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Small Group Fitness Programs Plus One Sr fall 2020 our mission index TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH DIVERSE ADULT & SENIOR PROGRAMS......................................... 11 - 13 RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, FACILITIES AND PARKS AFTER SCHOOL CLUB............................................................ 9 WHILE CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT. EARLY CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH PROGRAMS............ 4 - 11 FACILITY RENTALS..........................................................31 - 32 FOUNDATION......................................................................... 33 GYMNASTICS......................................................................... 10 H-F ICE ARENA................................................................ 27 - 30 H-F RACQUET & FITNESS CLUB..................................... 20 - 26 IRONS OAKS.................................................................... 15 - 19 MEMORIAL PROGRAM.......................................................... 33 PARK / FACILITY LOCATIONS.................................................. 35 REGISTRATION / POLICY INFORMATION................................. 34 ROVER’S RUN / TRAILHOUNDS........................................... 14 TEEN PROGRAMS......................./............................................9 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS The Board of Commissioners meets at 7 pm on the third PROGRAM REGISTRATION Tuesday of every month. Most meetings are held at the Goldberg Center, but please call or check hfparks.com to BEGINS NOW! confi rm the location. The commissioners are (left to right): President Dallas Collins, Steve Johnson, Linda Ojode, Vice If you need special accommodations, please let us know President Brent Bachus and Debbie Dennison. when registering. PARK DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE PHONE The Park District Advisory Committee is the H-F Park District’s Call 708.957.0300 or 708.957.0300 for credit card registrations only. Illinois Relay System 711. citizens advisory committee that helps review, evaluate and suggest recreation programs. The following are members of the committee: Cari Anderson, Sybil Baxa, Sarah Chavez, Noreen ONLINE Danadio, Calvin Harden, Christina Jackson and Brit Volini. Visit hfparks.com and register online with our real-time program, WebTrac. SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Senior Advisory Committee is an active group of senior adults interested in activities and programs for the senior community. Its members are: Diana Grayson, Beverly White Goldberg Administration Center Sylvia Alexander, Marie Claydon, Bob Flaws, Joyce Flaws, 3301 Flossmoor Road Chris Heine, Chris Nelson and Frances Schrader. Flossmoor, IL 60422 708.957.0300 Currently Closed to the Public. GOLDBERG ADMINISTRATION CENTER 708.957.0300 / hfparks.com 2 I HFPD I CHOICES FALL 2020 ALL CLASSES WILL ADHERE TO LOCAL, STATE AND CDC GUIDELINES. Saturday, Sept. 26 8-11 am DERBY Dolphin Lake All anglers--and would be anglers!--are invited. It’s the perfect opportunity to introduce kids to this relaxing recreational pastime. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Need a pole? Borrow one from Irons Oaks. Need bait? Worms will be available. Those 16 and older need both Dolphin Lake and State of Illinois fishing permits. The derby is a tribute to former H-F Park District Commis- sioner, the late William McDowell, whose family continues to spread his love of fishing and donates our grand prize bikes. Saturday, Oct. 10 10 am-noon Dolphin Lake Get your aviators and bomber jackets out for this action packed morning as remote controlled boats, planes and helicopters buzz around Dolphin Lake! These war bird will be sure to grab the kids attention at his great family event. 3 I HFPD I CHOICES FALL 2020 ALL CLASSES WILL ADHERE TO LOCAL, STATEUpdated AND CDC 8-14-20GUIDELINES. fall 2020 PARENT & ME (CREATIVE MOVEMENTS) PRE K MASTERPIECES One registered parent will actively participate in the class Lets get creative! Each week we will focus on a different artist with the dancer. Dancer and parent will be learning creative or technique. Kids will create their own masterpiece in that movements, pre-ballet and pre-jazz technique. No class style. When we are not working on our masterpieces kids will enjoy stories and physical distancing games. No artistic skills November 24 and 28. needed! We are dedicated to keeping HF healthy! Students Instructor: Dancin’ Around Dance Studio will be separated by six feet at their own table with their own Location: Irwin Community Center NEW supplies, and when possible we will move class outside. Both Fee: $95 R / $119 NR kids and staff will wear masks for the duration of the program. Age Dates Day / Time Code Small class size of only 10 kids max so register today. 