Frankfort Square Park District - Summer 2021
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Table of Contents Administrative Staff Park District Information 2-3 Jim Randall, Executive Director Linda Mitchell, Assistant to the Executive Director Letter from the Executive Director 4 Audrey Marcquenski, Director Special Events 5 Bonnie Roach, Office Manager Before and After School Program (BAS) 6 Julie Hein, Asst. Office Manager 3 & 4 Year Old Preschool 7 Recreation Staff Early Childhood Summer Camp 8 John Keenan, Superintendent of Recreation Summer Day Camp 9-10 Nicolette Jerik, Recreation Supervisor Table of Contents Youth Programs 11-13 Braemar Dance Center 14-15 Maintenance Staff Square Links Golf Course 16-18 Ed Reidy, Superintendent of Parks Bill O'Shea, Assistant Superintendent of Parks F.A.N. 19 Al Grzyb, Assistant Superintendent of Parks Active Adult Programs/Park Opportunities 20 Splash Park 21 Park Board of Commissioners Facilities 22-24 Ken Blackburn, President Dave Macek,Vice President General Information 25 Craig Maksymiak,Treasurer Registration Information 26 Pam Kohlbacher, Commissioner Waiver & Release 27 Denis Moore, Commissioner Brian Mulheran, Commissioner Joe Vlosak, Commissioner Park Board Meetings Day/Dates: Third Thursday of each month Time: 7:30 pm Location: Park District Administration Building 7540 W. Braemar Lane, Frankfort Join Our Team! Currently accepting applications for the following position: Square Links Golf Course BAS (Before & After School) Apply online at www.fspd.org 2
Summer 2021 Registration Resident online registration begins Monday, April 26 at 9:00 am.When registering, you need to enter your Username and Password that was provided by the park district. If you 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 Park District Information over mail-in or drop-off. 7540 W. Braemar Lane 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 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 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-4:00 pm Begins Monday, April 26, 2021 at 9:00 am. Wednesday 9:00 am-noon Friday 9:00 am-3:00 pm Non-Resident Registration Begins Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 9:00 am. Mission Statement The Frankfort Square Park District program waiver and It is the mission of the Frankfort Square Park District release is located on page 27. For complete registration to provide accessible, non-discriminatory recreational information, please see page 26. services, facilities, and open space in an environmentally conscious, fiscally responsible manner. Be sure to register early, programs fill quickly. Any Questions? Free Mulch Provided to Frankfort Square Please contact the park office at: Park District Residents Phone (815) 469-3524 Thanks to a cooperative effort between the Frankfort Fax (815) 469-8657 Township Road District and the Frankfort Square Park Dis- Website: www.fspd.org trict, residents have access to free wood mulch for their personal landscaping needs. The mulch is available in the The administrative building is tentatively scheduled to open parking lot of the ballfields on St. Francis Road, located on May 3rd. 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. 3
Dear Frankfort Square Park District Residents: Moving forward, we welcome Mr. Frank Florentine to our Park Board. Frank was elected to the Board during We’re back with this latest brochure, and with growing the April 6 Consolidated Election, and current Board offerings, we hope most will return to normal by fall Members, Ken Blackburn, Denis Moore, Dave Macek, of this year. No guarantees, but lots of hope! We’ve all and Brian Mulheran were reelected. All are hardwork- Letter from the Executive Director been through a lot and are ready for some normalcy. ing, dedicated individuals, donating time and talents for Spring came early this year, with the golf course open the community in which they live. and registering early season record play. Wildcats We extend thanks, and are on record detailing all the Football had their first-ever spring season, and FSBL is time, effort and leadership Pam Kohlbacher has provid- up and practicing ed over the years. I refer back to previous detail of all Our dance program never quit, and received numerous that transpired during Pam’s tenure on this Park Board awards for all the hard work by staff and participants for over 21 years. Moving forward, Pam deserves every to continue learning and improving abilities in all kinds hour with her grandkids, kids, and her husband, Jim. of conditions. We wish the Kohlbacher family all the best, and extend We’re not quite there yet, but we’re encouraged by the sincere thanks from the residents of Frankfort Square. level of vaccinations, even though the numbers have Sincerely, not represented a consistent downward trend we’ve Jim Randall all been waiting for. Let’s hope we all can come togeth- er, with masks and at a distance for now, to move the Executive Director curve in the direction that will enable us to once again gather in groups, celebrating all the things we have to celebrate. Toptracer now available at Square Links driving range.Toptracer Range delivers the same ball- tracking technology that traces the shots of the games best players on TV. Driving ranges equipped with Toptracer Range technology offer a fun, engaging, tech-driven experience that appeals to seasoned players, range rivals, friends, family members, and even first-time golfers. 4
Ice Cream Social School’s out for summer, so join us at Champions Park Concession Stand for ice cream. FSPD staff will be hand- ing out pre-packaged ice cream cups to the first 100 par- ticipants. Arrange to meet family or friends enjoying the park or walking the neighborhood while maintaining so- cial distancing as you enjoy your frosty treat. Ages: All Day/Date: Tues, June 1 Rain date: Thurs, June 3 Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Special Events Fee: FREE Location: Champions Park Concession Stand Job Fair-NEW! Individuals seeking seasonal or year-round employment are invited to meet with Frankfort Square Park District staff to learn more about different job opportunities. We are currently hiring Before and After School Staff, Pre- school Teachers, Teacher Assistants, and Seasonal Mainte- nance. Join us to ask questions and fill out an application on site. Ages: 16 & Up Time: 5:30-6:30 pm Date: Wed, July 7 Location: Mary Drew 5
Before and After School (BAS) BAS- (Before and After School) information will be available in July and in the Fall 2021 brochure. Please check back periodically for updates. 6
Preschool registration for the 2021-2022 school year is ongoing. Register online at www.fspd.org or call 815-469-3524 *No registration fees* 3 year-old class Tuesdays & Thursdays 3 & 4 Year Old Preschool Time(s): TBD Code: 9-00 Students must be 3 on or before September 1st, 2021 4 year-old class Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Time(s): TBD Code: 9-01 Students must be 4 on or before September 1st, 2021 All participants must be toilet trained and ready for the preschool setting. Registration numbers will determine class size and class times. Please note; the Park District will provide tuition costs and class times to families of enrolled students by June 15th. 7
