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2023 SPRING RECREATION &
AQUATICS PROGRAM GUIDE
Photo by Jill Cornell
TABLE OF CONTENTS
About Us ..............................................................................................Page 3
Contact Informa on ............................................................................Page 3
How to Register for Programs/Events .................................................Page 3
MRAP Photo Policy ..............................................................................Page 3
Fees, Payments, Refunds ..................................................................... Page 4
Fee Assistance .....................................................................................Page 4
Refund Policy .......................................................................................Page 4
Facility Closure Policy .......................................................................... Page 4
Passes/Memberships...........................................................................Page 5
Memberships, Daily Fees & Swim Lesson Prices .................................Page 5
Spring Recrea on Ac vi es
Tee Ball & Coach Pitch Baseball ..........................................................Page 6
NEW! ‐ Tee ball & Coach Pitch Baseball Clinics ............................... Page 7
3rd/4th Grade Baseball Camp .............................................................Page 7
5th/6th Grade Baseball Camp .............................................................Page 7
7th Grade Baseball Camp .................................................................... Page 8
8th Grade Baseball Camp .................................................................... Page 8
15u Baseball League (9th Grade).........................................................Page 9
17u Baseball League (10th/11th Grade) .............................................Page 9
3rd/4th Grade So ball Camp ............................................................Page 10
5th/6th Grade So ball Camp ............................................................Page 10
Beginner’s Tennis Clinic .....................................................................Page 11
CSI: McFarland—Youth Crime Scene Inves ga on Workshop .........Page 11
NEW & FREE! ‐ 1st Annual Cops & Bobbers Youth Fishing Event .. Page 12
Nature Hike ........................................................................................Page 13
Meals for Mommy: Mother’s Day Brunch Workshop .......................Page 13
American Red Cross Babysi ng & Advanced Child Care Classes .....Page 14
American Red Cross CPR Classes ....................................................... Page 15
Adult Drop‐in Volleyball ....................................................................Page 15
Community Track Use Informa on ...................................................Page 15
2023 SUMMER CAMP/ACTIVITY PREVIEW ................................... Page 16
2023 Summer Swim Lesson Preview ............................................ Page 17
Policies & Procedures for Safe Swimming .........................................Page 18
Ques ons?
We’d love to hear from you! Please contact MRAP at:
Recrea on: fixa@mcfsd.org / 608‐838‐4666
Aqua cs: schaefs@mcfsd.org / 608‐838‐3168
Don’t forget to like and follow us on Facebook for the most up to date informa on!
Facebook.com/McFarlandRAP
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GENERAL RECREATION & AQUATICS INFORMATION
ABOUT US
McFarland Recrea on, Aqua cs, & Play (MRAP) offers a wide variety of safe and affordable
recrea on and aqua cs programming for families in the McFarland area. Our facili es include all schools
within the McFarland School District, including the Angie O’Donnell Aqua c Center.
McFarland Community Pool was re‐named The Angie O’Donnell Aqua c Center in
honor of Mrs. Angela Orr O’Donnell. Angie ba led ovarian cancer for six years and passed away on Oct.
23rd, 2011. Coach Angie was an amazing woman who dedicated countless hours of her me to this facility,
the McFarland Spartan Sharks swim team, and the sport of swimming. She le a legacy to all of her swim‐
mers and this community by celebra ng life every day.
“Every Day Counts!”‐ Angie O’Donnell
CONTACT INFORMATION
Title Name Contact Informa on
Director of Community Services schaefs@mcfsd.org
Stu Schaefer
(Contact for Aqua cs Services) 608‐838‐3168
Community Recrea on
fixa@mcfsd.org
Coordinator Alisha Fix
608‐838‐4666
(Contact for Recrea on Services)
HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS & EVENTS
To register for any of our programs, please visit MRAPNews.ac vityreg.com
Reminder: Please register your par cipant for the grade level that they are currently en‐
rolled in for the 2022‐2023 school year. For example, if your child is currently a 2nd grader,
you will register for programs offered for 2nd graders within this guide.
PHOTO POLICY
McFarland Recrea on, Aqua cs, & Play (MRAP) uses photos of par cipants in bulle ns, displays, and social
media to inform others of our recrea onal opportuni es. If you do not want a par cipant’s photo to be
used in this manner, you must inform MRAP in wri ng prior to the start of the program. Please email
mrap@mcfsd.org with your par cipant’s name, grade, which
ac vity they are scheduled to par cipate in.
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FEES, PAYMENTS, REFUNDS
Online registra on will require online payment. Once you are finished registering for your ac vi es, you
will be required to complete payment using a credit/debit card. If you do not pay online at that me, you
will not be registered for your ac vi es. All credit card transac ons (whether online or in‐person) will in‐
clude a $1.95 credit card processing fee. If you would prefer to use cash or check, you must register
in‐person at McFarland High School please contact MRAP at 838‐4666 to schedule at me to register
in‐person (office hours vary). In‐person registra on/payment op ons include cash, check, or credit card.
Par cipants will NOT be allowed to par cipate in an ac vity un l payment and the online waiver have
been completed.
Fee Assistance—It is the belief of MRAP that no child in the McFarland School District shall be denied
par cipa on in any program for lack of ability to pay. If your family par cipates in the Free/Reduced Lunch
Program, or if you would like to request financial assistance, please contact us. We can help, but it is your
responsibility to make the request. Requests must be made annually. Please contact us at mrap@mcfsd.org
if you are in a posi on where you need financial assistance in paying for a program or ac vity.
Refund Policy—Refunds will be issued on a case‐by‐case basis and will need approval from MRAP. A
full refund is given if your cancella on is during the normal, online registra on period. Once online
registra on closes, a 50% refund is given if the cancella on is made by the first day of the ac vity
(BEFORE the start of the ac vity that day). No refund is given for cancella ons a er the ac vity has
started without a wri en medical excuse signed by a physician. Please contact MRAP at 608‐838‐
4666 for assistance with any refund requests for recrea on ac vi es; Please contact The Angie
O’Donnell Aqua c Center at 608‐838‐3168 for assistance with any pool refunds. *PLEASE NOTE:
MRAP reserves the right to cancel or reschedule classes if the class minimum (when applicable) is not
met. If classes are canceled due to low enrollment, refunds for the ac vity fee will be issued. Credit
card fees will not be refunded for any reason.
