Summer 2021 Register by May 27! Greetings! We’Re Offering Additional Programs Each Season As Restore Illinois Progresses

Summer 2021 Register by May 27! Greetings! We’re offering additional programs each season as Restore Illinois progresses. We hope you’ll be pleased to What’s see some of your favorites back in this brochure! We look forward to welcoming more of you back as we follow COVID-19 safety guidelines. new Looking ahead, we are planning an eight week fall session. Due to the challenges of planning, obtaining Staff Updates facility space, and print production deadlines, the fall Cathy Bott, Senior Manager of Support Staff, retires from brochure will not be printed and mailed. NISRA and her 32 year career? in Therapeutic Recreation on Please continue to share your thoughts and ideas at info@ June 18. She joined the NISRA staff in Summer 1998 after nisra.org or 815-459-0737. working at two other special recreation associations. Originally managing NISRA’s summer day camps in addition to part-time In-Person Programs staff and volunteers, Cathy developed strong relationships and In order to comply with the public health guidelines, NISRA lasting bonds with many NISRA seasonal staff and participants. has implemented an Eligibility Assessment. Those who wish During 2004-2008 when NISRA experienced explosive growth to participate in-person must go through the Assessment due to the addition of four member districts, Cathy hired and process (form available in this brochure). scheduled additional staff, eventually exceeding 125 seasonal For those who completed the Assessment and have staff and volunteers available to work each season. participated in-person, we have your form on file and During the pandemic, Cathy is ending there is no need to submit a new one. her career like it began: planning, leading & assisting, and driving for For those who want to consider in-person programs, please programs. She demonstrates NISRA’s see page 8 for some guidance. Then submit the Assessment values, especially fun and compassion, as soon as possible Form because your registration will be in her interaction with both staff and pending until your participation is approved. participants. She’s worked tirelessly to create successful experiences for Please check our website, Facebook page, and your all. We thank Cathy for her nearly 23 email for updates. years of service and wish her all the best in retirement! Registration Kiosk Would you like some help accessing the brochure and/or Kelly Kronwall, Manager of Inclusion, leaves NISRA in late registering online? Come to the NISRA Office, where we May to devote more time to family, especially her young have a computer available and will assist you. daughter. Kelly joined the NISRA Staff in August 2013 as a Regional Coordinator. As Manager of Inclusion, Kelly expanded training for member district staff on best practices Summer Day Camps for including residents with disabilities in their recreation Registration is open for NISRA’s summer day camps, which programs. Kelly also contributed expertise to NISRA’s ADA are being offered with COVID-19 safety measures. The Transition Plan and other projects. Thank you, Kelly, for nearly camp brochure is available on our website, or you can call nine great years of service! to have one mailed to you. Camp registration ends May Mia Leyba replaces Kelly in the Manager of Inclusion role. 17. Questions? Contact Rebecca at [email protected] or Mia comes to NISRA from West Suburban Special Recreation 815-459-0737, ext. 223. Association where she served as an Inclusion Specialist. Welcome Mia!

Summer Session Dates (Residents of NISRA’s 13 (please refer to each program for exceptions!) Resident Priority Registration member districts will be ends May 24 Mondays, June 21-Aug 2 registered first. Non-residents Non-Resident Registration may submit their registration Tuesdays, June 22-Aug 3 begins May 25 at any time, however, their Wednesdays, June 23-Aug 4 forms will be processed–in the Thursdays, June 24-Aug 5 Final Registration Deadline order that they were received– Fridays, June 25-Aug 6 May 27 beginning May 25) Saturdays, June 26-Aug 7 Watch for our Fall brochure and registration, available July 15. What is NISRA? NISRA is an extension of 13 park districts and municipal Welcome to NISRA recreation departments, providing year round community Our Mission recreation for local children & adults with disabilities. The Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association, enriching Our programs take place in our member district facilities the lives of people with disabilities through meaningful recreation experiences. and other public & private recreation sites throughout the area. Our Vision NISRA’s activities are led by full-time staff with college To be a community of limitation free recreation. degrees in Therapeutic Recreation or related fields, and trained part-time staff and volunteers. Our close staff-to- Our Values participant ratios help participants to develop skills, grow • Fun in self-esteem, and have fun! • Professional • Compassionate For: • Trustworthy • Innovative Annual Information Update form, see pages 43-44 Eligibility Assessment, see pages 33-36 Index of all programs by name, see page 5 Facility locations, see pages 46-47 NISRA OFFICE Fitness Program Waiver, see page 39 285 Memorial Drive Health Questionnaire, see page 37 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Illness Guidelines, see page 46 NISRA Foundation, see pages 6-7 (815) 459-0737 Phone Program Information, see pages 8-9, 45-46 (815) 459-0388 Fax Registration Information, see page 40,45 e-mail: [email protected] Seizure Questionnaire, see page 38 website: www.nisra.org Severe Weather Guidelines, see page 46 Office hours: Transportation Information, see page 46 Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00 (phone/fax) Key to Symbols/Abbreviations Drop-box available on the front of the building Resident/Non-Resident Fee: R/NR The office will be closed on the following dates: Each program description includes the abbreviation R/NR for the fee. The resident fee (R) applies to those May 31 who reside within NISRA’s 13 member districts. Non- July 5 residents are welcome to register at the non-resident Please check our website for the most current listing (NR) rate. of our office hours and closures. Phone messages left beyond business hours & on Transportation: Programs that may include weekends are retrieved the next business day. NISRA transportation are indicated with a bus. No Program: Holidays, special events No Prog Asistencia en Español and scheduling conflicts result in programs Si quiesiera inscribirse en un programa, y necesita asistencia en not being held. Please make a note of Español, favor llamar a la oficina de NISRA. Deje un mensaje en these dates. extención 6. Alguien les respondera lo mas pronto posible. Tel: althy. He .. w (815) 459-0737, ext 6. e i B th Min/Max: Enrollment may be limited N

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to a minimum/maximum number of A AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) participants. Register early! NISRA will comply with the ADA, which prohibits discrimination in the provision of services, programs or facilities to individuals Wellness Programs: Programs focusing on fitness, with disabilities. NISRA works closely with its member park nutrition, and the connection between the outdoors & districts and recreation departments to provide information emotional health, found throughout the brochure. on program inclusion, facility accessibility and communication devices. NISRA will make reasonable accommodations in Special Olympics: recreation programs to enable participation by an individual The Special Olympics logo indicates local with a disability who meets essential eligibility requirements training programs and competition. for that recreation program. If you have questions about NISRA and the ADA, or believe Accessibility: The wheelchair logo that you have been unfairly discriminated against by NISRA, indicates programs designed for people please call Jim Wiseman at (815) 459-0737. If you would with physical disabilities. Those who use a wheelchair like information about inclusion support, please contact Mia are welcome to register for any program and we will Leyba at the NISRA Office at (815) 459-0737. make an accommodation for their participation. 3 board & staff Board of Directors Terry Jennings Barrington Park District Your Regional Coordinator Dan Jones Cary Park District Four of our professional recreation staff develop Jason Herbster Crystal Lake Park District new programs. If you have a program suggestion, Dave Peterson Dundee Twp. Park District contact your Regional Coordinator! Maria Cumpata City of Elgin Laura Schraw Hampshire Twp. Park District Gabrielle Winkel–Southern Region Ryan Knop City of Harvard Please call Gabrielle at extension 246 or Thom Palmer Huntley Park District e-mail her at [email protected] with program Kim Buscemi Village of Lake in the Hills suggestions for the Dundee Township, Elgin, and Dan Bertrand Marengo Park District Hampshire areas. Bill Hobson City of McHenry Nancy Burton Wauconda Park District Ciara Kriegler–Eastern Region Dave Zinnen City of Woodstock Please call Ciara at extension 248 or e-mail her at [email protected] with program suggestions for the Barrington, Cary, and Wauconda areas.

Samantha Helton–Northwest Region Please call Samantha at extension 265 or Staff e-mail addresses are the first letter of the first e-mail her at [email protected] with program name, followed by the entire last name and @nisra.org. suggestions for the Harvard, Marengo, For example, [email protected]. McHenry, and Woodstock areas.

Rachel Knudsen– Central Region Administrative Staff Please call Rachel at extension 249 or email Jim Wiseman, B.S., CPRP, ext. 230 Executive Director her at [email protected] with program Gergana Minchev, B.S., CPRP, ext. 236 Senior Mgr. of Finance & suggestions for the Crystal Lake, Huntley, and Administration Lake in the Hills areas. Jennifer Wiley, B.A., ext. 237 Office Services Coord. Susan Just, A.A., ext. 221 Administrative Assistant Susan Jennings, A.A., ext. 257 Administrative Assistant II Sarah Holcombe, M.S., CPRP, ext. 235 Mgr. Comm. & Marketing Cailyn Welch, B.S., CTRS, ext. 225 Mgr. Fund Development David Butts, M.S., PHR, SHRM-CP, ex t. 241 Human Resources Coord.

Recreation Staff Heidi Jenkins, M.A., CTRS, ext. 238 Superintendent of Recreation Cathy Bott, B.A., CPRP, ext. 228 Senior Mgr. of Support Staff Cynthia Herendeen, B.A., CTRS, ext. 234 Senior Mgr. of Recreation Dana Seehafer, B.A., CPRP, ext. 227 Senior Mgr. of Operations Kara David, B.S., CTRS, ext. 229 Mgr. of Special Olympics/Adapted Sports/ CTRS & CPRP Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies These abbreviations are for Certified Mia Leyba, B.S., CTRS, ext. 224 Mgr. of Inclusion Therapeutic Recreation Specialist & Please call Mia with questions about inclusion into member district programs Certified Park and Recreation Professional. Rebecca Moore, B.A., CPRP, CTRS, ext. 223 Mgr. of Summer Day Camp & Outreach These designations are granted to Emily Todd, B.S., CPRP, ext. 243 Mgr. of Cultural Arts/Adult Day programs professionals who can demonstrate Rachel Knudsen, B.S., ext. 249 Regional Coord. through education and work experience Please call Rachel with program ideas for Crystal Lake, Huntley & Lake in the Hills that they meet the criteria set by the Gabrielle Winkel, B.S., CTRS, ext. 246 Regional Coord. National Recreation and Park Association Please call Gabrielle with program ideas for Dundee Township, Elgin & Hampshire Certification Board and the National Ciara Kriegler, B.S., CTRS, ext. 248 Regional Coord. Council for Therapeutic Recreation Please call Ciara with program ideas for Barrington, Cary & Wauconda Certification. These professionals have Samantha Helton., B.S., CTRS, ext. 265 Regional Coord. a Bachelor’s or higher degree from an Please call Samantha with program ideas for Harvard, Marengo, McHenry & Woodstock NRPA accredited program, have passed Michelle Friedrichs, B.A., ext. 240 L.I.F.E. Program Leader a certification exam, and earn & maintain Emily Eliscu, B.S., CTRS, ext. 226 Recreation Specialist sanctioned educational units (C.E.U.s). Nicole Eisenrich Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies Specialist Habacuc Rico Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies Specialist 4 program index Special Events Virtual Weekly Programs End of Summer Fun - Virtual...... 10 Art Explorations...... 28 Fantasy Football League...... 12 Brain Busters...... 20 Fused Glass Workshops...... 13 Funky Fridays...... 22 Hawaiian Luau Dance...... 13 Glee Club...... 28 Learn to Waterski...... 12 Individual Music Lessons...... 28 SRA Cooperative Events...... 11 Household Crafting...... 14 Youth Social Club - Marvel Mania...... 10 Movement Mix-up...... 16 Youth Social Club - Nickelodeon Party...... 10 Snack Shack...... 22 Zoomtastic Package - Dance Party...... 14, 18

In-Person Weekly Programs Archery...... 17 NISRA Knights Athletics Art Explorations...... 29 Bocce...... 27 Art in the Park...... 29 Flag Football...... 27 Biking Club...... 15 Golf...... 27 Bowlero Bowl...... 15 Powerlifting...... 27 Explore the Parks & Splash Pads...... 23 Rhythmic Gymnastics...... 25 Feel the Beat...... 17 Softball...... 26 Friday Friends (formerly Meetin’ Place)...... 22 S.O. Package - Team Building...... 25 Friday Fun Days...... 22 S.O. Package - Workout...... 25 Friday Night Supper Club...... 23 Strength & Conditioning...... 25 Gamers...... 23 Tennis - Intermediate/Advanced...... 27 Gaming Squad...... 21 Unified Golf...... 27 Gardening Club...... 20 Volleyball...... 26 Independent Ice Skating...... 15 Individual Music Lessons...... 28 Karate “Special Focus”...... 24 Kick Start Sports & Games...... 21 Kingpins-Barrington...... 21 Teen, Young Adult & Adult Social Clubs Kingpins-Crystal Lake...... 15 Adult Social Club...... 32 Let’s Get Crafty...... 14 Teen Club...... 30 Monday Fun Day...... 14 Young Adult Club...... 31 Movie Review Crew...... 18 Old Time Movies...... 18 Rock ‘n Bowl...... 14 Saturday Bowlers...... 24 Saturday Fun Club...... 24 Saturday Strikers...... 24 Science and Sensory...... 15 Sensory Exploration...... 14 Simply Cooking I...... 19 Simply Cooking II...... 21 Sports Mania...... 19 Sports Sampler...... 17 Color key to sections: Sticky Fingers...... 21 Summer Creations...... 19 Sunshine Through Golf camps...... 23 Special Events & Trips Super Saturdays...... 24 Teen & Young Adult Disc Golf...... 23 Tennis - Beginner...... 19 Monday - Saturday Programs That’s a Holiday?!...... 16 Theater Troupe...... 29 Trekkers...... 24 Walking Warriors...... 20 Cultural Arts Workout @ McHenry Rec Center...... 15 Workout @ Woodstock Rec Center...... 16 Workout Wednesdays...... 18 NISRA Knights Athletics Yoga...... 15 Zumba...... 19 Teen Club

Young Adult & Adult Clubs 5 NISRA Foundation & fundraising information

Do You Know? For every $1.00 given to the Foundation:

• 79 cents goes to support NISRA programs & services • 16 cents goes to fundraising costs • 5 cents goes to management & administrative expenses

What The Foundation Does The NISRA Foundation was created in 1991 to preserve the future funding and quality of NISRA services. The Foundation raises money through fundraising events, grant solicitation and donations You Can Help! in order to exclusively support NISRA programs and services. Since its inception the Foundation has made Donate a raffle prize or auction item, or be a annual grants to NISRA, cumulatively exceeding $2 sponsor million, for the following purposes: Volunteer a bit of time • NISRA Summer Day Camp & recreation program scholarships Leave a Legacy Remember NISRA in your will or estate planning and leave a • Special Olympics lasting legacy. Please call us for more information. training & competition Visit the Foundation page at www.nisra.org • Wheelchair accessible buses or contact Cailyn Welch, Manager of Fund Development • Innovative programs at 815-459-0737, ext. 225 or [email protected]. & specialized equipment

The Foundation Board The Foundation Board’s role is to identify potential sources of funding, reach out to the community, and assist with fundraising activities & events.

