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BULLETIN OF PROGRAMS nICOLET recreation department Toddlers | Youth | Teens | Adults | senior adults proudly serving the communities of Bayside, Fox Point, Glendale and River Hills WINTER/ SPRING 2021 Formerly known as KNOWLEDGE EDGE Your complete tutoring center MATH & SCIENCES that can guide your child from AP, Honors & middle school Grade Level through college no matter the subject, ACT/SAT TEST PREP no matter the level. General & Subject Area DEVELOPMENT Reading, Writing & Study Skills Call or email to learn more 262-389-5747 [email protected] 10555 N Port Washington Rd #202 | Mequon www.knowledgestudio1.com Welcome 3 nicolet recreation department PHone: (414) 351-7566 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd. Fax: (414) 351-4053 Glendale, WI 53217 www.nicolet.us /activities/recreation.cfm online registration: https://web2.vermontsystems.com/nicolet.html Hours Of Operation District Administrator Monday 7:00am - 4:00pm Greg Kabara, EdD Tuesday 7:00am - 4:00pm Wednesday 7:00am - 4:00pm Thursday 7:00am - 4:00pm NHS District School Board Friday 7:00am - 4:00pm Ellen Redeker, President Closed for public holidays Libby Gutterman, Vice-President Theresa Seem, Treasurer Leigh Wallace Tabak, Clerk Marilyn Franklin, Member Community Contacts Glendale Little League Baseball Nicolet Recreation www.glendalelittleleague.com Department Staff Just Drive - Driver’s Education Kirk Krychowiak, Director www.justdrivewi.com Nate Brooks, Assistant Director Caleb Franklin, Recreation Supervisor North Shore Library Al Bell, Administrative Assistant www.mcfls.org/northshorelibrary Cindy Schlidt, Aquatics Coordinator Nicolet Recreation - Mission Statement - Advisory Committee Inger Wilkerson, Chairperson The Nicolet Recreation Department Lisa Vondra, Vice-Chairperson provides recreational and lifelong Mario Angeli learning opportunities for Nicolet area Bill Boppre residents and surrounding communities Marilyn Franklin in an effort to enhance physical and intel- Carolyn Landwehr lectual well-being for ALL. Art Sonnenschein We are a proud member of: National Recreation and Park Association Southeast Park Recreation Council Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association United States Tennis Association Amateur Softball Association what’s inside 4 Nicolet Recreation Department Bulletin of Programs Table of Contents November 2020 Published three (3) times yearly: March, July, November Adult Enrichment 38-47 Volume 11 (2021), Issue 1 Adult Fitness 49-52 Nicolet High School District 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Rd. Adult Sports 54-55 Glendale, WI 53217 Advertising Opportunities 65 Registration Is Easy American Red Cross 9-10 Residents and non-residents can register in five hassle-free ways. The Nicolet Aquatics 6-8 Recreation Department welcomes ONLINE, mail-in, fax-in, walk-in and drop Birthday Parties 20 box (south driveway of campus). Remember to register early as cancellations may occur due to low enrollment. We welcome cash, check, Visa and Master Registration Form 64 Card debit/credit cards. NHS Athletic Schedules 61-63 Cooperative Programs Senior Adults 57-60 If you see this logo it indicates we are offering co-op Teens 35-36 programs with other area recreation departments. By working with other Toddlers 12-13 departments, we are able to better serve you. Youth Enrichment 16-19 New Programs Youth Sports 22-33 If you see this logo it indicates we are offering this program for the very first time. Please contact us if you would like to offer a new program with the recreation department. We are always looking for new program ideas. A Special Note of Thanks Thank you to the School Districts of Glendale-River Hills, Fox Point-Bayside and Maple Dale-Indian Hill for providing facilities in which to hold our recreational programs; to our dedicated Nicolet Recreation Advisory Committee; to our staff; and to you, the community for your continued support of the Nicolet Recreation Department. Also, we offer a special thank you to Laura Andreotti, Kaela Buraczewski, Jim Beckmann, Mike Carlson, Tracy Gerharz, Ron Jaggard, Suzette Broennimann, Carrie Strassburg, and Patti DeGraff for their assistance with recreation programs at Parkway, Glen Hills, Indian Hill, Maple Dale, Stormonth, and Bayside schools. WINTER/SPRING REGISTRATION INFORMATION • Online registration begins Monday, December 7. • All other forms of registration (mail-in, fax, walk-in, & drop box) begins on Monday, December 21. Weekend and Evening Recreation Activities Please enter Nicolet High School through the Dear Nicolet High School Community Member, North Entrance located near the Tennis Courts. Thank you Nicolet community for your continued support through the pandemic. Weather Cancellations The Nicolet Recreation Department has reopened under the guidance of the North Shore Health Department. As Winter approaches we are using every precaution and The Nicolet Recreation Department utilizes our guideline available to provide a safe and healthy experience for our residents and facebook page to better serve our recreational sport participants during our programming. You can consult our website with up-to-date COVID-19 guidelines that we are implementing