxe motor coach resident, Mohamed transportation. (Casino Bahrani. Each bonuses subject to change session includes 2 without notice.) Must be 21 hours of personal years or older to enter the training in your casino. Last day for home or office. registrations or for refunds No. 17WAE701 is May 19! Date and Time as No. 17SSE915 Friday 6/2 arranged. $129/ 9:00am-9:30pm $49/ resident $139/non- person resident

Columbus Arts Festival & Hollywood Casino Join us for our Winter Registration Fair Let's head to the riverfront for one of the most acclaimed arts festivals in the country, featuring more than 240 artists, fabulous Thursday, January 5 food, and entertainment. Then we’re off to try our luck at new 6:00—7:30pm Hollywood Casino. Board deluxe motor coach in the Pepper Pike Learning Center parking lot by 9:00am. Last day for registrations Pepper Pike Learning Center or for refunds is May 19! Must be 21 years or older to enter the or casino. Last day for registrations or for refunds is May 19! No.17XSE917 Friday 6/9 9:00am-9:30pm $49 Register Online at www.OrangeRec.com www.orangerec.com 26 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Adults of All Ages Winter 2017

ARTS & CULTURE “And the Envelope Please”…Tuesday Night at the Oscars With 2016's best films currently in theaters, now is the time to Writing Flash Fiction increase your enjoyment and appreciation of the art of film. We’ll New! Flash fiction is a story from under 500 up to 1,000 words, review Oscar’s historical background as well as great movies of the depending on the publisher. We will investigate techniques for past and the best movies of 2016, including the nominees for Best writing flash fiction both for potential publication and as a useful Picture. During the fourth week of class we will pick the winners and craft exercise that authors of longer works might use to develop discuss the results on the final night of class. Your host is well- elements of their writing such as character, setting, or point of known film professor, Terry Meehan. view. You will learn about plot arc in a flash fiction piece; No. 17WAE305 Tuesdays 1/31-2/28 (5 sessions) 6:30-8:30pm character development; experimenting with time and point of PPLC Room 22 $49/resident $59/non-resident view; writing genre flash fiction (science-fiction, fantasy, romance, kidlit); setting and world building in flash fiction. You will practice Painting Party what you’ve learned through reading and writing assignments, and New! Even if you have never had experience in painting, you will be finish the class ready to tackle your first flash fiction piece. Your able to replicate a winter scene and a love bird painting. Your instructor is local author, Jacqui Lipton, MFA, also known by her instructor will guide you step-by-step. pen name, KC Maguire. Includes acrylic paints, 16 x 20 canvas, and all supplies. Each week No. 17WAE805 Wednesdays 1/18-2/22 (6 sessions) 6:30- will feature a different painting. Your instructor, Denyse Carbonell, 8:30pm PPLC Room 22 $89/resident $99/non-resident earned her BFA at the Cleveland Institute of Art and her MA in

Education. Introduction to Fiction Writing No.17WAE824 Winter Landscape Tuesday 1/31 6:30-8:30pm New! Have you ever wanted to write a novel, but don’t know PPLC Activity Room $39/resident $45/non-resident where to start? Have a short story inside you that’s burning to get No.17WAE825 Love Birds Tuesday 2/7 6:30-8:30pm PPLC Room onto the page? Everyone has a story to tell, and fiction writing is 61 $39/resident $45/non-resident fun at all ages. This workshop is an introduction to writing novels No.17WAE826 Frosty the Snowman-Family Painting for and short stories for those who don’t know where to start, or for children ages 6 & up with parent Tuesday 2/21 6:30-8:30pm those who have written before, but have taken a break and want PPLC Room 61 $39/resident $45/non-resident Additional $25 for to get back to it. The workshop will cover: different fiction forms, each additional painting per family. with a focus on novels and short stories; developing engaging protagonists and antagonists; plot structure; point of view; writing in different genres; and, setting. You will practice what you’ve learned through reading and writing assignments, and finish the ADULT SPORTS class with the confidence to try your hand a fiction writing. Your Men’s Pick-up Basketball instructor is local author, Jacqui Lipton, MFA, also known by her Men 30 years and over can now pen name, KC Maguire. play basketball in a relaxed and No.17WAE806 Thursdays 1/19-2/23 (6 sessions) 6:30-8:30pm fun atmosphere. Whether you can PPLC Room 22 $89/resident $99/non-resident still slam-dunk or not, this

program is friendly competition Rider’s Inn Underground Railroad and a great form of exercise. Pre- Lunch & Tour registration is required. Proof of residency and age is required at In recognition of Black History Month, history will come alive as registration. Schedule and you ride along with us to the famous Rider’s Inn in Painesville, location is subject to change due Ohio for an authentic Pioneer Stew lunch with luscious dessert. to school activities such as varsity sports programs. Innkeeper, Elaine Crane, will recount the harrowing tale of the No. 17WSP110 Tuesdays 1/17-3/21 (10 Sessions) 7:30-9:30pm Underground Orange High School Varsity or MUF Gym $49/residents-$59/non- Railroad and the residents inn’s role in securing the safety of Drop-In Recreational Volleyball escaping slaves. After lunch we Adult Co-ed will tour the inn. Enjoy the game in an informal atmosphere. Players of varying skill Weather levels are welcome to join. Informal teams are formed and multiple permitting, we’ll games played. Proof of residency is required and all players must visit Fairport fill out a registration form the first day they play. Schedule and Harbor to see location is subject to change due to school activities such as varsity the port where the slaves boarded ships to freedom. Board bus in sports programs. the PPLC parking lot at 11:00am. Transportation, tour, lunch & tip No. 17WSP130 Wednesdays 1/11-3/22 (11 Sessions) 7:30- included. Children 8 & up are welcome but must be 9:30pm Orange High School Varsity or MUF Gym $5/resident-$6/ accompanied by an adult. *Parts of the tour involve steps. non-resident per visit Register by Monday, Wednesday, 2/1. No. 17WYA916 Saturday 2/4 11:00am-3:00pm Rider’s Inn, If you have questions or would like more Painesville $29/resident $15/resident child ages 8-12 $39/non- information about our Adult Sports Programs, resident adult $19/non-resident child ages 8-12 please contact Sandra Andrews 216.831.8601 x 2316 www.orangerec.com 27 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Senior Adults Winter 2017

Darlene Montonaro: Older Adult Coordinator, ext. 5701 [email protected] LEARNING – L.I.T.E. Julie Rohrich: Older Adult Associate, ext. 5703 Live. Imagine. Transform. Experience. [email protected] Join us for these interesting one-time classes and experience our Orange Senior Center: 216-831-8601, ext. 5700 new community room!

