To enrich our community through innovative recreation and leisure experiences

JOB FAIR SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 14 The City of Richardson Parks and Recreation Department will hold a job fair March 14 from 4-7 p.m. at the Huffhines Recreation 9 Center. This year is shaping up to be a busy one and there is a need for a variety of positions including lifeguards, swim instruc- WHAT’S INSIDE tors, swim team coaches, swim school coordinator and cashiers. Swim Lessons...... 2-3 Golf...... 8 Hourly pay rates are highly competitive. Applications may be Day Camps...... 4-6 Tennis...... 8 filled out online at www.cor.net/jobs. Special Events...... 7 PD Safety Camp...... 8

INCLUSION POLICY The City of Richardson’s Parks and Recreation Department en- FACILITY INFORMATION courages people of all abilities to participate in the recreational activities that are of interest to them. We strive to enrich our Parks and Recreation Richardson Gymnastics Center Convention and Visitors Bureau community through innovative recreation and leisure experi- Administrative Office 300 E. Arapaho Rd. 411 W. Arapaho Rd., Suite 105 ences, and opportunities to increase life and leisure satisfaction. 411 W. Arapaho Rd., Suite 208 972-744-7860 972-744-4034 It is our goal that people achieve a more positive, independent 972-744-4300 Mon.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. leisure lifestyle while participating in all of the activities. If you Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri., 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m.-1 p.m. require special assistance to participate in any classes or activi- Civic Center Leasing Office ties, call 972-744-7881 or 972-744-7850 or call the Therapeutic Heights Recreation Center Richardson Senior Center 411 W. Arapaho Rd., Suite 102 Rec. Coordinator at 972-744-7854. Any participants requiring 711 W. Arapaho Rd. 820 W. Arapaho Rd. 972-744-4090 assistance with matters not directly related to the activities 972-744-7850 972-744-7800 Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and needing assistance with medications, toileting and feed- Mon.-Fri., 6 a.m.-10 p.m. 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Mon., Tue., Thurs. Sherrill Park Golf Course ing must bring a chaperone/aid. Volunteers are needed to work Sat., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Wed. and Fri.; 2001 E. Lookout Dr. with individuals who require special assistance. Special skills are Sun., 1-6 p.m. 1-5 p.m., Sat. 972-234-1416 needed but not required. For information, please contact 972- Community Events Open every day but Christmas 744-7854. Huffhines Recreation Center 200 N. Plano Rd. 2100 E. Campbell Rd., Suite 100 To ensure the safety and enjoyment of others in recreation pro- Tennis Center 972-744-7881 972-744-4580 grams, participants are expected to display appropriate behav- 1601 Syracuse Dr. Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. iors. The success of all recreation activities depends not only on Mon.-Fri., 6 a.m.-10 p.m. 972-744-7870 good planning and instruction, but the conduct of participants. Sat., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Athletics and Aquatics 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Mon.-Thurs. Appropriate behavior includes the ability to follow instructions Sun., 1-6 p.m. 200 N. Plano Rd. 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Fri.-Sun. and interact with other individuals in a positive manner. Parks 972-744-7892 and Recreation staff will discuss behaviors of concern with the Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. participant and his/her family when necessary. RICHARDSON CAMP LOCATIONS AND POOLS MAP PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE (SH 190)

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MELROSE DR WEST SHORE DR 711 W. Arapaho Rd. COLLINS BLVD 2 Cottonwood- 972-644-7156 Huffhines Recreation Center C Open: 1-6 p.m. Mon., Tues., 200 N. Plano Rd. Thurs., Fri. ALMA RD CUSTER RD (US75) ARAPAHO RD JUPITER RD Sherrill Park Golf Course 1-8 p.m. Sat., Sun. B 5 ARAPAHO RD D WAY 2001 E. Lookout Dr. S E Closed: Wed. V

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BOWSER RD 1601 Syracuse Dr. 3 Glenville- 972-671-0187 TRAL EXPRES E R APOLLO RD N FLOYD RD G WATERVIEW DR Open: 1-8 p.m. Mon., Wed.-Sun. CE A 4 Pool Rule: All children under 9 years of BELT LINE RD C age MUST be accompanied by an adult Closed: Tues. MAIN ST E 2 16 years or older in a swimming suit. 500 S. Glenville Dr.

GLENVILLE DR BELT LINE RD Children under 7 must remain within 4 Terrace- 972-671-0190 arm’s reach of an adult (age 16 or older) Open: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Wed. 3 at all times while the child is in the and Fri. SPRING VALLEY RD YALE BLVD pool. If your child limits his/her use to 1-8 p.m. Sat., Sun. C the baby pool areas, you must remain EN Closed: Thurs. TENNIA with your child, but it is not necessary 300 N. Lois Ln. BUCKINGHAM RD L B TO LVD to wear a swimsuit. BUCKINGHAM RD LBJ FREEWAY E D Day Cares: The City of Richardson has 5 Heights Family Aquatic Center (I-635) R AV specific guidelines for day care centers 972-744-7856 AMS ILLE R V B SEE PAGE 3 FOR DAILY and other groups of children who visit Open: Noon-8 p.m. Sun.-Sat. A EN