Foundation Board of Directors Julie Amendt Pat Kallaus Thank you to Kevin Murray, who served on the Rochelle Donahue Thom Palmer Foundation Board of Directors for 12 years. We Dawn Goerger Jim Wiseman appreciate the perspective Kevin brought to the Tad Gralewski board as a parent of a child with a disability, a business person, and community member. Annette Hammortree Thank you and best wishes, Kevin!

6 What’s new with the NISRA? Foundation

Move-A-Thon Results Thank you to those who participated in the Foundation’s first Move-a-Thon. Your efforts to move and raise funds inspired us! The Move-a-Thon generated over $2,000 to support NISRA programs and services.

2021 Fundraisers 2021 brings the return of our in-person fundraisers, both our own and favorites with partner organizations. We can’t wait to be back together! Please take a moment to mark your calendar: Please watch your email, social media • Spring Shootout Golf Outing June 4 and our website for updates on some new • Top Cats Ride for Dreams June 13 fundraising opportunities that we’re working on now! • Women’s Golf Outing September 14 • Fall Diddley October 9-10 Not on our email list? Contact Cailyn at: • Holiday Fashion Show November 20 [email protected] and we’ll add you!

The NISRA Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3)charitable organization, established to receive qualified tax-deductible donations. Thank you to the NISRA Foundation’s Corporate Partners: • Brown Dog Media • Hammortree Financial • Crystal Clear Plumbing • Stryker • Ed & Rochelle Donahue Thank you to these organizations that have made recent donations: • NISRA Foundation

NISRA, as an inter-governmental agreement among the member districts, also receives contributions, such as grants, in-kind donated goods, fee for service or discounts. Thank you to the families who donated their credits back to us!

7 Information for virtual and in-person programs Registration You can register in the usual ways: Online. Click “Register online” in the menu on NISRA’s Home Program supplies page at www.nisra.org. It’s easy! If you need help creating Some programs have slightly higher fees due to supplies your account, leave a message at 815-459-0737 and we’ll and/or the expertise of the specialty leader. Some return your call. programs have maximums because supplies are Mail or drop-off. Use the form at the back of this brochure to included. If you register for a program with supplies, you mail or drop off a paper registration at the NISRA Office. will receive an email with instructions about getting the Fax. 815-459-0388 supplies. NEW! Stop in to our office. Let us assist you at our new Registration kiosk in the front lobby. Please call first for the A General Supplies Package is also available, with basic current status of our office hours. items such as tape, glue, etc. If you do not have these supplies at home or don’t want to shop for them, you may See page 3 or our website for the most current office hours. purchase this optional package. See page 10 and each Please register by the deadline so that we can distribute program’s description for additional details. supplies and coordinate with our specialty leaders so that you’ll have a fantastic experience!

Participant Eligibility/Registering for In-Person Programs NISRA continues to follow the guidelines of the Restore Illinois phases and health authorities, and there are eligibility requirements for in-person programs. Participants will need to be able to comply with safety requirements such as the following: •Ability to maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others •Ability to put on, wear, and remove a cloth face covering when necessary, for the duration of the program •Ability to perform personal care independently (hand washing, toileting, other hygiene, eating) •Ability to function in a 1:4 staff to participant ratio •Participate with visual and verbal prompting without the need for physical re-direction •Ability to follow NISRA’s Behavior Code of Conduct and other guidelines •Have a current Annual Information Form on file Full details are on pages 25-28. Included is an Assessment Questionnaire that is required if the participant wants to be considered for in-person programs. Are in-person programs a good fit? Your answers to these questions may help you decide whether to proceed with submitting an Assessment Form: •Can the participant maintain 6 feet of physical distance from others? •Is the participant able to put on, wear, and remove a cloth face covering when necessary, for the duration of the program? •Can the participant perform personal care independently (hand washing, toileting, other hygiene, eating)? •Can the participant do the activities in a 1:4 staff to participant ratio, with visual and verbal prompting without the need for physical assistance or re-direction? •Can the participant demonstrate safe behavior toward him or herself and other throughout the duration of the program? You answered “Yes” to all of the questions and the participant is interested in potentially joining in-person programs. We encourage you to complete and submit the Assessment Questionnaire as soon as possible. Then staff will review it promptly and notify you of your status to register for in-person programs.

If you completed the Questionaire for the summer or fall program session, we have it on file! You do not need to complete it again. Questions? Contact Emily at [email protected].

You cannot answer “Yes” to all of the questions and comply with the requirements at this time. Virtual programs are available now and there will be upcoming opportunities to re-assess as Restore Illinois progresses and the guidelines change. We encourage you to call us to explore which programs are potentially the best fit for the participant’s abilities and interests.

8 In-Person Programs • A cloth face mask, covering the nose, mouth, and resting under the chin (not Gator-type) is required to Before the Program. NISRA has a video showing how to be worn for the duration of the program. prepare and arrive at the program. Those who registered for an in-person program will receive an email with instructions • Face shields are not permitted unless approved by NISRA Senior Manager of Operations. and a link to the video. • Before participants enter the programming space, • Before leaving home, use the checklist on page 29 to they must wash their hands or use hand sanitizer, and make sure there aren’t any symptoms to prevent the wear a cloth (not Gator-type) face covering. participant from attending. During and After the Program. By registering for the NISRA program, you are agreeing to • The participant must successfully participate in a 1:4 conduct the Health Questionnaire Wellness Screening Form ratio and comply with all criteria in the Eligibility each day for the participant attending the program. This Assessment. Staff are able to provide verbal prompts process is critical in keeping our participants and staff safe. If only, not physical assistance. the participant has any of the symptoms and/or signs listed on • If it is found that these safety standards cannot be the questionnaire or answers yes to any of the questions, you maintained, or the participant exhibits symptoms from are NOT to send nor attend the program that day and contact health monitoring form, parents/guardians will be the program staff. By sending the participant to the NISRA asked to pick up their participants from the program program it confirms that the wellness check was completed and immediately. This could result in loss of eligibility. all answers resulted in a response of “no.” • Family members should depart from the program space • If any symptoms from the health monitoring form (see once the program begins. page 29) have been exibited, the participant will not be • When outside, all safety standards will be enforced, allowed to participate. but the cloth facial coverings may be removed when • Please arrive no sooner than 5 minutes before the program prompted by staff. time. Upon arrival to the program location, please • Outside programs will be canceled due to inclement remain in your vehicle. A NISRA staff member will greet weather, and not rescheduled or made up, except for participants and escort them to the program. those with a stated alternate plan. • No food or drink is allowed. Only water is permitted • Parents/Guardians are asked to stay in their cars and (please bring your own water bottle). line up at the pick up/drop off location. Staff will direct participants to cars while maintaing social distancing.

Virtual/Online Programs • Each week you will receive an email with the Zoom link, meeting ID and password to enter the program. If you prefer an alternate email address, please notify the leader. • You’ll receive the email no later than 2 hours before the start of the program. • Zoom links will change weekly to ensure added security precautions. • Be sure to read the entire email each week, as the leader may provide additional information to ensure you are prepared for the start of each program. • Zoom has a sensitive auditory system and easily picks up background noise. Please be conscious of this while your participant is attending virtual programs. This helps eliminate any distractions during the program and maintains your privacy. If this occurs, please be aware that the participant may be muted. • When entering a Zoom session, participants will be put into a waiting room until the program leader admits them into the session. If you registered for a program that has supplies, you will be contacted through email prior to the start of programs. 9 10 Special Events program. ready forattheNISRAOffice pick-up week before the willnotifyyouNOTE: regarding Staff thesuppliesthatwillbe 5004 Prog# Contact: Staff Min/Max: Suggested abilitylevel: allabilities Age group: and more. We’ll make abubble wrap pineapple, puffypainticecreamcone, Have again! somefunwithcreative starts crafts before school VIRTUAL –EndofSummer Fun wear afacecovering on thebus, andwillsitoneperson perseat. NOTE: Transportation Min/Max:4/6per bus. Participants must 12:45 pm Bus Departs 3241 Prog# Contact: Staff Min/Max: Location: Suggested abilitylevel: allabilities Age group: our favoritesuperheroes. Marvel activities andcrafts celebrating and somany more!Let’s dosome Batman Superman, Spiderman, Marvel Mania Youth SocialClub Outside programswillbecanceledininclementweatherunlessanalternateisindicated. requirements &beconfirmedtoregister(seepages33-36). Before registering,thepotentialparticipantmustbeassessedforeligibilitytocomplywithCOVID-19 Mon-Wed Days Sat Day CaryPark District 5/20 4/10 Ages 6&older Ages 6-15 Ciara Ciara NISRA Office Location Transportation July 17 Date Aug 16-18 Dates 1:00-2:00 pm Time 1:30 pmZoom Time VIRTUAL/ONLINE PROGRAMS Special Events IN-PERSON PROGRAMS Youth &Teens $11/$18 R/NR Fee 2:15 pm Returns $14/$24 R/NR Fee wear afacecovering on thebus, andwillsitoneperson perseat. NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6perbus. Participants must 12:00 noon Bus Departs 3240 Prog# Contact: Staff Min/Max: Location: Suggested abilitylevel: allabilities Age group: games, andmixupsomeslimefrom ourfavorite Nickelodeonshows. Hangoutwith usaswe makeNick-Nick-Nickelodeon! crafts, play Nickelodeon Party Youth SocialClub– Questions? PleasecontactCiara. NISRACrystalLake day aftertheprogramendsonour YouTube channel: on yourown--youcanfindvideostoguideyoueach connect withyou,butyouarefreetodotheactivities The Zoomsessionsareoptional.We wouldloveto and wewilldo3ofthemtogetheronZoom. For thisprogramtherewillbemultipleactivitiesinyourbag Sat Day EastConferenceRoom, TheCentre, Elgin 4/10 Ages 6-15 Ciara July 31 Date NISRA Office Location Transportation 12:30-1:30 pm Time $14/$24 R/NR Fee 2:00 pm Returns VIRTUAL/ONLINE PROGRAMS SRA Cooperative events Connect with friends from the comfort of your home with these events, most of which are FREE! VIRTUAL – SRA Bingo Calling all B-I-N-G-O fans! Join with the staff and our friends at Special Events the other SRAs for some rounds of this favorite game of chance. Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/10 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Date Time R/NR Fee 5017 Sat June 19 7:00-8:00 pm Free! VIRTUAL – SRA Painting No painting experience needed! Simply follow along as FVSRA staff lead us through a step-by-step painting on canvas. VIRTUAL – SRA Digital Dance Party Age group: Ages 16 & older Feel like crashing a dance party? Join us as we take part in Suggested ability level: all abilities FVSRA’s Friday Night Dance Party. You never know who you Min/Max: 5/10 might see and what dance moves you might learn! Staff Contact: Ciara Age group: Ages 13 & older Prog # Day Date Time R/NR Fee Suggested ability level: all abilities 5002 Fri June 25 1:00-2:00 pm $8/$14 Min/Max: 5/20 NOTE: Staff will notify you regarding supplies that will be ready Staff Contact: Ciara for pick-up at the NISRA Office the week before the program. Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 5039 Fri June 11 7:00-8:00 pm Free! VIRTUAL – SRA Beach Bash Grab your favorite sunglasses and throw on your best beach attire as we imagine we’re on a beach somewhere, dancing with our VIRTUAL – SRA Digital Dance Party friends from other SRAs. Age group: Ages 16 & older Take 2 Suggested ability level: all abilities We’re crashing FVSRA’s Friday Night Dance Party again! Sign on Min/Max: 5/10 to look for some familiar faces and check out their dance moves. Staff Contact: Samantha Age group: Ages 13 & older Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee Suggested ability level: all abilities 5010 Sat July 17 7:00-8:00 pm Free! Min/Max: 5/20 Staff Contact: Ciara Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee VIRTUAL – SRA Game Time 5041 Fri July 9 7:00-8:00 pm Free! Let’s play some popular games with our SRA friends. Games might include Wheel of Fortune, Deal or No Deal, or Family Feud–join in to find out! Age group: Ages 16 & older VIRTUAL – SRA Digital Dance Party Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/10 Take 3 Staff Contact: Ciara Another Dance Party! Sign on to look for some familiar faces and Prog # Day Date Time R/NR Fee check out their dance moves. 5008 Fri July 23 1:00-2:00 pm Free! Age group: Ages 13 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/20 VIRTUAL – SRA Trivia Night-Disney+ Staff Contact: Ciara Join the NISRA Team as we battle it out in a friendly competition Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee with our pals at other special recreation associations. If you know 5015 Fri Aug 13 7:00-8:00 pm Free! about Disney, we need you to play and add to our success! The trivia questions will be all about Disney topics. Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/10 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Date Time R/NR Fee 5016 Sat Aug 21 7:00-8:00 pm Free! Turn the page for more events!  11 Special Events

IN-PERSON PROGRAMS Before registering, the potential participant must be assessed for eligibility to comply with COVID-19 requirements & be confirmed to register (see pages 33-36). Outside programs will be canceled in inclement weather unless an alternate is indicated.

