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AnnuAl ProgrAm guide2016-2017

Camps • Special Needs Services • Aquatics • After School Activities • Senior Programming Sports •Arts & Talks • Early Childhood Education • Fitness

Community Service • Teen Programs • STEAm • Gymnastics • Films • Academic Center

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TABLE OF CONTENTSARTS 2-11 Art 2 Dance 4 Theatre 11

KIDS,FAMILY&TEENS 12-21 EarlyChildhood 12 Camps 14 Kids’STEAMProgramming 15 Teens 16 AcademicCenter 20

JEWISHLIVING 18-19

SPECIALNEEDS 22-23 Services 22 DevelopmentalDisabilities EnrichmentServices 23

SPORTS/FITNESS 24-34 FitnessCenter 24Kids’Sports 26Aquatics 27 Gymnastics 31

THEJCC 35

Index 36

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (as of June, 2016)

Officers/ExecutiveCommitteeRoger Kahn, Co-President

Helen Samuels, Co-President Rachel Moseley, Secretary Steve Abrahams, Treasurer

Greg Kaldor Peter Rothschild

BoardJack Azagury

Betty Berenson Steven Berkowitz

Eileen Bloom Joanne Brecker Anna Karpman

Karen Spar Kasner Stephanie Kirwan

Jim Lasser Laura Miller Susan Rozin

Stephanie Tessler Ernest Wechsler

HonoraryChairmenoftheBoardFrederick A. Klingenstein

Roy R. Raizen

LifeTrusteesJoan* & Robert Arnow

John & Maxine* Bendheim Shirley* & Roy* Durst

Edna Mae* & Leroy Fadem Emily & Eugene Grant

Deborah & Lawrence Hilibrand Sharon* & Frederick Klingenstein

Cheryl & Philip Milstein Vivian & Seymour* Milstein

Nancy* & Roy Raizen Elaine & Alan Weiler

*deceased

O U R M I S S I O N The Jewish Community Center of Mid-Westchester is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the community by providing cultural, social, educational and recreational/fitness programs, human services and Jewish identity-building opportunities to people of all ages, backgrounds and sexual orientation.

REGISTRATION/SESSION DATES 2016-17 AQUATICS GYMNASTICS DANCE,ART,SPORTSFall Priority registration Mon, June 6-Fri, June 17, 2016 Tues, June 14-Mon, June 20, 2016 Mon, May 23-Fri, June 3, 2016 Fall Open registration Monday, June 20, 2016 Thursday, June 23, 2016 Monday, June 6, 2016 FallSessionDates Mon,Sept12-Thurs,Dec15,2016 Sun,Sept11-Tues,Dec20,2016 Seespecificprogrampages

Winter Priority registration Mon, Nov 28-Fri, Dec 2, 2016 Thurs, Dec 8-Weds, Dec 14, 2016 N/A Winter Open registration Mon, Dec 12, 2016 Tues, Dec 20, 2016 N/A WinterSessionDates Tues,Jan3-Sat,Mar18,2017 Tues,Jan3-Sat,Mar18,2017 N/A

Spring Priority registration Mon, Feb 13-Fri, Feb 17, 2017 Mon, Mar 6-Mon, Mar 13, 2017 Mon, Dec 19, 2016-Fri, Jan 6, 2017 Spring Open registration Mon, Mar 6, 2017 Tues, Mar 14, 2017 Mon, Jan 9, 2017 SpringSessionDates Mon,Mar27-Sat,June17,2017 Sun,Mar26-Sat,June17,2017 Seespecificprogrampages

2 JCC of Mid-Westchester Program Guide 2016-2017

CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES

CREATIVEKIDS Ages 3-4½ years Students will create fun 2D and 3D projects by using various art materials. Projects include decoupage, paper mache, sculpture, printmaking and painting.

Lydia Hassan, instructor and Lisa Medin, assistant

14 Tuesdays September 20 - January 31 $375 14 Tuesdays February 7 – June 6 $375 12:45 -2:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8, 12/27, 2/21, 3/21, 4/11, 4/18

ARTINTHEROUND Ages 4½-6 years Children will develop their creativity while working with many different types of materials to create unusual and exciting pieces of art.

Lydia Hassan, instructor 14 Tuesdays September 20 - January 31 $365 14 Tuesdays February 7 – June 6 $365 3:30 -4:30pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8, 12/27, 2/21, 3/21, 4/11, 4/18

CLAYWORKS Ages 7-10 years Students will learn a variety of technical skills including slipping, scoring and glazing in our professional ceramic studio.