E AUDELIA RD R AND SEASONAL POOL FEES our pools. To register your group, 709 W. Arapaho Rd. G please call 972-744-7893. www.cor.net/parks 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide 1 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. Register online at www.cor.net/parksonline. RICHARDSON SWIM SCHOOL NEW AND IMPROVED IN 2019 The Richardson Swim School has been enhanced in 2019 in order to target WELCOME-Athletics/Aquatics Manager Doug Kierstead each individuals skill level and development. Class offerings have been identified by age to simplify the registration process. A questionnaire The City of Richardson welcomed Doug to its team in January 2019. Doug will be incorporated during registration and a skill assessment will be comes from an aquatics background. For the past three years he managed conducted by instructors on the first day of class in order to identify initial the City of Allen Learn to Swim Program and prior to that spent time capabilities to assist in customizing class curriculum. At the end of each working at a large waterpark. Doug has a passion for cultivating successful session, participants will receive a summary of their progression. swim programs and will be a valuable addition to the Aquatics team. Registration begins March 1 www.cor.net/parksonline NOW HIRING for summer aquatic positions! PARENT & CHILD AQUATICS-AGE 6 MONTHS-2 YEARS • Pool Manager • Assistant Pool Manager ONE-WEEK SESSIONS-MONDAY-FRIDAY-$25 RESIDENTS; $27 NONRESIDENTS • Lifeguard JOB FAIR • Swim Instructor/Coach Parent & Child Aquatics is a class designed to help infants and toddlers become comfortable in and • Swim School Coordinator Thursday, March 14 around the water. This is a great class if you want to be in the water with your child to prepare them • Pool Cashier 4-7 p.m. for our Preschool Splashers program. In the event of inclement weather, 4 lessons will be guaranteed. Applications may be filled out online Huffhines Recreation Center June June June June July July July July 29 at www.cor.net/jobs. Call 972-744- POOL 200 N. Plano Rd., Richardson 3-7 10-14 17-21 24-28 8-12 15-19 22-26 -Aug. 2 7892 for information. Canyon Creek

9-9:40 a.m. 12118 12120 12163 12164 RICHARDSON SWIM CLASS AND SWIM TEAM FEES Glenville Parent & Child Aquatics-1 week (Mon-Fri) 9-9:40 a.m. 12147 12149 12165 12166 $25 resident; $27 nonresident Terrace Preschool Splashers-2 weeks (Mon-Fri) 5:30-6:10 p.m. 12119 12122 12148 12150 $50 resident; $52 nonresident Elementary Swimmers-2 weeks (Mon-Fri) PRESCHOOL SPLASHERS-AGE 3-5 YEARS $50 resident; $52 nonresident Teen-Adult-2 weeks (Mon-Fri) TWO-WEEK SESSIONS-MONDAY-FRIDAY-$50 RESIDENTS­; $52 NONRESIDENTS $50 resident; $52 nonresident This course is the beginning of the child’s experience of swimming on their own. Safety topics, air- Private Lessons-1 week (Mon-Fri) way control, and basic floating and gliding techniques will be the main focus and attention for all 1 Individual-$90 resident; $92 nonresident our students. Additional skills such as swimming on their front and back unassisted will be intro- 2 Individuals-$135 resident; $137 nonresident duced if advanced. In the event of inclement weather, 8 lessons will be guaranteed. Neighborhood Swim Team-8 weeks (Mon-Fri) June June July July 22 $125 resident; $127 nonresident POOL 3-14 17-28 8-19 -Aug. 2 Canyon Creek 9-9:40 a.m. 12183 12219 12269 12281 TEEN-ADULTS-AGE 13 YEARS + 9:55-10:35 a.m. 12184 12220 12270 12282 10:50-11:30 a.m. 12185 12221 12271 12283 Glenville TWO-WEEK SESSIONS-MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-9:40 a.m. 12186 12222 12272 12284 $50 RESIDENTS­; $52 NONRESIDENTS 12187 12238 12273 12285 9:55-10:35 a.m. This course is open to anyone 13 and older who wants to learn to 12188 12239 12274 12191 10:50-11:30 a.m. swim or improve stroke mechanics and/or learn new skills. The Terrace instructor will work with each participants on individual needs 5:30-6:10 p.m. 12189 12240 12275 12192 to meet the goals of each student. In the event of inclement 6:25-7:05 p.m. 12190 12241 12276 12193 weather, 8 lessons will be guaranteed. 7:20-8 p.m. 12215 12242 12277 12194 June June July July 22

Cottonwood POOL 3-14 17-28 8-19 -Aug. 2 6:30-7:10 p.m. 12216 12243 12278 12195 7:25-8:05 p.m. 12217 12244 12279 12196 Cottonwood 8:20-9 p.m. 12218 12245 12280 12223 7:25-8:05 p.m. 12301 12303 8:20-9 p.m. 12302 12304 13218 13219

