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CITY DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBERS CAMPS Administration/City Manager’s Office (626) 384-5410 City Clerk/Records Management (626) 384-5430 Contents City Manager's Message 4 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Building Division (626) 384-5460 Police Department 5-6 Inspection Scheduling (626) 384-5461 Public Works 7-8 Code Enforcement (626) 384-5470 Office Hours 8 Housing Programs (626) 384-5400 Summer Entertainment Series 9-10 AQUATICS x5906 Planning Division (626) 384-5450 Free Swim Lessons 14 Parks and Recreation 14 FINANCE DEPARTMENT (626) 384-5510 Community Garden 18 Water Bill Inquiries (626) 384-5230 Community Groups & Activities 45 Business Licenses (626) 384-5512 Park Map 46 HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT (626) 384-5555 Registration Form 47

PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT (626) 384-5340 SPORTS Senior Services Division (626) 384-5380

PUBLIC LIBRARY (626) 384-5303 AQUATICS CLASSES 11 Aquatic Program 30 Youth & Adult Tennis POLICE DEPARTMENT (626) 331-3391 31 Youth & Adult Music 24-hour Nonemergency (626) 384-5808 32 Adult Dance CAMPS PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (626) 384-5220 15 Camp Covina 32 Adult Fitness/Athletics Engineering Division (626) 384-5490 33 Adult Special Interest TEEN Environmental Services Division (626) 384-5480 Equipment Division (626) 384-5240 Workshops & Classes Park Maintenance (626) 384-5220 SPORTS 34 CPR & First Aid Street Maintenance (626) 384-5220 16 Youth Water Division (626) 384-5220 17 Adult OTHER HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS ADULTS 50+

Athens Services (refuse/trash service) (626) 336-6100 35 Special Events TRIPS Covina Chamber of Commerce (626) 967-4191 TEEN 36 Over Fifty Activities Covina Concert Band (626) 332-0020 18 Teen Scene Covina Valley Historical Society (626) 966-9871 36 Excursions Covina Farmers’ Market & Family Night (626) 241-2017 37 Classes Global Water Customer Service (855) 354-7579 TRIPS 38 Programs & Services Graffiti Hot Line (626) 384-5599 19 Excursions Los Angeles County Animal Control (626) 962-3577 39 Seminar Series Los Angeles County Services Help Line 211 40 Club Meetings CLASSES CLASSES 20 Summer Camps LIBRARY City of Covina 21 Mad Science 41 Library Services 22 Engineering with Legos 41 Story Time CITY COUNCIL 23 Youth Special Interest Mayor Walter Allen III 42 Make & Take Crafts ADULTS 50+ Mayor Pro Tem Peggy A. Delach 25 Youth Academics 43 Special Events Council Member Victor Linares 26 Youth Arts & Crafts 44 Passive Programs Council Member Jorge A. Marquez 27 Youth Dance Council Member John C. King City Clerk Mary Lou Walczak 28 Youth Fitness Treasurer Geoffrey Cobbett 29 Youth & Adult Martial Arts CITY OF COVINA EXECUTIVE TEAM City Manager Brian Saeki is published by the City of Covina.

Police John Curley LIBRARY 125 E. College Street, Community Development Brian K. Lee CovinaTODAY Human Resources Danielle Tellez Covina, CA 91723-2199 Parks & Recreation/Library Amy Hall-McGrade phone: 626.384.5400 email: [email protected] Public Works vacant Finance Anita Agramonte PLEASE FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA. www.covinaca.gov

www.covinaca.gov Covina TODAY 3 City Manager City Manager's Message Dear Neighbor, The final two phases of the Dalton Place project, I hope this message finds you all doing well. 2018 is at Cypress Avenue and Banna Street, is underway and flying by as we continue to make significant progress with anticipated to be completed by the end of Summer. The many projects going on around town. finished project will consist of 62 single family homes. The Covina Forward project at the former K-mart site Sales of these homes have already been very robust. is now under construction, with grading and utility work The long awaited ground breaking for the new Senior in progress. When completed in late 2019, the site will be and Community Center took place in April. Site work home to a state-of-the-art Foothill has begun and actual construction of Transit Center, parking structure and the building will be underway this 117 new townhomes. Summer. The project is expected to be Much of our focus in recent completed by late Spring 2019. months has been on improving the Outside of all this development downtown area. If you have not activity in town, we continue to visited the downtown recently, you pave streets and work on improving will see that the former Hi Ho Market our infrastructure. We are also very has been converted to the Catholic busy preparing for the Fiscal Year Federal Credit Union with a complete 2018-2019 Budget. Like all cities in renovation of the interior and exterior California, budgets are tight. Increases of the building. The former Bistro in costs that are out of our control Provencal restaurant is also being have been difficult to plan for. But remodeled into a contemporary we are always looking into ways to gastropub style restaurant with reduce our spending while maintaining an outdoor deck and front façade our very high level of services to our openings. It is anticipated to be residents and businesses. This will be complete by June. We have received no different for the coming year. several other requests from businesses While much progress and work to locate and/or renovate in the downtown, but space is is going on, let’s not forget that Summer is also a time to very limited. Much of our work going forward will be to relax and have fun! The Parks & Recreation and Library continue to help facilitate downtown improvements. Services Department is offering a wide array of programs The City Ventures project at the southwest corner of and events for the entire community, including concerts and Citrus Avenue and San Bernardino Road was approved in movies at the park, swim lessons, recreational swimming, 2014, but until recently, has been delayed by litigation. The sports, classes, day camp, specialty camps, summer reading project will consist of approximately 68 new townhomes, programs, senior activities, and so much more! There is truly with approximately 15,000 square feet of new commercial something for everyone. space. Now that litigation is behind us, plans have been submitted, and it is anticipated that construction will begin Warmest regards, in late Fall 2018. Brian Saeki

JOIN OUR TEAM! The City of Covina continuously seeks energetic and knowledgeable individuals to fill current job vacancies for both full and part time employment. Learn more about how you can join the City team by visiting us online at www.covinaca.gov/hr. You may also subscribe to our online notification system to receive an email when the job you are interested in applying for becomes available.

4 Covina TODAY www.covinaca.gov Police Department Supervisory changes in the Police Department

Change is continual, and that has been the case Sergeant Josh Turner began his career with the so far in 2018 for the Covina Police Department. Covina Police Department as a Jailer in 2006. A year Promotional examinations and personnel changes later, he was hired as a Police Officer and sent to the have occurred for the positions of lieutenant and basic academy. Turner’s sergeant, where a dozen applicants competed for three solid work led him to an positions. After two examination processes, Sergeant assignment as a Tactical Dan Regan and Officers Michael Colburn and Josh Flight Officer with the Turner were promoted. Foothill Air Support Team These men have a combined 50 years of experience operating out of Pasadena in the Covina community. They have solid policing PD. There he assisted experiences that provide a sturdy foundation for their officers at various agencies with an in-the-air policing managing and supervisory roles in the organization. approach. Turner joined Covina’s Special Response Lieutenant Dan Regan began his career with the Team as an operator where he took on the critical Covina Police Department as a Jailer in 1990. In task of precision rifleman. He has also served as a October 1992, he was hired as detective handling complex investigations. In April a Police Officer, and since then 2018, Officer Turner was promoted to the rank of held many different assignments, Police Sergeant. including patrol officer, field Sergeant Michael Colburn began his career with training officer, K9 handler, the Covina Police Department in 2008. After burglary detective, special successfully completing the police academy, Colburn enforcement team detective and worked as a Patrol Officer, Field Training Officer crimes person detective. He has also been a member and Explorer Advisor. His successes led him to of the department’s Special Response Team since its assignments on the Special Response Team, Range inception in 2001, and is the Range Master for the Master and Detective. Colburn has received special department. Regan was recognized by the Covina recognition for his firearms Chamber of Commerce as the 2005 Police Officer skills and has played an integral of the Year for outstanding service and significant role on the department’s range contributions to the community. He was also honored staff, training others to better in 2009 as the California State Investigator of the their skill level. Because of his Year. As a Sergeant, he has held assignments in patrol skills, he transitioned into a and administration. For most of his career, Regan has leadership position on Special been instrumental in the department’s firearms and Response Team. In January tactical training. In April 2018, Sergeant Regan was 2018, Officer Colburn was promoted to the rank of promoted to Police Lieutenant. Police Sergeant.

VACCINATION AND LICENSING CLINIC FOR DOGS & CATS

Date & Time: Thursday, May 24, 6-7:30 pm Location: Covina Park Skating Rink, 301 N. Fourth Ave.

Sponsored by the Los Angeles County The Clinic is held on a first-come, first- Department of Animal Care and Control. served basis. Pet owners must be at For information concerning vaccines, least 18 years of age to participate. All clinic participation requirements, pet pets must be on leashes or in carriers health care information, and licensing, and only healthy and non-pregnant visit www.animalcare.lacounty.gov. animals will be vaccinated.

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The City of Covina, in likely delay traffic in the area. partnership with Los Angeles Everything possible will be done County, is excited to announce to minimize inconveniences. that the Grand Avenue The City of Covina is also Rehabilitation—Arrow Highway committed to supporting the to San Bernardino Road Project business community, and all will begin in early summer. This businesses will remain open project will repair more than a during construction. Please mile of Grand Avenue and replace continue to support our local the existing median landscaping businesses along Grand Avenue. with new drought tolerant plants Directional signage will assist in and hardscape improvements. accessing these businesses. Construction is anticipated to last Stay updated on the project four months. by visiting www.covinaca.gov or While the finished project will emailing engineering@covinaca. ensure this important road is gov or by calling (626) 384-5490 repaired, construction will cause to sign up for updates. street and driveway closures and

Capital Projects Under Construction

The Badillo South Water System Upgrade COVINA SENIOR AND COMMUNITY CENTER Project will consist of replacement of existing Work continues on the new Senior and Community water mainlines in the residential area bounded Center scheduled to open in late Spring 2019. The by Glendora Avenue, Badillo Street, Starglen building site has been fenced, and site grading and Drive, and Dexter Street. The project includes preparation is underway. Building plans were completed upsizing of the existing water main lines and and submitted for approval in April. A ground breaking installation of new gate valves, fire hydrants, and ceremony was held at the Kelby Park site on April 17. water services. Construction began in March and Senior center participants joined elected officials, city and is anticipated to be completed by the end of July. county staff, project team members, and senior service The first phase of the $5.7 millionTotal Road providers for the momentous occasion! Improvement Program (TRIP) to overlay/ reconstruct approximately 3.79 miles of local streets will begin construction in June with completion by the end of August. The Covina Bikeways Improvement Project will be completed in June with the installation of 8.81 miles of Class II and Class III Bike Lanes in key locations to improve transit connectivity. Recently completed capital projects include the installation of eight surveillance cameras at the Downtown Parking Structure and purchase of two Covina Transit vehicles which will enter service before the end of June.

