Call us at 414-766-5081 www.smrecdept.org page 2 EZ WAYS TO REGISTER ONLINE REGISTRATION Register in real-time, online, from the convenience of your own home or office at www.smrecdept.org. You will receive an e-mail confirmation of your transaction immediately. Visa, MasterCard, and Discover accepted. NOTE: ere is a small non-refundable percentage-based convenience fee to register online. DROP OFF YOUR REGISTRATION You may hand deliver your registration to us at the Recreation Department. Please enter door #24, located at the far East side of the High School. If no one is available to take your registration, simply drop it in our mail slot in our office door #1002. e office is open from 8:00am—4:30 pm, however the building is open until 8:45 pm Monday—Friday; and from 7:00-2:45 pm on Saturday and Sundays. Registrations must include payment. REGISTER IN PERSON During regular office hours from 8:00—4:30pm, Monday—Friday. Please enter door #24. HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Friday 8:00-4:30PM Aug 19 - June 16 CALL US BY PHONE REGISTRATION We will register you over the phone with a credit card. When registering over the phone it is implied that you have read the waiver and understand your re- sponsibility for participation in activities. (414) 766-5081 MAIL REGISTRATION Registration and payment to: South Milwaukee Rec Dept 901 15th Avenue South Milwaukee, WI 53172. SEND US A FAX TO REGISTER Fax # 414-766-8085 Credit card information must accompany the fax. COVER PAGE: Mike (Stoj) Stojsavljevic (1956-2018) who unexpectedly passed away a year ago, was a long time friend and employee of the South Milwaukee Recre- ation Department for over 40 years. Mike worked as a basketball, football and soſtball official, a gym and field supervisor, a football and basketball coach and a long time soſtball field groomer. He also did general maintenance duties gathering equipment needed to run various programs - he was a jack of all trades who loved is job and the people he served. Michael will truly be missed by the Recreation Department and the many lives he touch over the past 4 decades. e Recreation Department is excited to offer you another school year of fun and games. Take a good look inside the program guide and see what might interest you. We use an excellent registration program called ActiveNet that is a user-friendly way to access informa- tion for all of our programs. You will find specific information concerning on-line registration on page 3. You may also view this guide along with other department information at: www.smrecdept.org. Registration begins NOW - don’t delay, as many of these great programs and camps will fill quickly. We would like to thank you for mak- ing South Milwaukee Recreation De- partment a part of your child’s school year and hope you and your family have a great time! At the Recreation Department cus- tomer service is our first priority. We are constantly striving to develop new and innovative programs. If you have any questions concerning our pro- grams, or ideas for new recreational activities, please contact us.
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EZ WAYS TO REGISTER ONLINE REGISTRATION Register in real-time, online, from the convenience of your own home or office at www.smrecdept.org. You will receive an e-mail confirmation of your transaction immediately. Visa, MasterCard, and Discover accepted. NOTE: There is a small non-refundable percentage-based convenience fee to register online.
DROP OFF YOUR REGISTRATION You may hand deliver your registration to us at the Recreation Department. Please enter door #24, located at the far East side of the High School. If no one is available to take your registration, simply drop it in our mail slot in our office door #1002. The office is open from 8:00am—4:30 pm, however the building is open until 8:45 pm Monday—Friday; and from 7:00-2:45 pm on Saturday and Sundays. Registrations must include payment.
REGISTER IN PERSONDuring regular office hours from 8:00—4:30pm, Monday—Friday. Please enter door #24.
HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday - Friday8:00-4:30PM Aug 19 - June 16
CALL US BY PHONE REGISTRATIONWe will register you over the phone with a credit card. When registering over the phone it is implied that you have read the waiver and understand your re-sponsibility for participation in activities. (414) 766-5081
MAIL REGISTRATIONRegistration and payment to:South Milwaukee Rec Dept 901 15th AvenueSouth Milwaukee, WI 53172.
SEND US A FAX TO REGISTERFax # 414-766-8085 Credit card information must accompany the fax.
COVER PAGE: Mike (Stoj) Stojsavljevic (1956-2018) who unexpectedly passed away a year ago, was a long time friend and employee of the South Milwaukee Recre-ation Department for over 40 years. Mike worked as a basketball, football and softball official, a gym and field supervisor, a football and basketball coach and a long time softball field groomer. He also did general maintenance duties gathering equipment needed to run various programs - he was a jack of all trades who loved is job and the people he served. Michael will truly be missed by the Recreation Department and the many lives he touch over the past 4 decades.
The Recreation Department is excited to offer you another school year of fun and games. Take a good look inside the program guide and see what might interest you.
We use an excellent registration program called ActiveNet that is a user-friendly way to access informa-tion for all of our programs. You will find specific information concerning on-line registration on page 3.
You may also view this guide along with other department information at: www.smrecdept.org.
Registration begins NOW - don’t delay, as many of these great programs and camps will fill quickly.
We would like to thank you for mak-ing South Milwaukee Recreation De-partment a part of your child’s school year and hope you and your family have a great time!
At the Recreation Department cus-tomer service is our first priority. We are constantly striving to develop new and innovative programs. If you have any questions concerning our pro-grams, or ideas for new recreational activities, please contact us.
Call us at 414-766-5081 www.smrecdept.org page 3
FIND US ON THE WEB www.smrecdept.org
WELCOME TO ON-LINE REGISTRATIONSouth Milwaukee Recreation Department thanks you for visiting our on-line registration site. We are proud to offer a wide range of activi-ties and programs. Something for the whole family!
Q: How do I request a login name and password?To establish your new on-line account click the “Request Account” button and you will be prompted to create a login name and pass-word. If you do not enter a login name when setting up your new online account, one will be assigned to you. Once your new online ac-count has been approved, you will receive an email (within 24 hours) containing your login name and password. Make sure to write down your login name and password in a safe place as you will need both of these items to register for online activi-ties in the future. Q: How do I register online for an activity?Registering for an activity is easy! You may register on-line at www.smrecdept.org Once you have set up an on-line account and have a login name and password, do the following:1) Click “My Account” 2) Enter your login name and password.3) Under “Other Services” click “Register for an Activity”.4) Find the activity you wish to register for and click it.5) Click on the “Add to My Cart” button.6) When done selecting activities follow the screen for checkout. Please note you must have a valid Visa, MasterCard, or Discover to pay for the activities.7) Print your receipt for the on-line registration. Once your payment has been approved, your receipt will display. Please print a copy of your receipt for your records.