FACILITY CLOSURE POLICY
If the School District of McFarland closes school for any reason (weather, maintenance, public health, etc…)
all recrea on and aqua cs programming will also be canceled. Efforts will be made to post this informa on
on our Facebook page (facebook.com/McFarlandRAP) as soon as it is made available to staff.
MRAP and the Angie O’Donnell Aqua c Center reserves the right to cancel and/or re‐schedule any of our
programs or ac vi es for any reason.
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Passes/Memberships—MRAP is con nually adding membership and pass op ons for our recrea on and
aqua cs programming. Please see below for more informa on on memberships and passes.
2022‐2023 MRAP/AOAC MEMBERSHIPS, DAILY FEES, AND SWIMMING LESSON PRICES
Daily fees and membership pricing as of May 1st, 2022
AQUATIC DAILY FEES, MEMBERSHIPS & PUNCH CARDS
Membership Type Daily Punch Card 6 month 12 Month
Adult Resident $5.00 10/$50.00 $120.00 $190.00
Adult Non-Resident $7.00 10/$70.00 $160.00 $270.00
Senior Resident (55+) $2.00 10/$20.00 $50.00 $80.00
Senior Non-Resident(55+) $5.00 10/$50.00 $90.00 $160.00
Family Resident $8.00 10/$80 $150.00 $250.00
Family Non-Resident $10.00 10/$100 $175.00 $300.00
Student Resident (-18) $2.00 10/$20.00 $75.00 $130.00
Student Non-Resident (-18) $5.00 10/$50.00 $100.00 $180.00
3&under (w/Adult) Free N/A N/A N/A
Pool Spectator Fee (Open Pool/
$2.00 N/A N/A N/A
Lap Swim/Family Swim)
Water Exercise Classes Daily Punch Card 6 month 12 Month
Adult Resident $4.00 10/$40.00 N/A N/A
Adult Non-Resident $5.00 10/$50.00 N/A N/A
Senior Resident (55+) $3.00 10/$30.00 N/A N/A
Senior Non-Resident (55+) $4.00 10/$40.00 N/A N/A
Masters Swimming Daily Punch Card 6 month 12 Month
Masters (18+) $7.00 10/$70.00 $130.00 $210.00
Swimming Lessons Per Session Punch Card 6 month 12 Month
Resident $10.00/lesson N/A N/A N/A
Non-Resident $15.00/lesson N/A N/A N/A
Private Lessons $25.00/25 minutes N/A N/A N/A
RECREATION DAILY FEES, MEMBERSHIPS, & PUNCH CARDS
Daily Punch Card 6 month 12 Month
Youth Resident Open Gym $2.00 10/$18.00 N/A N/A
Youth Non-resident Open Gym $5.00 10/$45.00 N/A N/A
Adult Resident Drop-in
$5.00 10/$50.00 N/A N/A
Volleyball
Adult Non-Resident Drop-in
$7.00 10/$70.00 N/A N/A
Volleyball
16+ Resident Yoga $10.00/class 10/$95.00 N/A N/A
16+ Non-Resident Yoga $12.00/class 10/$115.00 N/A N/A
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2022‐2023 SPRING RECREATION ACTIVITIES
School‐aged par cipants should register for ac vi es based on the current grade level they are/will be in for the
2022‐2023 school year. For example, if your child is currently a 2nd grader, you will register for programs offered for
2nd graders within this guide.
4K‐2ND GRADE BASEBALL IN‐HOUSE LEAGUES
Adult volunteers are needed to coach these ac vi es. Please indicate your willingness to coach while registering.
Please register for Tee Ball and Coach Pitch ac vi es no later than May 7th, 2023.
Tee Ball Skills & Drills In‐House Baseball League (Preschool/4K & Kindergarteners 2022‐2023 school year)
(Preschool/4K par cipants must have turned four years old by 9‐1‐2022)
Tee Ball is a six‐week, parent volunteer led skill development program. Par cipants will learn the "FUNdamentals" of recrea onal
baseball including throwing, catching, fielding, and teamwork. Prac ces and games will be scheduled on Thursday evenings. This is
an in‐house recrea onal league with a con nuous ba ng order where par cipants will hit from tees. VOLUNTEER COACHES
NEEDED: We are in need of several volunteer coaches (minimum two per team); please indicate your willingness to volunteer
coach while registering. There will be a MANDATORY VIRTUAL COACH MEETING on Thursday, May 25th, 2023 ‐ 5:30PM.
INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO COACH MUST ATTEND THIS VIRTUAL MEETING.
Grades: Preschool/4K & Kindergarten (2022‐2023 school year) ‐Preschool/4K par cipants must have turned four years old by 9‐1‐2022
Dates: Prac ces & games will be scheduled on Thursday evenings, June 15th—July 27th, 2023 (no prac ce/games 4th of July week)
—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: Once a week, 45‐minute evening prac ce followed by a game ‐ exact mes TBD. (Either 5:00PM prac ce/5:45PM game OR
6:45PM prac ce/7:30PM game) ‐ par cipants are not able to choose their individual prac ce/game mes and may vary week to
week. Please plan to be flexible on Thursday evenings if enrolled in this league.
Loca ons: All prac ces & games will be played at either Conrad Elvehjem School (6009 Johnson St.) or Waubesa Intermediate
School (5605 Red Oak Trl.)
Fee: $55.00
Registra on Deadline: May 7th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 18 / No limit
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, glove, and appropriate athle c clothing. Personal bats are highly encouraged
but not required; team‐shared bats and all other equipment will be provided by MRAP. All par cipants will receive a t‐shirt if
registered by the deadline.