Save the date! Additional Information • Each child must have a 2021 registration form on Early Childhood Camp Open House file in order to attend. Monday, May 10th from 5:00-6:00 pm at Mary Drew. • Each child must bring a snack every day. Tour the facility, ask questions, meet some of our team, • Please send your camper with a labeled water and pick up informational flyers. bottle, towel, sunscreen, and gym shoes each day. Early Childhood Summer Camp Swim attire must be worn underneath clothing. Come join the fun this summer at Early Childhood Sum- • Children will not change out of their bathing mer Camp, specifically for your preschool-aged child. Ev- suits. It is recommended girls come in two-piece ery week will be a different theme with crafts and activi- bathing suits, or comfortable one piece that can ties built around that theme. Each day will include water be worn all day. It is recommended boys come in play (weather pending), outside play, crafts, music, stories, swim trunks and a swim shirt. free play, and snack. Campers will spend their morning • No flip flops, please. It is also recommended that being active. Please provide a snack, labeled water children wear sandals with closed backs. bottle, towel, and sunscreen each day. We will play water games and activities at the end of our day. Early Childhood A friendly reminder that swim attire needs to be Camp Schedule 2021 worn underneath the children’s clothing. All chil- dren must be potty trained and able to separate from Week 1 June 15-17 parents. Week 2 June 22-24 Week 3 June 29-July 1 There will be a one-time supply kit cost of $30. At the Week 4 July 6-8 conclusion of camp, your child will take the kit home. Week 5 July 13-15 Due to COVID 19, each child will have their own supply Week 6 July 20-22 kit to use for crafts, activities, and will include a plastic Week 7 July 27-29 water-proof mask. Week 8 August 3-5 Week 9 August 10-12 Registration begins Monday, April 12, 2021. In order to efficiently prepare for staffing and supplies, 9:00-9:15 am Check in, meet & greet, story all camp registrations must be completed by Monday by time, free play midnight, 6 days in advance of the week for which you are 9:30-10:00 am Outside play, chalk, bubbles, registering. A payment deadline calendar may be picked hop scotch, relays, playground up at the Administration Building. 10:00-10:30 am Art project or craft inside, Ages: 4 - Kindergarten playdough, finger painting. Days/Dates: Tues, Wed, Thurs, June 15-Aug 12 Snack time. (no camp July 5) Please note: Each camper must sign up for a minimum 10:30-11:00 am Water play: sprinkler, of 2 days each week. water games. Daily fee: $18 R / $22.50 NR per day Location: Mary Drew (enter through door #1) Times: 9:00-11:00 am 8
Summer Day Camp Registration and Payment Schedule Come and join us at the Frankfort Square Park District In order to efficiently prepare for staffing and supplies, for a summer full of fun and adventure! The Summer Day all camp registrations must be completed by Monday by Camp Program is designed to allow kids to socialize and midnight, 6 days in advance of the week for which you are interact with other kids their age, while spending their registering. A payment deadline calendar may be picked days being active and keeping their minds busy! All ages up at the Administration Building. will have the opportunity to partake in multiple crafts, Additional Information games, and activities each day. At this time, the State has • If field trips are approved, they are all subject to not approved field trips. If the State approves field trips, change. Summer Day Camp we will add them into the schedule 2 days a week. Every • Each participant will receive one camp t-shirt the week will be a different theme with crafts and activities first time they sign up for camp. Extra t-shirts are built around that theme. available for purchase at the park district front office for an additional $10.00. • Each child must have a 2021 registration form on There will be a one-time supply kit cost of $30. At the file in order to attend. conclusion of camp, your child will take the kit home. • Parents will receive a parent manual at the time Due to COVID 19, each child will have their own supply of registration and are expected to review the kit to use for crafts, activities, and will include a plastic rules and expectations with their campers. water-proof mask. • Please do not allow your camper to bring any- thing valuable to camp. FSPD is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged belongings. Registration begins Monday,April 12, 2021. • Please send your camper with a sack lunch, two snacks, Grades: Entering 1st-6th in fall 2021 a water bottle, sunscreen, and gym shoes each day. Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, June 14-Aug 13 (no camp July 5) Time: 9:00 am-5:00 pm Day Camp Schedule 2021 Location: Mary Drew Week 1 June 14 - 18 Week 2 June 21 - 25 Camp Fees 2021 Week 3 June 28 - July 2 No field trips will be taken this summer. Week 4 July 6 - 9 (No Camp July 5) Camp- 9:00 am-5:00 pm Resident Non-Resident Week 5 July 12 - 16 5 days (Monday-Friday) $175 $220 Week 6 July 19 - 23 Week of July 4 (4 days) $140 $176 Week 7 July 26 - 30 Individual Daily Registrations $35 / day $44 / day Week 8 August 2 - 6 Week 9 August 9 - 13 Save the date! Day Camp Open House Monday, May 10th 6:15-7:15 pm at Mary Drew Tour the facility, ask questions, meet some of our team, and pick up informational flyers 9
10 Summer Day Camp Frankfort Square Park District Summer Day Camp Themes 2021 Day Camp Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Obstacle Weeks & Theme Movie & Messy Trivia Tuesday or Slip-N-Slide Day Wacky water day course & backyard Monday Scavenger Hunt Sprinklers, water games (bags, spike ball, balloons, water games ladder toss, kan jam) June 14-18 Team Building Games Trivia Tuesday Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Carnival Week Camp meet-N-greet Friday & Backyard Freeze Pops Games June 21-25 Movie Monday Scavenger Hunt Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Camping Week Ice Cream Friday & Backyard Sandwiches Games June 28-July 2 Movie Monday Trivia Tuesday Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Outer Space Week Fudgesicles Friday & Backyard Games July 6-9, No camp 7/5 NO CAMP Scavenger Hunt Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course STEAM Week Friday & Backyard Games July 12-16 Movie Monday Trivia Tuesday Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Movie Week Push Pops Friday & Backyard Games July 19-23 Movie Monday Scavenger Hunt Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course America Week Italian ice Friday & Backyard Games July 26-30 Movie Monday Trivia Tuesday Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Christmas in July Week Ice Cream Cups Friday & Backyard Games August 2-6 Movie Monday Scavenger Hunt Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Beach Week Popsicles Friday & Backyard Games August 9-13 Movie Monday Trivia Tuesday Slip-N-Slide Wacky Water Day Obstacle Course Holiday Week Popcorn bags Friday & Backyard Games