CONTENTSWelcome & EZ Ways to Register 2Find Us On The Web 3Red Cross Swimming Lessons 4South Milwaukee Aquatic Club 5NEW! Rocket Pitching Camp 5Theatre Workshop & Soccer Pals 6Red Cross Babysitting Course 6Volleyball– Flag Football 7Youth Recreation Basketball 8 - 9Concussion Form 10Dance, Tumbling and Poms 11SEC MS Basketball & Volleyball 12Running Club 12MS Cross Country 12SMYBC Tryouts 12FREE Wrestling Workshop 13Wrestling Club & MS Wrestling 13Red Cross Lifeguard Certification 14Red Cross 1ST AID/CPR/AED 14Walking Track 15Performing Art Center Information 15SM Fitness Center 16SilverSneakers 17Fall Adult Exercise Classes 18Hunter Education 19Free Throw Tournament 19High School COED Rec Basketball 19Muni Band 19Rocket Baseball & Softball Camps 20 -21T-Ball Camp 21Middle School Track 21Spring Break Fun Camp 22Soccer, Volleyball & Golf Camps 22Suburban Soles 23Adult Sports 23Private Swim, Soccer & Volleyball 23General Information 24-26Registration Form 27Little Bucks Camp 28
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RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL – DOOR #34
Fall Session: Sep 21; Oct 5, 12, 26; Nov 16, 23; Dec 7, 14Winter Session: Jan 18; Feb 1, 22, 29; Mar 7, 14; April 4, 11
Instructor Taylor York, Middle School PE Teacher & Red Cross Certified Swim Instructor
Parent/child 2-5 years 10:00 — 10:30 am Code SW101.100 $44R/$54NR
Level 1 6-12years 10:35 — 11:15 am Code SW101.101a $44R/$54NRLevel 2 6-12years 10:35 — 11:15 am Code SW101.102a $44R/$54NRLevel 3 6-12 years 10:35 — 11:15 am Code SW101.103a $44R/$54NR
Parent/child 2-5 years Children will become comfortable in the water and have fun with their accompanying adult while learning introductory Red Cross swimming skills such as kicking, arm strokes, breath control and more. All children must be toilet trained to participate. Absolutely NO swim diapers of any kind are allowed. At least one adult per child required.
Level 1 Introduction to Water Skills This is the first time students who may be fearful of the water, need to gain confi-dence and become more independent in the water. Some of the skills worked on are bobbing in the water, back floats and submerging face in the water.. Ages 6-12
Level 2 Fundamental Aquatic Skills Pass Level 1 and continue kicking on front and back, floating, treading water in chest-deep water using arm and leg actions, practice swimming using combined strokes on front and back and recovering to vertical position. Ages 6-12
Level 3 Stroke Development Pass Level 2. More time is spent in deep water, prac-tice elementary backstroke, rotary breathing and coordination of front and back crawl, front and back glides, and headfirst entries from sitting and kneeling posi-tion. Students will be introduced to the scissors, dolphin, breaststroke kicks and survival float.. Ages 6-12
PRIVATE LESSONS FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS If you are interested and would like to learn more and set up a schedule call Taylor at 414-766-5888, or email her at [email protected]. You will need to complete a registration form and coordinate times/dates that work for both you and Ms. York
SOUTH MILWAUKEE AQUATIC CLUB 6 - 18 years MS Pool - Door #34 6:00-8:00 PM
We offer one of the finest competitive swim programs in the area, with mul-tiple training levels of instruction from the Novice swimmer through the Senior level swimmer. Any swimmer who can complete one length of the pool (25 yards) is encouraged to join. SMAC is a swim team that teach-es and enhances the skills and techniques for competitive swimming. We will have scheduled swim meets and it is important for parents and swim-mers to attend the informational parents’ meeting on the first day of practice in the Middle School Pool. Swimmers should bring their own practice suit, goggles, and swim cap. An additional cost may be needed for a team suit and cap.
Parent & Athlete must sign a concussion agreement form found in this program guide. This form must be turned into the Recreation Department before an athlete participates in practice and contests .
Please note that swimmers will be put into various age groups and may not be expected to stay the entire time frame, or they may not be scheduled for all 4 days of the practice during the week. We are excited to have another fun-filled season.
If you have questions about the Club or need registration information, contact the Recreation Department at (414) 766-5081. Head Coach: Dan Miles
SMAC FALL SESSION No Class: 10/10, 14, 17; 11/4, 12, 28 SMAC WINTER SESSION No Class: 2/20; 3/23, 24, 26
Fee After September 16 - $106R/$116NR Fee After January 6 - $106R/$116NR
ROCKET FALL SOFTBALL PITCHING CAMPGirls & Boys Ages 6 - 14
September 11, 18, 25; October 2Instructor: Jeff Crogan, SM Little League Softball Coordinator
This class is designed for the beginning/intermediate pitcher
who is serious about learning proper fast-pitch softball fundamentals. Pitching technique will be strongly emphasized.
Indoor (Sof-T) balls will be used. Bring you own catcher!
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSW101.106 MTTh 9/16-12/12 6:00-8:00pm $96/$106
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSW201.206 MTTh 1/6- 4/2 6:00-8:00pm $96/$106
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSB101.101 Wed 9/11, 18, 25; 10/2 6:00-6:50pm $24R $34/NR
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ROCKET SOCCER PALS FALL CAMP
Rawson Field BOYS & GIRLS ages 3-8 September 9, 10, 11, 12
Soccer rules are simple and the action is furious and non-stop. Soccer requires no unusual physical attributes such as great size and height. This clinic is designed to intro-duce children to the game of soccer as well as to refine and reinforce techniques to improve speed, agility and, stamina. Emphasis will be placed on having fun and learning the fundamentals through games and drills. With inclement weather, class will be held in Rawson School Gym. Instructor: Taylor York
W O R K S H O PMiddle School MPR Door #34
Students ages 8-14 will explore acting skills through theatre games, improvisation, and scene study. Actors will learn audition techniques to find a PLACE ON STAGE and how to SHINE in that part. The workshop will end with a SPOTLIGHT FINALE where all the actors will be able to perform scenes or a short play for an audience. Instructor: Gretta Assaly, Former Director of the Children’s Theatre School.
Fall Session No class OCT 10
Winter Session No class Feb 20 & Mar 26
Code Day Date Time RES/NRDR101.101 Thu 9/19-11/14 6:30-8pm $60/$70
Code Day Date Time RES/NRDR201.201 Thu 2/6-4/9 6:30-8pm $60/$70
Code Day Date Time RES/NRFS101.101 MTWT 9/9-12 6:00-6:50pm $24/$34
Saturday, Nov 2 Ages 11-15 years High School Library Door #24
This course will provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants.
This training will help participants develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep them-selves and others safe while helping children behave, and learn about basic child care and basic first aid. The class will be fun and move at a fast-pace. It has many hands-on activities, including an exciting video, role plays, and lively discus-sions to help students learn child-care, first-aid, leadership.
In order to offer this class we must have one adult volunteer
to assist with supervision - please let us know if you can help!
Class size is limited to 10 students! Registration Deadline is Monday, October 7
Code Day Date Time RES/NRRX100.101 SAT 11/2 8am-3:30pm $100/$110
Code Day Date Time RES/NRFS101.102 MTWT 9/9-12 7:00-7:50pm $24/$34
Ages 3-5
Ages 6-8
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YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL & VOLLEYBALL Flag Football League Volleyball League ( ) 1st - 2nd - 3rd Grade ( ) 3rd - 4th - 5th Grade ( ) 4th - 5th Grade ( ) 6th - 7th - 8th Grade
The final registration deadline is Wednesday, August 7The registration fee is $34R/$44NR (Cash or Check Only/Not Offered Online)
An additional uniform (t-shirt) fee will be charged - this amount is payable to the coach. You must return this completed permission slip and your registration fee to the Recreation Department on or before the established deadline. Be sure to sign the concussion form on the back side of this page. PRINT CHILD’S NAME_____________________________ I hereby give permission for my child to participate in the Recreation Department’s Sports Program. I understand that any injury which occurs IS NOT COVERED by any medical insurance and that it is my responsibility. I further understand that along with playing sports comes the RISK OF SERI-OUS INJURY, paralysis, brain damage, or death. This risk exists when participating in physical activity where the body or any object is in motion.