Rachel Allen, instructor 14 Tuesdays September 20 – February 7 $385 14 Tuesdays February 14 – June 6 $385 3:30 -5:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8, 12/27, 2/21, 3/21, 4/11, 4/18

DRAWING&PAINTINGWITHPAT Ages 8-16 years We will incorporate basic principles of art in various media. Students learn specific techniques in drawing and painting to help develop their own styles.

Pat Frankel, instructor 15 Wednesdays September 21 – January 18 $470 15 Wednesdays January 25 - May 17 $470 6:30-8:15pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 4/12

MIXEDMEDIA Ages 6-8 years Children will immerse themselves in creativity and fun while creating 2D and 3D projects. We will work in paint, collage, work on basic drawing skills and play with clay.

Kerri LuBell, instructor 12 Thursdays September 22-December 15 $325 12 Thursdays January 5-March 30 $325 4:00 – 5:00pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23

POPUPCARDS Ages 8 & up (adults welcome) Create your own cards for friends and family for holidays, bar/bat mitzvahs, birthdays or any day.

There are many ways to make cards pop and move. This class will introduce simple techniques to make your own creations. Take your cards home each week.

Susan Kaufman, instructor 8 Wednesdays September 21–November 16 $150 8 Wednesdays January 4-March 1 $150 4:00-5:15pm No classes: 10/12, 2/22

WHEELTHROWINGFORYOUNGADULTS Ages 11 and up Our professional instructor will teach the basics of throwing, trimming, glazing and more. All levels of students welcome. Space is limited.

Rachel Allen, instructor 15 Thursdays September 22-January 26 $450 15 Thursdays February 2-May 25 $450 6:00 – 8:00pm No classes: 11/24, 12/15, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

SUMMERARTSCENTER(SAC)Wherecamperspursuetheirpassionsinart,music,theatreanddanceThe only program of its kind in lower Westchester, SAC provides an opportunity for campers to focus on art, dance or theatre as a major, while taking electives in disciplines outside their major.

• For campers entering grades 2-8 • Taught by professional, adult artists/instructors • No previous experience necessary • Customized program to meet child’s individual needs • Option to participate in end of summer performance • Option to include instructional swim and/or gymnastics

SamplecoursesActing • Auditioning • Ballet • Calligraphy • Ceramics • Creative Writing • Decoupage • Drawing & Painting • Duct Tape Shop • Hip Hop • Improvisation • Jewelry/Beading • Musical Theatre Jazz • Needlepoint • Pastel Landscapes • Pop Up Cards • Theatre Games • Wheel Throwing

ARTS: ART


ARTS: ART

ADULTARTCLASSES

WHEELTHROWINGFORADULTSWhether you have been throwing for years or have never thrown at all, come join our adult wheel throwing class and learn the basics of throwing, trimming, glazing and more.

Rachel Allen, instructor 14 Tuesdays September 20 – February 7 $420 14 Tuesdays February 14 – June 6 $420 10:00am – 12:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

CERAMICPOTTERYWORKSHOPOpen to potters and sculptors of all levels. In a short time you will create personalized pieces to adorn your home or give as gifts. Instruction is individualized.

Rachel Allen, instructor 15 Thursdays September 22 – January 26 $520 15 Thursdays February 2-May 25 $520 9:30am – 12:30pm No classes: 11/24, 12/15, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

OPENSTUDIOLIFEPAINTINGOpen Studio is a class for all levels who want to work from a live model. Our models will hold a single pose for three consecutive sessions. Primarily a painting class, but students may bring other materials with which to work. Students will work on their own but critiques will be offered to help students develop their own style and vision.

Jill Parry, instructor 12 Thursdays September 22 – December 15 $385 15 Thursdays January 19 - May 11 $480 12:30 - 3:30pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 1/5, 1/12, 2/23, 4/13

PAINTINGANDMIXEDMEDIAOpen to all students who wish to explore their creativity. Instruction included in the following: oil, acrylic or water color painting, collage and basic drawing. Individual instruction given. Work at your own pace. Students bring supplies to class.

