Summer 2021 Program Guide 608.204.3000 Or Mscr.Org

MSCR Program Guide SUMMER 2021

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MSCR IS A DEPARTMENT OF THE MADISON METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT • MSCR.ORG • 608.204.3000 Welcome Dear Madisonians, Dear Families & Community Members,

We are hopeful that the Summer of 2021 will bring We are excited to present the MSCR Summer 2021 Program a sense of normalcy to our community and we are Guide for you and your family. After much anticipation, excited to bring some of our “normal” back to you included in this summer’s program guide is information after a long break. This Summer Program Guide on the return of swimming lessons and other aquatics also features a plethora of new activities, including programs for youth and adults at East and West Pedal & Plunge family bike and swim program, High School pools. You will also fi nd information on pick-up play soccer for adults, ultimate frisbee everything from tennis and t-ball lessons at several skills, adult outdoor volleyball and physical theater. locations to our popular bike riding clinic for children, In addition to a full array of indoor and outdoor activi- Learn 2 Ride. Whatever your interest, this year’s MSCR ties, we are continuing a number of virtual programs. summer programs provides many great activities for everyone to enjoy. In programming throughout the pandemic, we have honed our health & safety procedures and are confi dent that we can continue to provide programs in a safe, healthy environment. We will continue to adapt following guidance from Public Health We recognize, especially during a pandemic, staying active and participating in the many Madison & Dane County and MMSD Health Services as conditions in the community recreational activities MSCR offers is a healthy and fun way to stay connected to the change. The safety and well-being of our participants is our top priority. Madison community. Inside this summer program guide, you will fi nd details about the health and safety protocols MSCR staff are following to ensure the community can enjoy As you may have guessed, summer is our busiest time of year. We’ve been hard at fun, summer programs in a safe environment. work, not only planning fun and innovative programs, but also preparing to hire and train nearly 800 summer employees to give you the summer fun you’ve been looking forward to. If you, your friends or neighbors are looking to work for fun this summer, With an array of arts, enrichment and fi tness activities available with indoor, outdoor and go to mscr.org/employment. virtual options, we want to thank you for signing up and making MSCR a part of your summer. Whether it’s at work or play, we hope to see you this summer! Sincerely, Best Regards, Janet Dyer, Executive Director Carlton D. Jenkins, Ph.D., Superintendent

MSCR Mission: To enhance the quality of life for individuals in the Madison Metropolitan School District and for the community by providing recreation and enrichment opportunities year-round that are accessible to all. Health & Safety Procedures & Expectations

At MSCR, the health and safety of our customers and staff is a top PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS priority. These safety measures are in place at our programs and We need help from you, our customers and participants, to keep facilities to help keep everyone in our community safe. everyone safe. We request that everyone who enters an MSCR facility follows these guidelines: MASK GUIDELINES • Follow current MSCR/MMSD mask guidelines, outlined above. Indoor Programs • Enter the building just before your start time and leave promptly • Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, in at the end of the program indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Wash hands or use hand sanitizer on entry into the building Outdoor Programs • Give other customers and staff 6 feet of space in rooms and • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, common areas age 3 and older. • Only registered participants may enter the building. Youth • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, participants should be dropped off at the entrance. Visitors & age 3 and older accompanying individuals should wait outside. • Adult Programs.: masks are required when it is not possible • Come dressed for your program, changing facilities are not to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly available. Continue to bring clean shoes to fi tness studios. recommended for participants at all other times. • Bring a water bottle to class and leave food at home or in FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT your vehicle. • Physical distancing of 6 ft in common areas and program • Observe indoor traffi c patterns, exits and entrances may spaces, including outdoors be different. • Clear barriers at the reception desks • Stay home if you are feeling sick or have any symptoms, even • Hand sanitizer available at all programs minor, of COVID-19, including: fever, cough, shortness of breath, diffi culty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, • A clean facility: all areas of the facility are cleaned daily, high new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny touch surfaces are disinfected multiple times throughout nose, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. the day • Shared equipment will be limited and cleaned after each use All health & safety guidelines and policies are subject to change, in • Drinking fountains are closed, but water bottle fi llers accordance with changing guidance and requirements from MMSD or are available public health authorities. Current guidelines are available at mscr.org. • Furniture removed from waiting areas • Building access limited to program participants and staff

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PRESCHOOL & YOUTH MSCR HOYT MAIN OFFICE Aquatics 30 - 33 & ACTIVITY CENTER Arts & Enrichment - Preschool & Child + Adult 4, 8 - 13 3802 Regent Street Arts & Enrichment - Youth 8 - 13 Madison, WI 53705 Outdoors 24 - 25 Outdoors - Paddling 26 - 27 Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm Outdoors - Pontoon 28 - 29 Sports & Fitness 5, 14 - 19 Sports - Tennis 20 - 23

ADULT

Registration begins Adapted Recreation 6 Monday, May 3 at 8 am Arts & Enrichment 34 - 39 Fitness 40 - 45 for MMSD Residents and Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness 46 - 50 Outdoors 24 - 25 Monday, May 17 at 8 am for Outdoors - Paddling 26 - 27 Outdoors - Pontoon 28 - 29 Non-MMSD residents. Sports - Recreation & Leagues 52 - 53 Sports - Tennis 51

MSCR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Janet Dyer MMSD SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Carlton D. Jenkins FAMILY/MULTI-AGE MMSD BOARD OF EDUCATION: Aquatics 30 - 33 Ali Janae Muldrow, President, Savion Castro,Vice President, Nicki Vander Arts & Enrichment - Preschool & Child + Adult 4, 8 - 13 Meulen, Clerk, Ananda Mirilli, Treasurer, Cris Carusi, Maia Pearson, Christina Gomez Schmidt, Julia Amann, Student Rep, Anika Sanyal, Fitness 5 Alternate Student Representative Outdoors 24 - 25 MSCR CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Outdoors - Paddling 26 - 27 Valencia Bennett-Parchment, Erica Janisch, Lilian Mather Kelly, Chair, Outdoors - Pontoon 28 - 29 Jane Lauengco, Nicki Vander Meulen, Board of Education Representative FRIENDS OF MSCR BOARD MEMBERS: Danessa Bishop, Carlos Chacon, Scott Frank, Brian Gile, John Laubmeier, Martha Mallon, Nichole Monzon, Sharon Neylon, Mary Walsh, Beth Weiler REGISTRATION

Health & Safety Procedures & Expectations Form 57 Fee Assistance Request 60 Go to mscr.org for Friends of MSCR & Golf Outing 53 the latest Inclusion Services 56 MSCR Program Sites 55 information on Policies, Procedures & Forms 56 - 40 programs and Registration Form 58 health & safety. CAMPS ARE LISTED IN THE SUMMER CAMPS 2021 PROGRAM GUIDE AT MSCR.ORG

Editing and layout by Nicole M. Graper and Mary Roth, MSCR. Design by Greeleaf Media. Photographs by Inspired Images by Phillips, LLC and MSCR Staff. The MSCR Pro- gram Guide is published four times a year in March, April, August and November by Madison School & Community Recreation, a department of the Madison Metropolitan School District, 3802 Regent Street, Madison, WI 53705. Issue No. 2, April 26, 2021

ART CART - CELEBRATING 46 YEARS!

O The Art Cart is a free, drop-in traveling art program that provides creative art-making experiences to children ages 3+ and their families.

U Art Cart is a partnership program of Madison Museum of Contemporary Art and Madison School & Community Recreation. In response to current health guidelines, we are pleased to offer Art Cart ArtKits for families to take home to complete. Directions for each kit are posted on the MSCR YouTube Channel and MMoCA’s T website. To pick up an ArtKit, which includes supplies and instruction for to-go creative activities for families, look for the colorful Art Cart van at parks listed in this schedule. ArtKits are limited and available ﬁ rst-come, ﬁ rst served. We hope to see D you at a park in your neighborhood this summer! O

ART CART SCHEDULE KEY: O *= Mobile Meet up with Art Cart ART CART SCHEDULE R Date 9am-12pm 1-4pm 5-7:30pm Date 9am-12pm 1-4pm 5-7:30pm JUNE AUGUST

Mon 6/14 Lucia Crest Park Mon 8/2 Kennedy Park

Wed 6/16 *Elver Park Wed 8/4 Elvehjem Park

Fri 6/18 Penn Park Fri 8/6 *Tenney Beach

Mon 6/21 Lake Edge Park Mon 8/9 Badger Park

Wed 6/23 *North Star Park Wed 8/11 *#Garner Park

Fri 6/25 *Reindahl Splash Park Fri 8/13 *Elver Park Splash Park

Mon 6/28 Meadowood Park Mon 8/16 Goodman CC

Wed 6/30 Haen Family Park Wed 8/18 Elmside Circle Park JULY

Fri 7/2 Rennebohm Park

Wed 7/7 *Olbrich Park OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION

Fri 7/9 Warner Beach • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older Mon 7/12 Marlborough Park • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, Wed 7/14 Lussier Comm Educ Ctr age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible Fri 7/16 *Vilas Park to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly Mon 7/19 Acewood Park recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet Wed 7/21 Worthington Park of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. Fri 7/23 *BB Clark Beach • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2.

Mon 7/26 Shorewood Elementary

Wed 7/28 *Cypress Splash Park

Fri 7/30 Westmorland Park

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FIT2GO - FREE MOBILE RECREATION HEALTH & SAFETY PROCEDURES & EXPECTATIONS • For the purposes of contact tracing, drop in participants must The mission of MSCR FIT2GO is to provide free fun activities and games O have an adult (18+) present OR be able to provide FIT2GO staff with throughout Madison. With many different types of activities and games that a name and phone number or email. are adaptive to any age and ability, the whole family can participate at our • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, weekly events! These events are free and open to the public for children of age 3 and older any age. We provide activities such as yard games, scavenger hunts, disc golf, U obstacle courses, Imagination Playground and many more fun activities. The • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, FIT2GO Van also provides environmental education activities which includes age 3 and older use of our bug catching nets and nature walks. The FIT2GO Program runs • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible Monday-Friday June 14 to August 20. No Programming on Monday, July 5. to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly T recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet FIT2GO is not attending any community events through August 2021. We will of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. re-evaluate our return to community events in September 2021. If you would like FIT2GO at your community or neighborhood event after August 2021, • First come, ﬁ rst served. Limited equipment available. D please ﬁ ll out the rental request form found on our website, mscr.org. For more • High touch surfaces are disinfected multiple times throughout the information, call 608-442-1340 or email [email protected]. day. • Shared equipment is limited and cleaned after each use. • Hand sanitizer is provided and required before and after use of our O equipment. FIT2GO SCHEDULE KEY: • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. *= Mobile Meet up with Art Cart O ^= Meet up with MSCR’s Nature Program FIT2GO SCHEDULE Date 9am-12pm 1-3:45pm 4:30-7:30pm Date 9am-12pm 1-3:45pm 4:30-7:30pm R JUNE Mon 7/19 Garner Park Arbor Hills Park

Mon 6/14 Haen Family Park Marlborough Park Tues 7/20 Hiestand Park Warner Park

Tues 6/15 Segoe Park Brittingham Park Wed 7/21 Kingston-Onyx Park Belmar Hills Park

Wed 6/16 Penn Park *Elver Park Thurs 7/22 Leopold Elementary Elver Park

Thur 6/17 Tenney Beach Demetral Park Fri 7/23 *B.B. Clarke Beach Haen Family Park

Fri 6/18 Door Creek Park Westmorland Park Mon 7/26 Heritage Heights Park Westmorland Park

Mon 6/21 Worthington Park Sandburg Elementary Tues 7/27 Kennedy Park Demetral Park

Tues 6/22 Eagle Heights CC Vilas (Henry) Park Wed 7/28 Owl Creek Park *Cypress Spray Park

Wed 6/23 Sunset Park *North Star Park Thurs 7/29 Worthington Park Sandburg Elementary

Thurs 6/24 Olbrich Park Heritage Heights Park Fri 7/30 Tenney Beach Pocket Park

Fri 6/25 *Reindahl Park Splash Park ^Yahara Place Park AUGUST

Mon 6/28 Hiestand Park Owl Creek Park Mon 8/2 Shorewood Elementary Lucia Crest Park

Tues 6/29 Badger Park Lucia Crest Park Tues 8/3 Olbrich Park Brentwood Park

Wed 6/30 Spring Harbor Park Elver Park Wed 8/4 Sunset Park Belmar Hills Park

JULY Thurs 8/5 Meadowood Park Vilas (Henry) Park

Thurs 7/1 Hoyt Park Garner Park Fri 8/6 *Tenney Beach Country Grove Park

Fri 7/2 Country Grove Park Brittingham Park Mon 8/9 Yahara Place Park Lerdahl Park

Tues 7/6 Brentwood Park Tenney Beach Tues 8/10 Olbrich Park Reindahl Park

Wed 7/7 Westmorland Park *Olbrich Park Wed 8/11 Haen Family Park *^Garner Park

Thurs 7/8 Rennebohm Park Huegel Park Thurs 8/12 Leopold Elementary Brittingham Park

Fri 7/9 Sunset Park Eagle Heights CC Fri 8/13 *Elver Park Splash Park Rennebohm Park

Mon 7/12 ^Door Creek Park Meadowood Park Mon 8/16 Vilas (Henry) Park Lucia Crest Park

Tues 7/13 Tenney Beach Kingston-Onyx Park Tues 8/17 ^Marlborough Park Eagle Heights CC

Wed 7/14 Olin Park Wexford Park Wed 8/18 Wexford Park Westmorland Park

Thurs 7/15 Kennedy Park Brittingham Park Thurs 8/19 Arbor Hills Park Kingston-Onyx Park

Fri 7/16 *Vilas (Henry) Park Penn Park Fri 8/20 Elvehjem Park Badger Park

Adapted programs are open to individuals with disabilities ages 18+ and their caregivers, families and friends. Participants 14+ may register O if accompanied by a participating caregiver and/or adult. Caregivers/ adults must stay with the 14+ participants at all times during program. All participants, including caregivers, need to register individually. Fees for caregivers/adults are waived. U CITY CLUB Enjoy a variety of socially distanced activities each week. Meet new friends while enjoying activities led by MSCR. Arts & crafts, fi tness activities, fi eld T games and other fun and engaging activities are planned by staff weekly. DANCE AND MOVE Low impact class using music and basic steps for great cardiovascular and muscle toning workout. All fi tness levels welcome. D OUTDOOR GAMES Come and play Bocce, giant Jenga, bags and other outdoor games. Rotate through or stay and play the ones you like best. OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION O SOCCER SKILLS • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, The focus is on movement, fundamentals and building basic soccer skills. age 3 and older Each class builds on skills through fun exercises, drills and games. Staff • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, work with participants on individual skills and focus on the essentials and O age 3 and older are dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all. • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible WALK IN THE PARK to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly Join MSCR Staff for a hike at one of Madison’s amazing parks. While hiking, recommended for participants at all other times. enjoy spotting different types of birds and Madison wildlife. R • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2.

Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course # 14+ City Club Tenney Park W 6/23-8/18 3:30-5:30pm $50 28791 14+ City Club Hoyt Park Th 6/24-8/19 3:30-5:30pm $50 28792 14+ Dance and Move Hoyt Park T 6/22-8/17 4:45-5:45pm $45 28793 14+ Dance and Move Kennedy Park W 6/23-8/18 4:45-5:45pm $45 30193 14+ Outdoor Games Kennedy Park T 6/22-8/17 3:30-4:30pm $45 30319 14+ Outdoor Games Hoyt Park W 6/23-8/18 3:30-4:30pm $45 30320 14+ Soccer Skills Hoyt Park T 6/22-8/17 5-6pm $45 30182 14+ Soccer Skills Kennedy Park Th 6/24-8/19 5-6pm $45 30181 14+ Walk in the Park Edna Taylor Park Sa 6/26 10:30-11:30am $5 30187 14+ Walk in the Park Garner Park Sa 7/10 10:30-11:30am $5 30188 14+ Walk in the Park Olin Park Sa 7/24 10:30-11:30am $5 30190 14+ Walk in the Park Knollwood Park Sa 7/31 10:30-11:30am $5 30191

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INDOOR CLASS INFORMATION I • Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, in indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the N greatest extent possible. • We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as capacity may be reassessed. • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. D O PRESCHOOL ARTS & ENRICHMENT YOUTH DANCE ART EXPLORATION - CHILD + ADULT BALLET In this art class for little ones, children have fun with some new art Learn basic ballet skills and positions. Class combines technique along with techniques and some old ones - such as painting, pasting and construction. balance, coordination and rhythm. O Each participant is encouraged to engage at his or her own level - from playing with new materials to creating an art treasure to take home. Only HIP HOP registered child can attend. Siblings, including infants and friends are not Affordable opportunity for boys and girls to experience dance. A high- allowed to attend classes. energy introduction to hip hop dance styles focusing on rhythm and stylized R movements. PRESCHOOL DANCE JAZZ CREATIVE MOVEMENT - CHILD + ADULT Affordable opportunity to experience dance! Course features a variety of jazz Kids explore fun ways to move their bodies. Activities include learning to techniques including turns, jumps and combinations. move with music, movements incorporating animals, shapes, seasons and much more. Register child only, only one adult may attend. MODERN Try something new in this introduction to modern dance. Explore concepts DANCE WITH ME - CHILD + ADULT of space, time and energy while developing coordination, physical alignment, Use games, songs, props and more to explore how bodies move! This class and movement fl ow. is designed to for an adult and child to enjoy music and movement together while learning beginning artistic concepts. Register child only, only one adult POMS may attend.Each class is based on a skill that is developed through dancing, Poms is a style of dance that combines sharp, precise arm motions with singing and literacy. Develop coordination, learn to move in space and have jazz technique, focusing on jumps, kicks, turns, and leaps. Great for a dancer fun moving to music. This is a great way to introduce your little dancer to the who is interested in combining dance skills with energy and enthusiasm. arts! Please wear socks and comfortable clothing that allows for movement. Begins with a warm-up and stretching section to improve fl exibility and cardiovascular endurance. Class introduces poms movement and PRE-BALLET terminology as well beginning jumps, leaps and turns. Set of poms included Affordable opportunity for children to experience dance. Class combines in course fee.*Fee includes a set of poms for each participant to keep. basic technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following Participants need to bring their set of poms to and from class each week.* directions through creative dance. YOUTH ARTS & ENRICHMENT SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - BEGINNING Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates ART SAMPLER folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known for Enjoy art, but don’t know where to start? Try the MSCR Art Sampler class! powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes! Highland Learn and explore with a variety of techniques and materials. Class provides strength conditioning, fl exibility and lots of fun! Participants will instructed by Art Cart staff! learn some of the fundamentals, including pas de basques, the Sword dance BEGINNING UKULELE - BILINGUAL SPANISH and the Highland Fling. Join us for this joyful class that inspires curiosity about music. Participants SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - CONTINUING learn to tune their instrument, play multiple ukulele chords, clap rhythms Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates with notes and rests, play several simple songs and become familiar with folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known musical notation. Youth are encouraged to write their own songs as well! for powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes! Class ends with a ukulele performance for family and friends. All equipment Highland provides strength conditioning, fl exibility and of course lots of fun! provided. Participants learn some of the fundamentals, including pas de basques, the YOUTH JEWELRY MAKING Sword dance and the Highland Fling. Get creative as you learn the skills necessary to make your own jewelry and TAP accessories. Materials provided. Affordable opportunity to experience dance! This course introduces basic tap YOUTH SEWING STUDIOS: PICNIC BLANKET steps, rhythms and combinations to get your feet moving. Sew something you can show off at your next park hangout with friends! Learn the basics of machine sewing including threading the machine, bobbin winding and speed control as you work toward fi nishing a picnic blanket. All materials and sewing machine provided. YOUTH HANDBUILDING SUMMER CAMPS No clay experience required! Experience the hand-building techniques of pinch, coil and slab construction. Materials included. Projects are ready for pick up 3 weeks after class ends. MSCR offers a variety of camps YOUTH WHEEL Practice centering on the wheel to work towards creating projects. Materials for every interest. Go to mscr.org provided. Projects are ready for pick up 3 weeks after class ends.

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• Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, in N indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. • We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as D capacity may be reassessed. • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. O

O PRESCHOOL ARTS & ENRICHMENT Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# R 3-5 Art Exploration - Child + Adult MSCR East T 6/29-7/20 4-4:45pm $26 30014 3-5 Art Exploration - Child + Adult MSCR East Th 7/1-7/22 9-9:45am $26 30013 3-5 Art Exploration - Child + Adult MSCR Odana Th 7/29-8/19 9-9:45am $26 28834 PRESCHOOL DANCE 2-3 Creative Movement - Child & Adult MSCR East T,Th 6/29-7/22 9-9:30am $27 30060 2-3 Creative Movement - Child & Adult MSCR East M,W 8/9-8/25 9-9:30am $20 30065 2-3 Dance with Me - Child + Adult MSCR East M,W 6/28-7/21 9-9:30am $24 30055 2-3 Dance with Me - Child + Adult MSCR East T,Th 8/10-8/26 9-9:30am $20 30056 3 Pre-Ballet MSCR East M 6/28-8/23 4-4:30pm $27 30281 3 Pre-Ballet MSCR East M,W 6/28-7/21 9:45-10:15am $24 30049 3 Pre-Ballet MSCR East T,Th 8/10-8/26 9:45-10:25am $20 30052 3 Pre-Ballet MSCR East F 7/2-8/20 9-9:30am $27 30035 3 Pre-Ballet MSCR Hoyt Th 7/1-8/19 8:30-9am $27 30034 4-5 Pre-Ballet MSCR East M,W 8/9-8/25 9:45-10:15am $26 30051 4-5 Pre-Ballet MSCR East T,Th 6/29-7/22 9:45-10:25am $35 30050 4-5 Pre- Ballet MSCR East W 6/30-7/21 5:30-6:10pm $35 30057 4-5 Pre-Ballet MSCR East F 7/2-8/20 9:45-10:25am $35 30036 4-5 Pre-Ballet MSCR Hoyt Th 7/1-8/19 9:15-9:55am $35 30048 Summer Hiring Work for fun! Apply for a variety of summer positions at mscr.org. Part-time & full-time schedules. -Camp Leaders & Youth Workers -Inclusion Staff -Sports Instructor & Ofﬁ cials -Tennis Instructors and more!