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IMPORTANT ELECTION INFORMATION

Due to the requirements of Senate Bill SB 415, the date of Covina’s general municipal elections has been changed to March of even- numbered years, and elections will be consolidated with Los Angeles County. Terms of elected officials currently serving will be extended 2018 Arbor day by 12 months. The next Covina General Municipal Election will be held in March 2020. On March 10, 2018, in celebration THANK YOU TO OUR Consolidated elections are of Arbor Day more than 70 trees VOLUNTEERS! expected to increase voter turnout were planted in our community. A Sierra Vista Middle School and provide the City with much- special thanks to the 150+ volunteers students, parents, needed cost savings over stand-alone and partner agencies who dedicated and faculty elections. their time to help reforest Covina! Covina High School Those wishing to serve as precinct This was the City’s second annual students and faculty officers for future elections should tree planting effort, organized by the Charter Oak High School students and faculty contact the Los Angeles County Public Works Department and the IKEA Covina employees Registrar-Recorder’s Office at Parks and Recreation Department, in Covina’s T.E.A.M. lavote.net or call (800) 815-2666, partnership with the California Urban South Hills Kiwanis Option 7. Forest Council, West Coast Arborists, Key Club International The Covina City Clerk’s Office Inc., the Western Chapter of the Infinity Roller Derby may be reached at (626) 384-5430 or International Society of Arboriculture, LA Renegade Roller Girls Other community members via email at [email protected]. and the CalFire Urban and Community Forestry Grant.

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www.covinaca.gov Covina TODAY 13 14 PARKS & RECREATION Covina

TODAY Monday, May28(MemorialDay);Wednesday, July4(IndependenceDay);Monday, September3(LaborDay) Chair JanetSalmon,Vice-Chair RosieRichardson, ReginaldAllen,Yale Huang,JennyYu Day: FourthWednesday bimonthly(January, March, May, July, September, November) (Open Fridays:May11and25,June822,July620,August3,1731) PARKS &RECREATION DEPARTMENT Time: 6:30pmLocation: PARKS &RECREATION COMMISSION Email: [email protected] Monday-Thursday and alternate Fridays, Monday-Thursday andalternate 1250 N.HollenbeckAve. Commission Meetings: Holiday Closures: Office Hours: 10 am-5:45pm (626) 384-5340 Parks&Recreation office www.covinaca.gov CAMP COVINA Days/Time: Monday–Friday, 7 am–6 pm

SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM DATES:

Week Dates SUMMER CAMP- Ages 6-10 1 June 11-June 15 Join the fun! This structured summer day camp will 2 June 18-June 22 provide children with a fun, safe place to spend 3 June 25-June 29 their summer days. Campers will develop their 4 July 2-July 6 (no camp Wednesday, July 4) leadership skills while engaging in an exciting camp 5 July 9-July 13 experience. Activities, including arts & crafts, science 6 July 16-July 20 experiments, sports, games and more will be offered 7 July 23-July 27 daily. Splash Pad play offered three times per week. 8 July 30-August 3 Field trips/special event days will take place once 9 August 6-August 10 per week. Campers must bring their own lunch, and 10 August 13-August 17 snacks will be provided daily. Campers must be at least age 6 and have completed kindergarten prior to Register now! their first day of camp.

Completed Registration Paperwork must be submitted at Location: Cougar Park, 150 W. Puente St. the time of registration, NO EXCEPTIONS! Registration Fees: $135 per week/per child packet, program flyer with weekly themes, payment $108 (week 4 due to no camp on 7/4) options, refund policy and camp rules are available at the $10 T-shirt fee (a minimum of one CAMPS Parks & Recreation office and online at www.covinaca. T-shirt must be purchased – gov. For more information, call (626) 384-5340. NO EXCEPTIONS!)

SUMMER CAMP - Ages 11-13 Middle School Camp is aimed at providing a fast- paced and fun place for youth to spend their summer. Campers will be on the move all day long, participating in walking excursions, sports, field trips, science projects, special presentations and games. Campers will visit the Covina Public Library weekly and have the opportunity to participate in the Summer Reading Program. Campers must bring their own lunch, and snacks will be provided daily. Campers must be at least age 11 and have completed 5th grade prior to their first day of camp.

Location: Covina Park Teen Center, 301 N. Fourth Ave. Fees: $155 per week/per child $124 (week 4 due to no camp on 7/4)

www.covinaca.gov Covina TODAY 15 16 SPORTS Covina * NopracticeWednesday, July4(Program hasbeenextended oneday.) incorporate theskillstaught. fundamental skills,andscrimmagegamesare playedto developing ajoyforthesport.Theprogram covers individual skilldevelopmentbyraisingself-esteemand are ledbytrainedstaffwhoemphasizeeachchild’s participants inanoncompetitiveatmosphere. Sessions (9-11 years)programs provide instructionandfunfor The PeeWee (5-6years),Junior(7-8years)andYouth PEE WEE,JUNIORANDYOUTH age 3bythefirstdayofprogram -NOexceptions! weeks children playfriendlygames.Participantsmustbe part oftheprogram consistsofdrillsandthelastfew they canexperiencesportsforthefirsttime.The a funandexcitingnoncompetitiveenvironment inwhich The LittleTots program provides 3-to4-year-olds with LITTLE TOTS participants alsoreceive acap. together. Allparticipantsreceive at-shirt.T-ball/Softball All Youth Sportsprograms are coed–boysandgirlsplay YOUTH SPORTS SPORT Parent &MeBasketball

TODAY Parent &MeSoccer REGISTRATION FORFALL SOCCER,FLAGFOOTBALL ANDBASKETBALLCAMP BEGINSAUGUST 6! Little Tots Soccer Pee Wee Soccer Little Tots T-ball Pee Wee T-Ball Junior Softball Junior Soccer Youth Softball 3 yrs 18mos- AGE 9-11 yrs 7-8 yrs 5-6 yrs 3 yrs 18 mos- 7-8 yrs 5-6 yrs 3-4 yrs 3-4 yrs Saturdays Thursdays DAYS Tues. & Thurs Tues. & Thurs. Tues. & Thurs. Saturdays Mon. &Wed. Mon. &Wed.. Mon. &Wed. Tues. &Thurs. Saturdays 9:15-9:45 am 5-5:30 pm TIMES 7-7:50 pm 6-6:50 pm 6-6:50 pm 10-10:30 am 7-7:50 pm 6-6:50 pm 5-5:45 pm 5-5:45 pm 10-10:45 am 9-9:45 am, REGISTRATION DATES: (626) 384-5340 Parks &Recreation office,1250N.Hollenbeck Ave. REGISTRATION LOCATION: short informalscrimmagegame. tive playandsocialization.Theseasonconcludeswitha that encourageposi- exercises andgames through avarietyoffun each parent/child group sport. Coachesguide skills specifictoeach ning tobuildthebasic skills aswellbegin- ing participants’motor focuses ondevelop- months to3years gram forchildren 18 The Parent &Mepro- PARENT ANDME Now through thefirstweekofprogram oruntilfilled. $55 $55 FEE $94 $94 $94 $55 $94 $94 $94 $94 $70 June 30-August11 June 28-August9 PROGRAM DATES June 19-August9 June 19-August9 June 19-August9 June 30-August11 June 18-August13* June 18-August13* June 18-August13* June 19-August9 June 23-August11

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Leagues begin the week of June 17 Leagues begin the Monday, June 4 Monday,

Parks & Recreation office, Parks & Recreation 1250 N. Hollenbeck Ave. June 6, 6:30 pm Wednesday, (Summer 2018 Season) September 4, 6:30 pm Tuesday, (Fall 2018 Season) Leagues begin the week of September 13 Leagues begin the

Date: OED SLO-PITCH: LEAGUE DAYS: LEAGUE DAYS: C GAME LOCATIONS: Ave. Heyler Field, Badillo St. (between Grand on Royal Oak Middle School and Glendora Ave., campus) St. (south side of Savoy Field, 1359 E. Cypress Charter Oak High School) FEES: (10 games per season) $360 per season for new teams teams $325 per season for returning fee $24 per team per game umpire/scorekeeper due at time of Registration fee and forfeit bond are Registration fee includes computerized registration. scoring services, game balls, lights and field for first and second place maintenance, awards due at fees are Umpire/Scorekeeper teams only. each game at the game site. ADULT SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL SLO-PITCH ADULT League Softball by Major Coordinated SEASON DATES: AND INFORMATION: REGISTRATION menu (select “Programs” www.mlsoftball.com Visit or call (714) 289-1983, extension 2. and find Covina) DEADLINES: REGISTRATION Summer 2018: MANAGERS’ MEETINGS: MANDATORY Location: Monday, September 3 Fall 2018: Monday, Sunday, Thursday or Friday Sunday, Summer 2018: Fall 2018: ADULT SPORTS ADULT www.covinaca.gov COVINA TEEN SCENE

COVINA’S T.E.A.M. (Teens Endeavor to Accomplish More) Ages 13-17

Are you a teen who enjoys volunteering and helping around the community? Join Covina’s T.E.A.M. and participate in service projects and volunteer at community events each month. To be an active member, teens must attend a monthly meeting and one service opportunity each month. Attend the next meeting for more information.

COVINA’S T.E.A.M. MEETINGS Day & Time: Tuesdays, 6 pm Dates: June 5, July 10, August 14, September 4 Location: Cougar Park, 150 W. Puente St.

For information, please contact the Parks & Recreation office at (626) 384-5340. TEENS

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Covina Saturday, Nov. 10, 8:30 am-7:30 pm Nov. Saturday, $30 (lunch not included) October 10 Saturday, Oct.13, 1- 11:15 pm Oct.13, 1- Saturday, $64 (lunch not included)) September 13 Saturday, Sept. 8, 9:30 am- 5 pm Saturday, $80 (lunch included) August 8

Date & Time: Date & Time: Date & Time: Back by popular demand, a visit to Solvang for a full day of shopping, dining and exploring this wonderful village. Relish in the smell of aebleskiver and Danish sausages while Folk Dancers play and dance to a festive tune. sitting. Moderate to extensive walking and prolonged Fee: Refund Deadline: Fee: Refund Deadline: SOLVANG SIMPLY FILLMORE & WESTERN MURDER MYSTERY MURDER MYSTERY & WESTERN FILLMORE TOUR TRAIN RIDE “The Love train adventure Mystery a Murder Embark on of the '70s style spoof mood is set for a The Train.” characters on their Aloha Voyage popular "Love Boat" us costumes remind Entertainer’s the Love Train. aboard to be dancing-or dying-to the Disco just how fun it was stayin' alive - not as easy as it used Beat! "Stayin' alive, with a delicious lunch, hearty laughs to be." Complete sleuthing. Help solve a and some less-than-serious and be entertained. Moderate Or simply sit back murder! sitting. and prolonged to extensive walking Fee: Refund Deadline: TOUR IN GHOSTS & GRAVESTONES SAN DIEGO AND GASLAMP QUARTER Gaslamp QuarterStart with dinner and shopping in the begins. Dying to Take our evening adventure before a spirited anda Ride on the Dark Side? Join us for mystery entertaining tour built on stories, history, Diego whenand legends of the darker side of San feeling in is a different the sun goes down and there walking through Journey Old Town, through the air. El Campo Santo Cemetery and ending at the Whaley House, both sites of many paranormal reported According occurrences. Channel’s to the Travel Most America’s Haunted, the Whaley House is the most haunted house in the United States. Part of the tour is comfortable shoes or walking over varied terrains. Wear on tour must you will be “dead” on your feet! Walkers be able to fold up. Moderate to extensive walking and sitting. prolonged

CULTURAL EXCURSIONS CULTURAL Sunday, August 12, 10:30 am-6 pm Sunday, $25 (lunch not included) July 12 Monday, July 2, 4:30-11:30 pm Monday, $51 (dinner not included) June 4