Parent or Guardian Signature__________________________________________ Date __________________________
Parent or Guardian Print Name ________________________________________ Date___________________________
School Attending in Fall 2019_________________________________________________________________________
Circle Grade as of September 2019 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
Practice begins the week of August 19. Games will be played on Sat. mornings Sep 7, 14, 21, 28; Oct 5, 12
Flag Football is played at Blakewood; Volleyball is played at the Middle School
Coaches are Needed! If you wish to coach, please contact us at 766-5081 and complete the questions below:
Name:___________________________________________ Address: _______________________City:______________ Zip:____________ H Phone:______________________ W Phone:___________________ Cell:____________________ E-mail address:_____________________________________________________________________________________
Flag Football Coaches Meet Wednesday, August 14 Volleyball Coaches Meet Thursday, August 15
Coaches meetings will be held at the High School in room #1125 at 6:00 pm
Be sure to sign and turn in the Concussion Form
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Oak Creek, Cudahy, and St. Francis rec teams will join the South Milwaukee rec league this season
REC BASKETBALL This is an instructional and competitive league with game officials. 5th-8th graders will practice twice a week, while 3rd & 4th graders will practice one time per week. Practice times are
based upon when the volunteer coach and school gymnasiums are available. Your child’s coach will notified you after the Player Assessment/Evaluation Practice/Coaches Meeting/Draft as to the location, time and day (s) of practices.
Games will be played Saturday mornings and afternoons beginning Dec 7. 3rd – 6th graders will play their games at Rawson School and possibly the High School and Middle School. 7th & 8th graders will play their games at SMHS & SMMS, and St. Francis MS.
Games will not be scheduled on Dec 28. Picture day is Saturday, January 11th—please report one hour prior to your scheduled game time.
Player Tryouts & Assessment (everyone will be placed on a team) South Milwaukee High School Fieldhouse North Court — Enter door #24
Monday, October 14 3:15 pm 7th & 8th Girls
Note: The 7th & 8th grade girls will play in the Quad City League along with teams from St. Francis, Oak Creek and Cudahy. Games will be played in all 4 communities.
Monday, October 14 4:15 pm 5th & 6th Girls
Monday, October 14 5:15 pm 3rd & 4th Girls
Wednesday, October 16 3:15 pm 7th & 8th Boys
Wednesday, October 16 4:15 pm 5th & 6th Boys
Wednesday, October 16 5:15 pm 3rd & 4th Boys
Special Note: Students will not be allowed to participate in the Player Assessment Practice or be placed on a team unless they are properly registered by returning the Registration Form; Parent/Athlete Concussion Form; and Paid Registration Fee.
The head coach and (1) assistant coach may have their child on their team. Siblings will also be placed on the same team. All other players will be placed on a team based on a draft conducted by the coaches after the Player Assessment Practice.
Requests That Cannot Be Honored:
• request from a coach to have a player other than his own son or daughter
• request be place on a team with a friend
• request from a parent for a favorite coach
• request because of a car pool situation
• request for a specific day and time for practice
• players who register after the draft will be place on team if and where openings exist - other wise they will be placed on a waiting list until an opening on a team becomes available.
• a player will be place on a specific team only when the coach selects that player for his/her team.
Registration Fee $50R/$60NR; after Oct 11th $60R/$70NR (This Program is Not Offered Online/cash or check only)
Please Print Your Child’s Name: _______________________________ I hereby give permission for my child to participate in the Recreation Department’s Basketball Program. I understand that any injury which occurs IS NOT COVERED by any medical insurance, and that it is my responsibility. I further understand that along with playing basketball comes the RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY, paralysis, brain damage, or even death. This risk exists when participating in physical activity where the body or any object is in motion.
SIGNATURE/Parent or Guardian _________________________________(Date)_____________________ PRINT/Parent or Guardian ______________________________________(Date)_____________________ Address ____________________________City __________________Phone_________________________ E-mail Address____________________________________ School Attending________________________
Please Check: Boy ( ) Girl ( ) Circle Grade: 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
Leagues will be played on Saturday, Dec 7, 14, 21; Jan 4, 11, 18, 25; Feb 1, 8 Terry Schmidt Memorial Tournament played on February 15th.
COACHES NEEDED! Would you please consider volunteering to coach your child’s team? If your answer is yes – please complete the requested information below. Thank you very much! We need to know before the deadline and tryouts as teams are formed based upon the number of players registered and the number of coaches volunteering to take a team. Call us at 766-5081 if you have any questions. Name:_____________________________________ E-mail Address:__________________________________ Home Phone: _______________________________Work Phone: ____________________________________ Cell Phone:________________________________________________________________________________
COACHES & PLAYERS CLINIC Saturday, Nov 2 9:00—11:00
High School Fieldhouse Enter Door #24Instructor: South Milwaukee High School
Varsity Basketball Coach John Nall
ALL PARENTS AND PLAYERS MUST SIGN THE CONCUSSION FORM AGREEMENT
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South Milwaukee Recreation Department School year: 2019-20Return this form to The Recreation Department. Call us at 414‐766‐5081 Athletes Name______________________________
Reformatted from the Center for Disease Control’s Heads Up Concussion in Youth Sports Program
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that changes the way the brain normally works. A concussion is caused by bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. Even a “ding,” “getting your bell rung,” or what seems to be a mild bump or blow to the head can be serious.
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF CONCUSSION Symptoms Reported by Athletes Signs Observed by Parents/OthersSigns and symptoms of concussion can show Headaches or “pressure” in the head Appears dazed or stunnedup right after the injury or may not appear or Nausea or vomiting Is confused about assignment or positionbe noticed until days or weeks after the injury. Balance problems or dizziness Forgets an instructionIf an athlete reports one or more symptoms of Double or blurry vision Is unsure of game, score, or opponentconcussion listed below after a bump, blow, or Sensitivity to noise or light Moves clumsilyjolt to the head or body, s/he must be kept out Feeling sluggish, hazy, foggy or groggy Answers questions slowlyof play the day of the injury and until a health Concentration or memory problems Loses consciousness (even briefly)care professional, experienced in evaluating for Confusion Mood, behavior, or personality changesconcussion, says s/he is symptom free and it’s Just not “feeling right” Can’t recall events prior to hit or fallOK to return to play. Can’t recall events after to hit or fall CONCUSSION DANGER SIGNSIn rare cases, a dangerous blood clot may form on the brain in a person with a concussion and crowd the brain against the skull. An athlete should receive immediate medical attention if after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body s/he exhibits any of the following danger signs:• One pupil larger than the other • Convulsions or seizures• Is drowsy or cannot be awakened • Cannot recognize people or places• A headache that not only does not diminish, but gets worse • Becomes increasingly confused, restless, or agitated• Weakness, numbness, or decreased coordination • Has unusual behavior• Repeated vomiting or nausea • Loses consciousness (even a brief loss of consciousness• Slurred speech should be taken seriously)
WHY SHOULD AN ATHLETE REPORT THEIR SYMPTOMS? If an athlete has a concussion, his/her brain needs time to heal. While an athlete’s brain is still healing s/he is much more likely to have another con-cussion. Repeat concussions can increase the time it takes to recover. In rare cases, repeat concussions in young athletes can result in brain swelling or permanent damage to their brain. They can even be fatal.