The mission of the Orange Senior Center is to offer opportunities to Art Appreciation enrich the quality of life and support a diverse senior population Art helps us to communicate with others. It promotes self-expression who reside in the greater Orange School District. The Orange and self-awareness. And art helps us to relieve anxiety, cope with Senior Center is the district’s focal point for resources for seniors transitions and is comforting. No experience is needed for this art and their families. Adults of all ages are welcome to participate in appreciation and drawing workshop which is guaranteed to make you any classes, programs or activities. think. By Rabbi Shalom Plotkin, Right at Home No. 17WSR177 Thursday 2/9 (1 session) 2:00-3:00pm OSC Free The Senior Center is located on the North campus of Orange OSC members $5 resident/non-resident Please pre-register. Schools, across the street from the Orange High School. It is open Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 4:30pm. Preventing Disease by Eating Well Introduction New! This introductory session will provide an overview of the REGISTRATION upcoming three-part series presented in March, “Preventing Disease Pre-registration and payment is required for most classes and by Eating Well.” The introductory session and program series will be activities. Registration may be made by stopping by the Senior presented by a graduate nutrition education student with extensive Center, calling 216-831-8600 ext. 5700 (Visa, Discover or food background. Join in the fun with nutrition information, healthy MasterCard), mailing in your check (payable to Orange Board of food samples, and recipes to prepare at home. Instructor:Vera Education), or on-line at orangerec.com. Programs are held at the Bartasavich Orange Senior Center unless otherwise noted. Please register early No. 17WSR606 Thursday 2/23 (1 session) 1:00-2:00pm OSC Free to avoid class cancellation or to be shut-out of your desired class or OSC members $5 resident/non-resident Please pre-register. activity. Being Mortal Book Discussion - BECOME A MEMBER Membership is not a requirement to participate in any of the Senior Introduction Center programs or services, but allows our organization to continue New! This introductory lecture is designed to provide an overview of its mission of providing quality enrichment, wellness, social and the issues we will address in the upcoming book study series in supportive programs and services. Membership also guarantees that March focused on Being Mortal by Atul Gawande, MD. We will your copy of The Scoop, a bimonthly newsletter, will be sent to your discuss the issues and challenges that we face when moving from home. independence to dependence as we, or our loved ones, age. How January begins our Membership Drive for 2017. Please consider can we remain "the authors of our own lives" in the face of growing joining now and supporting our efforts. Annual fees are $15 single dependence? How do we navigate between knowing that the ending and $22 couple for Orange School District residents and $19 single of our lives matter, and that we cannot always control that and $28 couple for non-residents. ending? These are just a few of the issues this future book study will No. 17WSR907 address. Facilitator: Mary Senechal RN, Mary is a nurse practicing in the hospice setting and a certified spiritual director. No.17WSR607 Tuesday 2/28 (1 session) 1:30-3:00pm OSC Free OSC members $5 resident/non-resident Please pre-register.

SPECIAL EVENTS Walking the Path of Dementia New! This interactive presentation offers a look into the disabilities of dementia, and tips on how to provide support and care to people And the Academy Award Goes To… with dementia. Screen Sirens of the 20th Century No. 17WSR608 Thursday 1/26 (1 session) 1:00-2:30pm OSC Free OSC members $5 resident/non-resident Please pre-register. New! Come join us for lunch and a presentation by Susan Cannavino, as she dishes on the stars you thought you knew. Walk the Hollywood red carpet as you learn some behind-the-scenes tid- bits about the screen sirens of the 20th Century. Sponsored by LOVING HANDS Hamlet Retirement Community No. 17WSR818 Friday 1/20 12:00pm-2:00pm OSC $10/resident/ GIFT SHOP OSC member $15/non-resident Looking for a unique gift? Visit our gift shop located in the Senior Center building and browse Valentine’s Day Luncheon through a wonderful selection of handmade Friday, February 10 12:00-2:00pm items. The Loving Hands Shop is the perfect Celebrate this special day with old and new friends at the Senior place to find one-of-a-kind items at a great value. A nice selection of $1 greeting cards is on Center for a delightful lunch and a fun afternoon. Registration re- hand to compliment your selection. Gift shop quired by 2/9 Sponsored by Anna Maria of Aurora (check) proceeds support the beautification of the No. 17WSR330 Friday 2/10 12:00pm-2:00pm OSC $10/resident/ Garden at the Senior Center. OSC member $15/non-resident Open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. www.orangerec.com 28 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Senior Adults Winter 2017

ENRICHMENT CLASSES TECHNOLOGY

Bridge Improvement Computer Basics 101 Who doesn’t need a little improvement in their bridge game! The New to computers… this is the class for you! Learn how to use the class will be customized to the participants and will include play tech- keyboard, mouse and monitor. We will review the mysterious termi- niques, defensive techniques, special bids, slam bidding, conven- nology, talk about different operating systems, browsers, and search tions, competition and more. Instructor Sue Pisanelli engines. Bring your own laptop if you have one. Instructor Jennifer No. 17WSR182 Thursdays 1/19-3/2 (7 sessions) 10:00-12:00noon Pesto OSC $81/resident/OSC member $86/non-resident No. 17WSR186 Thursdays 2/2, 2/9 (2 sessions) 1:00-2:30pm OSC $24/resident/OSC member $29/non-resident Novice Bridge A great class for those who need a refresher course and desire to EXERCISE, FITNESS & DANCE take their skills to the next level. Classes are geared to student lev- els and will cover the bidding, contracts, no-trump, transfers, scor- ing, strategies and more. (Students should have a general Pickleball knowledge of the game.) Instructor Sue Pisanelli is a certified ACBL Pickleball was created with one thing in mind: fun. It was designed instructor and member of ABTA (American Bridge Teachers Associa- to be easy to learn and play whether you’re five, ninety-five or tion). somewhere in between. Join us to try out this increasingly popular No. 17WSR181 Thursdays 1/19-3/2 (7 sessions) 1:00-3:00pm OSC game, described as a combination of elements of tennis, badminton $81/resident/OSC member $86/non-resident and ping-pong. Facilitator Peg Zitzner No. 17WSR118 Mondays 1/9-2/27 (except 1/16, 2/20) (6 sessions) Knitting Workshop 9:00-10:00am PPLC $23/resident/OSC Member $28/non-resident This is a class for knitters of all No. 17WSR120 Wednesdays 1/11-3/1 (8 sessions) 9:00-10:00am levels. If you don’t know a knit PPLC $30/resident/OSC Member $35/non-resident from a purl, we’ll get you start- No. 17WSR 119 Mondays & Wednesdays 1/9-3/1 (except 1/16, ed. If you’re “stuck” mid- 2/20) (14 sessions) 9:00-10:00am PPLC $45/resident/OSC member project, bring it in. If you’d like $50/non-resident to master a new technique (double pointed needles any- ‘Danse’ Fitness one?) we can do that too! In- A rhythmic sensation & exploration of world-danse for fun and fit- structor Jennifer Pesto. ness. Move your body to the beats of the Samba, Salsa, Cha Cha, No. 17WSR 150 Tuesdays 2/14-2/28 (3 sessions) 10:30-11:30am Jazz, Reggae and more. Gain confidence, coordination and free the OSC $29/resident/OSC member $34/non-resident. Needles and yarn spirit! Enjoyed by all ages and great for balance! Instructor Marian will be provided to new knitters. Jacobs, 20+ years Professional Dancer, B.S. Sports Science & Well- ness Make your Own Greeting Cards No. 17WSR115 Wednesdays 1/18-3/1 (7 sessions) 10:30- New! It’s been said that a handmade greeting card is more than a 11:30am OSC $56/resident/OSC member $61/non-resident piece of paper. It is really a hug with a fold in the center. In our new card-making class, you will learn many techniques such as rub- Yoga ber stamping, heat embossing, watercolor enhancements, and paper folding, to create unique greeting cards. You do not need to be an Take advantage of our Yoga artist. Come to have fun creating cards for your friends and rela- class to increase flexibility, re- tives! duce stress, develop core No. 17WSR142 Tuesdays, 1/24-2/14 (4 sessions) 1:30-3:00pm strength and increased body OSC $29/resident/OSC member $34/non-resident. awareness. Your benefit is a sense of ease and fluidity throughout your body and you Drawing & Painting Studio will leave the class feeling re- Instructor helps students explore the fundamentals and techniques freshed and empowered. Please of both creative expressions. Students select their own projects and wear comfortable clothes and receive hands-on assistance and instruction. All skill levels welcome. bring a Yoga. Instructor, Marcia Instructor Barbara Brastoff is a graduate of Cooper School of Art and Hudgel, CYT, RYT has taught artists of all ages. No. 17WSR135A Wednesdays 1/18-3/1 (7 sessions) 3:00-4:00pm No. 17WSR145 Tuesdays 1/10-2/28 (ex 2/7) (7 sessions) 9:00- OSC $59/resident/OSC member $65/non-resident 11:30am OSC $59/resident/OSC member $64/non-resident Tai Chi - Qigong Legacy Writing: The Stories of Your Life Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese mind-body practice of flowing, circular This class will help you find the meaningful stories of your life as you movements often called, "Moving Meditation." It provides the basic write about personal experiences and family history. Starting out structure of balance, strength and flexibility through focused deep with vignettes and short pieces, we’ll sharpen your skills and begin breathing with attention to exact repetition of movement patterns. shaping raw material into memoir, poetry, or personal essays. No Many movements can be done either seated or standing. Instructor writing experience necessary. Instructor Darlene Montonaro Sandy Wiebusch has practiced and taught Tai Chi and Qigong for No. 17WSR303 Tuesday 1/10-1/24 (3 sessions) 1:00-2:30pm OSC over 18 years. $39/resident/OSC member, $44/non-resident No. 17WSR107 Wednesdays 1/11-3/1 (8 sessions) 1:30-2:30pm OSC $88/resident/OSC member $93/non-resident www.orangerec.com 29 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Senior Adults Winter 2017