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to extensive walking and prolonged sitting. to extensive walking and prolonged brand and label at deeply discounted prices. Moderate Fee: Refund Deadline: Premium Outlets where you’ll find almost every designer Outlets where Premium free to explore, shop and have lunch at the Camarillo to explore, free enjoy the beautifully manicured gardens. Next you are Next you are gardens. enjoy the beautifully manicured has been fully restored to 1930’s splendor. You will also You splendor. to 1930’s has been fully restored Victorian Mansion. This registered historic landmark Mansion. This registered Victorian centerpiece of the ranch is a beautiful 1892 Queen Anne CAMARILLO PREMIUM OUTLETS Join us for a docent led tour of the Camarillo Ranch. The CAMARILLO RANCH AND SHOPPING AT THE CAMARILLO RANCH AND SHOPPING AT

walking and prolonged sitting and standing. walking and prolonged be at your seat waiting for you! Moderate to extensivebe at your seat waiting for you! Moderate music, thrilling fireworks and more fun! Seat cushions will fun! Seat cushions and more music, thrilling fireworks will join the Go-Go’s for a spectacular evening of patriotic for a spectacular evening will join the Go-Go’s Fee: Refund Deadline: and “We Got the Beat.” The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra Hollywood Bowl Orchestra Got the Beat.” The and “We will grace the stage with hit singles “Our Lips Are Sealed” with hit singles “Our Lips Are will grace the stage own instruments to ever top the Billboard charts. They ever top the Billboard own instruments to band that both wrote their own songs and played their their band that both wrote made history as the first – and to date, only – all femalemade history as the SEAT CUSHIONS INCLUDED! SEAT The Go-Go’s have the beat! will forever The Go-Go’s registering and are also available at www.covinaca.gov. and are registering WITH THE GO-GO’S, SPECTACULAR policies, including refund policy will be provided when provided policy will be refund policies, including BOWL FIREWORKS HOLLYWOOD and alternate trip am-5:45 pm. Complete Fridays, 10 Avenue, (626) 384-5340. Office hours are Mon.-Thurs. are Mon.-Thurs. Office hours (626) 384-5340. Avenue, Parks & Recreation Department, 1250 N. Hollenbeck 1250 N. Department, Parks & Recreation Preregistration is required for all trips. Register at the for all trips. is required Preregistration STANDING OVATION ACTING CAMP CLASSES This camp is full of theater games and exercises geared to bring children out of their shell while having a ton of To register or for more information, please call or fun! They’ll learn public speaking and the fundamentals of come by the Parks & Recreation Department, 1250 acting. Great for kids looking to get started in the acting N. Hollenbeck Ave. (626) 384-5340. Office hours are field or just simply looking to have an exciting time. Kids Monday-Thursday and alternate Fridays, 10 am-5:45 will put on a show at the end of camp. Ages 5-13. pm. For complete class registration and refund policies, Instructor: Joshua Prisk visit www.covinaca.gov. Location: Covina Park, Recreation Hall Dates: July 23-27 NOTE TO PARENTS OF CHILD PARTICIPANTS: Days & Times: Monday-Friday, 9 am-12 pm A consent form must be signed by a parent or legal Fee: $110/1 week, plus $10 material fee guardian before a child can participate in any class. If someone other than a parent will be bringing a child to register at the first day of class, the mail-in GYMNASTICS CAMP registration form must be signed by the parent or Gymnastics, fun, sports and activities to keep students legal guardian and brought with the child to class. For moving all week long! All campers must bring their own mail-in registration, see page 47. snack and lunch each day. Ages 4-14. Instructor: Charter Oak Gymnastics Staff CLASS LOCATIONS: Location: Charter Oak Gymnastics, Hollfelder Teen Center, 301 N. Fourth Avenue (Covina 841 N. Dodsworth Ave. Park) Dates: June 11-15 (Register by June 8) Recreation Hall, 340 N. Valencia Pl. (Covina Park) Days & Times: Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm Hollenbeck Park, 1250 N. Hollenbeck Avenue Fee: $160/1 week Cougar Park, 150 W. Puente Street Wingate Park, 735 N. Glendora Avenue Lark Ellen Elementary School, 4555 N. Lark Ellen CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH Avenue SOCCER CAMPS CLASS INSTRUCTORS WANTED British Soccer Camps provide young players with the Do you have a special talent or skill that you would like rare opportunity to receive high level soccer coaching to share with your community, why not teach a class? from a team of international experts right in their CLASSES We are always looking for certified or trained Instructor:s community. All players receive soccer ball, t-shirt, end to help enrich our class program. Can you teach foreign of camp gift and personalized player evaluation. Ages languages, violin, flute, preschool academics, vocal, 3-16. health and wellness, tutoring or dance? If you are Location: Hollenbeck Park, Field interested, please submit an Instructor Proposal form, Dates: June 25-29 available at www.covinaca.gov. Instructor: Challenger British Soccer Staff SUMMER CAMPS FIRST KICKS & MINI SOCCER This class is a FUNdamental introduction to the very ENGINEERING CLUB CAMP basic elements of the game of soccer. Coaches guide your youngest players through a series of skill building Students will explore Mechanical, Civil, Aerospace, activities, fun games, stories and music. Ages 3-5. and Electrical Engineering as they construct windmills, Days & Times: Monday-Friday, 8-9 am levers, pulleys, rockets, and build a simple circuit. Fee: $93/1 week Students will use the Engineering Design Process to design, create, test, and refine a variety of machines and mechanical systems. Ages 7-14. HALF DAY CAMP Instructor: Engineering for Kids Each day includes individual foot skills, technical Location: Covina Park, Recreation Hall drills, tactical practices, small-sided games, coached Dates: June 18-22 or June 25-29 scrimmages, and a daily world cup tournament. Days & Times: Monday-Friday, 9 am-12 pm Equally important, the coaches provide lessons in self- Fee: $150/1 week, plus $15 material fee discipline, good sportsmanship, and respect for others and for the game. Ages 6-16. Days & Times: Monday-Friday, 9:15 am-12:15 pm Fee: $139/1 week

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Covina July 30-August 2 $100/1 week, plus $40 material fee July 9-12 or August 6-9 July 9-12 or August $40 material fee $110/1 week, plus July 16-19 $100/1 week, plus $40 material fee

Fee: Fee: Fee: ROCKIN ROCKET SCIENTISTS on a trajectory from space explorers Set your future of our the outer reaches to atmosphere our Earth’s will bring them closer to the stars, solar system! We of planets, and comets. Learn secrets about the rocket science and even participate in a live rocket summer for launch. Join our space academy this Rocket included. some out of this world fun! Skyblazer Ages 6-12. Dates: JUNIOR ROBOT ENGINEERS JUNIOR design and build Science engineers Junior Mad imaginations. tools and their using simple structures machines, how different discover children Then the lives! used in our daily are and complex, both simple we’ve learned use skills to build a Mad Science We while learning that we can keep, all the science robot Robot included. Ages 6-12. O.W.I. of robotics! Dates: THUMBS LITTLE GREEN without STEMs. blossom can’t Flowers and minds designed for inquisitive pre-K This camp is specially with Kids discover how to paint or Kinder-“Gardners”. and a bug model, start their own garden wind, create needs to make their plants grow! learn what nature included. Ages 3-5. Must be potty trained. T-shirt Dates: Lark Ellen Elementary, Room 6 Room Elementary, Lark Ellen pm 9 am-12 Monday-Thursday, July 9-13 8:30-11:30 am Monday-Friday, $65/1 week June 25-29 June 18-22 Covina High School Gym, 463 S. Hollenbeck Ave. Session 1: June 11-15

June 25-28 or August 13-16 $100/1 week, plus $40 material fee June 11-14 or July 23-26 $100/1 week, plus $40 material fee

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Session 4: Session 3: Session 2: WINGS AND THINGS principles of flight and build the basic Explore the natural world and the adaptions airplanes. Explore and beasts to thrive. Have fun finding that allow birds pour creatures, smallest and magnifying nature’s discover what owls plaster casts of animal tracks, and behind! Lab coat eat and identify the bones they leave included. Ages 6-12. Dates:

CHEMICAL DETECTIVES CHEMICAL Magic? No, it’s a walk science! Take on the wild side in this crazy week of sleuth science. as Have a ton of fun we whip up potions and experiment with all kinds of chemical Then use reactions. everything you’ve learned to solve the figure even Sherlock couldn’t Mad Science Mystery, 6-12. included. Ages this one out! T-shirt Dates: Days & Times: MAD SCIENCE CAMPS SCIENCE MAD

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great attitude. Ages 8-14. attitude. great Must wear basketball shoes and bring bottled water and a championships. Camp drawstring back pack included. shooting contests, team competitions and one-on-one FUN in FUNdamentals by including lay-up, free throw and throw FUN in FUNdamentals by including lay-up, free shooting, footwork, defense and rebounding. We put the We shooting, footwork, defense and rebounding. is given in the areas of ball handling, passing, dribbling, is given in the areas communication and skill development. Detailed instruction players. Build confidence through team play, positive team play, players. Build confidence through foundation for those wanting to grow as basketball foundation for those wanting to grow Boys and girls welcome! This camp provides a strong a strong Boys and girls welcome! This camp provides NICK MASI MVP BASKETBALL CAMP NICK MASI MVP BASKETBALL 22 CLASSES Covina Days &Times: Ninjago. Ages5-6. instructor whileexploringthefantasyworldof LEGO projects withtheguidanceofanexperienced mighty Dragon!Imagineandbuilduniquefun Fire Temple, raceSkull Trucks, andencounterthe thewayofSpinjitzu,build Ninjaneer! Learn Enter theworldofNinjagoandbecomeanapprentice NINJANEERING WITHLEGO® Days &Times: level. Ages7-11. new andreturning studentstoengineeratthenext environment. Anexperiencedinstructorwillchallenge and explore yourcraziestideasinasupportive and Battletracks!Designbuildasneverbefore, such asCatapults,PneumaticCranes,Arch Bridges, and architecture through engineer-designed projects Apply real-world conceptsinphysics,engineering, TEKnologies andtensofthousandsLEGO®parts! Power onyourengineeringskillswithPlay-Well STEM CHALLENGEWITHLEGO® Days &Times: experienced Play-Well Instructor. Ages5-6 LEGO® buildingsystemwiththeguidanceofan can explore theendlesscreative possibilitiesofthe own uniquedesign!Newandreturning students Go-Rounds. Thenusespecialpiecestocreate your such asBoats,Snowmobiles,Catapults,andMerry- of LEGO®parts!Buildengineer-designed projects Tap intoyourimaginationwithtensofthousands INTRO TOSTEMWITHLEGO® with theLEGO®Group. projects are takenhome.Thisclassisnotaffiliated System componentsare usedeachday, however, no fun through buildingprojects. LEGO®Technic and and terminology, andgainconfidencewhilehaving engineering,architecture,learn physicsconcepts gain problem-solving andcriticalthinkingskills, Engineering toKids’forover12years.Participants Play-Well TEKnologieshasbeen‘Teaching BY POPULARDEMAND! ENGINEERING WITHLEGO®-BACK

