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Be a Part of The Be a part of the Fall 2013 Levine JCC Business and Holiday Hours & Important Numbers Facility Holiday Hours Monday–Thursday . 5:30am-9:30pm Monday, September 2 – Labor Day . .7:00am-7:00pm . Friday . 5:30am-5pm Wednesday, September 4 – Erev Rosh Hashanah . 5:30am-4:00pm . Saturday . 12pm-7pm Thursday, September 5 – Rosh Hashanah . CLOSED. Sunday . 7am-7pm Friday, September 6 – Rosh Hashanah . CLOSED . Friday, September 13 – Kol Nidre - Erev Yom Kippur . .5:30am-3:00pm . Membership Office Saturday, September 14 – Yom Kippur . CLOSED . Wednesday, September 18 – Erev Sukkot . 5:30am-7:00pm . Monday, Wednesday, Friday . 9am-5pm Thursday, September 19 – Sukkot . 1:00pm-9:30pm. Tuesday, Thursday . 9am-7pm Friday, September 20 – Sukkot . 1:00pm-5:00pm. Sunday . 10am-4pm Wednesday, September 25 – Erev Shemini Atzeret . 5:30am-7:00pm. Thursday, September 26 – Shemini Atzeret . .1:00pm-7:00pm . Friday, September 27 – Simchat Torah . 1:00pm-5:00pm. Thursday, November 28 – Thanksgiving . .8:00am-1:00pm . Friday, November 29 – Day after Thanksgiving . 5:30am-5:00pm. Philip Berman, Chief Executive Officer . 704-944-6724 Karen D. Maniloff, Associate Executive Director . 704-944-6801 Anna Gunsher, Division Director, Family Life Services . 704-944-6729 Jen Lahn, Division Director, Sports & Fitness . 704-944-6844 Customer Service Desk . 704-366-5007 J Childcare . 704-944-6726 Membership . .704-944-6741 Silverman Fitness Center . 704-944-6798 Accounting . 704-944-6703 Levine Aquatics Center . 704-944-6885 Personal Training . 704-944-6874 Tennis Complex . 704-944-6748 For full staff listing and department directory, go to www.charlottejcc.org Levine JCC Child Transfer and Class Information · Age determined by start date of class. · Except for Parent & Child classes, children must be fully potty trained to participate. · Complimentary child transfer available from CJP for classes offered at the LJCC. Complimentary child transfers available from CJDS for classes at the LJCC beginning 3:30pm or before. All transfers needed for classes after 3:30-4pm will incur a $25 per session fee. Any private lesson transfers are to be arranged and coordinated through the instructor. Lucas and Aubrey Jacobs (6 and 3) Transfer forms are available at the LJCC Customer Service Desk or at www.charlottejcc.org “Having the JCC transfer program from the two schools located on Shalom Park has been such a blessing! My kids get to enjoy · Fill out one form per family if you have not wonderful activities with a seamless, safe, transition from school! already done so for the school year. Without it, our schedules would not allow us to take advantage of · When you register, you must contact us to let us all the terrific programming the J has to offer...from gymnastics, know that you want a transfer, and we’ll track to taekwondo to swim, we can do it all at the J and avoid the the your request electronically. It is the parent’s after school rushing around! Thank you JCC Transfer Program!” responsibility to keep contact info up-to-date. –Marcie Jacobs Kashrut Policy at the J Kashrut is the Jewish dietary laws . They represent both An annual administrative fee is the rationale and the laws regarding what traditional Jews are and are not permitted to eat . applicable to all non-member The LJCC is a Kosher facility and abides by the traditional laws of Kashrut . This provides an participation in Levine JCC environment that can be supported by the broad spectrum of Jewish lifestyles in our community programs or services . The fee is and is comfortable for all participants . Members and guests are asked to respect the dietary $20/individual and $35/family . laws of Kashrut and be observant when attending or planning meetings and programs . Programs & classes subject to change. Please check with LJCC Customer Service when registering. 1 early childhood 2 Apple Seeds Preschool Preschool Kicks for Kidz Early Childhood Lacrosse 3–5 year olds 4–5 year olds Rooted in a traditional taekwondo curricu- Sports This class will be designed to work on the lum, this class teaches balance, coordina- fundamental skills, body coordination, and tion, agility, core strength and reaction Stephanie Garner hand-eye coordination with regards to the time . Kicks for Kidz also prides itself on Sports Director sport of lacrosse . We will also work on developing discipline, respect, self-control, 704-944-6743 “dynamic stretching” to increase flexibility teamwork and a positive attitude . Stu- stephanie.garner and strength of our participants . We will dents wear belts and earn colored skill @charlottejcc.org provide a safe, fun environment with well stripes . After students earn all 6 stripes, trained and knowledgeable coaches . Our they graduate to a new belt and break a coaches work