ELEMENTARY SWIMMERS-AGE 6-12 YEARS NEIGHBORHOOD SWIM TEAM AGE 5 YEARS + TWO-WEEK SESSIONS-MONDAY-FRIDAY-$50 RESIDENTS­; $52 NONRESIDENTS EIGHT-WEEK SESSION-MONDAY-FRIDAY This course is designed to build, develop and refine stroke technique. Each individual will continue to review fundamental skills and progress by learning rotational breathing with front crawl, breast- $125 RESIDENTS; $127 NONRESIDENTS stroke, sidestroke, elementary backstroke and dolphin kicks. In the event of inclement weather, 8 This program is a recreational introduction to swimming as a lessons will be guaranteed. competitive sport. We will focus on building endurance through interval training and refining technique for all four competitive June June July July 22 strokes. Practices are held daily and four swim meets are sched- POOL 3-14 17-28 8-19 -Aug. 2 uled Saturday mornings throughout the summer. Swimmers are Canyon Creek responsible for purchasing their own swimsuit but T-shirt, swim 9-9:40 a.m. 12197 12255 12292 12208 caps and goggles will be provided by the City of Richardson. 9:55-10:35 a.m. 12198 12256 12293 12209 10:50-11:30 a.m. 12199 12257 12294 12210 POOL June 3-Aug. 2 Glenville 9-9:40 a.m. 12200 12258 12295 12211 Canyon Creek 9:55-10:35 a.m. 12231 12259 12296 12212 7:45-8:45 a.m. 12109 10:50-11:30 a.m. 12232 12260 12297 12265 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. 12110 Terrace Glenville 5:30-6:10 p.m. 12233 12286 12298 12266 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. 12111 6:25-7:05 p.m. 12234 12287 13912 12267 7:20-8 p.m. 12235 12288 13913 12268 Cottonwood 10:30-11:30 a.m. 12112 Cottonwood 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. 12113 6:30-7:10 p.m. 12236 12289 12299 12124 7:25-8:05 p.m. 12237 12290 12300 12125 Berkner 8:20-9 p.m. 12254 12291 12207 12126 7:15-8:15 p.m. 13220

2 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide www.cor.net/parks 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. Register online at www.cor.net/parksonline. 2019 Richardson Pool and Aquatic Center Fees Party Reservations Canyon Creek, Terrace, Heights Family Aquatic Center Cottonwood and Glenville pools Admission for swimmers PRIVATE POOL PARTY RESERVATIONS Admission for swimmers and non-swimmers: and non-swimmers: 4 years and older: Pool Party and Pavilion Reservations 4 years and older: $4 resident BEGIN MAY 1 $2 resident $8 nonresident $4 nonresident Reservations may be made ONLINE ONLY at www.cor.net/ Season passes**: parksonline beginning at 6 a.m. Wednesday, May 1. Season passes*: $45 resident Reservations may be made by phone, 972-744-7892 or in person at $30 resident $65 nonresident Huffhines Recreation Center beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 1. $40 nonresident $150 family (resident only; up to four people) $100 family (resident only; up to four people) **Heights Family Aquatic Center season passes Important Tips for Reserving Online *Not good for admission to may be used for admission to any City pool. Must • Create your account in advance at www.cor.net/parksonline Heights Family Aquatic Center be purchased at Heights Family Aquatic Center, • Only Richardson residents are able to book private parties Heights Recreation Center or Huffhines Recreation • Save a credit card to your account Center. • Payment in full is due at the time of the booking Passes go on sale May 1. There is no charge for children ages 3 and younger. Resident admission to Heights • Have multiple dates available for your event if your first choice is not available Family Aquatic Center requires proof of residency. For more information, call the Aquatics Office at 972- 744-7892. Please call the Athletics/Aquatics office at 972-744-7892 if you have any questions regarding the reservation process.

FOR ALL POOLS: NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR GLASS CON- PRIVATE LESSSONS-AGE 3 YEARS + TAINERS. Reservations must be made and paid in full at time of booking. All reservations are dependent upon staff availability and weather conditions. ONE WEEK SESSIONS-MONDAY-FRIDAY $90 INDIVIDUAL­-$92 NONRESIDENTS $135 FOR TWO INDIVIDUALS-$137 NONRESIDENTS Heights Family Aquatic Center Private Swim lessons are for any swimmer above the age of 3 looking to gain more one-on-one NOTE: 48-inch minimum height requirement to ride slide at Heights attention. Semi-private lessons are available upon request. In the event of inclement weather, 4 Family Aquatic Center. lessons will be guaranteed. June June June June July July July July 29 Pool rental hours : POOL 3-7 10-14 17-21 24-28 8-12 15-19 22-26 -Aug. 2 Heights Family Aquatic Center Glenville 9:30-11:30 a.m. Sat & Sun 9-9:40 a.m. 12305 12311 12327 12335 8:15-10:15 p.m. Fri & Sat 9:55-10:35 a.m. 12306 12312 12317 12322 12328 12336 12343 12350 May 28-29 available in two-hour increments (see online reservation) 10:50-11:30 a.m. 12307 12313 12318 12323 12329 12337 12344 12351 Terrace Pool rental fees : 5:30-6:10 p.m. 12330 12338 12345 12352 *Number of people Rental Fees 6:25-7:05 p.m. 12308 12314 12319 12324 12331 12339 12346 12353 Up to 100 people $300 7:20-8 p.m. 12309 12315 12320 12325 12332 12340 12347 12354 101+ (max 350) $300 plus $25 Cottonwood per additional 25 people 6:30-7:10 p.m. 12310 12316 12321 12326 12333 12341 12348 7259 *Number of people includes EVERYONE (including children 3 and 7:25-8:05 p.m. 12334 12342 12349 7286 younger) who enters the gates including non-swimmers. Parties must have one guardian (age 16 and older) for every 10 children (7-15 Special Events years) and one adult for every three children under 7 years. Splash Day Heights Pavilion rental hours : Kick off to Summer During public hours 1.5 hour and 3 hour reservations Sat., June 1 FREE ADMISSION Heights Pavilion rental fees : 1.5 hours $25 pavilion rental plus 1-8 p.m. at pool admission fee Canyon Creek Pool for party guests Cottonwood Pool Glenville Pool 3 hours $50 pavilion rental plus Terrace Pool pool admission fee for party guests noon-8 p.m. at All admission for party guests must be paid in advance at the gate. Heights Family Aquatic Center Dive-In Movie...... May 31 *Heights Family Aquatic Center Canyon Creek, Cottonwood, Boat Regatta...... June 22 is open Memorial Day weekend Glenville and Terrace (May 25-27). Dive-In Movie...... July 19 Opens for the season May 30. Dates subject to change. Pool rental hours : Canyon Creek Pool Glenville Pool 10 a.m.-noon Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-noon Sat & Sun POOL LOCATIONS AND DAILY HOURS 8-10 p.m. Tue-Sun 8-10 p.m. Sat & Sun 8-10 p.m. Mon, Wed-Fri Pool location map and hours of operation on page 1. Cottonwood Pool Terrace Pool 10 a.m.-noon Sat & Sun 10 a.m.-noon Sat & Sun (depending on swim meets) 8-10 p.m. Sat & Sun 8-10 p.m. Sat & Sun 8:30-10:30 p.m. Mon-Wed, Fri