MORE EXERCISE, FITNESS & DANCE

Acupressure: Japanese Style: A Self Help Class This class will introduce ADULT DAY PROGRAM you to the beautiful art of Jin Shin Jyutsu,® an ancient Japanese form of Anna Maria Adult Day Program at gentle touch therapy Orange Senior Center applied with the hands and fingertips in succes- sive patterns on the Orange Senior Center has partnered with Anna Maria of Aurora to clothed body. You will operate the Adult Day Program. The programs offers participants a learn some simple self- fun and enriching outing while in a safe, supervised environment. help techniques to calm Family members are afforded a break from caregiving your nervous system and responsibilities knowing their loved ones are enjoying themselves enhance your natural self and are being well cared for. The program may particularly benefit -regulation energy flow. persons with early memory impairment, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s or We will explore the 26 “Safety Energy Locks” and learn how to alle- other physical or mental challenges. It is also perfect for those viate discomforts in the body such as headaches, anxiety, etc. In- needing supervised socialization opportunities. The program structor Sandy Wiebusch, Licensed Massage Therapist. Sandy has operates Monday to Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. For more details, studied Jin Shin Jyutsu® since 1998 and became certified as a self- please contact Meredith Vachon at 440-591-3887 or the Senior help instructor in 2002. Center at 216-831-8601 ext. 5700. This program is a valuable No. 16FSR123 Mondays 2/6-2/27 (except 2/20) (3 sessions) 3:00 community asset which someone you know may need. Please help -4:30pm OSC $30/resident/OSC member $35/non-resident Plus $5 us spread the word! supply fee paid to the instructor.

Strength & Stretch WELLNESS & CAREGIVER Sitting and standing exercises are performed to increase strength, flexibility and relaxation using 1 to 4 pound hand-held weights, balls SERVICES and tubing. All exercises can be modified to each individual’s needs. Weights optional, balls/tubing provided. Cheryl Moone has a BA in Podiatry Health and Physical Education and is an ACE Personal Fitness Train- Regular podiatry care is recommended particularly for those with an er. inability to reach their feet due to arthritis in hips, back and knees, No. 17WSR 103 Mondays 1/9-2/27 (except 1/16 and 2/20) (6 an inability to grasp instruments or visualize nail beds, or an inability sessions) 10:15-11:15am OSC $48/resident/OSC member $53/non- to cut nails due to thickness. Dr. Kelly Whaley, Doctor of Podiatric resident Medicine. By appointment only. No. 17WSR104B Thursdays 1/12-3/2 (8 sessions) 10:15-11:15am No. 17WSR 201 Mondays 1/9, 1/23, 2/13, 2/27 9:00am-12:00noon OSC $64/resident/OSC member $69/non-resident OSC Clinic $25/resident/OSC member $30/non-resident

Cardio & Core Blood Pressure Check Intermediate level class emphasizes cardio conditioning using low Free blood pressure impact, controlled moves. Instructor leads floor exercises to checks are available to strengthen abdominal core and increase flexibility. Cheryl Moone everyone on Thursdays has a BA in Health and Physical Education and is an ACE Personal in the Senior Center Fitness Trainer. Clinic. Just drop-in. No. 17WSR 106 Mondays 1/9-2/27 (except 1/16, 2/20) (6 ses- Sponsored by Family sions) 9:15-10:00am OSC $57/resident/OSC member $62/non- Tree Home Care resident Services, Kindred No. 17WSR105B Wednesdays 1/11-3/1 (8 sessions) 9:15- Healthcare, Hamlet 10:00am OSC $76/resident/OSC member $81/non-resident Village, and The Campus of Anna Maria Cardio & Core Circuit No. 17WSR 203 A new twist to Cardio & Core, this intermediate to advanced level Thursdays 1/12-3/2 class is for those who are looking for a more intense workout. This 9:30-11:30am OSC class is done in circuit training style rotating cardio conditioning and Clinic Free strength training for a maximum work out. Instructor Cheryl Moone No. 17WSR 108 Fridays 1/13-3/3 (8 sessions) 9:15-10:00am OSC Caregiver Support Group $76/resident/OSC member $81/non-resident Professionally facilitated support group meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month to discuss resources, tools & techniques. Participants share and learn from one another in a supportive environment. Marilyn See additional fitness classes in Brennan, LISW. No. 17WSR 503 Tuesdays 1/17, 2/21 3:00-4:00pm OSC $2 the Adults of All Ages section donation www.orangerec.com 30 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Senior Adults Winter 2017

FUN, FOOD & FRIENDS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Just Retired? Looking for new opportunities? Want to meet new Lunch Bunch people, while continuing to make a difference in your community? We are searching for fun, talented, creative individuals who enjoy Get out of the house this winter and enjoy a new restaurant or an meeting other active seniors like themselves. No experience old favorite. Lunch with friends or meet some new ones. Cost of necessary. Call 216-831-8601 ext. 5700 for more information lunch is on your own. Register a week in advance. All restaurants

are self-drive or carpool. Call the OSC or see The Scoop newsletter for date and restaurant locations. Reception Desk Volunteers are needed for a 4 hour weekly commitment or to periodically fill in.

The Handwork Group creates and makes items for sale in the Loving Hands Gift Shop each Wednesday 10:00-3:00pm

Doll Making for Hillcrest Hospital meets on the third Wednesday of the month from 10:00am- 12:00pm 1/18, 2/15 OSC

Garden Volunteers are needed to lend a hand in our beautiful Senior Center Garden with planting, weeding, pruning & more.

Orange Senior Advisory Council Association meets bi-monthly on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Meetings are open to all members.