hard to promote the value board! Uniforms are optional . Uniform and Gym-Bees of teamwork and positive attitude . Turn belt fees are separate . See instructors for 3–5 year olds and Burn Lacrosse will provide lacrosse details Children learn gymnastics on specially- equipment for each player . Fridays, 1:15-2pm designed preschool equipment, gain Wednesdays, 1:15-2pm September 13 – December 6 (12 weeks) confidence and learn in a playful, September 11 – December 4 (12 weeks) No class 11/29 stimulating environment . Develop No class 11/27 Upstairs Dance Studio tumbling skills, balance and upper/lower Alvin E. Levine Gymnasium M/$168 B/$100 NM/$216 body coordination . M/$168 B/Free NM/$216 Master Alyssa Watson Mondays, 1:15-2pm Dan Vizzini and Stephanie Garner September 9 – December 2 (12 weeks) No class 11/25 Stepping Stones T-Ball Alvin E. Levine Gymnasium 3–5 year olds M/$168 B/$100 NM/$216 Play America’s favorite pastime . Fun, Instruction provided by Zenith Gymnastics and non-competitive class that teaches basic LJCC staff baseball skills . Thursdays, 1:15-2pm Preschool Basketball September 12 – December 5 (12 weeks) 4–5 year olds No class 11/28 Youth Soccer Leagues Introduces dribbling, passing, shooting Alvin E. Levine Gymnasium Boys & Girls • Ages 4-18 and defense in non-competitive skill M/$168 B/Free NM/$216 drills, games and actual play . Dan Vizzini 704-944-6773 Micro/Juniors/Kickers & Mondays, 1:15-2pm [email protected] Youth Soccer Leagues September 9 – December 2 (12 weeks) No class 11/25 Preschool Yoga Run Sep 8 – Nov 3 Join Alvin E. Levine Gymnasium 3–5 year olds A Team Levine JCC Youth Leagues: Today M/$168 B/Free NM/$216 Introduces children to Yoga postures in a Micro-Soccer (4-5 years) Dan Vizzini 704-944-6773 class designed specifically for preschool- Juniors Soccer (6-7 years) [email protected] ers . Fun activities, games, breath and body Kickers Soccer (8-11 years) awareness, music, story time and more! Preschool Sports Club Thursdays, 1:15-2pm Charlotte Area Leagues: 3–5 year olds September 12 – December 5 (12 weeks) Youth Soccer Introduces basic sports skills through No class 11/28 • Girls & Boys U8 (6-7 years) relays, stations, and sport activities that Upstairs Dance Studio • U10 (8-9 years) will enhance motor skills . M/$168 B/Free NM/$216 • U12 (10-11 years) Tuesdays, 1:15-2pm Patty Torcellini 704-944-6836 [email protected] • U14 (12-13 years) September 10 – December 3 (12 weeks) • Grade 9-12 (14-18 years) No class 11/26 Alvin E. Levine Gymnasium Levine JCC Child Transfer Practice & game times TBD M/$168 B/Free NM/$216 and Class Information Contact Dan Vizzini about Dan Vizzini 704-944-6773 available openings: 704-944-6773 [email protected] Please refer to page 1. [email protected] A unique program for every child, bodies capabilities, which improves 30-min Session: M/$45 B/$27 NM/$50 adapting poses in order to stretch and their overall self-esteem. 60-min Session: M $95 B/$57 NM/$100 strengthen muscles. Various breathing Instructor: Jessica Weill, 4 Sessions: M/$360 NM/$380 Private Yoga techniques are also taught to release Certified in Yoga for the Special Child 10 Sessions: M/$850 NM/$900 stress, work on posture and amongst for Special Needs many other health benefits. Children Stephanie Garner, Sports Director Birth – 18 year olds tend to become more aware of their 704-944-6743 • [email protected] 3 Levine JCC Early Childhood Aquatic Complex Ages 5+ Tennis Greg O’Connor Tennis Director 704-944-6869 gregory.oconnor Maxine Serrano @charlottejcc.org J Childcare Coordinator Indoor Pool Parties! 704-944-6726 (available times upon request) Preschool Tennis maxine.serrano 3–5 year olds @charlottejcc.org Open Party “Plus” - OPTION 1 Emphasizes gross motor skills, basic ten- 90 minute party = 30 min Games, nis information, and fun on the courts . NEW 30 min Free Swim, 30 min Food. Held indoors during inclement weather . Note: Parent / Includes public use of the LJCC Equipment provided . Must be fully potty J Childcare Guardian MUST Aquatic Complex-Indoor Pool ONLY, trained . now offers stay in the (not reserved for party members), A) Tuesdays, 1:15-2pm building / on lifeguard, & table/chair set up for September 10 – December 3 (12 Weeks) transfers to & from property when food.* No Class 11/26 J-Tots. 8-9am child(ren) are in B) Fridays, 1:15-2pm J Childcare or 10 Kids: M/$135 NM/$150 & 12-1pm 11-20 Kids: M/$195 NM/$210 September 13 – December 6 (12 Weeks) Elementary Edge No Class 11/29 NOTE: 20+ kids is considered a Private M/$180 B/$144 NM/$216 Daily J Childcare Pool Party and must require a scheduled date outside of opening pool hours. See Option 3 (below); call for questions. 7 weeks to 7 years old • Please call the front desk at the LJCC to Open Party - OPTION 2 Early Childhood make your reservations.
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