Coach Pitch Skills & Drills In‐House Baseball League (1st & 2nd Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
Coach Pitch baseball is a six‐week, parent volunteer led skill development program. Par cipants in Coach Pitch baseball will
con nue to learn the "FUNdamentals" of the game, including improving upon their throwing, catching, and fielding skills. This is a
recrea onal league with a con nuous ba ng order where volunteer coaches will pitch the ball to the ba ers. Prac ces and games
will be played on Tuesday evenings. VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED: We are in need of several volunteer coaches (minimum two
per team); please indicate your willingness to volunteer coach while registering. There will be a MANDATORY VIRTUAL COACH
MEETING on Wednesday, May 25th, 2022 ‐ 7:15PM. INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO COACH MUST ATTEND THIS VIRTUAL MEETING.
Grades: 1st & 2nd Grades (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Prac ces & games will be scheduled Tuesday evenings June 13th—July 25th, 2023 (no prac ce/games 4th of July week) —
MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: Once a week, 45‐minute evening prac ce followed by a game ‐ exact mes TBD. (Either 5:00PM prac ce/5:45PM game OR
6:45PM prac ce/7:30PM game) ‐ par cipants are not able to choose their individual prac ce/game mes and may vary week to
week. Please plan to be flexible on Tuesday evenings if enrolled in this league.
Loca ons: All prac ces & games will be played at either Conrad Elvehjem School (6009 Johnson St.) or Waubesa Intermediate
School (5605 Red Oak Trl.)
Fee: $55.00
Registra on Deadline: May 7th, 2023
Max Registrants: 18 / No limit
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, glove, and appropriate athle c clothing. Personal bats are highly encouraged
but not required; team‐shared bats and all other equipment will be provided by MRAP. All par cipants will receive a t‐shirt if
registered by the deadline.
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BASEBALL CAMPS & CLINICS
NEW! Tee Ball & Coach Pitch Baseball Mini‐Clinics (Preschool—2nd Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
(Preschool/4K par cipants must have turned four years old by 9‐1‐2022)
Join MRAP staff for a short mini‐clinic for tee ball & coach pitch age par cipants and coaches. Par cipants will work through a
variety of drills and games with current and former MHS baseball & so ball players to further improve their current tee ball or
coach pitch skills. Par cipants are NOT required to be enrolled in the MRAP tee ball/coach pitch leagues; but are highly
encouraged to be involved with those programs as it will provide much more me to hone these skills.
2023 TEE BALL & COACH PITCH COACHES! Are you interested in assis ng with this clinic? Please indicate your willingness to
volunteer while registering your child! We’d love to have you join us!
Grades: Preschool—2nd Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Date: Wednesday, July 12th, 2023 (Rain date is Wednesday, July 19th)
Times:
Tee Ball (Preschool—Kindergarten 2022‐2023 school year): 5:30‐6:20PM
Coach Pitch (1st—2nd Grade 2022‐2023 school year): 6:30‐7:20PM
Loca on: Conrad Elvehjem School – 6009 Johnson St. McFarland, WI— GRASS FIELD BEHIND TENNIS COURTS
Fee: $7.00
Registra on Deadline: June 29th, 2023
Min / Max Registrants: 20 / 40
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, baseball glove, and appropriate athle c clothing—if the par cipant also has a
bat, please have them bring that as well. We will have addi onal bats on hand for those that need to borrow one.
3rd & 4th Grade 3‐Week Morning Baseball Camp (3rd & 4th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
During this three‐week 3rd/4th grade morning only baseball camp, par cipants will a end prac ces for 12 days, Monday—Thursday
mornings, June 12th—29th, 2023, 10:30‐11:30AM at the Brandt Park baseball diamonds. Par cipants will focus on skill
development.
Grades: 3rd/4th Grades (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Monday‐Thursday June 12th‐29th, 2023—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: 10:30‐11:30AM
Loca on: Brandt Park Baseball diamonds – 4601 Siggelkow Rd. McFarland, WI 53558
Fee: $100.00
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min / Max Registrants: N/A
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, baseball glove, and appropriate athle c clothing—if the par cipant also has a
bat, please have them bring that as well. We will have addi onal bats on hand for those that need to borrow one.
5th & 6th Grade 3‐Week Morning Baseball Camp (5th & 5th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
During this three‐week 5th/6th grade morning only baseball camp, par cipants will a end prac ces for 12 days, Monday—
Thursday mornings, June 12th—29th, 2023 9:00‐10:15AM at the Brandt Park baseball diamonds. Par cipants will focus on skill
development.
Grades: 5th/6th Grades (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Monday‐Thursday June 12th—29th, 2023—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: 9:00‐10:15AM
Loca on: Brandt Park Baseball diamonds – 4601 Siggelkow Rd. McFarland, WI 53558
Fee: $105.00
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min / Max Registrants: N/A
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, baseball glove, and appropriate athle c clothing—if the par cipant also has a
bat, please have them bring that as well. We will have addi onal bats on hand for those that need to borrow one.
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7th Grade 3‐week Baseball Camp (7th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
Par cipants in this program will take part in a three‐week baseball camp, Monday‐Thursday, June 12th—29th, 2023, 9:00‐
10:15AM. Instruc on will be lead by MHS Baseball Coach John Feldner and his HS coaching staff as well as former MHS baseball
players. We will focus on hi ng, throwing mechanics, fielding (both infield and ou ield), pitching/catching fundamentals, and
base running. Instruc on will be tailored to the needs of the par cipants. This ac vity is designed for those who have had several
years of compe ve playing experience.
Grade: 7th Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Monday‐Thursday, June 12th—29th, 2023—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: 9:00‐10:15AM
Loca on: The high school baseball complex ‐ 3583 CTH‐MN (parking lot is on the corner of Holscher and Osborn)
Fee: $105.00
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 9 / no max
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, baseball glove, baseball bat, and appropriate athle c clothing (no metal
cleats!), filled water bo le.
8th Grade 3‐week Baseball Camp (8th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
Par cipants in this program will take part in a three‐week baseball camp, Monday‐Thursday, June 12th—29th, 2023, 10:15‐
11:30AM. Instruc on will be lead by MHS Baseball Coach John Feldner and his HS coaching staff as well as former MHS baseball
players. We will focus on hi ng, throwing mechanics, fielding (both infield and ou ield), pitching/catching fundamentals, and
base running. Instruc on will be tailored to the needs of the par cipants. This ac vity is designed for those who have had several
years of compe ve playing experience.
