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Orange Community Education & Recreation Fall 2018 Orange Community Education & Recreation ...it’s for a lifetime Registration Begins August 20. Register online @ www.orangerec.com WWW.ORANGEREC.COM 216.831.8601 FALL 2018 | 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS EARLY CHILDHOOD SENIORS Preschool 04 Special Events 46 Enrichment & Recreation 04 Series on Conscious Aging 46 Health & Fitness 06 Healthy Living 47 Just for Fun 06 Discovery 48 Social-Emotional Development 07 Arts & Crafts 49 Kingergarten Prep 07 Technology 50 Parent & Child Fun 08 Exercise, Fitness & Dance 51 Saturday Fun Days 08 Wellness & Caregiver Services 52 Clubs & Groups 52 Opportunities & Resources 52 YOUTH Just for Teens 11 Open Door Extended Care 12 AQUATICS Enrichment & Recreation 13 Open & Lap Swim 53 Wonderful Wednesdays 18 Learn to Swim 54 Saturday Fun Days 20 Water Exercise 56 Special Events 20 Swim Teams 56 Schools Out Fun with Orange Rec 22 Pool Rental 56 SPORTS LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS 57 Soccer 23 Football 24 Volleyball 24 57 Basketball 25 STAFF DIRECTORY Leagues 25 Baseball 26 Tennis 26 REGISTRATION 58 Lacrosse 27 Cheerleading 27 Field Hockey 27 After school Sports 27 THEATRE Preschool Pretend & Play 29 After school Adventures in Acting 29 Creative Academy for Kids 30 Fall Auditions & Performances 31 Private Coaching 32 REGISTRATION STARTS MONDAY, AUGUST 20 FOR RESIDENTS. ART Fine Art for Adults 33 Young Artists 35 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 FOR NONRESIDENTS. ADULT DISCOVERY Artistry, Craftsmanship & Design 37 Personal & Professional Development 38 What’s Cooking 40 REGISTER ONLINE AT Health, Fitness & Wellness 41 Language Academy 42 WWW.ORANGEREC.COM Travel & Great Escapes 43 Sports 44 2 | FALL 2018 WWW.ORANGEREC.COM 216.831.8601 TO ORANGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION Fall is always an exciting time at Orange Community Education & Recreation. Our summer camps and events have ended, and we look forward to the return of our school year and fall season programming! Whether you are current participant, community partner, parent or just discovering Orange Community Education and Recreation, we invite you to explore this guide and discover the many ways we offer to play, create, learn and move. Over the last year, we’ve listened carefully as our families used our online registration software, sometimes with frustration, and we’re happy to say that through a new partnership with highly rated Eleyo registration software, we’ll be launching a new, easier to use, reliable, safe and convenient online registration software system with fall registration on August 20. Our staff is working hard to make this an easy transition for you, our users, and we’re confident that this will improve the way we interact by providing you with a simple way to get instant access to your registration history, class information, payment history and more. From any web browser or your mobile phone, you can stay up to date with important class information and new offerings. Please look for more information by email soon. We look forward to seeing you this fall! Sincerely, Jill Korsok, Director [email protected] (216) 831-8601 EARLY CHILDHOOD The Orange Early Childhood Center is a division of Orange Meet our Team Community Education & Recreation department, under Maria Hill, Early Childhood Coordinator, [email protected] or the auspices of the Orange Board of Education. We offer a (216) 831-8601 comprehensive program of educational and recreational classes, Lisa Miller, Early Childhood Assistant, [email protected] or (216) activities and special events for children ages 2-5 with a variety of 831-4909 scheduling options. WWW.ORANGEREC.COM 216.831.8601 FALL 2018 | 3 YOUNG FIVES ORANGE EARLY Our Young Fives program is designed specifically for children that miss the age cut-off for Kindergarten or for children who could benefit from an additional CHILDHOOD PRESCHOOL year of skill-building. The Young Fives program is structured just like a typical Kindergarten classroom to provide an easy transition to elementary school. Award Winning, Accredited, Amazing Young Fives is offered as a full-day, 5 day per week program and is for children The Orange Community Education & Recreation Preschool has been in operation that turn 5-years old by December 31, 2019. for 40 years and offers a high-quality, developmentally appropriate curriculum that aligns with Ohio’s Early Learning and Development Standards. We focus on social-emotional development, approaches to learning, physical well-being and MONTHLY PRESCHOOL FEES motor development, cognitive development and general knowledge as well as To enroll in our preschool program, parents pay a $100 non-refundable language and literacy development. The program is accredited by the National registration fee. Monthly tuition fees are charged to a credit card you provide on Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), a