Susan Kaufman, instructor 15 Fridays September 23– January 20 $440 15 Fridays January 27 - May 19 $440 12:30 - 3:00pm No classes: 11/11, 11/25, 12/30, 2/24, 4/14

ARTINTERNSHIPSThe Art Department at the JCC has a vibrant INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS seeking to fulfill their school’s community service requirements. Students will assist instructors in our after school children’s art classes. To arrange an interview, please call Tobe Sevush, (914) 472-3300, x346.

ARTGALLERYThe Art Gallery at the JCC was generously endowed by Marjorie and Norman Alexander. It is a showcase for community artists, both professional and amateur. In addition, the Art School uses this gallery for faculty and student shows. For information on upcoming shows, or for space availability, please call Susan Kaufman at (914) 472-3300, x350 or email her at [email protected].

TobeSevush•Director,CulturalandPerformingArtsandSummerArtsCenter•x346•[email protected]


ARTS: DANCE

CAMPDANCESUMMERINTENSIVEFORTEENS

June 27 – July 29, 2016 10:30am - 4:45pm Dancers entering 6th grade and up have an extraordinary opportunity to train with professionals at the JCC’s Dance Summer Intensive. Students will participate in various classes, including ballet/pointe, tap, jazz, Hip Hop, Pilates, yoga, nutrition, choreography, and more. Healthy lunch is included! Enroll for 2, 3, 4 or 5 weeks, with an informal showcase on the final day of the program. For information or questions about the JCC Dance Summer Intensive, contact Jayne Santoro at (914) 472-3300, x320, or visit www.jccmw.org.

PERFORMANCEANDDANCECONCERTOPPORTUNITIES

WESTCHESTERTHEATREOFDANCEWestchester Theatre of Dance (WTD) is the performance company of the JCC Dance School. Our dancers learn the creative process of choreography from beginning to end, as well as the immeasurable experience of performing on stage. Guest choreographers and performers from New York City take part in this annual dance concert.

Opportunities to perform are offered through our Dance Outreach program during the school year for intermediate and advanced ballet, tap, and Hip Hop dancers. Ballet students in Levels 1 through 5, as well as Hip Hop and tap workshop students, are encouraged to perform in our highly regarded Westchester Theatre of Dance Annual Spring Concert. Participation is optional. No student is required to perform. There is an additional fee for production and costume expenses for all participants in the dance concert.

WTDANNUALDANCECONCERT2017:SAVETHEDATE!A dance concert for children of all ages. Saturday, March 25 • Sunday, March 26

PARENTS’OBSERVATIONWEEKParents and other family members are invited to watch their student in dance classes during the weeks of December 5-10, 2016, and May 8-13, 2017.

DANCESCHOOLINSTRUCTORSUri Aqua Catherine Barribal Gina Bugatti Stephanie Knox Kerri LuBell Michelle Lucci Camille Rodriguez Dister Rondon Arleigh Rothenberg Flavio Salazar Jayne Santoro Justin Sherwood Laura Solow Jimmy Tate Anika Tifft Mimi Wallace

PIANISTSAlla Borzova, Miles Fusco, Debbie Kaplan, Saul Spangenberg

GENERALINFORMATIONANDDRESSCODE:• For general information regarding attendance, refunds, payment plans, enrollments and inclement weather procedures please call 914.472.3300, x320 or visit our website at www.jccmw.org. • The Dance School has dress code requirements for all classes and students. Please visit our website at www.jccmw.org for complete details.

GUIDELINES:• The Dance School prides itself on the careful placement of each student into the appropriate level of dance class. • Students new to the school must be evaluated for placement. • All students are expected to arrive on time for class. The beginning of class is an essential part of warm-up. Lateness is also disruptive to the rest of the class. • Students arriving more than 10 minutes late will only be permitted to observe. • Students remain in the appropriate class until the instructor determines that they are ready to move to the next level. • Ballet students in Level 2 and up usually remain in their assigned level for a minimum of two years.

CLASSCARDSFORADULTS:• 10-class card rate is $180. • Adult single class rate is $22 per class. • Class cards, available at the JCC front desk, are for adult classes only as indicated (*) next to class listings.

photo credit: John Thaler


ARTS: DANCE

PRE-SCHOOLCLASSESBABIESINMOTION 16-36 months A mommy and me class for young children with parent/caregiver to introduce movement through dance, music and fun!

