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September – December 2021 Old Saybrook Parks & Recreation September – December 2021 Visit our website for online registration at www.OLDSAYBROOKREC.com Or in person at The Rec. Center Registration for all Programs begins on rd Monday, August 23 Fall Soccer Registration has already begun Registration closes on Friday, August 20th Table of Contents Office Hours/ Commissioners/Staff ............................................................. 3 3 - 5 yr Old Programs ...................................................................................... 4 K - 4th Grade Programs .................................................................................... 5 5th - 8th Grade Programs ................................................................................. 6 Fall Outdoor Programs ..................................................................................... 7 Teen Center ....................................................................................................... 8-9 Team Sports ................................................................................................. 10-11 Adults ............................................................................................................. 12-14 Holiday Programs.........…...……………………………………………………….......15 Thank you to our sponsors………………………………………......………. 16-17 Strategic Plan 2021...........................................................................................18 Old Saybrook Athletic Clubs…….………………………………………….………19 Hiking, Outdoor Programs and Nature Talks..................................20-21 Miscellaneous......................…………………………………………...…...…..... 22-24 PROGRAM REGISTRATION, CANCELATION AND REFUND INFORMATION • All recreational programs require advance registration unless noted. Programs are filled on a first come first serve basis. • Residents and non-residents may register in person or online. • Please note deadlines for registration as certain programs may have shorter or extended registration periods. • If insufficient enrollment causes a class to be cancelled, notification will be given and full tuition refunded, or a credit will be given for future use. • OSPR reserves the right to change dates, consolidate classes, and/or modify programs in order to make programs accessible to the general public. • Late charges may be applied to registrations obtained after deadline. • Full refunds given (7) seven days prior to start date of program. • 50% refund will be given if cancellation occurs less than (7) seven days prior to program. • No refund will be given to the following programs, Summer Camp, School Vacation Camps and Sport Camps, if cancellation occurs less than (7) seven days. • Other cancelation fees may apply. • No refund given after program starts. Athletic Leagues with OSPR are considered started once registration ends and jerseys are ordered. • Medical conditions verified by a physician’s letter will be honored and full tuition refunded or a credit will be given for future use. • Registration Starts at 9:00AM promptly in the office or online • Office Registration Accepts Cash, Check, or Credit/Debit Cards (MasterCard, Visa, Discover). Online registration is credit/debit cards only. • Partial scholarships are available for most programs, please speak with the Director or Assistant Director for assistance. 3 OFFICE HOURS BUILDING HOURS Monday - Friday Monday- Thursday 9:00AM — 4:00PM 6:30AM – 8:30PM Saturdays Friday 9:00AM-4:00PM 6:30AM – 4:00PM Sundays (Starting 10/17) Saturday 11:00AM-4:00PM 6:30AM - 4:00pm Sunday (until 4/5) 11:00AM – 4:00PM Pick-up schedules for Gym/Track/Teen Center hours in office OFFICE PHONE (860)395-3152/3154 (fax) Website www.OldSaybrookRec.com ADDRESS 308 MAIN ST, 06475 (Recreation Center) COMMISSIONERS Susan Esty-Chair Steven Pernal – Vice Chair Jim Henderson - Secretary Kevin Lane Star Ruekert Nancy Gatta Bror Ashe Clerk: Christina Antolino Staff Ray Allen - Director Jonathan Paradis- Asst. Director Kyle Bohonowicz – Program Assistant Rick Pine- Office Manager Tony Bielawa—Rec. Center Maintainer Matt Hoadley—Park Maintainer 3- 5 Yr Old Programs Apple Hour Each week you will be working with apples to create a different project. Make craft projects, apple sauce, caramel apples and more. A fun way to spend some fall afternoons. Class takes place at the Rec Center and lasts for 5 weeks. Saturdays: 9:00-9:45AM Ages: 3-5 Dates: Sept. 11th, 18th, 25th Oct. 2nd, 9th Fee: $20.00 Fun & Games This class features lots of games and a whole lot of fun for your 3—5 year old. Your child will play games such as parachute games, tag and more. Class takes place at the recreation center. Saturdays: 10:00AM—10:45AM Ages: 3- 5 Dates: Sept. 11th, 18th, 25th Oct. 2nd, 16th Fee: $20.00 Super Tots Sports - Pre-K Soccer This program is designed to combine dynamic activity with rapidly developing imagination of preschoolers. Your child will learn some basic foot skills, dribbling, passing, and shooting. Children must wear shin guards. Class takes place outside at the Recreation Center. Saturdays: TBD Ages: 3-4yrs old Dates: Sept 18th, 25th Oct. 