NISRA Fantasy Football League Are you looking for some added fun during the upcoming National Football League season? How about trying some friendly competition with your NISRA buddies? We’ll have a draft party and an end of season party where awards will be given to the top three teams. Food and beverages will be provided. Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: Participants must be able to understand football, use their own smart phone to operate the Yahoo Fantasy Football App, and work with a partner to compete each week.

Special Events Location: Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 3/12 Staff Contact: Kara Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 8405 Mon Aug 16 Draft party 6:00-9:00 pm $52/$91 Season runs 13 weeks from the beginning of September through December. Weeks 14-16 will be playoffs. NOTES: • In order to participate, participants need a partner (parent, adult sibling, etc.) and must complete tasks such as updating their roster each week (dropping/adding players, moving players on or off their bench, etc.). Fulfilling this requirement may affect future participation. • If there is more than one division, we’ll contact you about an additional draft night(s). • Draft order will be random. • The top eight in the league will compete in the playoffs. • The date and details for the end of the season party in January will be sent out closer to the event. • Please email Kara at [email protected] with your partner’s name, phone number and the email address you will use for the Yahoo App. Learn to Water Ski Learn basic water ski techniques from the national champion Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team! The goal is for each skier, regardless of his or her ability, to have a successful ski experience. All water skiers will participate in a ski show for their families & friends on the last night of the program. Age group: Ages 14 & older Suggested ability level: must be able to grip a ski rope and be comfortable in the water. The Team can accommodate up to 2 non-ambulatory participants Location: Wonder Lake Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Samantha Check out the Prog# Days Dates Time Sunshine Through Golf 1310 Mon & June 7, 14 & 6:00-8:00 pm Clinics on page 23! Tues June 8, 15 R/NR Fee no Transp. R/NR Fee w/Transp. $51/$89 $71/$109 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 5:20 pm NISRA Office 8:30 pm NOTE: Alternate ski show date in case of rain is June 21. Trans- portation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. 12 Hawaiian Luau Dance We’re dancing under the stars! Thanks to the Crystal Lake Dawnbreakers Rotary Club, we’ll gather at the Band Shell at Special Events Main Beach to enjoy tropical tunes, light Luau dinner, and try out the luau limbo! Find your most colorful Hawaiian shirt or a grass skirt to dance the warm summer night away!

Age group: Ages 18 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Band Shell at Main Beach, Crystal Lake Min/Max: 15/25 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Day Date Time R/NR Fee R/NR Fee w/Transp. Sat Aug 7 5:00-7:00 pm $15/$26 $20/$31 Prog # Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns Transp. Max 8458 4:30 pm Huntley Park District R.E.C. Center 7:25 pm 6 8453 4:15 McHenry Recreation Center 7:20 combined with NISRA Office 8499 4:40 NISRA Office 7:35 6 8457 4:30 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 7:30 combined with The Centre 8455 4:15 The Centre, Elgin 7:45 6 8456 5:00 no transp; meet at dance 7:00 NA NOTE: Please register for the Program # that goes with the transportation location where you wish to be picked up & dropped off. Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. No indoor alternate is available; if inclement weather, the dance will be canceled.

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Fused Glass Workshops Discover this beautiful art medium! Place colored grains of glass into a unique shape to be fired. Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Art Studio, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/8 for each night Staff Contact: Emily Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 5591 Tues June 22 6:00-7:00 pm $30/$53 Iridescent Radiant Platter & Medallion Key Chain 5592 Tues July 6 6:00-7:00 pm $30/$53 Gingko Leaf Swoop Plate & Marble Swirl Soap Dish

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VIRTUAL/ONLINE PROGRAMS VIRTUAL - Zoomtastic Package Register for this “package” of both of the programs listed! Age group: Ages 8 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/12 Staff Contact: Rachel Prog #: 5009 R/NR Fee: $42/$74 VIRTUAL - Household Crafting Let’s surprise ourselves with how creative we can be! Not sure Dance Party what to do with some of those common household items tucked Mondays Put on your boogie shoes and show us your best moves. You’ll have away in cabinets, cupboards, and the pantry? Let’s make some these tunes stuck in your brain to keep you dancing all night long! clever and imaginative craft projects! Day Dates Time Age group: Ages 6 & older Mon June 21-Aug 2 6:00-7:00 pm Suggested ability level: all abilities No Prog July 5 Min/Max: 5/10 Gaming Mash-up Staff Contact: Ciara BINGO, Trivia, and Guess Who...oh my! Link up on Zoom with your Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee friends and staff to play games and have some laughs. 5018 Mon June 21-Aug 2 4:00-5:00 pm $18/$32 Day Dates Time No Prog July 5 Wed June 23-Aug 4 6:00-7:00 pm NOTE: Each week’s email will be sent Monday morning with the supplies you need to gather and the Zoom link for the program.

IN-PERSON PROGRAMS Before registering, the potential participant must be assessed for eligibility to comply with COVID-19 requirements & be confirmed to register (see pages 33-36). Outside programs will be canceled in inclement weather unless an alternate is indicated. Sensory Exploration Rock ‘n Bowl ® Let’s get back on the lanes...it’s been too long! Dust off a bowling Check out the Snoezelen sensory room! Participants are guided ball and practice your skills. It’s time to throw some strikes and through a sensory experience that incorporates hand-eye spares! coordination, gross motor skills, working with others, operating Age group: Ages 16 & older controls and setting scenes in the room, and relaxing. Suggested ability level: all abilities Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Raymond’s Bowl, Johnsburg Location: Sensory Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 8/12 Min/Max: 1/3 for each program Staff Contact: Samantha Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Ages 3-6 1622 Mon June 21-Aug 2 10:00-11:00 am $66/$116 Prog# Day Dates Time R/NR Fee No Prog July 5 6100 Mon June 21-Aug 2 4:30-5:15 pm $36/$63 No Prog July 5 Let’s Get Crafty! Ages 7-12 Grab your scissors, grab your glue, and let’s see what we can do! Prog# Day Dates Time R/NR Fee We’ll come up with different projects to get your creativity going. 6200 Mon June 21-Aug 2 5:45-6:30 pm $36/$63 Age group: Ages 16 & older No Prog July 5 Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Art Studio, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Monday Fun Day Min/Max: 4/8 Spend Monday afternoons playing games and creating new things! Staff Contact: Samantha Enjoy some social fun while playing favorite games and crafting. Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Age group: Ages 16 & older 1621 Mon June 21-Aug 2 11:00 am-12:15 pm $47/$81 Suggested ability level: all abilities No Prog July 5 Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 0602 Mon June 21-Aug 2 3:30-4:30 pm $47/$81 No Prog July 5 14 althy. He .. w e i B th

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Workout @ McHenry Rec Center A Independent Ice Skating We’ll use the equipment at the fitness center to develop Intermediate and advanced skaters, now’s the time to get back on strength, muscle tone, and cardiovascular health. Develop your the ice! This program is designed for those who want to focus on own fitness plan & goals with the help of staff. developing their skills, and also for those who simply want to free Age group: Ages 16 & older skate independently during the time available. Suggested ability level: all abilities Age group: Ages 10 & older Location: McHenry Recreation Center Suggested ability level: intermediate/advanced; must be able to

Min/Max: 4/8 skate independently without assistance Mondays Staff Contact: Samantha Location: Crystal Ice House, Crystal Lake Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Min/Max: 4/8 1618 Mon June 21-Aug 2 4:00-5:00 pm $47/$81 Staff Contact: Rachel No Prog July 5 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee* NOTE: See page 39 for information about the fitness waiver 2607* Mon June 7-Aug 9 4:15-5:00 pm $34/$60 required for participation by participants with a disability. If you No Prog June 28, July 5 have had medical treatment during the 2 year time frame of NOTE: Must have participated in a previous session of Ice Skating your Fitness Waiver, please submit a new form to your doctor & with NISRA at the Ice House. The age requirement has been NISRA. Leaders and participants will be required to wear cloth temporarily increased due to COVID-19 safety requirements. The face masks (not Gator-type). Ice House requires that everyone wear a mask to both enter the building and to be on the ice, and also that parents/guardians remain in the building during the program time. Fee is reduced due to the generous donation of ice time & instructors by the Crystal Ice House. Biking Club *Non-residents, please register as early as possible and we’ll Hop on your bike for each week’s leisurely, scenic ride and take put you in the program if space is available, regardless of the in the sights & sounds of the season on the Prairie Trail. registration deadlines. Age group: Ages 16 & older althy. He .. w Suggested ability level: all abilities e i B th

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Min/Max: 4/12 A Staff Contact: Rachel Yoga Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Yoga is great for your body and your mind. Discover techniques to make you stronger and more flexible, and 2635 Mon June 21-Aug 2 4:30-6:00 pm $46/$80 also help you concentrate, calm your emotions, reduce stress & No Prog July 5 promote positive thoughts. NOTE: Participants need to have their own bike, helmet, and Age group: Ages 16 & older, and family members water bottle. Meet in the Towne Park parking lot at the west end Suggested ability level: all abilities of Washington Street. Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Rachel Bowlero Bowl Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Let’s get back on the lanes...it’s been too long! Dust off a bowling ball 2639 Mon June 21-Aug 2 5:00-5:45 pm $54/$95 and practice your skills. It’s time to throw some strikes and spares! No Prog July 5 Age group: Ages 16 & older R/NR Fee for Family Member Suggested ability level: all abilities $46/$80 Location: Bowlero, Algonquin NOTE: Leaders and participants will be required to wear cloth Min/Max: 8/12 face masks (not Gator-type). Please wear comfortable clothing Staff Contact: Rachel for moving & stretching, and bring your mat if you have one. Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee NISRA has a limited number of mats. Please complete a Registra- 2601 Mon June 21-Aug 2 5:00-6:00 pm $66/$116 tion Form for each family member who will be attending. No Prog July 5

Kingpins Drumline–Crystal Lake Science and Sensory This awesome percussion group is an ensemble of the Crystal Let’s be curious and explore some science and sensory activities to Lake Strikers. Learn drumming and drumline techniques. engage our brains and senses. Engage in playful activities, Age group: Ages 13-25 messy art, and create slime. Have fun with us! Suggested ability level: all abilities Age group: Ages 6 & older Location: Striker’s Hall, Crystal Lake Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 6/12 Location: Rakow Center, Carpentersville Staff Contact: Rachel Min/Max: 4/10 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Staff Contact: Gabrielle 2352 Mon June 21-Aug 2 6:00-7:00 pm $39/$68 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee No Prog July 5 0601 Mon June 21-Aug 2 6:30-7:30 pm $47/$83 NOTE: Fee includes professional instruction and drum sticks if No Prog July 5 needed. Performance dates may be added if conditions allow. 15 Tuesdays

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VIRTUAL - Movement Mix-up This creative and active program will have your body AND your mind thanking you! Our enthusiastic fitness instructor will guide us through an engaging routine that incorporates a variety of fun exercise styles to get you up and moving! Age group: Ages 13 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/12 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee

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Workout @ the WRC– A Woodstock Rec Center We’ll use the equipment at the fitness center to develop strength, muscle tone, and cardiovascular health. Develop your own fitness plan & goals with the help of our staff. Resident Priority Registration Age Group: Ages 16 & older ends May 24 Suggested ability level: all abilities Non-Resident Registration Location: Woodstock Recreation Center begins May 25 Min/Max: 4/8 Staff Contact: Samantha Final Registration Deadline Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee May 27 1616 Tues June 22-Aug 3 4:45-5:45 pm $54/$95 NOTE: See page 39 for information about the fitness waiver required for participation. If you have had medical treatment during the 2 year time frame of your Fitness Waiver, please submit a new form to your doctor & NISRA. Leaders and participants will be required to wear cloth face masks (not Gator-type).

That’s a Holiday?! Did you know there’s a national ice cream day? A national best friends day too! Learn about these quirky holidays. Each week we’ll celebrate a new one with activities and crafts related to the day. Age group: Ages 13 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Ciara Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 3614 Tues June 22-Aug 3 4:30-5:30 pm $54/$95 16 Sports Sampler Learn sports skills in a fun-filled program! We’ll work on motor and cognitive skills through traditional sports such as t-ball or softball, basketball & soccer. Our encouraging staff will also focus on teamwork & sportsmanship. Age group: Ages 6-10 Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Buddy Baseball Field, Sunset Park, Lake in the Hills Tuesdays Min/Max: 4/8 Staff Contact: Rachel Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 2200 Tues June 22-Aug 3 4:00-4:45 pm $46/$80 NOTE: Please bring a water bottle. Meet at the Buddy Baseball Field off of Haligus Rd, near the skate park.

Archery Hit a “bullseye” with this program! Release your inner Robin Hood as you explore the timeless sport of archery. Learn shooting techniques & safety skills at the range from an experienced instructor. Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Petersen Farm, McHenry Min/Max: 4/8 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 1321 Tues June 22-July 27 5:00-6:00 pm $69/$121 NOTE: Archery equipment will be provided. Please wear close- toed shoes each week and bring insect repellent.