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU THINK YOUR ATHLETE HAS A CONCUSSION? If you suspect that an athlete has a concussion, remove the athlete from play and seek medical attention. Do not try to judge the severity of the injury yourself. Keep the athlete out of play the day of the injury and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating for concussion, says s/he is symptom‐free and it’s OK to return to play. Rest is key to helping an athlete recover from a concussion. Exercising or activities that involve a lot of concentration, such as studying, working on the computer, or playing video games, may cause concussion symptoms to reappear or get worse. After a concussion, returning to sports and school is a gradual process that should be carefully managed and monitored by a health care professional.
PARENT/GUARDIAN AGREEMENT STATEMENT I have read and fully understand this information sheet regarding concussions and I agree that if it appears that my child may have sustained a con-cussion or head injury that he/she is to be removed from any program activity until such time that a trained medical professional can examine him/her and approve their return to play In the activity, pursuant to Section 118.293 Wisconsin Statutes relating to concussions and other head injuries. In such case, I understand that I am to provide a written clearance from a trained medical professional for my child to return to play in the activity.NAME OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN (please print)_________________________________________ DATE____________________
SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN_______________________________________________ DATE____________________
ATHLETE AGREEMENT STATEMENTI have read and fully understand this information sheet regarding concussions and I agree that if it appears that I may have sustained a concussion or head injury that I am to be removed from any program activity until such time that a trained medical professional can examine me and approve my return to play in the activity, pursuant to Section 118.293 Wisconsin Statutes relating to concussions and other head injuries. In such case, I under-stand that I am to provide a written clearance from a trained medical professional for me to return to play in the activity.
NAME OF ATHLETE (please print) _________________________________________________________ DATE_______________________ SIGNATURE OF ATHLETE: ______________________________________________________________ DATE_______________________
PARENT/ATHLETE CONCUSSION FORM
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BALLET - TAP - TUMBLING - POMS - JAZZ - POINTEMiddle School MPR & MS Room #2720 Door #34
Saturdays, September 14 - April 4 No class 11/30; 12/21, 28; 1/4
January 18 and March 21 MPR classes will be held in the HS Choir Room #2409Priority Registration On or Before September 14 $78R/$88NR
Late Registration Fee After September 14 $88R/$98NR Recital Rehearsals Monday, March 30 & Friday, April 3 4:30-9:00 pm
Recital Performance April 4 at 1:00 pm
DANCE SHOES Proper dance shoes must be worn for all classes. Tap shoes must be black. Ballet shoes must be pink leather (no satin slippers). Please no tan or white shoes. New and
second hand tap, ballet and jazz shoes will be available for purchase on the first day of class. Tumbling and Pom students must wear a basic white gym shoe with no colors, sparkles, glitter, or lights on them.
There is an additional costume fee due in November.
BALLET & TAP Students will learn proper dance terminology and arm and feet positions. Steps will be taught in easy progression, and older students will continue to build on learned skills. Ballet and tap terminology continues to expand as new steps and combinations are taught, All ballet and tap students will learn routines for the dance recital.
JAZZ Steps are learned at center and across the floor and then combined into a routine. Upbeat music is used that is always age appropriate. All jazz classes learn routines to be performed in the dance recital.
POMS & TUMBLING Children will learn basic pom movements and jumps and a pom routine to perform in the recital. They will also work on coordination, flexibility and basic tumbling skills to be performed in a tumbling routine.
NOTE TO PARENTS: Dance class is a weekly commitment. Good attendance is Imperative to learning. The teachers cannot jeopardize their responsibility to the rest of the class for students who do not attend class.
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES OFFERED Instructors: Miss Susan & Miss Kassie CLASS TIME AGE ROOM CODE Ballet & Tap 9:00-9:40am 6, 7 & 8 years MPR D101.101 Ballet & Tap 9:00-9:40am 4 & 5 years 2720 D101.102 Poms & Tumbling 9:45-10:25am 5, 6 & 7 years 2720 D101.103 Jazz 9:45-10:25am 8, 9 & 10 years MPR D101.104 Jazz 10:30-11:10am 11& 12 years 2720 D101.105 Ballet & Tap 10:30-11:10am 9 & 10 years MPR D101.106 Ballet & Tap 11:15-11:55am 11 & 12 years MPR D101.107 Ballet & Tap 1:00-1:40pm 15+ years MPR D101.108 Jazz 1:00-1:40pm 13 & 14 years 2720 D101.109 Jazz 1:45-2:25pm 15+ years 2720 D101.110 Ballet & Tap 1:45-2:25pm 13 & 14 years MPR D101.111 Beginning Pointe 2:30-3:10pm 13 & 14 years MPR D101.112 Int/Adv Pointe 2:30-3:10pm 15+ years 2720 D101.113
Our team will compete with other schools and we will bus runners to all away meets. Meet in the gym lobby.
Parent & Athlete must sign a concus-sion agreement form.
If you are interested in becoming an assistant Coach - Call the Recreation Department at 766-5081.
The $120 player fee must be paid prior to your 1st team practice after you make the team. This fee can be paid at the Recreation Dept.
Physical cards may be obtained at the Recreation Department or HS Athletic Office. Remember to turn in your physical card, concussion form and fee prior to your 1st practice.
For additional information you may call the HS Athletic Director, Ante Udovicic at 766-5070. Parents and players will be informed about the specifics by the coaches prior to the season beginning.
Runners will meet in the Middle School Gym before each session and then move to the out-doors. Coach Bob Dennis will direct the group of runners and help prepare for the spring track program. Attendance is not mandatory— runners may come on the days that work best for them.
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WRESTLING WORKSHOP 1st - 5th Grade 4:00-5:00 pm
MS Wrestling Room - Door #34
Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu
October 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24
South Milwaukee Wrestling Coaches along with SMHS Var-sity Wrestlers will be on hand to give individual instruction. Students will learn techniques and rules of engagement. This program will introduce young wrestlers to the sport of wrestling and concentrate on folk style wrestling which is the format used in high school. Basic positions and moves will be covered and a thorough overview of the rules will be discussed. There will also be information provided about the SM Wrestling Club.
Residents and children attending South Milwaukee public and parochial schools are eligible. There is no fee, the clinic is free! Parents are invited to watch their kids participate in this program. Students must furnish their own gym shorts, T-shirt, and tennis shoes. Remember to complete the regis-tration form attached and bring it with you to the workshop.
WRESTLING CLUB K-5th Grade MS Wrestling Room Door #34
5:30—6:30 pm Tuesday & Thursday
Nov 12-Dec 19; Jan 7-Feb 13
No class Nov 26 & 28
Code: WR201.201 $40R/$50NR
The wrestling club will provide students with the basics and fundamentals of High School wrestling. Information will also be available to parents who wish to enter their children in wrestling tournaments throughout the area. Parent & Athlete must sign a concussion agreement form (page 10) the registration form attached and bring it with you to the workshop.
MIDDLE SCHOOLWRESTLING TEAM
MS Wrestling Room Door #34 6:30-8:00 pm
Tuesday & Thursday - Dec 3-Dec 19
Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu Jan 6-Mar 19
No Class Jan 24, 31; Feb 19, 20, 21, 28
Activity Code WR201.202 $120
Your fee includes use of uniform, transportation to away meets, meet officials, and staff. Parent & Athlete must sign a concussion agreement form (page 12) USA Wrestling Membership Card
To participate in tournaments, you MUST purchase a $35 USA Wrestling Membership Card. Information on USA Cards will be provided by the coach. This is a sep-arate fee made payable directly to the USA Wrestling.
