Recreation Department

Nicolet Recreation Department ...Something For Everyone! Bulletin of Programs Winter/Spring 2018 “Late Winter Snow” watercolor and acrylic Judith Gahn Murphy www.judithgahnmurphy.com Proudly Serving The Communities of Bayside, Fox Point, Glendale, and River Hills 4 points is the AVERAGE jump in ACT scores when students complete the 40 hour ACT Prep Program with Knowledge Edge! We guarantee we can raise your child’s ACT score. 4POINTS EXPERIENCED TUTORS INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK PROGRESS REPORTS ACT 2017-2018 That’s the difference between qualifying for TEST DATES academic and athletic scholarships and being eligible Sept 9 for more college choices and opportunities. Oct 28 Dec 9 Feb 10 Individualized | Skill building | Test taking strategy development Apr 14 June 9 July 14 Not only ACT Prep! Our Math/Reading students increase a grade level or more Call us and sign up for your after 40 hours of tutoring. FREE practice ACT Let’s meet to see how we can help. and get your baseline score. 262.238.8867 www.Knowledge-Edge.net [email protected] | 6100 W. Executive Dr., Suite D in Mequon Reading | Math | Writing | ACT | Study Skills | Homework Help Nicolet Recreation Department Phone: (414) 351-7566 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd. Fax: (414) 351-4053 Glendale, WI 53217 www.nicolet.us On-line registration: https://rec.nicolet.k12.wi.us Hours Of Operation District Administrator Monday 7:00am - 4:00pm ⽁ Robert Kobylski, EdD Tuesday 7:00am - 4:00pm Wednesday 7:00am - 4:00pm NHS District School Board Thursday 7:00am - 4:00pm ⽁ Libby Gutterman, President Friday 7:00am - 4:00pm ⽁ Ellen Redeker, Vice-President Closed for public holidays ⽁ Theresa Seem, Treasurer ⽁ Leigh Wallace Tabak, Clerk ⽁ Marilyn Franklin, Member Community Contacts ⽁ Glendale Little League Baseball Terry Sandee - President Nicolet Recreation Department Staff www.glendalelittleleague.com ⽁ Kirk Krychowiak, Director ⽁ Nate Brooks, Assistant Director ⽁ Just Drive - Driver’s Education ⽁ Wendy Borchert, Administrative Assistant www.justdrivewi.com ⽁ Al Bell, Administrative Assistant ⽁ Cindy Schlidt, Aquatics Coordinator & ⽁ North Shore Library Recreation Supervisor www.mcfls.org/northshorelibrary Nicolet Recreation Advisory Committee ⽁ Inger Wilkerson, Chairperson ⽁ Lisa Vondra, Vice-Chairperson ⽁ Mario Angeli - Mission Statement - ⽁ Bill Boppre The Nicolet Recreation Department ⽁ Marilyn Franklin provides recreational and lifelong ⽁ Carolyn Landwehr learning opportunities for Nicolet area ⽁ Annie Masters residents and surrounding communities in ⽁ Carol Pierner an effort to enhance physical and ⽁ Art Sonnenschein intellectual well-being for ALL. We are a proud member of: Southeast Park Recreation Council Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association National Recreation and Park Association United States Tennis Association Amateur Softball Association Nicolet Recreation Department Bulletin of Programs November 2017 Table of Contents Published three (3) times yearly: March, July, November Volume 9 (2018), Issue 1 Nicolet High School District Adult Enrichment ................. 39-48 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd. Adult Fitness ....................... 49-53 Glendale, WI 53217 Adult Sports ............................54 Registration Is Easy Advertising Opportunities ..........65 Residents and non-residents can register in six hassle-free ways. The Nicolet Recreation Department welcomes ONLINE, mail-in, American Red Cross ................ 8-9 fax-in, walk-in, phone registrations, and drop box (south drive- Aquatics ................................ 5-7 way of campus). Remember to register early as cancellations Birthday Parties ........................18 may occur due to low enrollment. We welcome cash, check, Visa Registration Form .....................64 and Master Card debit/credit cards. NHS Athletic Schedules ........ 61-63 Cooperative Programs Senior Citizens .................... 55-60 If you see this logo co-op it indicates we are offering co-op Teens ................................. 36-38 programs with other area recreation departments. By working with other departments, we are able to better serve your Toddlers ............................. 10-12 recreational needs with expanded program choices. Youth Enrichment ................ 13-17 New Programs Youth Sports ....................... 