Babysitter Training Make it For Father’s Day This class focuses on providing youth who are planning to Homemade presents come from the heart! That’s why babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely we’ll make one for your father, grandfather, uncle, or and responsibly provide care for children and infants in whomever you wish. By the end of this class, you’ll have a the absence of parents. This training will help participants one-of-a-kind present to give that special someone. to develop leadership skills, learn how to develop a bab- 200001-03 ysitting business, keep themselves and others safe, help Ages: 4-8 children behave, learn about basic child care, and basic Day/Date: Tues, June 15 first aid. Certification for this class includes participant’s Time: 5:00-6:00 pm workbook, emergency guide, and CD-Rom, as well as an Fee: $15 R / $18.75 NR Youth Programs American Red Cross Babysitters Training certificate. Location: Mary Drew Ages: 11-15 Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Princess Pals Fee: $75 R / $80 NR What could be more fun than pretending to be princess- Location: Frankfort Founders Center es with your best pals? That’s just what will be happening 140 Oak Street this summer when you join “Princess Pals”. Each week, 204002-03 Day/Date: Sat, June 12 we will feature a different princess and learn all about her 204002-04 Day/Date: Sat, August 28 through crafts, songs, stories, and creative play. So join us for a magical summer with old and new friends. Drawing Art Camp 201038-04 Students will learn and apply technical skills through the Ages: 4-6 completion of various art projects each day. Masterpieces Day/Dates: Thurs, June 17-July 1 will be completed through the application and manipula- Time: 11:15 am-12:15 pm tion of drawing materials such as pencils, pens, and pas- Fee: $24 R / $30 NR / 3 sessions tels. All art supplies will be provided. Location: Mary Drew 204004-02 Grades: K-6th Days/Dates: Mon, Wed, Fri June 14-18 Disney inspired Lion King Stuffing Party Time: 4:30-6:00 pm Hakuna Matata! It means no worries and we will cel- Fee: $40 R / $50 NR / 3 sessions ebrate this problem-free philosophy at our stuffing par- Location: Mary Drew Room 104 ty! We will stuff our very own “Simba” lions, read the Disney classic, sing along to the soundtrack, make a craft, and end with a grand finale march of the lions! Join us for a roaring good time! 201043-01 Ages: 6-8 Day/Date: Wed, June 23 Time: 5:00-6:00 pm Fee: $37 R / $46 NR Location: Mary Drew 11
Magic Class Children will have a great time as they learn a collection of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks! Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind- reading, and more. While the tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided, and each child re- ceives a magic kit to take home. New tricks are always taught each session! 204120-04 Youth Programs Ages: 5-12 Day/Date: Tues, July 6 Time: 5:00-5:55 pm Fee: $22 R / $28 NR Location: Frankfort Founders Center 140 Oak Street Safe at Home This course will teach children who are home alone the Silly Safari importance of behaving responsibly and how to handle Grrr! Roarrrr! Grab your binoculars and join us on a themselves when confronted with a challenge, such as Silly Safari! What animals do you think we will see? Par- answering the telephone or the door when parents are ticipants will get to stuff their very own safari animals away. Topics covered include safety in the home, proper (monkey or elephant), listen to a story, play a game, make use of keys, what to do in case of an emergency, how a craft, and end with a grand finale march of the animals! to respond to strangers and general house rules. Fee in- Let your wild animals loose for this one-of-a-kind adven- cludes workbook. (Disclaimer:This course does NOT en- ture! dorse children being home alone; that responsibility lies 201004-01 with the parents. This course simply prepares children Ages: 6-8 to be safe and careful when parents are not immediately Day/Date: Wed, July 7 available.) Time: 5:00-6:00 pm 204003-02 Fee: $37 R / $45 NR Ages: 6-10 Location: Mary Drew Day/Date: Sat, July 10 Time: 10:00-11:30 am American Ninja Warrior Fee: $35 R / $40 NR Join us for a fun and fast moving program! We will start Location: Franskfort Founders Center with a quick warm up to get hyped up and then go right 140 Oak Street into many obstacle courses and practice speed, balance, and coordination. Gather your friends to add a little com- petition. All obstacles will be socially distanced. 201032-03 Ages: 4-7 Day/Dates: Fri, July 9-30 Time: 3:30-4:30 pm 201032-02 Ages: 7-10 Day/Dates: Fri, July 9-30 Time: 4:45-5:45 pm Fee: $40 R / $50 NR Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio B 12
First Aid for Kids This American Red Cross class teaches children basic health and safety tips, focusing on shock, bleeding, chok- ing, the Heimlich maneuver, burns, poisons, and much more! Many hands-on activities will be provided for ad- ditional reinforcement. Upon completion of class, a Red Cross certificate will be received. 204001-03 Ages: 6-10 Day/Date: Sat, July 10 Youth Programs Time: Noon-1:30 pm Fee: $35 R / $40 NR Location: Frankfort Founders Center 140 Oak Street Digging for Dinosaurs Calling all paleontologists! Each week, our little dinosaur diggers will dive into the fascinating world of reptiles that lived long ago. They will share some stories, do a craft, and learn about dinosaurs. Our future scientists will also enjoy making their own dinosaur fossils and digging for bones.Your little paleontologist will have some dino-riffic Mixed Media Art Camp summer fun! The mixed media art classes offer a blend of the use of 201000-06 different art mediums such as pencil, paint, pastels, and Ages: 4-6 paper as an introduction to various styles and elements. Day/Dates: Tues, July 13-27 Students will produce a unique art project each week Time: 11:15 am-12:15 pm and will progressively learn skills which will be applied Fee: $24 R / $30 NR / 3 sessions throughout the courses. All art supplies will be provided. Location: Mary Drew 204005-02 Grades: K-6th Days/Dates: Mon, Wed, Fri July 19-23 Time: 4:30-6:00 pm Fee: $40 R / $50 NR / 3 sessions Location: Mary Drew Room 104 Additional programming pending, check back soon for updates 13
Contemporary-NEW! This class will incorporate contemporary dance tech- nique mixed with combinations that work on perfor- mance quality and texture. 205006-00 Grades K-2nd Time: 4:00-4:50 pm 205006-01 Grades 3rd-5th Time: 5:00-5:50 pm Braemar Dance Center 205006-02 Grades 6th-8th Time: 6:00-6:50 pm Day/Dates: Mon, May 10-June 21 (no class May 31- Memorial Day) Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 6 sessions Musical Theater/Tap Combo Class-NEW! This class will mix half Tap technique and half Musical Theater combinations in a fun and upbeat environment. It will focus on rhythm and coordination. 205007-00 Grades 3rd-5th Time: 4:00-4:50 pm 205007-01 Grades K-2nd Time: 5:00-5:50 pm Day/Dates: Mon, May 10-June 21 (no class May 31- Memorial Day) Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 6 sessions Hip-Hop-NEW! This class will introduce hip hop movement while devel- oping coordination, rhythm, musicality through combina- tions set to upbeat music. 205008-00 Grades 3rd-5th Time: 4:00-4:50 pm 205008-01 Grades K-2nd Time: 5:00-5:50 pm 205008-02 Grades 6th-8th Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Day/Dates: Tues, May 11-June 15 Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 6 sessions Customized Private Lessons for Dancers Accelerate your dance training by taking private lessons in your dance style of choice. Customized hour or half hour les- sons can provide your dancer with focused instruction that can assist dancers who are looking to make greater strides in ability, receive extra help with class choreography or deepen his or her understanding of a particular style. One, three, five or ten private lesson punch cards are available at the Park Dis- trict office and sessions can be scheduled directly with teacher. Ages: all Days/Dates/Times: Varies- contact instructors Fees: $25 R / $27 NR 30 min. per lesson $45 R / $47 NR 1 hr. per lesson (Call to purchase a 1, 3, 5, or 10 punch card at Park District) 14