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Monday-Friday, 8-11am July 9-13 Monday-Friday, 12-3pm June 11-15 Monday-Friday, 8-11am June 11-15 $130/1 week Covina Park,Recreation Hall Play-Well TEKnologiesStaff Days &Times: and engineeringtodefeattheEmpire. Ages5-6. motorized andarchitectural projects withimagination and settlementsfrom agalaxyfaraway. Create X-Wings, R2Units,Energy Catapults,DefenseTurrets, by designingandbuildingprojects suchasLEGO course foryoungJedi!Explore engineeringprinciples The Force Awakens inthisintroductory engineering JEDI ENGINEERINGWITHLEGO® Days &Times: Ninjago. Ages7-11. and architecture whileexploringthefantasyworldof realmasters willlearn worldconcepts inengineering battle skills!Inthisadvancedcamp,Ninjaneering design theDarkFortress, andhoneyourSpinjitzu Tame theIceDragon,motorizeyourBladeCycle, Master theworldofNinjagoandbecomeaNinjaneer! LEGO® NINJANEERING MASTERSWITH Days &Times: far away. Ages7-11. complex machinesandstructures from agalaxyfar Cloud Cities,Settlements,Fortresses, andother X-Wings, AT-AT walkers,PodRacers,StarDestroyers, pneumatics, andeccentricmotion.BuildLEGO concepts suchasgeartrains,wormdrives, course foryoungJedi!Discoverkeyengineering The Force Awakens inthisADVANCED engineering LEGO® JEDI MASTERENGINEERINGWITH Dates: Dates: Dates: Monday-Friday, 8-11am August 6-10 Monday-Friday, 12-3pm July 9-13 Monday-Friday, 12-3pm August 6-10 www.covinaca.gov CLASSES 23 TODAY

Covina A.R.T.S. Inc., 973 E. Badillo St., Ste B A.R.T.S. (last class at Wingate Park) Session I-June 13; Session II-July 11; Session III-August 8 4-6 pm Wednesday, $45/3 weeks, plus $15 material fee, (Session I only), $60/4 weeks, plus $35 material fee Christina Meacham Room 5 Lark Ellen Elementary, 9 am-12 pm June 16, Saturday, plus $5 material fee $35/1 day, Thu Borjas Hall Recreation Covina Park, June 11 5-12) 3:20-3:50 pm (Ages Monday, $96/8 weeks Thu Borjas Room 6 Lark Ellen Elementary, June 13 4-4:45 pm (Ages 5-7), Wednesday, 4:45 pm-5:30 pm (Ages 8-12) $96/8 weeks

Fee: Fee: Fee: Fee: Location: Location: Location: Location: Instructor: Instructor: Instructor: Beginning: Beginning: Beginning: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: Date & Time: ROCKET BUILDING WORKSHOP ROCKET BUILDING WORKSHOP INC! RETURNS WITH A.R.T.S. Design, build, paint Learn to build your own rocket! Experience a fun-filled science and launch your rocket. learning many aspects of motion and force project Participants is MANDATORY. art. Preregistration through launch at Wingate meet for the last class and rocket Ages 10-14. Park, 735 N. Glendora Ave. “IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS” ETIQUETTE CLASS Learn everyday etiquette, tact, table manners, handling class emphasizes bullying and social situations. Teen friends, social manners at home and with family, Ages 8-12. settings and more. AUTISM MOVEMENT THERAPY MOVEMENT AUTISM kids for program movement and music structured A fun, and other learningwith autism class disabilities. This and motor skills social skills, communication focuses on 5-12. Ages positive learningskills in a environment. YOUR DRUM RHYTHM OF drums, music and uses Djembe This music program and to expression for creative rhythm as modalities motor skills, communication and enhance social skills, skills in kids with special needs. functional academic July 4. Ages 5-12. No class Covina Park, Recreation Hall Covina Park, Recreation July 30-August 3 am 9-11 Monday-Friday, $100/1 week Covina Park, Recreation Hall Covina Park, Recreation July 16-20 am 9-11 Monday-Friday, $100/1 week : Vihulu Villagran & Diana De la Cruz Villagran Vihulu Kinder Room Lark Ellen Elementary, June 13 4-5 pm Wednesday, $40/8 weeks, plus $15 material fee

Dates: Dates: Fee: Location Location: Location: Instructor: YOUTH SPECIAL INTEREST Days & Times: Fee: Preschool children explore the world of H.A. and explore children Preschool Rey in this five day workshop full of art Margaret Curious George and books. Each day a different draw a will children Afterwards, book will be read. Rembrandts lesson which incorporates one Young Children’s together. aspect of the book just read as and imagination will play together creativity to life through students bring their favorite books your curious artist their detailed drawings! Enroll today! Ages 4-5. NEW! CURIOUS GEORGE NEW! CURIOUS GEORGE PRESCHOOL DRAWING NEW! STEAMIN’ UP SUMMER UP NEW! STEAMIN’ DRAWING engineers, andCalling all artists, scientists, a new Rembrandts has math lovers! Young ways your child can explore workshop filled with of STEAM! This five-daythe fascinating world into a discipline everyday soworkshop will dive learn their possibilities. Studentsthat all children sciences, new types of illustrate different of engineering and feats technologies, incredible crazy - all while creating striking math principals every brain is growing child’s awesome art. Your 6-12. wait to get started! Ages can’t day! We All materials are included. included. are All materials Days & Times: Fee: YOUNG REMBRANDTS DRAWING DRAWING REMBRANDTS YOUNG WORKSHOPS Beginning: Day & Time: Toddlers will experience learning fun through play, such play, will experience learning fun through Toddlers as painting, solving puzzles, playing with play dough. little one will be discovering phonics, shapes, Your colors, numbers, days of the week and months of the Ages required. participation Parent songs. through year 18 months-3 years. No class July 4. ALL MATERIAL FEES must be paid to Instructors at first class. FEES must be paid to Instructors ALL MATERIAL TOTS NEW! TOTALLY

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Fee: Instructor: recommended. Ages9-17. and childdevelopmenteducation. Preregistration is children. Includes noncertifiedinfantandchildCPR handling emergencies, andproviding play activitiesfor Provides guidelinesforchildcare, accidentprevention, BABYSITTER TRAININGSEMINAR CHESS Fee: Beginning: Instructor: Parent participationrequired. Ages1-3.NoclassJuly26. Fun movement,musicandexercise forparent andchild. PARENT &MEWIGGLESGIGGLES Fee: Beginning: Instructor: craft projects. Ages1-3.Parent participationrequired. with instruments,balls,scarves,andmakingsimple Have funtogethermovingtomusic,singing,playing PARENT &METINYTOTFUN the basicsofmagicandsleighthand.Ages8-17 Learn MAGIC FORYOUTH Fee: Beginning: Instructor: their comfortzone.Ages6-13. performance andchallengethemtoperformoutsideof teach themtoworktogethertowards asuccessful scripts andvarioustheatergamesdesignedto Children thebasicsofactingthrough learn simple DRAMA CIRCLE Date &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Beginning: Instructor:

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$65/8 weeks,plus$10materialfee Tuesday, 4-5pm June 19 Lark EllenElementary, Room4 Devin ThomasMeasom Saturday, July21,9 am-12:30pm $40/1 day Lark EllenElementary, Room 5 Craig’s CPR &FirstAidTraining $30/6 weeks,plus$10materialfee Thursday, 11:15am-12pm June 14 Cougar Park Terri Thomas $35/7 weeks,plus$10materialfee Tuesday, 6:15-7pm June 19 Covina Park,Recreation Hall Terri Thomas $64/8 weeks,plus$10materialfee 11 am-12pm(Advanced) Saturday, 10-11am(Beginning), June 16 Lark EllenElementary, Room6 Joshua Prisk $50/8 weeks Tuesday, 5-6pm June 19 Lark EllenElementary, Room4 Devin ThomasMeasom . Fee: grub forboysandgirls.Ages18mos.-5years. treasure chestoffunwithgames,crafts,andpirate forget Xmarksthespotwhere youcanopenthe party inafairytalelandfarbeyondtheseas.Don’t Ahoy matey!Drop anchor anddiscoverapirate PIRATE FAIRIES PARTY PIRATES, PIRATE PRINCESSES & patriotic craftandhaveatastysnack.Ages1-4. white, andbluewithmusicdance,makea some safefunbefore allthefireworks! Fly red, Sparkle withjoyasyouandyourlittleonehave 4th OFJULY TOTPARTY Parent participationrequired intheseclasses. Fee: must wearclosed-toewatershoes.Ages1-3. potty trainedmustwearswimdiaper. Allchildren sunblock. Children 2yearsandunderwhoare not and haveacoolsnack.Don’t forget yourtoweland in splashpads,blowbubbles,playwatergames Tots comeinyourbathingsuitsandsplishsplash SPLISH SPLASHTOTPARTY

Ages 10-Adult. INTRO TOMICROSOFT OFFICE INTRO TOTYPING & POWERPOINT INTRO TOMICROSOFTWORD Beginning: Please bringCovinaLibrarycard. TOT PARTIES WITHTERRITHOMAS Date &Time: Date &Time: Date &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Location: COMPUTER CLASSESWITHAGI Location: Location: Location: Fee: Fee:

Tuesday, 9:15-10am Tuesday, 10-10:45 am Tuesday, 6:30-7:15pm $105/8 weeks,plus$10labfee June 12 234 N.SecondAve Covina PublicLibrary, $6/1 day, plus$5materialfee Friday, July20,1-2pm Covina Park,Recreation Hall $6/1 day, plus$5materialfee Wednesday, July4,11am-12pm Covina Park,Recreation Hall $6/1 day, plus$5materialfee Friday, August24,12-1pm Cougar Park ACADEMY Ages 8-14. Ages 6-14. www.covinaca.gov

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Covina Ages 13-17. - Ages 10-12. Ages 11-13 Ages 12-14. June 26 4:30-6:30 pm Tuesday, June 28 2-4 pm Thursday, Academic Academy Staff Lark Ellen, Room 6 $99/5 weeks, plus $10 material fee June 26 2-4 pm Tuesday, June 28 4:30-6:30 pm Thursday,

Myrna Rodriguez Cougar Park June 29 6:30-7:20 pm Friday, $25 material fee for $65/6 weeks, plus fee for siblings first child, $10 material

Location: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: Location: This Common Core based course includes This Common Core of elementary mathematics and principles, review rules to signed numbers, beginning introduction equations. . for algebraic evaluations and algebraic Beginning: This Common Core based course includes This Common Core variables and algebraic equations, integers, inequalities and simplifying expressions. Beginning: This Common Core based course includes This Common Core to geometric definitions and an introduction constructions, congruence and measurement, and theorems. skills, proofs reasoning Beginning: ELEMENTARY MATH - MATH ELEMENTARY PRE-ALGEBRA - ALGEBRA - HIGH SCHOOL GEOMETRY ACADEMIC ACADEMY CLASSES ACADEMIC ACADEMY Instructor: Fee: This Common Core based class covers concepts This Common Core problems. of math, basic fact practice and word Beginning: Day & Time: BAMBOLEO (AMIGUITOS) BAMBOLEO Bamboleo in Spanish. and sing dance, play Kids joyous and their families young children classes offer in the Spanish while being immersed experiences the world. The program parts of different from language crafts and storytelling, music and movement, includes with a passport stamped Get your home resources. season. Every session is a new new location every Ages 2-4. is required. participation experience! Parent Instructor: Beginning: Fee:

Tuesday, 6-7 pm Tuesday, Tuesday, 5-6 pm Tuesday, Tuesday, 4-5 pm Tuesday, Lark Ellen Elementary, Kinder Room Kinder Room Lark Ellen Elementary, June 12 $70/7 weeks, plus $10 material fee Thursday, 6-7 pm Thursday, $77/7 weeks, plus $10 material fee Thursday, 4-5 pm Thursday, $5 material fee $77/7 weeks, plus Epic Kids Programs Staff Programs Epic Kids 4 Room Elementary, Lark Ellen June 14 YOUTH ACADEMICS YOUTH

