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FALL 2017 WINTER 2015 Contents Registration begins August 26th! FALL 2017 WINTER 2015 Contents CONTENT EarlyEarly Childhood Childhood ......................................................... ………………………………………………… 4 2 Orange Early Childhood Preschool, Extended Day Program, Orange Early Childhood Preschool, Extended Day Program, Enrichment Classes for Infants, Toddlers and Preschoolers Enrichment Classes for Preschoolers Ages 2 - 5 Youth………………………………………………………………...Youth ........................................................................... 7 5 ORANGE EnrichmentEnrichment Classes & andActivities Activities for Grads for KGrades - 5, After K- 5,School Open Pick Door Before/After School Childcare Program Ups, Open Door Before / After School Childcare Program OrangeTeens ............................................................................ Recreation Youth Sports…………………………… 17 12 REGISTRATION FEST RecreationalEnrichment Classes Sports & andActivities Leagues for Grades for Grades 6 - 12 K-6 OrangeFALL Community 2017 Education & Recreation Teens…………..…………………………………………………..Orange Youth Sports ................................................ 19 13 Orange City Schools EnrichmentRecreational Classes & Travel andSports Activities & Leagues forfor GradesGrads K - 66 -12 Orange Community32000 Chagrin Education Blvd.& Recreation Stagecrafters .............................................................. 24 PepperOrange Pike, City Svhools OH 44124 Stagecrafters…………………………………………………….15 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26TH 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Dramatic Arts Classes and Activities for Grades K-12 and Adults Travel & Special Events ........................................... 28 Pepper Pike, OH 44124 WINTER 2015 Special Events, Activities & Trips for All Ages 5 - 8PM Copyright 2014 Family & Special Events…...………………………………….19 Activities and Trips for Individuals and Families Ski Club ....................................................................... 29 Dr.Laura Edwin Guentner Holland Superintendent Editor AdultsOrange of A rtAll Ce Ages…………….…………………………………nter .................................................... 30 20 Classes and Activities for Adults of All Ages FIREWORKS • LIVE MUSIC Melanie Weltman Fine Art Education for Adults and Young Artists Pam Bayus PresidentProduction Adult Sports…………………...…………………………………24 FOOD TRUCKS • FAMILY FUN Adults of All Ages ..................................................... 34 Jeffrey Leikin PickClasses-up and & Activities League forSports Adults for of All Adults Ages FALL REGISTRATION Orange Vice-PresidentBoard of Education SeniorSenior Adults………………….…………………………………Adults.............................................................. 42 25 Dr.Jennifer Edwin Cohen Holland Programs, Services and Activities for Adults 55 and Over DagmarSuperintendent Fellowes Aquatics ...................................................................... 49 BethDagmar Wilson-Fish Fellowes President Classes & Activities at the Indoor Pool Angela Wilkes Aquatics………………………..…………………………………30 Vice President Aquatics Classes and Activities at the Indoor Pool Organizations ............................................................ 54 Jennifer Cohen www.OrangeRec.comJeffrey Leikin Community, School, Service Clubs & Religious Organizations Melanie Weltman Organizations…………………...………………………………35 (216) 831-8601 Community, School, Service Clubs and Religious Organizations Information ................................................................. 56 Staff & Commission Directory, Office Hours & Campus Map This BrochureOrange is published Community three times a year Information…………………...…………………………………37 EducationFall • Winter • &Spring Recreation / Summer FIREWORKS GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY Staff and Commission Directory, Office Hours and Campus Map Orange School District Registration ................................................................ 58 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Registration, Payment, Refund Procedures & Policies Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Registration…………………...…………………………………39 ISSUE NO. 20 Registration, Payment and Refund Procedures and Policies This brochure is published three times a year in fall, winter, spring/summer (216) 831-8601 www.orangerec.com 1 WINTER 2015 Contents CONTENT EarlyEarly Childhood Childhood ......................................................... ………………………………………………… 4 2 Orange Early Childhood Preschool, Extended Day Program, Orange Early Childhood Preschool, Extended Day Program, Enrichment Classes for Infants, Toddlers and Preschoolers Enrichment Classes for Preschoolers Ages 2 - 5 Youth………………………………………………………………...Youth ........................................................................... 