Leaps and Turns Prerequisites: Participants must have skills from previous This technique class focuses on leaps, turns, and skills level to move up. used in Ballet, Jazz and Contemporary. Pre-K Acro- We will work on and learn forward roll, Session #1 handstand, cartwheel, and backbend. 205009-04 Grades K-2nd Acro 1- Open to anyone new or those working on skills Time: 4:00-4:50 pm to move up to level 2. 205009-05 Grades 3rd-5th Time: 5:00-5:50 pm Acro 2- Front & back limber, back walkover, introduction to flip flops, & aerials Braemar Dance Center 205009-06 Grades 9th-12th Time: 6:00-6:50 pm Acro 3- Flip flop, back tuck, aerial, handspring 205009-07 Grades 6th-8th Time: 7:00-7:50 pm Princess Dance Camp Day/Dates: Tues, May 11-June 15 Dancers will learn ballet basics and have fun with cre- Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 6 sessions ative movement while listening to their favorite princess songs. Parents are invited to watch the last 15 minutes of Session #2 the Friday class to see what the dancers have worked on 205013-00 Grades K-2nd all week. Pre-packaged snacks will be provided each day. Time: 4:00-4:50 pm Please bring a water bottle to class each day. 205013-01 Grades 3rd-5th 205010-05 Time: 5:00-5:50 pm Ages: 3-5 205013-02 Grades 6th-8th Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 12-16 Time: 6:00-6:50 pm Time: 10:00-11:30 am 205013-03 Grades 9th-12th Fee: $95 R / $123.50 NR / 5 sessions Time: 7:00-7:50 pm Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio Day/Dates: Tues, July 27-Aug 24 Fee: $54 R / $67.50 NR / 5 sessions Mini Dance Camp Dancers will learn ballet basics, intro jazz basics, and learn Acro Skills Clinic a fun dance that will be performed at the end of the last This class will focus on drills, stations, and different spot- class. Parents are invited to watch the last 15 minutes of ting techniques to master specific skill(s) for the upcom- the Friday class to see what the dancers have worked ing fall session. Class level is determined by skills not ages, on. Pre-packaged snacks will be provided each day. Please only for Pre-K Acro. bring a water bottle. 205011-04 Session #1 Ages: 6-8 205015-04 Pre-K Acro Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 12-16 Ages: 4-Kindergarten Time: 1:00-3:00 pm Time: 4:00-4:50 pm Fee: $110 R / $143 NR / 5 sessions 205015-05 Acro 1 Location: Mary Drew Dance Studio Time: 5:00-5:50 pm 205015-06 Acro 2 Summer Dance Intensive Time: 6:00-6:50 pm Dancers will have a fun week filled with a combination of 205015-07 Acro 3 Hip Hop, Jazz, and Contemporary. In addition to resident Time: 7:00-7:50 pm faculty, dancers will have the opportunity to learn from Day/Dates: Wed, May 19-June 23 guest teachers from the professional dance industry. Dai- Fee: $65 R / $81.25 NR / 6 sessions ly classes will include strength and stretching, technique sessions, rotating class styles, and choreography. Please Session #2 bring your own snacks and water bottle each day. 205016-08 Pre-K Acro Days/Dates: Mon-Fri, July 19-23 Ages: 4-Kindergarten Fee: $170 R / $221 NR / 5 sessions Time: 4:00-4:50 pm Location: Mary Drew Studio 205016-09 Acro 1 205014-04 Ages: 9-11 Time: 5:00-5:50 pm Time: 9:00 am-Noon 205016-10 Acro 2 205014-05 Ages: 12 & Up Time: 6:00-6:50 pm Time: 1:00-4:00 pm 205016-11 Acro 3 Time: 7:00-7:50 pm Day/Dates: Wed, July 28-Aug 25 All dance classes are held at Mary Drew. 15 Fee: $54 R / $67.50 NR / 5 sessions
Square Links Golf Course Square Links Golf Course & Driving Range 7861 W. Saint Francis Road Frankfort, IL 60423 (815) 469-1600 Square Links, a 1,749 yard, par 32 course owned by the Frankfort Square Park District, is open daily spring through fall. Golf is available on a first come, first served basis. The driving range covers over 400,000 square feet and includes both manicured grass tees and synthetic stations. Also featured is an 18-hole natural grass putting course and a practice sand bunker, and a practice green/ Teen/Adult Group Lessons chipping area. This program will emphasize the fundamentals of grip, stance, alignment, and swing techniques. Please bring your Top Tracer delivers the same ball-tracking technology that golf clubs to each class. Sign up with a friend or family traces the shots of the game's best players on TV. Driving member and enjoy these evenings of fun and learning to- ranges equipped with Toptracer Range technology offer a gether! The program fee includes range balls. Please bring fun, engaging, tech-driven experience that appeals to sea- your golf clubs to each class. soned players, range rivals, friends, family members, and even first-time golfers. Summer Session • Practice like the Pros-,Toptracer Range Mobile Ages: 14 & Up sends shot traces and detailed data directly to Time: 6:00-7:00 pm your phone. Hit a shot and get instant stats like Fee: $60 / 4 sessions ball speed, launch angle, carry, curve, and more. 840014-03 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 3-24 The app then stores all that data so you can 840014-04 Day/Dates: Thurs, July 8-29 track progress and measure improvement. • Get the App-How to download and set up Top- tracer Range App on your mobile device. • Toptracer Range Game Guide-Spice up your practice session with these skilled bases games on the App. • Go to our website to learn more www.fspd.org 16
Free Adult Golf Clinics Youth and Junior Group Lessons Join us for these free golf instructional clinics to shore up This introductory golf program features driving range your game or learn something new. Three clinics will be instruction, as well as supervised play on the course to held throughout the spring and summer. Each clinic will learn golf rules, safety, and etiquette. The fundamentals of touch on grip, stance, alignment, and swing techniques. the swing (stance, alignment, grip, and posture) are intro- Please make sure to bring your own clubs. duced and practiced each week. Once they are comfort- able on the driving range, participants will advance to a Ages: 14 & Up few holes of course play. For participants ages 11 or 12, Square Links Golf Course Fee: FREE preparation for the opportunity to take the Junior Mas- Time: 5:00-6:00 pm ters membership test is included in this program. Com- Day/Date: Thurs, Apr 29 pleting this class does not guarantee a passing score on Day/Date: Thurs, June 3 the test. Please bring the following to the first class: a Day/Date: Thurs, July 8 wood, a mid-iron (e.g. 5 iron), and a putter. Ladies League The program fee includes range balls for each class. 840005-05 Ages: 18 & Up Fee: $44 / 4 sessions Day/Dates: Wed, June 2-July 21 Ages: 7-10 Time: Tee times will begin approximately 4:00 pm Time: 9:00-10:00 am Fee: $80 / 8 sessions 840000-09 Day/Dates: Tues, June 8-29 840000-10 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 10-July 1 *A $48 shared cart pass may be purchased for league 840000-11 Day/Dates: Tues, July 6-27 members who will be riding each week. 840000-12 Day/Dates: Thurs, July 8-29 Ages: 11-13 Time: 10:00-11:00 am 840000-13 Day/Dates: Tues, June 8-29 840000-14 Day/Dates: Thurs, June 10-July 1 840000-15 Day/Dates: Tues, July 6-27 840000-16 Day/Dates: Thurs, July 8-29 17