Feel the Beat Along with being enjoyable, music can relieve stress. Join us in this free-spirited jam session. Each week we’ll use different, ordinary objects to make amazing sounds. It might be a yoga ball, rubber bands, or...show up and find out! Age group: Ages 8 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 1620 Tues June 22-Aug 3 6:00-7:00 pm $46/$80

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VIRTUAL - Zoomtastic Package Dance Party Register for this “package” of both of the programs listed! Put on your boogie shoes and show us your best moves. You’ll have Age group: Ages 8 & older these tunes stuck in your brain to keep you dancing all night long! Suggested ability level: all abilities Day Dates Time Min/Max: 5/12 Mon June 21-Aug 2 6:00-7:00 pm Staff Contact: Rachel No Prog July 5 Prog #: 5009 R/NR Fee: $42/$74 Gaming Mash-up BINGO, Trivia, and Guess Who...oh my! Link up on Zoom with your friends and staff to play games and have some laughs. Day Dates Time Wed June 23-Aug 4 6:00-7:00 pm Wednesdays IN-PERSON PROGRAMS Before registering, the potential participant must be assessed for eligibility to comply with COVID-19 requirements & be confirmed to register (see pages 33-36). Outside programs will be canceled in inclement weather althy. unless an alternate is indicated. He .. w e i B th

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A Movie Review Crew Workout Wednesdays Kick back, relax & watch a movie with friends. See a different Do you want to discover some new ways to stay active? Join us flick each week & decide if it’s a “thumbs up” or a “thumbs down!” to learn some fitness techniques in this energizing program. We’ll Age group: Ages 21 & older motivate each other and take steps toward a healthy lifestyle! Suggested ability level: all abilities Age group: Ages 16 & older Location: varies Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 4/10 Location: Multipurpose Gym, The Centre, Elgin Staff Contact: Samantha Min/Max: 4/10 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Staff Contact: Gabrielle 1433 Wed June 30; 11:30 am-3:00 pm $47/$83 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee July 14, 28 0618 Wed June 23-Aug 4 3:00-4:00 pm $46/$80 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns NOTE: Please see page 39 for information about the fitness 11:20 am NISRA Office 3:00 pm waiver required for participation. If you have had medical NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must treatment during the 2 year time frame of your Fitness Waiver, wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. please submit a new form to your doctor & NISRA. Leaders and Pick-up and drop-off times may vary based upon the movie participants will be required to wear cloth face masks (not Gator- schedule. Movie choices will be partly based upon PG or PG 13 type). ratings. Old Time Movies Watch some old classic movies that never go out of style! We’ll have fun seeing some of those great movie stars from the past. Age group: Ages 21 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: McHenry Recreation Center Min/Max: 4/12 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 1405 Wed July 7; 21 12:00-2:30 pm $32/$56 Aug 4 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 11:40 am NISRA Office 3:00 pm NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. Movie choices will be partly based upon PG or PG 13 ratings. Fee includes a snack; if you want to eat lunch, please bring your own sack lunch. 18 Wednesdays

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Zumba on Zumba! This latin-inspired dance Get hooked & sizes features shapes for all ages, fitness program move! red-hot international you music to make Age group: Sports Mania workWe’ll on cognitive Learn sports skills in a fun-filled program! sports traditional suchand motor skills through as kickball, t-ball, & sportsmanship. on teamwork also focus soccer and more! We’ll Age group: all abilities Suggested ability level: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog# 0233 all abilities Suggested ability level: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog 2628 Member Family for Fee R/NR $46/$80 Leaders and participants will be required to wear NOTE: for 39 Please see page cloth face masks (not Gator-type). by for participation required waiver information about the fitness had medical treatment have If you participants with a disability. please Fitness Waiver, of time frame your during the 2 year doctor & NISRA. Please complete a form to your submit a new each Form for family member attending. Registration

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Age group: simple recipes that are surprisingly delicious! surprisingly are that recipes simple Ready to get back in the kitchen? We’ll start out mixing up some some up mixing out start We’ll kitchen? the in back get to Ready Simply Cooking I Simply Cooking participate. Please register for only one week night, so that more people can one week only Please register for Location: programs. & Thursday Wednesday The menu will be the same for all abilities ability level: Suggested Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog 1606 3404 assistance can be provided. physical No hand-over-hand NOTE: Age group: Age group: resulting in original pieces that are uniquely yours! uniquely are that pieces original in resulting creations. Each week you’ll build on the previous week’s effort, effort, week’s previous the on build you’ll week Each creations. Summer Creations Summer beautiful crafting weeks fun-filled spend we’ll class creative this In Thursdays

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Walking Warriors Let’s do some power walking to get our heart rates up! Take some invigorating walks with NISRA staff and your friends. We’ll be indoors most weeks, with a couple of outdoor trail walks planned too. Age group: Ages 8 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Indoor walking track, The Centre, Elgin Min/Max: 4/12 Staff Contact: Ciara Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 3631 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 11:00 am-12:00 pm $46/$80 NOTE: You will be contacted with more details about the outdoor trail walks. Leaders and participants will be required to wear cloth face masks (not Gator-type) while on the indoor track.

Gardening Club Grab your gloves, garden season is here and we have things to do in our raised, accessible garden! Age group: Ages 12 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/12 Staff Contact: Rachel Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 2437 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 3:30-4:30 pm $54/$95 NOTE: This is a raised, wheelchair-accessible garden. Tools will be provided.

20 Kick Start Sports & Games We’ll get our bodies moving in this high-energy program! Each week we’ll experience a different sport or play an exciting team game. Everyone can laugh & have fun, regardless of ability level. Age group: Ages 6-12 Suggested ability level: all abilities

Location: McHenry Recreation Center Thursdays Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 1115 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 4:00-4:45 pm $46/$80 Back-to-back programs! Sticky Fingers We’re getting in touch with our senses of touch, sight & smell in this ooey, gooey program! It’ll be all hands-on with finger paints, homemade doughs, and other textures in all kinds of projects. Age group: Ages 6-12 Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: McHenry Recreation Center Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog# Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 1114 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 5:00-5:45 pm $47/$83 NOTE: Please bring an old shirt or wear clothes that can get messy.

Gaming Squad Wii, Xbox and so much more! Hang out with some friends and play your favorite video games. Age group: Ages 8 and older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Ciara Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 3602 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 5:00-6:00 pm $47/$83

Check out the Sunshine Through Golf Clinics on page 23!

Simply Cooking II Kingpins Drumline–Barrington Ready to get back in the kitchen? We’ll start out mixing up some The popular Kingpins drumline expanded to another location! simple recipes that are surprisingly delicious! Learn drumming techniques with the guidance of the popular Age group: Ages 18 & older Crystal Lake Strikers drumline members. Suggested ability level: possesses skills to use kitchen tools Age group: Ages 13-25 independently for washing, cutting, chopping, spreading, etc. Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Teaching Kitchen, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Location: Barrington Park District Min/Max: 4/5 Min/Max: 6/10 Staff Contact: Ciara Staff Contact: Ciara Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 3405 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 4:45-6:15 pm $82/$144 2353 Thurs July 1-Aug 5 6:00-7:00 pm $46/$80 NOTE: No hand-over-hand physical assistance can be provided. NOTE: Fee includes professional instruction and drum sticks if The menu will be the same for Wednesday & Thursday programs. needed. Please register for only one week night, so that more people can participate. 21 Fridays

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VIRTUAL - Snack Shack VIRTUAL - Funky Fridays Since we can’t go to the Snack Shack restaurant, let’s bring it to our Dance your way into the weekend! We’ll move and groove to home kitchens! Get together online and we’ll show you how to whip upbeat jams and learn a variety of funky dance combinations. up some yummy recipes with minimal ingredients! Age group: Ages 8 & older Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 5/12 Min/Max: 5/12 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Staff Contact: Ciara Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee

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Friday Friends (formerly Meetin’ Place) Meet up with your friends or make some new ones! Friday Friends is an inviting program where everyone feels welcome while we enjoy lunch, crafts, games, getting moving, occassional adventures in the community, and more! Age group: Ages 16 & older Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/12 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 1463 Fri June 25-Aug 6 10:00 am-12:00 pm $61/$107

Friday Fun Days Each week means fun with a different theme for games, crafts, being with friends and making some new ones! Age group: Ages 6-10 Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Cary Park District Resident Priority Registration Min/Max: 4/10 ends May 24 Staff Contact: Ciara Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Non-Resident Registration 2125 Fri July 2, 16, 30 10:00 -12:00 pm $35/$62 begins May 25 Final Registration Deadline May 27

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Gamers Switch,Nintendo and much PlayStation more! Hang out with friends and challenge video games. each other in exciting Age group: all abilities Suggested ability level: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog 0222 Golfers who can consistently play 5-9 holes, please see 5-9 holes, Golfers who can consistently play the Golf 27 for and Unified Golfpage programs. Barrington Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # 3635 0630 0633 Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # Dundee The Chicagoland District Golf Association Foundation is again GolfThe Chicagoland District is again Foundation Association Golf a Sunshine Through to provide teaming up with NISRA and covers Professionals PGA is taught by The program camp. and golf short game, full swing, including the basics of golf, at: more information on the CDGA website Find etiquette. www.cdgafoundation.org. is limited to one free clinic per participant. Registration Golf Clinics

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tion is provided home after the program. tion is provided where Teen & Young Adult Disc Golf No transporta- is taking place. & Young where Teen Transportation will be provided back to NISRA from the parks back to NISRA from will be provided Transportation 2315 assistance can be provided. physical No hand-over-hand NOTE: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # Location: all abilities Suggested ability level: Age group: scrumptious recipes in the Teaching Kitchen!scrumptious in the Teaching recipes Friday Night Supper Club out some Try a delicious dinner & hang out with others. Make

window. wear a face covering on the bus, and sit one person per seat by the and sit one person per seat by on the bus, a face covering wear Age group: Location: must Participants disc golf. to the parks for together will travel we short course. Each week we’ll explore disc golfshort Each explore courses in our area. course. we’ll week all abilities Suggested ability level: Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog 2305 Meet at the NISRA Office at the start and ofNOTE: the program golf is a simple game of throwing a frisbee toward targets on a targets a frisbee toward golf of is a simple game throwing Start your weekend with some fun and friendly competition! Disc with some fun and weekend Start your Teen & Young Adult Disc Golf Adult Young & Teen 1317 and sunscreen. window. the one person per seat by swimsuit, towel, water bottle, bottle, water towel, swimsuit, and sit a face covering, wear belongings including sack lunch, labeled with your name and labeled with your Location: park. the Also bring a backpackfor all abilities ability level: Suggested Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog Location Transportation Departs Bus Office NISRA pm 12:30 shoes closed toe Please wear NOTE:

Age group: Age group: for sun & fun eachfor week! splash pads. Get ready to cool off as we travel to a different spot to a different cool off to travel we as Get ready splash pads. Explore some of our area’s biggest & best parks, along with their parks, & best ofExplore some biggest area’s our Explore the Parks & Splash Pads the Parks Explore Saturdays IN-PERSON PROGRAMS Before registering, the potential participant must be assessed for eligibility to comply with COVID-19 requirements & be confirmed to register (see pages 33-36). Outside programs will be canceled in inclement weather unless an alternate is indicated.

Super Saturdays Have a blast on Saturday mornings with our energetic line-up of games, sports, crafts, and music. Make new friends or re-connect with old ones in this fun program! Age group: Ages 6-15 Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Ciara

Saturdays Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 3222 Sat June 26-Aug 7 9:00 am-10:30 $82/$144

Saturday Fun Club Saturday mornings will be a blast at The Centre! NISRA’s encouraging staff lead sports, games, music, and art activities in this program where fun & laughter abound! Age group: Ages 6-15 Suggested ability level: all abilities Location: The Centre, Elgin Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Trekkers Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Hike the local trails to explore the incredible sights & sounds. 0207 Sat June 26-Aug 7 10:00-11:30 am $82/$144 Research has shown that a walk in nature helps you relax, focus your thoughts, and improve your physical fitness. Age group: Ages 13 & older new Suggested ability level: all abilities time! Location: varies “Special Focus” Karate Min/Max: 4/10 The martial arts are a great way to develop physical & mental Staff Contact: Ciara abilities–consider the benefits of karate: strength, coordination, Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee self-confidence and respect for oneself & others. Gain focus 3620 Sat June 26-Aug 7 10:45 am-12:15 pm $46/$80 & control, while learning self-defense in this structured & safe Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns program. 10:45 am Liberty Lanes, Carpentersville 12:15 pm Age group: Ages 6 & older 10:15 NISRA Office 12:45 Suggested ability level: all abilities, Beginner & Intermediate NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must Karate skills wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. Location: Focus Martial Arts, Lake in the Hills Please list your pick-up & drop-off locations on your Registration Min/Max: 4/15 Form. If you’d like to bowl after Trekkers, consider Saturday Staff Contact: Rachel Strikers, where we’ll drop you off! Wear comfortable clothes and Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee bring a water bottle, sunscreen, bug repellent & sack lunch. If 2214 Sat June 12-Aug 21 10:45 am-11:30 am $66/$116 there is inclement weather, we will walk at an indoor track. NOTE: Please wear comfortable clothing to move around in. Saturday Strikers Let’s get back on the lanes...it’s been too long! Dust off a bowling Saturday Bowlers ball and practice your skills. It’s time to throw some strikes and Let’s get back on the lanes...it’s been too long! Dust off a bowling spares! ball and practice your skills. It’s time to throw some strikes and Age group: Ages 16 & older spares! Suggested ability level: all abilities Age group: Ages 16 & older Location: Liberty Lanes, Carpentersville Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 8/12 Location: Kingston Lanes, Woodstock Staff Contact: Gabrielle Min/Max: 8/12 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Staff Contact: Samantha 3413 Sat June 26-Aug 7 12:30-1:30 pm $77/$135 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee NOTE: Want to get outside before bowling? Consider Trekkers, 1412 Sat June 26-Aug 7 11:00 am-12:00 pm $77/$135 where you can enjoy hiking some local trails. 24 NISRA Knights Athletics

NISRA’s athletics programs will adapt when Special Olympics begins offering games and competitions again. We will notify you of all the details if competition resumes.