USA WRESTLING MEMBERSHIP CARD
To participate in tournaments, you MUST purchase a $35 USA Wrestling Membership Card. Information on USA Cards will be provided by the coach. This is a sepa-rate fee made payable directly to the USA Wrestling..
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LIFEGUARDING TRAINING (FULL) COURSERed Cross Certified Instructors: Taylor York & Kasia Brzezicka
Report to the Middle School Pool and enter through door #34
FALL SESSION NOV 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13
SPRING SESSION APRIL 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29
Blended Learning Adults & Teens (Ages 15+) Learn how to effectively prevent and respond to water emergencies. Gain the skills and knowledge to prepare you for a variety of scenarios in and around the water. Learn how quick response times and effective preparation are vital to being a lifeguard while also understanding the crucial elements in helping to prevent drowning and injuries. As a blended learning course, participants will receive an online link to complete the classroom portion. This will be sent out beforehand via email. There are swim skill requirements that must be success-fully completed.
Registration is now being accepted by mail or in person on a first-come, first-served basis You may also visit our website (www.smrecdept.org) and register on-line. Age requirement: 15
FIRST AID/CPR/AED Red Cross Certified Instructors
Taylor York & Kasia Brzezicka
FALL SESSION NOVEMBER 5, 7, 11 SPRING SESSION APRIL 21, 23, 27
Report to the Middle School Pool and enter through door #34 Age requirement- 12 Years +
Registration is now being accepted by mail or in person on a first-come, first-served basis You may also visit our website (www.smrecdept.org) and register on-line.
LIFEGUARDING TRAINING RE-CERTIFICATION COURSERed Cross Certified Instructors: Taylor York & Kasia Brzezicka
Middle School Pool. Report to the Middle School Pool and enter through door #34
FALL SESSION NOVEMBER 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 SPRING SESSION APRIL 21, 22, 23,27, 29
This program offers a choice of Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED to meet the various training needs of a diverse au-dience. Complete the Blended Learning Lifeguard Course on-line PRIOR to the first day of class. This will be sent out beforehand via email.
Registration is now being accepted by mail or in person on a first-come, first-served basis You may also visit our website (www.smrecdept.org) and register on-line.
Code Day Date Time RES/NRRX100.103 MTWT Nov 4-13 5:30-8:30pm $180/$190RX300.303 MTWT April 20-29 5:30-8:30pm $180/$190
Code Day Date Time RES/NRRX100.104 MTWT Nov 5-13 5:30-8:30pm $100/$110RX300.304 MTWT Apr 21-29 5:30-8:30pm $100/$110
Code Day Date Time RES/NRRX100.102 M-T-Th Nov 5, 7, 11 5:30-8:30pm $100/$110RX300.302 M-T-Th April 21, 23, 27 5:30-8:30pm $100/$110
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School Year Dates and HoursAugust 19 - June 12
Mon—Thu 5:35 am -8:45 pm Friday 5:35 am -7:45 pm Sat & Sun 7:00 am -2:45 pm
Summer Dates and Hours June 12 - August 23
Mon—Thu 5:35 am –7:45 pm Friday 5:35 am -6:45 pm Sat & Sun 7:00 am -2:45 pm
WALKING TRACK
Our WALKING TRACK is FREE to all South Milwaukee Residents after a one time $5 card fee if not a Fitness Center or SilverSneakers® member. Non-Residents have access for a $25 annual fee through the Fitness Center Desk. Track Access forms are available in the Fitness Center where identification cards are produced.
Walkers, SilverSneakers® members, and Fitness Center members will be required to scan their membership card after entering at door #24. Once inside, the right doorway has a scanner (sign posted) to release the doorway. Once in the facility, members will have to scan at either the Fitness Center Desk or Safety Desk (walkers). Walkers will leave their card at the safety desk while utilizing the walking track - and be scanned out once they exit. Fitness Center and SilverS-neakers® members have access to the track with their Fitness Center membership card.
PLEASE NOTE: There may be reductions in access due to school functions, fire drills, or academic testing.
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We are committed to providing you the optimal exercise center individ-uals and family members. Our staff continues to be excited working with our community and surrounding areas.
You may sign up now to enjoy our 4300 square foot fitness center, and our 200 meter elevated rubberized track. We offer over 20 pieces of stairmaster cardiovascular equip-ment; Full lines of Magnum selec-torized machines, personal training, various free weight options, Olympic lifting platforms and much, much more.
Six (6) 50 inch flat screen televisions are provided for your workout expe-rience, as well as satellite radio so you can listen to all your favorite songs.
A variety of exercise classes are also available through the Recreation Department Office. You are going to love our low membership rates, and the various membership categories
HOURS OF OPERATIONMon-Thurs 5:35AM-8:45 PM
Fri 5:35 AM-7:45 PM
Sat / Sun 7:00 AM-2:45 PM
Walking track free to residents after one time $5 card fee
$25 annually for non-residents
Summer hours—we close one hour earlier during the week.
Stop by or call us; 414-766-5084
We are located in the High School. Park in the east lot and enter through door #24
What our members say….
• The facility is very clean
• I have access to my fitness needs
• They have such a great variety of equipment
• The staff is helpful
• A track next to the fitness center
• The rates are affordable
REPS MATTER
COMPUTERIZED
TEMPO STRENGTH TRAINING
ONE OF A KIND PROGRAM
PRIVATE WORKOUT AREA
FULL BODY ROUTINES OUT-LINED
30 MINUTES 1-2 TIMES PER WEEK
Initial introduction fee is $150. Monthly fee of $100 for first 25 customers.
Program will begin once 15 are reg-istered on going electronically.
Waiting list will be compiled
Contact John Nall at 414-766-5083 for further details.
Get Started Now on this New and Exciting Way to Exercise
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Be Healthy stay independent and let your health plan provide your fitness membership*
Members of participating Medicare health plans-Join the SilverSneakers® Fitness Program to take charge of your own health and well-being!
*To qualify, you must be a Medicare/Primecare—eligible member of a health plan that offers the SilverS-neakers® Fitness Program.
Get fit, have fun, make friends with SilverSneakers®
Regular exercise can help you:
• Reduce your risk of cardiovascu-lar disease
• Osteoporosis Prevention
• Strengthen your bones and mus-cles
• Improve your balance to help prevent falls
• Improve mental health and en-hance mood
• To help get the exercise you need, join SilverSneakers®
SilverSneakers Classes
Dates and times posted in the Fitness Center 9:00 & 10:00 AM
SilverSneakers® gives you:
A basic Fitness Center membership Custom-designed classes and use of equipment. A Senior Advisor to help you along the way Nationwide access to participating locations.
What do I get with a SilverSneakers® membership?
In addition to the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, your membership offers use of the South Milwaukee Fitness Center and Walking Track, plus basic amenities and access to the SilverSneakers® classes. There may be a fee for services not included in a basic membership such as personal training. Once you enroll at the SilverSneakers® site, you can visit any SilverSneakers® location in the country. Your primary membership will remain at the location where you originally enrolled.