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Location: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: COMMON CORE READING designed to be are standards The Common Core world skills that students need to the real relevant for academic success now and beyond. This class ability by helps students build their comprehension working on the following: academic vocabulary, cause & effect, main idea, fact drawing inferences, & opinion, and vocabulary building. COMMON CORE WRITING expect that Standards The Common Core their communication skills in students improve both conversations and written language. This meanings, class helps students determine word learn writing the nuances of words, appreciate of words. conventions and expand their repertoire Students are provided exercises with addition, exercises provided Students are fractions, subtraction, place value, geometry, models Concrete time and money. measurement, sense, used to help students develop number are skills. mental math and problem-solving COMMON CORE MATH Ages 7-9. LEARNING WITH MONICA VELARDE LEARNING WITH MONICA Beginning: Fee:

Day & Time: Day & Time: Fee: building, rockets, elephant toothpaste and more! building, rockets, scientific method. Experiments include slime, structure slime, structure scientific method. Experiments include Students learn the experimental basics by using the Fee: KIDS NEWTON’S LAB

to introduce kids to the Spanish language! kids to the Spanish to introduce Our founding program uses an interactive learning uses an interactive style Our founding program Beginning: EXPLORERS SPANISH Instructor: Every session is a new experience! Ages 6-12. is a new experience! Every session EPIC KIDS PROGRAM CLASSES PROGRAM EPIC KIDS ALL MATERIAL FEES must be paid to Instructors at first class. at first Instructors paid to must be FEES ALL MATERIAL www.covinaca.gov 26 CLASSES Covina Fee: Beginning Fee: Beginning: Instructor: Ages 6-12. finals withoilpastels,paint,sand,watercolor andclay. impressionism andstilllife art.Studentscreate artistic This fineartsclassincludestechniquesinpopart, CREATIVE KIDSSTUDIO Fee: Beginning: Instructor: parents’ help.Ages18mos.-4 yrs. Little handsenjoyputtingthesecraftstogetherwith FUN EDIBLECRAFTS ALL MATERIAL FEESmustbepaidtoInstructorsatfirstclass. Fee: Beginning: Instructor: Ages 5-9. WATERCOLOR PAINTING Instructor: Parent participationrequired. Ages2-4. Fun craftactivitiesdesignedtobringoutcreativity. TINY TOTARTS &CRAFTS Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time:

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$30/6 weeks,plus$12materialfee Friday, 4-4:30pm June 22 Covina Park,Recreation Hall $77/7 weeks,plus$10materialfee Thursday, 5-6pm June 14 Lark EllenElementary, Room4 Epic KidsPrograms Staff $12/2 weeks,plus$8materialfee Tuesday, 6:15-7pm August 7 Covina Park,Recreation Hall Terri Thomas $45/6 weeks,plus$15materialfee Friday, 4:45-5:30pm June 22 Covina Park,Recreation Hall Terri Thomas Terri Thomas molds, andsculpting.Ages6-13. such ascoilbuiltpots,plates,mobiles,press Create handbuiltceramicprojects andsculptures, HAND BUILT CERAMICS Preregistration isMANDATORY. NoclassJuly4. Location: A.R.T.S Inc.,973E.BadilloSt.,SteB ART CLASSESWITHA.R.T.S. INC. 12-17. with MasterArtistBernard StanleyHoyes.Ages Class consistsoflecture, lifedrawingandpainting MASTER ARTIST CLASS Day &Time: techniques. Ages6-13. values, measuring,andanintroduction topainting drawingconceptssuchaslines,shapes, Learn DRAWING &PAINTING tools, andpresentation skills.Ages8-13. Perform poetryandspokenword, developverbal WRITING &PERFORMINGARTS Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Beginning: Beginning: Beginning: Beginning: Fee: Fee: Fee: Fee: Monday, 4-6pm

$50/4 weeks, plus $35 material fee $50/4 weeks,plus$35materialfee Thursday, 4-6pm Session III-August9 Session II-July12; Session I-June14; $50/4 weeks, plus$35materialfee Tuesday, 4-6pm Session III-August7 Session II-July10; Session I-June12; $50/4 weeks,plus$35materialfee Session III-August6 Session II-July9; Session I-June11; $50/4 weeks,plus$15materialfee Thursday, 4-6pm Session III-August9 Session II-July12; Session I-June14; www.covinaca.gov CLASSES 27 TODAY

Covina Monday, 4-4:45 pm Monday, $50/8 weeks Monday, 4:45-5:30 pm, Monday, 3:15-4 pm Wednesday, or 10-10:45 am 9-9:45 am Saturday, $40/8 weeks 5:30-6:20 pm (Ages 5-6) Monday, 4-4:50 pm (Ages 5-6) Wednesday, (Ages 7-12); 8-8:50 am Saturday, 11-11:50 am (Ages 5-6) $50/8 weeks

Nina Alas 13 June 12 or 4:15-5:15 pm, Tuesday, 5-6 pm Wednesday, $40/8 weeks Thomas Terri June 22 3:15-3:45 pm Friday, $30/6 weeks Thomas Terri Cougar Park June 14 9:30-10:10 am Thursday, $35/8 weeks

Fee: Fee: Fee: Fee: Fee: Fee: Day & Time: Location: BEGINNING TAP - Ages 5-12 BEGINNING TAP shoes required. Tap DANCE WITH SHAWNA COOK DANCE WITH SHAWNA Ballet shoes required. recommended. Ballet attire 13 or 16. No class July 4. Beginning: June 11, TINY TOTS BALLET - Ages 3-4 Day & Times: BEGINNING BALLET - Ages 5-12 Day & Times: Instructor: Instructor: Instructor: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: MODERN CONTEMPORARY HIP HOP HIP CONTEMPORARY MODERN with moderncombined Hip Hop of A mixture comfortable Wear dance techniques. contemporary July 4. Ages 8-12. No class shoes. clothes, closed-toe Beginning: BABY BOOGIE and sing using scarves, Boogie, jump, dance participation bags. Parent instruments and bean Ages 18 months-2 years. required. Beginning: DANCE BABY BALLET/CREATIVE and ballet Ballet attire participation required. Parent 26. Ages 2-4. No class July shoes recommended. Beginning: Monday, 5-5:45 pm Monday, Monday, 4-4:45 pm Monday, Lark Ellen Elementary, Kinder Room Lark Ellen Elementary, June 18 $60/6 weeks Auburn Haney Cougar Park June 14 6:30-7:15 pm (Ages 3-5), Thursday, 7:20-8:05pm (Ages 6-12) $98/13 weeks Auburn Haney Cougar Park June 13 7-7:45 pm Wednesday, $90/12 weeks

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Fee: Fee: Location: Location: Location: Day & Time: BASICS OF ELEMENTARY AND BASICS OF ELEMENTARY DRAWING CARTOON of This class combines our essential basics cartoon curriculum. drawing and our humorous drawing skill, understanding of Students improve art vocabulary as well as concepts, and increase that silly characters and story sequences create tell jokes. Ages 6-12. Day & Time: Class is specifically designed with the needs of Class is specifically a positive, provide young learnersin mind. We learn while students to nurturing environment them for skills that prepare draw and develop draw and color fun, As students Kindergarten. practice following directions familiar objects, they and staying on task. Ages 4-5. PRESCHOOL DRAWING PRESCHOOL All new lessons that meet California that meet All new lessons State are Arts. All materials for Visual Standards included. YOUNG REMBRANDTS DRAWING DRAWING REMBRANDTS YOUNG CLASSES Beginning: Day & Times: Day & Times: Ballet attire, tap and ballet shoes required. Ages 3-12. tap and ballet shoes required. Ballet attire, Instructor: Beginning: BALLET, TAP AND JAZZ TAP BALLET, KID’S FLAMENCO Learn the fundamentals and basic techniques of long skirt and shoes with a Flamenco. Dance attire, heel or “character” shoes. Ages 4-12. No class July 4. Instructor: Beginning: Fee: ALL DANCE CLASSES take place at the Recreation the Recreation ALL DANCE CLASSES take place at noted). Hall, Covina Park (unless otherwise www.covinaca.gov 28 CLASSES Covina Day &Time: Beginning: Instructor: become fitandstronger everyweek.Ages5-13. even realize howhard theyare working.Watch them challenges. Thekidswillhavesomuchfun,theywon’t program forboysandgirls.Circuit training,relays and Preregistration isMANDATORY. Thisisafunexercise KIDS FITNESS Day &Time: Beginning: Instructor: completed todeterminelevelatregistration. Ages6-12. themselves. Questionnaire assessmentmust be technique andprovide themwithafunway toexpress participants gainsocialskills,confidenceinmastering and maintainingself-control. Thisprogram willhelp plans, aswellguidancewithfollowingdirections other physicalactivitieswillbeincludedinlesson needs andcapabilities.Gymnastics,dance from classesthatare specificallydesignedtofittheir Preregistration isMANDATORY. Children willbenefit – MILD/MODERATE DISABILITY ADAPTIVE GYMNASTICS&MOVEMENT Beginning: 3-4. NoclassJuly26. Ballet attire, tapandballetshoesrecommended. Ages TINY TOTTAP ANDBALLET Day &Time: Instructor: Location: Location: Location:

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YOUTH FITNESS Gymnastics insurance/material feepaid toStars 11:45 am-12:30pm(Ages 9-13), 4:15-5 pmorSaturday, 11-11:45 am(Ages5-8),Thursday, Monday, 4:15-5pmorSaturday, Session III-August2,4or6 Session II-July2,5or7, Session I-June2,4or7, 410 N.AzusaAve., Covina Stars Gymnastics, Nick Bueno,StarsGymnasticsStaff material feepaidtoStarsGymnastics (Moderate), $3nonrefundable insurance/ 4:15-5 pm(Moderate) Monday, 3:30-4:15pm(Mild); Session III-August6 Session I-June4,II-July2, 410 N.AzusaAve., Covina Stars Gymnastics, Stars GymnasticsStaff $27/4 weeks,$3nonrefundable $56/4 weeks(Mild),$64/4 $40/8 weeks Thursday, 10:15-11am June 14 Cougar Park Terri Thomas

multiple days. that dayfortheentire session.Mayenroll for Must chooseonedaywhenregistering and attend Oak Gymnasticsatmaingymonfirstdayofclass. $5 nonrefundable insurancefeepaidtoCharter Fee: Beginning: No classJuly2-7andSeptember3-8. months-3 yearsrequires parent participation. basic gymnasticskillsandfundamentals.Ages18 and acrobatic skills.Gymnasticclassesintroduce Acrobatics agilityskills,balance,climbing learn Preregistration isMANDATORY. InUrban URBAN ACROBATICS BEGINNING GYMNASTICSAND Location: 6 &up Urban Acrobatics 6 &up 4-5 yrs. 3 yrs. 18 mos.- AGES

$55/5 weeks,SessionII. $77/7 weeks,SessionI, Session II-August6,7,8,9or11 Session I-June11,12,13,14or16 841 N.DodsworthAve, Covina or MainGym(Ages6&up) My JungleGym(18mos.-5yrs.) Charter OakGymnastics, or Sat. Wed. or Sat. Wed. Tues. or Mon. or or Sat. Thurs. Wed. or Tues. or Mon. or Saturday Thurs. Tues. or Mon. or DAYS 9-10 am 3-4 pm 9-10 am 3-4 pm 9-9:50 am 3-3:50 pm 9-9:50 am 3-3:50 pm TIMES www.covinaca.gov CLASSES 29 TODAY

Covina 4:15-5 pm 12-12:45 pm 5:15-6 pm 1-2 pm 6-6:45 pm 2:15-3 pm 7-8 pm 3:15-4:15 pm