7 5 ORANGE EnrichmentEnrichment Classes & andActivities Activities for Grads for KGrades - 5, After K- 5,School Open Pick Door Before/After School Childcare Program Ups, Open Door Before / After School Childcare Program OrangeTeens ............................................................................ Recreation Youth Sports…………………………… 17 12 REGISTRATION FEST RecreationalEnrichment Classes Sports & andActivities Leagues for Grades for Grades 6 - 12 K-6 OrangeFALL Community 2017 Education & Recreation Teens…………..…………………………………………………..Orange Youth Sports ................................................ 19 13 Orange City Schools EnrichmentRecreational Classes & Travel andSports Activities & Leagues forfor GradesGrads K - 66 -12 Orange Community32000 Chagrin Education Blvd.& Recreation Stagecrafters .............................................................. 24 PepperOrange Pike, City Svhools OH 44124 Stagecrafters…………………………………………………….15 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26TH 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Dramatic Arts Classes and Activities for Grades K-12 and Adults Travel & Special Events ........................................... 28 Pepper Pike, OH 44124 WINTER 2015 Special Events, Activities & Trips for All Ages 5 - 8PM Copyright 2014 Family & Special Events…...………………………………….19 Activities and Trips for Individuals and Families Ski Club ....................................................................... 29 Dr.Laura Edwin Guentner Holland Superintendent Editor AdultsOrange of A rtAll Ce Ages…………….…………………………………nter .................................................... 30 20 Classes and Activities for Adults of All Ages FIREWORKS • LIVE MUSIC Melanie Weltman Fine Art Education for Adults and Young Artists Pam Bayus PresidentProduction Adult Sports…………………...…………………………………24 FOOD TRUCKS • FAMILY FUN Adults of All Ages ..................................................... 34 Jeffrey Leikin PickClasses-up and & Activities League forSports Adults for of All Adults Ages FALL REGISTRATION Orange Vice-PresidentBoard of Education SeniorSenior Adults………………….…………………………………Adults.............................................................. 42 25 Dr.Jennifer Edwin Cohen Holland Programs, Services and Activities for Adults 55 and Over DagmarSuperintendent Fellowes Aquatics ...................................................................... 49 BethDagmar Wilson-Fish Fellowes President Classes & Activities at the Indoor Pool Angela Wilkes Aquatics………………………..…………………………………30 Vice President Aquatics Classes and Activities at the Indoor Pool Organizations ............................................................ 54 Jennifer Cohen www.OrangeRec.comJeffrey Leikin Community, School, Service Clubs & Religious Organizations Melanie Weltman Organizations…………………...………………………………35 (216) 831-8601 Community, School, Service Clubs and Religious Organizations Information ................................................................. 56 Staff & Commission Directory, Office Hours & Campus Map This BrochureOrange is published Community three times a year Information…………………...…………………………………37 EducationFall • Winter • &Spring Recreation / Summer FIREWORKS GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY Staff and Commission Directory, Office Hours and Campus Map Orange School District Registration ................................................................ 58 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Registration, Payment, Refund Procedures & Policies Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Registration…………………...…………………………………39 ISSUE NO. 20 Registration, Payment and Refund Procedures and Policies This brochure is published three times a year in fall, winter, spring/summer (216) 831-8601 www.orangerec.com 1 EARLY CHILDHOOD Orange Early Childhood Preschool, Extended Day Program, Enrichment Classes for Preschoolers Ages 2 - 5 ORANGE EARLY CHILDHOOD PRE-KINDERGARTEN FOR FOURS THE GREAT ARTDOORS LITTLE LIONS FOOTBALL Orange Early Childhood is a program of the Orange Community This program is for children that turn four by September 30th, 2017. No. 17FEC524D • Ages 3-5 | Mon. Nov. 27 (1 session) Education & Recreation department, under the auspices of the Orange The Pre-Kindergarten Program is geared to extend the foundation No.17FEC930 • Ages 4-5 | Thursdays Sept. 14-Oct. 26 (except 9/21) 3:00-3:45pm | PPLC Rm. 13 Board of Education. The center is located in the Pepper Pike Learning set in our Preschool Program. Special focus will be placed on (6 sessions) | 1:00-1:45pm | PPLC Gym Center on the Orange City Schools campus. The Orange Early building and enhancing skills in all academic areas and gaining self- New! We are bringing the outdoors inside for this enrichment class! New! This fun and fast-paced class will launch preschoolers into the Childhood Center is a comprehensive program providing classes and control, confidence and independence necessary to be prepared for We are going to make nature paintbrushes, weave with natural objects sport of football! Led by
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