Grade: 7th Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Monday‐Thursday, June 12th—29th, 2023—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: 10:15‐11:30AM
Loca on: The high school baseball complex ‐ 3583 CTH‐MN (parking lot is on the corner of Holscher and Osborn)
Fee: $105.00
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 9 / no max
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, baseball glove, baseball bat, and appropriate athle c clothing (no metal
cleats!), filled water bo le.
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9TH‐11TH GRADE BASEBALL LEAGUES
Adult volunteers are needed to coach these leagues. Please indicate your willingness to coach while registering.
Please register for 9th‐11th grade baseball leagues no later than April 30th, 2023.
15U Baseball League (9th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
MRAP's 15u Baseball league is a compe ve league designed for par cipants currently in 9th grade. Games are played against
surrounding communi es. Team prac ces will be scheduled 1‐2 mes per week and will depend on coach, player, and field
availability. Approximately 12—15 games are scheduled for this season. VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED: We are in need of several
volunteer coaches (minimum 2); please indicate your willingness to volunteer coach while registering. There will be a
MANDATORY VIRTUAL COACH MEETING on Wednesday, May 10th‐ 6:00PM ‐ INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO COACH MUST ATTEND
THIS MEETING.
Grade: 9th Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Game Dates: Typically M‐Th, June 5th—July 12th, 2023 ‐ exact dates TBD / Prac ce Dates: TBD and are based on coach,
player, and field availability and will be shared with parents/par cipants as soon as they are determined.
Time: Game Times: Typically 6:00PM ‐ exact mes TBD / Prac ce Times: TBD and are based on coach, player, & field
availability
Loca on: The high school baseball complex ‐ 3583 CTH‐MN (parking lot is on the corner of Holscher and Osborn) &
surrounding community's baseball fields (exact loca ons TBD)
Fee: $170.00
Registra on Deadline: April 30th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 9 / 15
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Par cipants are
required to provide their own ba ng helmet, glove,
and appropriate athle c clothing (baseball pants and
cleats—no metal cleats!) ‐ par cipants will receive a rec
department issued jersey and baseball cap included
with the ac vity cost if registered by the deadline
(theirs to keep at the end of the season!). If you wish to
purchase your own bat, all bats must be in compliance
with the WIAA and HFHS standards and have a BBCOR
stamp to be legal. One piece wood bats are acceptable
– NO Composite Wood Bats will be
allowed. 2 5/8” Bat USA cer fied bats are also
acceptable.
17U Baseball League (10th & 11th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
MRAP will again be offering a 10th & 11th grade summer baseball league. Games are played against surrounding local high schools.
Team prac ces will be scheduled 1‐2 mes per week and will depend on coach, player, and field availability. Approximately 12—15
games are scheduled for this season. VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED: We are in need of several volunteer coaches (minimum 2);
please indicate your willingness to volunteer coach while registering. There will be a MANDATORY VIRTUAL COACH MEETING on
Wednesday, May 10th‐ 6:00PM ‐ INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO COACH MUST ATTEND THIS MEETING.
Grades: 10th & 11th Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Game Dates: Typically M‐Th, June 5th—July 12th, 2023 ‐ exact dates TBD / Prac ce Dates: TBD and are based on coach,
player, and field availability and will be shared with parents/par cipants as soon as they are determined.
Time: Game Times: Typically 6:00PM ‐ exact mes TBD / Prac ce Times: TBD and are based on coach, player, & field availability
Loca on: The high school baseball complex ‐ 3583 CTH‐MN (parking lot is on the corner of Holscher and Osborn) & surrounding
community's baseball fields (exact loca ons TBD)
Fee: $170.00
Registra on Deadline: April 30th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 9 / 15
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Par cipants are required to provide their own ba ng helmet, glove, and
appropriate athle c clothing (baseball pants and cleats—no metal cleats!) ‐ par cipants will receive a rec department issued jersey
and baseball cap included with the ac vity cost if registered by the deadline (theirs to keep at the end of the season!). If you wish
to purchase your own bat, all bats must be in compliance with the WIAA and HFHS standards and have a BBCOR stamp to be legal.
One piece wood bats are acceptable – NO Composite Wood Bats will be allowed. 2 5/8” Bat USA cer fied bats are also
acceptable.
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3RD‐6TH GRADE SOFTBALL CAMPS
MRAP has once again partnered with the McFarland Youth So ball Associa on to offer our youth so ball camps.
Camps are run by the McFarland Youth So ball Associa on.
Informa on about the 2022 Summer So ball League can be found at www.mcfarlandyouthso ball.com
Please register for so ball camp op ons no later than May 15th, 2022.
3rd/4th Grade So ball Camp (3rd & 4th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
During the 3rd/4th grade so ball camp, par cipants will a end prac ces for four days, Monday—Thursday mornings, June 12th—
15th, 2023, 8:30‐10:00AM at the Waubesa Intermediate School So ball fields. The focus of this camp is to introduce the game of
so ball to those that are new to the game and to focus on skill development for those that are returning to the game. Par cipants
will learn about the rules of so ball and par cipate in various fielding, hi ng, and pitching drills. All skill levels are welcome! High
School So ball Coach, Lea Lackey, will be coaching this camp. In addi on, High School So ball players will assist in coaching at this
grade level. Each par cipant will receive a t‐shirt with paid ac vity cost.
Grades: 3rd/4th Grades (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Monday‐Thursday, June 12th‐15th, 2023—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: 8:30‐10:00AM
Loca on: Waubesa Intermediate School So ball Fields – 5605 Red Oak Trail, McFarland, WI 53558
Fee: $55.00
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 10 / 40
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, glove, and appropriate athle c clothing. All par cipants will receive a t‐shirt if
registered by the deadline.
