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Summer 2018 Frankfort Square Park District
Table of Contents Administrative Staff
6 Before and After School Program Jim Randall, Executive Director
30-31 Community Offerings Linda Mitchell, Assistant to the Executive Director
Audrey Marcquenski, Director
18-19 Dance
Bonnie Roach, Office Manager
7 Day Off Escapades
Program
Sandi Butler, Clerical
22-23 Dog Obedience
of Contents
Julie Hein, Clerical
8 Early Childhood Summer Camp Elizabeth McNeil, Clerical
9 Early Learning Center Cindy Standish, Clerical
32-35 Facilities Arliss Bouton, Assistant Safety Coordinator
TableSchool
36 Facility Rental Information
Recreation Staff
24-25 F.A.N.
John Keenan, Superintendent of Recreation
37 General Information Nicolette Jerik, Recreation Supervisor
27-29 Golf - Square Links Golf Course
Before and After
Carter Patton, Athletic Supervisor
20-21 Gymnastics
4 Message from the Executive Director Maintenance Staff
10-13 Preschool and Youth Programs Ed Reidy, Superintendent of Parks
3, 39 Registration Information Bill O'Shea, Assistant Superintendent of Parks
Luke Deuser, Lead Park Maintenance
13-14 Special Events
26 Splash Park
Park Board of Commissioners
5 Summer Day Camps Ken Blackburn, President
15 Teen/Adult Programs Dave Macek,Vice President
16-17 Athletic Programs Craig Maksymiak,Treasurer
38 Waiver & Release Anthony Granata, Commissioner
Denis Moore, Commissioner
Brian Mulheran, Commissioner
Joe Vlosak, Commissioner
Park Board Meetings: ,
Day/Date: Third Thursday of each month
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Park District Administration Building
7540 W. Braemar Lane, Frankfort
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Summer 2018 Registration
Resident online registration begins Monday, April 2 at
9:00 am.When registering, you need to use your Username
and Password that was provided by the park district. If you
Park District
have any problems registering online, please contact our office
Frankfort Square staff during business hours, and we will be happy to assist you.
Park District
We strongly encourage online registration as it has priority
Administration Building
over mail-in, drop-off, or in-person registration.
7540 W. Braemar Lane
Summer
When logging out of our online registration system, please
Frankfort, IL 60423
always use the SIGN OUT option instead of “Xing-out” of
Phone: (815) 469-3524 the page. Your household will lock out registration until
Information
Fax: (815) 469-8657 you log in and log back out again.
Email: info@fspd.org
Reminder: Online registration will close one day prior to
Day Camp
the program start date.
Visit us at our website at: www.fspd.org
Registration Dates:
Office Hours:
Resident Online Registration
Monday,Tuesday,Thursday 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Begins Monday, April 2, 2018 at 9:00 am.
Wednesday and Saturday 9:00 am-noon
Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm Walk-In and Non-Resident Registration
Begins Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 9:00 am.
Mission Statement Sorry, no phone registrations accepted.
It is the mission of the Frankfort Square Park District
to provide accessible, non-discriminatory recreational The Frankfort Square Park District program waiver and
services, facilities, and open space in an environmentally release is located on page 38. For complete registration
conscious, fiscally responsible manner. information, please see page 39.
Be sure to register early – programs fill quickly.
Program Scholarships Any Questions?
The Frankfort Square Park District offers financial assis- Please contact the park office at:
tance in the form of program scholarships to qualifying Phone (815) 469-3524
residents. If you would like to apply for a scholarship, ap- Fax (815) 469-8657
plications are available online at www.fspd.org and at the Website: www.fspd.org
park district office during regular business hours.
The Park District Office will be closed for staff training on
Free Mulch Provided to Frankfort Square May 1 and 2.
Park District Residents
Thanks to a cooperative effort between the Frankfort
Township Road District and the Frankfort Square Park
District, residents have access to free wood mulch for their
personal landscaping needs. The mulch is available in the
parking lot of the ballfields on St. Francis Road, located
adjacent to Kiwanis Park.
- Mulch is provided in “as-is condition” with no warranty,
written or implied.
- No dumping of any material is permitted.
- No landscape contractors, front loaders, or dump trucks
permitted.
Free home delivery is offered by the Frankfort Township
Road District by simply calling (708) 479-9673.
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A Message from the Executive Director
ProgramDirector
Dear Frankfort Square Park District Residents: The growth and advancements have been wonder-
ful, with 100’s of acres of park properties, millions of
It’s hard for me not to begin my notes waxing nostalgic…
dollars in park district improvements, and addition
I’m celebrating my 35th year in the Square on April
of natural areas, bike/walking paths, playgrounds, gar-
18. Looking back, it is fun to remember where we
dens, shelters, skate parks, hockey rink, and Square
Executive
were in 1983.
Links Golf Course, added in 2002.
Arriving in April, not yet a college graduate (that
We were not award winning in 1983, but we would
would happen in May of ‘83), Frankfort Square was a
be!! Our park district has been nationally recog-
much different place.
School
nized for excellence in park and recreation manage-
The total budget was at or about $100,000, and the ment, and was awarded a Gold Medal Plaque in 2007
After the
park district was serving approximately 2,500 resi- and again in 2016.
dents. The big purchase in my first year of employ-
We’ve had more than 50 Commissioners serve
and from
ment was a new IBM Selectric Typewriter, with an
our district, with Ken Blackburn, our current Board
erase key. The 2-room park district building housed
President, serving the longest at 29 years.
the office and preschool, and is now Champion’s
A Message
Park concession stand. Summit Hill School District I’m writing this report on February 21, 2018, fol-
161’s District Office had yet to be added on to the lowing a notable 3-day rainfall of approximately 3.5”
Before
original Summit Hill Junior High, now Mary Drew. combined with nearly 12 inches of melting snow, and
The expansion of all schools and Julian Rogus School realize that park district properties benefit the com-
(named for the former principal of SHJH and former munity in many ways, including flood prevention.
Superintendent of SHSD 161) and the new Summit I can’t report on referendum results, with the elec-
Hill Junior High had not been built. tion 30 days away as I write, but I’m confident that
The park district had one Chevy Pickup truck with either way, the FSPD will move forward.
three on the tree, and one tractor, a Ford 4610 that Work continues at Community Park. The water tow-
was stored outdoors at Bouk’s Storage on Route 30 er is nearing completion, and all additional improve-
in unincorporated Frankfort Township. ments, hopefully, will be finished by August, 2018.
Baseball was the biggest youth sport, men’s and The one thing I can guarantee is that the fully trans-
women’s softball was played five nights a week, and parent (please visit the park district website), re-
Sunday flag football was dominated by the Purple sponsive district will continue its stewardship of all
Team that went years without a loss. the park resources, land, facilities, patrons, personnel,
The local publication of record was the Frankfort- and finances. Also, please check us out on Facebook
Mokena Star, and I believe we were a year away from for current happenings and upcoming events.
cable television. The Board and staff are thankful for the continued
The office also upgraded its phone system to two community support, and we look forward to cele-
lines, adding 469-3180 and a hold button. CB ra- brating our 44th year of service to the residents of
dios were used to communicate, and we were two the Frankfort Square Park District.
years away from pagers and of course, cell phones
and computers didn’t exist. Sincerely,
The center of our downtown was the White Hen Jim Randall
Pantry and Jim Moustis, its owner, had yet to offi-
cially enter politics.