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YOUTH ARTS & ENRICHMENT Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# I K-2 Art Sampler MSCR East T 6/29-7/20 5-6pm $33 30019 K-2 Art Sampler MSCR East Th 7/1-7/22 10-11am $33 30017 N K-2 Art Sampler MSCR Odana Th 7/29-8/19 10-11am $33 30010 3-5 Art Sampler MSCR Odana Th 7/29-8/19 11:15am-12:30pm $39 30011 D 3-5 Art Sampler MSCR East T 6/29-7/20 6:15-7:30pm $39 30020 3-5 Art Sampler MSCR East Th 7/1-7/22 11:15am-12:30pm $39 30018 O 2-5 Beginning Ukulele - Bilingual Spanish MSCR Odana Th 7/1-8/19 6-7pm $45 28836 2-5 Pottery - Youth Handbuilding MSCR Hoyt Th 7/29-8/19 3-4:15pm $47 28959 O 6-12 Pottery - Youth Wheel MSCR Hoyt W 7/14-8/18 4-6pm $84 28964. 3-6 Youth Jewelry Making MSCR East M 7/12-8/2 4:30-5:30pm $33 30042 R 4-8 Youth Sewing Studios: Picnic Blanket MSCR East M 6/21-6/28 3:30-5:30pm $35 30132 4-8 Youth Sewing Studios: Picnic Blanket MSCR Odana T 6/22-6/29 4-6pm $35 30133 YOUTH DANCE Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# K-1 Ballet MSCR East T,Th 6/29-7/22 10:40-11:30am $53 28862 K-1 Ballet MSCR East W 6/30-7/21 6:25-7:15pm $53 30058 K-1 Ballet MSCR East F 7/2-8/20 10:40-11:30am $53 30037 K-1 Ballet MSCR Hoyt Th 7/1-8/19 10:10-11am $53 28861 2-5 Hip Hop MSCR Hoyt Th 7/1-8/19 11:15-12:15pm $56 28869 K-1 Jazz MSCR East M,W 6/28-7/21 10:30-11:20am $46 28871 2-5 Jazz MSCR East M 6/28-8/23 5:50-6:50pm $56 30023 2-5 Modern MSCR East M,W 8/9-8/25 10:30-11:20am $40 30067 4-8 Poms MSCR East M 6/28-8/23 7:05-8:05pm $64 30033 1-5 Scottish Highland Dance - Beginning MSCR Odana W 6/30-8/18 4-4:45pm $56 30038 2-5 Scottish Highland Dance - Continuing MSCR Odana W 6/30-8/18 5-5:45pm $56 30039 K-1 Tap MSCR East M 6/28-8/23 4:45-5:35pm $53 30032 K-1 Tap MSCR East T,Th 8/10-8/26 10:40-11:30am $40 30068 FREE FAMILY FUN! Visit the Art Cart & GRADE IS THE GRADE FIT2GO van at a park or YOUR CHILD WILL school near you. ENTER FALL 2021. See the schedules on page 4-5.

OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION O • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly U recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. T • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2. PRESCHOOL ARTS & ENRICHMENT YOUTH ARTS & ENRICHMENT ART EXPLORATION - CHILD + ADULT ART SAMPLER D In this art class for little ones, children have fun with some new art Enjoy art, but don’t know where to start? Try the MSCR Art Sampler class! techniques and some old ones - such as painting, pasting and construction. Learn and explore with a variety of techniques and materials. Class Each participant is encouraged to engage at his or her own level - from instructed by Art Cart staff! playing with new materials to creating an art treasure to take home. Only O registered child can attend. Siblings, including infants and friends are not BEGINNING UKULELE allowed to attend classes. Join us for this joyful class that inspires curiosity about music. Participants learn to tune their instrument, play multiple ukulele chords, clap rhythms TALES FOR TOTS - CHILD + ADULT with notes and rests, play several simple songs and become familiar with O Bring your child to this class involving activities from games to drama and musical notation. Youth are encouraged to write their own songs as well! music based on children’s books! Each week’s class offers a creative outlet Class ends with a ukulele performance for family and friends. All equipment for your child. This class involves crafts projects, songs, stories and games provided. centered around each week’s book. Only registered child and their caregiver can attend. Siblings, including infants and friends are not allowed to attend ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICAL THEATER R classes. “All the world’s a stage,” as William Shakespeare famously penned, and all theatre was originally staged in the great outdoors. Since then outdoor TUNES FOR TOTS - CHILD + ADULT physical theatre has evolved into one of the most exciting contemporary For tots and a caretaker to engage in and experience an introduction to art forms. Discover the creative joy of this form of theatre and develop your music together! Experience a variety of musical experiences facilitated by skills as a performer while staging a performance for family and friends in instructor with the help of adults in the class. Activities include the use of the last class. Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist with more basic rhythm instruments, singing, observing various instruments being than 20 years of experience. played, exposure to multiple genres of music and more! FRACTURED FAIRYTALE MASHUPS PRESCHOOL DANCE What happens when our favorite fairytale characters and plots creatively CREATIVE MOVEMENT - CHILD + ADULT collide and rewrite themselves? What if Cinderella and step-family just A fun class for students to explore movement, self expression and creative needed to realize what they all have in common? What if Dorothy and Alice response. Activities include learning to move with music and rhythm as well both needed the White Rabbit Wizard to help them escape OzWonderland? as imaginative exploration of shapes, sensations, qualities, space, animals, Or Goldilocks, the 3 Bears, the 3 Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf joined a reality story and more. Practice listening skills, coordination and motor skills, self- TV group therapy show together? Participants explore a creative fairytale awareness and following directions. mashup through acting, theatre, improvisation and creative storytelling exercises and skills. Create characters, learn lines, work as an ensemble and PRE-BALLET share a short performance for invited family and friends in the fi nal class. Affordable opportunity children to experience dance. Class combines basic Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist with over 20 years of technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following directions experience. through creative dance. IMPROVISATION NATION FAMILY ARTS & ENRICHMENT Discover the fun and thrill of improvisation! Learn and explore a variety of FAMILY COLORING IN THE PARK improvisation games and exercises, acting and character improv, scene and Color your world! Join us for a relaxing, pigment fi lled evening of coloring, storytelling improv and collaboration, and much more. Develop some of the and chromatic cheer! most useful life and career skills including self expression, self confi dence, FAMILY IMPROVISATION NATION WORKSHOP listening and observing, creative thinking, collaboration, quick thinking and Discover the fun and thrill of improvisation for the whole family! Learn and responsiveness, body/mind/emotion connectivity and more. The fi nal class explore games, exercises, acting and storytelling that you can take and play is open for family and friends to watch. Class is taught by an award-winning at home. Not just for actors, improvisation is a great form of family bonding theatre artist with over 20 years of experience creating, performing, writing, and builds self confi dence, self expression, creative and quick thinking, directing and teaching. teamwork, listening/observing skills and more. All participants must register. STORY PLAY ADVENTURE GARDENING WORKSHOP - CHILD + ADULT Spontaneously become the wild things from “Where the Wild Things Are,” Enjoy an afternoon outside creating fun projects that will add a pop of color the dwarves marching home to discover Snow White, or the children who to your gardens! Learn how to make simple garden markers, paint planters, discover the Witch’s gingerbread house in Hansel and Gretel! Each week we and enjoy working in the dirt together. Materials provided. bring a story adventure to life, exploring our environment and using creative expression with body movement, characters, voice and song. We even make MEDITATION BOTTLES - CHILD + ADULT our own creative stories to bring to life. Class is taught by an award-winning A meditation bottle is a great tool for calming down and a super fun craft theatre artist with over 20 years of experience creating, performing, writing, project to do! A meditation bottle is a proven mindfulness tool and it can help directing, improvising and teaching. to relax both kids and adults of all ages. TOTALLY TUNES POTTERY - CHILD + ADULT Participate in activities meant to facilitate an understanding of and interest Experience hand-building techniques of pinch, coil and slab construction in music. Class includes age-appropriate music theory lessons with activities to create joint pieces of art with your child. All work must be completed in using rhythm and basic instruments, singing and music composition as a class. Adult must participate with child, register child only. Sorry, non- group, and observing musical instruments. registered siblings and friends are not allowed to attend class. Materials provided. Projects are ready for pickup 3 weeks after class ends.

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PRESCHOOL DANCE Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# O 3-6 Creative Movement - Child + Adult Spring Harbor T 6/29-8/17 9:45-10:45am $53 30231 3-6 Creative Movement - Child + Adult Spring Harbor Th 7/1-8/19 8:45-9:30am $38 30236 U 3 Pre-Ballet MSCR Hoyt T,Th 6/29-7/22 4-4:30pm $35 30282 4 Pre-Ballet MSCR Hoyt T,Th 6/29-7/22 4:45-5:25pm $53 30283 T FAMILY ARTS & ENRICHMENT Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# D 5+ Family Coloring in the Park Kennedy Park Th 7/15 6-8pm $1 30044 5+ Family Coloring in the Park Garner Park W 7/21 6-8pm $1 30046 O 5+ Family Improvisation Nation Workshop Hoyt Park Th 8/5 6-7:30pm $7 30251 K-2 Gardening Workshop Child + Adult MSCR Hoyt Patio Th 6/17 4:30-6pm $16 30086 O K-2 Gardening Workshop Child + Adult MSCR Hoyt Patio Th 7/22 4:30-6pm $16 30087 5+ Meditation Bottles Child + Adult Acewood Park Th 8/12 6-8pm $5 30045 R 5+ Meditation Bottles Child + Adult Garner Park Th 8/18 6-8pm $5 30047 K-5 Pottery Child + Adult MSCR Hoyt Patio Th 7/29-8/19 4:45-6pm $47 30173 YOUTH ARTS & ENRICHMENT Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# K-2 Art Sampler MSCR Hoyt T 7/27-8/17 5-6pm $33 30015 3-5 Art Sampler MSCR Hoyt T 7/27-8/17 6:15-7:30pm $39 30016 2-5 Beginning Ukulele MSCR Hoyt M 6/28-8/23 6-7pm $45 28835 2-5 Environmental Physical Theater Garner Park M,W 7/19-8/18 5-6:30pm $70 30229 6-9 Environmental Physical Theater Garner Park M,W 7/19-8/18 7-8:30pm $70 30230 3-5 Fractured Fairytale Mashups Spring Harbor Park Th 7/1-8/19 11am-12pm $56 30271 1-4 Improvisation Nation MSCR Hoyt T,Th 6/29-7/22 6:10-7:10pm $56 30248 5-8 Improvisation Nation MSCR Hoyt T,Th 6/29-7/22 7:25-8:25pm $56 30249 1-3 Story Play Adventure Spring Harbor Park T 6/29-8/17 9:45-10:45am $53 30252 1-3 Story Play Adventure Spring Harbor Park Th 7/1-8/19 9:45-10:45am $56 30253 K-1 Totally Tunes MSCR Hoyt W 6/30-8/18 5:45-6:45pm $26 30030 LEARN 2 RIDE

Is your child ready to lose the training wheels? Are you tired of running up and down the sidewalk? Learn easy, hands-on techniques to get your child riding solo on two wheels! This innovative approach includes balancing, gliding and pedaling. Participants receive a free bike helmet, helmet ﬁ tting, instruction and practice time. Children must be accompanied by an active companion 16+ years. You must bring a bike that allows sitting participant to put both feet completely ﬂ at on the ground. Sponsored by Schwinn and Friends of MSCR. *Class is for youth who need special accommodations. 4-13 Memorial Su 6/27 8:30-10am $15 29014 4-13 Memorial Su 6/27 9-10:30am $15 29015 4-13 Memorial Su 6/27 10:15-11:45am $15 29016 *4-13 Memorial Su 6/27 10:45am-12:15pm $15 29017

VIRTUAL CLASS INFORMATION V • All participants registered for Arts & Enrichment virtual classes receive the following: • For classes where materials are provided, supply kits are available for pick-up. I • For classes where materials are NOT provided, supply kits are available for purchase. • Recorded video lessons and handouts offered through Google Classrooms. R • Passwords to have access to weekly live Zoom calls with their instructor and classmates during the scheduled time of the class. T FAMILY ARTS & ENRICHMENT FAMILY IMPROVISATION NATION YOUTH GUITAR Discover the fun and thrill of improvisation for the whole family! Learn and Did you know you can play many pop, folk, or rock songs with just three or U explore improvisation games and exercises, acting and storytelling improv four chords? Learn basic guitar techniques, chord shapes and some music that you can take with you and continue to play at home. Not just for “actors,” theory and open up the wonderful world of guitar playing. You’ll be amazed at improvisation is a great form of family bonding and builds self confi dence, how fast you can learn to play the world’s most popular instrument! Guitar is self expression, creative and quick thinking, teamwork, listening/observing required, but no experience necessary. A skills and more. Class is taught by an award-winning theatre artist with over YOUTH JEWELRY MAKING 20 years of experience creating, performing, writing, directing, improvising Get creative as you learn the skills necessary to make your own jewelry and and teaching. accessories. Kit available week of July 12. L MSCR BAKES YOUTH DANCE Take your baking beyond the box and learn to take simple baking mixes BEGINNING BALLET and make them something more! By just adding a few extra ingredients or Class combines basic technique, coordination, rhythm and ballet positions changing up your baking method you can transform a plain box mix into a through creative, age appropriate dance activities. special treat! Bake virtually with your friends or family! PRESCHOOL ARTS & ENRICHMENT BEGINNING JAZZ Affordable opportunity to experience dance! Course features a variety of jazz TALES FOR TOTS techniques including turns, jumps and combinations. Class involving activities from games to drama and music based on children’s books! Each week’s class offers a creative outlet for your child. DANCE TEAM PREP This class involves crafts projects, songs, stories and games centered What’s it like to be on a dance team? Learn and practice skills that would around each week’s book. prepare you to audition for a dance team. Taught by an instructor who has been competitively dancing in pom for 10 years, and won the U.S. All Star PRESCHOOL DANCE Federation Dance World Champion in 2017 with her team. Fee includes a set PRESCHOOL BALLET of poms for each participant to keep. Participants need to bring their set of Affordable opportunity for children to experience dance. Class combines poms to and from class each week. basic technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following directions through creative dance. Participant must be 4 years old by class POMS start date. Poms is a style of dance that combines sharp, precise arm motions with jazz technique, focusing on jumps, kicks, turns, and leaps. Great for a dancer YOUTH ARTS & ENRICHMENT who is interested in combining dance skills with energy and enthusiasm. CLASSIC CAMP CRAFTS 2.0 Begins with a warm-up and stretching section to improve fl exibility Bring the summer camp to your house with this kit! Each kit contains 10 and cardiovascular endurance. Class introduces poms movement and different crafts that are traditionally done at camp! Step by step videos terminology as well beginning jumps, leaps and turns. Set of poms included and all supplies are provided for each activity. All you need is some water in course fee.*Fee includes a set of poms for each participant to keep. and your imagination! Join camp staff for an optional show and tell Participants need to bring their set of poms to and from class each week.* session, show off your favorite creation and see what other “campers” have made! Email will be sent with show and tell dates and times. Some adult SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - BEGINNING Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates supervision and assistance required for some of the crafts. folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known MINDFULNESS MOMENTS for powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes! Learn the importance of slowing down, being in the moment and appreciating Highland provides strength conditioning, fl exibility and of course lots of fun! what is around you. Led by a nationally certifi ed school psychologist, this Participants learn some of the fundamentals, including pas de basques, the course is a “move at your own pace” resource of activities, designed to help Sword dance and the Highland Fling. you learn the art of mindfulness through intentional practices, awareness based skills and creative processes. This course is minimal screen time but, SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCE - CONTINUING Highland dance is an ancient Scottish dance tradition that incorporates does include a some videos to complement written instructions and some folklore and history. With its roots in ballet, Highland dancing is known audio (ex: guided meditation or complementary soundtracks). Supplies are for powerful leaps, balletic elegance and of course kilts and bagpipes! not included. Supply Kit can be purchased separately under course #30026. Highland provides strength conditioning, fl exibility and of course lots of MSCR MAKES @ HOME KIT: SUMMER SURPRISES fun! Participants in this continuing class should have taken Highland dance School may be out, but arts and crafts are always in! Jump into some fun previously, and learn the Scottish Lilt and perfect the Sword Dance. with this MSCR Makes kit full of projects themed around everyones’ favorite summer pastimes! MSCR MAKES SUPPLY KIT This Supply Kit comes with all the things you need to make projects from your favorite MSCR Makes videos! This kit even comes with a customizable tote so you can keep all of your new supplies in one convenient spot.

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LIVE ZOOM PRESCHOOL ARTS & ENRICHMENT V Age Class Location Date Fee Course# 3-6 yrs Tales for Tots Virtual M,W 6/28-7/14 5:30-6:15pm $38 28993 I YOUTH ARTS, ENRICHMENT & DANCE Grade Class Location Date Fee Course# R 6+ Dance Team Prep Virtual Th 7/1 4-5pm $64 30054 5+ Family Improvisation Nation Virtual M,W 6/28-7/14 6:30-7:30pm $56 30250 T 4-8 Youth Guitar Virtual W 6/23-8/11 5-6pm $35 29000 GOOGLE CLASSROOM U PRESCHOOL ARTS & ENRICHMENT & DANCE

Age Class Location Date Fee Course# A 3-5 yrs Preschool Ballet Virtual 6/28 $31 30069 18 mos + MSCR Makes @ Home Kit: Summer Surprises Virtual 6/14 $24 30021 L 18 mos + MSCR Makes Supply Kit Virtual 6/14 $40 30027 YOUTH ARTS & ENRICHMENT Grade Class Location Date Fee Course# 1+ Classic Camp Crafts 2.0 Virtual 7/19 $24 30022 K+ Mindfulness Moments Virtual 6/28 $38 30025 K+ Supply Kit for Mindfulness Moments Virtual 6/28 $10 30026 3+ Youth Jewelry Making Virtual 7/12-8/2 $33 30043 YOUTH DANCE Grade Class Location Date Fee Course# K+ Beginning Ballet Virtual 6/28 $53 30080 K+ Beginning Jazz Virtual 6/28 $53 30070 1+ Scottish Highland Dance - Beginning Virtual 6/28 $56 30040 2+ Scottish Highland Dance - Continuing Virtual 6/28 $56 30041 4+ Poms Virtual 6/28 $64 30053

MSCR BAKES All MSCR Bakes - Brownies Two Ways Virtual Recorded $5 29905 All MSCR Bakes - Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls Virtual Recorded $5 29907 All MSCR Bakes- Strawberry Lemonade Cupcakes Virtual Recorded $5 28225 All MSCR Bakes - No Gluten Choc Chip Sugar Cookies Virtual Recorded $5 28226 All MSCR Bakes - Chocolate Vegan Cake Truﬄ es Virtual Recorded $5 28227

CLASS INFORMATION

I • Masks are required for participants, 3 years and older, in indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, N age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly D recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. O • Equipment is disinfected before the start of each class. • BYOM = Bring your own Mat O • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. GYM CLASS INDOOR A great way for kids to stay active in our new virtual world through classic YOUTH WERQ in-person gym class games. Kids engage in games like relays, obstacle R WERQ is the fi ercely fun dance fi tness class based on pop, rock and hip hop courses, four square, capture the fl ag and many more. Focus on their music. The warm up previews the dance steps in class and the cool down physical skills to improve their coordination and balance while utilizing and combines yoga-inspired static stretching and balance poses. Great for improving their communication, teamwork and leadership skills. Our main beginners. Skip 7/5. goal is to help kids become more active in a safe environment and teach lifelong skills. OUTDOOR RUNNING CLUB This youth training group is geared towards novice to intermediate runners CAPOEIRA looking for a coached workout. Each workout focuses on building running Capoeira is a 500-year Afro-Brazilian Martial Art that combines elements of skills through speedwork, hill training, endurance workouts, running games O self-defense, dance and acrobatic movements to the pulsating rhythm of and more. The goal is to build endurance to run/walk 3 miles by the end of traditional live music. Progress from animal-like movements and basic 1-2-3 the session. rhythm to ginga (the core movement of capoeira), cartwheels, escapes, kicks and basic songs. WARRIOR AND NINJA FITNESS Channel your inner warrior and ninja with a high-energy workout that U FITNESS, FUN, AND FRIENDS combines functional, resistance and cardiovascular training in a one of a Girls ages 7-11 support each other and have fun as they explore fi tness in a kind environment. An opportunity for kids to test out their ninja and warrior welcoming and encouraging atmosphere through games and play. Girls use skills with challenging obstacle courses and fi tness movements. The class props and resistance bands as they learn the basics of fl exibility, core and starts with a proper warm up which prepares children for a fun physical T resistance training. Each participant leaves feeling confi dent, strong and game or obstacle course challenge. Class ends with a cool down and proper empowered. BYOM. Skip 8/11. stretching techniques. They won’t get bored and the uniqueness of each D workout keeps them excited about participating. Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# O 8-13 Youth WERQ MSCR East M 6/21-8/23 5-5:45pm $42 30123 8-13 Running Club East Demetral Park T 6/22-8/24 5:30-6:15pm $46 30125 O 8-13 Warrior and Ninja Fitness Hoyt Park T 6/22-8/24 6-6:45pm $46 30129 7-11 Fitness, Fun, and Friends Acewood Park W 6/23-8/25 4:30-5:15pm $42 30127 R 14-17 Youth WERQ MSCR Odana W 6/23-8/25 4:45-5:45pm $46 30124 5-8 Capoeira Warner Park Th 6/24-8/26 4:30-5:15pm $46 30121 9-13 Capoeira Warner Park Th 6/24-8/26 5:30-6:15pm $46 30122 8-13 Running Club West Elver Park Th 6/24-8/26 5:30-6:15pm $46 30126 8-13 Gym Class Elver Park Th 6/24-8/26 6:30-7:15pm $46 30128

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OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION OO • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older UU • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the TT greatest extent possible. • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2. DD

DISTANCE CREW Is running your thing? Join our running program for grades 6-8. Learn proper OO stretching, breathing and form while running on a groomed grass course (no street running). This program prepares ers for fall cross country clubs and helps transition those who might be interested in competing in high school running. After 18 sessions, the club culminates with the No Fear All Fun ULTIMATE FRISBEE SKILLS CLINIC OO Cross Country race to put our fi tness to the test. Dedicated and experienced coaches lead the program. Join us for fun running opportunities, and make Ultimate Frisbee is the sport of the future and MSCR is offering a series new friends. of youth programs designed to help all kids get into this spirited sport at a young age. Ultimate is the only sport that requires two players to score. TRACK AND FIELD CLINIC With elements of soccer, football and basketball, ultimate teaches youth to RR This clinic is designed for all entering grades 3-9. Whether a beginner be a good sport on and off the fi eld. Youth learn skill fundamentals and an or experienced track and fi eld athlete, this clinic provides instruction to understanding of their position on the fi eld to get everyone working together. participants for many track and fi eld events. The program aims to assist Skip 7/5. youth in developing event-specifi c skills. Program takes place at Lussier Stadium (Lafollette) on Mondays and Wednesdays and Mansfi eld Stadium (Memorial) on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Skip 7/5.