Pool rental fees : *Number of people Rental Fees 1-25 $100 26+ $100 plus $25 per additional 25 people

*Number of people includes EVERYONE (including children 3 and younger) who enters the gates including non-swimmers. Parties must have one guardian (age 16 and older) for every 10 children (7-15 years) and one adult for every three children under 7 years. www.cor.net/parks 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide 3 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. Register online at www.cor.net/parksonline. Make the most of your child’s summer at Richardson camps! City of Richardson Summer Day Camps want to create a memora- souvenirs, snacks, drinks or anything additional, he or she not recommend seat belts on school buses based on their ble summer for every camper! We want children to enjoy, laugh, will need to use his or her own money. ongoing safety testing. Instead, they have determined that share, experience, create, grow, challenge and be inspired! We My child is 6 1/2 years old. Can I enroll him in one of the all-day using compartmentalization in the design of school buses is want each camper to take this experience, this memory into their camps even though the age for those camps is 7? more effective in reducing the risk of injury. future! For more information on summer camp programs, stop We do not allow any children under the age of 7 to be reg- My child takes medication—will your staff dispense the medi- by either Heights or Huffhines recreation centers and pick up istered into Elementary Camp. However, for Playground cation? our Parent’s Guide, which includes policies, procedures, general Camps, a child age 6 1/2 at the start of the camp may attend. Medication will only be administered with written parental rules, contact information and so much more! How often do the camps go swimming? consent. All medications must be left with staff in the original My child is 4 about to be 5, may they still enroll in Kinder Camp? Elementary and Playground Camps go daily, but there is one container, labeled with the child’s name, date, directions and Unfortunately, no. In order for a child to be registered for day during the week when the pool where they swim is closed physician’s name. Please read the Parent Guide for further Kinder Camp, the child must already be 5 years old at the for maintenance. Teen Camp doesn’t swim quite as regularly information. start of camp. and Kinder will sometimes travel to a splash pad on Fridays. I have a child with special needs. Is my child allowed to attend What is the difference between Elementary Camp and Play- What are the qualifications of your staff members? camp? ground Camp? All staff members must be at least 16 years of age, CPR and Yes! We welcome all children to come and experience camp Elementary Camp is an indoor specialized camp, whereas first aid certified, and possesses a valid Texas driver’s license. Playground Camp meets at a park during the morning. El- and we try and make it as successful as we can for them. All directors must be at least 21 years of age with a minimum ementary Camp also travels on two field trips per week, while However, we feel that parents need to be made aware up of three years experience working directly with children. For Playground Camp goes on one. The biggest contributing fac- front that our staff-to-child ratio is 1:10. So any child (special a full list of qualifications and training, please visit “Camp tor to the price difference comes from the facility cost and air needs or not) who will require more one-on-one attention Staff” page at www.cor.net/corcamps. conditioning associated with Elementary Camp. will make it difficult to be successful in this particular camp. What should my child wear? Can a spot be reserved for my child without payment? We have to maintain our staff ratio, and constant one-on- Shorts and a T-shirt are fine. We ask that tennis shoes be worn Enrollment requires full payment. one attention will pull us out of ratio and make it unsafe for every day, except when swimming. For additional Day Camp the rest of the campers. If you are planning to send a child Is there a discount for families with multiple children? dress code policies, please visit www.cor.net/corcamps. with special needs, we ask that you inform the Camp Direc- Unfortunately, no. It’s still the same rate for every child. What kind of buses do you use, and who drives? tor of your registration and provide any tips/strategies that For Playground Camp, what do you do if it rains? We contract with RISD and use their buses. The drivers are we may implement in order to try and make it as successful All campers will be taken into Heights Recreation Center also RISD employees who are licensed to operate the buses. as we possibly can for your child. where they will resume camp activities. Do the buses have seat belts? Do I need to send extra money for field trips? No they do not. The National Highway Traffic Safety Adminis- For more Summer Day Camp information, Admission fees are covered by the camp. If your child wants tration establishes standards for equipment safety and does visit www.cor.net/corcamps. Age Requirement Policy COR Summer Day Camps serve children ages 5-15. We follow the same enrollment requirements as Richardson ISD. If a child’s age is in question, a birth certificate is required to verify the correct age. Please visit our website at www.cor.net/corcamps to view our Parent Guide for more infor- mation.