I was yet to marry my wife, whom I met at the soft-
ball field. I was not a parent of my daughter Jackie,
son Josh, and most recently grandfather to Charles
Logan.
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Additional Information
•• Field trips are subject to change.
•• Each participant will receive one camp t-shirt the
first time they sign up for camp. Extra t-shirts are
available for purchase at the park district front office
for an additional $8.00.
•• Each child must have a 2018 registration form on file
in order to attend.
Summer
•• Parents will receive a parent manual at the time of
Summer
registration, and are expected to review the rules
Summer Day Camp and expectations with their campers.
Come and join us at the Frankfort Square Park District for a •• Please do not allow your camper to bring anything
DayDay
summer full of fun and adventure! The Summer Day Camp valuable to camp, as we are not responsible for lost,
Program is designed to allow children to socialize and interact stolen, or damaged belongings.
with other children their age, while spending their days being •• Please send your camper with a sack lunch, two snacks, a
Camp
active and keeping their minds busy! All ages will have the op- water bottle, sunscreen, and gym shoes each day.
•• The start date of camp is set with the assumption
Camp
portunity to partake in multiple crafts, games, and activities each
day.To add more excitement and adventure, we will incorporate that no school make up days are used, and is subject
3 field trips a week to make sure there is always something new to change depending on the final day of school.
on the horizon! Each week will include a theme to go along •• A $5 transfer fee will be assessed to any changes made
with crafts and games. Before and after care is also available. to camp registrations. Changes to camp registrations will
not proceed until the payment has been processed.
The supervisor and camp director will stay after •• If the maximum number of campers has not been
from 5:00-6:30pm the first day of camp to answer reached and we are able to add your child after the
any questions for new or returning campers. deadline, a late fee of $10 per camper per day will be
Registration begins Monday, April 16, 2018. added to the registration fee.
Grades: Entering 1st-6th in Fall 2018
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, June 11-Aug 10 (no camp July 4) Day Camp Schedule
Time: 9:00 am-4:00 pm Week 1 June 11-15 Week 5 July 9-13
Before Care: 7:00-9:00 am Week 2 June 18-22 Week 6 July 16-20
After Care: 4:00-6:00 pm Week 3 June 25-29 Week 7 July 23-27
Location: Mary Drew School Week 4 July 2-6 Week 8 July 30-August 3
(no camp July 4) Week 9 August 6-10
Camp Fees 2018
All field trip costs are included in the fees listed below.
Camp – 9:00 am-4:00 pm Resident Non-Resident
5 days (Monday-Friday) $155 $193.75
Week of July 4 (4 days) $128 $160
Individual Daily Registrations $37 / day $47 / day
Before Care – 7:00-9:00 am
5 days (Monday-Friday) $50 $63
Week of July 4 (4 days) $40 $50
Individual Daily Registrations $13 / day $16 / day
After Care – 4:00-6:00 pm
5 days (Monday-Friday) $50 $63
Week of July 4 (4 days) $40 $50
Individual Daily Registrations $13 / day $16 / day
Registration and Payment Schedule
In order to efficiently prepare for staffing, field trips, and
transportation arrangements, all camp registrations must
be completed by Saturday at noon, one full week in ad-
vance of the week for which you are registering.A payment
calendar may be picked up at the administration building.
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Before and After School Program (BAS) Grades: K-6th
The Before and After School (BAS) program provides Dates: August 23-June 8 (tentative)
students of Summit Hill School District 161, in grades Note:The BAS program will follow the
kindergarten through sixth, a structured, safe place to be Summit Hill 161 school calendar.
cared for immediately before and after school. Work- Location: Mary Drew
Before and After School Program
ing parents have the assurance that their children are in
a quality program in an ideal environment, knowing that BAS registration in this program is available only to stu-
they are being well supervised. Our program is staffed dents of Summit Hill School District 161.
by certified teachers as well as other trained, experi-
enced leaders, all employed by the park district. Hours Fee:
are from 6:30 am until school begins and immediately af- Weekly Tuition 5 days 4 days 3 days 2 days 1 day
ter school until 6:30 pm, including all half days. Before School Only $56 $46 $40 $29 $16
After School Only $66 $57 $47 $33 $18
Transportation will be provided by existing school bus- Before & After School $100 $92 $80 $57 $30
es at all participating Summit Hill District 161 schools.
Transportation for before and after school activities is
also offered.
Students have access to a full size gymnasium to use for
games and active play, along with a full playground. A base-
ball field, football field, and tennis courts are directly out-
side the building for the children to use as well.
Initial registration must be completed at the park district
to ensure parents/guardians receive all the necessary pa-
perwork. Registration for the specific days may be com-
pleted by the parent/guardian, either online or at the park
district office. Each participant must be registered by
Friday at noon, two weeks prior to the week needed,
to allow for staffing and roster completion.
A $5 transfer fee will be assessed to any changes made to
BAS registration. On the rare occasion that we are able
to accept a late registration, a $10 per child per day late
fee will be added to the registration fee.
To allow for transportation, staffing, and roster comple-
tion, each participant must be registered two weeks prior
to the week needed by the following deadlines:
• Park District office-Saturday, before noon
• Online-Sunday, before midnight
Note: Care will also be offered on days that
Summit Hill School District 161 closes for snow
or other weather related emergencies. All BAS
participants already registered for that day
are welcome to attend at no additional charge.
Students not registered are welcome at a fee of $44/
day. Care will be provided from 6:30 am-6:30 pm. Like Us on Facebook
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Escapades
Days off from school can be inconvenient and boring…or
they can be exciting and adventurous with a day off Esca-
pade! There will be games, crafts, activities, and trips each
day to ensure plenty of fun and entertainment for your little
ones. Each Escapade is based on a different theme and prom-
ises to provide participants with a new and different expe-
rience each day they attend! Please send your child with
a sack lunch, a water bottle, and gym shoes. An Escapades
t-shirt will be available for your child on their first day of at-
tendance, and additional shirts are available for purchase for
$8. Escapades shirts must be worn each day your child(ren)
Escapades
attends. All field trips are subject to change.
Grades: K-6th
Time: 6:30 am-6:30 pm
Fee: $44 per day
Location: Mary Drew
Days/Dates:
Spring Break Getaway- Who knew there could be a beach
vacation in Frankfort? The whole week will consist of
beach games and activities…it’ll almost feel like a tropical
vacation!
Mon, Mar 26
Tues, Mar 27
Wed, Mar 28
Thurs, Mar 29
Mon, Apr 2
School's out for summer…Almost!- Celebrate the last
escapade of the year with a jump start to summer camp.