Parent/Child Scramble Golf Tournament Square Links Golf Course and Frankfort Square Park Join us for an evening of fun at this family scramble event. District staff are not responsible for identifying the The entry fee includes green fees, riding cart, prizes, golfer who hit the errant ball, or for ensuring that the bucket of range balls, and refreshments provided at the parties will exchange contact and/or insurance informa- conclusion of play. tion when the responsible golfer is identified. When Ages: 7 & Up / Adult with child the responsible golfer is known, Square Links staff will Day/Dates: Fri, June 18 attempt to facilitate polite interaction and cooperation Rain Date: Fri, June 25 between the responsible golfer and injured party. Square Links Golf Course Time: 6:00 pm Shotgun Start (Earlier flights will Integrated Pest Management be added at 2 hour intervals as flights fill.) Application of herbicides to park land is necessary to Fee: $50 per two-person team maintain and improve park properties within our district. These applications are done by qualified personnel with Recreational Golf League proper equipment, and in compliance with all appropriate Join us for recreational 8-week golf leagues for fun and state and local regulations. Integrated Pest Management friendly competition, and receive a discount from normal (I.P.M.) is employed by the Frankfort Square Park District golf rates. Sign up with friends, and enjoy a weekly round to manage and control pests with chemical, physical, and of golf no matter what your skill level. Refreshments will biological methods. Components of I.P.M. include fertil- be provided at the conclusion of the final league round. ization, maintaining mowing equipment, aerating, over- seeding, and chemical application of herbicides. If you Private Lessons would like additional information relating to I.P.M., or be Private lessons can be scheduled at Square Links by di- notified when chemical applications will be done, please rectly contacting PGA Golf Professional Ken Buss. Ken contact the park office at (815) 469-3524. has been a PGA Member for 50 years, and was awarded the Midwest Teacher of the Year in 1993. Contact Ken directly at (708) 567-3667 to schedule private lessons. Errant Golf Ball Policy Kindly understand that Square Links Golf Course and the Frankfort Square Park District are not responsible or lia- ble for property damage or personal injuries arising from errant golf balls. The park district is committed to safety, good sportsmanship, and cooperation with our golfers and residents, and has developed the following guidelines to minimize errant shots and to assist injured parties in identifying the golfer responsible for hitting the errant shot. Golfers are expected to exercise the highest degree of sportsmanship, etiquette, caution, and consideration of others, refraining from horseplay, carelessness, and reck- less or offensive behavior. Golfers are responsible for their own conduct and play, including errant shots that may result in property damage or personal injuries. In the event of property damage or personal injury, Square Links employees will assist the damaged proper- ty owner or injured party in trying to identify the golfer who struck the shot. However, the property owner or injured party cannot be disruptive or discourteous to facility patrons or staff. 18
F.A.N. F.A.N. (Frankfort Square Park District Activities at North) is tentatively scheduled to open back up September 1, 2021, pending guidelines from the Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity. 19
Boot Camp Conditioning COMMUNITY ATHLETIC This circuit training class will give you a power, strength and ORGANIZATIONS agility workout.You will complete different workout stations Frankfort Square Baseball League while squatting, lunging, crunching, and lifting your way to n.bargas85@gmail.com complete a full body workout. Introduce your body to new www.fsbl.net workouts and get ready to sweat. Please bring a yoga mat Active Adults/Park Opportunities and a set of dumbbells or a kettlebell (any amount of weight, Frankfort Square Park District Softball as we will adjust exercises accordingly). Depending on the jkeenan@fspd.org weather, some classes may be outside. www.fspd.org 207011-04 Day/Dates: Wed, May 26- June 16 207011-05 Day/Dates: Wed, Aug 4-Aug 25 Lincoln-Way Xplosion Basketball Ages: 18 & Up vshark01@yahoo.com Time: 5:30-6:30 pm www.lwxplosion.org Fee: $32 R / $40 NR / 4 sessions Location: Mary Drew Lincoln-Way Wildcat Basketball dwoodbrun@hotmail.com Step Aerobics www.lwwildcats.com Push your limits by adjusting your step board height with the option of adding or taking away risers. This fun Tinley-Frankfort Soccer Club and challenging workout is designed to tone the body, gjbdmb@yahoo.com work on cardio by bringing that heartrate up and safely www.tfsforce.com back down. Please bring a step board and optional ris- ers to each class. *This class can also be done without a Wildcat Cheer stepboard for a low impact workout. Depending on the fswildcatscheer@gmail.com weather, some classes may be outside. www.fswildcats.org 207012-04 Day/Dates: Wed, May 26- June 16 207012-05 Day/Dates: Wed, Aug 4-Aug 25 Wildcat Football Ages: 18 & Up frankfort.wildcats@gmail.com Time: 6:45-7:45 pm www.fswildcats.org Fee: $32 R / $40 NR / 4 sessions Location: Mary Drew Wildcat Wrestling katie.theis@yahoo.com Outdoor Pickleball Courts www.fswildcatswrestling.com The park district offers opportunities for outdoor Pickle- ball play at two parks: North Aquatics Club Sharks • Champions Park (6 courts) www.nacsharks.org • Community Park (2 courts) Courts are available for public use during regular park hours Social Ballroom Dance from sunrise to 10 pm (court lights are not available beyond Grab your partner and put on your dancing shoes! In no 10 pm) when they are not scheduled for park district pro- time at all you’ll learn the basic steps of the waltz, fox- grams or permitted to other groups. Schedules are posted trot, rumba, and jitterbug. This class emphasizes fun, ease at each site. Nets are taken down each winter and replaced of movement, and music recognition. This class is a great each spring in mid-March, weather permitting. way to get ready for all those upcoming events, such as weddings, reunions and parties. Our instructor combines Community Park opportunities the joy of movement with the romance of ballroom danc- • Community Gardens ing. Instruction will be taught in a friendly and relaxed • Pickleball atmosphere. Please register with a partner. • Horse Shoes 207160-06 • Bag Toss Ages: 18 & Up • Bocce Ball Day/Dates: Thurs, July 8-29 • Game Tables Time: 7:00-8:00 pm • Green Roof Picnic Shelter Fee: $42 R / $47 NR per person • Illinois Shade Trees Location: Frankfort Founders Center • Interpretive Signs 140 Oak St. • Looped Walking Path 20 • Solar Lighting
Splash Park At this time, the Splash Park is not open for the summer 2021 season. We will continue to evaluate guidelines based on the IDPH website. An announce- ment will be made on this page and our website if the splash park would open. 21