AGING RESOURCES Men’s Club Orange Community Education & Recreation, through the Orange Enjoy the company of other local men at monthly luncheons and Senior Center, serves as the Office on Aging for the greater Orange socials. Call Bob Seaton at 440-569-1439. School District. Referrals to licensed counselors, who can answer questions, provide in-home visits, access information and make Book Club referrals to other organizations as necessary, are a phone call away. Join our Book Club at the Senior Center. Guided by an Orange Li- Do you have medical insurance questions? Need to borrow medical brary staff member, we meet monthly to explore new authors and equipment for short-term use? The Orange Senior Center is your books and discuss thoughts and perceptions. Invite a friend or come resource. Call 216-831-8601 ext. 5700. and make some new friends. Free and open to all ages. No. 17WSR705 Thursdays 1/19, 2/16 2:30-3:30pm OSC Class & Program Sponsorships are Available to You Drop-In Bridge Would you like to be a more active participant in the senior adult Practice your bridge skills in a non- programs, but your current financial situation prohibits it? The competitive setting. No reservations re- Senior Center Activity Resource Fund (SCARF) can help. quired. $1 donation per player. Confidential inquiries may be made to the Older Adult Coordinator. No. 17WSR180A Mondays 1/9-2/27 This fund was established through a generous contribution from the (Except 1/16, 2/20) 9:30-12:30pm OSC Kenneth Parker family No. 17WSR180B Fridays 1/6-3/3 (Except 1/20, 2/10) 12:30-3:30pm OSC Orange Senior Adult Van Transportation Drop-In Mahjong Senior Transportation Connection Join us for Monday Mahjong! Beginners welcome but need to have a basic knowledge of the game. Bring your tiles if you have them for Need a ride? Let us give you a lift and take you to the doctor, maximum play. $1 donation per player therapy, the Senior Center! Current riders please call 1-800-983 No. 17WSR189 Mondays 1/9-2/27 (Except 1/16, 2/20) 12:00noon -4782 or Ohio Relay 1-800-750-0750 for an appointment. New -3:00pm OSC riders please call 216-831-8601 ext. 5702 in order to register. You may find new rider forms and our transportation brochure Hungarian Friends on www.orangerec.com. The transportation service is made This club meets most months to share memories, customs and pro- possible through financial support of the communities of Hunting grams on Hungary and neighboring countries. Annual Member Fee Valley, Moreland Hills, Orange Village, Pepper Pike, and $8. Call Mary Ann Wilson 216-932-0519 Woodmere, private donations, and a grant from the Ohio No. 17WSR185 Mondays 1/9, 2/13 1:00-3:00pm OSC Department of Aging through the Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging. www.orangerec.com 31 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Aquatics Winter 2017

Sandra Andrews: Aquatics Coordinator, 216-831-8601 ext. 2316 [email protected]

Sandra supervises both the indoor and outdoor Aquatics programs. Her office is located in the Orange High School indoor pool. Office hours are: Mondays and Saturdays 9:00am-4:00pm; Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 1:00-8:00pm. WINTER OPEN & LAP SWIM Orange High School Indoor Pool. Schedule is subject to change. Please view our monthly pool calendar to confirm dates and times. Indoor pool will be open for holiday hours over Winter Break. Monthly pool calendars are posted at the pool or at www.orangerec.com Saturday Open Swim 1/14-3/18 Saturday 1:30-4:00pm

Evening Open Swim 1/3-3/23 (Except 1/12) Tuesday & Thursday 7:30-9:00pm

Morning Lap Swim (during 1/3-2/24 (Except 1/16 & 2/20) Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & 7:00-8:30am high school swim season) Friday

Morning Lap Swim (after 2/27-3/24 Monday through Friday 7:00-8:30am swim season)

Noon Lap Swim 1/4-3/24 (Except 1/16 & 2/20) Monday, Wednesday & Friday 11:00am-1:00pm

POOL PASSES Winter Quarter Pool Passes Resident Non-resident  Exact schedule may vary due to additional closings or variations in No. 17WAQ120 Adult/Student $129 $149 the high school swim team schedule. Please check the monthly No. 17WAQ122 Senior $119 $129 pool schedule for updates.

Winter Drop-in Fees Resident Non-resident  The swimming pool will be closed any time the Orange School No. 17WAQ100 Adult/Student $5 $6 District closes due to severe weather. Please call 216-831-8600 No. 17WAQ102 Senior $4 $5 ext. 2317 for updates. No. 17WAQ104 Family (3 Members) $13 $16  Please bring exact change, check or credit card and sign in with a No. 17WAQ105 Adtl Members $3 $4 pool attendant prior to swimming. Registration Forms are required No. 17WAQ106 Under 4 Yrs Old Free with paid adult for all swimmers.

Please note that the indoor pool will be closed from March 25-April 2 for improvements to the filter system.

Open & Lap Swim Information: Schedule is subject to change. Monthly pool calendars are available at the pool and on the web at www.orangerec.com.

 All swimmers must complete a registration form with emergency  Children under 10 years of age must be accompanied by a contact information prior to the first time swimming each quarter. A responsible adult 18 years or older parent or guardian must fill this out for swimmers under 18 years of age.  Please arrive no earlier than 5 minutes prior to the scheduled activity

and exit the locker rooms/pool area no later than 10 minutes past the  Please bring exact change, Master Card, Visa, Discover or checks scheduled ending time for the activity. made out to the Orange Board of Education  Lifeguards may remove weak/non-swimmers from the pool to avoid  Children ages 4 and younger are free only when accompanied by a dangerous situations paid adult. Only two children ages 4 and under per paying adult allowed. Parents must remain within arms length of all children 4  Additional rules apply; please see posted rules at the facility. and under. Lifeguards are present for your safety; please follow the instructions

of lifeguards quickly.  The family rate is for parents or guardians and their children who reside in the same household (anyone you can claim on your federal income tax). Extended family, such as cousins and grandchildren, See the monthly pool schedule at are not considered as part of the family rate. Also, nannies, babysitters, friends and neighbors must be paid for individually. www.orangerec.com

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LEARN TO SWIM LESSONS Orange’s Learn to Swim program on Saturday mornings is designed for children of all ages and abilities. Groups have low student/instructor ratios so students are encouraged to move at their own pace. If you have questions about your child’s level when registering, please call Sandra at 216-831-8601 ext. 2316. Instructors will move children to the appropriate level on the first day of class.

Please note that there are no make-ups for any classes: please check dates and times carefully. The Learn to Swim schedule is subject to change depending upon enrollment.

LEVEL DESCRIPTION TO EXIT Pre-Level 1: For ages 1-4. A fun time for parents to go in the water 3 years old/comfortable in the water/able to enter Parent Play with children! One child per parent, please. If child is the water without parents not toilet trained, then swim diapers MUST be worn. This class offers water adjustment skills using toys, games and songs. Level 1: Ages 3 and up. Children will practice putting faces in the 10 bobs/sit dive with face in/front & back float unas- Water water and learning how to float and swim on their own. sisted/swim 5 feet unassisted Exploration Class is individualized so that children are encouraged to attempt new skills. Level 2: Ages 4 and up. Children will increase their ability to do sit dive & kick glide/ beginner stroke with 5 breaths/ Primary Skills skills on their own, preparing them to learn strokes. sculling & flutter kick/swim out & change directions/ jump in, recover & swim. Level 3: Ages 5 and up. Children swim in deep water, learning jump into deep water & Stroke strokes. recover/front & back crawl 15 feet/elementary back- Readiness stroke/dolphin kick/squat dive Level 4: Children begin swimming laps, learning and improving front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, elementary back Stroke strokes. stroke, breast stroke 25 yds/standing dive Development Level 5: Children will begin perfecting strokes and working on 200 yards non-stop swim/front & back crawl 50 Stroke endurance. yards/butterfly, elementary back stroke, breast Refinement stroke & side stroke 25 yds/long shallow dive Level 6: Children will polish strokes and learn how to put strokes 500 yard swim/front & back crawl 100 yards/ butter- Skill together. In addition, swimmers will also learn funda- fly, elementary back stroke, breast stroke, side Proficiency mentals of diving, fitness swimming and personal water stroke & inverted breast stroke 50 yards/flip turn/ safety. Since each level 6 class is different, children are breast stroke pull out/diving off board & blocks recommended to take level 6 more than one time until either joining swim team or taking the lifeguarding class. LEARN TO SWIM –SATURDAY MORNINGS