certification awarded the 1st Friday of each month, September through May. to only 7% percent of Early Childhood programs nationwide. Half Day Program 2 yrs 3 & 4 yrs The toddler and preschool experience is further enhanced with specialized 3 day – Resident $405 $320 programming including story time with a children’s librarian from the 3 day – Nonresident $485 $415 Orange Branch Library, weekly music class and nutrition, wellness and fitness 5 day – Resident $665 $520 programming through Stretch-N-Grow. In addition, we offer numerous field trips 5 day – Nonresident $800 $675 and special visitors throughout the school year. The program also boasts a fully- stocked children’s library. Children enrolled in our program also have the option Full Day Program 2 yrs 3 & 4 yrs Young 5s to participate in a wide variety of additional enrichment classes (featured in this 3 day – Resident $525 $435 n/a brochure). 3 day – Nonresident $600 $530 n/a 5 day – Resident $865 $715 $715 SCHEDULING A TOUR 5 day – Nonresident $1000 $870 $870 Registration for the 2019-2020 school year will begin in January 2019. Touring Extended Care 2 yrs 3 & 4 yrs Young 5s our programs offers you a great opportunity to ask questions, see our program in 3 day – Resident $645 $555 n/a action, and meet our experienced teachers to hear more about why our program 3 day – Nonresident $720 $650 n/a is great! You will be able to view all of our classrooms, our gym, library and the 5 day – Resident $1065 $915 $915 playground. Tours are available by appointment only. Group tours will be held in 5 day – Nonresident $1195 $1070 $1070 January 2019 but to schedule an individual tour, please call (216) 831-4909. SCHOOL YEAR OPTIONS To accommodate families with varying schedules, we offer enrollment for 3 days ENRICHMENT AND a week or 5 days a week. Students may attend half-day, 9 am – 12:30 pm or full day, 9 am – 3 pm. For families needing extended care, our care covers both 7 am – 9 am and after school care from 3 – 6 pm for one fee. RECREATION FOR EARLY PRESCHOOL FOR TWOS PRESCHOOLERS The Early Preschool for Twos program is designed to create a foundation for your ONE TIME FUN! child’s early education. Special focus is placed on learning fundamental concepts, developing social skills and becoming acclimated to a school setting. Class takes place Monday through Friday from mid-august – end of May. This program is for NEW! LITTLE LIONS STUFFED children who will be 2-years old by June 30, 2019. Children do not need to be potty-trained to enroll in Early Preschool for Twos – we will work with you and ANIMAL WORKSHOP Ages 3 - 5 your child on potty-training throughout the year. Have your little one show their Orange Lions spirit by making his or her very own stuffed animal lion. Your child will stuff the lion, design an Orange Lions t-shirt for the new cuddle buddy and decorate a birth certificate. PRESCHOOL FOR THREES Instructor: Orange Early Childhood Teacher Preschool for Threes will build on the foundation set in our Early Preschool Location: PPLC, Room 43 for Twos program by providing hands-on, engaging activities that promote 18FEC100 September 17 Monday 3 – 3:45 pm cognitive, social, physical and language development. Class takes place Monday Resident: $19 / Nonresident: $24 through Friday from mid-august – end of May. Children must be potty-trained to enroll in Preschool for Threes and must be 3-years old by September 30, 2019. NEW! TAKE A HIKE! Ages 3 - 5 Your child will enjoy a beautiful fall day exploring the nature trails behind the PRE-KINDERGARTEN FOR FOURS Pepper Pike Learning Center. Participants will get some fresh air and marvel in Our Pre-Kindergarten program extends the foundation set in our younger the changing fall landscape. All children must wear closed toed shoes/boots. preschool levels with special focus on building and enhancing skills in Instructor: Caitrin Williams, Early Childhood Teacher all academic areas, gaining self-control, confidence and developing the Location: PPLC, Room 22 independence necessary to be prepared for Kindergarten. Class takes place 18FEC101 September 24 Monday 3 – 3:45 pm Monday through Friday from mid-august – end of May. Children must be potty-trained to enroll in Pre-Kindergarten for Fours and must be 4-years old by Resident: $14 / Nonresident: $19 September 30, 2019. 4 | FALL 2018 WWW.ORANGEREC.COM 216.831.8601 NEW! PRINCESS PLAYDOUGH PARTY NEW! STUFFED ANIMAL PAJAMA Ages 3-5 STORYTIME Ages 2-3 Does your little princess love playdough? This class involves not only playing Come dressed in your favorite pajamas with a cuddly stuffed animal for some kid- with playdough, but making it! Your child will make his or her own customized favorite big book stories in our preschool library. Parents are welcome. batch of playdough- children can choose a color, scent and shimmer as well. All Instructor: Caitrin Williams, Early Childhood Teacher supplies included.
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