Ages 5-12 Ages 13-Adult Miguel Parada Hall Covina Park, Recreation June 14 or 16 25) (Belt Test-August Steve Wong Auditorium Lark Ellen Elementary, June 13 5-7), 4:30- 5:15 pm (Ages 5:30-7 pm (Ages 8-Adult) 5-7), $50/10 weeks (Ages 8-Adult) $60/10 weeks (Ages Thursday Saturday Thursday Saturday Thursday Saturday Thursday Saturday

Fee: $72/11 weeks - Thursday or Saturday $72/11 weeks - Thursday or Saturday $94/11 weeks - both Thurs. & Sat. (combo) Location: Location: Instructor: Instructor: Beginning: Beginning: All Levels Beginning Advanced I

JU JITSU arts combining the Japanese martial Traditional Aikido and Kendo of Judo, Karate, aspects different on self-defense. Optional one time with an emphasis Belt testing paid to instructor. $30-$50 uniform fee 5-Adult. No class July 4. fee if applicable. Ages Wednesday, Days & Times: KWON DO TAE BEGINNING/ADVANCED self-discipline, self- Class focuses on respect, and mentalesteem, positive attitude, self-defense and No class August 25 and physical awareness. September 1. Days & Times: Advanced II Fee: Optional one time $45-$50 uniform fee paid to the Test fee if Instructor: at first class. $28-$43 Belt applicable. YOUTH AND ADULT MARTIAL ARTS MARTIAL AND ADULT YOUTH Dale Garrison Hall Covina Park, Recreation June 24 5-11); 10:30-11:30 am (Ages (Ages 12-Adult) 11:30 am-12:30 pm $67/8 weeks Friday, 6-7 pm Friday, $45/8 weeks Dan Layne Hall, Recreation Covina Park June 15 Dan Layne Hall, Covina Park Recreation June 15 7:15-8:45 pm Friday, $60/8 weeks

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TAI CHI MOVEMENT & RELAXATION TAI movementsThis easy to learn relaxed system of and a workout without physical strength provides focus and regain the mind’s exhaustion. Improve lost ability of motion. Ages 12-Adult. Instructor: Beginning:

KARATE beginning to advanced Study the art of karate from fee paid tolevels. Optional one time $30 uniform the instructor at first class. Ages 12-Adult. Beginning: Fee: The ancient art of Kung Fu San Soo is a Chinese San Soo is a Chinese art of Kung Fu The ancient developed and combat style of hand-to-hand Learn for over 2,000 years. how the refined can change the way you concepts of San Soo Ages 5-Adult. think about self-defense. Instructor: KUNG FU SAN SOO KUNG

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TODAY Fee: AGES Beginning: Fee: AGES Beginning: TENNIS FORBEGINNERS Fee:$45/5weeks Day &Time: Beginning: equipment, andscoring.Ages6-8. to bringkidsintothegamebyadaptingcourtsize, tennis,designed An excitingnewwayoflearning QUICKSTART TENNIS Fee: Day &Time: PRIVATE TENNISLESSONS Instructor: Bring atennisracquet.NoclassJuly4. INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 12-17 9-12 9-12 6-8 6-8 12-17 9-12 9-12 6-8 6-8 Location: $45/5weeks,$56/8weeks(Saturday only) $45/5 weeks,$56/8weeks(Saturday only)

Session II-July25,26or28 Session I-June13,14,or16 Session II-July23,24,26or28 Session I-June11,12,14or16, Thursday andSaturday) Covina Park(Tuesday, Wednesday, Wingate Park(Monday), Certified Instructor A.J. Seresinghe, USPTR $45/hour (Group of2-4) $35/hour (Individual); To bearranged Monday, 6-7pm Session II-July23 Session I-June11, Thursday Tuesday Monday Saturday Tuesday DAYS Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Saturday Thursday DAYS YOUTH &ADULT TENNISCLASSES 8-9 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 7-8 pm 9-10 am 5:30-6:30 pm TIMES 6:30-7:30 pm 11 am-12pm 5:30-6:30 pm 10-11 am 5:30-6:30 pm TIMES

Fee: Beginning: Ages 10-17. competitive drillsforbothsinglesanddoubles. stroke production, techniqueandfun,aswell This isaprogram foradvanced players.Includes ADVANCED CLINIC Fee: Beginning: approval. Ages9-13. completion ofIntermediateTennis andInstructor:’s pursue tennisasacompetitivesport.Requires This classisdesignedforthosewhointendto TEAM TENNISFORKIDS Beginning: TENNIS FORADULT BEGINNERS Fee: Beginning: competition intheUSTA Leagues. Participants mayformteamstoprepare for compete throughout classassinglesordoubles. skillsandstrategiesforcompetition Learn TEAM TENNISFORADULTS Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Fee:

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YOGA FOR KIDS Yoga for kids helps develop body control, core strength, flexibility, self-awareness, relaxation techniques and enhanced focus. Kids learn to de-stress with age- appropriate exercises, movement, breathing and music in a peacefully centered, cooperative, noncompetitive setting. Bring yoga mat, water bottle, and wear loose clothing. Ages 7-13. Instructor: Christine Maletz Location: Lark Ellen Elementary, Auditorium Beginning: June 11 Day & Time: Monday, 4:30-5:30 pm Fee: $56/7 weeks

VOLLEYBALL SKILLS Specific instruction on skills and game situations. Fee includes T-shirt. Ages 7-14. Instructor: TriFytt Staff Location: Hollenbeck Park GUITAR CLASSES Beginning: June 18 (Register by June 14) Bring guitar. Acoustic and electric guitars Days & Times: Monday & Thursday, 6-7 pm welcome. No class July 4. (Beginning), 7-8 pm (Intermediate) Instructor: Jeremiah Donovan Fee: $90/8 weeks Location: Lark Ellen Elementary, Room 6 (Tues. & Wednesday), Room 5 (Thursday only) YOUTH & ADULT MUSIC GUITAR GROUP LEVEL I CLASSES PREREGISTRATION is MANDATORY for all private and Class designed for beginners. Covers chords, semi-private music classes. rhythm skills, proper technique and song playing. ALL MATERIAL FEES must be paid to Instructors at first class. Ages 10-Adult. Beginning: June 14 Day & Time: Thursday, 5-6 pm PROFESSIONAL PERCUSSION Fee: $65/8 weeks, STUDIOS WITH A.R.T.S. INC. plus $10 material fee Class has an emphasis on snare drum technique and is a prerequisite to the drum set. Ages 6-17. GUITAR-PRIVATE LESSONS Location: A.R.T.S Inc., 973 E. Badillo St., Ste B Half-hour private lessons. Ages 8-Adult. Beginning: Session I-June 12; Beginning: Session I-June 12, 13 or 14; Session II-July 10; Session III- Aug. 7 Session II-July 10, 12 or 18 Days & Times: Tuesday, 4-5 pm (Level I) Days & Times: Tuesday, 4 pm, 4:30 pm, 6 pm, or 5-6 pm (Level II) 6:30 pm, Wednesday, 4 pm, 5 pm, Fee: $85/4 weeks (includes sticks and 5:30 pm, 6 pm, 6:30 pm, Thursday, practice pad) 4 pm, 4:30 pm, 6 pm or 6:30 pm Fee: $60/4 weeks, PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS plus $10 material fee Students learn elementary to full comprehensive music theory fundamentals, along with proper piano fingering GUITAR LEVEL I (SEMI-PRIVATE) technique. Must have access to a piano or keyboard for Beginners will learn chords, rhythm skills, proper practice. Evaluation at first class to determine books. technique and song playing. Half-hour lessons. Bring folder, notepad and pen/pencil. Half-hour private Class size limited to 3. Ages 10-Adult. lessons. Ages 6-Adult. Beginning: June 12 or 13 Instructor: Devin Thomas Measom Day & Time: Tuesday, 5 pm, 5:30 pm or Location: Lark Ellen Elementary, Room 4 Wednesday, 4:30 pm Beginning: June 18 or 19 Fee: $70/8 weeks, Days & Times: Monday, 3:30-8:30 pm, plus $10 material fee Tuesday, 3 pm-3:30 pm or 6-6:30 pm Fee: $120/8 weeks, plus $10 material fee

www.covinaca.gov Covina TODAY 31 32 CLASSES Covina Fee: Beginning: Instructor: shape. Ages16-Adult.NoclassJuly16. atmosphere. Thisclassisalsoagreat waytostayin thelatestlinedances stepbyinarelaxedLearn COUNTRY LINEDANCING Fee: Beginning: Instructor: be purchased from Instructor:.Ages16-Adult. Hawaii andtheagilityofpoiballdance.Poiballscan Sway yourhipsanddothegracefulhandmovementsof POLYNESIAN HAWAIIAN DANCE techniques withmini.Ages16-Adult.NoclassJuly4. includes complexcombinationsandvariousshimmy Intermediate class arm andhipisolations. figure eights,shimmy, movements, suchas basic bellydance down articulationof introduces andbreaks Beginner’s class DANCING BELLY EGYPTIAN MODERN or “character”shoes.Ages12-Adult.NoclassJuly4. Flamenco. Danceattire, long skirtandshoeswithaheel thefundamentalsandbasictechniquesof Learn ADULT BEGINNERFLAMENCO Days &Times: Days &Times: Day &Times: Day &Time: Beginning: Instructor: Fee: Beginning: Instructor:

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Monday, 7-8pm(Beginners), Wednesday, 6:10-7:10pm $64/11 weeks-Beg.andInt. $50/11 weeks-Beg.orInt., 8:15-9:15 pm(Intermediate) June 11 Pam Wagoner $50/7 weeks June 13 Recreation Hall,CovinaPark Gabe Van Leeuwen,“Tavanna” Lark EllenElementary, Auditorium $51/7 weeks 8:15-9:15 pm,(Intermediate) Wednesday, 7:15-8:15 pm (Beginners), June 13 Recreation Hall,CovinaPark Arlene Mar $98/12 weeks Wednesday, 8-9pm June 13 Cougar Park Haney Auburn

Fee: Beginning: Instructor: JAZZERCISE -Ages15-Adult Fee: Beginning: Instructor: dance experienceisrequired. Ages16-Adult. wear athleticsocksorverysoftdanceshoes.Nobelly designed tomakeyousweat!Pleasecomebarefoot or with highintensitycombinedcontinuousmovement dance withanewtwist.Thisworkoutisverylowimpact exhilarating andinvigoratingparty. Try thissensual music synchronized tobelly dancestepstoforman This classisacardio danceworkoutthatusesArabic BELLY DANCEWORKOUT Fee: Beginning: Instructor: experienced required. Ages18&up. or socksare recommended. Alllevelswelcomed, no strength trainingandcardio. Yoga attire, ballet shoes This classincorporatesthebasicsofballetaswell CARDIO BALLET Days &Times: Tuesday/Thursday, 6:05-7:05pm; your body, boostyourmoodandigniteenergy. body-blasting movesbringtheintensitytotransform strength training.Fresh pulse-poundingmusicand intensity workoutthatmixesdance-basedcardio with Torch fat,sculptandcrush calorieswiththishigh JAZZERCISE Days &Times: Tuesday/Thursday, 5:15-6pm muscle sculptingstrength workout. the muscles,allofthem,inthis45minutehard core Firethe burn. up distracts youfrom pounding playlist while thepulse- looking for lean bodyyou’re Forge thetight, TRAINING STRENGTH Day &Time: Day &Time: ADULT FITNESS/ATHLETICS Location: Location: Location:

Auburn Haney Auburn Saturday, 8:15-9:15am pass/ $35autoenroll $10/class, $40unlimitedmonthly Register forclassesatlocation. Continuous, beginanytime. Lark EllenElementary, Auditorium Dena GarvinSmart $51/7 weeks Tuesday, 8:30-9:30pm June 12 Covina Park,Recreation Hall Arlene Mar $114/13 weeks Thursday, 8:10-9:30pm June 14 Cougar Park www.covinaca.gov CLASSES 33 TODAY

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4:30 pm, 6 pm; AGI Academy Covina Public Library, 234 N. Second Ave June 12 6:30-7:15 pm Tuesday, $105/8 weeks, plus $10 lab fee $65/per month unlimited spinning Judy Kelly Room 5 Lark Ellen Elementary, 8:30 am-5 pm June 23, Saturday, plus $30 material fee $90/1 day, Gigi Frack, E-RYT-RPYT Gigi Frack, 6 Room Elemenatry, Lark Ellen June 14 12:30-1:30 pm Thursday, $60/7 weeks Spin 360 Staff Hwy #J, Spin 360, 757 E Arrow 5:30 am, 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 4:30 pm, 6 pmTues./ only), (M/W 8:30 am, Thursday, Sat./Sunday, 8:30 am Sat./Sunday, Glendora

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Fee: FEES must be paid to Instructor at class. ALL MATERIAL INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICE Ages 10-Adult. Please bring Covina Library card. Instructor: Beginning: Days& Times: Fee: PUBLIC BECOME A CALIFORNIA NOTARY class satisfies the mandatory State-approved needed prior to appointment education requirements and Includes passport quality picture or reappointment. CD with notary certificates. Must bring valid ID (current or U.S. Passport). Driver License, California ID Card and application process Testing portion only. Classroom Ages 18 & up. mandatory. not included. Preregistration Instructor: Date & Time: Fee: PRENATAL YOGA PRENATAL to help community to the class offered yoga A gentle mat and to be. Bring yoga moms and moms empower family may Partners and bottle and towel. block, water 18 & up. sign up. Ages Instructor: Beginning: Fee: SPINNING CLASS to tailored an indoor cycling training class uniquely Try of abilities and fitness goals. Each suit a wide range burn. calorie an incredible spinning class delivers time students arrive First required. Preregistration check in. No class July 4 and 10 minutes early to 18 & up. September 3. Ages Instructor: Beginning: Ongoing Monday/Wednesday/Friday, Days & Times:

Mon. - Lark Ellen Elementary Auditorium Mon. - Lark Ellen Elementary Auditorium or Wed.- Covina Public Library or Wed.- Chris Maletz June 11 or 13 Mon., 5:45-6:45 pm or Wednesday, 9:30-10:30 am $80/10 weeks $105/10 weeks, Mon. and Fri. (combo) Carol Cugno Carol Hall (M & F) Covina Park, Recreation June 11, 12 or 15 6:15-7:15 am Monday and/or Friday, 6:15-7:15 pm or Tuesday, or Fri., $70/10 weeks, Mon., Tues. Dan Layne Auditorium Lark Ellen Elementary, June 16 11 am-12 pm Saturday, $55/8 weeks Lark Ellen Elementary, Room 5 (Tues.) Lark Ellen Elementary,

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Days & Times: Fee: Beginning: Instructor: No class July 4, August 1, 6 and 8. releases stress. Bring a mat or towel. Ages 18 & up. stress. releases YOGA and flexibility and class develops strength This Yoga Instructor: 7/16-7/20, 8/13-8/17. Beginning: Days & Times: Fee: and workout mat. Ages 18 & up. No class 6/18-6/22, Ages 18 & up. No class 6/18-6/22, and workout mat. All levels welcome. Bring light hand weights, bands All levels welcome. Increase your flexibility and develop core strength. strength. develop core your flexibility and Increase Beginning: Fee: PILATES MAT Mat Pilates class. with a group your core Strengthen Instructor: implemented. Ages 18 & up. Ages 18 & up. implemented. an individual balance and mobility routine will be mobility routine balance and an individual your health and sense of vitality. After careful review, review, After careful and sense of vitality. your health simply been inactive or would like to begin to improve improve like to begin to inactive or would simply been This is a great way to get moving again if you have if you again to get moving way is a great This FALL-PROOF BALANCE & MOBILITY & BALANCE FALL-PROOF www.covinaca.gov 34 CLASSES Covina Half-hour privatelesson.Handlersages16-Adult. An individualtrainingplanwillbedesigned. PRIVATE DOGOBEDIENCETRAINING etc. Handlersages12-Adult. chewing, hole-digging,housebreaking problems, managing unwantedbehaviorssuchasdestructive sit anda“release” commandandmore! Tipson obedience commandslike,informalheeling,come, For dogs12weeksandolder. Coversbasic BASIC DOGOBEDIENCE Beginning: Instructor: current vaccinationrecords. DOGS. Bringpreventative vaccinationsheetor Training beginsatfirstclassmeetingheldWITH ACADEMY DOG TRAININGWITHK9BAR Fee: Fee: Day &Times: Day &Times:

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watercolor andacrylic.Ages18&up. todrawwithpen,ink,charcoal,Learn EXPLORING ART TECHNIQUES Beginning: watercolor andacrylic.Ages18&up. todrawwithpen,ink,charcoal,Learn HAND BUILT CERAMICS Day &Time: Day &Time: Location: Beginning: Location: A.R.T.S Inc.,973E.BadilloSt., Ste B.,Preregistration isMANDATORY.

July 12 Covina Park,HockeyRink K9 BARAcademy Anthony GioGiammarco, CTBS, Thursday, 5pm,5:30pm Thursday, 6:30-7:30pm $15 material/equipmentfee $100/5 weeks,plus or 6pm equipment fee $75/5 weeks,plus$15material/

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; instructor-led courses. Association andare state-approved, video-based, Courses are certifiedthrough AmericanHeart CPR, AEDANDFIRSTAIDTRAINING Fee: Ages 7-Adult. choking andFirstAid.Classheldwithoutpets. careLearn andsafetyforpetshandsonCPR, included, alongwithinformationonanimalbehavior. safety information,primarilyfordogsandcats,is and animalshelterworkers.Simplehealthcare and walkers andtrainers,veterinaryoffice,petstore This trainingsessionisgeared forpetowners,dog PAWS 4SAFETY-PET CPR safe, timelyandeffectivemanner. Ages18&up. provide CPR,useanAED,andrelieve chokingina recognize severallife-threatening emergencies, variety ofhealthcare professionals theabilityto Classroom Courseisdesignedtoprovide awide HEALTHCARE PROVIDER BASIC LIFESUPPORT (BLS)FOR both classes.Ages12-Adult. This isa2-yearcertificationand requires attendanceat Fee: Two-year certification. Ages 12-Adult. in CPR,AED,andbothgeneralpediatricfirstaid. offers instruction and trainingfor infant, child andadult This Emergency MedicalServicesAuthorityprogram PEDIATRIC CPR,AED&FIRSTAID Fee: Date &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: CPR COURSESWITHCRAIG’S& Fee: Day &Time: Location: Location: Location: Location: Date: Date: Dates: FIRST AIDTRAINING

material fee $60/1 day, plus$20 9 am-3:30pm Saturday, June30orJuly28, Lark EllenElementary, Room 5 material fee $50/1 day, plus$15 Monday, 6-9pm July 9orAugust6 Lark EllenElementary, Room5

$30/1 day, plus$20materialfee Saturday, 9am-12pm July 14 Lark EllenElementary, Room5 plus $20materialfee $50/2 weeks, Monday, 6-9pm June 18orJuly23(FA) June 11orJuly16(CPR/AED) Lark EllenElementary, Room5 www.covinaca.gov ADULTS 50+ 35 TODAY

Covina Friday, August 24 Friday, August 17 Friday, Friday, 1:30-4:30 pm Friday, $5 per person, per dance July 20 Friday, July 13 Friday, Friday, June 8, 4-7 pm Friday, $17 per person May 18 Friday, SPECIAL EVENT Date: Date: Day & Time: Register by: Register by:

HOLLYWOOD NIGHT! HOLLYWOOD the red out rolling Lights, Camera, Action! We’re is requested carpet. The honor of your presence to impress Dress at the Covina Senior Center. for this event as the paparazzi will be waiting. SPECIAL DANCES while socializing and Enjoy light refreshments, dancing with family and friends. Fee: BEACH BALL PARTY balls, fun, beach welcome summer, Let’s miss out on all the fun; Don’t balloons and more. to wear your best summer outfit. forget don’t Register by: Date & Time: WIKI WIKI LUAU! having lit, the theme is set! We’re are The torches up in your Dress a luau that you will never forget. outfit will The best Hawaiian favorite Hawaiian attire. to bring your appetite, for the forget win a prize! Don’t will entertain youHawaiian Feast! Hawaiian Dancers and have you swaying in your seats! Fee: (626) 384-5380 OPERATING HOURS: OPERATING HOLIDAY CLOSURES: HOLIDAY please call (626) 384-5376. 4555 N. Lark Ellen Ave., Covina Lark Ellen Ave., 4555 N. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES! OPPORTUNITIES! SPONSORSHIP LARK ELLEN WELCOME CENTER WELCOME LARK ELLEN (Nutrition Reservations accepted, 9-11:45 am) 9-11:45 Reservations accepted, (Nutrition Monday-Thursday, 8 am-4 pm; Friday, 8 am-1 pm 8 am-4 pm; Friday, Monday-Thursday, ACTIVE ADULTS – 50+ – ADULTS ACTIVE Center. Please join us at this facility and see all the familiar faces of staff and patrons. of staff and patrons. this facility and see all the familiar faces Please join us at Center. Friday, September 14, Friday, 11:30 am-1 pm August 3 Friday, Wednesday, 11:45 am Wednesday, June 13, July 11, August 8 3 weeks prior to the event June 7, Thursday, 11:30 am-1 pm May 4 Friday, July 3, 11:30 am-1 pm Tuesday, June 1 Friday,

through the Nutrition Program. through community. If your business or organization is interested in sponsoring an event or program, an event or program, in sponsoring is interested If your business or organization community. Dates: Monday, May 28 (Memorial Day); Wednesday, July 4 (Independence Day); Monday, September 3 (Labor Day) July 4 (Independence Day); Monday, Wednesday, May 28 (Memorial Day); Monday, Day & Time: Register by: Register by: Register by: Register by: Date & Time: Date & Time: Date & Time: FALL HARVEST CELEBRATION HARVEST FALL autumn! Light breeze hello Goodbye summer, welcome Fall. and colorful leaves, let’s

4th OF JULY CELEBRATION 4th OF JULY celebrate the 4th of Come one, come all let’s July with all your friends! LUNCHEON DAY FATHER’S Day Celebration honoring Join us for a Father’s all the wonderful dads! and recognizing