VIRTUAL/ONLINE PROGRAMS NISRA Knights Athletics

VIRTUAL - Special Olympics Package Team Building Register for this “package” of both of the programs listed! Need some social time with your friends, while playing games? Age group: Ages 16 & older Hangout with your teammates, play games, and get to know each Suggested ability level: all abilities other better! Min/Max: 5/15 Day Dates Time Staff Contact: Kara Wed June 23-Aug 4 5:00-5:45 pm Prog #: 5020 R/NR Fee: $18/$31 Workout It’s time to get up and move! “Stop in” for a workout once a week. We’ll do different workouts each time: cardio, abs, upper body and lower body. Day Dates Time Thurs June 24-Aug 5 5:00-5:45 pm

IN-PERSON PROGRAMS

Knights Rhythmic Gymnastics Knights - Strength & Conditioning Get together to practice gymnastics techniques with a special Looking for something to do to help you stay in shape? This is the flair! You’ll learn athletic moves showing grace, balance and perfect program for you. Come workout with your teammates, coordination using ribbons, balls and hoops. work on speed, agility, strength and conditioning lead by a trainer. Age group: Ages 16 & older Age group: Ages 16 & older Location: The Centre, Elgin Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Focus Martial Arts, Lake in the Hills Staff Contact: Kara Min/Max: 4/8 each time session Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Staff Contact: Kara 6700 Mon June 21-Aug 2 6:00-7:00 pm $45/$79 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee No Prog July 5 6805 Tues June 22-Aug 3 6:00-6:30 pm $105/$184 6804 Tues June 22-Aug 3 6:45-7:15 pm $105/$184 NOTE: Please register for only one time session so that more athletes can participate. Leaders and participants will be required to wear masks indoors.

Resident Priority Registration ends May 24 Non-Resident Registration begins May 25 Final Registration Deadline May 27

25 NISRA Knights Athletics NISRA’s athletics programs will adapt when Special Olympics begins offering games and competitions again. We will notify you of all the details if competition resumes.

IN-PERSON PROGRAMS

register Knights - Softball early! We will be running practices until competition resumes, and will inform you when we get updates. There is a chance the season will be extended beyond the dates listed. Age group: Ages 15 & older Min/Max at each location: 10/15 Staff Contact: Kara Teams are based upon ability, for safety reasons. Players should register according to the skill level; NISRA reserves the right to adjust teams as needed for safety reasons. Name & Location Prog # Day & Dates Time R/NR Fee Teal Knights (Lightning-Beginner/Intermediate Skills) Ladd Park, Crystal Lake 6771 Tues, May 18-July 20 6:00-7:30 pm $66/$114 White Knights (Sluggers-Intermediate Skills) Field D, Tomaso Sports Park, Huntley 6769 Tues, May 18-July 20 6:00-7:30 pm $66/$114 Black Knights (Thunder-Advanced Skills)

NISRA Knights Athletics Lippold Park, Crystal Lake 6770 Tues, May 18-July 20 5:00-6:00 pm $66/$114 Purple Knights (Mixers-All Abilities) Field #10, Sports Complex, Elgin 6772 Tues, May 18-July 20 6:00-7:30 pm $66/$114 NOTE: Program starts May 18–register early!

Knights - Volleyball We will be running practices until competition resumes, and will inform you when we get updates. Age group: Ages 16 & older Min/Max at each location: 6/12 Staff Contact: Kara Name & Location Prog # Day & Dates Time R/NR Fee Black Knights (was Nutty Netters-Beginner/Intermediate Skills) Marlowe Middle School, Lake in the Hills 6709 Tues, Aug 10-Oct 5 7:00-8:30 pm $90/$140 Purple Knights (was Spikers-Intermediate/Advanced Skills) The Centre, Elgin 6702 Tues, Aug 10-Oct 5 7:00-8:30 pm $90/$140

Knights - Tennis–Intermediate/Advanced If you’re a tennis player who would like to compete, this program Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee helps athletes prepare for matches. Coaches will determine which 6806 Wed June 23-Aug 11 4:00-4:45 pm $63/$102 athletes are ready for Special Olympics competition when it NOTE: NISRA’s Beginner Tennis program is a pre-requisite to this resumes. Intermediate/Advanced program. NOTE: The Racket Club has a no Age group: Ages 16 & older spectator policy. Parents will need to wait in their car or come back Suggested ability level: Players must have previous experience at the end of the program. Leaders and athletes will be required in tennis (see NOTE below), including the ability to serve & hit into to wear cloth face masks (not Gator-type) indoors. proper courts with reasonable consistency. Location: Crystal Lake Racket Club, Algonquin Min/Max: 3/5 Staff Contact: Kara 26 NISRA Knights Athletics 27 R/NR Fee $57/$91 R/NR Fee R/NR $57/$91

3:00-4:00 pm 3:00-4:00 Time Time pm 5:30-6:30

June 25-Aug 6 25-Aug June Dates Dates 30 19-Sept Aug Kara Kara

Ages 16 & older Ages Ages 16 & older Ages

3/6 4/12 Superior Athletic Advantage, Barrington Superior Athletic Advantage, Woodscreek Park, Crystal Lake Crystal Park, Woodscreek Fri Day Day Thurs

6802 Knights Powerlifting back in shape this get athletes and let’s fellow with your Workout summer! Age group: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # Special Olympics Bocce Ball Ball Bocce Olympics Special and to bowling, is similar & toss it! Bocce ball bocce Aim your levels. all ability for great Age group: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog 6746 R/NR Fee $101/$169 R/NR Fee $70/$113 R/NR Fee $101/$169

Time pm 6:00-8:00 Time pm 5:30-6:30 Time pm 6:00-8:00

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Ages 16 & older Ages Ages 16 & older Ages Ages 16 & older Ages 4/12 7/12 4/12 Randall Oaks Golf Course, West Dundee West Oaks Golf Course, Randall West Field, Lippold Park, Crystal Lake Crystal Field, Lippold Park, West Randall Oaks Golf Course, West Dundee West Oaks Golf Course, Randall Day Wed Wed Day Wed Wed Wed Day

Important information about golf programs: since golfwalking amount ofThere will be a signifiant carts authorized staff Only will not be provided. and participants Parents, are permitted on the golf course during play. on the course guests and spectators are prohibited guardians, non- and must remain in designated areas for during play golfers. Knights Golf to ready and get game, your develop on a consistent basis, Practice compete when competition resumes! Age group: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # 6707 Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # 6779 A mouth guard is required. NOTE: Have fun running & getting the flag in this fast-paced football in this fast-paced the flag running fun & getting Have the understanding skills & developing on focus We’ll program! game. Age group: Location: Knights Flag Football Flag Knights a NISRA Registration form. a NISRA Registration be at least 14 years of age, complete a Unified Partnerform and complete a Unified ofbe at least 14 years age, want to partner with for the entire season. Unified Partners need to season. Unified the entire to partner with for want 6710 will to choose Athletes are encouraged a person who they NOTE:

Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # Age group: both nines. simultaneous start. shotgun The course will be full of golfers on Update 2021: for is scheduledgroup on holes 1 and 10, no to start consecutively hole are added together. hole are added together. disability). Scoring is aggregate, ie., both players’ scores on each both players’ ie., disability). Scoring is aggregate, that joins athletes with Unified Partners (players without a without Partners (players that joins athletes with Unified week? Then register for Unified Golf, a Special Olympics program a Special Olympics program Unified Golf, Then register for week? Want to work on your golf with the same partner every on your game to work Want Knights Unified Golf Cultural

VIRTUAL/ONLINE PROGRAMS

VIRTUAL – Glee Club VIRTUAL – Art Explorations Connect with your friends and our music instructor for singing some Learn techniques from a professional artist. You’ll develop skills of your favorite songs, laughing, talking and enjoying being together while experiencing and enjoying the therapeutic benefits of art! online! Age group: Ages 16 & older Age group: Ages 10 & older Suggested ability level: All abilities Suggested ability level: all abilities Min/Max: 4/10 Min/Max: 4/10 Staff Contact: Emily Staff Contact: Emily Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 5003 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 10:00-11:00 am $70/$123 5005 Wed June 23-Aug 4 1:00-1:45 pm $54/$95 NOTE: Fee includes supplies. Staff will contact you when supplies are ready for pick-up during business hours at the NISRA Office (see page 3 for the office hours).

Cultural Arts VIRTUAL - Individual Music Lessons Learn to play an instrument or sing–or practice what you’ve already learned–in an individual virtual music lesson! We’re offering guitar, piano, ukelele or voice sessions in 30 minute time slots, with 10 minutes in between for setting up for the next virtual session.* *Time slots: Age group: Ages 7 & older 2:00-2:30 pm Suggested ability level: all abilities 2:40-3:10 Min/Max: 1/5 3:20-3:50 Staff Contact: Emily 4:00-4:30 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 4:40-5:00 5057 Thurs June 24-Aug 5 2:00-5:00 pm $165/$288 *On your Registration Form, please indicate: NOTE: This program is taught by a contracted instructor and will not •Which type of lesson you prefer (instrument or voice) be staffed by NISRA. A parent/guardian must be present during the •Your preference for time slot. Fees are for a 30 minute Zoom session to assist with any technical challenges. Student should lesson, and are given on a first-come, first-serve basis. have the instrument at home, and might need to purchase a music You will be contacted only if your preferred time slot is book which is not included in the program fee. not available.

IN-PERSON PROGRAMS Before registering, the potential participant must be assessed for eligibility to comply with COVID-19 requirements & be confirmed to register (see pages 33-36). Individual Music Lessons Take lessons from a contractual music instructor. Learn to play *On your Registration Form, please indicate: guitar, bass guitar, piano, ukulele, or take voice lessons.* •Which type of lesson you prefer (instrument or voice) These half hour lessons include not only individualized instruction, •Your preference for time slot. Fees are for a 30 minute lesson, but also new activities, games, and an introduction to new and are given on a first-come, first-serve basis. You will be instruments. contacted only if your preferred time slot is not available. Age group: Ages 8 & older *Time slots: Suggested ability level: all abilities 3:00-3:30 pm Location: Music Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office 3:40-4:10 Min/Max: 1/5 4:20-4:50 Staff Contact: Emily 5:00-5:30 Prog # Day Dates Time R/NR Fee 5:40-6:10 5542 Wed June 23-Aug 4 3:00-7:00 pm $165/$288 NOTE: Student should have the instrument at home in order A parent/guardian is required to be in the building for the to practice between lessons. If taking guitar or ukulele, bring duration of the session. Staff will routinely clean and disinfect instrument to class. the designated places for parents to sit. Participants may need to purchase a music book (approx. $15), which is not included in the program fee. Makeup lessons may be available and will be determined on a case-by-case basis. If you are interested in lessons and these dates & times don’t fit your schedule, contact Emily at the NISRA Office for possible options. 28 Cultural Arts - 29 R/NR Fee R/NR $75/$132

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6:30-8:00 pm Workshops & Workshops pm 6:30-8:00 Rehearsals Rehearsal Dress pm 6:30-8:00 Rehearsal Dress pm 6:30-8:00 2:00 pm Performance 5:00-8:00 pm Auditions pm 5:00-8:00 Performance pm 7:00 Time R/NR Fee w/Transp. Fee R/NR $280/$432

Dates 6 25-Aug June Emily

Ages 16 & older Ages

4/10 Veteran Acres Park Pavilion, Crystal Lake Pavilion, Acres Park Veteran Day Fri

Aug 11-Nov 3 11-Nov Aug 10 Nov 11 Nov Nov 13 Location Transportation Office NISRA Aug 4 Aug 12 Nov Dates

Emily

6/15 Art in the Park art outdoor this in surroundings natural your by inspired Be artist. professional a by guided program, Age group: all abilities Suggested ability level: Location: Min/Max: Staff Contact: # Prog 5603 Fee includes supplies. NOTE: Wed Wed Thurs Fri Sat Wed Day

Transp. no Fee R/NR $205/$357 Departs Bus pm 6:00 Min/Max: Staff Contact: Participants Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Transportation NOTE: the and sit one person per seat by must a face covering, wear Auditions will be held August 4 starting at 5:00 pm. window. with an informational packet will receive you After registering, Transportation schedule.more details and the specific rehearsal not the the workshop & rehearsal dates, only for is available dress rehearsals and performances. the regarding An announcement will be made in the fall information at that time. based upon COVID-19 performances,

Prog # 5504 $75/$132 R/NR Fee

IN-PERSON PROGRAMS IN-PERSON See page 13 for Fused Glass Workshops! 6:00-7:00 pm 6:00-7:00 Time

Ages 8 & older Ages Cosman Theater, Huntley R.E.C. Center Huntley Cosman Theater, Dates 5 24-Aug June Emily

Ages 16 & older Ages 4/8 Art Studio, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Sage Art Studio, Day Thurs

Be a part of NISRA’s growing theater experience! experience! theater growing ofNISRA’s part a Be simple on focuses program based performance This and stage, on speaking singing, choreography, have will Everyone cast. full a as together working & ability upon based show, the in role specific a a have we’ll weeks, workshop the During interest. know to getting and games theater playing blast practice & script the learn we’ll Then other! each rehearsals. during production our Age group: all abilities Suggested ability level: Location: Theater Troupe presents... presents... Theater Troupe Frozen Disney’s

ments & be confirmed to register (see pages 33-36). ments & be confirmed Before registering, the potential participant must be assessed for eligibility to comply with COVID-19 require to comply with for eligibility must be assessed participant the potential Before registering,

NOTE: Fee includes supplies. NOTE: Age group: Location: while experiencing and enjoying the therapeutic benefits of the therapeutic art! and enjoying while experiencing All abilities Suggested ability level: Min/Max: Staff Contact: Prog # 5524 Learn techniques from a professional artist. You’ll develop skills develop Learn artist. techniques You’ll a professional from Art Explorations Arts INFORMATION FOR ALL CLUBS Can’t make it to the program? Resident Priority Registration If you can no longer attend, call NISRA at ends May 24 815-459-0737 and dial 1 for the Emergency Non-Resident Registration Mailbox. Leave a voice mail message for the On Please keep this brochure! begins May 25 Call staff to relay to the driver. Drivers can wait No separate flyer will be mailed! a maximum of 5 minutes before they must leave Final Registration Deadline for other pick-up points and/or the program. May 27

Teen Club

Teen Club – Ice Cream & Games Teen Club – Mini Golf Let’s celebrate summertime--the perfect time for some fun, friendly Enjoy an evening of putting and laughing with friends as you take on competition playing backyard games and eating delicious ice the Lippold Park mini golf course. cream. Location: Lippold Park, Crystal Lake Location: Community Room, Sage TR Center at the NISRA Office Min/Max: 4/12 Min/Max: 4/12 Staff Contact: Rachel Staff Contact: Rachel Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 2317 Sat July 24 6:00-8:30 pm $18/$32 2316 Sat June 26 6:00-8:30 pm $18/$32 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 5:35 pm McHenry Recreation Center 8:50 pm 5:35 pm McHenry Recreation Center 8:50 pm 4:50 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 8:55 6:00 NISRA/No Transp. Needed 8:30 5:10 The Centre, Elgin 9:10 5:00 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 8:55 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must 5:20 The Centre, Elgin 9:10 wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window.