5th/6th Grade So ball Camp (5th & 6th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
During the 5th/6th grade so ball camp, par cipants will a end prac ces for four days, Monday—Thursday mornings, June 12th—
15th, 2023, 10:15‐11:45AM at the Waubesa Intermediate School So ball fields. The focus of this camp is to introduce the game of
so ball to those that are new to the game and to focus on skill development for those that are returning to the game. Par cipants
will learn about the rules of so ball and par cipate in various fielding, hi ng, and pitching drills. All skill levels are welcome! High
School So ball Coach, Lea Lackey, will be coaching this camp. In addi on, High School So ball players will assist in coaching at this
grade level. Each par cipant will receive a t‐shirt with paid ac vity cost.
Grades: 5th/6th Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Monday‐Thursday, June 12th‐15th, 2023—MAKE UP DATES/REFUNDSFOR RAINOUTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED
Time: 10:15‐11:45AM
Loca on: Waubesa Intermediate School So ball Fields – 5605 Red Oak Trail, McFarland, WI 53558
Fee: $55.00
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 10 / 40
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Ba ng helmet, glove, and appropriate athle c clothing. All par cipants will receive a t‐shirt if
registered by the deadline.
SUMMER SOFTBALL LEAGUE INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND AT
MCFARLANDYOUTHSOFTBALL.COM
102023 SPRING ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES
MRAP is offering a ton of fun classes this spring! Join us for something you’ve par cipated in before, or try something
new! Deadlines for spring enrichment ac vi es vary, please pay close a en on to each specific ac vity’s deadline at
the bo om of each program descrip on.
Beginners Tennis Clinic (4K—12th Graders 2022—2023 school year)
Join MRAP this spring for four Sundays of tennis fun! This is
an introductory course for the beginner tennis player
where par cipants will learn the basics of tennis. Essen al
elements of the game including rules, how to score,
serving, and volleying will be our focus during these clinic
dates. MRAP tennis instructor, Sam Locke, will be returning
to coach this spring clinic along with several high school
tennis player assistants.
Grades: 4K—12th Grades (2022‐2023 school year)
Dates: Sundays, April 16th, 23rd, 30th, and May 7th, 2023
Times:
Parent & Tots (4K‐2nd Graders 2022‐2023 school
year + 1 Adult): 9:00‐9:50AM ‐ a parent/guardian
is required to a end with each child for this age
level
3rd—5th Grade (2022—2023 school year): 10:00—11:00AM
6th—8th Grade( 2022—2023 school year): 11:00AM—12:00PM
9th‐12th Grade (2022—2023 school year): 12:00—1:00PM
Loca on: McFarland Tennis Courts – located behind Conrad Elvehjem School – 6009 Johnson St. — If we experience any inclement
weather, these classes will be held indoors at the Conrad Elvehjem School gym. Details will be shared w/ registered par cipants.
Fee: $46.00
Registra on Deadline: April 9th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 6 / 12
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Tennis racket for each par cipant (parent and child), comfortable athle c clothing and shoes
(no sandals or flip flops!), and a filled water bo le with par cipant’s name clearly listed on it.
CSI: McFARLAND – Youth Crime Scene Inves ga on Workshop (3rd‐6th Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
Join MRAP and the McFarland Police Department in ever‐popular youth crime scene inves ga on class, CSI: McFARLAND! Youth
currently in grades 3rd‐6th (2022‐2023 school year) will get the chance to learn about forensics and do their best to solve a mock
crime scene at Lewis Park! Par cipants will learn about crime scene processing, how to collect evidence, and fingerprin ng. A er
all of that hard inves ga ve work, par cipants will discuss their findings and enjoy a great pizza lunch! Be amazed at how much
science plays a part in solving a crime. Come ready with your thinking caps and be prepared to use all the skills necessary to solve
“the crime of the century”!
Grades: 3rd‐6th grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Date: Friday, May 5th, 2023 (no school K‐12)
Time: 10:00AM‐12:30PM
Loca on: Lewis Park Shelter – 5012 Highland Dr. McFarland, WI
Fee: $10.00
Registra on deadline: 11:59PM April 27th, 2023
Min/Max registrants: 6 / 15
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Comfortable clothing and shoes
(NO SANDALS OR FLIP FLOPS) that are appropriate for the weather that
day and a filled water bo le with par cipant’s name clearly listed on it.
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K‐2nd Grade Nature Hike (K‐2nd Graders 2022‐2023 school year)
Join us for a fun morning nature hike as we explore the Indian Mound Conserva on Park! Hikers in grades K‐ 2nd are invited to join
our school district’s Outdoor Educa on Coordinator, Cyndy White, for a morning of explora on and crea vity! We will start at
Indian Mound Middle School, then hike through the 16 acre Indian Mound Conserva on Park directly adjacent to the middle
school. We will also be crea ng a fun nature‐themed project to bring home. Par cipants will have the opportunity to see and
explore a variety of ecosystems in a small area. We’ll learn about na ve plants and trees, discover which animals call their home
the forest, and check out the historic Mounds that blanket the area. Bring a water bo le, bug spray, wear your exploring clothes
and closed‐ toed walking shoes ‐ NO SANDALS OR FLIP FLOPS.
Please note that par cipants must be po y‐trained. If your
par cipant requires addi onal assistance due to special needs,
please be sure to indicate these special needs while register‐
ing and also contact MRAP at mrap@mcfsd.org in advance of
this ac vity to discuss further. There is no restroom or water
on site. Please note on the registra on if the par cipant has
any allergies.
Grades: K‐2nd Grade (2022‐2023 school year)
Date: Friday, May 5th (no school K‐12)
Time: 9:00‐11:00AM
Loca on: Indian Mound Middle School & adjacent school forest
Fee: $25.00
Registra on Deadline: April 30th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 7/10
Equipment Required by Par cipant: Comfortable clothing and
shoes (NO SANDALS OR FLIP FLOPS) that are appropriate for the
weather that day and a filled water bo le with par cipant’s
name clearly listed on it. You may want to consider bug spray and/or sunscreen as well.