DISTANCE CREW Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 6-8 Distance Crew La Follette MTW 6/28-8-4 8-10am $25 29203 Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# TRACK & FIELD 3-9 Track and Field Clinic Lussier Stadium M,W 6/14-8/9 6-7:30pm $41 29594 3-9 Track and Field Clinic Mansﬁ eld Athletic Complex T,Th 6/15-8/3 6-7:30pm $41 29595 Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# ULTIMATE FRISBEE SKILLS K-2 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Olson M 6/14-8/9 4:30-5pm $41 29599 3-5 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Olson M 6/14-8/9 5:15-6pm $41 29600 6-8 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Olson M 6/14-8/9 6:15-7pm $41 29601 K-2 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Whitehorse Th 6/17-8/5 4:30-5pm $41 29596 3-5 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Whitehorse Th 6/17-8/5 5:15-6pm $41 29597 6-8 Ultimate Frisbee Skills Clinic Whitehorse Th 6/17-8/5 6:15-7pm $41 29598

YOUTH BASKETBALL SKILLS CLINIC SPORTS SKILLS - T-BALL O Sport Skills T-Ball is a developmentally appropriate introductory baseball Youth learn basketball in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Clinic covers skills, rules, team play and sportsmanship. Each class ends with a program for children 3-5 years old. The program prepares children for scrimmage game. Skip 7/3 organized T-Ball and baseball, teaching skills in a non-threatening and non- competitive environment. Skills covered include running, batting, throwing U and catching. Children and their adult helper work together one-on-one in a fun atmosphere. No games are played in this program. Skip 6/29, 7/5. T Grade Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# D BASKETBALL SKILLS CLINIC K-2 Basketball Skills Clinic Warner Park CRC Sa 6/19-7/31 10:30-11:30am $30 29569 O 3-5 Basketball Skills Clinic Warner Park CRC Sa 6/19-7/31 12-1:30pm $36 29570 Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# O T-BALL 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Chavez M 6/14-7/26 4:45-5:15pm $25 29574 R 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Chavez M 6/14-7/26 5-5:30pm $25 29575 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Chavez M 6/14-7/26 5:45-6:15pm $25 29576 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Chavez M 6/14-7/26 6:30-7pm $25 29577 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Chavez Th 6/17-7/22 4:45-5:15pm $25 29590 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Chavez Th 6/17-7/22 5-5:30pm $25 29591 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Elvehjem M 6/14-7/26 4:45-5:15pm $25 29593 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Elvehjem Th 6/17-7/22 4-4:30pm $25 29592 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Elvehjem Th 6/17-7/22 4:45-5:15pm $25 30226 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Elvehjem Th 6/17-7/22 5:30-6pm $25 30227 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Elvehjem Th 6/17-7/22 6:15-6:45pm $25 30228 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale T 6/15-7/20 4:45-5:15pm $25 29578 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale T 6/15-7/20 5-5:30pm $25 29579 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale T 6/15-7/20 5:45-6:15pm $25 29580 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale T 6/15-7/20 6:30-7pm $25 29581 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale W 6/16-7/21 4:45-5:15pm $25 29585 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale W 6/16-7/21 5-5:30pm $25 29586 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale W 6/16-7/21 5:45-6:15pm $25 29587 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Midvale W 6/16-7/21 6:30-7pm $25 29588 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Whitehorse T 6/15-7/20 4:45-5:15pm $25 29582 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Whitehorse T 6/15-7/20 5-5:30pm $25 29583 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Whitehorse T 6/15-7/20 5:45-6:15pm $25 29584 3-5 Sports Skills - T-Ball Whitehorse W 6/16-7/21 4:45-5:15pm $25 29589

16 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3026 Youth Sports T-Ball & Coach Pitch OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION O • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older U • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the T greatest extent possible. • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2. D

T-BALL & COACH PITCH The ﬁ rst two evenings are team practices, followed by an instructional T-BALL O six game season. Practices/Games are approximately 1 hour, scheduled Instructional, coed program for students entering grades K-1. MSCR staff within the time frame listed. Practice and game schedules are emailed and volunteer adult coaches teach fundamental baseball skills, team play approximately 1 week prior to the start date. Players register individually and sportsmanship. Skip 7/5 and are placed on a team. Fee includes a t-shirt, please include the youth O t-shirt size upon registration. MSCR is using league registration software to COACH PITCH register players. Please read important information in the side bar or go to Instructional, coed program for students entering grades 2-3. MSCR staff mscryouthsportsleagues.org. Or call 204-3026 for more information. and volunteer adult coaches lead an instructional baseball program that emphasizes fundamental skills team play and sportsmanship. Coaches pitch R to batters and an “incrediball” sized baseball is used. Registration Deadlines & Fees: Early Bird: Friday, May 14 at 4:30pm - Fee: $41 Regular: Friday, May 31 at 4:30pm - Fee: $46

T-BALL LEAGUES COACH PITCH LEAGUES Grade Location Day Date Time Grade Location Day Date Time K – 1 Chavez M 6/14-7/26 5:30-8pm 2 – 3 Midvale T 6/15-7/27 5:30-8pm K – 1 Elvehjem M 6/14-7/26 5:30-8pm 2 – 3 Whitehorse T 6/15-7/27 5:30-8pm K – 1 Midvale W 6/16-7/28 5:30-8pm 2 – 3 Chavez Th 6/17-7/29 5:30-8pm K – 1 Whitehorse W 6/16-7/28 5:30-8pm

REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR LEAGUES Go to mscryouthsportsleagues.org or go to the MSCR oﬃ ce for paper registration. NEW USERS • Go to mscryouthsportsleagues.org • Click the “Sign In” button on the top right of the page. • Click “First time signing in to this site? Create a new account.” • Fill in the appropriate information. • Once your account has been created, hover over “My Account” and click “Members”. --Add Players (children) --Add Parent or Guardian (any adult that you would like emails from the staff or team to go to in addition to yours). COACHES All volunteer coaches, including guardians, must register (like a player) at mscryouthsportsleagues.org.

O OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, U age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly recommended for participants at all other times. T • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. D • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2.

O SUMMER OUTDOOR SOCCER LEAGUES Games are played outdoors and recreation based (score is not recorded). Referees are provided to offi ciate games. Leagues use smaller fi elds to promote fast paced games and more player action. The 3v3 league is for younger players where there are three players from each team on the fi eld with no goalies. The 6v6 league is for older players where there are six players from each team including the goalie. MSCR schedules games and practice times/locations for O each team. Players can sign up as an individual and are placed on a team. Or a team can register. If a player is signing up to play on a past team, the coach’s name and team name are mandatory to make sure the player is placed on the correct team. Every player is responsible for their own registration. R REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR SOCCER LEAGUES Register for 3v3 and 6v6 soccer leagues at mscryouthsportsleagues.org or by paper form at the MSCR offi ce. Call 204-4581 for more information. Early Bird: Resident: $50, Non-resident: $75 - Deadline: Monday, May 10, by midnight Regular: Resident: $55, Non-resident: $82.50 - Deadline: Monday, May 17, by midnight Late: Resident: $65, Non-resident: $97.50 - Deadline: Monday, May 24, by midnight *Sibling Discount: First child pays regular posted fee; each subsequent child receives a $10 discount. Offer must be utilized in the same season.

3V3 LEAGUE 6V6 LEAGUE Sundays, June 20 - July 25, no July 4 Saturdays, June 19 - July 24, no July 3 Games are scheduled to start at 1, 2, 3 or 4pm Games are scheduled to start at 9am, 10:15am, 11:30am, or 12:45pm 3v3 League Age Divisions: ONLY U6 this season U6 (ages 5-6) 6v6 League Age Divisions: East: U8 (ages 7-8), U10 (ages 9-10), U12 (ages 11-12) Allis Elementary School East: Lake View Elementary School Allis Elementary School Kennedy Elementary School West: Schenk Elementary School Chavez Elementary School West: Toki Middle School Chavez Elementary School Cherokee Middle School Crestwood Elementary School Toki Middle School

REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR LEAGUES Go to mscryouthsportsleagues.org or We Need Your Help! go to the MSCR oﬃ ce for paper registration. Volunteer Coaches Needed NEW USERS • Go to mscryouthsportsleagues.org • Click the “Sign In” button on the top right of the page. At least one volunteer coach per • Click “First time signing in to this site? Create a new account.” team is needed. • Fill in the appropriate information. No experience? No problem. • Once your account has been created, hover over “My Account” and click “Members”. MSCR provides coaches with an --Add Players (children) interactive training and --Add Parent or Guardian (any adult that you would like emails from the staff or team to go to in addition to yours). a ball bag containing soccer balls COACHES and cones. All volunteer coaches, including guardians, must register(like a player) at mscryouthsportsleagues.org.

18 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.4581 Youth Sports Soccer Skills

OUTDOOR SOCCER CLASSES SOCCER SKILLS - CHILD + ADULT The focus is on movement, fundamentals and building basic soccer O skills. Each week builds on the basic skills learned in the previous week through fun exercises, drills and games. Staff work with participants on individual skills and focus on essentials with each child. Social distancing policies and procedures allow for individual instruction without the need to share equipment. Staff are dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming U environment for all. Pairs are introduced to a skill and work on it together with assistance and guidance from the staff. The 3-4 year old class is an child + adult class. Skip 6/30, 7/1, 7/3, 7/5 & 7/6. SOCCER CLINICS T SOCCER SKILLS New this year! This 3-week program for participants is geared toward The focus is on movement, fundamentals and building basic soccer those familiar with soccer and interested in taking their game to the next skills. Each week builds on the basic skills learned in the previous week level! Each week focuses on improving soccer abilities and working on through fun exercises, drills and games. Staff work with participants on skills related to each position, including goalie, forward/midﬁ eld, defender. D individual skills and focus on essentials with each child. Social distancing Participants elevate their understanding of basic soccer fundamentals by policies and procedures allow for individual instruction without the need practicing passing, agility, footwork and game strategy. The emphasis is on to share equipment. Staff are dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming individual instruction while maintaining social distancing. The staff work environment for all. Skip 6/30, 7/1, 7/3, 7/5 & 7/6. with participants on individual skills and focus on the essentials with each O participant. Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 3-4 YRS O

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Elver Park W 6/16-7/28 5-5:30pm $30 30074 3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Garner Park Th 6/17-7/29 5-5:30pm $30 30078 R 3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Hiestand Park W 6/16-7/28 5-5:30pm $30 30072

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Kennedy Elem Th 6/17-7/29 5-5:30pm $30 30076

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Leopold Elem Sa 6/19-7/31 9:30-10am $30 30091

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Midvale Elem T 6/22-7/20 9:30-10am $20 30306

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Midvale Elem T 7/27-8/17 9:30-10am $20 30310

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Reindahl Park Sa 6/19-7/31 9:30-10am $30 30089

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Sennett Middle M 6/21-7/19 9:30-10am $20 30304

3-4 Soccer Skills - Child + Adult Sennett Middle M 7/26-8/16 9:30-10am $20 30308 5-7 YRS

5-7 Soccer Skills Elver Park W 6/16-7/28 6-6:45pm $30 30075

5-7 Soccer Skills Garner Park Th 6/17-7/29 6-6:45pm $30 30079

5-7 Soccer Skills Hiestand Park W 6/16-7/28 6-6:45pm $30 30071

5-7 Soccer Skills Kennedy Elem Th 6/17-7/29 6-6:45pm $30 30077

5-7 Soccer Skills Leopold Elem Sa 6/19-7/31 10:30-11:15am $30 30093

5-7 Soccer Skills Midvale Elem T 6/22-7/20 10:30-11:15am $20 30307

5-7 Soccer Skills Midvale Elem T 7/27-8/17 10:30-11:15am $20 30311

5-7 Soccer Skills Reindahl Park Sa 6/19-7/31 10:30-11:15am $30 30090

5-7 Soccer Skills Sennett Middle M 6/21-7/19 10:30-11:15am $20 30305

5-7 Soccer Skills Sennett Middle M 7/26-8/16 10:30-11:15am $20 30309 9-18 YRS

9-12 Soccer Clinics Garner Park Sa 8/7-8/21 1:30-3pm $45 30062

9-12 Soccer Clinics Kennedy Elem Sa 8/7-8/21 1:30-3pm $45 30061

13-18 Soccer Clinics Garner Park Su 8/8-8/22 4-5:30pm $45 30064

13-18 Soccer Clinics Kennedy Elem Su 8/8-8/22 4-5:30pm $45 30063

YOUTH TENNIS Please register early! MUST be registered to participate. O Balls furnished, bring own racquet if possible. YOUTH PRE-BEGINNER Youngsters with little or no experience. Eye-hand control, ball control and basic racquet skills are taught, as well as game development, rules and etiquette. Participants play fun games and increase self-confi dence as U tennis techniques develop. YOUTH BEGINNER For new players. Lessons teach basic footwork, grip, forehand and backhand strokes. Good sportsmanship, T rules and etiquette also included. YOUTH INTERMEDIATE For players who have completed the beginner class or have previous exposure. Emphasis is placed on further D development of strokes, service from the baseline, strategy and games. MIDDLE SCHOOL BEGINNER For new players or players briefl y exposed to the game through instruction at school. Class covers the same skills as our other beginner level, but moves at a faster pace for the older student. O MIDDLE SCHOOL INTERMEDIATE For players who have a basic foundation of the game. Emphasis is on skill refi nement and strategy through drills and match play. Players practice volleying techniques, review game strategy and play at the net. O JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS MSCR Tennis lessons are The United States Tennis Association (USTA) Junior Team Tennis brings kids ages 6 to 18 together to play a great way to introduce your singles, doubles, and mixed doubles against other teams. It promotes social skills and important values by child to a lifelong skill. Register early! fostering a spirit of cooperation, as well as individual self-growth. Learn that succeeding is really more about playing the game than winning. Players will travel to neighboring communities. Registration includes a USTA Balls furnished, R account. To sign up for the FREE USTA account, please visit https://tennislink.usta.com/Dashboard/Main/ bring your own racquet, if possible. Signup.aspx?App=4. If you have questions, please call 608-204-3034 or email [email protected]. Skip July 2. Important: must view and agree to Concussion Release form upon registration.

YOUTH EASTSIDE LESSONS DOOR CREEK PARK DOOR CREEK PARK

SESSION 1 SESSION 2

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Day Time Grade Class Fee Course #

Monday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29540 Monday & 9-9:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $42 29452 Wednesday Wednesday 6/14-6/30 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29489 7/7-7/28 10-10:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29557

11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29426 11-11:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29496

1-1:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29539 1-1:50pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29504

2-2:50pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29493 2-2:50pm 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29453

Tuesday & 9-9:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $36 29451 Tuesday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $48 29526 Thursday Thursday 6/15-7/1 10-10:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29538 7/6-7/29 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29473

11-11:50am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29522 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29440

1-1:50pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29435 1-1:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29551

2-2:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29529 2-2:50pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29499

OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION

TENNIS WEATHER POLICY • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, Instructors determine if lessons are canceled in the event of inclement age 3 and older weather. We have many sites -- while it may not be possible to hold lessons at one site, it may be possible at another. Every attempt is made to hold lessons. • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, Instructors squeegee off the courts if it is safe to hold a lesson. In the case age 3 and older of rain and the courts are too wet to safely play, instructors are required to be • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible at the courts for the ﬁ rst 10 minutes of class to communicate with parents/ to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly participants that the lesson has been canceled. Staff do not call or email recommended for participants at all other times. participants to inform them if their lesson has been canceled. Please travel to the site and communicate with instructors to determine if your child’s lessons • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the are canceled. If it is heavily raining in the area of your lessons, or if there is greatest extent possible. standing water on the courts, it is safe to assume lessons will not be held. If • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2. you have any questions, please call 204-3034

20 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3026 Youth Sports Tennis

EAST HIGH SCHOOL OLBRICH PARK SESSION 2 SESSION 1 O Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Monday & 9-9:50am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $36 29509 Monday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $42 29535 Wednesday Wednesday U 6/14-6/30 10-10:50am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29422 7/7-7/28 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29469 11-11:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29543 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29434 5-5:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29568 T Tuesday 9-9:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $48 29461 & Thursday Tuesday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29547 7/6-7/29 Thursday 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29481 6/15-7/1 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29494 D 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29418 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29438

5-5:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29532 5-5:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29565 O SESSION 2 KENNEDY PARK Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # SESSION 1 Monday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $42 29554 O Wednesday Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # 7/7-7/28 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29470

Monday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29567 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29444 Wednesday R 6/14-6/30 Tuesday & 9-9:50am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $48 29506 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29471 Thursday 7/6-7/29 10-10:50am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29423 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29429 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29467

Tuesday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29542 REINDAHL PARK Thursday 6/15-7/1 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29508 SESSION 1 Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29462 Monday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29553 Wednesday SESSION 2 6/14-6/30 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29474

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # 11-11:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29527

Monday & 9-9:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $42 29445 Tuesday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29531 Wednesday Thursday 7/7-7/28 6/15-7/1 10-10:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29449 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29513 11-11:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29498 11-11:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29541 5-5:50pm 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29465

Tuesday & 9-9:50am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $48 29552 6-6:50pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29482 Thursday 7/6-7/29 10-10:50am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29492 7-7:50pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29431 SESSION 2 11-11:50am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29441 Day Time Grade Class Fee Course #

LA FOLLETTE HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday & 5-5:50pm 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $48 29466 Thursday SESSION 2 7/6-7/29 6-6:50pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29520

7-7:50pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29431 Day Time Grade Class Fee Course #

Mon & Wed 5-5:50pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $42 29560 7/7-7/28

Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 21 Youth Sports 608.204.3026 YouthTennis & Family Classes O YOUTH WESTSIDE LESSONS HUEGEL PARK ORCHARD RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

SESSION 1 SESSION 1

U Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Day Time Grade Class Fee Course #

Monday & 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29546 Monday & 9-9:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29536 Wednesday Wednesday T 6/14-6/30 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29475 6/14-6/30 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29476 Tuesday & 1-1:50 pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate $36 29523 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29448 Thursday D 6/15-7/1 2-2:50 pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29425 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29530 SESSION 2 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29512

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $36 29511 Thursday O Monday & 1-1:50 pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate $42 29521 6/15-7/1 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29463 Wednesday 7/7-7/28 2-2:50 pm 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29457 11-11:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29477

Tuesday & 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $48 29559 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29534 O Thursday 7/6-7/29 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginnner 29472 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29488 R MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL SESSION 2 SESSION 2 Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Monday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $42 29503 Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Wednesday 7/7-7/28 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29468 Monday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $42 29525 Wednesday 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29420 7/7-7/28 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29424 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29556 11-11:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29544 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29478 5-5:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29483 Tuesday & 9-9:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $48 29548 Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $48 29439 Thursday Thursday 7/6-7/29 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29437 7/6-7/29 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29484 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29454 11-11:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29510 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29533 ODANA PARK 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29502 SESSION 1

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course #

Monday & 9-9:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $36 29443 Wednesday 6/14-6/30 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29495

11-11:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29549

5-5:50 pm 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29446

Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $36 29501 Thursday 6/15-7/1 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29421

11-11:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29497

22 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3026 Youth Sports ClassesTennis YOUTH WESTSIDE LESSONS O RENNEBOHM PARK WEST HIGH SCHOOL

SESSION 1 SESSION 2

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # U

Monday & 9-9:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $36 29450 Monday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $42 29505 Wednesday Wednesday 6/14-6/30 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29480 7/7-7/28 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29458 T 11-11:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29545 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29436

Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $36 29447 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29555 Thursday D 6/15-7/1 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29524 2-2:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29485

11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29430 Tuesday & 9-9:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $48 29537 Thursday SESSION 2 7/6-7/29 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29514 O Day Time Grade Class Fee Course # 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29460

Monday & 9-9:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate $42 29442 1-1:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29486 Wednesday O 7/7-7/28 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29500 2-2:50 pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29419 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29417 WESTMORLAND PARK R Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $48 29507 SESSION 1 Thursday 7/6-7/29 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29487 Day Time Grade Class Fee Course #

11-11:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29558 Monday & 9-9:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29562 Wednesday WEXFORD PARK 6/14-6/30 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29515

SESSION 1 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29459

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course# 1-1:50 pm 3-5 Youth Beginner 29490

Monday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $36 29516 2-2:50 pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29428 Wednesday 6/14-6/30 10-10:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29550 Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $36 29519 Thursday 11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29456 6/15-7/1 10-10:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29528

Tuesday & 9-9:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $36 29564 11-11:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29491 Thursday 6/15-7/1 10-10:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29464 1-1:50 pm K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29563

11-11:50 am 3-5 Youth Beginner 29479 2-2:50 pm 6-9 Middle School Beginner 29427

SESSION 2

Day Time Grade Class Fee Course#

Monday & 9-9:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner $42 29561 Wednesday 7/7-7/28 10-10:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate 29518

11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29455

Tuesday & 9-9:50 am 3-5 Youth Intermediate $48 29517 Thursday 7/6-7/29 10-10:50 am K-2 Youth Pre-Beginner 29566

11-11:50 am 6-9 Middle School Intermediate 29433

TEAM TENNIS

Day Time Grade Location Fee Course #

Friday 10 am-12 pm 6-9 Memorial $60 29416 6/25-7/30 Skip 7/2 West 29415

Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 23 YouthOutdoor Arts Pursuits & Enrichment 608.204.3025608.204.3021 YouthAdult && FamilyFamily ClassesClasses

Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course # All Nature Exploration - Yahara Place Park Yahara Place Park F 6/25 2-4pm $0 30266 All Nature Exploration - Door Creek Park Door Creek Park M 7/12 2-4pm $0 30267 All Nature Exploration - Garner Park Garner Park W 8/11 4:30-6:30pm $0 30268 All Nature Exploration - Marlborough Park Marlborough Park T 8/17 9:30-11:30am $0 30269 5+ Night Experience at the School Forest Jackson School Forest F 6/25 7-9pm $4 30258 5+ Night Experience at the School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 7/10 7-9pm $4 30259 5+ Night Experience at the School Forest Jackson School Forest F 7/30 7-9pm $4 30260 5+ Night Experience at the School Forest Jackson School Forest F 8/13 7-9pm $4 30261 All Orienteering - School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 6/26 9-12pm $4 30254 All Orienteering - School Forest Jackson School Forest Su 7/11 2-5pm $4 30255 All Orienteering - School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 7/31 1-4pm $4 30256 All Orienteering - School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 8/14 9am-12pm $4 30257 All Survival Skills - School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 6/26 1-3pm $4 30262 All Survival Skills - School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 7/10 4-6pm $4 30263 All Survival Skills - School Forest Jackson School Forest Sa 7/31 10am-12pm $4 30264 All Survival Skills - School Forest Jackson School Forest Su 8/15 10am-12pm $4 30265

24 RegisterRegister at MSCR.ORG at MSCR.ORG or use form or use on form PAGE on 58 PAGE 58 608.204.3021608.204.4581608.204.3025 Youth Arts Outdoor & Enrichment Pursuits CustomizablePontoon Experiences Boat Rides

Bring your group outside with us! MSCR offers a variety of outdoor program options for groups from scouts to professional staff. We work with you to design a custom experience tailored O for your groups needs and goals. Outdoor programs instructors are trained to facilitate engaging and meaningful opportunities. Interested in setting up a program with us? U Reach out to Outdoor Programs Specialists: • Emily Peffer: [email protected] • Liz Just: [email protected] T

MADISON SCHOOL FOREST A natural gem located just outside of Madison in the Town of Verona. The D unglaciated landscape at the Madison School Forest provides 300+ acres of forested outdoor space, trails, and a campground to host your group. PROGRAM OPTIONS: O OVERNIGHT CAMPING Campground includes rustic cabins, open air shelter, large outdoor fi repit, indoor kitchen, nature center with wood burning stove, and pit toilets. Groups are also welcome to tent camp on the large grassy fi eld. *This is unavailable TEAMBUILDING O at this time due to Covid-19, but please go to mscr.org for health & safety We facilitate custom designed experiential learning opportunities to develop updates. teams. We work with corporate, non-profi t, sports, and youth groups to design the teambuilding experience that fi ts your needs. Two locations are available: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION The Madison School Forest or Kennedy Course on Madison’s east side. We Outdoor Programs instructors can lead groups on a variety of hikes or R can also bring mobile teambuilding options to your site! outdoor experiences that focus on environmental education or outdoor survival skills. PROGRAM OPTIONS: NIGHT PROGRAMS LOW CHALLENGE COURSE Challenge and inspire participants to explore the outdoors at night; We select specifi c activities that require participants to work together to understand night vision, listen to wildlife, star gaze in the observatory and achieve goals. enjoy campfi res. LOW/HIGH CHALLENGE COURSE ORIENTEERING Extend the learning to a full day by taking on one of our high challenge Learn map and compass skills as you navigate one of three orienteering courses; where your group problem solves and supports each other up to 30ft courses set up, diffi culty ranges from beginner to intermediate. off the ground. CHALLENGE COURSE MOBILE COURSE Our campground challenge course allows participants to problem solve We can bring the challenges to your location and design a custom experience together to accomplish challenges up to 30ft off the ground. A climbing wall for your group. is also available for younger age groups, 9+. REAL COLORS A fun, interactive workshop that gives insight into human behaviors and PADDLING provides a common understanding for differences. Certifi ed Real Colors With a fl eet of canoes and kayaks, we offer opportunities to explore facilitators guide your group through learning their individual colors then Madison’s Lakes and Rivers with your group. Instructors bring boats to a offer interactive, facilitated discussion on how these infl uence interactions designated location selected for your group and provide PFDs, paddles, and on a daily basis. Programs typically last up to three hours but are fl exible instruction before hitting the water. We tailor the experience to your group’s based on the number of participants. comfort level. Can accommodate up to 20 participants and best suited for ages 9+.

Interested in designing your own program?

Contact Outdoor Programs Specialists:

Emily Peffer: [email protected], or Liz Just: [email protected]

O OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older U • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly T recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. D • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2.

O Let us show you the beautiful lakes, rivers and waterways right out YAHARA TOUR TRIPS your door and beyond! MSCR has a ﬂ eet of canoes and kayaks to offer An opportunity to paddle multiple sections of the Yahara River watershed. introductory paddling clinics and paddling trips. We provide instruction, Explore the smaller rivers that chain together the large lakes in our area. lifejackets, boats and paddles. Our trips range from beginner level to Choose canoe or kayak on any of these trips, if canoeing both participants O advanced, with the longer trips requiring more endurance and the ability must register. to sit in a boat for up to 5 hours. Experienced instructors teach the skills you need to navigate the water and are your guides during the trips. YAHARA TOURS: BABCOCK Best suited for ages 9+, some trips best suited for 16+. Any participant Explore the lower section of the Yahara from Babcock, paddle through Mud R under the age of 16 must register with an adult. Lake and explore the channel before returning to Babcock. YAHARA TOURS: KEGONSA INTRO TO PADDLING CLINICS Start south of Kegonsa State Park to explore the channel south of the lake. INTRO TO CANOE & INTRO TO KAYAK YAHARA TOURS: TENNEY Learn the basics to start paddling safely. These clinics give introductory Cruise from Tenney Park Locks to Olbrich Park then back. information about boats, safety equipment, water safety and paddling techniques. If you’ve never been in a boat before, this is a great place to SPECIALTY TRIPS start! Paddle with a purpose on these tours. These are best suited for experienced paddlers. Choose canoe or kayak on any of these trips, if canoeing both BEGINNER PADDLING TRIPS participants must register. These are great opportunities to try a short paddling trip and build your paddling skills. Trips last no more than three hours. Choose canoe or kayak DISCOVER HORICON MARSH on any of these trips, if canoeing both participants must register. Spend a day paddling Horicon National Wildlife Refuge, the largest freshwater cattail marsh in the US. Paddle with a purpose on these tours. DISCOVER CHEROKEE MARSH These are best suited for experienced paddlers. Take a quiet, relaxing trip through Cherokee Marsh and Cherokee Lake. View local wildlife while you paddle. Meet at Cherokee Marsh. These are great PADDLING NAVIGATION opportunities to try a short paddling trip and build your paddling skills. Trips Learn basic navigation skills to put in practice with paddling. Take a turn last no more than three hours. leading the group through Pirate Island and Squaw Bay. Paddle with a purpose on these tours. These are best suited for experienced paddlers. WILDLIFE BY BOAT Explore wildlife in the city paddling through Wingra Creek. Loop through Lake Monona to end at Bernie’s beach, then take a short walk back to the put in where you parked. These are great opportunities to try a short paddling trip and build your paddling skills. Trips last no more than three hours. Choose canoe or kayak on any of these trips, if canoeing both participants must register. Experienced instructors teach the skills you need to navigate the water and are your guides during the trips. Best suited for ages 9+, with some trips best suited for 16+.

SUMMER CAMPS MSCR offers a variety of camps for every interest. Go to mscr.org

26 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3025 Outdoor Pursuits Paddling

Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course # 9+ Discover Cherokee Marsh Cherokee Marsh Sa 6/12 10am-12pm $20 30294 O 9+ Discover Cherokee Marsh Cherokee Marsh Th 8/12 4-6pm $20 30295 16+ Discover Horicon Marsh LaFollette Sa 6/26 11am-4pm $25 30303 U 9+ Intro to Canoe Cherokee W 7/7 4-6pm $15 28812 9+ Intro to Canoe Cherokee W 8/4 4-6pm $15 30284 T 9+ Intro to Canoe Cherokee W 8/11 4-6pm $15 30285 9+ Intro to Kayak Cherokee W 6/16 4-6pm $15 30286 D 9+ Intro to Kayak Cherokee W 7/14 4-6pm $15 30289 9+ Intro to Kayak Cherokee W 8/18 4-6pm $15 30292 O 9+ Intro to Kayak Olin W 6/30 4-6pm $15 30288 9+ Intro to Kayak Olin W 7/28 4-6pm $15 30291 O 9+ Intro to Kayak Vilas W 6/23 4-6pm $15 30287 9+ Intro to Kayak Vilas W 7/21 4-6pm $15 30290 R 9+ Intro to Kayak Vilas W 8/25 4-6pm $15 30293 16+ Paddling Navigation Lottes Th 6/17 4-7pm $25 30301 16+ Paddling Navigation Lottes Sa 8/7 9am-12pm $25 30302 9+ Wildlife by Boat Vilas F 7/16 5-7:30pm $20 30296 9+ Wildlife by Boat Vilas Sa 8/21 1-3:30pm $20 30297 16+ Yahara Tour: Babcock Babcock Sa 7/10 9am-12pm $25 30298 16+ Yahara Tour: Kegonsa Kegonsa State Park Sa 7/24 1-5pm $25 30299 16+ Yahara Tour: Tenney Tenney F 7/30 4-6pm $20 30300

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Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 27 YouthOutdoor Arts Pursuits & Enrichment 608.204.3021608.204.4581 YouthPontoon & FamilyBoat Rides Classes

Enjoy the city of Madison from the water on an MSCR Pontoon Boat Ride! O MSCR maintains 3 pontoon boats at the Tenney Park Boat House (1615 Sherman Ave) offering opportunities to get on the water through drop-ins, private reservations and speciality trips. Locations and times vary, please review descriptions below. Boats are wheelchair accessible, and Tenney Park is our only accessible loading/unloading site. All other locations are not wheelchair accessible. Smoking, vaping, chewing tobacco, alcohol and weapons are prohibited on property or boats. Boats are equipped with safety equipment, fl oatation devices and deck chairs. We highly encourage all participants to wear a face mask that O covers both their nose and mouth for the duration of the trip. Our season is May through September, 7 days a week however we do not operate on the following holidays: Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day. Programming and access to any lake is not guaranteed due to weather and water levels. If you have questions please contact us at [email protected] R RENTAL RESERVATIONS DROP IN RIDES Reserve a pontoon boat for your own outing; your reservation includes All trips are fi rst come-fi rst served with no reservations available. volunteer drivers and fi rst mates to crew the boats for your trip. Three boats $5 Suggested Donation (ages 3 and under free). We accept cash and checks are available with a 15 passenger maximum per boat. We accept applications on-site. All proceeds directly support funding for the MSCR Pontoon Program. for rentals beginning February 1 each year at mscr.org All drop-ins are subject to cancellation due to high water levels, or weather. Typical season is May through September, 7 days a week. Please call the MSCR weather line for the most current program information: 3 hour rentals are available: 9:30am-12:30pm, 1-4pm, 5-8pm 608-204-3044 (ext. 4) 90 Minute rentals available weekdays only: 10:00am-11:30am, 1-2:30pm TENNEY PARK Rates are per boat: Boat trips to either Monona or Mendota (dependent on lake accessibility) • Standard 3 hour rate: $100 from our Tenney Park Boat House. Registration begins 45 minutes prior to posted starting times. In September, there is no 7:15 pm trip. • 90 minute trips: $60 • Rentals are 50% more for non-MMSD residents. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:30-7pm & 7:15-8:45pm Sundays 1:30-3pm & 3:15-4:45pm

WARNER PARK VOLUNTEER DRIVERS AND FIRST MATES Boat trips on Lake Mendota from Warner Park Boat Launch at 1201 Drivers and First Mates on MSCR Pontoon Boats are Woodward Dr. Registration begins 15 minutes prior to posted starting times. volunteers -- they represent a long standing community of Fridays trained and dedicated members. Please thank them for their 1:30-2:30pm & 2:45-3:45pm hard work on your ride! Are you interested in becoming a volunteer? OLBRICH PARK New volunteers are accepted through June 30 each year, Boat trips on Lake Monona from Olbrich Park pier located at Lakeland Ave and Atwood Ave. Registration begins 15 minus prior to posted starting times. please contact Emily at [email protected] or 608-204-4580 Mondays for more information. 1:30-2:30pm 2:45-3:45pm

28 RegisterRegister at MSCR.ORG at MSCR.ORG or use form or use on form PAGE on 58 PAGE 58 608.204.3021608.204.4581 Youth Arts Outdoor & Enrichment Pursuits Pontoon Boat Rides

SPECIALTY TRIPS ADULT FAMILY O 2 LAKE CRUISE *Adults must register, pay and attend with youth participants. Enjoy a Cruise both Monona and Mendota to enjoy views of the State Capitol and pontoon trip with fun themed activities for youth, all ages are welcome but the Monona Terrace, the University of Wisconsin skyline, the bluffs and the best suited for ages 4-10. Costumes for themed trips are welcome, but not Wisconsin Governor’s Mansion. necessary. U LIMNOLOGY Learn how scientists monitor lake health and how Yahara Watershed HARRY POTTER projects are restoring and protecting our lakes. Join Tim Asplund, Wisconsin Wizards and witches welcome for a spell on the lake. T Department of Natural Resources chief of water resource monitoring, and PIRATE TREASURE Justin Chenevert , water resources management specialist, explain invasive Arrr!! Hunt for hidden treasures and enjoy pirate activities. species and shoreline alterations. 7/22 for general audiences, 8/21 for families with youth. PRINCE OR PRINCESS DAYS Be part of royalty on your own cruise line. D SOCIAL HISTORY TOUR WITH AUTHOR DON SANFORD Join Don Sanford, author of “On Fourth Lake: A Social History of Lake Mendota,” on a tour of Lake Mendota to learn fascinating stories including famous visitors, notable architecture and shoreline history. O SUNSET CRUISE Enjoy the sunset from the water. O ADULT TRIPS

Age Trip Location Day Date Time Fee Course# R All 2 Lake Cruise Tenney Boat Pier Sa 6/5 9am-12pm $15 29204 All 2 Lake Cruise Tenney Boat Pier Sa 7/10 9am-12pm $15 29205 All 2 Lake Cruise Tenney Boat Pier Sa 8/14 9am-12pm $15 30008 All Limnology Tenney Boat Pier Th 7/22 5-7pm $15 29223 All Limnology Tenney Boat Pier Sa 8/21 9:30am-12:30pm $15 30007 All Sunset Cruise Tenney Boat Pier F 6/18 6-9pm $15 29239 All Sunset Cruise Tenney Boat Pier F 7/16 6-9pm $15 29240 All Sunset Cruise Tenney Boat Pier F 8/20 6-9pm $15 30009 All Social History Tour Tenney Boat Pier F 6/25 5-8pm $15 29243 All Social History Tour Tenney Boat Pier S 7/11 5-8pm $15 29244 All Social History Tour Tenney Boat Pier S 8/8 5-8pm $15 29245 FAMILY TRIPS Age Trip Location Day Date Time Fee Course# *All Harry Potter Tenney Boat Pier Sa 7/10 9:30am-12:30pm $13 29221 *All Harry Potter Tenney Boat Pier Sa 8/21 9:30am-12:30pm $13 29222 *All Pirate Treasure Tenney Boat Pier Sa 6/26 9:30am-12:30pm $13 29230 *All Pirate Treasure Tenney Boat Pier Sa 8/7 9:30am-12:30pm $13 29231 *All Prince or Princess Days Tenney Boat Pier Sa 7/24 9:30am-12:30pm $13 29234

Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 29 Aquatics 608.204.3025 Policies & Procedures I INDOOR CLASS INFORMATION N • Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, when not in the pool. • We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as capacity may be reassessed. D • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. O O R SWIM POLICIES LAP SWIM Currently, due to COVID-19, MSCR is not allowing spectators for any indoor LAP SWIM FEES programs. Information regarding drop-off and pick-up will be sent via A Pool Pass is required for lap swimming. A Swim Pass can be purchased email one week prior to lessons starting with the most current policies. at MSCR or from the lifeguard on duty at any site. No cash please; check or Participants should come prepared to swim. money orders only. Passes are good at all MMSD pools and are transferable. Pool passes are non-refundable and do not expire. $22 for 14 punches per POOL INFORMATION card (1=youth, 2=adult). All participants are required to ﬁ ll out a waiver of Pool temperatures and maintenance are regulated by the School District liability and emergency contact form. maintenance departments, not MSCR. Requests have been made for varying swim water and air temperature, but some swimmers may be more sensitive ADULT LAP SWIM to cooler temperatures, so we recommend wearing a swim cap and/or a Swimmers ages 13+ who can swim laps continuously as part of a ﬁ tness clean rashguard. regimen are welcome during lap swim time. Skip 8/11. In the event that a class is canceled, participants will be compensated accordingly. EAST HIGH SCHOOL POOL LAP SWIM SCHEDULE 2222 E Washington Ave - Use Fourth Street entrance, Door #2 June 21 - August 12 WEST HIGH SCHOOL POOL 30 Ash St - Use Ash St entrance, blue door near Regent St (left of main school 6 - 8pm entrance) Mondays/Wednesdays at West HS A portable aquatic lift is available at all MMSD High School Pools. Please call 608.204.3025 to inquire about usage. Tuesdays/Thursdays at East HS

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30 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3025 Aquatics Class Descriptions

CHILD + ADULT LESSONS FITNESS & SWIMMING TECHNIQUE Active adult participation is required. HIGH SCHOOL SWIM TRAINING PROGRAM (GRADES 9-12) LITTLE DIPPERS (6 MONTHS - AGE 2) Prerequisites: Must be entering grades 9-12. One year of high school, club or I An introductory class that familiarizes children to the water and teaches summer swim program experience required, or coach approval. swimming readiness skills. Provides safety information for guardians and MASTERS SWIM (AGES 18+) teaches techniques that can be used to orient children to the water. A structured workout environment for swimmers of any fi tness and skill level. The coach provides workouts varying from emphasizing endurance and N SHRIMP DIP (AGES 3-4) Builds upon skills learned in Little Dippers. To prepare children for preschool building fi tness to speed work and stroke development. Participants should or youth lessons, this class provides a bridge to independent swimming by be able to swim 500 yards non-stop. Offered one time or two times a week. gradually decreasing adult support in the water. TEEN/ADULT INSTRUCTION (AGES 13+) D SWIM WITH ME (AGES 5-13) This class orients swimmers to the aquatic environment to feel comfortable A transition class for youth who are not quite ready for (or do not want) in the water in a small group. Instruction is individualized based on independent instruction. Instructors work with each family individually on a swimmers’ goals and profi ciency levels. transition plan into youth swim lessons. Youth learn basic swimming strokes O and about water safety, closely following Red Cross Level 1 skills. ADULT WATER FITNESS Teens ages 14-17 may register with a participating adult. *Swim With Me is not instruction for adults who want to learn how to swim (please see Teen/Adult Swim Instruction below). AQUA CIRCUIT A high-energy workout, this class includes cardio and muscle conditioning O PRESCHOOL SWIM LESSONS (AGES 3-5) using noodles and aqua dumbbells. Aqua endurance and interval training, Prerequisite: must be toilet trained and comfortable without an adult in followed by strength and core work and a relaxing cool down. You do not the water. Preschool classes are designed for independent participation. need to be a swimmer to participate, as the class is conducted in shallow A variety of swim aids are utilized to assist in skills development and water. R encourage the discovery of independent movement through the water, based on the child’s developmental age. If your child isn’t ready to participate DEEP WATER EXERCISE without an adult in the water, consider a Child + Adult class. A solid aerobic, cross-training workout without the impact and strain on joints. 40 minutes of cardio followed by a short cool down. Flotation belts YOUTH SWIM LESSONS (AGES 5-13) provided, but you should feel comfortable in deep water. MSCR is a licensed American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim provider. A variety of swim aids encourage the discovery of independent movement through the ALL AGES SWIMMING water and to assist in building endurance. PEDAL AND PLUNGE - NEW! See new parts of Madison on wheels! Participants meet the group with their INTRODUCTION TO WATER SKILLS own bikes at the beach, bike with a guide on neighborhood streets and bike No swimming skills necessary. Begin developing positive attitudes, good paths, listen to a short water safety presentation and then have time for swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. swimming and water games. Lifeguard supervision and light snack provided. FUNDAMENTAL AQUATIC SKILLS All participants must register, but children 4 and under are free with a Gives participants success with fundamental skills, including how to fl oat participating adult. See below. without support and recover to a vertical position. STROKE DEVELOPMENT Builds on previous skills by providing additional guided practice in deeper water. Preschool lessons register by age STROKE IMPROVEMENT Helps develop confi dence in the strokes learned in previous levels and (3, 4 or 5 years old). improves other aquatic skills. For Youth lessons, STROKE REFINEMENT Teaches how to coordinate and refi ne strokes. please register for a time slot. FITNESS SWIMMER Works on refi ning strokes with greater effi ciency and effectiveness over longer distances. PEDAL & PLUNGE CLASSES

Age Location Day Dates Time Fee Course #

All Tenney Park Beach, 1300 Sherman Ave. F 6/25 9am-12pm $6 30273

All Esther Beach Park, 2802 Waunona Way F 7/2 9am-12pm $6 30274

All Olbrich Park Beach, 3527 Atwood Ave F 7/9 9am-12pm $6 30275

All Spring Harbor Beach Park, 1918 Norman Way F 7/16 9am-12pm $6 30276

All Vilas Park Beach, 1501 Vilas Park Dr F 7/23 9am-12pm $6 30277

All B.B. Clarke Beach Park, 835 Spaight St F 7/30 9am-12pm $6 30278

All Warner Park Beach, 1101 Woodward Dr F 8/6 9am-12pm $6 30279

All Register for all sessions F 6/25-8/6 9am-12pm $28 30280

EAST HIGH SCHOOL, 2222 E WASHINGTON AVE. USE FOURTH STREET ENTRANCE. DOOR #2. I DAYTIME EVENING ADULT ADULT N Day & Date Time Class Fee Course# Day & Date Time Class Fee Course# Monday & 6:15-7:30am Masters Swim $89 30189 Monday *7 cls 6:40-7:10pm Teen/Adult Swim Instruction $44 29320 Wednesday 6/21-8/9 Skip 7/5 6/21-8/11 D 2x/week Tuesday 6 -6:45pm Water Fitness-Deep Water $36 29329 *15 classes 6/22-8/10 Skip 7/5 7-8pm Water Fitness-Aqua Circuit $40 29323