BIRTHDAY LUNCH CELEBRATIONS BIRTHDAY A.G.A Inc. by Sponsored one of your Celebrate your birthday or cheer on friends! Become an event sponsor! Don’t pass up the opportunity to promote your company to Covina’s active older to Covina’s your company to promote pass up the opportunity Become an event sponsor! Don’t Programs are temporarily located at Lark Ellen Welcome Center during the construction of the new Covina Senior and Community Center during the construction Lark Ellen Welcome temporarily located at are Programs Events are free, with a nominal $3 suggested donation with a free, Events are SPECIAL LUNCHTIME EVENTS SPECIAL LUNCHTIME www.covinaca.gov 36 ADULTS 50+ Covina sure tobringallyourfriends. before lunch.Don’t missoutonallthefunandmake activities. We willkeepyoumovingandenergized right Summer ishere! Joinusforafuntimewith gamesand FREE SUMMERMADNESS–NEW! Day &Time: be passedaround from winnertoeachweek! we’re justplaying forthefunofit.The“BingoTrophy” will Enjoy afungameofBingowithyourfriends.Noprizes, FREE –BINGO Day &Time: muscles. cardiovascular fitness,increasing flexibilityandtoning Free! Havefunwhilereducing stress, improving INDOOR CHAIRBEACHVOLLEYBALL Day &Time: BUNCO for allyourfriendsatspecial eventlunches. and helpus“rampup”the holidayeventsbyperforming Sing-along toyourfavoritetunes!Jointhesinginggroup OLDIES BUTGOODIESSINGINGCLUB inclement weather. your walkingshoesandbringwater. Walk canceledif Improve yourheart’s health andmeetnewfriends.Wear WALK THEWALK -FREE navigate thedigitalworld.(Mustbringyourowndevice.) (Teens EndeavortoAccomplishMore) astheyhelpyou Meet thetech-savvyteensfrom theCovinaT.E.A.M. cell phone,smarttablet,laptop,iPadorNook? Need assistancetoovercome thefearofoperatingyour TECH TALK -FREE Fee:$2 Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: Day &Time: OVER FIFTYFUNACTIVITIES

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June 26,July24,August28 Tuesday, 11-11:45am May 31,June14and28,July 12and June 28,July26,August23 26, August16 and30 Thursday, 2:15-3pm Wednesdays, 9am Thursday, 3:30-4:30pm , 1-3pm some ofyoufavoritesongsjustbefore lunch! fun, aswesingourwayoutofsummer!Sing-alongto Keep calmandsingKaraoke!Joinusforlaughter FREE SUMMERKARAOKE–NEW! and more, that’s whatanicecream partyisfor! cool treat. Free icecream andsprinkles,whippedcream Take amomentto“chillout”withfriendsandenjoy – FREE ICECREAMSOCIALS covinaca.gov. Noparticipantsunder18yearsofage. provided whenregistering andare alsoavailableatwww. Complete trippolicies,includingrefund policywillbe Senior Programs officeorbycalling(626)384-5380. Preregistration isrequired foralltrips.Registerinthe Departs/Returns: Bus to change).Moderatesittingandwalking. receive $10slotplay(subject enroll inrewards program to bring avalididentificationand fun todo!Participantsmust are sure tofindsomething and 10great restaurants, you machines, 87tablegames With over2,000slotandvideo PALA RESORT SPA ANDCASINO Fee: shopping andlunch.Moderate walkingandstanding. Canada FlintridgeTown Centerwhere youcanenjoylight of theactualdogtraining.Afterwards, wewillstopbyLa We willtourthecampus,visit thekennelsandseeavideo 2-year process ofwhatittakestobecomeaGuideDog. facility. Thisdocent-ledtourwilltakeyouthrough the Enjoy a90-minutetouroftheGuideDogsAmerica CANADA FLINTRIDGETOWNCENTER GUIDE DOGSOFAMERICA&LA Fee: Co-sponsored byAGAInc. Date &Time: Day &Time: Refund Deadline: Refund deadline: Date &Time: Date &Time: Dates:

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Wingate Park(formerlyKahler Russell Park),735N.GlendoraAve. Friday, June 22 $15 (Lunchonyourown) Weds., July25,8:30am-5pm Friday, May18 (lunch notincluded) $15 perperson Weds., June20,9am-6pm Continued on nextpage.➻

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Covina Terri Thomas Terri anytime Continuous-attend and Wednesday, Monday 1:30-2:30 pm Session I-July 3; Session II-August 7 2:30-4 pm Tuesday, $50/4 weeks Bautista Ted 8:30 am-1 pm Friday, July 20 or September 14 AARP members, $15/1 day, $20/1 day nonmembers Leanne Turner July 16 2-3:30 pm Monday, $10/1 day Thomas Terri June 18 10-11:30 am Monday, $28/7 weeks, plus a $10 material fee paid to instructor at first class Pam Wagoner June 19 pm (Beginners) 1:30-2:30 Tuesday, $25/10 weeks Nick Jacobs

: : Fee: Dates Dates: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Time: Day & Times: Fee: taken for those who have previously This is a refresher to bring a snack. the Driver Safety Class. Make sure Instructor: Fees: (Make all checks payable to AARP on the day of class) Students will be working with a variety of mediums, Students will be working with a variety paints. Students must and acrylic such as oil, water, a table easel. bring their own supplies, including encouraged to bring their own design topic Students are they would like to learn to paint. Instructor: Beginning AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS REFRESHER COURSE Fee: FOR BEGINNERS WATERCOLOR painting. Learn of watercolor the basic techniques Instructor: Beginning: Fee: PAINTING OIL BEGINNING TO ADVANCED ARTHRITIS EXERCISE CLASS EXERCISE ARTHRITIS of any form with to help people class is designed This of motion maintain range joints flexible, arthritis keep No class May 28. overall stamina. and build Instructor: Session: : Days & Times Free Fee: LINE DANCING fun. while having way to exercise great Line dancing is a along with simple dance heel, toe steps Learn proper a backing (no flip flops). Shoes must have routines. Instructor: Beginning: GENEALOGY HISTORY FAMILY Bring notepad. Learn to trace your family ancestry. Instructor: NEW INSTRUCTOR! Sat., August 4, 10:30 am-6:30 pm Sat., August 4, 10:30 $40 (lunch not included) July 6 Friday,

CLASSES Monday, August 20, 8 am-5 pm Monday, $15 (lunch not included) July 27 Friday, Gabe (Tavanna) Van Leeuwen Van Gabe (Tavanna) June 19 10:15-11:15 am Tuesday, $24/8 weeks Nikki Valdez June 18 Monday, 9-10 am Monday, $50/8 weeks Armand “Army” Cachero June 18 9-9:50 am Monday and Wednesday, $60/8 weeks or $4 drop-in

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Instructor: introduction to “Chi Hula.” introduction Beginning: Fee: Yoga, balance and strength through Tai Chi, and an Tai through balance and strength Yoga, joint problems. Learn breathing techniques through techniques through Learn breathing joint problems. for joints and muscles that may help with muscle or Class includes a combination of isolated exercises Class includes a combination of isolated exercises TAI STRETCH (CHI KUNG) TAI Instructor: and tension. Beginning and balance Learn relaxation exercises to reduce stress stress to reduce and balance Learn exercises relaxation YOGA (HATHA) your flexibility Learn and strengthen poses to increase

Instructor: Beginning: Days &Time: Fee: Fee: towel, and get ready to have some fun! No class July 4. towel, and get ready “work” out of the workout. Make sure to bring water, a to bring water, “work” out of the workout. Make sure fitness moves with a wide range of music to take the fitness moves with a wide range of Instructor Army Cachero combines Latin-based dance Instructor Army Cachero ZUMBA FITNESS® - but are open to any adult. Preregistration is required. open to any adult. Preregistration but are These classes are designed especially for older adults, These classes are Fee: Refund Deadline:

play (subject to change). Moderate sitting and walking.play (subject to change). fication and enroll is rewards program to receive $10 slot to program rewards is fication and enroll - Participants must bring valid identi exciting table games. Enjoy Vegas-style action with 1,600 hot slots and 60 action with 1,600 Enjoy Vegas-style HARRAH’S CASINO ing and heart. Moderate sitting and walking. ing and heart. Moderate Mary Poppins is breathtakingly beautiful and full of danc- Mary Poppins is breathtakingly Fee: Sugar,” “Chim Chim Cher-ee,” and “Let’s Go Fly a Kite!” and “Let’s Chim Cher-ee,” “Chim Sugar,” includes all of your favorite songs including, “Spoonful of songs including, all of your favorite includes stage! This show is practically perfect in every way and perfect in every show is practically stage! This Glendale and lands on the Glendale Theater’s magical Glendale Theater’s and lands on the Glendale Mackintosh’s beloved Mary Poppins flies into Downtown Mary Poppins flies beloved Mackintosh’s MARY POPPINS AT THE GLENDALE THEATER THE GLENDALE AT POPPINS MARY and Cameron last, Disney’s At Awards! of 3 Tony Winner 38 ADULTS 50+ Covina boutiques. ownsupplies Arts &CraftsClassesfortheHolidays! Sign LanguageClasses MOBILITY HEALTHY AGING Day &Time: FALL PREVENTION: BALANCEAND Day &Time: PRINCIPLES OFYOGA– Day &Time: Handcrafted Needleworkforretail salesand KNITTING &CROCHETING– Days &Time: SENIORCISE –HEALTHY AGING Day &Time: HOME GARDENING SUMMER SESSION: All classesare onawalk-inbasis.Mustpurchase BY MT. SAC FREE CLASSESPROVIDED

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TODAY www.covinaca.gov Community Groups and Activities COVINA FARMERS MARKET YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS AND FAMILY NIGHT AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER Day & Time: Fridays, 5-9 pm ORGANIZATION (A.Y.S.O.) - REGION 602 Location: Heritage Plaza, 400 N. Citrus Ave. www.aysoregion602.com Enjoy the wonderful Covina Farmers Market. Great Todd Flink (626) 226-6075 [email protected] vendors, delicious food, great music, and fun kids’ activities. Take a stroll along Citrus Avenue and experience CHARTER OAK YOUTH BASEBALL & the new lively and festive downtown Covina! Make it a new SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION family tradition on Friday nights! For more information or to www.coybsa.com become a vendor, visit covinafarmersmarket.com. Casey Hempel, [email protected]

COVINA VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY CHARTER OAK YOUTH FOOTBALL The Covina Valley Historical Society was established in & CHEERLEADING 1969 to preserve and promote the history of the Covina www.coyfc.com Valley. The Society operates two museums, including the Firehouse Jail Museum in the City Hall courtyard and the Heritage House located on the west side of Covina Park. COVINA BASEBALL ASSOCIATION A quarterly dinner meeting and program, monthly walking (Pony Baseball) tours, and several special events are also held throughout Gilbert Morales (626) 966-1617 the year. For information, please visit covinamuseum.org or email [email protected]. COVINA NATIONAL LITTLE LEAGUE Challenger Division (District 19) Girls Softball COVINA CONCERT BAND (626) 966-4962 Can you play a band instrument? Do you enjoy [email protected] performing? Consider joining the Covina Concert www.covinanational.com Band, directed by Tom Ridley. The band has performed at various venues such as Disneyland, COVINA USA SOFTBALL Forest Lawn, and Southern California Community www.covinausasoftball.com Band Festival, and continues to perform over 20 concerts each year. The band is also looking for volunteers to assist with various nonmusical COVINA VIKINGS YOUTH FOOTBALL & activities including publicity, fundraising, and snack CHEERLEADING bar. Please visit www.covinaconcertband.org. www.covinavikings.org

KARE YOUTH LEAGUE www.kyl.org COVINA WOMAN’S CLUB [email protected] (626) 442-1160 The Covina Woman's Club was first organized in 1898, and is the oldest service club in Covina. Members COVINA VALLEY NATIONAL JUNIOR dedicate themselves to education, fine arts, health and BASKETBALL LEAGUE safety, Veterans’ needs and youth activities. They provide scholarship funds to local high schools and colleges. www.covinavalleynjb.com General membership meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month at 11 am at 128 S. San Jose Avenue. Join a group of women who have fun while making a difference. Visitors are more than welcome! Call (626) 967-1963 or visit www.covinawomansclub.org. www.covinaca.gov Covina TODAY 45 46 Covina TODAY www.covinaca.gov

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