Meals for Mommy: Mother's Day Brunch Workshop ‐ (4K‐5th Graders + 1 Adult)
Join us for our two‐hour workshop focusing on dishes designed for your Mother's Day
brunch! This workshop is aimed at par cipants currently in 4K‐5th grades, plus one adult
to accompany that par cipant (instead of mom herself, consider having dad, older
brother/sister, aunt/uncle, family friend, neighbor, etc…join so that it is a true surprise on
Mother's Day morning!) This workshop will teach par cipants how to make several
dishes that are suited for your at‐home Mother's Day brunch! Learn the skills and recipes
here and cook for mom at home on Mother's Day! McFarland High School FACE teacher,
Arlene Welcher, will be instruc ng.
Grades: 4K‐5th Grade (2022‐2023 school year) + 1 adult ages 18 y/o+ (there must be one
adult per child)
Date: Thursday, April 27th, 2023
Time: 6:00‐8:00PM
Loca on: McFarland High School ‐ 5103 Farwell St. McFarland, WI 53558 ‐ Room 148
Fee: $45.00/couple
Registra on Deadline: 11:59PM April 20th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 6 / 12
13American Red Cross Babysi ng Basics – ONLINE – Ages 11+
This course is designed for par cipants ages 11 years old or older. This online‐only, self‐paced course is offered by the American
Red Cross and will prepare students to be be er babysi ers! Topics include how to provide care for infants and children; how to
stay safe; what to do in an emergency; how to choose age‐appropriate ac vi es; and how to recognize and handle a variety of
behaviors. Students will also learn the basics of star ng a babysi ng business. The course consists of six interac ve modules
featuring video, ac vi es, games and tools babysi ers can use to build their knowledge and skills and manage their babysi ng
business. This course, which includes an online final exam at the end, and takes around 4 hours to complete. This course requires a
PC (lap top or desktop) with a high‐speed internet connec on. This course is not supported on smartphones; it is also not
recommended to take this course on a tablet as some users have experienced incompa bility. This course does not work with
Internet Explorer. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a printable cer ficate. Registered par cipants will be
sent a link on April 4th, 2023 to access the content. This course is a self‐led, self‐paced, online course. Par cipants will have
through April 18th, 2023 (2 weeks) to complete the online training. Once the course closes at 11:59PM Apil 18th, par cipants who
have successfully completed the online training will be emailed a comple on cer ficate later that week, no ng that they are
cer fied for American Red Cross Basic Babysi ng. The cer fica on is good for 2 years from the course's end date.
IMPORTANT: This course will review CPR and First Aid but par cipants will NOT be cer fied in CPR or AED. MRAP will be offering an
online‐only CPR/AED/First Aid course to complement your Babysi ng Basics cer fica on later this season (see page 15 for more
details).
Ages: 11 years and older
Dates: April 4th‐18th, 2023
Loca on: Online, at your own pace during the class dates listed above
Fee: $50.00 residents / $80.00 non‐residents
Registra on Deadline: April 2nd, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 10 / No limit
American Red Cross Advanced Child Care Training – ONLINE – Ages 11+
This course is designed for par cipants ages 11 years and older. This online‐only course is offered by the American Red Cross;
par cipants are STRONGLY urged to complete the American Red Cross Online Babysi ng Basics course before enrolling in this
course. The American Red Cross Advanced Child Care Training Online course teaches the knowledge and skills necessary to
responsibly care for children and infants in and outside of the home. This includes training in leadership, child behavior and
discipline, professionalism, safety, basic childcare (bo le feeding, holding, etc.). Learners will be engaged in virtual environments in
which world‐class animated characters respond specifically to choices made. Throughout, learning is supported through addi onal
ac vi es and informa ve videos. This course requires a PC (lap top or desktop) with a high‐speed internet connec on. This course
is not supported on smartphones; it is also not recommended to take this course on a tablet as some users have experienced
incompa bility. This course does not work with Internet Explorer. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a
printable cer ficate. Registered par cipants will be sent a link on May 16th, 2023 to access the content. This course is a self‐led,
self‐paced, online course. Par cipants will have through May 30th, 2023 to complete the online training. Once the course closes at
11:59PM May 30th, par cipants who have successfully completed the online training will be emailed a comple on cer ficate later
that week, no ng that they are cer fied for American Red Cross Advanced Child Care. The cer fica on is good for 2 years from the
course's end date. IMPORTANT: This program is not intended as cer fica on for state licensed child‐care providers and does not
meet all state requirements for such cer fica on.
Ages: 11 years and older
Dates: May 16th‐May 30th, 2023
Loca on: Online, at your own pace during the class dates listed above
Fee: $50.00 residents / $80.00 non‐residents
Registra on Deadline: May 14th, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 10 / No limit
14Adult and Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED Course ‐ ONLINE—Ages 11+
This course is designed for par cipants ages 11‐18 years old. This online‐only course is offered by the American Red Cross and will
prepare you to recognize and care for a variety of emergencies. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you're taking this course to meet OSHA
requirements, please check with your workplace to determine if this online‐only course is acceptable. The course features
award‐winning simula on learning an interac ve experience where you will respond to real‐world emergencies in a virtual se ng
to help prepare you to recognize and respond to first aid, breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults, children and infants.
This course requires a PC (lap top or desktop) with a high‐speed internet connec on. This course is not supported on smartphones;
it is also not recommended to take this course on a tablet as some users have experienced incompa bility. This course does not
work with Internet Explorer. Allow approximately 2 hours 45 minutes to complete the course. Par cipants will be sent a link on
April 25th, 2023 to access the content. This course is a self‐led, self‐paced, online course. Par cipants will have through May 9th,
2023 to complete the online training. Once the course closes at 11:59PM on May 9th, 2023, par cipants who have completed the
online training will be emailed a comple on cer ficate later that week, no ng that they are cer fied for Adult, Child, and Pediatric
CPR, AED, and first aid. The cer fica on is good for 2 years from the course's end date. This is a great course to pair with the
American Red Cross Online Babysi ng Basics and the Advanced Child Care classes! Details on both of the babysi ng courses are
listed on page 14. MRAP has provided a significant discount for students ages 11‐18 that want to take this course. Please see the
course fee below.