Monday OR 6:15-7:30am Masters Swim $52 30192 Wednesday 6:40-7:10pm Teen/Adult Swim Instruction $50 30217 O Wednesday 6/23-8/11 6/21-8/11 1x/week Thursday 6-6:45pm Water Fitness-Deep Water $36 30218 *8 classes 6/24-8/12 O Skip 7/5 7-8pm Water Fitness-Aqua Circuit $40 30219 YOUTH YOUTH R Day & Date Time Class Fee Course# Day & Date Time Class Fee Course# Monday 8:45-9:15am Little Dippers $40 29257 Monday 4- 4:30pm Little Dippers $35 29256 -Thursday 6/21-8/9 Session 1 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 29275 *7 classes Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 29273 6/21-7/1 Skip 7/5 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 29290 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 29288

Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 29297 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 29296

9:25-9:55am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29356 4:40-5:10pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29349

10:05-10:35am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29359 5:20-5:50pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29350

Monday 8:45-9:15am Little Dippers $35 29258 6-6:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29353 - Thursday Session 2 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 29276 Tuesday 4- 4:30pm Swim With Me $40 29315 7/6-7/15 6/22-8/10 *7 classes Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 29291 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 29278 Skip 7/5 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 29298 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 29354

9:25-9:55am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29357 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 29306

10:05-10:35am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29360 4:40-5:10pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29351

Monday- 8:45-9:15am Little Dippers $40 29259 5:20-5:50pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29352 Thursday Session 3 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 29277 Wednesday 4-4:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29348 7/19-7/29 6/23-8/11 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 29293 4:40-5:10pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29347

Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 29299 5:20-5:50pm Little Dippers $40 30225

9:25-9:55am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29361 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 29274

10:05-10:35am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29358 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 29289

Monday- 10:00-10:30am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29363 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 29307 Thursday Session 4 6-6:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29355 8/2-8/12 10:35-11:05am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29362 Thursday 4-4:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 30220 6/24-8/12 4:40-5:10pm Shrimp Dip $40 29312 *Youth Classes are 8 classes unless noted. Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 30222

Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 30223

Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 30224

5:20-5:50pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 30221

32 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3025 Aquatics West High School

WEST HIGH SCHOOL, 30 ASH STREET, LOWER SOUTHEAST CORNER DAYTIME EVENING I YOUTH ADULT Day Time Class Fee Course # Day Time Class Fee Course # N Monday, 6:45-8:30am High School Swim $131 30247 Monday *7 cls 6-6:45pm Water Fitness-Deep Water $32 30313 Tuesday Training 6/21-8/9 Skip 7/5 & Thursday Program 7-8pm Water Fitness-Aqua Circuit $35 30315 6/21-8/5 Grades 9-12 D *20 classes Tuesday 6:40-7:10pm Teen/Adult Swim Instruction $44 30317 Skip 7/5 6/22-8/3 *7 classes Monday- 8:45-9:15am Little Dippers $40 29249 Thursday Wednesday 6-6:45pm Water Fitness-Deep Water $32 30314 O Session 1 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 29269 6/23-8/4 6/21-7/1 *7 classes 7-8pm Water Fitness-Aqua Circuit $35 30316 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 29283 Thursday 6:40-7:10pm Teen/Adult Swim Instruction $44 30318 O Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 29303 6/24-8/5 *7 classes 9:25-9:55am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29337 YOUTH 10:05-10:35am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29343 R Day Time Class Fee Course # Monday- 8:45-9:15am Little Dippers $35 29250 Thursday Monday 4-4:30pm Little Dippers $35 29260 Session 2 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 29270 6/21-8/9 7/6-7/15 *7 classes Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 29271 *7 classes Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 29285 Skip 7/5 Skip 7/5 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 29286 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 29304 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 29308 9:25-9:55am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29334 4:40-5:10pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29338 10:05-10:35am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29344 5:20-5:50pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29340 Monday- 8:45-9:15am Little Dippers $40 29251 Thursday Tuesday 4-4:30pm Shrimp Dip $35 29310 Session 3 Preschool Lessons Age 3 $40 29265 6/22-8/3 7/19-7/29 *7 classes Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 30233 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $40 29284 Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 30237 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $40 29305 Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 30240 9:25-9:55am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29335 4:40-5:10pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29341 10:05-10:35am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29336 5:20-5:50pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29339 Monday- 10:00-10:30am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29342 Thursday 6-6:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29333 Session 4 8/2-8/12 10:35-11:05am Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $40 29345 Wednesday 4-4:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 29332 6/23-8/4 *7 classes 4:40-5:10pm Swim With Me $35 29316

Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 30234

Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 30238

Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 30241

5:20-5:50pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 30243

Thursday 4-4:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 30244 6/24-8/5 *7 classes 4:40-5:10pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 30245

5:20-5:50pm Little Dippers $35 30232

Preschool Lessons Age 3 $35 30235

Preschool Lessons Age 4 $35 30239

Preschool Lessons Age 5 $35 30242

6-6:30pm Youth Lessons Ages 5-13 $35 30246

INDOOR CLASS INFORMATION

I • Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, in indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the N greatest extent possible. • We encourage you to join the waitlist if a class is full, as capacity may be reassessed. D • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. ENRICHMENT OIL PAINTING Discover the world of oil painting! Learn painting techniques along with color BRIDGE BASICS 2 - COMPETITIVE BIDDING mixing and composition. All levels welcome. Materials provided. O Ready to take your bridge knowledge up a notch? Join your peers and make your bridge playing experience even more exciting! Learn how to be SEWING competent in using two bidding features: Takeout Doubles and Overcalls. SEWING 1 Understand how to know when to pass, bid again or use obstructive bidding. Start from scratch and learn the basics of sewing. Start with an overview Class is best suited for participants who have taken Bridge Basics I or have O of sewing supplies, threading the machine and fabric basics. Learn to sew previous bridge experience. straight lines and curves using different stitches to making seams and fi nish MOSAIC STEPPING STONES edges. No experience necessary. Class is appropriate for very beginners Add a little color to your garden and learn how to mosaic an exterior stepping as well as people looking for a refresher. Sewing machines and all supplies R stone. No experience necessary. Using mosaic nippers, design and cut glass provided. to create a one of a kind stepping stone for your garden. Materials provided. SEWING 2 Apply skills learned in Sewing 1 to create basic projects working from a FIBER ARTS pattern. Learn how to choose the right pattern, pin and prep fabric and see BEGINNER BLOCK PRINTING ON FABRIC your project through to completion. Class is appropriate for participants Create a set of beautiful hand-made stamps that you apply to cotton fabric who have completed Sewing 1 or have basic machine sewing skills. Sewing of your choice. Learn this fun and simple technique that you can later use to machines provided. Supply list available at mscr.org. embellish all sorts of fabrics such as napkins, tablecloths, kitchen linens and clothing. Supply list available at mscr.org. SEWING 2 - ZIP IT UP! NEW! It’s time to add some zip to your sewing! Start the class off by making MULTICOLOR SHIBORI DYEING different types of pouches. Then, discover how to install zippers. Class is Learn the ancestral Shibori dyeing technique and take your textiles designs appropriate for participants who have completed Sewing 1 or have basic to the next level with multiple colors of dye rather than only the traditional machine sewing skills. Sewing machines provided. Supply list available at indigo. Make beautiful multicolor scarves that you can use to decorate mscr.org. yourself or your home! Dyeing materials provided, participants must bring their own fabrics to dye. Supply list available at mscr.org. SEWING: QUILT AS YOU GO Learn a simple technique of quilting on a home sewing machine. Leave SHIBORI DYEING WORKSHOP with a new set of placemats or table runner using a technique called “Quilt Learn to create textile patterns using Shibori dyeing process that dates back as you Go.” Participants also learn how to bind their quilted project. Class to 8th century Japan. Prepare the cloth by binding, folding, twisting and is appropriate for participants who have completed Sewing 1 or have basic compressing to create patterns with a traditional indigo dye. All supplies machine sewing skills. Sewing machines and materials provided. except fabric provided. Information about the best fabrics to bring is listed at mscr.org. POTTERY WEAVING 1 POTTERY LAB Learn to weave on easy-to-use and versatile rigid heddle looms. Explore Non-instructional, open lab for those potters who are able to work basic and complex weave structures to create beautiful handwoven items. independently. Must have advanced pottery and glazing skills, as well as Choose from a variety of individualized projects such as shawls, scarves, pre-approval from Pottery Coordinator (204-3045) at least 3 days prior to belts, vests, book bags, purses, pillows, table runners and more. Looms are registering. Failure to obtain pre-approval will delay registration. Studio borrowed and taken home between classes each week to work on projects is available Monday - Friday when pottery classes are not scheduled and outside of class. Size: 24”x24”x2”. Open to all skill levels. Materials additional weekend hours are available at Warner Park. Fee includes use provided. First 5 classes meet from 6:30 to 9 pm. of tools, fi ring, glaze and 25 lbs. of clay. Additional clay must be purchased through MSCR at $16. PAINTING & DRAWING WHEEL 1 & 2 COLOR WORKS A mixed class of both beginner and intermediate level wheel throwers. Class Focus your skills in value and color mixing in this new painting course. Use focuses on wedging, centering, lifting, trimming and glazing. Projects focus a variety of acrylic and water-mixable oil paints to create color charts, study on making basic cylinders, bowls, vases and cups. Class taught at beginning the importance of value and develop both cool and warm palettes. Expect level with additional instruction for those with intermediate skills. All projects to bring home a series of value studies. All levels are welcome. Materials must be created and completed in the pottery studio. Each participant provided. receives a 25 lbs bag of clay. Tool kits are available to purchase for $12. Additional bags must be purchased through MSCR at $16. DRAWING 1 Using the many supplies available to artists, students learn the steps to build WHEEL 2 up a fi nished drawing. Explore how to see light and shadow to create the Great course for those comfortable with wheel basics who want to improve illusion of 3-dimensional objects on paper. Draw from still life arrangements skills as well as learn new techniques & projects. Course will focus on and photographs. Materials provided. craftsmanship, form, handles and glazing techniques. Participants need to be comfortable with throwing, trimming, and basic glazing. Each participant INTERIOR DESIGN FOR YOUR HOME receives a 25 lbs bag of clay. Additional bags must be purchased through Learn interior design principles of furniture layout, traffi c patterns, color MSCR at $16. All projects must be created and completed in the pottery schemes and organization for your living environment, whether that be a studio. Tool kits are available to purchase for $12. house, apartment or dorm room! Learn to draw simple fl oor plans and gain knowledge in evaluating what you need to have an interior space that works for you and your lifestyle. Materials provided.

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Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# ENRICHMENT I 18+ Bridge Basics 2 - Competitive Bidding MSCR Hoyt Th 7/8-7/29 3:30-5:30pm $35 28839 18+ Mosaic Stepping Stones MSCR East W 7/7-7/21 6:30-7:45pm $42 30095 N DRAWING & PAINTING 18+ Color Works Warner Park CRC W 8/4-8/18 9:30am-12pm $40 28925 D 18+ Drawing 1 MSCR Hoyt T 7/6-8/10 6:30-9pm $75 28885 18+ Interior Design for Your Home MSCR East W 6/23-7/7 9:30-11am $40 30151 O 18+ Oil Painting MSCR Hoyt Th 7/8-8/12 6:30-9pm $80 30154 FIBER ARTS O 18+ Block Printing on Fabric MSCR East M 8/9-8/16 6-8pm $40 30146 18+ Multicolor Shibori Dyeing MSCR Hoyt W 8/11-8/18 9:30-11:30am $40 28917 R 18+ Shibori Dyeing Workshop MSCR East Sa 8/7 9am-12pm $40 30150 18+ Weaving 1 MSCR Hoyt M 6/14-8/9 6:30-8pm $135 28997 SEWING 18+ Sewing 1 MSCR East M 6/14-6/28 6-8pm $40 30100 18+ Sewing 1 MSCR Odana T 6/15-6/29 6:30-8:30pm $40 30101 18+ Sewing 2 - Zip It Up! MSCR Odana T 7/13-7/27 6:30-8:30pm $40 30109 18+ Sewing 2 MSCR East M 7/12-8/2 6-8pm $53 30105 18+ Sewing: Quilt As You Go MSCR Odana T 8/3-8/24 6:30-8:30pm $53 30116 POTTERY 18+ Pottery Lab MSCR Hoyt M-F 6/14-8/20 8am-8pm $173 28970 18+ Pottery Lab Warner Park CRC M-Sa 6/14-8/21 8am-8pm $173 28971 18+ Wheel 1 & 2 MSCR Hoyt T 6/8-7/13 10am-12:30pm $110 28952 18+ Wheel 1 & 2 MSCR Hoyt Th 6/10-7/15 6:30-9pm $110 28953 18+ Wheel 1 & 2 MSCR Hoyt W 7/14-8/18 6:30-9pm $110 30163 18+ Wheel 2 MSCR Hoyt M 7/12-8/16 6:30-9pm $110 30166

O OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION • Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, U age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly T recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. D • Please see the Health & Safety policies on page 2.

O ENRICHMENT LANDSCAPE DRAWING Draw the landscape features of the indoors and out. Learn to see the CREATIVE GARDEN WREATH NEW! shapes and sizes of trees, water and light in the landscape. Bring your own Jazz up your outdoor space by creating a decorative wreath in just one class. sketchbook and a lawn chair. Drawing tools provided. Plan on short walks in Use assorted ribbons and fabric scraps to make a fanciful wreath for the the park. First class meets at Hoyt Park. Materials provided. O summer season. All materials provided. PAINT NIGHT IN THE PARK NEW! YOGA + ART Spark your creativity with MSCR’s Paint Nights! Create, paint, and enjoy a fun Stretch your imagination and explore your creative side. Start the workshop night in the park. Follow along with expert painting instruction and complete R with a gentle and refl ective yoga class. Then translate your meditations into a painting in one night. Materials provided. a colorful mandala painting. Leave class with a refreshed mind and a 12x12” painting. All levels welcome. Materials provided. BYOM WATERCOLOR 1: NATURE’S BEAUTY NEW! In this three-week course, revisit the basic techniques of watercolor painting. FIBER ARTS Then, create a painting using the beauty found in Madison’s parks. Focus on painting landscapes and nature close-up. This course is perfect for EMBROIDERY: SUMMER SCENERY NEW! beginners, or people who have had some experience with watercolors. Enjoy the outdoors and discover how to embroider nature’s beauty! Learn the Materials provided. intricate techniques utilized for traditional embroidery while learning how to paint with your thread. Each participant develops their own favorite summer scene design. Basic sewing knowledge suggested. Materials provided. PHOTOGRAPHY WATER, SUNSET & NIGHT PHOTOS KNIT DISHCLOTH Learn the tricks getting these great shots! Shoot in a different location each New to the knitting world? Start learning how to create something that is week, two weeks focus on shooting sunsets, shorelines and night photos both useful and easy to knit - dishcloths! Learn how to make kitchen items from the shore. The third class take a trip on an MSCR pontoon boat to get with basic patterns and step-by-step guidance. These small hand-knit items amazing photos on the water. Participants must bring own camera and a make great gifts and liven up your kitchen. A great class for beginners or tripod or a monopod. Each class involves some walking around parks and those who want to try out a new pattern. Supply list available at mscr.org. shores, please wear appropriate shoes. KNITTED MARKET BAG NEIGHBORHOOD WALKS Get ready for the warmer season by knitting a market bag outdoors! Join Explore some of Madison’s westside neighborhoods with your camera. Open your knitting community and learn how to knit your own bag in a matter of to people of all photographic abilities! Bring your point-and-shoots, SLRs, or weeks with new stitches and fi nishing techniques. Attend the markets in even mobile phones. Learn rules of composition while emphasizing your own style by bringing a bag you knit yourself. Class is best suited to those who vision to improve your photos. Class meeting locations: 7/14 - Arboretum have basic experience in knitting. Supply list available at mscr.org. (Corner of Seminole Hwy. and the W. Beltline Frontage Rd); 7/21 - Owen Conservation Park (6021 Old Sauk Rd), 7/28 - Olin Park Boat Launch PAINTING & DRAWING (302 E Lakeside St). DRAWING FLOWERS WITH PASTELS Take advantage of the beautiful gardens in and around Madison. Each week POTTERY meet at a different fl oral garden and use pastels to capture form, light, RAKU FIRING WORKSHOP texture and color of various fl owers. Learn basic techniques of applying Raku fi ring offers an immediate end result, taking only one hour to complete. pastels and executing drawings using expressive and representational The technique involves removing pottery from a hot kiln and allowing it to styles. First class meets at UW-Arboretum. Materials provided. cool in the open air or in a container fi lled with combustible material. Each NATURE SKETCHBOOK participant receives three pieces of bisqueware to glaze and fi re during the Interested in exploring the beauty Madison has to offer? Venture to different workshop. locations each week and capture its wonder in a sketchbook. Learn the WOOD FIRING WORKSHOP basic foundations of drawing and composition in a relaxing and inspiring Participants get one shelf of space, approximately 12” x 24”. On the day environment. Each week experiment with different drawing media and before, glaze the pots & load kiln. On the day of, fi re the kiln and re-stock techniques while enjoying the outdoors. First class meets at MSCR-Hoyt, wood. Work ready for pick up three days after the fi ring. Participation is remaining classes meet at Madison’s most interesting natural drawing required during fi ring. For more questions regarding space and non-MSCR locations. Students must bring 9x12 sketchbook, all other materials glazes, please contact [email protected] provided.

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Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# ENRICHMENT & FIBER ARTS O 18+ Creative Garden Wreath MSCR Hoyt Th 7/15 5:30-7pm $15 30081 18+ Embroidery - Summer Scenery Olbrich F 7/16-7/30 9:30-11:30am $40 30134 U 18+ Knit Dishcloth Olbrich M 7/19-8/2 5:30-7:30pm $35 30149 18+ Knitted Market Bag Olbrich W 6/23-7/7 5:30-7:30pm $35 30148 T 18+ Yoga + Art Hoyt Park F 7/16 9am-12pm $25 30084 18+ Yoga + Art Kennedy Park F 8/13 9am-12pm $25 30085 D PAINTING & DRAWING 18+ Drawing Flowers with Pastels UW Arboretum W 6/9-7/14 9am-12pm $75 28888 O 18+ Drawing Flowers with Pastels UW Arboretum W 7/21-8/25 9am-12pm $75 28887 18+ Nature Sketchbook Hoyt Park T 6/8-7/13 12-2:30pm $75 28883 O 18+ Nature Sketchbook Hoyt Park T 7/20-8/24 12-2:30pm $75 28884 18+ Landscape Drawing Hoyt Park T 6/8-7/13 9-11:30am $75 30178 R 18+ Landscape Drawing Hoyt Park T 7/20-8/24 9-11:30am $75 30179 18+ Paint Night in the Park Olbrich Park T 7/13 5:30-7:30pm $35 30157 18+ Watercolor 1: Nature’s Beauty Hoyt Park Th 6/24-7/8 9:30am-12pm $42 28932 18+ Watercolor 1: Nature’s Beauty Olbrich Park Th 7/22-8/5 9:30am-12pm $42 30153 PHOTOGRAPHY 18+ Neighborhood Walks UW Arboretum W 7/14-7/28 6-8pm $40 30158 18+ Water, Sunset & Night Photos TBD Th 8/5-8/19 6:30-8:30pm $40 28940 POTTERY 18+ Raku Firing Workshop MSCR Hoyt F 6/25 8:30-11:30am $40 28942 18+ Raku Firing Workshop MSCR Hoyt F 7/23 8:30-11:30am $40 28941 18+ Wood Firing Workshop MSCR Hoyt Th-F 6/10-6/11 8am-5pm $50 30175 18+ Wood Firing Workshop MSCR Hoyt Th-F 7/8-7/9 8am-5pm $50 30176 18+ Wood Firing Workshop MSCR Hoyt Th-F 8/12-8/13 8am-5pm $50 30177

V VIRTUAL CLASS INFORMATION

• For classes where materials are provided, supply kits are available I for pick-up. • For classes where materials are NOT provided, supply kits are available for purchase. • Recorded video lessons and handouts offered through Google R Classrooms. • Passwords to have access to weekly live Zoom calls with their T instructor and classmates during the scheduled time of the class.

U ENRICHMENT MUSIC ARTCHATS: PAINTING EXPLAINED GUITAR 1 Tune in and watch a casual “Bob Ross” style painting demonstration. Watch Did you know you can play many pop, folk, or rock songs with just three or A how a painting comes to life while your instructor talks through the process. four chords? Learn basic guitar techniques, chord shapes and some music Ask questions about technique, the profession or concept along the way. Get theory and open up the wonderful world of guitar playing. You’ll be amazed cozy and watch a painting happen! at how fast you can learn to play the world’s most popular instrument! Guitar is required, but no experience necessary. Participants must purchase Hal ART APPRECIATION NEW! Leonard Guitar Method book 1 Second Edition, Authors: Will Schmid, Greg L Interested in gaining a better appreciation of art, both past and present? Koch before fi rst class. While discovering the signifi cance of each art history period, explore a variety of artists and artworks from this period of art history through a GUITAR 3 one-off workshop focused on discussion and lecture. No materials or prior Continue your musical journey virtually! This class is a continuation of knowledge of art history are needed for this course. Guitar 2 and references the text, Hal Leonard Guitar Method book 1 by Will Abstract Expressionism Schmid. Discover new scales, chords, and how to learn songs with eight View and discuss artists from this period such as: Jackson Pollock and Mark note rhythms. Apply a new fi ngerstyle technique to songs from the text. For Rothko. students that have not taken Guitar 2 through MSCR, a review of the required text is recommended. Guitar and text are required. Cubism View and discuss artists from this period such as: Pablo Picasso and POTTERY George Braque. WHEEL 2 WITH WHEEL RENTAL Dadaism and Surrealism Great course for those comfortable with wheel basics and want to improve View and discuss artists from this period such as: Marcel Duchamp, skills as well as learn new techniques & projects. Course focuses on Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte. craftsmanship, form, handles and glazing techniques. Participants need to be comfortable with throwing, trimming, and basic glazing. Each participant BAKING: ANGEL FOOD CAKE receives a 25 lbs bag of clay. Took kits available to purchase for $12. Tie on your apron and step into the virtual kitchen with MSCR! Learn how Additional bags must be purchased through MSCR at $16. Tabletop wheels to bake an angel food cake from scratch - even learn the tricks to make one rental is included in fee. gluten free. In this interactive baking class, discover how to make this tasty dessert with helpful step-by-step instructions. Supply list available WHEEL 2 WITHOUT WHEEL RENTAL at mscr.org. Great course for those comfortable with wheel basics and want to improve skills as well as learn new techniques & projects. Course focuses on FIBER ARTS & SEWING craftsmanship, form, handles and glazing techniques. Participants need to be comfortable with throwing, trimming, and basic glazing. Each participant EMBROIDERED PORTRAITS NEW! receives a 25 lbs bag of clay. Additional bags must be purchased through Take your embroidery education one step further and learn how to embroider MSCR at $16. Tool kits are available for purchase for $12. Participants must portraits. Bring a sketch or printed photograph to work from and turn the have access to a wheel to participate. picture into a work of art. Class includes instruction of basic embroidery techniques and more advanced painterly techniques. Materials provided. SUSTAINABLE TEXTILE ART NEW! Would you like to know what to do with all the disposable materials that make their way into our homes? Turn them into something beautiful! Explore novel and exploratory techniques to create surprising surface treatments on fabric. Traditional stitching and embroidery techniques are introduced while incorporating unusual materials. Some materials provided. Supply list available at mscr.org. SEWING: MENDING WORKSHOP NEW! Do you have a few mending projects around your house and don’t know where to start? Start from scratch and learn the basics of sewing. Begin with an overview of sewing supplies, threading the machine and fabric basics. Focus of the class is on mending garments. No experience necessary. Class is appropriate for beginners as well as people looking for a refresher. Supply list available at mscr.org.