Fri, May 25
Backyard Games
Each day will consist of plenty of activities played outside
such as a water balloon toss, egg on a spoon, bucket bri-
gade, and much more!
Mon, Aug 20
Tues, Aug 21
(Tentative start date for 2018/2019 school year is
Wednesday, Aug 22.)
Day Off Escapades are available to all
students in grades K-6th, regardless of the
school district they attend.
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Early Childhood Summer Camp
Youth Programs
Early Childhood Summer Camp Additional Information
The Early Childhood extension of our current Summer Day •• Guest speakers are subject to change.
Camp Program provides a safe and exciting environment •• Each child must have a 2018 registration form on file
for children in or entering an early childhood program. With in order to attend.
weekly themes, activities, music, stories, games, and crafts your •• A light snack will be provided every day.
children will spend their mornings being active! Each day will •• Please send your camper with a water bottle, towel,
include Splash Park time, water play, outside play, and a snack. sunscreen, swim attire, and gym shoes each day.
Similar to camp going on field trips; we have special guest •• Children will not change out of their bathing suits. It is
speakers join us weekly. Guest speakers can include Pots & recommended girls come in a two piece bathing suit, or
Paints, Library, Fire Department and many more. All children comfortable one piece that can be worn all day. It is rec-
must be potty trained and able to separate from parents. ommended boys come in swim trunks and a swim shirt.
•• No flip flops, please. It is also recommended that chil-
The supervisor and camp director will stay after dren wear sandals with closed backs.
from 11:45 am-12:30 pm the first day of camp to •• A $5 transfer fee will be assessed to any changes made
answer any questions for new or returning parents. to camp registrations. Changes to camp registrations will
Registration and Payment Schedule not proceed until the payment has been processed.
In order to efficiently prepare for staffing, supplies, and •• If the maximum number of campers has not been
guest speakers all camp registrations must be completed reached and we are able to add your child after the
by Saturday at noon, one full week in advance of the week deadline, a late fee of $10 per camper per day will be
for which you are registering. A payment calendar may be added to the registration fee.
picked up at the Administration Building.
Ages: 3-K
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, June 11-Aug 10 (no camp July 4)
Fee: $100 R / $125 NR per week
$80 R / $100 NR 4th of July week
Location: Park District Administrative Building
Times: 9:15-11:45 am
Early Childhood Camp Schedule
Week 1 June 11-15 Week 5 July 9-13
Week 2 June 18-22 Week 6 July 16-20
Week 3 June 25-29 Week 7 July 23-27
Week 4 July 2-6 Week 8 July 30-August 3
(no camp July 4) Week 9 August 6-10
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Early Learning Center Preschool Open House
New parents interested in registering for the fall 2018-
Registration
2019 school year with the Frankfort Square Park District
Early Learning Center/Preschool Programs
In-person registration for both residents and non-resi-
Early Learning Center Preschool Program are invited to
dents is accepted at the Frankfort Square Park District
attend our Preschool Open House.
Special Events and Youth Programs
Administration Building Office. A $50 non-refundable
registration fee is required at the time of registration. Tu- At the open house you and your child will be able to visit
ition payments can be made monthly, beginning in August, the classrooms talk to the teachers and see some of the
and ending in April. If tuition is paid in full by July 31, 2017, fun things your child will learn through hands on activities.
$100 will be deducted from your tuition amount. Birth Children must be between the age of 3 years and 4 years
certificates are required at the time of registration. by Sept. 1, 2018.
Note: All participants must be toilet trained and ready for Day/Date: Sat, Apr 14
the preschool setting. Time: 9:00 am-noon
Location: Park District Administration Building
3 Year Old Program
The emphasis for our 3 years olds is socialization im- Splish Splash - NEW!
bedded in a learning environment. Children will be read The count-down for the last day of school has begun, let’s
stories every day that relate to a daily theme. In addi- splash around at the Park District in celebration. We’ll
tion, they will spend time discussing the story so they cool off playing water games such as water balloon toss,
can practice their comprehension and speaking/listening bucket brigade, pass the water, and end the day going in
skills. Along with the story, children sing songs, move to the Splash Park. Put on some sunscreen and your bathing
music, assemble puzzles, play games, and have some free suit and enjoy the start of summer with a splash!
time to explore other areas of interest. Together, we will 201095-04
work on color and shape recognition along with learning Ages: 3-6
to write our names. Finally, we will focus on many things, Day/Date: Thurs, May 31
people, and places in the world around us as we learn Rain date: Thurs, June 7
and grow. Time: 10:30 am-noon
Age: 3 years old on or before Sept 1, 2018 Fee: $15 R / $18.75 NR
Days/Dates: Tues & Thurs, Sept 2018-May 2019 Location: Park District Administration Building
Fee: $750 R / $938 NR
Sweet Summer Treats - NEW!
Location: Park District Administration Building
Your child will prepare a special treat which is sure to
be yummy! We will follow the recipe directions, measure,
Note: Registration numbers will determine class
and clean up as part of your lil’ chefs training. All partici-
size and times.
pants will go home with plenty to share. Please note all
ingredients are peanut and tree nut free.
4 Year Old Program
Our 4 year old program works much the same as our 201004-00
3 year old program, but with additional opportunities Ages: 4-8
for growth through more theme-related projects and Day/Dates: Tues, June 5-19
exposure to new and exciting topics. We will work on Time: 12:15-1:30 pm
number and letter recognition while writing our numbers Fee: $30 R / $37.50 NR / 3 sessions
and letters as well. We have added a bit more content to Location: Park District Administration Building
our 4 year old program, giving them opportunities to ex-
Making it For Father’s Day - NEW!
plore some basic math (graphing, sorting, adding), science
Homemade presents come from the heart! That’s why
(weather, magnets, senses), and social studies (George
we’ll make one for your father, grandfather, or whomever
Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King). Our
else you wish. By the end of this class, you’ll have a one-
goal is to have our children maximize their learning po-
of-a-kind present to give that special someone.
tential in a warm, nurturing, and enriching environment.
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Age: 4 years old on or before Sept 1, 2018
Ages: 3-6
Days/Dates: Mon, Wed, Fri, Sept 2018-May 2019
Day/Date: Mon, June 11
Fee: $1,423 R / $1,779 NR
Time: 12:15-1:15 pm
Location: Park District Administration Building
Fee: $15 R / $18.75 NR
Location: Park District Administration Building
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Tot Time Paint Yourself Silly
Are you ready to meet new people and spend some play- Does your child like art? Is he/she interested in books?
time with your little one in a non-structured environment? Then this is the class for him/her! We will read a differ-
This is the class for you! We will explore large and fine mo- ent children’s book each week and make a fun craft that
tor activities through play (lots of toys), circle time (we sing relates to the story, using different styles and lots of paint!
songs and do finger plays), and special time (different each Please dress for a mess!