into our programs. organizations when inclement weather happens. As you page through our 2021 Winter/Spring Bulletin you will find a total of 111 different programs Please visit the following link for updates: which includes 12 brand new programs! There is truly something for everyone as we have programs for toddlers, youths, teens, adults, and senior adults. For your convenience, we have activities at 21 https://www.facebook.com/NicoletRecDept different locations. We hope you will take advantage of the numerous activities offered and enjoy The Nicolet Recreation Department makes every your involvement in them! effort to reschedule a cancelled class due to weather Yours in recreation, conditions. If a class cannot be rescheduled we do not Nathan M. Brooks refund for cancelled classes due to weather conditions. Nate Brooks, Assistant Recreation Director NICOLET SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS COMMUNITY INPUT VIA SURVEY DISTRICT RESIDENTS URGED TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK BY NOVEMBER 24. These are certainly challenging times as our nation, state, and the Nicolet community respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. This situation has challenged our staff, as we have done everything in our power to continue to provide each student with equitable access to the highest quality public education possible. While our focus will always be on learning, we Surveys will arrive in residents’ mailboxes and know there are challenges ahead, specifically the may be taken online or by paper copy through need to: November 24, 2020: 1. Renew the operational referendum Online: Log on to https://www. that will expire at the end of the next schoolperceptions.com/Survey/ and enter the survey access number printed on the survey school year. that was mailed to every district household. Residents are encouraged to take the survey 2. Decide if, when, and how to update online to reduce handling costs to the district. our facility. (or) Ultimately, the School Board and Administration Paper: Complete the hard copy survey are committed to developing a plan that reflects mailed to each household and return in the the priorities of the taxpayers. enclosed postage-paid return envelope directly to the independent survey administrator, School Perceptions, 317 East Washington Street, Slinger, WI 53086, or to the school Please encourage your office located at 6701 North Jean Nicolet friends and neighbors to Road, Glendale, WI 53217. complete the survey. Additional access codes for other adult members in the home are available through the District Office by calling (414) 351-7520. aquatics 6 All children should be re-evaluated or call Cindy at (414) 531-SWIM if you were not registered during the last 4 months. Participation in a particular skill level does not guarantee passing into the next level. Practice is strongly encouraged. Class & Requirement Description Parent /Child Level 1 Familiarize children between the ages of 6 months and 3 ½ years of age with the water and teach swimming readiness. Provide safety information for parents and teach techniques parents can use to orient their children to the water. Parent must accompany every child to each class in the water. Parent/Child Level 2 Improve skills learned in Parent & Child Level 1 and teach more advanced skills. Continue to build on water safety knowledge. Child must have reached a comfort level with skills. Parent must accompany every child to each class in the water. Preschool Aquatics Level 1 Familiarize children between the ages of 3 ½ and 5 years old to the aquatic environment and help them acquire rudimentary basic aquatic skills. Help participants begin to develop positive attitudes and safe practices in and around the water. Child must be at least 3 ½ years old by the first day of class. Preschool Aquatics Level 2 Build on and improve skills learned in Preschool Aquatics Level 1. Increase knowledge of water safety topics introduced in Preschool Aquatics Level 1. Must have successful demonstration of all Preschool exit skills assessment prior to this level. Enter independently, using either the steps or side of pool, travel at least 5 yards, submerge mouth and blow bubbles for at least 3 seconds, then safely exit the water. While in shallow water, glide on front at least 2 body lengths, then roll to back and float on back for 3 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. Using alternation arm and leg action swim 2 body lengths on front and back. Using simultaneous leg and arm action swim 2 body lengths on front and back. Preschool Aquatics Level 3 Increase proficiency and build on the basic aquatic skills learned in Preschool Aquatics Level 2. Successful demonstration of the Preschool Aquatics Level 2 skills assessment. Glide on front for at least 2 body lengths, roll to back, float on back for 15 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. Glide on back for at least 2 body lengths, roll to front, then recover to a vertical position. Swim using combined arm and leg actions on font for at least 3 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to front, then contin- ue swimming on front for at least 3 body lengths.

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