COR Summer Day Camp Refund Policy • A refund request form MUST be filled out or phoned in to Heights Recreation Center no later than one full week (seven days) prior to the start of camp. • Refunds will not be granted due to the following reasons: weather conditions, summer heat, sunburn, a camper’s behavior, absence from camp, camp assignments or after the camp ses- sion or season. • Parents are responsible for making sure children are registered in the correct camp program or session. If an error is found after registration, please call and have it corrected prior to the camp season. • Refunds will not be granted after the camp season is ended. Adaptive • Please allow 4-6 weeks for receipt of refund by mail, if payment was made by check or cash. Event Inclusive Recreational Activities such as swimming, Now hiring for summer positions! arts and crafts, one field trip per session and Aquatics positions now avail- other indoor and outdoor activities. able: • Pool Managers and Assistant Pool Managers Heights Recreation Center • Lifeguards 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday • Swim Instructors and Swim Team Coaches Registration #12912 Fee: $300 per week • Swim School Coordinator Ages : 7-11 years Maximum of 18 registrants • Cashiers Questions? Call Athletics/ Aquatics at 972-744-7892. Week 1: What’s Cookin’ June 17-21 Week 2: Animal Kingdom July 15-19 Week 3: Our Neighborhood Heroes Aug. 5-9

For more information, call 972-744-7850. Become a City of Richardson summer camp counselor! Call Heights Recreation Center at 972-744-7850 with any questions. Competitive pay rates! Visit www.cor.net/jobs to apply! Meet the Counselors! Thursday, June 6 6:30-7:30 p.m. Heights Recreation Center Come to an informal evening for you and your campers to meet the camp staff and learn all about the City of Richardson Summer Day Camp program. Feel free to come and go as you like! 4 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide www.cor.net/parks 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. Register online at www.cor.net/parksonline. Kinder Camp Kinder Camp Kinder Camp

Kinder Campers enjoy all day play with activities, sci- A WUMPA ISLANDS BANDIT ence projects, arts and crafts, and occasional swim- July 8-12 ming throughout the week. Join us for an N. Sane week of activities with your warped yet heroic marsupial—Crash Bandicoot. Ages: 5-6 Cost: $105 per week Location: Terrace Elementary MINE YOUR CRAFT Days: Monday-Friday July 15-19 Times: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Do you like Minecraft? Of course, you do. Bring your Extended Care: Available for parents who need to drop Minecraft ideas and enjoy a week of cubed activities off or pick up their children as early as 7:30 a.m. or as late and fun. as 6 p.m. However, due to contract and room constraints, HANG TEN ON THE SUBWAY it will be necessary to charge a late fee of $1 per minute July 22-26 after 6 p.m. Let’s train hop with cool characters from Subway Surf- ers. What cool places will you visit? COR Summer Day Camps serve children ages 5-15. We fol- low the same enrollment requirements as Richardson ISD. CANDYLICIOUS If a child’s age is in question, a birth certificate is required to July 29-Aug. 2 verify the correct age. Please visit our website at www.cor. Have a sweet time with us and enjoy a sugar infused net/corcamps to view our Parent Guide for more informa- week of activities in celebration of the sweetest game- Candy Crush. tion. Activities and trips are subject to change without notice. Please note that there is a single activity number used to register for Kinder Camp, Morning Care and After- WAKA, WAKA, WAKA noon Care. June 10-14 We begin our gaming quest in the arcade with the Activity: #13890 Morning Care: #13892 yellow, pellet eating big mouth—Pacman. Let’s have Afternoon Care: #13891 fun—Pacman style. Campers must bring the following every day: IT’S ON LIKE DONKEY KONG Sack lunch and drink Swimsuit and towel June 17-21 Our journey continues with us grabbing bananas, hop- Sunscreen Change of clothes ping over barrels and knocking out the meanest gorilla Sneakers* in the arcade—Donkey Kong. *No open-toed shoes, except when swimming. A TOADALLY MAGICAL QUEST June 24-28 Super Mario and his brother Luigi have evolved from dodging Donkey Kong to destroying King Koopa. This week, it’s all about you—MARIO! I CHOOSE YOU July 1-3 Time to pick your Pokémon for a week of monstrous fun. We’ll set aside time to make trades and do battles with other campers and their Pokémon. No camp Thursday, July 4 and Friday, July 5.