Preschool and Youth Programs
week, examples are: parachute play, musical instruments, 201005-02
crafts, etc.). So take some time and have fun with us! Ages: 3-6
Ages: Walking-3 (with parent) Day/Dates: Tues, July 10-24
Time: 9:30-10:15 am Time: 12:15-1:15 pm
Dog Obedience
Fee: $22 R / $27 NR / 3 sessions Fee: $21 R / $26 NR / 3 sessions
Location: Frankfort Founders Center Location: Park District Administration Building
140 Oak Street Digging for Dinosaurs
201110-03 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-July 3 Calling all paleontologists! Each week, our little dinosaur dig-
201110-04 Day/Dates: Tues, July 24-Aug 7 gers will dive into the fascinating world of reptiles that lived
long ago. They will share some stories, do a craft, and learn
Rainbow Kids about dinosaurs. Our future scientists will also enjoy making
Your toddler will love learning about colors and shapes in their own dinosaur fossils and digging for bones. Your little
this busy hands-on class. Multi-sensory materials, such as paleontologist will have some dino-riffic summer fun!
glue, tape, crayons, and paint will spark creativity, improve 201000-04
motor skills, and create an environment for social interac- Ages: 3-6
tion. Parent must stay if child has difficulty with separation. Day/Dates: Thurs, July 12-26
Ages: Walking-3 (with parent) Time: 12:15-1:15 pm
Time: 11:00-11:45 am Fee: $21 R / $26 NR / 3 sessions
Location: Park District Administration Building
Fee: $22 R / $27 NR / 3 sessions
Location: Frankfort Founders Center Princess Pals
140 Oak Street What could be more fun than pretending to be princess-
201039-02 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-July 3 es with your best pals? That’s just what will be happening
201039-03 Day/Dates: Tues, July 24-Aug 7 this summer when you join “Princess Pals”. Each week,
we will feature a different princess and learn all about her
Move-N-Groove - NEW! through crafts, songs, stories, and creative play. So join us
Let’s move and groove as we play with a parachute, scarfs, for a magical summer with old and new friends.
bean bags, and complete different types of relays. This is 201038-02
the perfect class for your little one to meet new friends Ages: 3-6
or be active. Day/Dates: Thurs, July 12-26
201013-00 Time: 1:30-2:30 pm
Ages: 3-5 Fee: $21 R / $26 NR / 3 sessions
Day/Dates: Tues, June 26-July 10 Location: Park District Administration Building
Time: 12:15-1:00 pm
Fee: $18 R / $22 NR / 3 sessions
Location: Mary Drew Gym
Sunshine Cooking
This specialized class features a summertime treat that is
sure to bring miles of smiles to your child’s face. We will
follow recipe directions, mix, measure, and clean up as
part of this your training.
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Ages: 4-9
Day/Date: Wed, June 27
Time: 4:00-5:15 pm
Fee: $20 R / $25 NR
Location: Frankfort Founders Center
140 Oak Street
10Preschool Prep Summer Horse Camp
Does your child need to brush up on his/her skills before Come join us for fun filled days of learning horsemanship
preschool begins? In this class; children will develop litera- skills. Students will have hands-on experience in groom-
cy and social skills, while learning their alphabet through a ing, bridling, and saddling horses. Every day will also in-
multi-sensory hands-on approach.They will explore textures clude a riding lesson. Wednesday is BBQ and wacky wa-
of sand, shaving cream, and other interesting materials while ter day, and the last day of camp we will have a horse
Preschool and Youth Programs
learning letter recognition and sound. A take home craft, fun show for the students to demonstrate their skills to fam-
activities, and games will all relate to certain letters of the al- ily and friends. There are two sessions available; camp is
phabet. Parent must stay if child has difficulty with separation. Monday through Thursday from 9am to 3pm.
200027-02 Ages: 7-18
Ages: 3-4 Days/Dates/Times:
Teen & Adult
Day/Dates: Mon, July 23-Aug 6 204050-06 June 18-June 21, 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Time: 10:00-11:00 am 204050-07 July 30-August 2, 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Fee: $30 R / $35 NR / 3 sessions Fee: $315 R / $393.75 NR per week
Location: Frankfort Founders Center Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
140 Oak Street 10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
(708) 479-3696
Back to School Pizza Party - NEW!
With summer winding down and school starting soon
let’s make your own pizza and have a party while doing
it! While the pizza is cooking we will make a punch mix
to drink and create a craft. Please note all ingredients
are peanut and tree nut free.
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Ages: 3½-8
Day/Date: Wed, Aug 1
Time: 12:15-1:30 pm
Fee: $19 R / $23.75 NR
Location: Park District Administration Building
Let’s Get Ready for Kindergarten!
The first day of school can be scary, but this class will help
your child get a preview of what to expect by practicing
basic reading, writing, and math skills. Children will benefit
from having a certified elementary school teacher help
answer their questions and get them excited for school.
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Ages: 3-6
Day/Dates: Mon-Fri, Aug 6-10
Time: 12:15-1:45 pm
Fee: $40 R / $50 NR / 5 sessions
Location: Park District Administration Building
Drawing
Students will learn and apply technical skills through the
completion of various art projects. Each masterpiece will
be completed through the application and manipulation
of drawing materials such as pencils, pens, and pastels. All
art supplies will be provided.
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Grades: K-6th
Day/Dates: Tues, June 5-26
Time: 5:30-6:30 pm
Fee: $32 R / $40 NR / 4 sessions
Location: Mary Drew Room 104
11Tae Kwon Do Home Alone
Family Martial Arts, a local business for over 10 years, of- This course will teach children who are home alone the
fers martial arts instruction to students of all ages, with a importance of behaving responsibly and how to handle
professionally trained staff that is dedicated to training and themselves when confronted with a challenge, such as
promoting all of the benefits that martial arts has to offer. answering the telephone or the door when parents are
Tae Kwon Do is a traditional martial art from Korea and away. Topics covered include safety in the home, proper
method of self-defense, which develops strength, speed, bal- use of keys, what to do in case of an emergency, how
ance and flexibility to its students. The ultimate goal of Tae to respond to strangers and general house rules. Fee in-
Kwon Do is to develop the character and personality of the cludes workbook. Disclaimer: This course does NOT en-
practitioner through physical and mental discipline. dorse children being home alone; that responsibility lies
Youth Programs
with the parents. This course simply prepares children
We have a class for everyone in this two month, one-time
to be safe and careful when parents are not immediately
Escapades
only introduction to Tae Kwon Do. Students will be required
available.
to purchase a t-shirt and belt at the first class for $20.
204000-00
Tiny Tigers (ages 4 & 5): Young children will learn focus Ages: 6-10
and self-control, as well as balance and simple memorization Day/Date: Mon, July 16
in a class designed especially for their high-energy lifestyle! Fee: $32 R / $40 NR
Children (ages 6-13): Children will build self-confidence, Time: 4:00-5:30 pm
strength of body and character in a fun, encouraging environment. Location: Mary Drew Room 104
Teen & Adult (ages 14 & Up): It’s never too late to First Aid for Kids
begin your martial arts training! Whether you’re looking This American Red Cross class teaches children basic
to get into shape or just looking for a new hobby, Tae health and safety tips focusing on shock, bleeding, choking,
Kwon Do is the perfect fit! the Heimlich maneuver, burns, poisons, and much more!