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: Wednesdays Dates TBA 11:45am-12:30pm

TINYTOES 3-4 years An introduction to movement through music and rhythms; elements of ballet, modern and jazz dance steps will be used. Children will explore their creativity and the joy of self-expression through movement to music. ForSessionI,mustbe3yearsoldbySeptember1,2016.ForSessionII,mustbe3yearsoldbyJanuary1,2017

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 14 Mondays September 12 – January 23 $350 14 Mondays January 30 – May 22 $350 3:45-4:30pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: 15 Wednesdays September 14 – January 11 $375 15 Wednesdays January 18 – May 17 $375 1:00-1:45pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 15 Thursdays September 15 – January 12 $375 15 Thursdays January 19 – May 11 $375 1:00-1:45pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 15 Fridays September 16 – January 13 $375 15 Fridays January 20 – May 19 $375 3:15-4:00pm No classes: 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 2/24, 3/24, 4/14

CREATIVEBALLET 4-5 years A child’s introduction to basic elements of dance training, including movement, rhythm and musical forms. In addition to working with creative ballet elements, more emphasis is placed on developing each child’s motor skills. ForSessionI,mustbe4yearsoldbySeptember1,2016.ForSessionII,mustbe4yearsoldbyJanuary1,2017.

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: 14 Tuesdays September 13 – January 17 $350 14 Tuesdays January 24 – May 16 $350 3:30-4:15pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18


Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 15 Wednesdays September 14 – January 11 $375 15 Wednesdays January 18 – May 17 $375 3:30-4:15pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

TAP&CONTEMPORARYCHILDRENANDTEENS

TAP1 5-7 years This beginner tap class will take the student through warm-up, center floor, tap terminology, basics and more.

Arleigh Rothenberg, Instructor: 14 Mondays September 12 – January 23 $350 14 Mondays January 30 – May 22 $350 3:30-4:15pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17

TAP2 7 years and up This tap class is a progression of Tap 1, including warm-up, across-the-floor work, and short combinations. Clarity of steps and rhythms will be a main focus, and of course, fun!


TAP3 10 years and up Placement evaluation required at this level. At least three years’ experience is necessary. Students may advance to the next level at the discretion of the instructor.


TAP–INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED Teen-Adult Experience is necessary. Class will be tailored to ability of participants.

Jimmy Tate, Instructor: 14 Tuesdays September 13 – January 17 $392 14 Tuesdays January 24 – May 16 $392 7:00-8:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

JayneSantoro•Director,DanceSchool•x320•[email protected]


ARTS: DANCE

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCEDTAPWORKSHOP 11 years and up This full-year class focuses on developing tap students into performers. On an invitation-only basis, dancers are taught repertory that encompasses the history of tap dance styles. The instructor/choreographer will stage standard tap dances as well as more contemporary rhythm tap pieces, which will showcase in JCC Outreach programs and the Annual WTD Dance Concert. There is an additional performance fee for Workshop students to perform in the Westchester Theatre of Dance Concert, March 25 & 26, 2017.

Arleigh Rothenberg, Instructor: 28 Mondays September 12 – May 22 $784 7:30-8:30pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17

CONTEMPORARYDANCE TeensThis contemporary class teaches expressive dance in a style that combines elements of several dance genres including modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet. Class includes center warm-up, standing and floor exercises, across-the-floor movement, and combinations. Music will be popular alternative contemporary music.

Anika Tifft, Instructor: 14 Tuesdays September 13 – January 17 $405 14 Tuesdays January 24 – May 16 $405 5:00-6:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

MUSICALTHEATREJAZZDANCE/HIPHOPFORCHILDRENANDTEENS

MUSICALTHEATREJAZZDANCE 10 years and up Students will gain exposure and expand their skills in Broadway-style jazz dance. This class includes warm-up, stretching, turns and across-the-floor work, while building on jazz technique, jumps, and combinations.

Camille Rodriguez, Instructor: 14 Tuesdays September 13 – January 17 $378 14 Tuesdays January 24 – May 16 $378 6:00-7:00pm NEWTIME! No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

HIPHOPFORBOYS 7 years and up This boys-only class is for students who are eager to learn Hip Hop! Dancers will learn the basic techniques of Hip Hop and jazz. Class will start with an energetic warm-up and stretching, then will progress to center combinations. Hip Hop vocabulary will be taught.

Dister Rondon, Instructor: 15 Thursdays September 15 – January 12 $405 15 Thursdays January 19 – May 11 $405 5:15-6:00pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

JAZZ/HIPHOP1Forthebeginnerstudent 7-9 years Explores a variety of jazz/Hip Hop styles, from traditional jazz technique to contemporary music-video style. Class includes vocabulary, warm-up and center floor work. Children are moved to the next level at the discretion of the instructor.