Ages: 11 years and older
Dates: April 25th—May 9th, 2023
Loca on: Online, at your own pace during the class dates
listed above
Fee:
Adults (ages 19+): $40.00/residents
$70.00/non‐residents
Students (ages 11‐18): $30.00/residents
$60.00/non‐residents
Registra on Deadline: April 23rd, 2023
Min/Max Registrants: 10 / No limit
DROP‐IN ACTIVITY & PUNCH PASS INFORMATION
This spring, Punch Cards are available for purchase for Yoga and Adult Drop‐in Volleyball.
Details can be found for all of our passes and memberships on page 5 of this guide.
Patrons can purchase these passes online at our registra on website
(www.MRAPNews.ac vityreg.com), by phone (608‐838‐4666), or in‐person during the sched‐
uled dates for any of the drop‐in ac vi es.
Adult Drop‐In Volleyball (18 y/o +)
Adult co‐ed volleyball is a drop‐in ac vity for adults 18 years or older and provides the par cipant the opportunity to play in week‐
ly recrea onal volleyball games without the commitment of a tradi onal volleyball league. Open courts will be available on
Wednesday evenings from 6:45‐8:45PM at Waubesa Intermediate School. Males and females of all skill levels are encouraged to
par cipate and teams will be formed from the players in a endance each night.
Ages: Adults 18 years and older – no children allowed at this ac vity, please arrange alternate childcare
offsite –Children are not allowed to wait in the hallway/gyms.
Dates: Wednesday evenings November—May. The schedule is posted at MRAPNews.ac vityreg.com.
(Dates/ mes are subject to change based on gym availability – please always check the online calendar for
accuracy.)
Time: 6:45—8:45PM
Loca on: Waubesa Intermediate School gym
Fee: $5.00/resident & $7.00/non‐resident. See page 5 of this guide for punch pass informa on.
Min/Max Par cipants: 4 / 26
15Community Track Use (All Ages)
The McFarland High School track is available for community use March‐November,
6:30‐8:00AM, Monday‐Friday mornings.
Par cipants must stay off of the turf field at all mes.
Ages: All ages
Dates/Times: Monday—Friday, March—November, 6:30‐8:00AM
Fee: FREE!
Yoga Classes (Ages 16+)
Learn founda onal alignment techniques, fundamental yoga poses, and restora ve breath prac ces with ERYT 500‐hour Yoga
Alliance Cer fied Teacher, Suzanne Larsen. These classes will feature a variety of yoga styles to reduce stress, and improve
mobility, stability, and strength. Pose modifica ons are provided so that classes are appropriate for all levels. Par cipants are
required to provide their own yoga mat, towel, and water. It is also advised that par cipants bring a yoga strap and yoga blocks if
possible.
Ages: 16 years and older
Spring Dates: Saturdays, April 1st—May 27th, 2023
Loca on: McFarland High School ‐ 3rd floor atrium
Fees: Daily Fees—$10.00/class for residents and $12.00/class for non‐residents OR Punch Cards can be purchased for 10 classes/
$95.00—Residents and 10 classes/$115.00—Non‐Residents (all punch cards are good for 48 months).
How to Register: A $0 reserva on is required for each date you wish to a end. Please see below for instruc ons on how to
reserve a class date. A minimum of 5 a endees/reserva ons is needed in order to run each class. Please register by 4:00pm the
Friday before each class. If we do not meet our minimum, the class will be canceled and registered par cipants will be emailed.
Min/Max par cipants for each class: 5 / 25
Required Par cipant Equipment: Each par cipant must provide their own yoga mat, towel, and filled water bo le with name
clearly marked on it. It is also advised that par cipants bring a yoga strap and yoga blocks if possible.
Please click HERE for informa on on how to create an account and reserve
your spot for yoga classes.
2023 SUMMER CAMP PREVIEW
We know planning is TOUGH! So we have done our best to collect an cipated summer camp dates for the following ac vi es
(not all camps/programs are included in this list as they have yet to be planned, thank you for your
pa ence with this process). PLEASE NOTE that the programs listed below are TENTATIVE and are subject to change. Our goal is
to have the summer guide/registra on available early April—stay tuned to MRAPNews.ac vityreg.com and Facebook.com/
McFarlandRAP for updates.
You will register your child for these ac vi es based on the grade level they are currently in for the 2022‐2023 school year.
Boys Basketball Camps Youth & HS Football Camps Madison Radicals Ul mate
June 12th—16th, 2023 Li le Tykes (Current K‐2nd Graders): Frisbee Camp
Current 5th‐7th Graders: 11:00AM‐ June 27th & 29th August 7th—10th, 2023
12:30PM 12:00‐1:00PM Current 3rd‐8th Graders: 9:00AM‐
Current 2nd‐4th Graders: 12:45‐2:15PM Intermediate Football Camp (Current 12:00PM
3rd‐5th Graders):
Girls Basketball Camps June 27th & 29th Archery Mini‐Camp
TBD at this me 1:00‐2:15PM August 7th & 8th, 2023
Middle School Football Camp (Current Current 4th‐8th Graders: 1:00‐3:00PM
6th‐8th Graders):
Co‐ed Youth Volleyball Camps
June 26th—29th & July 10th—13
June 19th—22nd, 2023 Tennis Instruc on
2:15‐3:45PM
Current 7th/8th Graders: 8:30‐11:00AM Session I:
1:30PM
Current 5th/6th Graders: 11:30AM‐
Current 2nd—4th Graders: 1:45‐3:00PM
Session II:
Session III:
16SUMMER 2023 SWIM LESSON PROGRAM
Lessons take place Monday‐Thursdays, for three 2‐week sessions:
SESSION I: June 19th—29th, 2023
SESSION II: July 10th—20th, 2023
SESSION III: July 31st—August 10th, 2023
SUMMER SWIM LESSON REGISTRATION DATES WILL BE POSTED IN EARLY MAY
Residents $80.00 per session / Non Residents $120.00 per session
Adap ve Swimming / Private Lessons (25 min): Class mes: TBD
These specially designed swim lessons are 25 minutes in length and are tailored to meet the specific concerns of swimmers.