SilverSneakers Registration
Go to www.silversneakers.com/member and press the “click here” button to create a user name and password. Please have your 16 digit health plan ID card available when you begin. If you experience problems or need assistance, con-tact the customer service department toll free at 1-888-4632, Monday-Friday 8 am—8 pm eastern time. If your plan doesn’t offer SilverSneakers®, ask when they’ll be adding this valuable benefit!
For additional information you may also contact John Nall, South Milwaukee Fitness Center Manager, at 766-5083 or speak to any one of his staff at 766-5084. You may also visit the South Milwaukee Fit-ness Center webpage at www.smfitness.org or the Recreation Department webpage at www.smrecdept.org to get more great information on this wonderful program.
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FALL ADULT EXERCISE CLASSES Monday No class Sept 2 Sept 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct 7, 14, 21, 28; Nov 4, 11 Location InstructorEZ Yoga/Tai Chi 9:00-9:50 am Activity Code: EX101.101 Fitness Center Catherine Gentle Yoga 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.103 E. W. Luther Gym Marie LPilates 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.105 E. W. Luther Gym JamieTriple Threat 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.104 Fitness Center SarahChiseled 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.106 Fitness Center SarahZumba 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.107 Blakewood Gym AmyOpen Pickleball 7:00-8:30 pm Activity Code: EX101.108 Blakewood Gym Supv Nancy
Tuesday Sept 3, 10,17, 24; Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov 5 Location InstructorSilversneaker Classic 9:00-9:50 am & 10:00-10:50 am Fitness Center SarahChiseled 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.111 Fitness Center SarahTriple Threat (NEW) 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.110 Fitness Center Sarah
Wednesday Sept 4, 11, 18, 25; Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Nov 6 Location InstructorEZ Yoga/Tai Chi 9:00-9:50 am Activity Code: EX101.102 Fitness Center CatherineCardio Dance (NEW) 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.112 Fitness Center SarahPIYO (NEW) 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.114 Fitness Center ReneeOpen Pickleball 7:00-8:30 pm Activity Code: EX101.109 Blakewood Gym Supv Nancy Bar-less Barre (NEW) 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.118 E. W. Luther JamieYoga 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.115 E. W. Luther RachelHydro Aerobic Exercise 7:30-8:20 pm Activity Code: EX101.113 MS Pool Janet
Thursday Sept 5, 12, 19, 26; Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; Nov 7 Location InstructorSilversneaker Classic 9:00-9:50 am & 10:00-10:50 am Fitness Center SarahChiseled 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.116 Fitness Center SarahVinyasa Yoga 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX101.117 Blakewood Gym Whitney
Locations Entry door Activity Fee
Middle School Pool Door #34 Pickleball $12R /$22 NR
Blakewood Gym Door #9 Land Exercise Class Fee: $38R/$48NR
E. W. Luther Gym Door #5 Water Aerobics Class Fee: $46R/$56NR
Fitness Center #1125 Door #24 Fitness Center Members Resident Rates
Exercise Class Registration began August 5thNew Program “Reps Matter” see page 16 “computerized tempo strength training
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FREE THROW TOURNAMENT
High School Fieldhouse
Saturday, January 25
2:00-4:00pm 3rd - 8th grade
Participants will compete in this local community competition based upon their current grade level. Each grade division will then send a representa-tive to the county finals held in March at West Allis. This program is part of a cooperative effort with the South East Park and Recreation Council.
Join the Band!SOUTH MILWAUKEE
MUNICIPAL BANDRehearsals—Tuesdays
7:30-9:15 pm
Middle School Band Room
We always welcomes new members. If you play a brass, woodwind, or percussion instrument, please join us. Miss playing your instrument? Dust off the cobwebs and come rehearse with us. All levels of proficiency are welcome; no auditions required. . Enjoy the fellowship with other mu-sicians while enriching your musical skills. Membership is open to high school students and adults. We’d love to have YOU be a part of our group!
MEET OUR DIRECTOR
Sarah Atkinson, a South Milwaukee graduate, has been the director of the “Muni” Band since 2012. Sarah earned her Music Degree at U.W. Green Bay, and is currently a Milwau-kee Public School music teacher.
VISIT OUR WEB PAGE ON LINE AT www.smmunicipalband.org
High School Door #24 Rooms (as assigned)
Tue & Thu 6:30:-9:00 pmRegister: wwwdnr.wi.gov
Contact: Bill Alvey 414-380-5922
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Fall -Sep 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26
Winter -Mar 10,12, 17, 19, 24, 26
Department of Natural Resources Certified Instructors teach a 16-hour course. A $10.00 non-refundable fee is collected at the first class—Cash Only! A parent/guardian must be present at first class.
HIGH SCHOOL COED BASKETBALL
Deadline: Thu, Nov 21 3:00 PM Begins Saturday, Dec 7
$50/player
All players must reside or attend school in South Milwaukee.
Registration forms can be obtained at the Recreation Department
All Parents & Athletes must sign a Concussion Agreement Form. This form must be turned into the Recre-ation Department before an athlete participates.
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ROCKET BASEBALL CATCHING & THROWING Rawson School Gym-Door #3 Saturday, Feb 22, 29; March 7, 14
Ages 4-7
This class is designed for the beginning player to learn proper fundamentals and technique of catching and throwing a baseball. Indoor (Sof-T) balls will be used for safety reasons and to build confidence in the young players. Bring a glove and parent! Instructor: Former SM High School Varsity Baseball Coach John Galewski
ROCKET BASEBALL PITCHING Saturday, Feb 22, 29; March 7, 14 Rawson School Gym-Door #3
Ages 8-12 (small diamond)
Ages 13-14 (intermediate or big diamond)
This class is designed for the beginning & intermediate pitcher who is serious about learning proper pitching funda-mentals. Pitching technique will be strongly emphasized. Indoor (Sof-T) balls will be used. Bring you own catcher! Instructor: Former SM High School Varsity Baseball Coach John Galewski
ROCKET BASEBALL HITTING Saturday, Feb 22, 29; March 7, 14 Middle School Gym-Door #34 Ages 6-9
Ages 10-14
This class is designed for beginning and advanced players to learn proper funda-mentals and technique of hitting a baseball. Indoor (Sof-T) balls will be used for safety reasons. Bring a glove and bat to class! Instructor: Former SM High School Varsity Baseball Coach John Galews-ki
Registration is now being accepted by mail or in person on a first-come, first-served basis at the South Milwaukee Recreation Department, Room #1100, 901 15th Avenue, South Mil-waukee, WI 53172. Walk-in registration is possible, Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00 PM. We are located on the east side of the High School. You may park your car in the East lot and enter the building through door #24. The Recreation Office is located just inside of door #24 and the building is labeled COMMUNITY RECREATION & FITNESS CENTER. You may also visit our website (www.smrecdept.org) and register on-line.
Code Day Date Time RES/NRBB301.301 Sat 2/22-3/14 8:30-9:20am $24/$34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRBB301.302 Sat 2/22-3/14 9:30-10:20am $24/$34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRBB301.303 Sat 2/22-3/14 10:30-11:20am $24/$34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRBB301.304 Sat 2/22-3/14 1:00-1:50pm $24/$34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRBB301.305 Sat 2/22-3/14 2:00-2:50pm $24/$34
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ROCKET SOFTBALL FAST PITCH Saturday, Feb 22, 29; March 7, 14
Middle School Gym-Door #34 No Class 3/21, 28
Ages 6-14
This class is designed for the beginning/intermediate pitcher who is serious about learning proper fast-pitch softball fun-damentals. Pitching technique will be strongly emphasized. Indoor (Sof-T) balls will be used. Bring you own catcher!