Teen Club – Bonfire Night Let’s get out to enjoy this season with a campfire. We’ll relax in nature, play some games and make s’mores. Location: Nunda Township, Crystal Lake Min/Max: 4/12 Staff Contact: Rachel Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 2318 Sat July 10 6:00-8:30 pm $18/$32 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 5:35 pm McHenry Recreation Center 8:50 pm 5:15 NISRA Office 9:05 5:00 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 8:55 5:20 The Centre, Elgin 9:10 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. 30 Young Adult Club VIRTUAL/ONLINE PROGRAMS Young Adult Club – Bingo Night Calling all B-I-N-G-O fans! Bring your favorite refreshments and join the staff and your friends online for some rounds of this favorite game of chance. Min/Max: 5/15 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Prog # Day Date Time R/NR Fee 5053 Fri July 16 6:30-7:30 pm $14/$24

Young Adult Club – Incredibowl Night! We can’t wait to get back to the lanes to hear the crash of the pins and hang out with our friends. We’ll have fun while practicing good safety habits. Come on out to brush up on your strikes and spares! Location: Liberty Lanes, Carpentersville Min/Max: 5/12 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 0410 Fri June 25 6:00-8:00 pm $18/$32 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 5:10 pm McHenry Recreation Center 8:45 pm 5:30 NISRA Office 8:30 5:30 The Centre, Elgin 8:30 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window.

Young Adult Club – The S’more the Merrier Bonfire Let’s get out to enjoy this season with a campfire. We’ll relax in nature, play some games and make s’mores. Location: Sternes Woods, Crystal Lake Min/Max: 5/12 Staff Contact: Gabrielle Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 0411 Fri Aug 6 6:00-8:00 pm $18/$32 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 5:10 Lake in the Hills Village Hall 8:45 5:40 pm McHenry Recreation Center 8:15 5:25 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 8:30 5:10 The Centre, Elgin 8:45 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. Turn the page for Adult Social Club  31 ADULT SOCIAL CLUB

Ages 21 & older

Adult Social Club Staff Contact: Samantha Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 1926 Sat July 10 3:00-5:00 pm $24/$42 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 2:20 pm McHenry Recreation Center 5:15 pm 2:00 NISRA Office 5:35 1:55 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 6:00 2:20 pm The Centre, Elgin 5:40 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window.

Adult Social Club – ‘70s Dance Adult Social Club – Let’s get groovy and celebrate the ‘70s! Wear your favorite ‘70s attire like tie-dye, bandanas, and bell bottom jeans as we dance the Mini Golf afternoon away. Enjoy a nice summer afternoon at the Lippold Park Mini Golf course. We’ll have plenty of laughs while we putt the ball around the course Virtual aiming for those holes in one! Min/Max: 5/10 Location: Lippold Park, Crystal Lake Staff Contact: Samantha Min/Max: 4/12 Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee Staff Contact: Samantha 5014 Sat July 31 3:00-5:00 pm $16/$29 Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee NOTE: Staff will notify you regarding the supplies that will be 1927 Sat July 24 3:00-5:00 pm $18/$31 ready for pick-up at the NISRA Office the week before the Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns program. 2:20 pm McHenry Recreation Center 5:25 pm 2:00 NISRA Office 5:45 1:50 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 6:00 2:10 pm The Centre, Elgin 5:40 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must In-Person wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. Location: Huntley Park District Min/Max: 8/25 Staff Contact: Samantha Prog# Day Date Time R/NR Fee 1938 Sat July 31 3:00-5:00 pm $22/$38 Bus Departs Transportation Location Returns 2:20 pm McHenry Recreation Center 5:35 pm 2:00 NISRA Office 6:00 2:10 Rakow Center, Carpentersville 5:45 2:30 pm The Centre, Elgin 5:25 NOTE: Transportation Min/Max: 4/6 per bus. Participants must wear a face covering, and sit one person per seat by the window. 32 Program Eligibility & Assessment Questionnaire If the form was previously submitted, reviewed and approved by NISRA Staff, it is on file at the office. You do not need to complete and submit it again.

To help protect against the spread of COVID-19 and for the safety of our participants and staff, NISRA has developed requirements that need to be followed during all in-person programming. These procedures include: 1) Assessment of the participant’s ability to meet eligibility requirements 2) Confirmation of the participant’s ability to meet the eligibility requirements 3) Agreement to abide by the health monitoring requirements listed at the end of this document 4) Agreement that if the requirements are not met, then the participant will be deemed ineligible

This form, which includes the participant assessment and sign off of eligibility requirements and health monitoring, needs to be completed and submitted to the NISRA office. Forms can be: • Dropped off at the NISRA office. Drop box available on the front of the building • Emailed to Emily at: [email protected] • Faxed to 815-459-0388

Once forms are received, they will be reviewed by NISRA’s eligibility team. Assessment information, as well as knowledge of past participation and any additional information or documentation that is relevant, will be used to determine if a participant is eligible to participate in in-person programming under the new COVID-19 guidelines. New participants to NISRA will need to participate in an intake. Once reviewed, staff will contact families to gather any additional information/documentation needed, and ultimately to let them know about the results and potentially proceed with registering the participant for programs. Participants who do not meet eligibility guidelines will be based on behaviors that are a safety issue according to the current Phase of Restore Illinois. If and when the next Phase is entered, the behavior can be reassessed to determine if the participant meets safety requirements of that phase.

In accordance with guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) NISRA is doing the following to protect the safety and health of our participants and staff: • All program spaces will be routinely cleaned and disinfected in between program usage. • Participants will have separate supplies during the program which will be cleaned and disinfected between programs. • NISRA will provide staff with cloth face coverings, gloves, safety glasses. Gloves and safety glasses will only be used if disinfecting. If a specific job task requires the use of the additional PPE, NISRA will provide the PPE to staff. Staff will be required to wear a cloth face covering throughout the duration of programs that are indoors. • NISRA staff and patrons will complete health self-monitoring form prior to each day. If individuals exhibit any symptoms on the form or have been in close contact with someone who has COVID-19, they will not be permitted to work on-site or participate in a program. If an individual answers “yes” to any question on the health monitoring screening, he/she will not be permitted on-site. • If NISRA is made aware that someone has been exposed to COVID-19, NISRA will take all appropriate steps as directed by the local health department.

33 Assessment Questionnaire for Participation in In-Person Programs: Participant’s Name: ______Person Completing Assessment: ______

Eligibility Requirements All potential participants desiring to join NISRA in-person programs will need to meet the following eligibility requirements until further notice to ensure NISRA adheres to CDC and Illinois social distancing guidelines. Participants will need to be able to meet these requirements in a 1:4, staff to participant ratio.

• Participants will need to be able do self-care while at NISRA programs. This includes being able to complete the following with minimal verbal cues or prompts •Put on and take off cloth face covering •Use the bathroom •Wash hands • Participants must refrain from the following habits that could result in the spread of illness: •Touching their face •Taking off cloth face covering unless directed by a NISRA staff •Spitting •Putting objects in their mouth •Biting •Eloping (running away) •Touching staff, participants or others’ belongings •Being non-compliant with staff instruction •Leaving assigned seating area • Participants need to be able to participate in the activity with minimal verbal cues or prompts • Participants need to be able to wear a cloth face covering for the duration of the program • Participants will need to be able to stay with the group and transition from one activity to another with minimal verbal cues or prompts • Participants will need to be able to maintain a physical distance of six feet or more from others with minimal verbal cues or prompts •Participants must demonstrate safe behaviors towards self and others throughout the duration of the program

What level of support does the participant need to do the following?

None Minimal Verbal Prompts Physical Assistance Walking or standing Toileting Engaging in activities Responding to directions Transitioning Staying with the group

34 With limited verbal prompts, can the participant do the following?

Yes No

Wear a cloth face covering that fits over the nose, mouth, and under the chin (not Gator-type). Participant must be able to put on and take off the cloth face covering independently Keep a cloth face covering on for the full duration of program Maintain physical distance of six feet or more Independently wash hands Cover a sneeze or cough

Health Monitoring Requirements As part of the registration process, participants and/or guardians are required to attest to the following guidelines set forth by the CDC and IDPH. Families must confirm that participants have not exhibited any of the following symptoms prior to arriving to the program every day: • Fever (over 100.40F) or chills • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing • Cough • Sore Throat • Nausea or vomiting • Diarrhea • Runny Nose • Unexplained muscle aches • Headache • Unexplained fatigue • Abdominal pain • New loss of smell or taste

In addition, if a participant has been in close contact with an individual who has COVID-19, per CDC guidelines, they should self – quarantine for 14 days, but have an option if they have no symptoms. The quarantine could be 10 days with no COVID test, and 7 days with a negative test. The individual will not be permitted to attend programs during this time. If a participant tests positive for COVID-19, such as an asymptomatic positive test, the participant must remain asymptomatic for a 10-day period following the test in order to attend NISRA programs. Additionally, for participants with symptoms or who test positive, a doctor’s note will be required prior to being able to participate in programs.

35 Agreement By signing below, participant and/or guardians agree that they have monitored the participant and will not send the participant to program(s) if any of the above symptoms are present. I understand that if the participant exhibits any of the above symptoms, or is unable to follow the eligibility requirements, the guardian will be called and will be expected to pick up the participant from the program immediately. The participant may become ineligible to participate.

Participant Name: ______(please print)

I, ______as the guardian or self, understand the above statements and guidelines and agree to abide by them.

Guardian Name: ______(please print)

Guardian Signature: ______Date: ______

Office use only: Date received: ______Reviewed by: ______Family contact date: ______Approved for registration: Yes No Staff Initial: ______

36 Health Questionnaire for Wellness Screen Related to COVID-19

NISRA is committed to the safety of employees, patrons, community, including the COVID-19 pandemic. Employees and patrons will be required to self-assess using these questions each day prior to coming on-site. If the answer is “yes” to any question, please do not come on-site to prevent the spread of the illness. Additionally, employees should notify Human Resources and patrons should notify the NISRA office of their absence and the reason for the absence. Do you have a fever of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher? Do you have a cough? Do you have a sore throat? Have you been experiencing difficulty breathing or shortness of breath? Do you have muscle aches? Have you had a new or unusual headache (e.g. not typical to the individual)? Have you noticed a new loss of taste or loss of smell? Have you been experiencing chills or rigors (sudden feeling of cold with shivering accompanied by a rise in temperature)? Do you have any gastrointestinal concerns (e.g. abdominal, pain, vomiting, diarrhea)? Have you tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 14 days? Is anyone in your household suspected of having COVID-19(e.g. has symptoms and is seeking diagnosis, has been sent for testing, etc.) To the best of your knowledge in the last 14 days have you come into close contact* with anyone who has tested positive for or been diagnosed with COVID-19?

*Close contact includes someone who was within 6 feet of an infected person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more over a 24 hour period starting from 2 days before illness onset (or for asymptomatic patients, 2 days prior to test collection) until the time the patient is isolated.

By coming to the program, you acknowledge that you have in fact conducted this self-assessment and information provided above is true and accurate to the best of your current knowledge and beliefs.

37 Office use only: Date Reviewed: ______Initial: ______

Seizure Questionnaire (Rev. 1/31/2017)

Please complete this form if the participant experiences seizures. Please update this form whenever there is a change in the seizure information/plan and promptly submit it to NISRA. NISRA requests that you review this form once a year and provide any necessary updates. Participant’s Name: ______

Completed by: ______Relationship: ______Phone: ( ) ______Medication(s): Participant medication needs are to be noted on their Annual Information Update form which is distributed each year in the summer & fall seasonal brochures. If the participant’s medication needs have changed since submission of their Annual Information Update form, please submit a new update as soon as possible. A Medication Permission form must be submitted if you are requesting NISRA staff to assist with the dispensing of scheduled oral or topical maintenance medication. To obtain a copy of the Annual Information Update form or Medication Permission form, please contact the NISRA office or download a copy of the forms from the NISRA website at www.nisra.org and click on the “Dates & Forms” tab.

Please note: NISRA staff will not administer rectal Diastat or perform any other invasive medical procedures.