Location: Family Martial Arts Many hands-on activities will be provided for additional
8537 W 191st St, Mokena reinforcement. Upon completion of class, a Red Cross
Fee: $134 R / $167.50 NR / 8 sessions certificate will be received.
Tiny Tigers: 204001-00
Tues, Thurs, or Fri, 4:00-4:30 pm Ages: 6-10
or Sat, 9:30-10:00 am Day/Date: Mon, July 16
Fee: $32 R / $40 NR
Children:
Time: 6:00-7:30 pm
Mon or Wed, 4:30-5:15 pm
Location: Mary Drew Room 104
Tues or Thurs, 5:15-6:00 pm
or Sat, 10:00-10:45 am
Magic Class
Teen & Adult: Children will have a great time as they learn a collection
Mon, Tues, Wed or Thurs, 7:30-8:30 pm of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks! Amaze family and
or Sat, 10:45-11:30 am friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-
204006-02 reading, and more. While the tricks may appear difficult,
After registering at FSPD, call FMA at (815) 469-0220 to you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to
select your schedule perform. All materials are provided, and each child re-
ceives a magic kit to take home. New tricks are always
Mixed Media taught each session!
The mixed media art classes offer a blend of the use of 204120-02
different art mediums such as pencil, paint, pastels, and Ages: 5-12
paper as an introduction to various styles and elements. Day/Date: Thurs, July 26
Students will produce a unique art project each week, Time: 5:00-5:55 pm
and will progressively learn skills which will be applied Fee: $22 R / $28 NR
throughout the courses. All art supplies will be provided. Location: Mary Drew Room 117
204122-00
Grades: K-6th
Day/Dates: Thurs, July 12-Aug 2
Time: 5:30-6:30 pm
Fee: $32 R / $40 NR / 4 sessions
12 Location: Mary Drew Room 104Ice Cream Social Horseback Riding
School's out for summer so join us at Champions Park Classes are offered in indoor and outdoor arenas with
Concession Stand for an old fashioned ice cream social. experienced, enthusiastic instructors for beginner
Vanilla ice cream, with a variety of yummy toppings, will through advanced in both English and Western disciplines.
be provided for you to create your ice cream sundae. Ar- Discount rates are offered to residents of the Frankfort
Special Events and Youth Programs
range to meet family and neighbors for a treat, or meet Square Park District for a five-lesson card, which includes
new families while enjoying the park and your frosty treat. 5 individual one hour lessons within a group format. Les-
Ages: All son times are scheduled through Nova Quarter Horses,
Day/Date: Tues, June 12 Inc. Once you purchase a lesson card through the park
Rain date: Thurs, June 14 district, call the stable to arrange classes. Long pants and
Dog Obedience
Time: 6:00-7:30 pm hard soled or gym shoes are required.
Fee: FREE 600000-04
Location: Champions Park Concession Stand Ages: 6 & Up
Fee: $165 R / $206.25 NR
Mother/Son Bowling Event - NEW! Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
Hey moms, looking for a fun afternoon out with your 10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
little guy? Join us at Tinley Bowl for two games of bowling (708) 479-3696
and lunch. This is a great opportunity to have some fun
spending time together with a little competition mixed in. Mommy & Me
Requested lane assortment will be available upon regis- Celebrate Mother’s Day “horsing around” with your child
tration. Unlimited pizza buffet, pop, two games of bowling, at Nova Quarter Horses! This fun filled experience in-
shoes, and bowling balls are included in the fee. The pizza cludes a riding lesson and a tour of the barn where you
buffet will start at 1:30pm. NO TICKETS will be sold at will have the opportunity to learn how to groom a horse.
the door. Then it’s time to get crafty! Every child will be provided
205000-00 with the materials needed to make Mom a memorable
Ages: All keepsake. Join us for this very unique Mother’s Day ex-
Day/Date: Sat, Sept 15 perience!
Time: 1:00-3:30 pm Ages: 6 & Up
Fee: $18 R / $22.50 NR per person Days/Dates/Times:
Location: Tinley Park Bowling Alley 600006-01 Fri, May 11, 5:30-7:30 pm
7601 W. 183rd St. 600006-02 Sat, May 12, 4:00-6:00 pm
Fee: $60 R / $75 NR couple
$20 R / $30 NR additional rider
Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
(708) 479-3696
Daddy & Me
Celebrate Father’s Day “horsing around” with your child at
Nova Quarter Horses! This fun filled experience includes a
riding lesson and a tour of the barn where you will have the
opportunity to learn how to groom a horse. Then it’s time
to get crafty! Every child will be provided with the materi-
als needed to make Dad a memorable keepsake. Come out
and join us for this very unique Father’s Day experience!
Ages: 6 & Up
Days/Dates/Times:
600007-00 Fri, June 15, 6:00-8:00 pm
600007-01 Sat, June 16, 4:00-6:00 pm
Fee: $60 R / $75 NR couple
$20 R / $30 NR additional rider
Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.
10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
(708) 479-3696
13Summer Concert Series
Bring your favorite lawn chair or blanket and join us lake-
side for our summer concert series to experience and
array of talented music artists for all ages. These concerts
are free and begin at 7:00 pm. The Bandshell is located
behind the Community Center, 7540 W. Braemar Lane.
Please remember, alcohol is not permitted on park dis-
trict property.
Summer Day Camp
Shout Out – Tues, June 26
You will hear all of your favorite Top 40 radio hits from artists
Special Events
like Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Usher
and Maroon 5.They are also well versed in Motown, Disco, the
80’s, 90’s and early 2000’s. Shout Out is perfect for those that
are looking for the ability to hear all of the latest modern Top
40 without losing the flexibility to play all of the party classics
from the past.
Lincolnway Special Recreation Wild Daisy – Tues, July 17
Association (LWSRA) Wild Daisy is the most energetic, dynamic female-fronted
Look for exciting new opportunities for our special needs country band in the Chicagoland area. The band plays all the
residents! current, upbeat country favorites, with a few pop/rock sur-
prises thrown in. With three amazing singers in Wild Daisy,
Please contact the park district office at (815) 469-3524 the audience hears a variety of singing styles. Wild Daisy
for more information and to be placed on a mailing list plays every show with non-stop energy and enthusiasm,
to receive information about these new opportunities as with a view to getting the audience engaged and on their
they become available. Membership information is forth- feet! This band loves to perform and it shows every time
coming. they take the stage!
LWSRA’s Free Park Party Rockin’ Fenderskirts – Tues, Aug 7
Mark your calendars to join LWSRA at a free Park Party Put on your Blue Suede Shoes and Rock Around the
at Union Creek Park, located at 19900 80th Avenue, Tin- Clock to your favorite rock ‘n’ roll oldies. That’ll be the
ley Park on Monday, July 30 from 6:00-7:30 pm. This fun Day The Rockin’ Fenderskirts come to town. There’ll be
opportunity is open to all and includes the following: a Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On. You’ll dance, you’ll sing,
• Bounce House you’ll laugh. You’ll get All Shook Up. Who knows, you
• DJ Dance Party might even Twist and Shout.