Instructor: Jeff Crogan, SM Little League Softball Coordinator
ROCKET SOFTBALL HITTING Saturday, Feb 22, 29; March 7, 14
Middle School Gym-Door #34
Ages 6-14
This class is designed for beginning and advanced players to learn proper fundamentals and technique of hitting a softball. Indoor (Sof-T) balls will be used for safety reasons and to build confidence in players. Bring a glove and bat to class!
Instructor: Jeff Crogan, SM Little League Softball Coordinator
ROCKET T-BALL Rawson Gym Entrance 3 Saturday, Feb 22, 29; March 7, 14
Ages 4-6
T-ball is the same as baseball, only played without a pitcher. A soft type of baseball is used in this program and players will receive instruction on rules, fielding, running, batting, throw-ing, and conditioning. Players should provide their own fielder’s glove. Instructor Coach Tom Stojsavljevic
MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK TEAM Meet in the Middle School Gym 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Track for Boys & Girls
Ages MS
Our team will compete with Oak Creek, Muskego, Greendale, Mukwonago, etc. There is busing for away meets. Head Coach Bob Dennis Assistant Coaches Are Needed Contact the Rec. Dept. at 766-5081.
All runners and parents must sign the concussion agreement
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSB301.301 Sat 2/22-3/14 8:30-9:20am $24/$34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSB301.302 Sat 2/22-3/14 9:30-10:20am $24/$34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRTR301.301 MTWT 4/1-5/21 3:15-4:45pm $60
Code Day Date Time RES/NRTB301.301 Sat 2/22-3/14 1:00-1:50pm $24/$34
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SPRING BREAK FUN CAMP Boys and Girls Ages 5 – 12
Rawson School Please enter Door #3
The campers will be in-troduced to a wide variety of recreational activities including various sports and games. Students will have fun and an enjoyable time developing wholesome and
healthful attitudes towards a lifetime of recreational activi-ties.
Should you have questions or need additional information please visit our webpage and view the camp handbook. The following forms listed in the handbook (camper data form-code of conduct form-and early release notice) must be completed and brought to camp with you on the first day. If you have additional questions you may call our office at 766-5081.
Coordinator: Amy Pinkos
ROCKET GOLF CAMP 7th & 8th Grade Students
Middle School Wrestling Room Enter Door #34
Varsity Golf Coach Jeff Kubel, along with some of the Varsity golfers, will be providing the instruction. Lessons will include proper grip, stance, swing mechanics, putting, and chipping. You will need to bring all of your clubs with you. Due to room constraints, this class will be limited to 16 students.
ROCKET VOLLEYBALL CAMP Ages 6-12 Boys & Girls
Blakewood Gym Enter Door #9April 7, 14, 21, 28
Ages 6-8
Ages 9-12
This camp is designed for beginner/intermediate players who will learn proper fundamentals and techniques of volleyball. Players will learn how to serve, spike, set, bump, and more! This camp will help you to improve your game and move up the ladder of success! Instruc-tor TBA
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSBF301.301 MTWTF 3/23-27 7am-5:30pm $116/126
Code Day Date Time RES/NRG301.301 WTh 3/18-19 3:15-4:30pm $10
Code Day Date Time RES/NRVB301.301 Tue 4/7-28 6-6:50pm $24/34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRVB301.302 Tue 4/7-28 7-7:50pm $24/34
ROCKET SOCCER PALS CAMP Ages 3-8 Boys & Girls
Blakewood Gym Enter Door #9February 25; March 3, 10, 17
Ages 3-5
Ages 6-8
This camp is designed for beginner players who will learn proper fundamentals and techniques of soccer. Players will learn rules and improve their speed, agility and stamina. Emphasis will be placed on having fun and learning the fundamentals through games and drills. Instructor TBA
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSOC301.302 Tue 2/25-3/17 7-7:50pm $24/34
Code Day Date Time RES/NRSOC301.301 Tue 2/25-3/17 6-6:50pm $24/34
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SUBURBAN SOLES
Guided Nature Walks Join “Suburban Soles”, in partner-ship and supported by the Friends of Grant Park and the
South Milwaukee Recreation Department, as we walk thru beautiful Grant Park on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month (May-September).
Hiking along the Forked Aster trail and throughout various locations within the park, we will experience the excitement of adventure, early Sunday mornings. Focusing on various topics, we will be guided by professional speakers who will educate and teach us about nature and the surrounding environments we explore.
Walks start at 10 am and last about an hour and a half, traveling about 1.5 miles on average.
Locations very, so find the events on facebook, or visit the Friends of Grant Park website (www.FOGP.org). For additional information regarding each events focus topic or meeting location, please email [email protected].
Lace up your shoes, put on your thinking caps, and let’s explore beautiful Grant Park together!
ADULT LEAGUESBASKETBALL
Deadline: Monday, Oct 7, 2019 Player Fee: $ 22 Resident Sponsor Team Fee $420 NR Sponsor Team Fee $520
Monday D League & Wednesday A-B-C Leagues
VOLLEYBALLDeadline: Monday, Oct 7, 2019
Player Fee: $ 22 Resident Sponsor Team Fee $230 NR Sponsor Team Fee $330
Tuesday Women’s League - Upper & Lower DivisionThursday Men’s League
SOFTBALLDeadline: Monday, March 9, 2020
Player Fee: $ 22 Resident Sponsor Team Fee $320 NR Sponsor Team Fee $420
Wednesday Inseam
PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS YOUTH AND ADULTS
Ms. Taylor York is a RED CROSS certified Lifeguard and Water Safe-ty Instructor. She is also certified in RED CROSS CPR and First Aid and is a physical education Instructor at SM Middle School.
If you are interested and would like to learn more and set up a sched-ule call Taylor at 414-766-5888, or email her at [email protected]. You will need to complete this registration form and coordi-nate times/dates that work for both you and Ms. York
$140/1 child for 4 lessons $210/2 children/same time for 4 lessons $240/3 children/same time for 4 lessons.
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT The South Milwaukee Recreation Department is an equal opportunity agency and will not exclude or discriminate with regard to its services, programs and activities regardless of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age or dis-ability. If a person with a disability needs a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in a general recreation program, the request may be made to the Recreation Department Staff. Upon reasonable notice, efforts will be made to
accommodate the needs of disabled individuals.
INTERNSHIPS Internships are available for college interns majoring in Recreation Profession. If interested please contact Stan Dorff, Director at 414-766-5082.
CODE OF CONDUCT No participant shall on the basis of race, sex, creed, national origin, or disability be denied equal access to programs, activities, services, or benefits, or be limited in the exercise of any right, privilege advantage, or opportunity.
BEHAVIOR Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. The following guidelines have been developed to make Recreation Department programs safe and enjoyable for all participants. Additional rules may be developed for particular programs and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff and the school board.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES While volunteering is a great way to have a meaningful, positive impact on your community, it’s also a great opportunity for you to gain valuable life experience and skills while meeting interesting people. No matter what your skills, we can use your talents to help others. Please contact the Recreation Department. We will be happy to assist you in connecting with the right volunteer opportunity.