1. Please describe a typical seizure: ______2. Are there any symptoms prior to the onset of the seizure? (i.e. smells, stomach pain, fear, sounds, etc.) ______3. What was the date of the participant’s last seizure? ___/___/___ 4. How long does the typical seizure last? ______

Type of Seizure(s) (Please check all that apply): ___ Absence (staring spell) ___ Atonic (Drop) ___ Simple Partial ___ Complex Partial ___ Generalized (Gran Mal) ___ Other (explain):______

Seizure Response Plan In the event of a perceived seizure, NISRA staff will follow basic first aid procedures for the care of seizures. Please list any additional actions you would like NISRA staff to take in the event of a seizure:

1. Call 911 for a seizure lasting more than ______minutes. (Please Note: Depending on circumstances, NISRA staff may disregard this request and instead call 911 immediately)

3. VNS Device Check box: If checked, parent/guardian must train staff on use of VNS device.

Parent/Guardian Signature: ______Date: ______Please return this completed form along with your Registration Form to the NISRA office. 38 Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association Fitness Program Waiver

TO: Medical practitioner NOTE: Participants that have a current FROM: Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association (NISRA) Special Olympics APP form on file need RE: Recommendation for participation not complete this Waiver. DATE: Summer 2021

Your patient (name below) desires to register to participate in a NISRA fitness program. These programs involve physical exercise through the use of aerobics, treadmill, weights, and/or resistance equipment. A typical fitness program meets 1-2 times/week for up to 1 hour. NISRA provides a close-staff-to-participant ratio and the exercises are chosen based upon the participant’s ability level.

In order for your patient to participate in this type of program, we are requesting a medical clearance. Please complete the following information and return it to the NISRA office by May 27, 2021.

Part 1: For completion by NISRA Participant. Print Name: ______I give permission for (medical practitioner name)______to complete this medical clearance form.

Date: ______Participant signature: ______

Part 2: For completion by medical practitioner licensed to administer physical examinations in the State of Illinois. Please check: _____ I support my patient’s participation in this program with no restrictions _____ I support my patient’s participation in this program with the following restrictions: ______I do not recommend my patient’s participation in the program for the following reasons: ______

Date: ______Medical Practitioner’s signature: ______Medical practitioner’s address: ______

Please return to: NISRA 285 Memorial Drive Crystal Lake, IL 60014

(815) 459-0388 Fax*

*A facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same effect as an original signature.

This form will be valid for 2 years from the date of the Medical practitioner’s signature. The form will need to be re- submitted if the participant has medical treatment that could affect his/her participation. 39 registration information A Registration Note... Group Home Resident Fee Policy Although some NISRA programs are offered according to dis- In-district status will be granted for participants residing ability classifications, these classifications should only be consid- in out-of-district group/sheltered homes or facilities that are ered as recommendations. For example, if a particular program within 5 miles of NISRA’s member districts, if the administra- is offered for a specific group and your child does not have that tive headquarters of such group/sheltered homes or facilities is classification, but meets other social, physical and behavioral located within NISRA’s member districts. requirements to participate, please feel free to register for it. Township Information Annual Registration Update We ask for your township on the Registration Form because area Once each year, all registrants are requested to complete an townships annually give grants to NISRA. Listing your township al- Annual Update form in order for NISRA to update its records. This lows NISRA to provide the townships with participation statistics to process helps the staff provide the safest & best care possible. support their giving. If you are unsure of your township: •check your voter registration card Registration Information •check your property tax bill 1. Registration is conducted on a first-come, first-serve basis. •call the county office or township office closest to your home Residents of NISRA’s member districts who register by the Resident Priority Registration date have priority over out-of- Procedure for Seizure Information district “Non-Resident” participants. If your Registration Form indicates that the participant 2. If a program reaches maximum registration, a waiting list experiences seizures, a completed Seizure Questionnaire will be started. Those on the list will be notified. (included in this brochure), or equivalent seizure plan is required 3. A program may be cancelled if enrollment is less than the for participation in NISRA programs. This document is kept on determined minimum. Your account will be credited unless a file and distributed to the leaders of the programs for which the refund is preferred or the participant joins another program. registrant is enrolled. Once each year it is your responsibility 4. Registration is considered complete and will be processed to review & update your form if necessary. If you have any only when payment is received, unless other arrangements have questions about this procedure, please contact the NISRA office. been made. NOTE: Registration will not be processed if there is a balance due from past seasons. Fitness Waiver for Fitness Programs 5. Out-of-district “Non-resident” participants are welcome to Due to the physical nature of NISRA’s fitness programs, the register for all programs. However, a non-resident fee is charged circumstances at some facilities, and the exertion that participants (see program descriptions) and registration is processed, in the may undertake, NISRA requires a fitness waiver prior to order it was received, after the Resident Priority Registration participation. The form is included in this brochure. The clearance to date. participate will be valid for 2 years from the date on which it was 6. Instructors may not accept payment or register participants signed by the participant’s medical practitioner. If the participant at programs. Registration and payment must be made through has medical treatment during the 2 year time frame of the Fitness the NISRA office. Waiver, he/she needs to submit a new form to the doctor & NISRA. 7. The Registration Form is designed to provide all medical and personal information necessary for the instructor to provide a Photos/Video safe experience. Please complete the form thoroughly. NISRA occasionally takes photographs or video of participants for promoting/advertising our programs, services, events, Credits and Refunds activities, and facilities in our brochures, website or agency social Credits and refunds must be requested three business days prior media, member district publications, and other promotional to the start of the program. The cost of the program minus a $5.00 avenues. By registering for, participating in or attending NISRA processing fee will be refunded (unless tickets have been purchased programs, events, or other activities, the participant (or parent/ or supplies bought and there is no one on the waiting list to take the guardian of a minor participant) irrevocably agrees to the use spot). Credits and refunds will not be issued after the second week and distribution by NISRA of his or her image (or of his minor of the program, except for medical or unavoidable circumstances child/ward) in photographs, video recordings, and any other only (ex., job transfer, moving, etc.). Proof of the reason may be electronic reproductions of such programs, events and activities required. A prorated credit or refund, minus the processing fee, for any purpose without inspection or approval and without will be issued. No cash refunds will be given, regardless of how compensation, rights to royalties or any other consideration now the payment was made. NISRA uses discretion when deciding to and in the future. The participant’s identity is kept anonymous cancel programs due to inclement weather conditions, watches unless permission is obtained by NISRA to identify the person. and warnings. Credits or refunds will not be given due to weather cancellations. A maximum of one session per program will be rescheduled if possible. Late Registration. If your registration is late, it will be reviewed Scholarships after June 21 to see if we can accommodate you. Scholarships are available for weekly programs for those who Program fees will not be prorated for a late start. qualify due to financial hardship situations. Call the office for info.

If you register on paper with an email address included, and we receive it by the deadline, you will be notified of the status of your registration by email. If you register online by the deadline, you will be notified of the status of your registration by email. 40 NISRA REGISTRATION FORM–Summer 2021 Resident Priority Registration Both sides of this form must be completed, signed and returned, WITH FULL PAYMENT, to the NISRA Office ends May 24 before registration will be processed and the participant will be allowed to attend any program. Refer to Non-Resident Registration registration information on Page 30. begins May 25 Registrations received after the May 27 deadline will be reviewed after June 21. Final Registration Deadline Are you a new participant? ___Yes ___No If yes, how did you hear about NISRA?______May 27 We’ll contact you soon! Best time to call: ___ 9:00 am-12:00 noon ___12:00 noon-3:00 pm ___3:00-6:00 pm

Registering from brochure: ___from child’s school/___adult’s group home ___mailed to me picked up at:______(please specify location) Participant’s Information Last Name______First Name______Address ______City ______Zip ______Birthdate ______Age ____ Gender: ____Female ___Male ___Other School ______School District ______Teacher ______Employer/Service Provider______Caseworker ______Phone ( )______Primary Disability______Secondary Disability ______Down syndrome? Yes No If yes, checked for Atlanto-Axial Subluxation Condition? _____ Date Condition cleared? ______Seizures? Yes No If new & no Seizure Questionaire on file w/NISRA, please complete form in this brochure & return w/registration.

Contact Information (Family/Guardian/Group Home) If the participant is an adult, does he or she have his or her own legal guardian status? Yes No

Primary Contact Information – person who should be contacted FIRST Last Name______First Name______Relationship______Email address (please print)______• Primary Phone ( )______# called FIRST with program changes, automated messages, and for staff to have at the program • Alternate Phone ( )______• Work Phone ( )______

Alternate Contact Information (Fill out ONLY if it is appropriate for this person to be contacted, if the Primary Contact cannot be reached) Last Name______First Name______Relationship______Email address (please print)______• Primary Phone ( )______• Alternate Phone ( )______• Work Phone ( )______

Group Home Name______Group Home Contact Name______Phone ( )______Email address______(Name and Relationship)

Emergency Contact–A relative or friend who can respond in case of emergency when you cannot be reached. Last Name______First Name______Relationship______Home Phone ( )______Cell Phone ( )______Work Phone ( )______

Alternate Emergency Contact Last Name______First Name______Relationship______Home Phone ( )______Cell Phone ( )______Work Phone ( )______Please turn this page to complete the program registration and sign the waiver.  If you updated your Annual Information Form in Summer or Fall 2020, or Winter or Spring 2021, you’re up to date! If you haven’t completed the form, please contact us or you may download it at www.nisra.org

For Office Date rec’d.____ Other agency pay Check #______Total Due ______Use Only By____ Scholarship Cash______+/-Credit/Balance Due ______In computer NISRA Respite Charge______Grand Total= ______R / NR Wait List Amount Paid ______41 Participant Name______Program # Program Name Transportation Location (if offered)* Program Fee Please make sure Program # Please write “none” if you are NOT matches the Program Name! taking the transportation that is offered.

Subtotal of Fee Due = minus any available credits - Contribution to NISRA Foundation for scholarships, accessible buses, and innovative programs Total Fee Due (submit along with Registration Form)

Payment type: check cash Mastercard VISA Discover other (ex. respite or other agency pays) Account # ______Expiration Date ___/___ Security Code (back of card)_____ Cardholder Name (please print) ______Signature______Cardholder Address______City______State____ Zip______

WAIVER RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT FOR NORTHERN ILLINOIS SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION. READ CAREFULLY. Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in NISRA programs, you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries arising out of these programs that you or the other named participant might sustain. The terms “I”, “me”, and “my” also refer to parents or guardians as well as participants in the programs. In registering for these programs, you are agreeing as follows: As a participant in these programs, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury, and I agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss which I may sustain as a result of participation in any manner, in any and all activities connected with or associated with such activities and involve substantial risks of injury. I agree to waive and relinquish any and all claims I may have as a result of participating in these programs against NISRA, any and all other participating or cooperating governmental units, any and all independent contractors, officers, agents, servants, and employees of the governmental bodies and independent contractors, and any and all other persons and entities of whatever nature that might be directly or indirectly liable for any injuries that I might sustain while participating in these programs. I do hereby fully release and discharge NISRA and the other released parties from any and all claims for injuries, damages or loss which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation in these programs. I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend NISRA and any and all other parties, from any and all claims resulting from injuires, damages and losses sustained by anyone, and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with my conduct and the activities of these programs. I further understand and agree that the terms such as “participation”, and “activities”, referred to in this Agreement, include all exercises and physical movements of any nature while I am participating in these programs and further include the provision of or failure to provide proper instructions or supervision, the use and adjustment of any and all machinery, equipment, and apparatus, and anything related to my use of the services, facilities, or premises involved in these programs, and transportation to and from any events. I understand the nature of these programs for which I am registering and have read and fully understand this Waiver, Release and Hold Harmless Agreement. I further understand that any advisements or warnings of the particular risks of these programs that I subsequently receive will be incorporated by reference into and become a part of the Agreement. Photo release. NISRA takes photos & video of participants in programs. By signing the waiver, you are giving permission to NISRA to use these photos & videos in our publications, on our website and social media outlets without further permission and without any compensation to you. All photos & video are the property of NISRA. In case of emergency, I give my permission for the participant to receive any first aid, transportation or medical attention that may be required. A facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.* Participant/Parent Signature______Date______NISRA’s Values: Fun • Professional • Trustworthy • Innovative • Compassionate Please give us your feedback! Use this space for suggestions and new program ideas: ______*Please mail or drop off your form. Email is not encrypted & may get trapped in a SPAM filter. Fax can be difficult to read. Mail or drop off form to: NISRA, 285 Memorial Drive, Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (See page 3 for dates the office is closed) 42 Annual Information Update Please complete & return this Annual Information if you have not updated it since Fall 2019–or if you have new information that NISRA needs in order to update its records.

Participant Information New Participant? Yes No, just updating information Last Name ______First Name ______Birthdate ______Address ______City ______State ______Zip ______Subdivision (if applicable) ______Township ______County ______Primary Disability______Secondary Disability ______Down Syndrome? Yes No If yes, checked for Atlanto-Axial Subluxation Condition? ______Date Condition Cleared? ______Allergies Food Allergies: Type & Details: ______Insect Bite Allergies: Type & Details: ______Medication Allergies: Type & Details: ______Other (list): ______Details: ______

Dietary Restrictions (includes Diabetes, PKU) & Other Conditions Condition: ______Details: ______

Eyeglasses Shunts Other (list)______

Communication Needs Uses Hearing Aid Which ear? ______Speech reads Uses Sign Language Details: ______Uses Communication System Details: ______(Ex. PECs, picture schedules) Needs Assistance Details: ______Non-Verbal Details: ______

Daily Living Skills Feeding Assistance Required Details: ______Toilet Assistance Required Details: ______Dressing Assistance Required Details: ______Assistance with Money Details: ______Reading Skills: ______Other: ______please continue to next page E 43 Participant Name ______

Doctor Name: ______Phone#: ______

Medication In case of emergency (in case NISRA would need to supply paramedics with the participant’s current medications) please list them below:

Medication Name Dosage Time Purpose

If medication is to be dispensed by NISRA staff, please contact the NISRA Office to obtain a Medication Dispensing aiverW and additional information. Details on Assistance with Medication: ______

Mobility & Transportation

Uses Wheelchair Transfers Independently Needs Harness Hook-Up Uses Amigo Transfers with Assistance Wheelchair Type (power or manual): ______Orthopedic Equipment (walker, braces, canes, AFOs): ______Is bus aide requested? Yes No If yes, explain why: ______Is a wheelchair lift needed on the bus? Yes No, participant can walk up the stairs on the vehicle Seizures Yes No If yes, please complete Seizure Questionaire (in this brochure) and return it to the NISRA Office.