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Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# ENRICHMENT V 18+ ArtChats: Painting Explained Virtual Th 6/17 6:30-8:30pm $12 30096 18+ ArtChats: Painting Explained Virtual T 8/17 6:30-8:30pm $12 30097 I 18+ Art Appreciation: Cubism Virtual T 6/22 7:30-8:45pm $10 30088 18+ Art Appreciation: Abstract Expressionism Virtual T 8/17 7:30-8:45pm $10 30094 R 18+ Art Appreciation: Dadaism and Surrealism Virtual T 7/13 7:30-8:45pm $10 30092 14+ Baking: Angel Food Cake Virtual Th 7/1 6:30-7:30pm $5 30082 T 14+ Baking: Angel Food Cake Virtual S 8/1 10-11am $5 30083 FIBER ARTS U 18+ Embroidered Portraits Virtual Th 7/15-7/29 6:30-8:30pm $40 30137 18+ Sustainable Textile Art Virtual M 7/26-8/2 6:30-8:30pm $28 30147 A MUSIC 18+ Guitar 1 Virtual W 6/16-8/18 6-7pm $54 28896 L 18+ Guitar 3 Virtual W 6/16-8/18 7:30-8:30pm $54 30272 POTTERY 18+ Wheel 2 with Wheel Rental Virtual T 7/13-8/17 6:30-8:30pm $160 30169 18+ Wheel 2 without Wheel Rental Virtual T 7/13-8/17 6:30-8:30pm $110 30170 SEWING 18+ Sewing: Mending Workshop Virtual Th 6/24 6-9pm $16 30112

Summer Hiring Work for fun! Apply for a variety of summer positions, at mscr.org. Part-time & full-time schedules. -Camp Leaders & Youth Workers -Inclusion Staff -Sports Instructor & Ofﬁ cials -Tennis Instructors and more!

INDOOR CLASS INFORMATION

I • Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, in indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the N greatest extent possible. • Equipment is disinfected before the start of each class and is not shared during class with other participants. • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. D • BYOM = Bring your own mat. • All classes are open to beginners and participants of all fi tness O levels. Our instructors are trained to have options for all. ARMS & ABS POWER YOGA Learn a series of effective exercises to sculpt arms and strengthen A choreographed vinyasa fl ow class that focuses on building strength, O abdominal muscles. Class incorporates body weight, light hand weights and balance and loosening muscles by moving through postures and connected high repetitions. Great for beginners. BYOM. Skip 8/13. breath. Set to an energizing playlist, you’ll power up your yoga practice like never before. Modifi cations and variations are presented. BARRE SCULPT A total body barre workout that targets, shapes and defi nes all major muscle PURE STRENGTH R groups through the use of weights, resistance bands and balls. Increase Build strength, add defi nition, increase bone density and decrease body strength and stamina while keeping your body strong, lean and increase fat by increasing lean muscle. Use a variety of weight training equipment fl exibility with barre and fl oor stretches. Option to move without the use of to change the shape of your body - no muscle gets neglected! Great for weights or bands. BYOM. beginners. BYOM. Skip 7/5. CLASSIC CARDIO & TONING STRENGTH TRAINING FOR WOMEN Pay homage to fi tness classes of the ‘80s and ‘90s with this throwback to the This women’s specifi c strength training class incorporates weights, classic group fi tness format. Mix 30 minutes of choreographed cardio with kettlebells, body weight training and resistance tubing for an effective total 30 minutes of strength training for one sweaty good time. Leg warmers are body strength training class. Great for beginners. BYOM. Skip 7/5. optional! Classic Cardio & Toning is perfect for cardio junkies, head-to-toe fi tness and fun! Great for beginners. BYOM. TOTAL BODY FITNESS This class is a total body, heart pumping, aerobic and strength conditioning GENTLE YOGA FLOW workout. Class combines full-body strength training with cardio bursts Great for beginners or those searching for a soothing gentle practice. This designed to tone your body and improve your endurance. Great for beginners. class focuses on moving slowly into basic yoga poses while using the breath BYOM. Skip 7/3. as a tool to remain present and mindful. The slow pace allows you to enjoy each pose. Expect lots of stretching and lengthening with a heavy dose of WERQ relaxation to wrap up your practice and leave you feeling great. BYOM. WERQ is the fi ercely fun dance fi tness class based on pop, rock and hip hop Skip 7/3. music. The warm up previews the dance steps in class and the cool down combines yoga-inspired static stretching and balance poses. Great for MAT PILATES beginners. Skip 7/5. A low-impact class that strengthens muscles while improving postural alignment and fl exibility. This class begins with an introduction or refresher YOGA FLOW on the fundamentals of Pilates mat work, learning and mastering the basics, This dynamic yoga practice combines breath and movement while fl owing then progresses through more challenging exercises. Great for beginners. through a series of yoga postures. Yoga Flow is perfect for active yoga, BYOM. Skip 7/5. strength building and improving fl exibility. BYOM.

FREE FAMILY FUN! PEDAL & PLUNGE

Visit the Art Cart & A new cycling and swimming program for all ages. Bike with a guide on FIT2GO van at a park or neighborhood streets and bike paths, listen to a short water safety presenta- school near you. tion and then enjoy swimming and See the schedules water games. on page 4-5. See page 31 for details.

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Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 14+ Pure Strength MSCR East M 6/21-8/23 5:15-6pm $42 30110 I 14+ WERQ MSCR East M 6/21-8/23 6-6:45pm $42 30119 14+ Strength Training for Women Warner Park CRC M 6/21-8/23 12:15-1pm $42 30114 N 14+ Mat Pilates Warner Park CRC M 6/21-8/23 6:45-7:30pm $42 30130 14+ Classic Cardio & Toning MSCR East T 6/22-8/24 5:30-6:15pm $46 30106 D 14+ Yoga Flow MSCR Odana T 6/22-8/24 7:15-8:15pm $46 30120 14+ Barre Sculpt Warner Park CRC T 6/22-8/24 5:15-6pm $46 30098 O 14+ Power Yoga Warner Park CRC T 6/22-8/24 6:15-7:15pm $46 30099 14+ Barre Sculpt MSCR East W 6/23-8/25 5:15-6pm $46 30104 O 14+ Arms & Abs MSCR East W 6/23-8/25 6:45-7:30pm $46 30103 14+ Strength Training for Women MSCR Odana W 6/23-8/25 7:30-8:30am $46 30115 R 14+ WERQ MSCR Odana W 6/23-8/25 6-7pm $46 30118 14+ Classic Cardio & Toning Warner Park CRC W 6/23-8/25 5-6pm $46 30107 14+ Arms & Abs MSCR East F 6/25-8/27 8:15-9am $42 30102 14+ Pure Strength MSCR Odana F 6/25-8/27 7:30-8:30am $46 30113 14+ Gentle Yoga Flow MSCR East Sa 6/26-8/28 8:30-9:30am $42 30108 14+ Total Body Fitness MSCR East Sa 6/26-8/28 10:15-11:15am $42 30117

Friends of MSCR Fore Friends Golf Outing

Support MSCR programs and services by participating in the Friends of MSCR Golf Outing as a golfer or sponsor! Tuesday, July 20, 2021 Cherokee Country Club You don’t have to be a great golfer to play. Enjoy fun games on the course, door prizes and great food! $150 per golfer/$600 foursome includes 18 holes of golf, cart, golfer gift, free beverage, lunch and dinner! For more information about the event, sponsorship opportunities and golfer registration Visit birdeasepro.com/mscr

BOOT CAMP NONE TO RUN O This interval class is designed to improve your fi tness level and change your No running experience? No problem! This 45-minute class leads new runners body composition. Combine strength training, plyometrics, cardio drills, and through non-competitive, run/walk interval workouts leading up to a 5K. core exercises for a total body workout. Get ready to move! Appropriate for Class builds endurance over the course of ten weeks, so you’re ready to run 5 intermediate to advanced levels. BYOM. kilometers - or 30 minutes non-stop for a 5K. Meets at Olbrich Park but runs on the Capital City Trail. O CORE DE FORCE Core De Force workouts are broken into 3 minute rounds, just like a real 5K TO 10K boxing match! Experience boxing, kickboxing, Muay Tai combinations and Novice and intermediate runners improve cardiovascular fi tness with bodyweight moves. You’ll pummel calories and build a strong core! (This extended run/walk intervals and begin integrating speed, hills and form drills R class is non-contact, no experience necessary!) into training. Running workouts begin at 3 miles and progress up to 6.2. This class uses the Run/Walk/Run method to train. Participants must be able GENTLE YOGA FLOW to run/walk a 5k (3.1 miles) at a pace between 11:00 and 13:30 min/mile. Great for beginners or those searching for a soothing gentle practice. This Class duration ranges between 45-60 minutes. As endurance improves, class class focuses on moving slowly into basic yoga poses while using the breath duration increases. as a tool to remain present and mindful. The slow pace allows you to enjoy each pose. Expect lots of stretching and lengthening with a heavy dose of PIYO relaxation to wrap up your practice and leave you feeling great. BYOM. Skip A unique class designed to build strength and gain fl exibility, this class is all 7/5. about energy, power and rhythm. PiYo is perfect for core strength, improved stability, challenging yoga and Pilates choreography. Great for beginners. KICKBOX CARDIO BYOM. No bags, no gloves, just a killer workout! A dynamic and explosive class that incorporates kickboxing techniques with an intense cardio workout. This PURE STRENGTH class improves your endurance and cardiovascular fi tness, tones muscles Build strength, add defi nition, increase bone density and decrease body fat and shreds your abs. BYOM. by increasing lean muscle. Use your own body weight and a limited amount of equipment to change the shape of your body - no muscle gets neglected! LGBTQ+ YOGA Great for beginners. BYOM. Additional details will be emailed the week before This class is a safe place for LGBTQ+ people; being mindful of this, everyone start of class. Skip 8/13. is welcome to participate. Come with an open heart and get ready to relax your mind, stretch your body and meet new friends. BYOM. YOGA FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR Interested in exploring the practices of yoga in a safe and nurturing space for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color? Each class includes postures accessible to all levels as well as time for exploring ways to use breath and meditation for wellbeing. Participants are invited to stay after class to connect with others, share yoga resources and build community. Free for all. Please pre-register at mscr.org. Mat and/or towel optional. No experience necessary.

OUTDOOR ADULT SPORTS

Tennis, Pickleball & League Sports are back this summer. See pages 51-63 for details.

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Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 14+ Gentle Yoga Flow Olbrich Park M 6/21-8/23 5-6pm $42 30138 O 14+ Kickbox Cardio Garner Park T 6/22-8/24 4:45-5:30pm $46 30140 14+ Pure Strength Garner Park T 6/22-8/24 5:40-6:25pm $46 30143 U 14+ Boot Camp Olbrich Park T 6/22-8/24 5:15-6:15pm $46 30135 14+ 5K to 10K Hoyt Park W 6/23-8/25 5-6pm $46 30312 T 14+ LGBTQ+ Yoga Tenney Park W 6/23-8/25 5:15-6:15pm $46 30141 14+ Yoga for People of Color Warner Park W 6/23-8/25 6-7pm $0 30145 D 14+ Core De Force Garner Park Th 6/24-8/26 4:45-5:30pm $46 30136 14+ PiYo Garner Park Th 6/24-8/26 5:40-6:25pm $46 30142 O 14+ None to Run Olbrich Park Th 6/24-8/26 6:15-7pm $46 30270 14+ Pure Strength Acewood Park F 6/25-8/27 9:30-10:15am $42 30144 O R

Smart Cycling - New! This Smart Cycling class offers classroom and on-the-bike sessions. Learn bicycle handling skills, group riding, safety and light maintenance. Connect with other bicyclists and bicycling resources. Smart Cycling is led by a League of American Bicyclists Certiﬁ ed Smart Cycling instructor and is directed toward participants age 18 and older.

Fee includes League of American Bicyclist materials. Bicycle and helmet required. Wednesdays, 5:30-7:30pm Class meets at MSCR East and explores local bike paths. June 2, 9, 23 and 30 (Skip June 16) Fee: $25, Course# 30321

V VIRTUAL CLASS INFORMATION

• The class Zoom link and password are emailed to all registered participants the week before class starts. Classes are only available I live and not recorded. A Zoom login/account is not required if you are strictly joining a Zoom class as a participant. • All classes are open to beginners and participants of all fi tness R levels. Our instructors are trained to have options for all. T ARMS & ABS PURE STRENGTH Learn a series of effective exercises to sculpt arms and strengthen Build strength, add defi nition, increase bone density and decrease body abdominal muscles. Class incorporates body weight, light hand weights and fat by increasing lean muscle. Use a variety of weight training equipment U high repetitions. Mat and light weights optional. Skip 7/5 and 8/13 classes. to change the shape of your body - no muscle gets neglected! Equipment needed: mat (optional), chair and hand weights. Great for beginners. Skip GENTLE YOGA FLOW 7/5, 7/19 and 8/12. Great for beginners or those searching for a soothing gentle practice. This class focuses on moving slowly into basic yoga poses while using the breath TAI CHI YANG A as a tool to remain present and mindful. The slow pace allows you to enjoy This Yang style short form emphasizes effective body mechanics, alignment, each pose. Expect lots of stretching and lengthening with a heavy dose of breathing and the interplay of strength and relaxation. Tai Chi Yang is perfect relaxation to wrap up your practice and leave you feeling great. Mat &/or for physical and emotional balance, sports performance, and self defense. towel optional. Great for beginners. No equipment needed. L HARD CORE TOTAL BODY FITNESS Walk taller, feel stronger! This class is designed to build core muscle groups This class is a total body, heart pumping, aerobic and strength conditioning while improving posture through performing a variety of exercises that workout. Class combines full- body strength training with cardiac bursts strengthen the abdomen, glutes, back and increase fl exibility. Great for designed to tone your body and improve your endurance. Great for beginners. beginners. Small weights and mat optional. Equipment needed: mat (optional), chair and hand weights. Skip 7/5, 7/19 and 8/11. HATHA YOGA Learn the fundamental elements of a Hatha yoga class. Benefi t from WERQ increased strength and fl exibility, while practicing proper body posture and WERQ is the fi ercely fun dance fi tness class based on pop, rock and hip hop alignment. Appropriate for all levels. Mat &/or towel optional. Skip 7/5. music. The warm up previews the dance steps in class and the cool down combines yoga-inspired static stretching and balance poses. Great for HATHA YOGA II beginners. Skip 7/5. Explore yoga positions focusing on fl exibility, strength, and balance with emphasis on body awareness and alignment. Mat &/or towel optional. YIN YOGA Yin Yoga focuses on combining long-held stretches with mindfulness HIIT meditation and breath work. Yin forms are practiced low to the ground High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) mixes bouts of speed, power and and with the muscles relaxed, allowing the stretches to move deeper into intensity with brief periods of rest. This workout is perfect for cardio and connective tissues. Great for beginners. Mat or towel optional. Skip 7/5. strength training, variety and burning calories! Appropriate for intermediate to advanced levels. Mat or towel optional. YOGA BARRE A blend of dance, yoga, strength training and Pilates, giving you a full MINDFULNESS MEDITATION body toning experience. Equipment needed: mat (optional), chair and light This meditation class is designed to build resilience and reduce stress to weights (or water bottles) and resistance band. help with everyday demands during challenging times. Bring a writing utensil and a notebook to each session. No prior meditation experience is necessary, YOGA SCULPT beginners are welcome! A dynamic yoga practice that incorporates resistance interval training and cardiovascular exercise into traditional yoga sequences. Designed to tone PILATES and sculpt every major muscle group by using your own bodyweight, small A low-impact class that strengthens muscles while improving postural hand weights and elastic bands. Leave feeling calm, strong, refreshed and alignment and fl exibility. Build strength and improve fl exibility and posture rejuvenated to conquer your day! Skip 8/5. with Pilates. This class begins with an introduction or refresher on the fundamentals of Pilates mat work, learning and mastering the basics, then ZUMBA progresses through more challenging exercises. Great for beginners. It’s a party and a workout! Zumba is an aerobic dance fi tness class that Mat &/or towel optional. combines international music and movement. Zumba is perfect for: cardiovascular fi tness and creative movement. Great for beginners. No equipment needed.

44 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3026 Fitness Classes

Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 14+ Pure Strength Virtual M 6/21-8/23 7-7:45am $42 30205 V 14+ Arms & Abs Virtual M 6/21-8/23 8:15-9am $42 30195 14+ Pure Strength Virtual M 6/21-8/23 5:30-6:15pm $37 30203 I 14+ Hatha Yoga Virtual M 6/21-8/23 5:30-6:45pm $42 30198 14+ WERQ Virtual M 6/21-8/23 6-6:45pm $42 30216 R 14+ Total Body Fitness Virtual M 6/21-8/23 6:30-7:15pm $37 30207 14+ Yin Yoga Virtual M 6/21-8/23 7-8pm $42 30209 T 14+ Hard Core Virtual T 6/22-8/24 7-7:45am $46 30197 14+ Pilates Virtual T 6/22-8/24 6-6:45pm $46 30202 U 14+ Zumba Virtual T 6/22-8/3 6-6:45pm $33 30215 14+ Yoga Barre Virtual W 6/23-8/25 7-7:45am $46 30212 A 14+ Total Body Fitness Virtual W 6/23-8/25 11-11:45am $42 30208 14+ Gentle Yoga Flow Virtual W 6/23-8/25 6:30-7:30pm $46 30196 L 14+ Yoga Sculpt Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 9-9:45am $42 30213 14+ Pure Strength Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 5-5:45pm $42 30204 14+ Hatha Yoga II Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 5:30-6:45pm $46 30199 14+ HIIT Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 6-6:45pm $46 30200 14+ Tai Chi Yang Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 6:15-7:15pm $46 30206 14+ Yin Yoga Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 7:15-8:15pm $46 30211 14+ Arms & Abs Virtual F 6/25-8/27 8:15-9am $42 30194 14+ Zumba Virtual Sa 6/26-8/7 10-10:45am $33 30214 14+ Yin Yoga Virtual Sa 6/26-8/28 10:15-11:15am $46 30210 14+ Mindfulness Meditation Virtual Sa 6/26-8/28 11-11:45am $46 30201

INDOOR CLASS INFORMATION I • Masks are required for every individual, 3 years and older, in indoor programs or when inside any MSCR facility. • Participants should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. N • Equipment is disinfected before the start of each class and is not shared during class with other participants. • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. D • Bring your own mat.