3-4 Sep 15 - Oct 20 Tu 4:30 - 5:15 pm 310302-01 Location: Irwin Community Center NEW 3-4 Sep 19 - Oct 24 Sa 9:15 - 10 am 310302-02 Fee: $36 R / $45 NR 3-4 Nov 3 - Dec 15 Tu 4:30 - 5:15 pm 310302-03 Age Dates Day / Time Code 3-4 Nov 7 - Dec 19 Sa 9:15 - 10 am 310302-04 4-5 Oct 7 - 28 W 10 - 10:45 am 302308-01 CRAZY ABOUT FALL COLORS OUTDOOR Come play and learn outside, and give yourself a break from homeschooling preschool for a bit. Each class we will focus on a new fall color, while doing fun activities and physical distancing games. We are dedicated to keeping HF healthy! Classes will be held outdoors, with a max of only 10 kids. Each kid will have their own supplies and both kids and staff will wear masks for the duration of the program. Kids should be able to stay in their area and keep a mask on for 45 minutes. In the case of inclement PRESCHOOL TO GO weather, you will be notified via email if class is canceled. We are here to help! While we will not be offering traditional Preschool this year we are making homeschooling a bit easier. Location: Apollo Park Each packet contains four weeks of lessons and a bonus Fee: $36 R / $45 NR NEW activity. Each weekly lesson follows a theme and includes five Age Dates Day / Time Code worksheets, a motor skill to work on with suggested activities and a craft. Pick up also available at the H-F Racquet & 4-5 Sep 9 - 30 W 10 - 10:45 am 302305-01 Fitness Club NEW ONCE UPON A CRAFT Fee: $18 First the instructor will read a fun story then adults will help Kit 1: Sep 7 - Oct 2 Available for pick up Aug 31 302307-01 their child(ren) through a guided creation. Each child will have their own set of supplies and groups will be at least 6 ft apart. Kit 2: Oct 5 -30 Available for pick up Setp 28 302307-02 Masks are required throughout the duration of the class. Each Kit 3: Nov 2 -27 Available for pick up Oct 26 302307-03 class will have a new story and craft. Kit 4: Nov 30- Dec 25 Available for pick up Nov 23 302307-04 Location: Irwin Community Center NEW Fee: $10 R / $12 NR PROGRAM ICONS Age Dates Day / Time Code 3-5 Sep 17 Th 5:30 - 6:30 pm 302306-01 3-5 Sep 28 M 9 - 10 am 302306-02 3-5 Oct 14 W 5:30 - 6:30 pm 302306-03 OUTDOOR 3-5 Oct 29 Th 3 - 4 pm 302306-04 Take place Take place both Take place Additional preschool classes offered entirely online online and in person outside at Irons Oaks on page 16. 4 I HFPD I CHOICES FALL 2020 ALL CLASSES WILL ADHERE TO LOCAL, STATE AND CDC GUIDELINES. If you have any have of these symptoms: Shortness of breath or Fever or Chills Cough Fatigue di culty breathing New loss of Muscle or body aches Headache Sore throat taste or smell Congestion or In close contact with Nausea or vomiting runny nose someone who tested positive Please stay home and do not attend programs, events or facilities. Thank you for helping keep H-F Healthy! cdc.gov/coronavirus 5 I HFPD I CHOICES FALL 2020 ALL CLASSES WILL ADHERE TO LOCAL, STATE AND CDC GUIDELINES. fall 2020 BEGINNER BALLET/TAP Adding to the fun of ballet, children will experiment with rhythm and coordination in this class. Tap and ballet shoes are required. No class November 24 and 28. Instructor: Dancin’ Around Dance Studio Location: Irwin Community Center Fee: $95 R / $119 NR Age Dates Day / Time Code 5-8 Sep 15 - Oct 20 Tu 5:15 - 6 pm 310303-01 5-8 Sep 19 - Oct 24 Sa 10 - 10:45 am 310303-02 5-8 Nov 3 - Dec 15 Tu 5:15 - 6 pm 310303-03 5-8 Nov 7 - Dec 19 Sa 10 - 10:45 am 310303-04 BASKETBALL 101 This basketball class focuses on skill development and fundamentals for all skill levels. Throughout the session, athletes will receive training on shooting, dribbling, rebounding, ball handling and passing. The class will adhere to both the CDC and DCEO guidelines. Hand sanitizer will be on-site and social distancing will be enforced. Class size will be limited to 10 participants. All athletes must bring a basketball, a mask, and a water bottle. Location: H-F Sports Complex Fee: $55 R / $69 NR BALLET I/JAZZ I Age Dates Day / Time Code This class is the next step after beginner ballet/tap. Students 5-7 Sep 22 - Oct 20 Tu 6 - 6:45 pm 322305-01 will continue to develop their ballet skills with an introduction to jazz dance techniques. No class November 28. 8-10 Sep 22 - Oct 20 Tu 7 - 7:45 pm 322305-02 11-13 Sep 22 - Oct 20 Tu 8 - 8:45 pm 322305-03 Instructor: Dancin’ Around Dance Studio Location: Irwin Community Center KARATE Fee: $95 R / $119 NR Our instructors have designed this program to encourage Age Dates Day / Time Code balance, self-confidence, focus, attention span, discipline, 8-12 Sep 19 - Oct 24 Sa 10:45 - 11:30 am 310301-01 coordination, and flexibility. Certifications are awarded upon 8-12 Nov 7 - Dec 19 Sa 10:45 - 11:30 am 310301-02 completion of requirements. Gis (karate uniforms) are not required, but are available from the instructor for a $30 fee. HIP HOP Certification for ranking belts is also available upon completion Hip Hop is a combination of jazz and the latest modern club/ of the requirements at an additional fee.
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