• Popcorn & Lemonade
• Guest Mascots
Please contact LWSRA at (815) 320-3507 or by email
kreczek@lwsra.org for more information.
Local Showcase - Community Concert
Join your talented neighbors for the community perfor-
mance at the Island Prairie Park Bandshell.
Lincoln-Way Youth Strings - Thurs, June 29
The Lincoln-Way Youth Strings will conclude their sum-
mer camp experience with an outdoor concert. Join us at
6:30 pm for a delightful performance!
14Photo 1 Babysitter Training
This introductory course in 35mm photography utilizes This is a two day class which focuses on providing youth
traditional film or digital SLR, is designed for users who who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills
want to expand their camera knowledge. Topics include necessary to safely and responsibly provide care for chil-
proper exposure, action photos, depth of field, close-up dren and infants in the absence of parents. This training
Before and After School Program
flower photo, methods of focus, camera parts, use of flash, will help participants to develop leadership skills, learn
proper maintenance, film speeds, and selection of lens. how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves
Participants must bring film and a 35mm camera that will and others safe, help children behave, and learn about ba-
work in manual mode or digital SLR (removable lens). sic child care and basic first aid. Certification for this class
207001-00 includes participant’s workbook, emergency guide, and
Ages: 18 & Up CD-Rom, as well as an American Red Cross Babysitters
Teen & Adult
Day/Dates: Wed, May 16-June 6 Training certificate. Attendance is required for the entire
Time: 7:00-8:30 pm two days to receive certificate. Any exceptions need to
Fee: $55 R / $60 NR be approved in advance by the instructor. Students wish-
Location: Frankfort Founders Center ing to achieve certification for Babysitters Training must
140 Oak Street attend both classes. The instructor will give the students
a 15 minute break each day, please provide your child
Photo II Taking Pictures Creatively with a snack.
This course introduces the creative side of traditional 204002-00
film or digital photography. Topics include use of color, Ages: 11-15
improving use of texture in the photo, and lighting. Par- Days/Dates: Mon, June 18 & Wed, Mar 20
ticipants will have an opportunity to practice taking pic- Time: 4:00-7:30 pm
tures during class. If you are looking to improve your pic- Location: Mary Drew Room 104
ture taking skills, this is one class you won’t want to miss. Fee: $72 R / $90 NR
NOTE: Participants must bring film and a 35mm camera
or a digital camera. Apple Devices - NEW!
207002-00 This class will give you the skills you need to safely use
Ages: 18 & Up any iPhone and iPad. Below are a list of topics the in-
Day/Dates: Wed, Aug 15-Sept 5 structor will discuss. The instructor will save 15 minutes
Time: 7:00-8:30 pm before the end of class to go over any specific questions
Fee: $55 R / $60 NR participants have. Please bring your device.
Location: Frankfort Founders Center App Store
140 Oak Street Backups (either local or cloud)
Email setup
Social Ballroom Dance Level 1 Wi-Fi and hot spot setup
Grab your partner and put on your dancing shoes! In no Personalize your device
time at all you’ll learn the basic steps of the waltz, foxtrot, Much more
rumba, and jitterbug. Beginner class emphasizes fun, ease 207000-00
of movement, and music recognition. This class is a great Ages: 16 & Up
way to get ready for all those upcoming events, such as Day/Date: Tues, July 17
weddings, reunions and parties. Our instructor combines Time: 6:00-7:15 pm
the joy of movement with the romance of ballroom danc- Fee: $25 R / $31.25 NR
ing. Instruction will be taught in a friendly and relaxed Location: Park District Administration
atmosphere. Please register with a partner. Building Room 214
207160-03
Ages: 18 & Up
Day/Dates: Thurs, May 24-June 14
Time: 7:00-8:00 pm
Fee: $39 R / $44 NR per person / 4 sessions
Location: Frankfort Founders Center
140 Oak Street
15Girls Spring Lacrosse Leagues Spring Basketball Skills Clinic
Be part of a community-based lacrosse league for girls! Spend time each week working on a different aspect of
The goal is to teach the rules of lacrosse within an active basketball. This clinic is for players that want to get ready
teamwork setting, encourage sportsmanship, and foster for the basketball season or keep their skills sharp doing
personal development in a respectful environment. more intensive drills. We will focus on helping athletes
Every girl plays! Two levels of play are offered during improve their skills and develop their talent by learn-
the Spring Season: Pink and Purple. Pink teams master ing basic practice drills and emphasizing the fundamen-
the fundamentals of lacrosse, and practices are one hour tals. Each week we will focus on a specific skill and work-
once a week. Placement on a purple team requires an as- outs will be directed more for the individual player to get
as much work and reps in as they can.
Athletic Programs
sessment from Fall 2017 or Spring 2018, and Purple prac-
tices are one hour and fifteen minutes twice per week. 203051-02
Splash Park
All games are held on Sundays between noon and 5:00 Ages: 8-13
pm within your division. Each player must provide her Days/Dates: Sun, Apr 22-May 20
own goggles, stick, and mouth guard. (no class May 13)
Dates: Apr 8-June 3 Time: 11:00 am-12:15 pm
Practice Times: 8U & 10U Wed, 5:30-6:30 pm Fee: $40 R / 52.50 NR / 4 sessions
12U & 14U Wed, 5:30-6:45 pm Location: Lincoln-Way North Field House
Location: Summit Hill Jr. High School
Little Kickers
Pink Level The basic fundamentals of soccer are introduced as play-
800081-01 2nd-3rd grade/8U ers learn to control the soccer ball. Little Kickers is de-
800081-02 4th-5th grade/10U signed for someone who has little or no knowledge of
800081-03 6th-7th grade/12U soccer. Participants should dress in comfortable clothes
800081-04 7th-8th grade/14U and gym shoes. Shin guards are required for this program.
Fee: $200 / 9 weeks Ages: 3-6
(price does not include $20 team jersey) Day/Dates:Sat, June 9- July 14
Fee: $35 R / $43.75 NR / 6 sessions
Purple Level Location: Lincoln-Way North Soccer Fields
800081-05 4th-5th grade/10U (behind the tennis courts)
800081-06 6th-7th grade/12U 203208-06 Time: 8:30-9:05 am
800081-07 7th-8th grade/14U 203208-07 Time: 9:10-9:45 am
Fee: $300 / 9 weeks 203208-08 Time: 9:50-10:25 am
(price does not include $20 team jersey)
Girls Spring Lacrosse FUNdamentals Clinic
Ready to start lacrosse? Join this spring for weekly one
hour clinics for the younger lacrosse player. These clinics
are exclusively for Kindergarten and 1st grade girls that
want to learn the FUNdamentals of lacrosse. Program
goals are to introduce lacrosse and develop basic skills
for our youngest players, using fun games and coaching
techniques. Practices will be held once a week for one
hour. No equipment needed, IGLA will have equipment
available to borrow for all clinics.