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd Fee: TBD Creative Dance Movements Kids learn how to groove to the rhythm of their favorite songs. Kids will learn some basic dance moves with an imaginative mind, clapping hands, and cool props. Class takes place at the Recreation Center. TWO SESSIONS Thursdays 4:45PM – 5:30PM Ages: 3- 5 Fee: $20.00 Dates: Dates: Sept. 16th - Oct. 14th & Nov. 4th – Dec. 9th Lil’ Builders Each week your 3 – 5 yr old will explore different building materials. We will create cities of Lego’s, build castles and igloos, K’nex cars and more. Class takes place at the Recreation Center for 5 weeks. Saturdays: 9:00-9:45AM Ages: 3– 5 Dates: Nov. 6th, 13th, 20th Dec. 4th, 11th Fee: $50.00 Fall Time Crafts Join us in this new program dedicated to the Fall and unique fall crafts. Each week your child will create a new project to take home and decorate your home. A fun way to spend some fall afternoons. Class takes place at the Rec Center. Saturdays: 10:00AM – 10:45AM Ages: 3-5 Dates: Nov. 6th, 13th, 20th Dec. 4th, 11th Fee: $20.00 3 Fall Outdoor Programming Turn Down the Lights-Moonrise Stroll at The Beach The Halloween season teases our imaginations with images of things that go bump in the night. Join a walk on moonlit night at low tide to learn about all the creatures that really go out at night, and in fact depend upon darkness. This magical walk will take place at 7 p.m. at Harvey’s Beach on Friday, October 22, at 7 p.m. Ages five and older welcome. Footwear should be appropriate for wet sand, as we will walk from Harvey’s to Town Beach and back. Rain date: Oct. 23, same time and place. Date: Friday, October 22nd Parking: Harvey’s Beach Time: 7:00-7:45pm Fee: FREE Letter Boxing at Great Cedars Letterboxing is an intriguing mix of treasure hunting, art, navigation, and exploring interesting and scenic places. Join us as we hunt for the 10 hidden boxes in Great Cedars. This trail is open daily and maps can be found at the trail head, at The Rec. Center or on our website. Location: Great Cedars West Parking: Ingham Hill Road Hike in The Preserve Join us for a walk through The Preserve. We will explore interesting natural features throughout the property. Please dress accordingly and bring water and a small snack. Rain date = Sunday, the 21st Date: Saturday, November 20th Parking: TBD. Time: 9:00am FEE: FREE Nature Talks OSPR proudly introduces this New & Exciting Ongoing Monthly Series called, The Wild Side of Connecticut. Join Patricia Laudano, Master Wildlife Conservationist for CTDEEP, as she delves into this informative series with Artifacts, Specimens, Handouts, PowerPoint and Q&A’s time. Wildlife & Connecticut's Changing Landscape – Tuesday, October 12 We will go back in time to the first settlers' impression of Connecticut in the early 1600s, and travel to the present exploring the many changes that took place to the land, its effects on Wildlife, and see some of CTDEEP Wildlife Management Projects that have evolved to ensure an abundance of Wildlife for generations to come. Connecticut's Whitetailed Deer – Tuesday, November 9 Come learn about the Natural History and Management of this beautiful and valuable resource to the Connecticut environment while obtaining how to live compatibly with this impressive animal. Eastern Coyotes in Connecticut – Tuesday, December 7 This highly intelligent and social opportunist predator is one to be reckoned with. We will go over safety tips on preventing conflicts to coexist with Coyotes and look at their Natural History. 2nd Tuesday of Month: 4:00-5:00 PM Ages: All Dates: 10/12, 11/9, 12/7 Fee: $5.00 4 Volunteer Opportunities through Parks and Rec Parks and Recreation offers many opportunities for your 7-12 grader to earn volunteer hours throughout the year, via our afterschool programs or our seasonal athletic programs. Afterschool opportunities include 1 hour, 5 week programs afterschool at The Goodwin Elementary school, and volunteers are needed for our youth basketball leagues keeping score. If your child is interested in volunteering with OSPR, please contact Jonathan Paradis ([email protected]). Spaces are limited depending on the programs being offered. One Book, One Town O.S.E.C.C. (Old Saybrook Early Childhood Council) will be setting up a Book Walk at the Acton Public Library. Each page will have a fun activity to go along with the story! Be sure to be on the lookout for more family fun activities to go along with this event! O.S.E.C.C.
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