19-35 If you see this logo it indicates we are offering this program for the very first time. Please contact us if you would like to offer a new program with the recreation department. We are always looking for new program ideas. A Special Note of Thanks Thank you to the School Districts of Glendale-River Hills, Fox Point-Bayside and Maple Dale-Indian Hill for providing facilities in which to hold our recreational programs; to our dedicated Nicolet Recreation Advisory Committee; to our staff; and to you, the community for your continued support of the Nicolet Recreation Department. Also, we offer a special thank you to Laura Andreotti, Kaela Buraczewski, Mike Kroeger, Don Bruening, Tracy Gerharz, Ron Jaggard, Suzette Broennimann, Carrie Strassburg, and Patti DeGraff for their assistance with recreation programs at Parkway, Glen Hills, Indian Hill, Maple Dale, Stormonth, and Bayside schools. Winter/Spring Registration Information • Online registration begins Monday, December 4. • All other forms of registration (phone, mail-in, fax, walk-in, and drop box) begin on Monday, December 18. Weekend and Evening Recreation Activities Please enter Nicolet High School through the North Entrance located near the Tennis Courts. Weather Hotline The Nicolet Recreation Department utilizes a weather hotline to better serve our recreational sport organization when inclement weather happens. The hotline is only updated when there has been a change in the program. Please keep it handy: (414) 351-7589 Dear Nicolet High School Community Member, The Nicolet Recreation Department invites you to participate in our extensive program offerings. As you page through our bulletin you will find a total of 135 different programs for the Winter/Spring which includes 17 brand new programs! There is truly something for everyone as we have programs for toddlers, youths, teens, adults, and senior citizens. For your convenience, we have activities at 18 different locations in the area including at University School for Ice Skating Lessons. We hope you will take advantage of the numerous activities offered and enjoy your involvement in them! Nathan M. Brooks Nate Brooks, Assistant Recreation Director All children should be re-evaluated or call Cindy at (414) 531-SWIM if you were not registered during the last 4 months. Participation in a particular skill level does not guarantee passing into the next level. Practice is strongly encouraged. Class & Requirement Description Parent /Child Level 1 Familiarize children between the ages of 6 months and 3 ½ years of age with the water and teach swimming readiness. Provide safety information for parents and teach techniques parents can use to orient their children to the water. Parent must accompany every child to each class in the water. Parent/Child Level 2 Improve skills learned in Parent & Child Level 1 and teach more advanced skills Continue to build on water safety knowledge. Child must have reached a comfort level with skills. Parent must accompany every child to each class in the water. Preschool Aquatics Level 1 Familiarize children between the ages of 3 ½ and 5 years old to the aquatic environment and help them acquire rudimentary basic aquatic skills. Help participants begin to develop positive attitudes and safe practices in and around the water. Child must be at least 3 ½ years old by the first day of class. Preschool Aquatics Level 2 Build on and improve skills learned in Preschool Aquatics Level 1. Increase knowledge of water safety topics introduced in Preschool Aquatics Level 1. Must have successful demonstration of all Preschool exit skills assessment prior to this level. Enter independently, using either the steps or side of pool, travel at least 5 yards, submerge mouth and blow bubbles for at least 3 seconds, then safely exit the water. While in shallow water, glide on front at least 2 body lengths, then roll to back and float on back for 3 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. Using alternation arm and leg action swim 2 body lengths on front and back. Using simultaneous leg and arm action swim 2 body lengths on front and back. Preschool Aquatics Level 3 Increase proficiency and build on the basic aquatic skills learned in Preschool Aquatics Level 2. Successful demonstration of the Preschool Aquatics Level 2 skills assessment. Glide on front for at least 2 body lengths, roll to back, float on back for 15 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. Glide on back for at least 2 body lengths, roll to front, the recover to a vertical position. Swim using combined arm and leg actions on font for at least 3 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to front, then continue swimming on front for at least 3 body lengths. Upon completion a skill assessment will be made as to which School Age level the child should be placed. School Age Level 1 Orient participants ages 6 years and up to the aquatic environment and help them gain basic aquatic skills. Help participants begin to develop positive attitudes and safe practices around the water. Participants must be at least 6 years old. School Age Level 2 Build on the basic aquatic skills and water safety skills and concepts learned in Level 1 Successful demonstration of the School Age Level 2 exit

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