Thor Guard Lightning Prediction System AED - Automated External Defibrillators The Frankfort Square Park District has a lightning predic- The Frankfort Square Park District has purchased and placed tion system that consists of sensors measuring electrostatic into service numerous automated external defibrillators (AED’s). charges at ground level and in the atmosphere.These elec- These AED’s are located at the Community Center, Square Links trostatic charges, invisible to the naked eye, build prior to Golf Course, Champions Park concession stand, and both Union lightning occurrences. Square Links Golf Course houses Creek concession stands. In addition, Summit Hill School District the main detection system. When conditions indicate that 161 and Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 have a lightning occurrence is probable, a signal is sent to alarm AED’s located at all school facilities utilized by the park district for horns and strobe lights located at the Community Center, programming. Summit Hill Jr. High, Lincoln-Way North, as well as Cham- pions, Hunter Prairie, and Union Creek Parks. Boy Scouts of America The following procedures are to be followed when poten- Boy Scout Troop 237 Facilities tially dangerous weather exists: Scouts, BSA Ages 11-18 A leadership program that is designed to challenge and Warning Signal inspire it’s members. A Warning Signal (one long 15 second horn blast) will sound With our advancement and merit badge opportunities and strobe lights will activate when a potentially dangerous youth have the opportunity to grow and explore, via weather situation is approaching. If the strobe lights are camping, hiking, and service projects. activated, a potentially dangerous weather situation exists. https://www.facebook.com/scoutsbsaFS For Boys:Troop 237 Procedures Contact Earl Bonovich at 708-638-2195 or All activities in the park will end immediately and patrons earl.bonovich@tkdtrio.com must leave the park. It is recommended that park patrons For Girls:Troop 732 Contact Dave Geekie at seek shelter in their cars or a building. Patrons should avoid 708-902-2295 or dgeekie63@gmail.com areas that are higher than the surrounding landscape, they should not use a tree for shelter, and they should keep away Cub Pack 237, Grades: K - 5th from metal objects such as bicycles, golf clubs, umbrellas, Contacts: Chris Thomsen (312) 446-2163 etc. All park patrons must wait until the Lightning Predic- Tim Peracke (312) 550-8183 tion System performs an All Clear Signal before returning to the park. Cub Pack 101, Grades K - 5th Cub Scout Pack 101 is a Family Pack that welcomes boys and All Clear Signal girls in kindergarten through 5th grade to join at any time The All Clear Signal (three short horn blasts, two seconds during the year. Our Pack offers a fun and exciting Cub Scout apart) will sound, and the strobe lights will deactivate. After program that includes events such as the annual Pinewood the All Clear Signal sounds and the strobe lights deactivate, Derby, and also provides camping and hiking opportunities. park patrons may resume their activities. Visit us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/FSPack101/ - to learn more, or look us up at www.beascout.org to apply. For Caution more information, contact membership chair Justin Pariseau The Thor Guard System helps assess the conditions. Nei- at (708) 921-3083 or justinapariseau@gmail.com. ther the signal nor the system is intended to guarantee Girl Scouts USA that conditions are safe. If the weather is threatening and Are you looking to become a Girl Scout? We have troop no warning signal is heard or seen, use good judgment and leaders ready to accept new girls (ages 5-18) into their clear the area. Do not wait for the warning signal to acti- troops which meet on a variety of days and times. For more vate, as the system can malfunction. information, please contact the individual leaders below or by email at: The Thor Guard Lightning Prediction System serviceunit742@gmail.com is tested on the first Tuesday of every month at 10:00 am during non-winter months. Arbury Hills - Amy Nordsell (630) 661-1001 Daisy (K-1st) - Amy Nordsell (630) 661-1001 Frankfort Square - Amy Nordsell (630) 661-1001 Indian Trail - Amy Nordsell (630) 661-1001 Rogus - Amy Nordsell (630) 661-1001 Hilda Walker - Amy Nordsell (630) 661-1001 Summit Hill - Pat Huntoon (708) 651-1389 Lincoln-Way School District 210 - Pat Huntoon (708) 651-1389 22
Facilities Union Creek Skate Park Frisbee Golf Course Visit the 9-hole, par 32 Frisbee Golf Course, located at Indian Hours: Dawn to dusk Boundary South Park.The course is open for play every day, Warning of Risk and Danger from dawn to dusk. Bring your own discs and have fun! Skateboarding and in-line skating are high risk activities with Frisbee Golf is played like regular golf, but uses flying discs instead inherent risks of serious injury. of golf balls. One stroke is counted for each throw or when a penalty is incurred. A hole is completed when the disc rests in The skate park area is unsupervised and participants and the basket.The winner is the player with the lowest score. all other persons are voluntarily participating and entering at their own risk. Please review the disc golf course rules posted at Indian Skate parks are prone to flying objects and bodies. Know Boundary South Park. your abilities and skate within them.The park district is not responsible for accidents.When wet, the skating surface can Community Park Gardens - FREE! be dangerous. Enter at your own risk! Elevated community gardens are available at Community Please review the rules posted at Union Creek Park. Park, located at the corner of St. Francis and Frankfort Square Roads. Residents are FREE and $30 for Non- Residents. Interested individuals should contact the Park NHL-Style In-Line Hockey Rink District office at (815) 469-3524. Come out and play just like the pros. Shoot at the same goals, get checked into the same boards, and try to stay out of the same penalty boxes as the pros. The hockey Brookside Bayou Park – FREE! Garden plots located at 191st and Brookside Glen Drive rink, located at Union Creek, is open daily from 8:00 am Residents are FREE and $30 for Non-Residents. Inter- until 10:00 pm for in-line skating and hockey. ested individuals should contact the Park District office Group Usage at (815) 469-3524. The Union Creek Skate Park and hockey rink are provided for open use by individuals. Supervised organizations/pri- vate groups who are interested in renting facilities must Frankfort Square Baseball League (FSBL) register with the Frankfort Square Park District. These FSBL is an all-volunteer baseball organization that seeks groups may include, but are not limited to scouts, private to instill ideals of good sportsmanship, teamwork, honesty, courage, and leadership in every player at every age level. athletic teams, and child care/recreation agencies. Prior to Online registration for the spring 2021 season opens in late usage, groups must provide the park district with signed November.The season is expected to begin in April.We offer waivers and a Certificate of Insurance naming the Frankfort t-ball through collegiate divisions and travel baseball. Square Park District as an additional insured. For more Please visit us on the web at fsbl.net or like us on Facebook information, please contact the park district office at (815) at facebook.com\thefsbl to stay informed regarding all league 469-3524. activities. 23