Anika Tifft, Instructor: NEW!15 Wednesdays September 14 – January 11 $375 15 Wednesdays January 18 – May 17 $375 5:15-6:00pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

JAZZ/HIPHOP2 9 years and up This class will expand on Level 1, with Hip Hop, traditional jazz, modern, and theatre dance styles, with emphasis on presentation, proper technique, discipline, and of course, fun! Students enrolling must have some prior dance experience and are urged to supplement their jazz/Hip Hop training with a weekly ballet class.


HIPHOPFUSION3 10 years and up For students with at least three years’ prior training. Dancers will expand on the basic techniques of Hip Hop and jazz. Class will start with an energetic warm-up and stretching, and then progress to center combinations and continue with traveling steps. It is highly recommended that Hip Hop students take a weekly ballet class to supplement their dance training. Students are moved to the next level at the discretion of the instructor.

Dister Rondon, Instructor: 15 Thursdays September 15 – January 12 $435 15 Thursdays January 19 – May 11 $435 6:00-7:00pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13



ARTS: DANCE

HIPHOPFUSION3&4 10 years and up For students with at least three years’ prior training. Dancers will expand on the basic techniques of Hip Hop and jazz. Class will start with an energetic warm-up and stretching, and then progress to center combinations and continue with traveling steps. It is highly recommended that Hip Hop students take a weekly ballet class to supplement their dance training. Students are moved to the next level at the discretion of the instructor.

Anika Tifft, Instructor: NEW!14 Tuesdays September 13 – January 17 $405 14 Tuesdays January 24 – May 16 $405 6:00-7:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

Anika Tifft, Instructor: 15 Wednesdays September 14 – January 11 $435 15 Wednesdays January 18 – May 17 $435 6:00-7:00pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

HIPHOPFUSIONWORKSHOP Teens Byinvitationonlyfor the experienced Hip Hop dancer. This full-year workshop class consists of advanced warm-up and a strong concentration on choreography and performance, which will be showcased in our Annual WTD Dance Concert and JCC Outreach programs. Weekly ballet class is recommended to supplement Hip Hop training at this level. There is an additional performance fee for Workshop students to perform in the Westchester Theatre of Dance Concert on March 25 & 26, 2017.

Anika Tifft, Instructor: 30 Wednesdays September 14 – May 17 $870 7:00-8:00pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

BALLETFORCHILDRENANDTEENS

BEGINNERBALLET–TEENSNEW! 12 years and up It’s never too late to begin classical ballet training. For the teen/young adult interested in learning ballet basics, this class includes barre work, vocabulary, stretching, and center floor. This is a great class for teens involved in musical theatre productions, or just wanting to begin ballet lessons!

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 29 Mondays September 12 – June 5 $812 6:45-7:45pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17

Camille Rodriguez, Instructor: 28 Tuesdays September 13 - May 16 $784 7:00-8:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

ADV.BEG/INTERMEDIATEBALLETTEENS 12 years and up This class includes barre work, vocabulary, stretching, and center floor work, while building on center floor combinations, artistry and technique. Permission of the instructor required.

Gina Bugatti, Instructor: 30 Thursdays September 15 – May 11 $900 7:45-9:00pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

BALLETFORK Kindergarten This class is for Kindergartners to learn basic ballet steps, positions, vocabulary and movement. Successful completion of this class will prepare students for Ballet Fundamentals.


Kerri LuBell, Instructor: 15 Fridays September 16 – January 13 $375 15 Fridays January 20 – May 19 $375 3:45-4:30pm No classes: 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 2/24, 3/24, 4/14

BALLETFUNDAMENTALS Must be in 1st grade Children explore a more sophisticated use of movement and imagination as they learn ballet fundamentals. They will discover the joy of communicating ideas through movement as they develop their self-esteem and social skills. Barre work introduced at this level.

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: NEW! 28 Tuesdays September 13 – May 16 $784 4:15-5:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18




ARTS: DANCE

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: 30 Wednesdays September 14 – May 17 $840 4:30-5:15pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: 30 Fridays September 16 – May 19 $840 4:30-5:15pm No classes: 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 2/24, 3/24, 4/14

INTRODUCTIONTOCLASSICALBALLET 7-10 years (2nd grade and up) Girls and boys begin formal ballet training, while increasing their basic ballet vocabulary; strong focus on barre work and correct body placement. Students are taught strength and flexibility exercises needed for beginning levels of ballet. Class consists of barre, center work and large jumps.