Please email Aqua c Director Stu Schaefer at: schaefs@mcfsd.org for more informa on.
Water Adjustment (25 min) Parent and Child‐ ages 6 months to 3yrs: Class mes: TBD
This course introduces basic water skills to parents and children. This is NOT a drown‐proofing course!
Several water safety topics are introduced and discussed with parents as they swim with their child.
Mini Fish (35 min) Pre‐Schoolers (3&4 yr olds only): Class mes: TBD This is a parent and child swim lesson. Skills like
scooping, kicking, floa ng, blowing bubbles and safe water explora on are introduced with a teacher.
Sunfish (35 min) ~4 & 6 yr olds: Class mes: TBD Swimmers begin to develop posi ve a tudes, good habits, and safe
prac ces in and around the water. Some 4 year olds are not developmentally ready for this level. Skills to be learned:
Swimming on front and back, retrieving submerged objects, floats/glides, and water safety. Swimmers are encouraged to be
independent, but instructors will assist them with skills if needed.
Bluegills (35 min) ~6‐8 yr olds: Class mes: TBD Par cipants at this level can swim independently for short distanc‐
es. Safe water prac ces are also demonstrated. Skills to be learned: rolling from front to back, changing direc on while
swimming, treading water, and combining arm and leg ac ons for swimming.
Perch (35 min)~6‐9 yr olds: Class mes: TBD Building on skills learned in Bluegills, par cipants will be given addi onal
prac ce in deeper water. Introduc on of specific swimming strokes starts here. Skills to be learned: deep‐water skills such as
diving and treading water, freestyle and elementary backstroke are introduced.
Small Mouth Bass (35 min): Class mes: TBD Swimmers will build confidence and endurance in the strokes learned in past
levels and will con nue to improve other aqua c skills. Skills to be learned: diving, introduc on to side stroke, breaststroke,
backstroke, and survival swimming.
Large Mouth Bass (35 min): Class Times: TBD This class is a con nua on of Small Mouth Bass and the focus is on
developing coordina on and building endurance. Skills to be learned: surface dives, open turns, 50 meters of freestyle,
backstroke, and elementary backstroke, 25 meters of breaststroke and sidestroke, and 15 meters of bu erfly.
Swim Team Prep (35 min): Class mes TBD This program will introduce the swimmers to the many benefits of swim team
par cipa on. The program is geared to build strength and endurance while ins lling the value of posi ve
compe on. Interval training workouts are implemented while s ll developing proficient freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke
and bu erfly. Starts, turns and finishes are introduced and refined using videotaping, drills and other teaching aids.
Addi onal classes will be included in the 2023 Summer Recrea on & Aqua cs Program Guide due out in early April 2023.
17POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR SAFE SWIMMING AT THE AOAC
About our Facility: The McFarland Community Pool was re‐named The Angie O’Donnell Aqua c Center in honor of
Mrs. Angela Orr O’Donnell. Angie ba led ovarian cancer for six years and passed away on Oct. 23rd, 2011. Coach
Angie was an amazing woman who dedicated countless hours of her me to this facility, the McFarland Spartan
Sharks swim team, and the sport of swimming. She le a legacy to all of her swimmers and this community by
celebra ng life every day. ‐ “Every Day Counts!”‐ Angie O’Donnell
Pool/Recrea on Office Loca on: Both the Recrea on Office and the pool
are located in McFarland High School. Please use the NEW SOUTH pool
parking lot for most pool programs! This south pool parking is located near
the Exchange St. / Renee Ct. intersec on! This lot has 80 parking spaces
and offers easy access to our aqua c center and performing arts facili es. Our
largest parking lot has 241 spaces and is located off of Farwell St. This parking lot
is our high school’s main entrance and is an excellent op on for events in our gymnasiums, student learning cen‐
ters, and overflow parking for our performing arts center and aqua c center.
AOAC Non‐Swimmer Policy: SWIMMERS AGE 3&UNDER MUST SWIM WITH AN IN‐WATER ADULT BUDDY.
NON‐SWIMMERS 4&OVER CAN SWIM WITH AN ADULT BUDDY OR WEAR A LIFE‐JACKET IN OUR 3’ LEARN TO
SWIM ZONE. SWIMMERS THAT WANT TO SWIM IN THE 4’‐12’ AREAS MAY BE REQUIRED TO PASS OUR 10 ME‐
TER SWIM TEST. No flota on devices in the deep end please without
parent assistance!
Arrival: Suggested arrival me is 5 min before your reserva on. Follow all posted AOAC signs indica ng our enter
and exit doors. Please check‐in with our a endant/coach for direc ons, review the district use guidelines, use the
single‐use hand wipe or sani zer sta on prior to entrance.
Bathrooms: Locker rooms and Family bathrooms are available. Diaper changing sta ons are available in our family
bathrooms. Parents/Guardians: Check diapers before swimming, and change them in a bathroom or diaper‐
changing area—not poolside—to keep germs away from the pool. Steps for healthy swimming! )
Shower use: One (1) deck shower will be available for LIMITED use BEFORE and AFTER swimming and our locker
room showers are available as well. Deck showers are available for a short rinse.
Swim ready: Please arrive “swim‐ready”. Consider bringing your own bag and store personal items on the pool deck
in designated areas.
Groups/Rental ‐ No large groups or rentals without an approved rental agreement. Please contact Stu Schaefer for
more informa on on rentals, schaefs@mcfsd.org
Departure / Exit ‐ Suggested departure me is 10 minutes a er your swim/reserva on. Please use the appropriate
exit. Pick up par cipants immediately a er ac vity is completed.
Pool Rules: Our AOAC Pool Rules are available on our website at www.mcfarlandcommunitypool.com
18Ques ons?
We’d love to hear from you! Please contact MRAP at:
Recrea on: fixa@mcfsd.org / 608‐838‐4666
Aqua cs: schaefs@mcfsd.org / 608‐838‐3168
Don’t forget to like and follow us on Facebook for the most up
to date informa on!
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