Simba and Nala's Dog Park Simba and Nala’s Dog Park is located at Union Creek Park and features two main areas. One is for small dogs (less than 30 pounds), and the other is for large dogs (larger than 31 pounds).The park also includes a dog rinsing station, dog waste bags, and receptacles. Registration for Simba and Nala’s Dog Park is accepted at the Park District Administration Building for residents and non-residents.The annual membership fee is FREE per resi- dent dog and $60.00 per non-resident dog. Our calendar year is May 1- April 30. Facilities In order to register, individuals must bring a copy of each dog’s immunization records (Rabies - certificate from the county, Distemper, and Bordetella) to the park district. Spe- cial registration forms are available at the park office. Also, please bring us a 4 x 6 photo of your furry friend. At the time of registration, participants will receive a mem- Memorial Opportunity-NEW! bership packet, which includes rules and emergency contact The FSPD has created a way for pet owners to commemorate information. Other items include a membership card, key the love they shared with their special friends through the fob, and lanyard.An electronic locking gate promotes safety installation of plaques that can be located throughout its out- and security, as well as operational efficiency at the park. door areas. Plaques can be purchased for $250, which includes The key fob, which can be attached to your dog park lan- the brass plaque, mounting post, and installation. If interested in yard or your keychain, must be presented in close proximity memorializing your pet, please contact the park district office. to the gate lock in order to gain access to the park. Key fobs will be activated within 24 hours of registration. Picnic Shelter Rental If you misplace your key fob, please notify the Frankfort The Frankfort Square Park District has two picnic shelters Square Park District immediately. Your old key fob will be available on a rental basis. The Union Creek Picnic Shelter, deactivated and a new one will be issued to you and acti- located at the Hilda Walker School site, and the 80th Avenue vated for a $25.00 replacement fee. shelter, located next to the South Suburban Special Recreation Association building, are available for family picnics, birthdays, In the event that your key fob is deactivated, there will be etc. Please call the park district office for availability. a $5.00 reactivation fee. Picnic Shelter Rental Rates Integrated Pest Management Security deposit - $100.00 Application of herbicides to park land is necessary to Rental rate - $100.00 maintain and improve park properties within our district. Non-resident rental rate - $250.00 These applications are done by qualified personnel with * Deposit required proper equipment and in compliance with all appropriate * No alcohol allowed state and local regulations. Integrated Pest Management * First-come, first-serve basis (I.P.M.) is employed by the Frankfort Square Park District * Must be 25 years or older to reserve the pavilion to manage and control pests with chemical, physical, and * Security deposits are non-refundable in the event of a biological methods. Components of I.P.M. include fertiliza- cancellation tion, maintaining mowing equipment, aerating, over-seeding, and chemical application of herbicides. If you would like Additional smaller shelters are available at Indian Trail School, additional information relating to I.P.M. or would like to be Hunter Prairie Park, Community Park, Frankfort Square notified when chemical applications will be done on park School, and Dr. Julian Rogus School at no cost. Usage is avail- property, please contact the park office at (815) 469-3524. able on a first-come, first-served basis for these pavilions. 24
Code Of Conduct Birth Certificate Policy The Frankfort Square Park District is committed to pro- Birth certificates are required at the first registration viding a safe and fun environment for all participants and for children 5 years and younger to validate age require- guests. By doing so, patrons are required to act appropri- ment for all programs. We do not retain copies of birth ately, and are to be respectful of others at all times when certificates. using Frankfort Square Park District facilities. Cancellations Individuals using Frankfort Square Park District facilities are The staff reserves the right to consolidate, postpone, re- expected to behave in an appropriate and responsible man- schedule, or cancel any program due to change in day, dates, ner. The Frankfort Square Park District Code of Conduct General Information times, instructor, or insufficient enrollment. does not permit use of language or any action that may hurt or frighten another person or otherwise falls below a For Your Safety generally accepted standard of conduct. Directions issued Please drop-off and pick-up your children promptly upon by the park district staff must be followed at all times. arrival or dismissal of class. • Show respect for all participants, guests, spectators, staff, and volunteers. Preschool-age children enrolled in park district programs • Follow program rules and direction from staff. are not released from a class to anyone other than a parent • Show respect for equipment, supplies, and facilities. or guardian, unless advance written notification is given to • Use of abusive or foul language, arguing, fighting, and any the instructor. other form of harassment or intimidation is prohibited. Age Limitations and Why • Weapons, drugs, and alcohol are prohibited on school and In order to provide your child with the best possible rec- park district property. reational and/or learning experience, all of our programs • Report incidents where park district policies are are planned according to the ages listed in our brochure. disregarded to staff. Our instructors are sensitive to the needs of the individual • Report illegal activities to police/sheriff. age levels. Children must be the age listed in the brochure This Code of Conduct is in place to help make the Frank- for each program by the date the program begins, unless fort Square Park District’s facilities and programs safe and otherwise specified. enjoyable for everyone. If inappropriate behavior occurs, a prompt resolution will be sought specific to each situation. Participant Publicity Acknowledgement The Frankfort Square Park District reserves the right to The Frankfort Square Park District uses photographs of par- remove anyone whose behavior endangers his or her own ticipants in our programs, special events, and parks to inform safety or the safety of others. others of the many recreational opportunities available through our park district. Please be aware that these photos are for park Program Policy district use only and may be used in the park district’s publica- Due to the possibility of separation anxiety, the park district tions, website, and social media. If you do not wish to have your asks that parents of children who have not been in prior park picture taken, please inform our photographer. If the picture has district programs remain in the lobby for the first day of class. already been taken, please call the park district office. With the child’s best interest in mind, no parents or siblings are allowed in the classroom - only registered participants. If your child is not toilet-trained, please make sure he or she has on a fresh diaper or pull-up. If your child is at risk to need an immediate diaper change, you should plan on remaining on the premises, or be immediately reachable by phone. Our instructors are not in the position to change soiled diapers or training pants. As we are unable to offer refunds or credits for the Tiny Tot programs and Early Childhood Camp, parents are asked to be confident their child is ready for this program.A child is ready when he/she is willing to enter/stay in the classroom without crying. With the child’s best interest in mind, no parents are allowed in the classroom.The park district will try to accommodate your child in a parent-tot program if deemed necessary. 25