NON-DISCRIMINATIONThe School District of South Milwaukee is committed to providing equal educational opportunities for all dis-trict students and to provide a learning and working environment free of discrimination based on a protected class of sex, race, religion, national origin, color, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap. No student may be denied ad-mission to, participation in, or the benefits of any school in this district; nor may they be discriminated against in any curricular, extracurricular, student services, recreational, or other programs or activities on the basis of the protected classes listed above. If any student believes that they have been discriminated against based on a violation of Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 or Americans with Disabilities Act or based on an above category the student should first attempt to resolve the situation through the building Principal or Associate Principal. Formal written complaints may be directed to Jennifer Sielaff, Director of Personnel, Administrative, and Legal Services at 901 15th Avenue, South Milwaukee 53172. The phone number is 414-766-5011 (Please see Policy 411 and Rule 411 for specific steps and timelines).
MESSAGE TO PARENTSParents are reminded to pick their children up at the completion time listed for the activity they are participat-ing. Staff are not responsible for participants once their class is completed (they are also not paid to wait for parents who are late in picking up their children).
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IMPORTANT FITNESS INFORMATIONBefore you start any exercise program you should consult with your physican especially if you are over 35 years of age and are taking any form of medication or have not excercied regularly, or if you have had any symptoms of heart dis-ease or other serious illness that might affect your ability to exercise.
INSURANCE/MEDICAL CONDITIONSIndividual accident and Health Insurance is not provided by the Recreation Department or School District.
PARKING RESTRICTIONS The South Milwaukee High School has restricted parking on all school days from 6:30 am to 3:00 pm. All vis-itors to the campus must park in community spaces, in the 60 minute parking area, or along the North side of the parking lot. Community parking spaces are labeled with a sign. It is important that you follow this rule as several times per year the police department will issue citations to violators. (If you are parked directly behind the Middle School on the hill or alleyway, your car may be ticketed and towed away. This are is a no parking zone.) DISCIPLINEA positive approach will be used. The Recreation Dept. reserves the right to dismiss a participant. Each situa-tion will be evaluated on its own merit.
SOFTBALL FIELD RESERVATIONS A $5.00 fee without lights/ $25.00 with lights will be charged for anyone wishing to reserve a softball field or tennis court for an hour period.
SAFETY AND SECURITYThe South Milwaukee Recreation Department places safety team members to oversee and supervise the en-trances and halls of the schools. They are assigned to the Middle School at door #34 and to the Senior High School at door #24 . Generally, staffing occurs during Recreation Department program hours. Our staff is there to help keep our schools safe and free from vandalism. We are also there to assist you and help you in any way we can. WEATHER CONDITIONS All programs are subject to change. Call the Recreation Department at (414) 766-5081 to check inclement weather cancellation status. Cancellations will also be posted on the web page and recorded on the answering machine. NO SMOKING AND NO ALCOHOL The use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverages on premises owned or rented by the South Milwaukee School District is prohibited by state law.
JOB OPPORTUNITIESWe are looking for outstanding staff members to join our team! We are continually looking for coaches, in-structors, lifeguards, supervisors, officials, and instructors for various programs. Pick up an application at the Recreation Department or download it on-line at www.smrecdept.org. Qualified applicants will be contacted for interviews as openings become available. For more information call 766-5081.
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REGISTRATION The Recreation Department accepts registration for programs on a first-come, first-serve basis and continues until programs are filled. You may register for any program or session. Participants must reach the designated age by the first day of class. Pre-registration for all programs is required. Complete a registration form, including signature, and feel free to photocopy extra forms if necessary. You will not be sent a receipt.
ON-SITE REGISTRATION Instructors will not accept registrations or payments at program locations. All registration transactions must be completed at the recreation office prior to scheduled program.
LATE REGISTRATION There is no pro-rating of programs for late registration after programs have begun. For some programs a late fee is charged.
RETURN CHECKS-NSF’S If your check is returned to us for non-sufficient funds, you will be contacted. You must then pay for the class in cash and you will be assessed a bank fee of $15 per check. PICTURES & PHOTOGRAPHS Please note that when you register for a program you are also agreeing to allow publication of any photos taken of you or the enrolled participant(s) at any program, event, or facility sponsored by the South Milwaukee Recre-ation Department. PROGRAM CHANGES All listed program times, instructors, locations, fees, etc. are subject to change. CLASSES CANCELLEDThose are the words we don’t want to say, but it happens when everyone waits until the last minute to sign up. If there are not enough registrants three days before the start of the class–the class will be cancelled. If you see something you like, sign up early. It’s the only way we know if the class will go! Thanks for your cooperation! MISSED PROGRAM POLICY Programs missed for individuals absences (i.e. illness, vacation, etc.) are not made up. Participants may not attend programs other than the one they are registered. REFUND POLICY Once a program begins, refunds will not be given unless the Recreation Department cancels the program. If you need to cancel once the class begins due to an illness or injury, contact the Recreation Department immedi-ately. Documentation must be provided to receive a pro-rated refund. A $5.00 service fee will be charged for each refund requested. Refunds will take approximately three to four weeks to process.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Those in need of financial assistance should contact the Recreation Department in order that necessary arrange-ments may be made. As a general rule, those participating in the reduced or free hot lunch program may qualify for a 25% reduced program fees. This does not apply to all programs.
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REGISTRATION FORM South Milwaukee Recreation Dept 901 15 Avenue South Milwaukee, WI 53172 414-766-5081 or 414-766-5082 www.smrecdept.org Enter Door #24
FAMILY INFORMATION
Family Last Name_______________________________________First Name_________________________
I, the undersigned do hereby agree to allow the individual named herein to participate in the activities indicated. I am aware and understand there may be potential risk inherent with participation in any recreation activity, and that the
School District of South Milwaukee does not provide accident insurance and cannot assume responsibility for injury to any participants in the recreation programs.
I further understand the eligibility requirements for the program as stated in the department brochure or flyers and that there is no transfer of fees allowed or refunds given unless the department changes a class. I also agree to allow publication of any photos taken of me or the participant (S) at any program, event, or facility of the South Milwaukee Recreation Department.
I have read and fully understand the concussion protocols for athletes and will turn in the Concussion Parent/Athlete Agreement Form at the time of registration. This form and additional concussion information is available online at www.smrecdept.org. You may also pick up the form in the Recreation Dept. Office.
____________________________________________ ______________________________________________Participant/Parent/Guardian Signature Date
PARTICIPANT M/F DOB GRADE PROGRAM CODE FEE
Special Information (medial, physical, allergies:___________________________________________________
Total $______________Check #_________________Cash________________Money Order_______________
Make checks or money order payable to the South Milwaukee Recreation Department
Please circle your Youth T-Shirt size if one is give as part of the registration fee: XS S M L XL
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LITTLE “BUCKS” BASKETBALL CAMPBoys & Girls Grades K4—2nd Grade
Little “Bucks” Basketball Camp promises to be lots of fun! We will be learning the fundamentals of basketball while emphasizing teamwork and good sportsmanship. Parents are welcome and encouraged to stay watch and participate. Each week we may ask for parent volunteers to assist us when we work on specific drills. There are many kids enrolled in each session, so your assistance is appreciated to keep things moving smoothly. Please note that the program times are subject to change de-pending upon the number of games being played in the 3rd-6th grade league that runs just prior to the Little Bucks Camp.