Releases Ok to remain Independently after Program. Details: ______

NISRA sometimes contacts schools/caseworkers/service providers for information to better serve the participant’s needs. If you do not wish to give permission, please initial here:______

Sensory Sensory processing difficulties? Details: ______Describe any calming techniques used : ______

Other NISRA provides an approximate 1:4 staff to participant ratio. Please note if participant requires a closer ratio and why: ______Areas for instructor to work toward: ______

Participant/Parent Signature______Date______44 program & registration information Program Policies Programs by Age & Ability Level 1. Participants must be picked up at the designated end of the Most programs are offered according to age groups and a sug- program. A five minute “grace period” is given. Late pick-up creates gested ability level or disability classification. Most programs are additional costs and potential delays getting to another program. geared toward “all abilities” and the staff will divide the partici- New: If a participant has not been picked up at the scheduled pants into appropriate subgroups within the activities. program end time, the parent/guardian/group home staff will be contacted. If the participant has not been picked up after a ten Disability Classifications minute wait period, emergency contacts will be called. If there is ASD: Autism Spectrum Disorders. Refers to those with Autism, no response from parent/guardian/group home staff/emergency Aspergers Syndrome, and Pervasive Developmental Disorder. contacts, the police will be called. The participant will be taken into Typical staff-to-participant ratio for this group is 1:2 or 1:1. protective custody until a parent or guardian can be located. When EC: Early Childhood. Encompasses all children, ages 3-6, a late pickup occurs, a Late Pick-Up form will be initiated with the who receive special education services. Staff-to-participant ratios incidents, reminders, and parent/guardian signatures documented. vary based upon the level of the children, but are generally not One written reminder per season will be given with no penalty fee. more than 1:2 or 1:3. Additional incidents will cause a penalty fee of $5 for every cumula- MH: Mental Disabilities. Includes those with mild to moderate tive five minutes late. The fee must be paid in full before registering cognitive delays, developmental delays, and Down syndrome. for future programs. Typical staff-to-participant ratio is 1:4. 2. Programs may be cancelled due to inclement weather. When PH: Physical Limitations. Refers to those whose primary a program is cancelled, one re-scheduled date will be arranged if limitation is of a physical nature; there are minimal or no possible. No credit or refund will be issued. cognitive delays. This includes Cerebral Palsy, Aquired Brain 3. When participants of varying ages and ability levels are in the Injury (ABI), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), visual impairments, stroke, same program, NISRA will group them appropriately. and arthritis. Staff-to-participant ratio varies, depending upon 4. NISRA provides an approximate 1:4 staff-to-participant ratio. the needs of each individual. If you are requesting a different ratio, please indicate the reason on MN: Multi-Need. Refers to those with severe and profound your Registration Form. delays of both a cognitive and physical nature. Typical staff-to- 5. If a participant will be absent, please notify NISRA. participant ratio is 1:2 or 1:1. 6. If the participant is able to walk or ride a bike home, the LD/ADD/ADHD: Learning Disabilities/Attention Deficit Disorder/ parent/guardian must submit notice granting permission, in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Refers to those with mild writing, to the NISRA office prior to the start of the program. to moderate learning difficulties and attention deficits, as well as 7. If someone other than the participant’s parent/guardian will social adjustment issues. Typical staff-to-participant ratio is 1:4. be picking him/her up after a program, a note must be sent for BD/SED: Behavior Disorders/Severe Emotional Disturbances. the staff. Staff will not allow a participant to leave with another Refers to those with a primary diagnosis of a behavioral or person without written notice. emotional nature. It also includes Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, 8. When arriving to, or departing from a program, please check- Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and Bipolar. Typical staff-to- in with the staff before you leave or take the participant. participant ratio is 1:2 or 1:3. 9. If staff observe that it appears unsafe to release a participant to the person picking up after a program, the staff will call a Inclusion Services supervisor to determine what other transportation may be possible. We understand that not every person with a disability needs a 10. While NISRA staff will assist participants with their belongings at NISRA program. NISRA provides assistance to our member park programs, NISRA cannot be responsible for lost or stolen property. districts and recreation departments to include residents with Participants should not bring valuables to programs. disabilities in their programs. Types of support may include staff 11. Consumption of alcohol is not permitted at any NISRA training, adapted equipment, sign language assistance or a pro- program (this includes adults, ages 21 & older). gram aide. Register for your home district program and for more 12. Behavior Expectations. Although NISRA recognizes that many information, contact Mia Leyba at the NISRA Office. participants have special behavioral challenges, guidelines have been established to ensure safety and enjoyment of all participants. NISRA’s Values The Behavior Code of Conduct expects participants to: We strongly believe that 5 core values define what NISRA is & a) Show respect to all participants and staff, and take what you can expect from us: Fun, Professional, Compassionate, direction from staff. Trustworthy, and Innovative. If at any time you feel that NISRA b) Refrain from using abusive or foul language. programs or its staff have not lived up to these values, please c) Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other participants contact NISRA’s Executive Director at 815-459-0737. and staff. d) Show respect for equipment, supplies, and facilities. A positive approach will be used regarding discipline. NISRA will work closely with parents/guardians to develop behavior management plans. If inappropriate, disruptive or destructive behavior occurs, a prompt resolution will be sought. NISRA reserves the right to suspend or dismiss any participant whose behavior endangers the safety of him/herself or others. 45 program & facilities transportation info Many of the facilities are Crystal Lake area unavailable due to COVID-19 (incl. Algonquin) Severe Weather Guidelines or NISRA is not currently Bowlero Bowl The guidelines below are used by NISRA Staff to determine offering programs there. 1611 South Randall Raod whether to delay or cancel programs. Typically participants will Algonquin (847) 658-2257 be called when conditions force a change in the schedule. Facilities are subject to change, based upon Crystal Bowl Hot Weather Guidelines 4504 Terra Cotta Outdoor programs may be cancelled if any of the following availability. Changes are Crystal Lake conditions exist: sometimes beyond NISRA’s (815) 459-3636 control. •Temperature is above 95 degrees Crystal Ice House •Heat index is 103 degrees or higher 320 E. Prairie Street Indoor programs where there is no air conditioning may Crystal Lake be canceled at the discretion of the NISRA staff prior to the Barrington area (815) 356-8500 program or by the Program Leader at the program. Barrington Park District Crystal Lake Park District Fitness & Recreation Center & 1 East Crystal Lake Avenue All programs will be canceled when the National Weather Service Langendorf Park Crystal Lake 235 Lions Drive (815) 459-0680 has issued a Tornado Warning for any of these counties: Lake, Barrington Kane, Cook, or McHenry. (847) 381-0687 Crystal Lake Racket Club 9101 South Route 31 Citizens Park & Algonquin Pepper Family Accessible Treehouse (847) 658-5688 Recorded Message for Program Changes 511 Lake Zurich Road We record a message on our phone system on days when the Barrington Ladd Park weather or other factors force a change in the program schedule. between Coventry & Devonshire Call the NISRA office and dial 3. Mackray Memorial Golf Club Lanes 1010 South Northwest Highway Crystal Lake Barrington NISRA uses discretion when deciding to cancel programs due (847) 381-6500 Lippold Park to inclement weather conditions, watches and warnings. Credits 1251 West Route 176 Superior Athletic Advantage Crystal Lake or refunds will not be given due to weather cancellations. A 319 West Northwest Highway maximum of one session per program will be rescheduled if Barrington Main Beach possible. (847) 774-0379 300 Lake Shore Drive Crystal Lake (815) 477-5404 Illness Guidelines McHenry County College (MCC) In order to prevent the spread of illness, participants are not Cary area Fitness Center allowed to attend NISRA programs when any of the following Cary Park District Community Center Route 14 & Lucas Road conditions exist: 255 Briargate Crystal Lake Cary (815) 455-8551 •Fever over 100 degrees within the last 24 hours (847) 639-6100 •Vomiting within the last 24 hours Nunda Township Hoffman Park 3510 Bay Road •Persistent diarrhea Entrance from West Main Street, Crystal Lake •Persistent cough and/or cold symptoms just after passing Jefferson Lane (815) 459-4011 •“Pink Eye” (conjunctivitis) Cary •Symptoms of mumps, measles, chicken pox, strep throat, flu, impetigo, or Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease •Runny nose with yellow or green discharge (indicates infections) Can’t make it to the program? •Lice or mites present Please call NISRA at 815-459-0737 and dial 1 for the •Contagious rash or rash of unknown origin Emergency Mailbox, to have your message relayed to the You will be contacted immediately to make arrangements for the driver. Drivers can wait a maximum of 5 minutes before they participant to go home if any of these symptoms are present. must leave for the other pick-up points and/or the program.

Mandated Reporters Staff are mandated by the State of Illinois to report to the DCFS hotline if they observe a situation that provides reasonable cause to suspect child abuse or neglect. Workers in some professions, including “recreational program” personnel have this legal man- date. Staff are trained on the procedure for making a report. Arriving at programs Food & Beverages in NISRA programs Check in with staff when you arrive at the program Foods & beverages served at NISRA programs & events must be or the bus to confirm that you’re on the list and we have “store bought” and presented in original sealed packages unless your emergency contact information. This is for your safety! provided by a licensed restaurant or store.

46 Thank you to all of these facilities for their cooperation and support. facilities

Rotary Building Hawthorne Hill Nature Center Pioneer Center/Pioneer Central Veteran Acres Park 28 Brookside Drive Lake in the Hills 4001 Dayton Street Walkup Road Elgin Chesak Elementary McHenry Crystal Lake (847) 531-7009 10910 Reed Road (815) 344-1230 (815) 477-5400 Lake in the Hills Sports Complex (847) 659-5700 Raymond’s Bowl Sage Therapeutic Recreation Center 709 Sports Way 3960 Johnsburg Road at the NISRA Office Sports Way & McLean Boulevard Focus Martial Arts Johnsburg 285 Memorial Drive 9342 Virginia Road (815) 385-1475 Crystal Lake The Centre Lake in the Hills (815) 459-0737 100 Symphony Way (847) 458-0938 Elgin Spoerl Park (847) 531-7000 Marlowe Middle School 7610 Pingree Road 9625 Haligus Crystal Lake Wing Park Lake in the Hills Wing Street, just west of Route 31 (847) 659-4700 Sterne’s Woods Elgin Wauconda Martin Elementary Farley Accessible Fishing Pier & 5617 East Hillside Road Bangs Lake Crystal Lake 10920 Reed Road Lake in the Hills 600 Main Street Wauconda Striker’s Hall (847) 659-5300 100 South Main Street Wauconda Park District Crystal Lake Sunset Park 5200 Miller Road 600 Main Street Hampshire Lake in the Hills Wauconda Towne Park Hampshire Park District (847) 526-3610 parking lot at west end of Recreation Center Washington Street 390 South Avenue Village Hall Algonquin Hampshire 600 Harvest Gate (847) 683-2690 Lake in the Hills Veteran Acres Park (847) 960-7400 Route 176 & Walkup Road Crystal Lake (815) 459-0680 Woodstock Woodscreek Park Emricson Park 1420 Willow Tree South Street, east of Route 14 Crystal Lake Harvard Marengo Woodstock Harvard Pool Marengo Park District & 607 Galvin Parkway Indian Oaks Park Kingston Lanes Harvard 825 Indian Oaks 1330 South Eastwood Drive (815) 666-4208 Marengo Woodstock (815) 568-5126 (815) 338-2105 Dundee area (incl. Carpentersville) Sheltered Village 600 Borden Liberty Lanes Woodstock 115 Meadowdale (815) 338-6440 Carpentersville (847) 428-6446 Huntley McHenry Woodstock Recreation Center Huntley R.E.C. Center & 820 Lake Avenue Rakow Recreation & Fitness Center (incl. Johnsburg) Woodstock Dundee Township Park District Cosman Cultural Center 12015 Mill Street McHenry Recreation Center (815) 338-4363 665 Barrington Avenue (next to the Municipal Center) Carpentersville Huntley (847) 669-3180 3636 Municipal Drive (847) 428-7131 McHenry (815) 363-2160 Randall Oaks Golf Club Tomaso Sports Park 4101 Binnie Road 11950 Ackman Road Huntley Petersen Farm West Dundee 4112 McCullom Lake Road (847) 428-5661 McHenry (815) 385-0191 Randall Oaks Recreation Center 500 North Randall Road West Dundee (847) 836-4260

Reaching NISRA After Hours Elgin In response to requests to AID/Elgin Training Center (ETC) reach us with an emergency 1135 Bowes Road message after business hours Listen for the prompt to leave South Elgin or on the weekend, NISRA a message in the Emergency (847) 931-6200 has an Emergency Mailbox Mailbox (ext. 1). Your Bowes Creek Golf Course on our phone system. In an message will be forwarded 1250 Bowes Creek Boulevard emergency, call the NISRA to the staff member on-call Elgin (847) 214-5880 Office, 815-459-0737. who will respond as needed. 47 Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association Presorted Standard 285 Memorial Drive U.S. POSTAGE Crystal Lake, IL 60014 PAID CRYSTAL LAKE, IL PERMIT NO. 47

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NISRA’s 13 Members: •Barrington Park District •Cary Park District •Crystal Lake Park District •Dundee Township Park District •City of Elgin •Hampshire Township Park District •City of Harvard •Huntley Park District •Village of Lake in the Hills •Marengo Park District •City of McHenry •Wauconda Park District •City of Woodstock Thank you for your partnership & commitment to providing meaningful recreation services for people with disabilities. Para asistencia en Español vea la pagina 3. Watch for our Fall brochure, available July 15.