Please read information carefully before registering: Registration Refund Policy 1. Refunds will be mailed approximately two weeks from Registration Policy the time of submission. 1. Programs will be filled on a first-come, first-served 2. 100% refund will be given whenever the park district basis. cancels a program or activity due to insufficient 2. All programs will have a minimum and a maximum program registration. enrollment. 3. A full refund, less a $5.00 service charge (per 3. Waiting lists may be formed after a particular class program) will be granted if the request is submitted Registration Information is filled. prior to three business days before the start of the 4. The park district works hard to schedule programs at program or activity. All refunds for programs must be your convenience, but under extreme conditions, requested in-person at the park district office. reserves the right to change facilities, times, dates, and 4. No refunds will be given after the start of the instructors.You will be notified prior to change. program. 5. If a park district program is scheduled at a school 5. One week notice of cancellation is necessary in order facility, school programs have priority. to obtain a full refund on any park district trip. (Less 6. Registrations must be made by online, mail, fax, or in a $5.00 service charge.) person during regular office hours.We also have an 6. No refunds for certain special events. (i.e.; Breakfast after-hours drop box located at the front door of the with the Bunny, one-day parties, or trips) Community Center. 7. Mail-in registrations (with payment and registration The Frankfort Square Park District is not respon- form included), unless notified otherwise by park sible for lost or late mail. district personnel, are automatically registered for the classes indicated. If not admitted, individuals will be Mail-in, drop-off, or fax your completed registration form notified and receive a full refund.To register by mail, along with your check or credit card number to: please complete a registration form and enclose a check Frankfort Square Park District made payable to the Frankfort Square Park District and 7540 W. Braemar Lane mail to: Frankfort, IL 60423 Frankfort Square Park District Fax: (815) 469-8657 7540 W. Braemar Lane Frankfort, Illinois 60423 Please place the appropriate registration form, check, or credit 8. All payments must be paid in-full at time of card number in a sealed envelope and drop off at the Frankfort registration. Square Park District Administration Building, 7540 W. Braemar 9. Non-residents will pay an additional 25% for Lane. Be sure to include the program number and remember programs. to sign the waiver. Please read all registration instructions care- 10. The park district reserves the right to adjust any fully because some programs have special registration require- incorrect program fees that were due to printing ments or registration deadlines. Include the registration form errors. with a check or credit card number for the correct total fee. 11. A $5.00 fee will be assessed to each Please include your phone number on the check and make participant wishing to change programs or sessions. your check payable to the Frankfort Square Park District. Program changes will not be processed until transfer fee is rendered. 12. A $25.00 fee will be assessed for any returned check and any future registrations will need to be paid in cash. Resident Status Please call the park office to see if you are a resident and within park district boundaries. 26
Frankfort Square Park District Program Waiver & Release Important Information The Frankfort Square Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Frankfort Square Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participants’ safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for this program/activity must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities/programs. You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward is physically fit and/or adequately skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or Waiver Release has recently suffered an illness, injury, or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity. Warning of Risk Recreational activities are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental, and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning, and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity. All hazards and dangers cannot be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, certain risks, dangers, and injuries may exist due to inclement weather, slips and falls, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and other risks inherent to the particular activity. In this regard, it is impossible for the Frankfort Square Park District to guarantee absolute safety. Waiver and Release of All Claims and Assumption of Risk Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program/ activity (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided). I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages, or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the Frankfort Square Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees. Photo/Video Policy I understand that photos and videos are periodically taken of people participating in Frankfort Square Park District programs and activities, and I agree that any photograph or video taken by the park district of me or my minor child/ward while participating in a park district program or activity may be used by the park district for promotional purposes, including its electronic media, videos, brochures, flyers, and other publications without additional prior notice, permission, or compensation to the participant. I have read and fully understand the registration policies, the above important information, warning of risk, photo/video policy, assumption of risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering on-line or via fax, my on-line or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature. Please Print Participant’s Name _____________________________________ Date ____________________ Participant’s Signature _____________________________________ (18 years or older or Parent/Guardian) Participation Will Be Denied If the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and date are not on this waiver. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please describe any accommodation needed for your enjoyment of this program. If special accommodations are needed, allow 2 weeks prior to the start of the program. A staff member will con- tact you for more information. If you do not hear from us prior to the start date of the program, please call to confirm your accommodations. 27
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