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RECREATION Fall/Winter GUIDE 2021-22 RECREATION Fall/Winter GUIDE REGISTRATION BEGINS: VILLAGE & SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENTS: MONDAY, AUG. 16TH AT 8:00 A.M. NON-RESIDENTS: WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18TH AT 8:00 A.M. gtownrec.com • (262) 250-4710 FALL/WINTER 2021-2022 A MESSAGE TO OUR FRIENDS: Welcome to our 2021 Fall/Winter Recreation Guide! We invite you and your family to join in the fun by registering for one or more of the recreational opportunities available for all ages. Our department has planned a wide variety of programs OFFICE INFORMATION and special events for your family to choose from. Through LOCATION: Germantown Village Hall participation in parks and recreation activities your children have N112 W17001 Mequon Rd. unlimited opportunities to make new friends, learn new skills, OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday boost self- esteem, develop a healthier lifestyle, and just plain (Office is closed Sept. 6, Nov. 25, have some fun! 26, Dec. 23, 24, 31, Jan. 3) We hope that you join us for a fall/winter filled with fun for the TELEPHONE: (262) 250-4710 whole family! Parks & Recreation is Your Best Investment! RECORDED (262) 250-4711 We Create Community Through People, INFORMATION LINE: Call the Information Line FIRST for Parks, and Programs! cancellation notices and updates. WEB SITE: village.germantown.wi.us ONLINE REGISTRATION: gtownrec.com GERMANTOWN PARK & REC MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Germantown Park & Recreation Department is to E-MAIL: [email protected] enhance the quality of life for all residents of the community through the development and maintenance of park lands and facilities as OFFICE STAFF well as providing a variety of quality recreational programs and DIRECTOR: Mark Schroeder special events. RECREATION SUPERVISORS: Patti Heinen REMINDER Katie Rodger The Park & Recreation Department has a limited amount of program brochures available for public distribution. Please remember to SECRETARIES: Shannon Lemke hang on to your book, you may want to look at it again. Thank You. Briana McNeal SENIOR CENTER COORDINATOR: Mary Fiegel TYPO, HUMAN ERROR, WE GOOFED…!? Occasionally there may be an error in days, times, registration PROGRAM COORDINATOR: Jamie Kargus requirements or fees in the brochure. When such errors occur, our staff will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly. COMMISSION MEMBERS We thank you for your patience and understanding when these situations arise. CHAIR: Scott Coulthurst TRUSTEE REPRESENTATIVE: Phil Hudson SAY CHEESE! For program promotion purposes, SCHOOL BOARD REPRESENTATIVE: Ray Borden photographs may be taken of participants from time to time. If you do not wish to MEMBERS: Brian Depies have your photo taken, please notify Wendy Knop the photographer and/or class instructor. Photos may be used in Kim Leukert Steve Stapelman publications, social media and/or the web site. VISIT & REGISTER ONLINE AT OUR WEB SITE: GTOWNREC.COM Get up-to-date information on Germantown Park and Recreation Department’s Facebook page. “Like Us” today! 2 Germantown Park & Recreation Department village.germantown.wi.us | (262) 250-4710 TABLE OF CONTENTS YOUTH AND TOT ACTIVITIES Tot Activities ...................................10-11 Children’s Dance, Irish Dance .........................12 Poms ..........................................13 Gymnastics ......................................14 Mad Science ....................................17 Before and After School Kids Klub .....................20 After School Legos, Lego Bday Parties, Schools Out Days ....21 Sewing & Cake Decorating, Kids Cuisine. 22 Ukulele Madness, Beginning Guitar, Learn Magic, Kids Choir ..23 Art Classes, Henna Tattoo, Painting, ..................24-25 Safety Programs, Babysitters Training ...................26 Self-Defense / Martial Arts ........................28-29 FAMILY FUN & TEEN Family Scavenger Hunt, The Great Pumpkin Quest, Fall Fest ..18 Archery, Tree Climbing, Horseback Riding, Walking Challenge ..15 Teen Volunteer & Kalahari Water Park Trip ...............19 Paws & Pose .....................................27 Music at the Pavilion ..............................29 SPORTS Pee Wee & U6 Soccer, Sporties for Shorties, Mikro Soccer ....4 Little Gridders, Flag Football. 5 Youth Basketball ................................. 