Learn To Swim WINTER SESSION I: WINTER SESSION II: Sessions-mornings Saturdays Saturdays Orange High School 1/14-2/11 (5 sessions) 2/18-3/18 (5 sessions) Mark your calendar! Indoor Pool $54/resident $64/non-resident $54/resident $64/non-resident Summer pool passes

go on sale starting PRE-LEVEL I :

PARENT PLAY March 4 10:00-10:30am No. 17WAQ200A No. 17WAQ200B LEVEL 1, 2 OR 3 9:15-9:45am No. 17WAQ210A No. 17WAQ210B 10:00-10:30am No. 17WAQ210C No. 17WAQ210D 10:45-11:15am No. 17WAQ210E No. 17WAQ210F 11:30am-12:00pm No. 17WAQ210G No. 17WAQ210H

Save the Date: LEVEL 4 9:15-9:45am No. 17WAQ220A No. 17WAQ220B Underwater Egg Hunt 10:45-11:15am No. 17WAQ220C No. 17WAQ220D Sunday, April 9 LEVEL 5 Details will be available in 10:00-10:30am No. 17WAQ230A No. 17WAQ230B our spring brochure.

LEVEL 6 11:30am-12:00pm No. 17WAQ240A No. 17WAQ240B www.orangerec.com 33 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Aquatics Winter 2017

AQUATICS PROGRAMS Beginning Adult Learn to Swim For adults who have little to no swimming ability. Small class size provides ample time for practice. Learning is encouraged at an Special Needs Learn to Swim individual pace and will focus on floating, swimming on front and The Special Needs Learn to Swim Program is available for those back and treading water. children who need one-on-one lessons. This program is not aquatic No. 17WAQ280 Thursdays 1/19-3/9 (8 sessions) 7:30-8:15pm therapy; rather it is a learn to swim program. Instructors have OHS Indoor Pool $79/Residents, $89/Non-Residents experience working with special needs children and have strong swimming backgrounds. Please contact the Aquatics Coordinator at 216-831-8601 ext. 2316 for more information. Paddle Board SUP Yoga & Cardio No. 17WAQ290A Saturdays 1/14-2/11 (5 sessions) Time will vary depending on the number of participants; half-hour classes between SUPFIT HIIT the hours of 11:30am & 1:00pm. OHS Indoor Pool $99/resident Are you an adult or high $119/non-resident. school student who is looking No. 17WAQ290B Saturdays 2/18-3/18 (5 sessions) Time will vary for a new way to work out? depending on the number of participants; half-hour classes between This program utilizes wide, the hours of 11:30am & 1:00pm. OHS Indoor Pool $99/resident stable paddle boards that are $119/non-resident. tethered and floating in the pool and offers an exciting Spring Board Diving way to add a playful challenge to your yoga, This Learn to Dive program is designed to teach the safe and proper flexibility and fitness way to use the diving board. Those enrolling must be able to swim program. Staying balanced safely in deep water and be comfortable completing a head-first on the paddle board takes entry off the diving board. This class will teach both front and back focus and requires that you takeoff, mid-flight, and feet-first and head-first entry. Divers will engage your core and hips to get individualized attention and can advance at their own pace. This keep you steady and dry. program will get divers ready to participate for the High School Although the goal is to stay Diving Team. Coach Morgan Srail coached for the University of out of the water, participants Buffalo Diving Camp and was a MAC champion diver on 3-meter should be comfortable board for Ohio University. entering, swimming and No. 17WAQ610 Introduction Grade 2-5 Wednesdays 1/4-2/22 (8 treading in deep water. sessions) 6:00-6:45pm OHS Diving Well $109/residents $119/non- Participants should wear quick-drying, snug fitting yoga or athletic residents attire that allows freedom of movement. Open to all levels, No. 17WAQ615 Introduction Grade 4-8 Wednesdays 1/4-2/22 (8 beginners welcome. Shaka Fitness owner/instructor Kelly Pierce is sessions) 6:45-7:30pm OHS Diving Well $109/residents $119/non- certified through Paddlefit and Glide SUP for paddle board residents instruction, yoga and fitness. No. 17SAQ620 High School Wednesdays 3/8-5/17 (10 sessions)

(except 3/29) 7:45-8:45pm OHS Diving Well $149/residents $159/ Registration for this class will be taken directly through non-residents Shaka Fitness: No. 17WAQ630 Private Learn to Dive Classes: Any age, any Go to the www.shakafit.com and create a user name and password. ability. Call the Aquatics Department to schedule, classes will be set Choose a class from the schedule with Orange as the location, pay up on a one-on-one basis for ½ hour, dependent on instructor for your class and select a board. A confirmation email will be sent availability. $25/resident, $30/non-resident per lesson once registration is complete. Registration for each class opens up 2

weeks before the class. Participants will also need to complete a Aqua Exercise registration form at the pool on their first day. Come in and exercise with friends for fun and fitness! This exercise program SUP Yoga: Tuesday & Thursday evenings 5:45-6:45pm 1/3-3/23 is designed to increase flexibility, (except 1/12) OHS Indoor Pool – Diving Well $25/resident; $30/non mobility and strength through an -resident per class. aquatic program targeting strengthening, toning and aerobics. SUPFIT HIIT: Tuesday & Thursday evenings 7:00-7:45pm 1/3- These workouts allow participants to 3/23 (except 1/12) OHS Indoor Pool – Diving Well $25/resident; work at their own pace and intensity $30/non-resident per class. according to each individual’s ability. Participants should be comfortable in chest-deep water and be in relatively good health. Participants may purchase an exercise pass or pay a drop in fee Pool Parties daily. Aquatic Instructor Marion Jacobs guides and motivates Invite your friends to celebrate your birthday or special event at the participants through a workout within a fun, dynamic group fitness OHS indoor pool. Parties may be scheduled from 2:00-4:00pm on atmosphere. Saturdays. These parties are held in conjunction with open swim No. 17WAQ300 Daily Drop-in Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00- times. Table and chair set-up is provided in the hallway for 10:00am 1/4-3/24 (except 1/16 & 2/20) Orange High School Indoor refreshments. Parties must be scheduled at least two weeks in Pool $5/resident $6/non-resident advance by calling 216-831-8601 ext. 2316. Flat rate fee is for a No. 17WAQ310 10-Visit Pass (valid for 3 months from first date maximum of 20 swimmers. of use) Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1/4-3/24 (except 1/16 & 2/20) No. 17WAQ190 Reserve Date/Time with Coordinator Orange High School Indoor Pool $45/resident $55/non-resident $89/resident $109/non-resident paid in advance No. 17WAQ320 20-Visit Pass (valid for 3 months from first date of use) Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1/4-3/24 (except 1/16 & 2/20) Orange High School Indoor Pool $69/resident $89/non-resident www.orangerec.com 34 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Aquatics Winter 2017

