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2021 Summer Program Guide 2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE Photo by Carly Goodlund TABLE OF CONTENTS About Us .............................................................................................. Page 3 Contact Information ............................................................................ Page 3 How to Register for Programs/Events ................................................. Page 3 Fees and Payments .............................................................................. Page 3 Fee Assistance ..................................................................................... Page 3 Refund Policy ....................................................................................... Page 4 Passes/Memberships ........................................................................... Page 4 Memberships, Daily Fees & Swim Lesson Prices ................................. Page 4 Summer Recreation Camps & Activities Basketball Camps & Classes ........................................................... Pages 5-7 Football Camps ................................................................................ Pages7-9 Rugby Activities ............................................................................ Pages 9-10 Volleyball Camps ........................................................................ Pages 10-11 Ultimate Frisbee Camp ...................................................................... Page 11 Bicycling Wisconsin ............................................................................ Page 12 Tennis Instruction ....................................................................... Pages 13-14 Online Babysitting & CPR/AED/First Aid Courses .............................. Page 15 Summer Swim Lesson & Pool Information Swim Lessons .............................................................................. Pages 16-17 Policies & Procedures for Safe Swimming ......................................... Page 18 SWIM LESSON SESSION & REGISTRSATION DATES The Angie O’Donnell Aquatic Center is offering three sessions of lessons this summer: Each session will last two weeks and will be held daily, Monday through Thursday. Each session includes eight lessons. Additional information on lessons can be found on pages 4 & 5 (times & descriptions). SESSION I 6/21/21 to 7/1/21 Online registration available: Residents 6/9/21 at 12pm to 6/16/21 at 10pm. Non-Residents 6/9/21 at 5pm to 6/16/21 at 10pm. SESSION II 7/12/21 to 7/22/21 Online registration available: Residents 7/2/21 at 12pm to 7/8/21 at 10pm. Non-Residents 7/2/21 at 5pm to 7/8/21 at 10pm. SESSION III 8/2/21 to 8/12/21 Online registration available: Residents 7/23/21 at 12pm to 7/29/21 at 10pm. Non-Residents 7/23/21 at 5pm to 7/29/21 at 10pm. Swim lesson program descriptions can be found on pages . 2 GENERAL RECREATION & AQUATICS INFORMATION ABOUT US McFarland Recreation, Aquatics, & Play (MRAP) offers a wide variety of safe and affordable recreation and aquatics programming for families in the McFarland area. Our facilities include all schools within the McFarland School District, including the Angie O’Donnell Aquatic Center. McFarland Community Pool was re-named The Angie O’Donnell Aquatic Center in honor of Mrs. Angela Orr O’Donnell. Angie battled ovarian cancer for six years and passed away on Oct. 23rd, 2011. Coach Angie was an amazing woman who dedicated countless hours of her time to this facility, the McFarland Spartan Sharks swim team, and the sport of swimming. She left a legacy to all of her swimmers and this community by celebrating life every day. “Every Day Counts!”- Angie O’Donnell CONTACT INFORMATION Title Name Contact Information Director of Community Services [email protected] Stu Schaefer (Contact for Aquatics Services) 608-838-3168 Community Recreation Coordinator [email protected] Alisha Fix (Contact for Recreation Services) 608-838-4666 HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS & EVENTS To register for any of our programs, please visit https://mrapnews.activityreg.com/ClientPage_t2.wcs Reminder: Please register your participant for the grade level that they are currently enrolled in for the 2020-2021 school year. For example, if your child is currently a 2nd grader, you will register for programs offered for 2nd graders within this guide FEES AND PAYMENTS Online registration will require online payment. Once you are finished registering for your activities, you will be required to complete payment using a credit/debit card. If you do not pay online at that time, you will not be registered for your activities. All credit card transactions (whether online or in-person) will include a $1.95 credit card processing fee. If you would prefer to use cash or check, you must register in-person at McFarland High School please contact