Elementary Camp Elementary Camp Elementary Camp

Elementary camp is indoors and provides campers TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS with various activities throughout each day. Two July 8-12 field trips a week, as well as a daily snack are included Cheer us on as we compete for bragging rights with in the price. City of Allen’s Camp STAR at our annual Day Camp Challenge! Ages: 7-11 Cost: $140 per week Field Trips: Strikz, WNBA Dallas Wings game Location: Terrace Elementary Days: Monday-Friday A WUMPA ISLANDS BANDIT Times: 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. July 15-19 Extended Care: Available for parents who need to drop WOAH! A must have for any gamer—Crash Bandicoot. off or pick up their children as early as 7:30 a.m. or as late Join us for an N. Sane week of activities in honor of our as 6 p.m. However, due to contract and room constraints, favorite and heroic marsupial. it will be necessary to charge a late fee of $1 per minute Field Trips: Celebration Station, Dallas World Aquarium after 6 p.m. MINE YOUR CRAFT July 22-26 COR Summer Day Camps serve children ages 5-15. We fol- Do you like Minecraft? Of course, you do. Bring all your low the same enrollment requirements as Richardson ISD. Minecraft ideas, tricks and games to enjoy a week of If a child’s age is in question, a birth certificate is required to Minecraft-themed activities. verify the correct age. Please visit our website at www.cor. Field Trips: Nickelrama, AMC Firewheel net/corcamps to view our Parent Guide for more informa- tion. DO YOU HAVE ANY HEALS? July 29-Aug. 2 Please note that there is a single activity number used IT’S ON LIKE DONKEY KONG We end camp with the game of the century—Fortnite. Be to register for Elementary Camp, Morning Care and Af- June 17-21 sure to stack your Heals and get ready for a Battle Royale. ternoon Care. Our journey continues with us grabbing bananas, hop- Field Trips: Bahama Beach, Dallas Arboretum and Bo- ping over barrels, and knocking out the biggest gorilla tanical Garden Activity: #13887 Morning Care: #13889 in the arcade—Donkey Kong. Afternoon Care: #13888 Field Trips: Dallas Zoo, Aloha Roller Palace Campers must bring the following every day: A TOADALLY MAGICAL QUEST Sack lunch and drink Swimsuit and towel June 24-28 Sunscreen Change of clothes Super Mario and his brother Luigi have humble begin- Sneakers* nings in dodging Donkey Kong to mic droppin’ stardom *No open-toed shoes, except when swimming. in destroying King Koopa. Mario, this week’s for YOU— Activities and field trips listed are subject to change PAISANO! without notice. Field Trips: Jumpstreet, Crayola Experience WAKA, WAKA, WAKA I CHOOSE YOU June 10-14 July 1-3 We begin our gaming quest in the arcade with the yel- Time to pick your Pokémon for a week of monstrous low, pellet eating big mouth—Pacman. Let’s have fun fun. We’ll set aside time to make trades and battles be- doing whatever we can Pacman style. tween Pokémon. Field Trips: Hawaiian Falls, Children’s Health StarCenter No camp Thursday, July 4 and Friday, July 5. Field Trips: Free Play Arcade www.cor.net/parks 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide 5 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. Register online at www.cor.net/parksonline. Playground Camp Playground Camp Playground Camp

Playground camp is outdoors in the morning and TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS inside during the afternoon. Playground campers July 8-12 enjoy a variety of outdoor adventures and activities, Be with us as we challenge Elementary Camp to see who sports games, crafts and swimming at one of the city competes with City of Allen’s Camp STAR in our annual pools. Admission to pools and field trip are included Day Camp Challenge in the cost. Field Trip: Jumpstreet

Ages: 7-11 Cost: $100 per week A WUMPA ISLANDS BANDIT July 15-19 Location: Heights Recreation Center/Heights Park A popular PlayStation game, Crash Bandicoot enter- Days: Monday-Friday tained gamers of all ages. Play with Crash for an N. Sane Times: 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. week of fun and games. Extended Care: Available for parents who need to drop Field Trip: Celebration Station off or pick up their children as early as 7:30 a.m. or as late as 6 p.m. However, due to contract and room constraints, MINE YOUR CRAFT it will be necessary to charge a late fee of $1 per minute July 22-26 after 6 p.m. Do you like Minecraft? Of course, you do. Bring your WAKA, WAKA, WAKA Minecraft ideas of fun to enjoy a week of cubed activi- COR Summer Day Camps serve children ages 5-15. We fol- June 10-14 ties. low the same enrollment requirements as Richardson ISD. We begin our gaming quest in the arcade with the yel- Field Trip: Nickelmania If a child’s age is in question, a birth certificate is required to low, pellet eating big mouth—Pacman. Let’s have fun DO YOU HAVE ANY HEALS? verify the correct age. Please visit our website at www.cor. doing whatever—Pacman style. July 29-Aug. 2 net/corcamps to view our Parent Guide for more informa- Field Trip: Bahama Beach Be sure to stack your Heals and get ready for a week of tion. IT’S ON LIKE DONKEY KONG Fortnite fun. Please note that there is a single activity number used June 17-21 Field Trip: Crayola Experience to register for Playground Camp, Morning Care and Af- Our journey continues with us grabbing bananas, hop- CANDYLICIOUS ternoon Care. ping over barrels and knocking out the meanest gorilla Aug. 5-9 in the arcade—Donkey Kong. Have a “divine” time enjoying sugar infused activities in Activity: #13896 Morning Care: #13898 Field Trip: Fort Worth Zoo Afternoon Care: #13897 celebration of the sweetest game—Candy Crush. A TOADALLY MAGICAL QUEST Field Trip: Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden Campers must bring the following every day: June 24-28 Sack lunch and drink Swimsuit and towel Super Mario and his brother Luigi have humble begin- Sunscreen Change of clothes nings in dodging Donkey Kong to mic droppin’ stardom Sneakers* to destroying King Koopa. Mario and Luigi, this week’s *No open-toed shoes, except when swimming. for YOU—PAISANOS! Field Trip: Free Play Arcade Activities and field trips listed are subject to change I CHOOSE YOU without notice. July 1-3 Playground camp is outdoors in the morning and inside Time to pick your Pokémon for a week of monstrous during the afternoon. Campers enjoy a variety of out- fun. We’ll set aside time to make trades and do battles door adventures and activities, sports games, crafts and between Pokémons. swimming at one of the city pools. Admission to pools No camp Thursday, July 4 and Friday, July 5. and field trip are included in the cost. Field Trip: Aloha Roller Palace