Kayak Roll Sessions Water Safety Instructor Work on your Eskimo roll in the comfort of our heated pool so you This class provides instruction and certification in teaching skills and will be ready for the river this spring. Participants must bring their courses in the American Red Cross Learn to Swim program. own boats (clean boats only, please) and gear. Helmets are required Students must be at least 16 years of age by the last day of class for anyone entering the pool. There are experienced boaters on (proof of age required) and successfully complete a swim test given hand to give pointers to new kayakers. Enter the pool area through on the 1st day of class. Students are required to attend every class West pool deck doors starting at 3:50pm. Participants must fill out a and also must have access to a computer to do course work outside registration form & pay before being allowed to enter the water. of class. Deadline to register is 1 week before the start of the class. Please note that the pool is closed to anyone not involved with Participants do NOT need to have lifeguard certification to kayaking. Please bring exact change each day. For more take this class. information, please contact Keelhaulers Canoe Club at www.keelhauler.org or John Banach at [email protected]. No. 17SAQ530 Thursdays 6:00-9:00pm 3/2-4/27 (except 3/23, No. 17WAQ545 Drop-in Saturdays 1/21, 2/4, 2/18 & 3/11 4:00- 3/30 & 4/13) & Saturdays 9:00-10:30am or 10:30am-12:00pm 6:00pm OHS Indoor Pool $6/resident $7/non-resident 3/11-4/29 (except 3/25, 4/1, & 4/15) (10-12 sessions) OHS Room 120 & Indoor Pool $189/resident $199/non-resident + $35 fee paid on-line to the American Red Cross after successful Completion of the Lifeguard Readiness Pre-test. Do you want to be a lifeguard but are unsure of your swimming ability? This class will work with potential lifeguard candidates’ skills in the water to help get them ready for the lifeguarding pre-test. Instructors will work on freestyle and breaststroke; swimming to the SWIM TEAMS bottom of the pool; retrieval and carrying of the brick. Attendance in this program does not guarantee success in the pre-test or in the lifeguarding class. Great Lakes Sailfish Swimming No. 17WAQ505A Tuesday 1/10 7:30-9:00pm $15/resident Great Lakes Sailfish Swimming is a year-round USA team that $19/non-resident OHS Indoor Pool. strives to inspire and enable swimmers to achieve excellence in the No. 17WAQ505B Tuesday 1/17 7:30-9:00pm $15/resident sport of swimming and in life. This team provides developmentally $19/non-resident OHS Indoor Pool. progressive opportunities for its members, with the goal of delivering a safe and positive environment in which to build champions in all aspects of the sport of swimming. New swimmers Lifeguard Training are invited to come and try out a couple of practices. Coaches will This course will certify participants in American Red Cross place children in the most appropriate group. Registration is taken Lifeguarding for employment. To participate, students must be at on line at www.greatlakessailfish.com. There is a $100 booster fee least 15 years of age by the last class (proof of age required) and and a $61 USA swimming fee in addition to monthly payments pass swim tests given on the first day (300 swim & retrieval of depending on which group your child is placed in. Residents will get brick). Attendance at every class is required as is access to a a 5% discount credited to their account. Coaches Adam Katz and computer for course work outside of class. Students should bring: Andrea Radel want to bring out the best in your child both in and out pen, paper, swimsuit, goggles, towel, and contact case if needed. of the water. No refunds after successfully completing the pre-test. Failure of Gills & Tails 1: For swimmers who are new to swim team or are still swim test on first day will result in refund minus $35 fee for pre-test. working on perfecting strokes. Practice will be Monday-Friday from Successful completion includes certification in Lifeguarding, First Aid, 5:00-6:00pm January 3-March 24. (No Gills on Wednesdays). CPR, and AED. No. 17WAQ510 Tuesdays 1/24 -3/21 5:00-9:00pm + testing of CPR skills TBD (9-10 sessions) OHS Room 121 & Indoor Tails 2 & Fins 1 & 2: For swimmers who have a strong foundation in Pool $209/resident $229/non-resident swim team and know all strokes, starts and turns. Practice will be Monday-Friday from 6:00-7:30pm January 3-March 24. Lifeguard Instructor Learn to train lifeguards! Participants must be at least 17 years of Master’s Swim Team age by the last class (proof of age required). Participants must have For adults who were competitive swimmers, are training for strong skills and knowledge of current lifeguarding skills to pass the triathlons, or just want to work out with friends, masters swimming pre-test including a written test, skill on mannequins and in water to is for you! Masters has varying levels of workouts with a coach on take this course. Deadline to register is 1 week before the start of deck to help with strokes. Masters swimmers must register with the class. No. 17WAQ520 Tuesdays 1/17-3/21 4:30-9:15pm (11- USMS swimming. Drop in or monthly fees available. Visit their web 12 sessions) OHS Room 121 & Indoor Pool $189/residents $199/non site at ohiomasters.com for more information or contact Coach Pete -residents + $35 fee paid on-line to the American Red Cross after Finefrock at [email protected] for more information. Practices are successful completion of the pre-test. Monday & Wednesday 7:30-9:00pm and Saturday 7:30-9:00am. See the monthly pool schedule for exceptions. Scuba Diving Certification Learning to scuba dive is easy and fun! Anyone who is comfortable Special Needs Swim Team and relaxed in the water can learn to dive without difficulty. Now is This program is for teens and young adults with special needs. the time to take the first step towards a scuba certification! Orange Swimmers must be able to swim multiple laps of the pool on their High School Indoor Pool is used by two scuba diving programs. You back and front. Coach will work with swimmers to develop strokes can “test the waters” with a Try Scuba class or take a full class to and learn starts, turns and finishes. This program will focus on become a certified scuba diver! Registration is taken directly at the fitness and exercise and will provide opportunities for individual dive shops listed below, contact them for dates/times and pricing: instruction and making friends. Lisa Sostakowiski is a teacher who Just Add Water Scuba in Willoughby or Fairview Park is with P.A.D.I has a love of swimming which she wants to spread. www.justaddwaterscuba.com or 440-942-7575 No. 17WAQ490A Saturdays 1/14-2/11 (5 sessions) 12:30-1:20pm Professional Diving Resources in Broadview Heights is with Scuba OHS Indoor Pool $99/resident $119/non-resident Schools International. www.ProfessionalDivingResources.com No. 17WAQ490B Saturdays 2/18-3/18 (5 sessions) 12:30-1:20pm 440-736-7499 OHS Indoor Pool $99/resident $119/non-resident www.orangerec.com 35 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Organizations Winter 2017

SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Orange Schools Foundation 216-831-8600 ext. 5001 DEVELOPMENT www.OrangeSchoolsFoundation.org Wild for Orange—Saturday, March 18, 2017 7:30pm Terrace Club, Progressive Field 2016 Orange Board of Education Call 216-831-8600 ext. 5001 for more information. Jennifer Cohen 216-765-1434 Dagmar Fellowes 216-831-1084 Orange Boosters Jeff Leikin 216-292-0053 216-410-5761 Rodney Simon Melanie Weltman 216-378-6989 OrangeBoosters.org Friend us on Facebook! Beth Wilson-Fish 440-247-5352 www.orangeschools.org Orange Patronaires Orange Community Education & Recreation 216-514-1761 Jean Loughridge 216-548-9080 Maureen Connors Commission http://www.orangeschools.org/OrangePatronaires.aspx 440-829-5920 Julie Jordan, Chair 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 Orange Elementary & Middle School PTA www.orangerec.com 440-221-5927 Megan Jolic www.orangeschools.org/mhsbmspta.aspx Hunting Valley Village Council 440-247-6106 Mayor Richard R. Hollington, Jr. Orange High School PTA 38251 Fairmount Blvd. Hunting Valley, 44022 [email protected] Laura Kochis huntingvalley.net [email protected] http://www.orangeschools.org/OHSPTA.aspx Moreland Hills Village Hall 440-248-1188 Mayor Susan C. Renda Orange Alumni Association 4350 SOM Center Rd. Moreland Hills, 44022 216-831-1588 Patti Gebhardt www.morelandhills.com 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 www.orangeschools.org/alumni Orange Village email – [email protected] 440-498-4400 Mayor Kathy U. Mulcahy 440-498-4404-Fax 4600 Lander Rd., 44022 Orange Parents Education Network (O.P.E.N.) www.orangevillage.com 216-832-4104 Courtney Lepene (Chair) [email protected] City of Pepper Pike http://www.orangeschools.org/OrangeParentEducationNetwork.aspx 216-831-8500 Mayor Richard M. Bain 28000 Shaker Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 www.pepperpike.org SERVICE AGENCIES

Woodmere Village Council Friends of the Orange Branch Library 216-831-9511 Mayor Charles E. Smith 216-831-4282 Bob Blattner 27899 Chagrin Blvd. Woodmere, 44122 31975 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 www.woodmerevillage.com JFSA Care at Home Federation of Orange Communities 216-336-0191 Barbara Edwards 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 3659 So. Green Rd. #316 Beachwood, 44122 www.orangeschools.org/residents/organizations www.jfsacareathome.org

Orange Branch Cuyahoga County Public Library SCHOOL SERVICE GROUPS 216-831-4282 Contact: Julie Liedtke 31975 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 Orange Area Service Committee www.cuyahogalibrary.org 216-831-8600 ext. 7500 Individual Schools Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead Club for Gr. K-3 Central Office Rep. Saturdays, Jan 14 & Feb 11—10:00-10:45 am www.orangeschools.org/residents/organizations Call 216-831-4282 for more information.

Hiram House Camp PTA-Health & Safety Committee 216-831-5045 Courtney Guzy [email protected] HS Contact: Stella Koufman 33775 Hiram Trail Moreland Hills, 44022 [email protected] HS Contact: Tracy Dickinson [email protected] Elem. Contact: Wendy Spitz www.hiramhousecamp.org [email protected] Elem. Contact: Katie Outcalt [email protected] Elem. Contact: Melissa Korland http://www.orangeschools.org/mhsbmspta.aspx www.orangerec.com 36 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Organizations Winter 2017

New Directions, Inc. RELIGIOUS CENTERS 216-591-0324 ext. 211 Mike Matoney

30800 Chagrin Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 www.newdirect.org Bethlehem Baptist Church 216-292-4685 Pastor Don Morris 27250 Emery Road Orange Village CLUBS & SERVICE GROUPS www.bethlehembaptist.org

Boy Scout Troop 309 B'nai Jeshurun Congregation 440-247-9580 Fred Taylor 216-831-6555 Rabbi Stephen Weiss www.bsatroop309gcc.org 27501 Fairmount Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 www.bnaijeshurun.org. Chagrin Valley Welcome Club 440-338-1104 Jean Spangenberg Church of the Western Reserve www.cvcc.org/organizations.htm Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) 440-442-2220 Pastor Sandy Seaton-Todd Cub Scout Pack 309 30500 Fairmount Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 440-248-2038 Thatcher Thomas www.churchofwesternreserve.com packs.scouter.com/oh/pack309 Garfield Memorial Church Girl Scouts of North East Ohio 216-831-1566 Pastor Chip Freed 800-852-4474 Randa Jackson 3650 Lander Road Pastor Terry McHugh One Girl Scout Way Macedonia, 44056 Pepper Pike, 44124 www.gsneo.org www.garfieldchurch.org

Kiwanis Club of Lander Circle NewSong Church 216-410-1324 John Driscoll 440-248-5755 Pastor Tony Omoijuanfo 30799 Pinetree Rd. 4799 Lander Rd. Pastor Scott Young PO Box 253 Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Orange, 44022 Orange Village Campus www.landercirclekiwanis.com www.newsongministries.com Membership Meetings—1st & 3rd Mondays 6:30pm at Garfield Memorial Church Call 216-410-1324 for more information. Park Synagogue 216-371-2244 ext 121 Allison Solomon Moreland Hills Historical Society 216-831-5363 27500 Shaker Blvd. Pepper Pike, 44124 440-248-1188 Village Hall Office www.parksynagogue.org 4350 SOM Center Rd. Moreland Hills, 44022 www.morelandhills.com Temple Emanu El Orange Diversity Collaboration 216-454-1300 ext. 102 Renee Higer 216-454-1305 Fax 216-577-5194 Pippa L. Carter 4545 Brainard Road Orange Village, 44022 www.orangeschools.org www.teecleve.org

Orange Senior Center Advisory Council The Shul 216-831-3978 Robert Little 216-509-9969 Rabbi Eddie Sukol www.orangerec.com Pepper Pike, OH 44124

www.theshul.us Pepper Pike Civic League 216-533-1837 Morris Sugerman www.pepperpikecl.com

Venturing Crew 309 216-514-1761 Dan Loughridge Co-ed, youth led adventure scouting

Woodmere Women's Civic League 216-831-5354 Elizabeth Macklin, Secretary Call Orange Community Education & Recreation at 216-831-8601 ext. 5409 before January 3 with additions or corrections for the Spring/Summer edition of this directory www.orangerec.com 37 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Information Winter 2017

Activities, Classes & Services Offered Pepper Pike Learning Center Year Round Office Hours

Each season, Orange Community Education & Recreation devel- Daytime: Mon – Fri 9am – 5pm ops and operates classes, activities and events designed for Evening: Mon – Thurs 5pm – 8pm preschoolers, youth and teens, adults and senior adults. As one of the most comprehensive community education and recreation Weekend: Saturday 9am - 1pm departments in Ohio, our professional staff works in tandem with residents, the school district and communities to meet the edu- cational, leisure and recreational needs of all residents. Orange Offices are closed Community Education & Recreation has been recognized both Offices and programs in the PPLC are closed on: Nov. 23-27, state-wide and nationally for outstanding programming and Dec. 23-26, 30-Jan. 2, Jan 16, Feb 20. management practices. This past year, over 12,000 registra- No evening hours: Dec. 19-Jan. 2 tions were processed for over 1,200 different program areas, including: For pool schedules, visit orangerec.com or call 216-831-8601 ext. 2316. For Orange Senior Center schedule call 216-831- Classes, programs &  Early Childhood Preschool  8601 ext. 5700.  Youth & Teen classes services for adults of all ages  School-age childcare Sports & Aquatics  Summer camps  Activities  Youth & adult theatre activities  Community-wide special events  And much more! Register for classes & events online at www.orangerec.com

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Community Publications ORANGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION & Orange Community Education & Recreation publishes a variety of literature designed to keep residents informed about various events, RECREATION STAFF activities and services available in the community. Regular publications Orange Community Education & Recreation’s professional staff is include: innovative, dedicated to quality and passionate about the work they do each day in serving the needs and desires of this  Orange Community Education & Recreation Brochure community. We welcome your input and involvement and  Jubilee Program encourage you to contact any staff member with questions or  Program Newsletters suggestions.  Community/School Organization Directory 216-831-8601  New Resident Welcome Packet Pepper Pike Learning Center  Summer Camp Brochure  Special Event Promotions Erin Fach ...... Ext. 5403