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 30 Wednesdays September 14 – May 17 $840 4:15-5:00pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 30 Thursdays September 15 – May 11 $840 4:00-4:45pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: NEW! 30 Saturdays September 17 – May 20 $840 9:30-10:15am No classes: 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, 2/25, 3/25, 4/15

BALLET:LEVEL1 8 years and up Placement audition required for new JCC ballet students. Must have completed Introduction to Classical Ballet, or at least one year prior ballet experience. Children are moved to next level at the discretion of the instructor.

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 29 Mondays September 12 – June 5 $841 4:30-5:30pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17, 5/29

Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 30 Thursdays September 15 – May 11 $870

4:45-5:45pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 30 Saturdays September 17 – May 20 $870 10:15-11:15am No classes: 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, 2/25, 3/25, 4/15

BALLET:LEVEL2 9 years and up Must have at least two years’ prior ballet experience. Dancers are strongly encouraged to enroll in two weekly classes.

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 29 Mondays September 12 – June 5 $856 5:30-6:45pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17, 5/29

Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 30 Wednesdays September 14 – May 17 $885 5:00-6:15pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

Stephanie Knox, Instructor: 30 Fridays September 16 – May 19 $885 4:00-5:15pm No classes: 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 2/24, 3/24, 4/14

BALLET:LEVEL3 10 years and up Aspiring Level 4 dancers must come twice weekly and are strongly urged to attend at least three weeks of Summer Dance Intensive at the JCC.

Mimi Wallace, Instructor: 30 Tuesdays September 13 – June 6 $900 3:50-5:20pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18, 5/30

Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 30 Wednesdays September 14 – May 17 $900 6:15-7:45pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 2/22, 3/22, 4/12

Gina Bugatti, Instructor: 30 Thursdays September 15 – May 11 $900 6:15-7:45pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

BALLET:INTERMEDIATELEVEL4 11 years and up Students MUST take all three technique classes for Level 4 Pointe (see below).

Mimi Wallace, Instructor: 29 Mondays September 12 – June 5 $870 4:15-5:45pm No classes: 10/3, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/10, 4/17, 5/29

Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 30 Tuesdays September 13 – June 6 $900 3:50-5:20pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18, 5/30


ARTS: DANCE

Justin Sherwood, Instructor: 33 Thursdays September 15 – June 8 $990 3:50-5:20pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13, 6/1

POINTE:LEVEL4 11 years and up All three Level 4 Technique classes are required, and both Tuesday/Thursday pointe. Placement is at the discretion of the instructor.

Mimi Wallace, Instructor: 30 Tuesdays September 13 – June 6 $495 5:30-6:00pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18, 5/30

Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 33 Thursdays September 15 – June 8 $545 5:45-6:15pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13, 6/1

BALLET:LEVEL5 14 years and up For advanced dancers, with permission of instructor. Students must take all three Level 5 Technique classes and two pointe classes.


Jayne Santoro, Instructor: 30 Tuesdays September 13 – June 6 $900 5:20-6:50pm No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18, 5/30

Justin Sherwood, Instructor: 33 Thursdays September 15 – June 8 $990 5:20-6:50pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13, 6/1

POINTE:LEVEL5-TECHNIQUE 14 years and up


POINTE:LEVEL5-PASDEDEUX 14 years and up

Justin Sherwood, Instructor 33 Thursdays September 15 – June 8 $792 6:50-7:50pm No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13, 6/1

ADULTDANCECLASSESAdult single class rate is $22 per class. 10-class card is $180 available at the JCC front desk. For more information about adult dance classes, contact Jayne Santoro, (914) 472-3300, x320.

*Adult Ballet classes accept class cards and single-class payment. Pricing for other adult dance classes: see individual class information.

