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Summer Camps Jr. Lifeguards Little Guards & More! Register online beginning Saturday, April 14 www.santacruzparksandrec.com Summer Camps Jr. Lifeguards Little Guards & more! Page 2 – City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Visit our Parks and Recreation website at www.santacruzparksandrec.com Table of Contents & Policies Visit our Facebook page at Facebook.com/CityofSantaCruzParksandRecreation Summer 2012 Activity Guide – Page 3 Mail/Fax Registration Form Use this form to register by mail or fax: Mail to: REGISTRATION, 323 CHURCH STREET, SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 Fax to: 831-420-5271 (VISA or MasterCard only) I Phone: 831-420-5270 PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE CLEARLY. ACCOUNT INFORMATION I Main Contact CARDHOLDER INFORMATION FIRST NAME_____________________________________________________ NAME ___________________________________________________________ CIRCLE ONE: CHECK LAST NAME______________________________________________________ Please make checks payable to City of Santa Cruz ADDRESS________________________________________________________ CARD NUMBER ___________________________________________________ CITY________________________________ STATE_______ ZIP___________ EXP. DATE ________________________________________________________ PHONE (Home)_______________________ (Work)_______________________ PRINT NAME ______________________________________________________ (as it appears on credit card) SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________ EMAIL____________________________________________________________ (for credit card use only) EMERGENCY CONTACT___________________________________________ CLASS REGISTRATION First time registrants I Remember to include proof of City residency to receive reduced rates for classes and activities. 1st 2nd Choice Choice Participant’s Name Birth M/F Activity Title Fee Course Course Date (gender) # # Permission to participate in the above program(s) sponsored by the Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department is given for myself and/or my child(ren). In consideration of participation in such program(s), I on behalf of myself and/or my child(ren), hereby agree to release, hold harmless, indemnify and defend the City of Santa Cruz, its agents, employees, and volunteers from any and all claims or liability (including attorneys’ fees and defense costs) for bodily injury or property damage arising from my or my child(ren)’s negligence or willful misconduct relating to my or my child(ren)’s participation in the above program(s). I, on behalf of myself and/or my child(ren) assume all risk for any injuries relating to participating in the above program(s). My duty to release, hold harmless, indemnify and defend the City of Santa Cruz shall not apply only when (1) the injury to person or property arises wholly from the negligence or willful misconduct of the City or its agents or employees or volunteers and (2) I nor my child(ren) have contributed in no part to the bodily injury or property damage. I hereby give the City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department the right to use photographs taken of me and/or my child while participat- ing in the above activity(s) for reproduction in any medium for purposes of advertising, trade, display, exhibition, or editorial use. SIGNED_____________________________________________________________________ DATE__________________________ Circle one: Participant (18 & over) Parent Guardian Senior (60+) I prefer NOT to receive quarterly emails from Parks and Recreation notifying me of registration deadlines and special events or programs. Page 4 – City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Visit our Parks and Recreation website at www.santacruzparksandrec.com Visit our Facebook page at Facebook.com/CityofSantaCruzParksandRecreation Summer 2012 Activity Guide – Page 5 Summer Camps GIVE YOUR CHILD THE BEST SUMMER EVER! ATTENTION NEW PARTICIPANTS: A copy of your child’s Keep your child’s body and mind active and engaged this birth certificate must be received in the Parks and Recreation summer. Our summer day camps offer a wide range of ac- Office, 323 Church Street, prior to the start of the camp. tivities from field trips and games to arts and crafts and carnivals! These day camps offer a special place for new 6 - 12 yrs 10 days friendships and adventures during those long summer months CAMP CRUZ AT HARVEY WEST PARK Camp Cruz is a perfect fit for any child. All day, every day, Camp and our range of programs promises a good camp fit for Cruz offers the fun and close-knit feel of a sleep-away camp, with everyone. See individual camp descriptions for specifics the luxury of sleeping in your own bed! Our days at Cruz are filled about each program. Please make sure your camper is well- with out-of-county field trips, beach adventures, specialized club equipped for fun with closed-toed shoes, sunscreen and a times (with options ranging from Cooking Club, to Writing and lunch everyday. A cash material fee is due to the site