6-8 Parent Child Basketball, Hoopsters, 1st/2nd Grade Buckets ...8 Volleyball, Softball ..................................9 Archery, Tree climbing, Horseback Riding, Walking Challenge ..15 Golf, Ice Skating, Hockey ..........................16-17 Open Gyms, Adult Sports, Pickleball ....................30 FOREVER FIT Pound Workout., Barre Fitness, Pilates Mat, Zumba Fitness 30-31 P.U.L.S.E., Yoga, Rise & Shine Bootcamp . .32 TO A BETTER YOU (ENRICHMENT) Ukulele Madness, Beginning Guitar, Learn Magic ..........23 Art Classes, Henna Tattoo, Painting ..................24-25 Essential Oils, Scrapbooking Crops ....................25 Safety Programs, Babysitter’s Training ..................26 Health and Wellness Events, Paws & Pose ...............27 Self Defense/Martial Arts .........................28-29 Digital Photography Classes .........................33 Selling/Buying a Home, Band, Citizen Police Academy .......34 Fall & Holiday Planter Workshops ......................35 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Trips & Tours ................................. 36-37 Center Information, Senior Club .......................39 55+ Activities ................................. 36-41 GENERAL INFORMATION Farmers Market. 35 Community Events, Historical Society ............... 42-43 Community Athletic Programs .........................44 Community Wellness Network ........................45 Department Policies, Facilities Guide ................ 46-48 REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND FORMS How to Register ...................................49 General Registration Form ...........................50 Facilities Map ....................................51 New Class, Give it a Try! village.germantown.wi.us | (262) 250-4710 3 SOCCER / SPORTIES FOR SHORTIES Fall Pee Wee & U-6 Soccer Youth (*Ages 4, 5 & 6) Volunteer Coaches & Team Sponsors Needed! Each week will consist of skills review and fundamentals followed by a scrimmage against another team with a goal of FUN! Practice and scrimmage will last approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes each Saturday. Scrimmage games will be 3 vs 3 (6 players from each team will be playing at once on 2 short fields). Children will be placed on teams and will play a round robin schedule of games. Volunteer coaches will coach their son or daughter’s team. PEE WEE’S: AGES 4 & 5 211806-01 *Children must be 4 at start of program. Children born Saturday mornings / 7 weeks Aug. 1, 2016 - Sept. 11, 2017. See chart for cut-off dates. Sept. 11 - Oct. 23 U-6’S: AGES 5 & 6 211806-02 Haupt Strasse Park and Firemen’s Park *Children born Aug. 1, 2015 - July 31, 2016. See chart for cut- $30/Res., $40/Non. Res. & School Dist. Res. off dates. Children in 1st grade and above who are born before Aug. 1, 2015 belong in Germantown Soccer Club (see page 44). Please be registered by Friday, Aug. 13 What to bring: Size 3 soccer ball SPECIAL THANKS to 2021 FALL SOCCER CUT-OFF DATES: and shin guards. The Recreation our sponsors: 2015 2016 2017 Department will provide a team January January January jersey. February February February March March March April April April OTHER INFORMATION: KICKERS U-6 PEE WEE Coaches will call player’s parents May May May June June June to let them know what time to July July July come for the first day of the August August August program. If you do not receive a September September Sept. 7 call from a coach by Thursday, October U-6 October PEE WEE October November November November NONE Sept. 9th call the Rec. Dept. for December December December team information. No refunds issued after August 12th. Registrations accepted immediately for this program MiKro Soccer Sporties for Shorties Youth (*Ages 3 - 6) Coordinator: Karen Wunschel Mikro is a fun introduction to the game of soccer for 3 - 6 year olds. PARENTS & CHILDREN AGES 3-4: Classes meet once per week for six weeks and are lead by trained Parents get to join in the fun too! Each week we will work on a college-age individuals or high school students, 17 or older, with different sport. Class will include sport specific skills and fun experience in athletics or working with children. Soccer skills are games. Please register child - one adult is included in fee. learned through age-appropriate challenges and game-based activities Mondays / 4 weeks rather than traditional drills. Kids should come dressed in athletic Sept. 20 - Oct. 11 5:00 - 5:45 p.m. 211813-01 clothes. Shin guards and cleats are not necessary for MiKro play, but Min. 6, Max. 12 can be worn if desired. For more information, please visit mksc.org. PARENTS & CHILDREN AGES 5-6: Wednesdays / 6 weeks This great program will give your child a chance to play all their Sept. 8 - Oct. 13 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. favorite games. Basic skill development, group cooperation, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. introduction to new sports and having a great time will be Haupt Strasse Park (Soccer field is beyond outfield fence) emphasized. A new game or sport will be introduced each week. $72 (includes instruction & jersey), Please register child - one adult is included in fee. $82 (also includes a size 3 soccer ball) Mondays / 4 weeks * Must be age 3 by start of program. Sept. 20 - Oct. 11 6:00 - 6:45 p.m. 211813-02 Register early! No on-site registration will be accepted. To register Min. 6, Max. 12 please visit mksc.org. Go
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