Teen Camp Teen Camp Teen Camp

Ages: 12-15 Cost: $150 per week I CHOOSE YOU Location: Terrace Elementary July 1-3 Days: Monday-Friday Field Trips: Fort Worth Stockyards, Aloha Roller Palace Times: 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. No camp Thursday, July 4 and Friday, July 5. Extended Care: Available for parents who need to drop off or pick up their children as early as 7:30 a.m. or as late as 6 p.m. However, due to contract and room constraints, it will be necessary to charge a late fee of $1 per minute after 6 p.m. Please note that this year there is a single activity num- ber used to register for Teen Camp, Morning Care and Afternoon Care. Activity: #13893 Morning Care: #13895 Afternoon Care: #13894 Campers must bring the following every day: Sack lunch and drink Swimsuit and towel Sunscreen Change of clothes Sneakers* *No open-toed shoes, except when swimming. ** Admission to all field trips and activities is included MIND YOUR CRAFT July 8-12 in fee. Field Trips: Bahama Beach, Dave and Buster’s, WNBA Activities and field trips listed are subject to change Dallas Wings game without notice. ESCAPE REALITY July 15-19 Field Trips: Sixth Floor Museum, Children’s Health StarCenter, Celebration Station WINNER, WINNER CHICKEN DINNER WAKA, WAKA, WAKA July 22-26 June 10-14 Field Trips: Hawaiian Falls, Nickelmania, Whirlyball Field Trips: Hurricane Harbor, Fort Worth Zoo, Paint My Pottery DO YOU HAVE ANY HEALS? July 29-Aug. 2 IT’S ON LIKE DONKEY KONG Field Trips: Burger’s Lake, Studio Movie Grill*, Urban June 17-21 Air Field Trips: Summit Climbing Gym, Strikz, Hawaiian *campers need to bring money for meal, drinks and tips for Falls servers A TOADALLY MAGICAL QUEST June 24-28 Field Trips: Six Flags Over Texas, Free Play Arcade, SPARK! 6 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide www.cor.net/parks 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. Register online at www.cor.net/parksonline. Special Events

You’re invited to Friday, March 8, 5 p.m. the dance! Arapaho DART Station PRESENTS Adaptive Ages 18 and older Event Registration #12667 AFTER HOURS Fee: Residents $10 MOVIE IN THE GYM Nonresidents $12 MOTHER Look out DFW, here we come again! & Join us for a unique progressive dinner down the DART rail line. We SON DANCE will meet at the Arapaho Station and then make two stops on the rail to eat at different restaurants. Huffhines Rec Center Each stop will require a walk to HOMECOMING Saturday, March 30, 7-10 p.m. the restaurant. All participants Registration #12866 are responsible to buy their own Friday, March 22, 6-10 p.m. Fee: $10 per person food at each location and DART Heights Recreation Center $5 for second child ticket. No alcoholic beverages may be purchased. Registration #12938 Ages 6-11 years Enrollment is For Teens • Fee: $5 It’s tournament time, so get your limited to the first BYOB—bring your own beverage game on! Come join us for a 20 guests. You We’ll have pizza, games and lots of fun. MUST be registered sports-themed dance while watch- to attend this event ing the NCAA basketball semifinals. with our group. Live DJ and games! Buffet-style refreshments of various snacks and soft drinks will be provided. Sports-themed attire.

Richardson’s Inclusive Swim & Play Day

 Adaptive Event Adaptive Event Heights Family Aquatic Center Friday, April 5 #13914 June 3 10 a.m.-noon 7-9:30 p.m. #13915 July 8 10 a.m.-noon Heights Recreation Center #13916 Aug. 12 10 a.m.-noon These times are specifically set aside for those with spe- Registration #12668 cial needs and their families! All family members will be Ages 16 and up • Fee: $25 able to play, swim and enjoy the Family Aquatic Center without all the crowds. You can spend two hours with us or spend the entire day and enjoy all the amenities the Howdy folks! We are going to have us one fine Aquatic Center offers. Admission is free for all swimmers shindig. Come dressed in your best western with special needs/disabilities who have registered for attire for a rip snortin’ good time and join us this event. Family members will need to pay the regular for a spectacular BBQ dinner with music, danc- admission rate ($4 for residents and $8 for nonresident) at the gate. Participants are asked to please register in ing and prizes up for grabs. We look forward to Breckinridge Park Pavilions Entrance C advance. Ages 18 and younger must be accompanied by seeing y’all real soon. an adult or caregiver. For more information, e-mail Alan. Saturday, April 13, 7:30 p.m. [email protected] or call 972-744-7854. Fees: Residents $10, Nonresidents $12 Registration #12911