BALANCING ACT STRENGTH TRAINING FOR WOMEN O This introductory exercise program is designed to increase balance and This women’s specifi c strength training class incorporates weights and body decrease the risk of falling by using T’ai Chi movements and principles. weight training and resistance exercises for an effective total body strength Exercises are primarily from a standing position. Adapted chair exercises are training class. available to meet individual needs. There is no fl oor work. STRETCH & STRENGTH FOR MEN O CHAIR EXERCISE This class is geared toward the male participant. Incorporates stretching These specially designed classes include multiple components to help exercises to enhance fl exibility and strengthening exercises to improve reduce pain and stiffness while maintaining or improving mobility, muscle overall fi tness. strength and functional ability. All exercises can be performed while sitting or standing. There is no fl oor work. T’AI CHI R Beginning and continuing students fl ow with relaxing T’ai Chi movements. CORE & BALANCE COMBO The class starts with T’ai Chi Qigong, strengthening exercises followed by Incorporates the elements of Pilates, yoga and core strength training. Class Beijing 24 T’ai Chi exercises. includes both standing balance exercises and mat work. T’AI CHI CONTINUING FITNESS CONDITIONING This class teaches Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan (YMT), an early traditional This class offers a balanced approach to exercise. Focus on posture, form of T’ai Chi. Class consists of warm ups, followed by the Fan Routine and breathing, overall strength, endurance, fl exibility, balance and coordination. Parts I-III of YMT. Low-impact exercises to challenge a range of fi tness levels. GENTLE YOGA FUNCTIONAL FITNESS A good fi t for all ability levels, this class combines slow, gentle yoga Learn safe and effective exercises using light weights, bands and mat movements and breath awareness. Class ends with quiet breathing exercises. Focuses on improving functional performance levels. It includes techniques. movement patterns that enhance strength, agility, aerobic fi tness, balance and fl exibility. GENTLE YOGA FLOW This is a more relaxed yoga practice combining gentle breathing together GENTLE EXERCISE with fl owing movement. These gentle classes promote balance, strength, and fl exibility for those with aches and pains. Breath awareness, active relaxation and stretching HATHA YOGA I exercises are all included. There are both standing and chair based Learn the fundamental elements of a Hatha yoga class. Benefi t from exercises. There is no fl oor work. increased strength and fl exibility while practicing proper body posture and alignment. Appropriate for all levels but geared toward those new to the PILATES practice. Pilates focuses on postural symmetry, breath control, abdominal strength and spine stabilization. Instead of isolating muscle groups, train the whole HATHA YOGA II body, integrating the upper and lower extremities with the trunk. Class is Explore yoga positions focusing on fl exibility, strength and balance, with geared toward the more physically fi t and experienced exerciser. emphasis on alignment. Designed for the more experienced student. PURE STRENGTH YOGA FLOW Build strength, add defi nition, increase bone density and decrease body fat This dynamic yoga practice combines breath and movement while fl owing by increasing lean muscle. Use a variety of weight training equipment to through a series of yoga postures. Yoga fl ow is an active yoga. change the shape of your body - no muscle gets neglected! SIMPLE STRENGTH Learn the basics of strength training using weights, bands and various types of fi tness equipment. Emphasis is on strength that also enhances balance and fl exibility. 50+ Pure Strength MSCR East M 6/21-8/23 8-8:45am $32 29134 50+ Gentle Yoga Flow MSCR East M 6/21-8/23 2-3pm $32 29189 50+ Core & Balance Combo MSCR Odana M 6/21-8/23 9-10am $32 29128 50+ Gentle Exercise MSCR Odana M 6/21-8/23 10:15-11:15am $32 29118 50+ Pilates MSCR Odana M 6/21-8/23 12:30-1:30pm $32 29133 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church M 6/21-8/23 9:30-10:30am $32 29103 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church M 6/21-8/23 10:45-11:45am $32 29104 50+ Fitness Conditioning Warner Park CRC M 6/21-8/23 9-10am $32 29102

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Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 50+ Gentle Exercise MSCR East T 6/22-8/24 10-11am $35 29119 I 50+ Yoga Flow MSCR East T 6/22-8/24 10:30-11:30am $35 29199 50+ T’ai Chi MSCR Hoyt T 6/22-8/24 1:45-2:45pm $35 29160 N 50+ T’ai Chi Continuing MSCR Hoyt T 6/22-8/24 3-4pm $35 29165 50+ Hatha Yoga II MSCR Odana T 6/22-8/24 9-10am $35 29196 D 50+ Hatha Yoga I MSCR Odana T 6/22-8/24 10:15-11:15am $35 29191 50+ Functional Fitness MSCR Odana T 6/22-8/24 1-2pm $35 29105 O 50+ Core & Balance Combo Warner Park CRC T 6/22-8/24 11:30am-12:30pm $35 29096 50+ Chair Exercise Warner Park CRC T 6/22-8/24 12:45-1:45pm $35 29091 O 50+ Balancing Act MSCR East W 6/23-8/18 10-10:45am $29 29082 50+ Balancing Act MSCR East W 6/23-8/18 11-11:45am $29 29087 R 50+ Strength Training for Women MSCR East W 6/23-8/25 11am-12pm $35 29143 50+ Simple Strength MSCR Odana W 6/23-8/25 8:45-9:45am $35 29136 50+ Chair Exercise MSCR Odana W 6/23-8/25 10-10:45am $33 29088 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church W 6/23-8/25 8:30-9:30am $35 29108 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church W 6/23-8/25 9:45-10:45am $35 29109 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church W 6/23-8/25 11am-12pm $35 29110 50+ Fitness Conditioning Warner Park CRC W 6/23-8/25 9-10am $35 29101 50+ T’ai Chi Warner Park CRC W 6/23-8/25 1-2pm $35 29162 50+ Functional Fitness MSCR East Th 6/24-8/26 9-10am $35 29115 50+ Functional Fitness MSCR East Th 6/24-8/26 10:15-11:15am $35 29116 50+ T’ai Chi MSCR East Th 6/24-8/26 1:30-2:30pm $35 29161 50+ Simple Strength MSCR Odana Th 6/24-8/26 11:45am-12:45pm $35 29137 50+ Functional Fitness MSCR Odana Th 6/24-8/26 1-2pm $35 29114 50+ Functional Fitness MSCR Odana Th 6/24-8/26 2:15-3:15pm $35 29117 50+ Stretch & Strength for Men Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Th 6/24-8/26 8:15-9:15am $35 29146 50+ Chair Exercise Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Th 6/24-8/26 9:30-10:15am $33 29090 50+ Pure Strength Warner Park CRC Th 6/24-8/26 10:30-11:30am $32 29135 50+ Strength Training for Women MSCR East F 6/25-8/27 1-2pm $35 29144 50+ Functional Fitness MSCR East F 6/25-8/27 2:15-3:15pm $35 29113 50+ Gentle Yoga MSCR Odana F 6/25-8/27 9-10am $35 29185 50+ Gentle Exercise MSCR Odana F 6/25-8/27 10:15-11:15am $35 29120 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church F 6/25-8/27 9:30-10:30am $35 29111 50+ Functional Fitness Mt. Olive Lutheran Church F 6/25-8/27 10:45-11:45am $35 29112 50+ Chair Exercise Warner Park CRC F 6/25-8/27 1-2pm $35 29092

KAYAK INTRO T’AI CHI YANG Spend some time on the water learning to safely paddle and portage a kayak. This class focuses on the 24 forms Yang style sequence. Beginners learn the O Kayaks, paddles and life jackets provided. No kayaking experience necessary form, and those familiar with the form can review and refresh their practice. but participants must be comfortable in a boat and on the water. Specifi c trip Variations in the movements and breathing patterns are touched on as well. details emailed prior to activity. WALK ABOUTS O PONTOON BOAT RIDE A brisk walk in the great outdoors promotes physical and psychological well Enjoy a leisurely sightseeing cruise on one of Madison’s beautiful lakes. being. All walks are in Madison area parks, neighborhoods, and natural areas Meet at the Tenney Boat Pier. and will be 2-2.5 miles in length. Tuesday walks are all on the west side and Thursday walks are all on the east side of Madison. A detailed schedule is STRETCH & STRENGTH emailed prior to fi rst walk. R This class incorporates stretching exercises to enhance fl exibility and strengthening exercises to improve overall fi tness. T’AI CHI Beginning and continuing students fl ow with relaxing T’ai Chi movements. The class starts with T’ai Chi Qigong, strengthening exercises followed by Beijing 24 T’ai Chi exercises.

Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 50+ Stretch & Strength Rennebohm Park T 6/22-8/24 8:30-9:30am $35 29138 50+ Stretch & Strength Rennebohm Park T 6/22-8/24 9:45-10:45am $35 29139 50+ Walk Abouts - West TBA T 6/22-8/10 9:30-10:30am $20 29178 50+ T’ai Chi Yang Garner Park W 6/23-8/25 4-5pm $35 29171 50+ Kayak Intro Olin Park W 6/30 1:30-3:30pm $15 29181 50+ Kayak Intro Vilas Park W 6/23 1:30-3:30pm $15 29180 50+ Pontoon Boat Ride Tenney Boat Pier Th 6/17 1-2:30pm $8 29182 50+ Walk Abouts - East TBA Th 6/24-8/12 9:30-10:30am $20 29179 50+ T’ai Chi Hoyt Park F 6/25-8/27 1-2pm $35 29163 50+ Pontoon Boat Ride Tenney Boat Pier F 7/23 10-11:30am $8 29183

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Smart Cycling - New! O This Smart Cycling class offers classroom and on-the-bike sessions. Learn bicycle handling skills, U group riding, safety and light maintenance. Connect with other bicyclists and bicycling resources. Smart Cycling is led by a League of American Bicyclists T Certiﬁ ed Smart Cycling instructor and is directed toward participants age 18 and older. D Fee includes League of American Bicyclist materials. Bicycle and helmet required. O Wednesdays, 5:30-7:30pm Class meets at MSCR East and explores local bike paths. O June 2, 9, 23 and 30 (Skip June 16) Fee: $25, Course# 30321 R

MSCR thanks the following donors for supporting public recreation programs.

FUNDERS: DONORS: Gina Landucci American Family Donna Antonie Melissa Lindemann Boomer Harris Fund Chuck Bauer Fran Metcalf City of Madison Community Michael Baumann Paul & Judith Moriarty Development Division James & Eugenia Beecher Stephen Mueller City of Madison Parks Division Patrick Below William Mueller Dane County Susan Bowditch Shravi Nimunkar Goodman 50+ Fund Lucy Brown Marjon Ornstein Friends of MSCR Sanda Cole Judy Peppard Madison Metro School District Monique Currie Dalvi Priya Oscar Rennebohm Nancy Curtain Angela Radloff Foundation, Inc. Julie Dahlen Jerry Rodenberg WI Department of Public Nancy Dast Barbara Roth Instruction Denise DeLong Janice Scattschneider Christina Eddington Sarellen Schuh Sharron Gehrig Elaine Smith Anthonette Gilpatrick Rosemary Smith Modesto Gonzalez Jr Suzanne & Robert Smith Meg Hamel Lorraine Soltis Darlene Hansen Gretchen Speerstra Reta Harring Christine Stocke Farah Kaiksow Mary Tatge Mary Karas Ellen Uebersetzig Joan Karis Lynn Willkom Michael Keller Ed Young Gwen Kenney

BALANCING ACT This introductory exercise program is designed to increase balance and VIRTUAL CLASS INFORMATION decrease the risk of falling by using T’ai Chi movements and principles. V Exercises are primarily from a standing position. Adapted chair exercises are The class Zoom link and password are emailed to all registered participants the week before class starts.Classes are only available available to meet individual needs. There is no fl oor work. live and not recorded. A Zoom login/account is not required if you are BRAIN & BODY FITNESS strictly joining a Zoom class as a participant. I Some change in memory is normal as we age, but some fi nd more challenges than others. This class is designed for those who are concerned about STRENGTH TRAINING FOR WOMEN changes they notice in their memory and want to improve their physical and This women’s specifi c strength training class incorporates weights, mental wellbeing. It combines light exercise and mental activities which has kettlebells, body weight training and resistance tubing for an effective total been shown to slow physical and mental decline. This class is a cooperation body strength training class. R effort between MSCR and the UW - Madison School of Nursing. T’AI CHI CHI KUNG FOR BALANCE CHAIR EXERCISE Instruction in a variety of standing and moving Tai Chi-Chi Kung practices for These specially designed classes include multiple components to help cultivation of physical and emotional balance, strength, fl exibility, structural T reduce pain and stiffness while maintaining or improving mobility, muscle alignment and energy fl ow. Movement patterns can be modifi ed according to strength and functional ability. All exercises can be performed while sitting or individual need. Availability of a stable touch point (sturdy chair, nearby wall, standing. There is no fl oor work. etc.) is recommended. FUNCTIONAL FITNESS GENTLE YOGA U Learn safe and effective exercises using light weights, bands and mat A good fi t for all ability levels, this class combines slow, gentle yoga exercises. Improve functional performance levels using movement patterns movements and breath awareness. Class ends with quiet breathing that enhance strength, agility, aerobic fi tness, balance and fl exibility. techniques. A MEDITATION HATHA YOGA I Meditation is easy! Join us for a straightforward, easy meditation practice. Learn the fundamental elements of a Hatha yoga class. Benefi t from We cover techniques, tools for establishing a daily meditation practice, increased strength and fl exibility while practicing proper body posture and and tips for troubleshooting your meditations. This class is for novices and alignment. Appropriate for all levels but geared toward those new to the L seasoned meditators alike. Bring a journal and pen. practice. PURE STRENGTH YOGA FLOW Build strength, add defi nition, increase bone density and decrease body fat by This dynamic yoga practice combines breath and movement while fl owing increasing lean muscle. Use a variety of weight training equipment to change through a series of yoga postures. Yoga Flow is an active yoga. the shape of your body - no muscle gets neglected! YOGA SUAVE SIMPLE STRENGTH Una buena opción para todos los niveles y habilidades. Esta clase de yoga Learn the basics of strength training using weights, bands and various combina movimientos lentos, suaves y enfoca atención en la respiración. La equipment. Emphasis is on strength that enhances balance and fl exibility. clase termina con técnicas de respiración suave y relajante.

Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course#

50+ Pure Strength Virtual M 6/21-8/23 8-8:45am $29 29125

50+ Chair Exercise Virtual M 6/21-8/23 9-9:45am $29 29089

50+ Yoga Suave Virtual M 6/21-8/23 10:15-11:15am $32 29202

50+ Functional Fitness Virtual M 6/21-8/23 10:30-11:30am $32 29106

50+ Strength Training for Women Virtual T 6/22-8/24 8-9am $35 29142

50+ Yoga Flow Virtual T 6/22-8/24 9:15-10am $33 29200

50+ Yoga - Gentle Yoga Virtual T 6/22-8/24 10:30-11:30am $35 29186

50+ T’ai Chi Chi Kung for Balance Virtual T 6/22-8/24 11am-12pm $35 29170

50+ Balancing Act Virtual T 6/22-8/24 1-1:45pm $33 29083

50+ Simple Strength Virtual T 6/22-8/24 2-3pm $35 29140

50+ Pure Strength Virtual W 6/23-8/25 3-4pm $35 29124

50+ Simple Strength Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 9-10am $35 29141

50+ Functional Fitness Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 9:30-10:30am $35 29107

50+ Yoga Flow Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 10-11am $35 29201

50+ Brain & Body Fitness Virtual Th 6/10-7/15 10:30-11:30am $0 29086

50+ T’ai Chi Chi Kung for Balance Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 11am-12pm $35 29172

50+ Balancing Act Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 1-1:45pm $33 29084

50+ Meditation Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 1-2pm $35 29123

50+ Hatha Yoga I Virtual Th 6/24-8/26 4:15-5:15pm $35 29192

50 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3026 Adult Sports Tennis Classes

ADULT TENNIS LESSONS Register Early! Balls furnished, bring your own racquet, if possible. TENNIS WEATHER POLICY Instructors determine if lessons are canceled in the event of inclement O BEGINNER weather. We have many sites -- while it may not be possible to hold lessons Learn scoring or rules, mechanics of forehand, backhand & serve. at one site, it may be possible at another. Every attempt is made to hold ADVANCED BEGINNER lessons. Instructors squeegee off the courts if it is safe to hold a lesson. In Improve consistency of forehand and backhand strokes and serve. the case of rain and the courts are too wet to safely play, instructors are re- U DOUBLES quired to be at the courts for the ﬁ rst 10 minutes of class to communicate Gives intermediates an opportunity to learn strategy with stroke emphasis as with parents/participants that the lesson has been canceled. Staff do not needed in doubles. call or email participants to inform them if their lesson has been canceled. Please travel to the site and communicate with instructors to determine T INTERMEDIATE Player has dependable ground strokes and serve, but wants to incorporate if your lessons are canceled. If it is heavily raining in the area of your lobs, overheads and volleys into complete game strategy. lessons, or if there is standing water on the courts, it is safe to assume lessons will not be held. If you have any questions, please call 204-3034. OPEN PLAY D Perfect opportunity for the tennis lover to relax and play. Matches are set up nightly based on ability level and number of participants. This is not league OUTDOOR HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION play; no standings are kept. All skills levels are encouraged to participate. Nightly assignment of matches and supervision provided. • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. O • Additional details will be emailed a week before start of league

EASTSIDE LESSONS WESTSIDE LESSONS O DOOR CREEK PARK ODANA PARK R SESSION 1 SESSION 1

Day Time Age Class Fee Course # Day Time Age Class Fee Course #

Monday & 6:10-7:10pm Beginner $36 29401 Monday & 6:10-7:10 pm 16+ Beginner $36 29402 Wednesday 16+ Wednesday 6/14-6/30 7:20--8:20pm Advanced Intermediate 29409 6/14-6/30 7:20-8:20 pm Adult Intermediate 29408

EAST HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

SESSION 2 SESSION 2

Day Time Age Class Fee Course # Day Time Age Class Fee Course #

Tuesday & 6-7pm 16+ Doubles $48 29406 Monday & 6:10-7:10 pm 16+ Advanced Beginner $42 29396 Thursday Wednesday 7/6-7/29 7:10-8:10pm Advanced Beginner 29400 7/7-7/28 7:20-8:20 pm Adult Intermediate 29412

OLBRICH PARK WESTMORLAND PARK

SESSION 1 SESSION 1

Day Time Age Class Fee Course # Day Time Age Class Fee Course #

Tuesday & 6-7pm 16+ Doubles $36 29403 5-6 pm 16+ Beginner $36 29404 Thursday Tuesday & 6/15-7/1 7:10-8:10pm Advanced Beginner 29397 Thursday 6:10-7:10 pm Advanced Beginner 29395 6/15-7/1 LA FOLLETTE HIGH SCHOOL 7:20-8:20 pm Adult Intermediate 29410

SESSION 2 WEST HIGH SCHOOL

Day Time Age Class Fee Course # SESSION 2

Monday & 6:10-7:10pm 16+ Advanced Beginner $42 29399 Day Time Age Class Fee Course # Wednesday 7/7-7/28 7:20-8:20pm Adult Intermediate 29411 5-6 pm 16+ Advanced Beginner $48 29398 Tuesday & Thursday 6:10-7:10 pm Beginner 29405 7/6-7/29 7:20-8:20 pm Doubles 29407

Adult Leagues O

OUTDOOR HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION U • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. • Additional details will be emailed a week before start of league T D

AGE O 18 years and older (16 for summer softball and 15 for baseball). High school students are not eligible for fall or winter volleyball, fall softball, and fall or winter basketball leagues. RESIDENCY O 50 percent of the team roster must reside within the Madison Metropolitan School District. FEES Cover the cost of offi cials, facilities, awards, supplies, scorer-timers and league administration. All games for a given league are played on the same night of each week. Teams self rate their skill level and are placed in a league of comparable ability, whenever possible. Teams play a double round robin R schedule unless it is a short season (fi ve games for fall softball and fall basketball), with the fi rst round winner playing the second round winner for the league championship. Maximum participation, low key, fun, yet competitive with a good time for all! SPECTATORS All games are free to the public. Games are played at various sites throughout Madison. View league schedules and standings at mscrsportsleagues.org.

REGISTRATION DATES WANT TO JOIN A TEAM? Online team registration through mscrsportsleagues.org! JOIN OUR FREE AGENT LIST IIf you want to join MSCR Sports Leagues, go to SUMMER SOFTBALL - ENDS APRIL 26 mscrsportsleagues.org and click on Free Agent Sign Up. Complete Beginning early June and ending in early August. Slow Pitch leagues for men’s, the form and submit. We make your name available to managers women’s and coed teams. Fast Pitch leagues for women’s teams. Teams play week seeking players. No fees are charged until you join a team. nights at 12 diamonds located throughout the city. For more information contact [email protected] or call 608-204-3024. KICKBALL - ENDS APRIL 26 Beginning June 1. Eight team, coed leagues offered on Wednesday evenings. Seven-week regular season, followed by a season ending league tournament. See mscr.org or mscrsportsleagues.org for additional information. FALL SOFTBALL - JULY 12 – JULY 26 Short season, slow pitch leagues for men, women and coed teams. Teams play one night/week for 5 weeks & choose an east or west side location. Season begins September 7. FALL KICKBALL - JULY 12 – JULY 26 Short season, 5 weeks with coed play beginning September 7. Games are played on Tuesdays at Olbrich. Theme nights add to the fun of this old school playground sport! FALL VOLLEYBALL - JULY 19 –AUGUST 9 Leagues for men, women & coed in Power and Intermediate divisions of play. Teams play one night/week beginning September 13 for 10 weeks at high school gyms. FALL BASKETBALL - AUGUST 16 – AUGUST 30 Short season leagues for men & women. Teams play one night per week for 5 weeks, beginning the week of October 4 and ending mid November – choose an SPORTS OFFICIALS NEEDED! east or west side location. Call 204-3024 or e-mail [email protected] If you enjoy sports and want part-time work, contact us. MSCR hires oﬃ cials (must be 18 years of age) for all adult sports leagues. Organizational meetings with rules and mechanics clinics are held prior to each season.

52 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3024 Adult Sports Adult Rec Sports

GAMES GALORE Come and play Bocce, Molkky and Kubb. All three games are set up for each class for you to play. Rotate through or stay and play the ones you like best. Stations are created to keep people physically distanced. Skip 7/3 & 7/4. O KUBB Come play Kubb (rhymes with tube) and have fun outdoors this summer. If you are new to Kubb, watch how it is played on YouTube. No previous experience necessary as the play is U recreational. Sign up as an individual and different teams are formed each class meeting. Games are set up and played outside on a grass fi eld. Kubb is a great game to play outdoors while keeping socially distanced. Skip 7/3 & 7/4. PICKLEBALL T Join us at the park for some outdoor Pickleball. We are adjusting play for doubles to allow for adequate distancing. Enjoy some time outside this summer with one of the fastest growing sports in the country. Please bring your own paddle each week. Skip 7/5. D VOLLEYBALL Coed sand volleyball is for beginner to intermediate players with no skill level required. Play is recreational. Sign up as an individual and new teams are determined each week. Volleyballs are provided. O SOCCER PICK-UP PLAY - NEW! New for this year! Adults 18+ are encouraged to join us at Olbrich for 5-week pick-up play soccer program! Participants receive an email with additional information. A referee is on site to enforce game play rules. Games are played on modifi ed 6v6 soccer fi elds and are played as a 6v6 game. O R Age Class Location Day Date Time Fee Course# 18+ Games Galore Garner Park Sa 6/19-7/31 2-2:50pm $15 30167 18+ Games Galore Garner Park Su 6/20-8/1 2-2:50pm $15 30168 18+ Kubb Garner Park Sa 6/19-7/31 1-1:50pm $15 30164 18+ Kubb Garner Park Su 6/20-8/1 1-1:50pm $15 30165 18+ Pickleball Garner Park M 6/21-8/9 6-8pm $21 30156 18+ Pickleball Garner Park T 6/15-8/3 6-8pm $24 30159 18+ Pickleball Tenney Park T 6/15-8/3 6-8pm $24 30160 18+ Pickleball Garner Park W 6/16-8/4 6-8pm $24 30161 18+ Pickleball Tenney Park W 6/16-8/4 6-8pm $24 30162 18+ Soccer Pick Up Play Olbrich Park Su 7/11-8/8 5:30-7pm $30 30059 18+ Volleyball Garner Park T 6/15-8/3 6-8pm $24 30171 18+ Volleyball Tenney Park W 6/16-8/4 6-8pm $24 30172 18+ Volleyball Olbrich Park F 6/18-8/6 6-8pm $24 30180

OUTDOOR CLASS INFORMATION

• Youth Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Family Programs: masks are required for every individual, age 3 and older • Adult Programs: masks are required when it is not possible to maintain 6 feet of physical distance. Masks are strongly recommended for participants at all other times. • Participants not from the same household should maintain 6 feet of physical distance to the greatest extent possible. • Please see the Health & Safety Policies on page 2. • BYOM = Bring your own mat. • All classes are open to beginners and participants of all ﬁ tness levels. Our instructors are trained to have options for all. • Additional details are emailed the week before start of class.

Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 53 Friends of MSCR Fore Friends Golf Outing Support MSCR programs and services by participating in the Friends of MSCR Golf Outing as a golfer or sponsor! Join us for the 17th Annual Fore Friends Golf Outing You don’t have to be a great golfer to play. Enjoy fun games on the course, door prizes and great food! $150 per golfer/$600 foursome includes 18 holes of golf, cart, golfer gift, free beverage, lunch and dinner! For more information about the event, sponsorship opportunities and golfer registration Visit birdeasepro.com/mscr

Tuesday, July 20, 2021 Cherokee Country Club Presented by Oak Park Place & The August Foundation

Looking for a great way for your business or organization to give back to the community and gain great exposure?

Consider sponsoring this great event. For more information on the golf outing or sponsorship opportunities, contact Martha at (608) 204-3045 or by email at [email protected].

Friends of MSCR Golf Outing proceeds support MSCR programs including afterschool enrichment, arts, aquatics, camp scholarships, adapted and inclusive recreation and more.

54 Register at MSCR.ORG or use form on PAGE 58 608.204.3000 Program Locations MSCR Meadowood Neighborhood Center

MSCR operates the neighborhood center in collaboration with the City of Madison on the southwest side in the Meadowood Shopping Center. The purpose is to provide safe, supervised activities for youth during afterschool and evening hours. The center also offers arts and enrichment programs, ﬁ tness classes and a place for neighbors and groups to meet. For a complete list of programs, go to mscr.org and click on Meadowood Neighborhood Center. Meadowood Neighborhood Center Activities: These services are available but have limited • Faxing, computer & copies hours. Please visit mscr.org • Food Panty or call 608-467-8360. • Job Shop Meadowood Neighborhood Center • Virtual Clubs 5740 Raymond Road, Madison

MSCR Program Centers & Other Madison Program Locations

Acewood Park, 1402 Acewood Blvd Elmside Circle Park, 2828 Center Ave Lincoln Elem, 909 Sequoia Trail Owl Creek Park, 23 Horned Owl Dr Aldo Leopold Park, 2906 Traceway Dr Elvehjem Elem, 5106 Academy Dr Lindbergh Elem, 4500 Kennedy Rd Penn Park, 2101 Fisher St Allied Learning Center, 2237 Allied Dr Elver Park, 1236 McKenna Blvd Lottes Park, 400 W Broadway Pocket Park, 701 Galileo Dr Allis Elem, 4201 Buckeye Road Emerson Elem, 2421 E Johnson St Lowell Elem, 401 Maple Ave Reindahl Park, 1818 Portage Ave Arbor Hills Park, 3109 Pelham Rd Esther Beach Park, 2802 Waunona Way Lucia Crest Park, 514 N Owen Dr Rennebohm Park, 115 N Eau Claire Ave Babcock Park, 4601 Burma Rd, McFarland Falk Elem, 6323 Woodington Way Lussier Comm Education Ctr, 55 S Gammon Rd Sandburg Elem, 4114 Donald Dr Badger Park, 418 Burdette Ct Garner Park, 333 S Rosa Rd Lussier Stadium, 502 Pfl aum Rd Schenk Elem, 230 Schenk St Badger Rock Middle, 501 E Badger Rd Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St Mansfi eld Athletic Complex, 201 S Gammon Rd School Forest, 1577 Fritz Rd BB Clark Beach, 835 Spaight St Goodman Park & Pool, 1406 Wingra Parkway Marlborough Park, 2200 Whenona Dr Segoe Park, 502 S Segoe Rd Belmar Hills Park, 2419 Dunns Marsh Terr. Haen Family Park, 7702 Tree Lane Meadowood Neighborhood Ctr, 5740 Raymond Rd Sennett Middle, 502 Pfl aum Rd Berkley Park, 1730 Browning Rd Hawthorne Elem, 3344 Concord Ave Meadowood Park, 5810 Thrush Ln Sherman Middle, 1610 Ruskin St Brentwood Park, 1402 Mac Pherson St Henderson Elem, 1201 Tompkins Dr Memorial High, 201 S Gammon Rd Spring Harbor Park, 5218 Lake Mendota Dr Brittingham Park, 829 W. Washington Ave Heritage Heights Park, 701 Meadowlark Dr. Mendota Elem, 4002 School Rd Sunset Park, 300 E Sunset Ct Chavez Elementary, 3502 Maple Grove Dr Hiestand Park/Woods, 4302 Milwaukee St Midvale Elem, 502 Caromar Dr Tenney Park, 1414 E Johnson St Cherokee Middle, 4301 Cherokee Dr Hoyt Building (MSCR), 3802 Regent St MSCR East, 4620 Cottage Grove Rd Tenney Pontoon Boat Pier, 1615 Sherman Ave Cherokee Park North Unit, 6098 N Sherman Ave Hoyt Park, 3902 Regent St MSCR Hoyt - Main Offi ce, 3802 Regent St Toki Middle School, 5606 Russett Rd Cherokee Park, 1000 Burning Wood Way Huegel Elem, 2601 Prairie Rd MSCR Odana, 5625 Odana Rd Turville Point Conservation Park, 1202 Olin-Turville Ct Country Grove Park, 7353 E Pass Huegel Park, 5902 Williamsburg Way Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, 110 N Whitney Way Vilas Park, 702 S Randall Ave Crestwood Elementary School, 5930 Old Sauk Rd Kegonsa State Park, 2405 Door Creek Rd, Stoughton North Star Park, 502 North Star Dr Warner Park Community Rec Ctr, 1625 Northport Dr Cypress Spray Park, 902 Magnolia Ln Kennedy Elem, 221 Meadowlark Dr Nuestro Mundo Elem, 902 Nichols Rd Warner Park, 1511 Northport Dr Demetral Park, 601 N 6th St Kennedy Park, 5202 Retana Dr Odana Hills East Park, 4635 Odana Rd West High, 30 Ash St Door Creek Park, 7035 Littlemore Dr LaFollette High, 702 Pfl aum Rd Olbrich Park & Gardens, 3330 Atwood Ave Westmorland Park, 4114 Tokay Blvd Eagle Heights Comm Ctr, 600 Eagle Heights Dr Lake Edge Park, 511 Park Ct Olin Park, 1156 Olin-Turville Ct Wexford Park, 1201 N Westfi eld Rd East High, 2222 E. Washington Ave Lake View Elem, 1802 Tennyson Ln Olson Elem, 801 Redan Whitehorse Middle, 218 Schenk St Edna Taylor Park, 802 Femrite Dr Leopold Elem, 2602 Post Rd Orchard Ridge Elem, 5602 Russett Rd Worthington Park, 3102 Worthington Ave Elements Welcome Center, 5025 Sudbury Way Lerdahl Park, 3514 Little Fleur Ln Owen Conservation Park, Owen Park Rd Yahara Place Park, 2025 Yahara Place

MSCR operates three program centers that offer a wide range of programming for all ages. Look for arts & enrichment, dance and ﬁ tness classes and special events at all these facilities throughout the program guide.These three facilities are operating with increased health and safety protocols. See page 2 for additional information about the safety measures in place.

• MSCR East 4620 Cottage Grove Road • MSCR Hoyt, 3802 Regent Street • MSCR Odana, 5625 Odana Road

Warner Park Community Recreation Center

MSCR, in collaboration with City of Madison Parks Division, offers recreation programs at the Warner Park Community Recreation Center. Classes are listed in various activity sections throughout the program guide. ID cards are required at Warner Park CRC. MSCR does not give discounts for WPCRC members. ID Forms are available at mscr. org/our-programs/mscr-neighborhood-centers or call 245-3670.

The mission of Madison School & Community Recreation (MSCR) Inclusion Services is to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities in the Madison Metropolitan School District, and for the community, by providing recreation and enrichment opportunities year-round that are accessible to all. MSCR is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation and will provide reasonable accommodations to enhance program participation without fundamentally altering a program. WHAT ARE INCLUSION SERVICES? Inclusion means individuals with and without disabilities participate together in the same way, in the same place and enjoy the same benefi ts. WHAT ARE THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS? Inclusion services are free and available upon request. Requirements for inclusion in a program or activity are the same as those for a person without a disability. • Meets age requirement • Is registered • Adheres to behavior expectations, with or without reasonable accommodations • Adheres to the current COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines set by MSCR, MMSD and Dane County health offi cials, with or without reasonable accommodations • Voluntarily participates in registered activity, with or without reasonable accommodations WHO DOES MSCR HIRE? • Meets any other essential eligibility requirements for a specifi c activity MSCR hires Recreation Inclusion Staff to enhance staff to participant ratios. MSCR makes every effort to hire diverse staff that have experience and an interest in WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS? working with people with disabilities. An accommodation is reasonable when it does not fundamentally change the nature of the program or activity. Reasonable accommodations include, but are not HOW CAN YOU ACCESS SERVICES? limited, to the following: 1. When you register, mark “YES” in the Require Accommodations section • An enhanced staff to participant ratio of the Registration Form or check the box when registering online. • Behavior support plans 2. Complete the Online Participant Profi le Form or print this form at mscr.org and return to MSCR, 3802 Regent St, Madison, WI, 53705. • Sign language interpreters 3. Upon receipt of the necessary documents, MSCR’s Inclusion Services • Adapted equipment Staff review your request and work with you to establish an individualized • Alternate or accessible transportation, when transportation is provided for inclusion plan. all participants 4. We request at least 2 weeks to plan and secure reasonable • Removal of architectural barriers accommodations. In some cases reasonable accommodations may take longer. All attempts will be made to accommodate the needs of all participants. • Additional staff training However, due to staffi ng constraints and/or capacity limits of the requested WHAT ARE THE LIMITATIONS OF INCLUSION SERVICES? activity, registrations or accommodations may be limited. If so, other options MSCR provides reasonable accommodations for inclusion. Some accommodations, (days, times, locations) may be discussed. due to the activity or the environment in which the activity is conducted, may not By requesting Inclusion Services, I understand that: be reasonable and thus there is no guarantee they will be provided. Examples of • Inclusion services is not designed for therapeutic or 1:1 care accommodations that are not guaranteed include: • It is my responsibility to provide MSCR with the most current • Individualized therapy or programming information to assist in providing accommodations to meet my or my child’s • Provision and/or purchasing personal, custom devices or equipment needs • Hiring or placement of a specifi c person as support staff • The participant’s inclusion plan does not exempt them from meeting activity • Any support that contradicts MMSD and Dane County COVID-19 Health and rules, expectations and health and safety guidelines, but may assist them in Safety guidelines meeting them. • Services of a personal nature such as toileting, feeding and dressing Recreation Inclusion Staff are not provided for non-structured non-registered programs i.e. open gym, open swim, drop-in program, or child+adult or family activities, though other reasonable accommodations will be discussed.

Kate Dvorak Jason Busack Inclusion Services Specialist Inclusion Services Specialist Supports Westside school-based programs (West, Memorial and Supports Eastside school-based programs (East, La Follette, Shabazz Affi liated Alternative Attendance Areas) and Swimming lessons and Attendance Areas) Enrichment Classes Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Offi ce Phone: 608-204-4586 Offi ce Phone: 608-204-3043 Cell Phone: 608-622-6927 Cell Phone: 608-856-5674

56 Register at MSCR.ORG 608.204.3000 Policies & Procedures

Registration starts Monday, May 3 for residents of ALL NEW CUSTOMERS MUST Madison Metropolitan School District. CREATE AN ACCOUNT TO REGISTER Non-residents may register beginning Monday, May 17. ONLINE AT MSCR.ORG.

ONLINE: FAX: MAIL: DROP OFF: Register for most MSCR 608-204-0557 MSCR - 3802 Regent St, MSCR - 3802 Regent St, Madison activites at mscr.org Visa/Mastercard Madison, WI 53705 8 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday 1. Complete the Registration Form on page 39. All members of a household may register for multiple classes on one form. All fees include appropriate sales tax. Or register at mscr.org, all customers must create an account prior to registering online. 2. Include fi rst and alternate choice where applicable. If your fi rst choice is full, we will try your alternate choice. If both choices are full, your fee will be returned and you will be wait listed. 3. Make check or money order payable to MSCR. Visa and MasterCard also accepted. 4. Receipts are emailed, unless a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Please update your email address. 5. Return to MSCR one of three easy ways: mail, drop off or fax (see above). Please allow at least two full weeks to receive your confi rmation. Please note: Online registration confi rmations are not mailed. Please print your confi rmation at time of registration. COVID-19 DISCLAIMER INFORMACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL All programs listed in this program guide are subject to change, temporary Las guías de programas de MSCR en español están disponibles en las escuelas closure or cancellation due to COVID-19. MSCR follows all guidance from state de Madison en la ofi cina del especialista bilingüe o en la ofi cina principal, o and local authorities as well as the MMSD Superintendent. puede buscarlas en la ofi cina de MSCR en Hoyt o en el Centro Comunitario Warner. Hay una versión disponible en sitio de Internet: mscr.org. Para mayor COVID-19 REFUND POLICY asistencia, comuníquese con la asistente bilingüe de programas al 204-3057. Full refunds are issued if MSCR cancels a program. Participants wishing to withdraw from a class must make the request in writing. All requests for INSURANCE refunds are subject to a $5 service charge per transaction. MSCR does not provide individual accident insurance for participants. INDOOR & OUTDOOR PROGRAMS MISSED PROGRAMS Participants who request to withdraw a minimum of 5 days in advance of the Programs missed for individual participant absences (i.e. schedule confl ict, program will receive a full refund minus a $5 service charge. vacation, etc.) are not made up, nor may participants attend a program other Participants who request to withdraw with less than 5 days notice will receive a than the one in which they are registered. credit for the fee minus a $5 service charge. NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT Participants who withdraw after a program has started will be issued a prorated MSCR does not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, creed, color, credit minus the $5 service charge. national origin, ancestry, age, sex, physical appearance, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, arrest or conviction VIRTUAL PROGRAMS record, membership in the national guard, state defense force, or any reserve Refunds for withdrawals will be issued minus a $5 service charge per component of the military forces of the United States or this state, political transaction up to 7 days prior to the start of the program. No refunds or credits belief, sexual orientation, less than honorable discharge, source of income or will be issued with less than 7 days advance notice. the fact that an individual is a student. CANCELLATIONS REGISTRATION POLICIES In the event of severe weather, please check mscr.org or call 608-204-3044 for Please register at least two weeks prior to the start of the program. Many program cancellations. MSCR may cancel programs due to severe weather, programs fi ll rapidly, however, programs that do not meet minimum enrollment facility confl icts, staff illness or other unforeseen circumstances. may be cancelled. MSCR does not accept registrations or reservations over CLASSES AT WARNER PARK COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER the phone. Online registration is not available after a program begins. Only Warner Park CRC ID Cards are required for programs at Warner Park Community registered customers are allowed to participate. Paper registrations are only Recreation Center. Please go to mscr.org for a form. Annual ID card fees are accepted at the MSCR Offi ce, 3802 Regent Street. Instructors do not accept $5 for an individual and $10 for a family (families of more than 4 pay $3 per registration forms at the class site. person). Non-residents of the City of Madison pay $15 for an individual and $25 RESIDENCY for a family ID. Please call 608-245-3670 for more information. MSCR does not A resident resides at an address within the MMSD; a resident also includes give discounts for WPCRC members. a student who does not reside at an address within the MMSD, but attends CUSTOMER PRIVACY STATEMENT school in the MMSD under the Madison School Board’s Open Enrollment Policy. For the privacy and protection of our participants, we only disclose participant Non-residents pay 50 percent more than the listed fees except for programs information to individuals listed on the individual or family account. with a different pricing structure. FEE ASSISTANCE SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES MSCR program fees may be partially or fully waived upon request for youth MSCR welcomes individuals with disabilities to participate in any program. We meeting criteria for free or reduced meals and adults with income at or below provide reasonable accommodations in compliance with the Americans with 185% of Federal Poverty Level. Fee assistance is available only to MMSD Disabilities Act (ADA). Please see page 36 for more information on MSCR’s residents. Participants are encouraged to pay a partial fee. Complete the Inclusion Services. Fee Assistance Request on the reverse of the Registration Form to apply. WAIT LIST Fee assistance requests must accompany the Registration Form and are not If a program is full, you can add your name to a waiting list. You will be granted after registration is processed. contacted if an opening becomes available for that program or if additional GENDER programs are added. If we do not hear from you, your space will be given to the MSCR recognizes that not all individuals identify with the gender assigned next customer on the waiting list. If you do not want to be placed on the waiting at birth or may identify as a gender other than male or female. Participants list, click the Remove button that appears on the Shopping Cart screen. are encouraged to register for programs based on the gender with which they *Please Note: Placement on a waiting list does not guarantee a space in the identify. program. It is recommended that you choose another program with space.

Law Regarding Concussion Prevention Wisconsin Act 172 (Concussion Law) states that any child under 19 years of age, who is engaged in an organized athletic activity, athletic game or competition must receive information about the law and return the signed Parent & Athlete Agreement before participating. MSCR is requiring parents to complete forms prior to their child participating in certain programs. For more information go to the MSCR website, www.mscr.org, and click on Concussion Information on the menu. The site has information to read, a video to watch and Parent/Athlete forms to print, sign and return to MSCR.

Health & Safety Procedures & Expectations

PARTICIPANT HEALTH & SAFETY AGREEMENT • I will not attend MSCR programming, unless everyone in our home is healthy and symptom free, with no known exposure to COVID-19. • I will practice proper social distancing while on program premises. • I will discuss the importance of social distancing with my child, if applicable. • I understand and accept that there may be increased health risk due to COVID-19 and the possibility that I may be unknowingly exposed to COVID-19. • I understand the COVID-19 situation is ﬂ uid and subject to change per state, other local authority, and program needs. • I understand that due to COVID-19 or health or safety issues, the state, other local authorities or the MMSD Superintendent may require the immediate closure of the program for a short period of time, or for the duration of the program pending the circumstances. • I understand failure to follow all program safety guidelines may result in me being discontinued from the program.

Participant or Guardian Signature ______Date ______

58 Register at mscr.org 3. Black or African American 2. Asian 1. American Indian or Alaskan Native Race: Please indicate above using corresponding number: (Optional) MSCR Registration Form Madison School & Community Recreation O (Head of Household) Last Name First Name Birth Date (mm/dd/yy) Does the participant have Does the participant a disability? __Yes __No If yes, what Date (mm/dd/yy) Birth Participant’s Full Name First Name (Head of Household) Last Name Street Address rmr hn elPoeAre you an MMSD resident? (Check one) Emergency Contact Phone Cell Phone Emergency Contact Name Phone Primary Email (Required for registration confirmation OR send a stamped, self-addressed envelope) *I agree to receive MSCR promotional Payment Amount $______Authorized Signature:______Expiration Date: Name as printed on card:______Three Digit Code Credit Card Number: ______I am requesting a Payment Plan (Camps Only) Payment: (check all that apply) ____ Cash Check #______(Payable to MSCR) ______Credit Card: MasterCard or Visa O 608.204.3025 Other Pacific Islander Native Hawaiian or 4. page 57. Gender *See mm/dd/yy Date of Birth Birth ﬃ ce: MSCR 3802 Regent St, Madison, WI 53705 Phone: 608-204-3000 Fax: 608-204-0557 2021- Grade 2022 7. Multiracial 6. White 5. Hispanic below) City State Zip If you require accommodations related to a disability to participate in this activity, If you require accommodations related to a disability participate Zip State City See page the Policy Page. ___Yes ___ No, Non MMSD residents pay 50% more. Race (see if any Alternate, 1st if any Alternate, 1st if any Alternate, 1st if any Alternate, 1st hiePormTteLocation Program Title Choice \ nly email -hr ie(fapial oporm Name:______Size:______Name:______Size:______T-Shirt Size (if applicable to program)  refund policies. be taken during program for educational and marketing purposes. I have read and agree to follow the registration accrue to me arising out of or, in MSCR Program. Photos or videos may in any way connected with my participation waive, release, and forever discharge any and all rights claims for damages that I may have or that may hereafter programs and agrees to adhere program rules. I do hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, the registrant understands that individual accident insurance is not provided for MSCR By registering or participating, IDs are required for classes at Warner Park Community Recreation Center. Go to www.mscr.org for more information.  Signature: ______Liability Waiver - Signature Required for Participation disability? please explain: (Asthma, Allergies, etc.) aware? Do you have any medical conditions or concerns of which our staff need to be Start Start Date Start Start Time ore#Fee Course # Total $______Donation $______Fee Total $______type(s) of Request

Assis-

tance *Fee

Must complete form on back. on form complete Must * Fee Assistance Request

If your family is requesting fee assistance, you must ﬁ ll out this form completely and answer each item as appropriate. If you are not able to print this form, please call 608-204-3000 608.204.3000for assistance. Fee assistance is available only to residents of the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD). Non-residents do not qualify for fee assistance. Fee assistance is provided to families whose income is less than 185% of the Federal Poverty Level. MSCR youth program fees may be partially or fully waived for youth meeting the criteria for free or reduced price school meals. This Fee Assistance Request and payment must accompany the MSCR Registration Form. Fee assistance is not granted after the MSCR Registration Form is processed.

Household Name: ______Last First Name

What is your family size? Circle one number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

List your gross* annual income: $ ______(per year) Or list your gross* bi-weekly income: $ ______(every two weeks)

Family Size Family *Gross income means income before any deductions such as income taxes, social security taxes, insurance premiums, charitable contributions and bonds.

Complete this section if the participant is an adult. If the participant is a child, skip to the next section and complete the section titled “Youth”. Fee assistance for adults is limited to one program per adult per season. There are three program seasons per year: Winter/Spring, Summer and Fall. 1. Adult participants are asked to pay 50% of the program fee.*

Adult 2. I am enclosing the following payment of $______. 3. *If you are unable to pay 50%, please explain:

Fee assistance is limited to two programs per program season for youth ages 17 and under*. There are three program seasons per year: Winter/Spring, Summer and Fall. Families are requested to pay what they can towards the program fee. 1. My child qualiﬁ es for free meals  Yes  No My child qualiﬁ es for reduced meals  Yes  No

2. My family is requesting fee assistance and we are able to enclose the following payment of $______.

Youth 3. *My family is requesting fee assistance beyond the two programs per season limit. Please explain:

4. My child(ren) are younger than school age.  Yes  No

What happens next?

If you qualify for full fee assistance, you are emailed a confi rmation of your registration request. If you do not qualify for full fee assistance, based on family size and income stated above and/or free or reduced priced schools meals for youth, we temporarily reserve a space in the requested course(s) and contact you. You are asked to remit payment within fi ve business days to confi rm your space in the course(s).