These publications are mailed and distributed throughout the community Director and are available at each of the program sites and offices along with free Richard Hinkelman ···························· Ext. 5402 literature. Copies of publications can also be obtained by calling 216-831- Operations Coordinator 8601 or visit www.orangerec.com. Louise Faltisco ...... Ext. 5409 Registration Information Specialist Community Involvement through Carolyn Cirincione ...... Ext. 5400 Registration Information Specialist Service Pam Bayus...... Ext. 5408 The Orange Community Education & Recreation Commission is Adult Education Coordinator an advisory council providing support and feedback so that a Wendy Scott-Koeth ··························· Ext. 5102 varied range of recreational and educational activities may be Stagecrafters Coordinator provided to area residents in accordance with the department’s mission and the school district’s mission. Commission at large Claire Connelly ································· Ext. 5103 and governmental representatives act as community liaisons by Stagecrafters Supervisor sharing community feedback with the department’s Director and Tali Friedman ··································· Ext. 5105 leadership team and by encouraging the broadest possible Stagecrafters Associate involvement of area residents in the department’s programs, Michael Callahan ······························· Ext. 5100 projects and services. Program Coordinator Sarah Gnoddie ·································· Ext. 5101 The Commission meets monthly, usually the second Tuesday of Youth Supervisor each month at 6:30pm at the Pepper Pike Learning Center. Residents are encouraged to attend or consider filling periodic Debbie Zimmerman ··························· Ext. 5606 representative vacancies and may contact any of the following Open Door Supervisor Commission members with ideas and questions. Also, feel free Kaitlyn Newman································ Ext. 5606 to contact OCE&R for more information on Commission duties Youth & Open Door Associate and responsibilities. Chris Switzer ···································· Ext. 5636 Orange Youth Sports Coordinator 2016-2017 Commission Directory Anthony Corona ································ Ext. 5106 Member Liaison/Program Area Telephone Orange Youth Sports Associate Kelly Borders ···································· Ext. 5423 Joan Schenkel Chair & Moreland Hills Rep 216.410.6383 Early Childhood Coordinator Debra Lee Meese ······························ 216-831-5130 Amanda Pinney Vice-Chair & Hunting Valley Rep 216.780.8352 Orange Art Center Coordinator Andrea Vederman Pepper Pike Rep 216.464.3997 Cindy Wiley Orange Village Rep 216.595.1226 Aquatics Beth Dallinga At Large 216.360.9418 Sandra Andrews...... Ext. 2316 Aquatics/Sports Coordinator Dawn Hill At Large 216.595.8266 Outdoor Pool ···································· Ext. 2203 Elizabeth Van Valkenburgh At Large 216.407.1205 Dr. Edwin Holland Superintendent 216.831.8600 Senior Center – North Campus Jeffrey Leikin Board of Education 216-292-0053 Darlene Montonaro ···························· Ext. 5700 Senior Adult Coordinator Jennifer Cohen Board of Education 216.765-1434 Julie Rohrich ····································· Ext. 5703 Erin Fach Director 216.831.8601 Senior Adult Front Desk Info Specialist

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FIVE WAYS TO REGISTER!

WINTER ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FAIR Thursday, January 5 from 6pm-7:30pm

Orange Community Education & Recreation will begin accepting registrations for all classes & events at the Activity Registration Fair at the Pepper Pike Learning Center. This is the first opportunity for Orange School District residents to register for programs and activities.

In Person Registration Thursday evening, January 5 from 6pm-7:30pm is the first opportunity for Orange School district residents to register for programs and activities. Non-resident registration begins Friday, January 6 and continues for both residents and non-residents throughout the season or until classes are closed. You can register using check (made out to Orange BOE), money order or credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover). All registrations should be completed 48 hours (2 days) prior to the start of class unless noted with a specific deadline.

Online Registration Beginning Thursday, January 5 at 6:00pm, residents can register online by going to www.orangerec.com and follow the prompts for online registration. Visa, MasterCard and Discover card payments are accepted for online registration. Non-residents may register online beginning Friday, January 6 at 9:00am. Online registration is available until 48 hours (2 days) prior to the start of classes unless noted with a specific deadline.

Mail In Registration Beginning Friday, January 6 at 9:00am, mail-in registrations, with a check, money order or credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover) will be accepted. Use the registration form included on the back inside cover of this brochure or download a registration form at www.orangerec.com. Registrations for anyone under the age of 18 must include emergency medical information.

Email Registration Beginning Friday, January 6 at 9:00am, email registrations, with a credit card (MasterCard, Visa or Discover) will be accepted. Download the registration form at www.orangerec.com and email registration and payment information to [email protected].

Phone Registration (for Adult Programs) Beginning Friday, January 6 at 9:00am, phone in registrations for adult programs only will be accepted. Please call 216-831-8601 to use a credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover).

Refund Policy Refunds are available for classes and activities (unless otherwise specified) provided that the program coordinator is notified 3 business days prior to the class or activity start date. If the class is filled or cancelled due to low enrollment, you will be given the opportunity to switch to another class, obtain a letter of credit for the same activity area, or obtain a refund. A processing fee of $5 will be charged for all refunds initiated by the customer. A letter of credit will be issued for refunds of $10 or less. All registrations must be completed 48 hours (2 days) prior to the start of class. For questions, please call 216-831-8601.  Youth & teen registrations also require completed Release & Medical  All registrations are processed in the order received Consent Forms and Medical & Emergency Contact information for  Registration continues throughout the season or until classes are each child registered closed  A $25 cash fee will be charged for all checks retuned to us by the  Checks must be made payable to: Orange Board of Education bank  Payment in full is due at the time of registration  Registration is required for all classes and programs, including free classes

Photographs Orange Community Education & Recreation may take photos of participants in our programs. We will use these photos in our brochures or for media publicity. By your registration, you grant us permission to use these photos for publicity purposes only. www.orangerec.com 40 (216) 831-8601 Winter 2017 Registration

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FAIR PROCEDURES ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 5 from 6pm-7:30pm

For Residents Registering at the Activity Registration Fair…  You are a resident if you live in the Orange School District (Hunting Valley Moreland Hills, Orange, Pepper Pike, Woodmere and portions of Solon, Bedford Heights and Warrensville Heights) AND you pay your taxes to the Orange School District.  On Thursday, January 5, Pepper Pike Learning Center’s front doors open at 6:00pm for resident registration.  Residents will enter the front doors at 6:00pm and receive a registration number

Non-Resident Registration Begins Friday, January 6 at 9:00am  On Friday, January 6, non-residents may begin registering at 9:00am in person, online, by fax or email.  Registration for adult classes can also be made by phone.

Residents Registering Another Resident Family Other Than Their Own at the Activity Registration Fair…  You must register your own family first by following the guidelines in this brochure.  After completing their own registration, residents may obtain a second registration number to register a second resident family and wait until their number is called.  You may only register one additional resident family at the Fair.

PLEASE NOTE:  All registrants must have a registration number to register at the Fair.  If a class becomes full, the department makes every effort to accommodate registrants by opening additional sections of popular classes whenever possible. Therefore registrants are encouraged to sign the class wait list if your desired class is full.

 Please be patient if registering online. There will be a great deal of online registration activity during the first week of registration.

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