Ages 2-10. Bring a parent and an Easter basket to this truly unique event. Children will enjoy an Easter craft, re- freshments, storytelling and an egg hunt. After the hunt is over, take pictures with the Easter Bunny. Limited to For more information, e-mail [email protected] or 100 participants, so register early. You must be registered call 972-744-7854. to participate in this event. www.cor.net/parks 2019 Summer Camps and Swimming Guide 7 2019 CAMPS AND SWIMMING GUIDE Registration begins March 1. See full class descriptions and register online at www.cor.net/parksonline Register for RPD’s Summer Safety Camp Learn about: • 9-1-1 • Stranger danger • Internet safety • Animal safety • Poison safety • Water safety Park Pavilion • And much more! Reservation Fees 9 a.m.-noon Monday-Friday A reservation fee is required are reserving must be 25 RISD site to be determined to reserve the Huffhines, members or greater. For Richardson residents only. Children must have com- Tentative start date for weekly sessions is June 10 Crowley, Cottonwood or • All charcoal used for burn- and sessions end the week of Aug. 5. Breckinridge park pavilions, ing must be brought by pleted kindergarten up through 3rd grade. as well as Breckinridge ga- you, as well as sand and An adult is required to check child in the first day of $20 per child, per week, includes camp T-shirt. camp and stay for a brief meeting. Parents may drop zebo or Breckinridge fire water to extinguish it. There will be no camp July 4 week. pit. The fee is $25 for the • Reservations may be off as early as 8:30 a.m. but must pick up no later than first two hours and each made up to 90 days in 12:30 p.m. each day. E-mail [email protected] additional hour is $10. The advance and at least two Applications will be processed on a first-come, first- for more information. minimum charge is $25. days in advance. served basis. To reserve any of these fa- • No alcohol or amplifica- Children may attend only one session per year. Chil- Registration begins March 11. To register, call cilities, follow these guide- tion of sound is allowed in dren who have not attended Safety Camp in the past Heights Rec Center at 972-744-7850, Huffhines Rec lines: the park. will be processed first. If any openings exist after those Center at 972-744-7881 or visit www.cor.net/park- • You must be a Richardson For more information or applications are processed, prior attendees may be sonline. (Find registration codes online under the resident. reservations, call 972-744- placed in the camp. Special Interest section of Summer Day Camps.) • The party for which you 7881 or 972-744-7850.

Tennis Tennis Golf

Huffhines Tennis Center Private Lessons Junior Golf Camps Tennis Pro Shawn Foster 1601 Syracuse, 972-744-7870 1/2-hour lesson $35 The Performance Golf Academy at Sherrill Park offers several 1-hour lesson $60 weeks of summer camps for junior golfers. Three 1-hour lessons $165 The goal of the Performance Golf Academy is simple: Have fun, Spring Break Camp Six 1-hour lessons $300 create long lasting relationships, enjoy the game of golf, and March 11-15 Tennis Pro Carlos Corriea learn a little about yourself while doing so. Whether it’s a begin- Monday-Friday—9 a.m.-1 p.m. 1/2-hour lesson $35 ner or an advanced player, we strive to make every learning ex- 1-hour lesson $60 Cost: $150 week or $40 daily perience memorable. We take pride in providing a foundation Semi-Private lesson $36 each for our youth to enjoy a game for a lifetime as well as becoming Bring racquet (loner available), small snack, Tennis Pro Walt Williams admirable friends. warm clothes, hat/visor (optional) 1/2-hour lesson $30 1-hour lesson $55 The PIONEER CAMP is for the junior golfers whose interest in In the event of inclement weather, Three 1-hour lessons $150 golf is either high or growing immensely. While still based on camp will be held in Huffhines Recreation Center gym. Six 1-hour lessons $270 learning the fundamentals through games, our Pioneer Camps Tennis Pro Christy Vutam offer golfers a chance to apply skills learned on the course. Pro- 1/2-hour lesson $26 viding a platform that makes golf easier and more enjoyable 1-hour lesson $45 is vital to long term participation and success. It includes put- Semi-Private lesson $25 each ting, chipping, pitching, full swing, on-course play and rules/ Three 1-hour lessons $120 etiquette. Six 1-hour lessons $225

PIONEER SUMMER CAMPS Golf Ages: 6-13 Cost: $250 Mon-Fri: 8 a.m-noon Class dates Sherrill Park Golf Course March 11-15 (Spring Break) 2001 E. Lookout Dr., 972-234-1416 June 10-14 June 17-21 June 24-28 July 8-12 Summer Slam Tennis Camps July 15-19 Come have summer fun at Huffhines Tennis Center! Huffhines July 22-26 is offering six summer tennis camps for ages 5-16 years of age. July 29-Aug. 2 The camps are for all levels: What to Bring: For questions, call 817-846-7157, Bring a tennis racquet, a hat/visor and a small snack. Don’t stress visit www.myperformancegolf.com if you don’t have a racquet. Huffhines has demo racquets to get players started and proper size of racquet will be selected. or e-mail [email protected]. Where: Huffhines Tennis Center, 1601 Syracuse Dr., Richardson Golf It Up 1.0 What Campers Get: Four-week program—6-8 hours of instruction—$115-$150 Camp T-shirt, awesome tennis skills, meet new tennis friends, The Golf It Up 1.0 program provides instruction for the new tennis tournament and pizza party. golfer with little to no on-course experience. How to Sign Up: Golf It Up 1.0 for the beginning player includes: • 6-8 hours of instruction (driving range, chipping, pitching, Stop by the Tennis Center, call 972-744-7870 or online at putting, on-course practice and rules/etiquette.) www.cor.net/tenniscenter. Golf It Up 1.5 Camp Dates: Four-week program—eight hours of instruction—$165 June 3-7 June 17-21 July 8-12 The Golf It Up 1.5 program provides instruction for the begin- July 15-19 July 29-Aug. 2 Aug. 12-16 ner to intermediate golfer that is getting comfortable on the course. Golf It Up 1.5 includes: Camp Hours: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. • Eight hours of instruction (driving range, chipping, pitching, Camp Days: Monday-Friday putting, on-course practice and rules/etiquette.) Camp Cost: $150 for the week For questions, call 817-846-7157, visit www.myperformance- $40 Daily golf.com or e-mail [email protected].

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