MRAP at 838-4666 to schedule at time to register in-person (office hours vary). In-person registration/payment options include cash, check, or credit card. Participants will NOT be allowed to participate in an activity until payment and the online waiver have been completed. *NOTE: CASH OR CHECKS ARE NOT BEING ACCEPTED AT THIS TIME DUE TO THE PANDEMIC. PHONE OR ONLINE REGISTRATION ARE REQUIRED FOR THE SUMMER OF 2021; INDIVIDUALS MUST USE A CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD TO COMPLETE REGISTRATION. Fee Assistance—It is the belief of MRAP that no child in the McFarland School District shall be denied participation in any pro- gram for lack of ability to pay. If your family participates in the Free/Reduced Lunch Program, or if you would like to request financial assistance, please contact us. We can help, but it is your responsibility to make the request. Requests must be made annually. Please contact us if you are in a position where you need financial assistance in paying for a program or activity. 3 Refund Policy—Refunds will be issued on a case-by-case basis and will need approval from MRAP. A full refund is given if your cancellation is during the normal, online registration period. Once online registration closes, a 50% refund is given if the cancellation is made by the first day of the activity (BEFORE the start of the activity that day). No refund is given for cancellations after the activity has started without a written medical excuse signed by a physician. Please contact MRAP at 608-838-4666 for assistance with any refund requests for recreation activities; Please contact The Angie O ’Don- nell Aquatic Center at 608-838-3168 for assistance with any pool refunds. *PLEASE NOTE: MRAP reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes if the class minimum (when applicable) is not met. If classes are canceled due to low enrollment, refunds for the activity fee will be issued. Credit card fees will not be refunded for any reason. Passes/Memberships—MRAP is continually adding membership and pass options for our recreation and aquatics programming. Please see below for more information on memberships and passes. Facility Closure Policy—If the School District of McFarland closes school for any reason (weather, maintenance, public health, etc…) all recreation and aquatics programming will also be canceled. Efforts will be made to post this information on our Face- book page (facebook.com/McFarlandRAP) as soon as it is made available to staff. 2021 MRAP/AOAC MEMBERSHIPS, DAILY FEES, AND SWIMMING LESSON PRICES Membership Type Daily Punch Card 6 month 12 Month AQUATICS FEES Adult Resident $4.00 10/$40.00 $110.00 $180.00 Adult Non-Resident $6.00 10/$60.00 $140.00 $240.00 Senior Resident (55+) $2.00 10/$20.00 $30.00 $60.00 Senior Non-Resident(55+) $4.00 10/$40.00 $60.00 $100.00 Family Resident $8.00 10/$80 $145.00 $250.00 Family Non-Resident $10.00 10/$100 $170.00 $300.00 Student Resident (-18) $2.00 10/$20.00 $75.00 $150.00 Student Non-Resident $4.00 10/$40.00 $100.00 $150.00 (Under 18 y/o) 3&under (W/Adult) Free N/A N/A N/A Water Exercise Class Daily Punch Card Adult Resident $4.00 10/$40.00 Adult Non-Resident $5.00 10/$50.00 Senior Resident (55+) $3.00 10/$30.00 Senior Non-Resident (55+) $4.00 10/$40.00 Masters / Fitness Center Daily Punch Card 6 month 12 Month Masters (18+) $6.00 10/$60.00 $120.00 $200.00 Fitness Center $4.00 10.$40.00 $70.00 $100.00 Swimming Lessons Per Session Resident $10/lesson Non-Resident $15/lesson RECREATION MEMBERSHIPS/PASSES Youth Open Gym $2.00 10/$20.00 N/A N/A Adult Resident or MHS Graduate $5.00 10/$50.00 N/A N/A Open Gym Adult Open Enrolled Open Gym $7.00 10/$70.00 N/A N/A Daily fees and membership pricing was updated January 2019. 4 Memberships no longer include 1/2 price school-year or summer swimming lessons (as of May 2019). 2021 SUMMER RECREATION CAMPS & ACTIVITIES Please register your participant for the grade level that they are currently enrolled in for the 2020-2021 school year. For example, if your child is currently a 2nd grader, you will register for programs offered for 2nd graders within this guide Girls 2nd-4th Grade MCFGBB Rookie Camp Hosted by the high school players and coaches, this camp focuses on the basic fundamentals of basketball. It is a fun and energetic camp environment consisting of skills and drills, contests, and games. Players of ALL skill levels are encouraged to attend! No experience necessary! Grades: 2nd-4th Grades (2020-2021 school year) Dates: June 21st-25th, 2021 Times: 10:30AM-12:30PM Location: McFarland High School Fee: $75.00 Registration Deadline: June 17th, 2021 Registration includes a t-shirt. Register by June 1st to guarantee shirt size. Coach: Sara Mallegni Call or Text: 608-886-8811 Email: [email protected] Girls 5th-7th Grade MCFGBB Futures Camp High school players and
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