800082-02
Grades: K-1st
Day/Dates: Wed, Apr 18-May 23
Times: 6:00-7:00 pm
Fee: $130 / 6 sessions
Location: Summit Hill Jr. High School
16Intermediate Soccer Co-Ed Summer Basketball Camp
Intermediate Soccer is an extension of the Little Kick- This beginner to intermediate camp is an introduction to
ers program. Players continue to learn the fundamentals basketball for young players. Participants will work on
while improving their skills and confidence. Participants offense and defense, with an emphasis on the basics; drib-
must have taken Little Kickers to be eligible for this pro- bling, shooting, and teamwork. There will be fun games,
gram. Children should dress in comfortable clothes and contests, and prizes awarded at the end of the camp.
Early Childhood Summer Camp
gym shoes. Shin guards are required for this program. Ages: 6-14
203205-02 Time: 9:00 am-noon
Ages: 4-7 Fee: $85 R / $106.25 NR / 5 sessions
Day/Dates: Sat, June 9-July 14 Location: Lincoln-Way North Field House
Athletic Leagues
Time: 10:30 am-11:20 am 203204-04 Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, June 18-22
Fee: $45 R / $56.25 NR / 6 sessions 203204-05 Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 16-20
Location: Lincoln-Way North Soccer Fields
Instructional Junior Basketball
(behind the tennis courts)
This is a five week instructional class where children will be
taught the fundamentals of basketball in a fun and challenging
Instructional Outdoor Soccer - NEW Instructor!
environment without an emphasis on competition. Children
The FSPD is happy to welcome new soccer program in-
will learn skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting.
structor, Greg Beaudin. Greg is a longtime resident and
friend of the Park District that has taken the District's Ages: 4-7
soccer program to a new level with increased instruc- Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-July 24
tion and improved performance by our soccer partici- (no class July 3)
pants. Instructional Indoor Soccer is an extension of the Fee: $40 R / $50 NR / 5 sessions
Intermediate Soccer program. Players continue to learn Location: Lincoln-Way North Field House
the fundamentals while improving their skills and confi- 203217-03
dence. Each class will be 30% instruction and 70% struc- Time: 5:00-5:45 pm
tured game play. Participants should dress in comfortable
203217-04
clothes and gym shoes. Shin guards are required for this
Time: 5:45-6:30 pm
program.
Day/Dates: Sat, June 9-July 14 Basketball Skills & Drills
Fee: $45 R / $56.25 NR / 6 sessions Do you want to improve your basketball skills for next sea-
Location: Lincoln-Way North Soccer Fields son? Then this is the program for you! Each week will focus
(behind the tennis courts) on a different aspect of the player’s game with high intensity
203209-03 drills. If you are looking to take your game to the next level,
Grades: K-1st Basketball Skills & Drills will help get you there.
Time: 11:30 am-12:30 pm 203216-03
203209-04 Ages: 8-13
Grades: 2nd-4th Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-July 24
Time 12:30-1:30 pm (no class July 3)
Time: 6:30-7:30 pm
203209-05 Fee: $50 R / $62.50 NR / 5 sessions
Grades: 5th-8th Location: Lincoln-Way North Field House
Time: 1:30-2:30 pm
Wiffleball Tournament – NEW!
Play Ball! Enjoy a day of Wiffleball with friends and family.
Teams will compete in a one day round-robin tournament to
declare themselves Frankfort Square’s Wiffleball champions!
Included in registration will be food, drinks, and a team t-shirt.
Teams should have 5 players per team.Teams consisting of less
than 5 resident players will be considered a non-resident team.
203050-00
Age: 18 & Up
Time: 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Fee: $100 R / $125 NR per team
Location: Champions Park
Day/Date: Sat, Aug 4
17Leaps and Turns
This technique class focuses on leaps, turns and skills
used in ballet, jazz and contemporary.
Princess Dance Camp Session #1 Wed May 16-June 20
Dancers will learn ballet basics and have fun with creative 205013-04 Ages 6-8
movement while listening to their favorite princess songs. Time: 4:00-5:00 pm
Parents are invited to watch the last 15 minutes of the 205013-05 Ages 9-11
Dance Programs
Friday class to see what the dancers have worked on all Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
week. Please bring a water bottle to class each day. 205013-06 Ages 12 & Up
205010-03 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Ages: 3-5 Fee: $78 R / $98 NR / 6 sessions
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 16-20
Time: 10:00-11:30 am Session #2- Wednesdays Aug 1-Sept 5
Fee: $90 R / $112.50 NR / 5 sessions 205013-07 Ages 6-8
Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio Time: 4:00-5:00 pm
205013-08 Ages 9-11
Mini Dance Camp Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Dancers will learn ballet basics, intro jazz basics, and learn 205013-09 Ages 12 & Up
a fun dance that will be performed at the end of the last Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
class. Parents are invited to watch the last 15 minutes of Fee: $78 R / $98 NR / 6 sessions
the Friday class to see what the dancers have worked on.
Snacks will be provided each day. Please bring a water Private Dance Lessons
bottle each day. Looking to make your wedding more exciting and sur-
205011-01 prising for your guests? Or maybe need an idea for team-
Ages: 6-8 building, birthday or bridesmaids party? Let us choreo-
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 16-20 graph a routine for either a group or a couple to add that
Time: 1:00-3:00 pm extra level of fun and surprise to your event! Custom-
Fee: $100 R / $125 NR / 5 sessions ized options for those one-of-a-kind lessons are available
Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio through the Braemar Dance Center.
Ages: All
Summer Dance Intensive - NEW! Time: Various
Dancers will have a fun week filled with a combination of Fee: Contact Kari directly to schedule private
hip hop, jazz and contemporary. In addition to resident lessons
faculty, dancers will have the opportunity to learn from Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio
guest teachers from the professional dance industry. Dai-
ly classes will include strength and stretching, technique
sessions, rotating class styles and choreography. Snacks
will be provided. Please bring a water bottle each day.
Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 23-27
Fee: $160 R / $200 NR / 5 sessions
Location: Mary Drew Studio
205014-00 Ages: 9-11
Time: 9:00 am-noon
205014-01 Ages: 12 & Up
Time: 1:00-4:00 pm
Dance Studio located at Mary Drew
20130 S. Rosewood Drive, Frankfort
18Braemar Dance Center Weekly Class Schedule Fall 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday
Hip Hop I Pre-Ballet Ballet I Ballet/Tap 1 Pre-Ballet
4:00 pm 11:30 am-12:15 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 9:00-9:45 am
Contemporary II Beginning Ballet Musical Theatre I/II Tap I/II Beginning Ballet
4:00 pm 12:15-1 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 9:45-10:30 am
Hip Hop II Ballet II Contemporary I Jazz II Ballet/Tap I
Dance Programs
5:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 10:30 am
Hip Hop V Intro to Jazz Company 1 Teen Tap
5:00 pm 4:00 pm (grades K-2nd) 5:00 pm
5:00 pm
Boys Hip Hop Company II Jazz I
5:00 pm (age 7-11) (grades 3rd-5th) Jazz III 5:00 pm
5:00 pm 5:00 pm
Teen Ballet Musical Theatre
6:00 pm Teen Jazz Tap III/IV III/IV
5:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:00 pm
Hip Hop III
6:00 pm Ballet III/IV Ballet V Jazz IV
5:00 pm 6:00 pm 6:00 pm
Boys Hip Hop II
NEW Company III Contemporary III Teen Musical The-
6:00 pm (age 11+) (grades 6th-8th) 6:00 pm atre
6:00 pm 6:00 pm
Teen Contemporary Company IV
7:00 pm Intro to Hip Hop (high school unless Contemporary IV
6:00 pm approved by 7:00 pm
Hip Hop IV Director)
7:00 pm Jazz V 7:00 pm Teen Hip Hop
6:00 pm 7:00 pm
Breakdance Pointe
Basics (ages 10+) Ballet III/IV 8:00-8:30 pm
NEW 7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Contemporary V
7:00 pm
Adult Dance
7:00 pm
Please note all classes are 1 hour unless the time has been listed below the class.
All classes are subject to change.
19Gym Kinetics 3 Year Olds
Gym Kinetics is one of the largest gymnastics facilities in No adult required in this class. Your 3 year old will ex-
the state, offering the latest equipment and experience staff. perience many different gross motor activities along
All gymnastics classes are held at: with introductory gymnastics skills such as forward and
Gym Kinetics backward rolls, cartwheels, trampoline activities, balance
19220 Ridge Road beams, rings, and much more.
Mokena, Illinois Ages: 3
(708) 479-6969 Fee: $115 R / $143.75 NR / 8 sessions
206030-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6
Clothing Requirement Time: 11:00-11:50 am
Girls and boys should wear comfortable gym clothes – 206030-02 Day/Dates: Wed, June 20-Aug 8
Gymnastics
Gymnastics
leotards or shorts and t-shirts. Gum, jewelry, and tights Time: 11:00-11:50 am
are prohibited. 206030-03 Day/Dates: Wed, June 20-Aug 8
Time: 4:00-4:50 pm
Baby Gym 206030-04 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 21-Aug 9
This class is for walkers up to 2 years of age with adult. Time: 10:00-10:50 am
You and your child will experience many different gross 206030-05 Day/Dates: Sat, June 23-Aug 11
motor activities in this class. Warm-up activities with mu- Time: 9:00-9:50 am
sic, climbing, crawling, hanging, swinging, and jumping are
just a small sample of the activities that will be enjoyed. Mini - 4 & 5 Year Olds
Age: Up to 2 (with adult) This class will continue to work on gross motor coordi-
Fee: $115 R / $143.75 NR / 8 sessions nation. Your little one will start learning beginner stages
206010-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6 of tumbling and experience all of the different gymnastic
apparatus along with many different gross motor activities.
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
206010-02 Day/Dates: Tue, June 19-Aug 7 Ages: 4-5
Time: 9:00-9:50 am Fee: $115 R / $143.75 NR / 8 sessions
206010-03 Day/Dates: Wed, June 20- Aug 8 206041-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6
Time: 10:00-10:50 am Time: 9:00-9:50 am
206041-02 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6
Mom and Mini Time: 6:00-6:50 pm
This program offers the adult and child the opportu- 206041-03 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-Aug 7
nity to experience a wide range of gross motor activi- Time: 10:00-10:50 am
ties while being introduced to the sport of gymnastics. 206041-04 Day/Dates: Wed, June 20-Aug 8
Each class will provide you with a new experience on Time: 11:00-11:50 am
the trampolines, balance beams, bars, and rings, along with 206041-05 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 21-Aug 9
many other gross motor activities that are implemented Time: 9:00-9:50 am
into the program in a fun and safe environment. 206041-06 Day/Dates: Sat, June 23-Aug 11
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
Ages: 2-3 (with adult)
Fee: $115 R / $143.75 NR / 8 sessions Beginning Boys
206020-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6 This class is designed to introduce boys to the sport of
Time: 10:00-10:50 am gymnastics. Each student will learn fundamental skills on
206020-02 Day/Dates: Tue, June 19-Aug 7 all six pieces of boys’ apparatus – rings, parallel bars, high
Time: 10:00-10:50 am bar, pommel horse, vault, and tumbling.
206020-03 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 21-Aug 9
Ages: 5-6
Time: 11:00-11:50 am
Fee: $120 R / $150 NR / 8 sessions
206020-04 Day/Dates: Sat, June 23-Aug 11
206203-01 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-Aug 7
Time: 9:00-9:50 am
Time: 9:00-10:00 am
206203-02 Day/Dates: Sat, June 23-Aug 11
Time: 9:00-10:00 am
Ages: 7-13
Fee: $120 R / $150 NR / 8 sessions
206202-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6
Time: 11:00 am-noon
206202-02 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-Aug 7
20 Time: 4:00-5:00 pmBeginning Girls Beginning Tumbling - Girls
This program will introduce girls to the sport of gymnas- This class has been designed with the cheerleader in mind.
tics. Each student will learn basic tumbling skills along Girls 6 years and up will begin to learn cartwheels, round
with introductory skills on the balance beam, uneven offs, back bends, and the beginner stages of flip-flops.
bars, and vault. Ages: 6 & Up
Ages: 5-6 Fee: $125 R / $156.25 NR / 8 sessions
Fee: $120 R / $150 NR / 8 sessions 206080-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6
206050-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18- Aug 6 Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm 206080-02 Day/Dates: Wed, June 20-Aug 8
206050-02 Day/Dates: Tue, June 19-Aug 7 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Advanced Tumbling - Girls
Gymnastics
Gymnastics
206050-03 Day/Dates: Sat, June 23-Aug 11
Time: 10:00-11:00 am This program is for the experienced cheerleader, ready
to work on the more advanced tumbling skills necessary
Ages: 7-13 for cheerleading. Each student must be able to perform
Fee: $120 R / $150 NR / 8 sessions a round off flip-flop without assistance.
206051-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6 Ages: 7 & Up
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm Fee: $125 R / $156.25 NR / 8 sessions
206051-02 Day/Dates: Wed, June 20-Aug 8
206070-01 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-Aug 7
Time: 4:00-5:00 pm
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
206051-03 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 21-Aug 9
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
206051-04 Day/Dates: Sat, June 23-Aug 11
Time: 9:00-10:00 am
Advanced Beginners – Girls
This program is for students with previous gymnastics
experience. Requirements are as follows: back bend,
kickover, sound fundamental cartwheel, handstand, pull-
over on bars, and back hip circles.
Ages: 6 & Up
Fee: $120 R / $150 NR / 8 sessions
206200-01 Day/Dates: Mon, June 18-Aug 6
Time: 11:00 am-noon
206200-02 Day/Dates: Tues, June 19-Aug 7
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
206200-03 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 21-Aug 9
Time: 10:00-11:00 am
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