super- Drawing Club), as well as traditional camp activities like dodgeball visor the first day of camp. Camp sessions fill quickly. No and friendship bracelets! Your child is sure to find him/herself sur- camps 7/4. Efforts are underway to open the large pool rounded by friends. A cash material fee of $5.00 is due to the site at Harvey West Pool. Please check our website at supervisor the first day of camp. No camp 7/4. www.santacruzparksandrec.com to see if free swim will be included as part of this summer’s camp experience. Harvey West Park Clubhouse/Scouthouse Staff 300-326 Evergreen St *$208.00(R)/$270.00(N) $231.00(R)/$300.00(N) #15719 M - F 7:30 am - 5:30 pm *06/25 - 07/06 #15720 M - F 7:30 am - 5:30 pm 07/09 - 07/20 #15721 M - F 7:30 am - 5:30 pm 07/23 - 08/03 #15722 M - F 7:30 am - 5:30 pm 08/06 - 08/17 BEACH CRUZERS 6 - 12 yrs 20 days Formerly Beach Camp – Beach Cruzers is the place to be for that kid you just can’t drag away from the sand! Your Cruzer will build, Friends of Parks & Recreation dig and play in the sand to their heart’s content, as well as enjoy beach games and gain a respect for our spectacular marine envi- Summer Program Scholarships ronment. Cruzers will be walked to and from the Junior Guard program if they are registered. Please inform Beach Cruzer staff. Friends of Parks and Recreation (FOPAR) has allocated funds 10% discount if you register for both morning and afternoon hours for partial scholarships for limited-income families residing in the same session. A cash material fee of $10.00 is due to the within the City of Santa Cruz. Interested Santa Cruz City site supervisor the first day of camp. No camp 7/4. residents may pick up scholarship request forms at the Parks and Recreation Office, 323 Church Street or obtain them at Main Beach at Westbrook Staff www.santacruzparksandrec.com. Deadline for requests is Beach St *$242.00(R)/$315.00(N) Monday, April 2 at 5:00 pm. $255.00(R)/$332.00(N) If your child receives a scholarship, a credit will be applied to #15727 M - F 9:00 am - 1:00 pm *06/25 - 07/20 your Parks and Recreation account for the amount awarded. #15728 M - F 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm *06/25 - 07/20 You will be responsible for registering your child in the #15729 M - F 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 07/23 - 08/17 program(s) online or by mail beginning Saturday, April 14, #15730 M - F 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm 07/23 - 08/17 in person beginning Monday, April 16 or by phone starting Wednesday, April 18. Enrollment in programs is first-come, first-served. Please note: If you choose to register online with instaReg, you will need to set up your account. Go to instaReg, click on “Sign In” to see if you have an account. Call 831-420-5270. Scholarship credit must be used by August 3, 2012. Special thanks to Omega Nu, the Jay Moriarity Scholarship Fund, and the J.R. Scott Memorial Fund for making these scholar- ships possible. Page 6 – City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Visit our Parks and Recreation website at www.santacruzparksandrec.com Summer Camps THE SPOT 8 - 10 yrs 10 days – Wagner Cottage is The Spot to be this CAMP BEYOND 5 - 10 yrs 10 days Formerly Camp Spot summer for your active 8-10-year-old! Your child will enjoy the Prerequisite: Must be registered in Super Camp, Junior awesomeness of nature in Harvey West Park and keep occupied Explorers, Adventure Santa Cruz or The Spot. Go above and beyond your regular summer camp experience! If your with camp games like Capture the Flag, creative projects like tie- child needs supervision before and after Harvey West Park dye T-shirts and local field trips like beach days! See Camp Beyond summer camps sign up for Camp Beyond. Children may ar- if you require supervision before and after camp. A cash material rive as early as 7:30 am and leave as late as 5:30 pm. More fee of $5.00 is due to the site supervisor the first day of camp. No of the same fun and games that you've come to expect from camp 7/4. the great Harvey West park summer camps staff. Participants will be escorted to and from day camp by camp leaders. A Harvey West Park Wagner Cottage Staff cash material fee of $5.00 is due to the site supervisor the 300-326 Evergreen St *$151.00(R)/$196.00(N) first day of camp. No camp 7/4. $168.00(R)/$218.00(N) Harvey West Park Wagner Cottage Staff #15715 M - F 10:00 am - 3:00 pm *06/25 - 07/06 300-326 Evergreen St *$107.00(R)/$139.00(N) #15716 M - F 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 07/09 - 07/20 $119.00(R)/$155.00(N) #15717 M - F 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 07/23 - 08/03 #15718 M - F 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 08/06 - 08/17 #15736 M - F 7:30-10 am + 3-5:30 pm *06/25 - 07/06 #15737 M - F 7:30-10 am + 3-5:30 pm 07/09 - 07/20 ADVENTURE SANTA CRUZ 11 - 13 yrs 10 days #15738 M - F 7:30-10 am + 3-5:30 pm 07/23 - 08/03 Formerly Adventure Camp – This is the place for your adventur- #15739 M - F 7:30-10 am + 3-5:30 pm 08/06 - 08/17 ous, independent 11-13-year-old.
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