BEGINNERBALLETJayne Santoro, Instructor: Tuesdays September 6 – June 20 9:30-10:45am *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/4, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

Gina Bugatti, Instructor: Saturdays September 10 – ongoing 11:45am-1:00pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 12/24, 12/31, 4/15

ADVANCEDBEGINNERBALLETJayne Santoro, Instructor: Mondays September 12 – June 19 11:30am-12:45pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/3, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 4/17, 5/29

Justin Sherwood, Instructor: Thursdays September 8 – June 22 11:30am-12:45pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

Gina Bugatti, Instructor: Tuesdays September 6 – June 20 7:30-8:45pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 4/11, 4/18

INTERMEDIATEBALLETGina Bugatti, Instructor: Mondays September 12 – June 19 10:00-11:30am *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/3, 12/26, 1/2, 5/29

Gina Bugatti, Instructor: Tuesdays September 6 – June 20 10:45am -12:15pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/4, 4/11

Catherine Barribal, Instructor: Wednesdays September 7 – June 21 10:00-11:30am *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28, 4/12

Michelle Lucci, Instructor: Thursdays September 8 – June 8 10:00-11:30am *Class cards and singles No classes: 11/24, 12/29, 4/13




ARTS: DANCE

Mimi Wallace, Instructor: Fridays September 9 – June 23 10:00-11:30am *Class cards and singles No classes: 11/25, 12/30, 3/24, 4/14

Gina Bugatti, Instructor: Saturdays September 10 – ongoing 10:00-11:30am *Class cards and singles No classes: 12/24, 12/31, 4/15

HIPHOPFORADULTS An exciting class for adult students who want to try Hip Hop in a safe, fun environment geared for adults. This class will include warm-up, stretching, and center floor combinations.

Dister Rondon, Instructor: Thursdays September 15 – May 11 7:00-8:00pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 11/24, 12/22, 12/29, 2/23, 4/13

BEGINNERTAPFORADULTSThis beginner class will take students through warm up, basic tap steps, vocabulary and fun!

Jimmy Tate, Instructor: Tuesdays September 13 – May 16 8:00-8:45pm *Class cards and singles No classes: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18

ZUMBAFITNESSTry the dance sensation - ZUMBA Fitness! ZUMBA is a fusion of Latin and International music. The routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body.

Laura Solow, Instructor: 12 Fridays Session 1: September 9 – December 2 $216 12 Fridays Session 2: December 9 – March 3 $216 12 Fridays Session 3: March 10 – June 9 $216 9:30-10:30am No classes: 11/25, 12/30, 3/24, 4/14

ISRAELIFOLKDANCINGLearn the latest dances and old favorites. Instruction, requests and open session. A great way to exercise and have fun! All welcome!

Uri Aqua, Instructor: Tuesdays September 6 – ongoing Single class: $11 8:00-10:00pm 6 classes: $60 No classes: See website www.jccmw.org


ARTS: THEATRE

TobeSevush•Director,CulturalandPerformingArtsandSummerArtsCenter•x346•[email protected]

TINYTUNES Ages 3-4½ years In this class children will enjoy singing silly songs, the Beatles, Broadway music and more. They will explore music concepts such as dynamics, rhythm and pitch to foster a love of music and expression.

Amy Schiff, Instructor: 15 Fridays September 23 – January 13 $390 15 Fridays January 20 – May 12 $390 1:00-1:45pm No classes: 11/25, 12/30, 2/24, 4/14

MUSICAL THEATRE Grades 2-5 This class will focus on Broadway-style, basic musical theatre skills, games and improvisation, including singing, acting and dancing. We will culminate in an end-of-session showcase.

Kerri LuBell, Instructor: 12 Mondays November 7 – February 13 $325 4:30-5:30pm No classes: 12/26, 1/2, 1/16

MUSICALTHEATREWORKSHOPFORCHILDRENBACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Grades 2-8

Director, Kerri LuBell Casting and rehearsals begin end of March 2017. Rehearsals will meet 3 evenings a week for 5 weeks. Performance: First week of May, 2017.

For more information, please contact Tobe Sevush, Director, Cultural and Performing Arts: (914) 472-3300, x346.

BENDHEIMPERFORMINGARTSCENTERDiscover and enjoy the arts at the Bendheim Performing Arts Center, presenting unique and innovative programming in music, comedy, theatre, dance, film, children’s entertainment and more. This 200+ seat intimate theatre is also utilized by students participating in the JCC’s Theatre, Dance, Early Childhood and Special Services programs as well as the Summer Arts Center camp.

RENTALSandPARTIESConsider the JCC and its multi-faceted facilities for your next event or party. The 200+ seat Bendheim Performing Arts Center is available for rental. The Social Hall accommodates from 20 to 350 people for business or corporate functions, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Anniversaries or Wedding parties. The JCC has a space for every purpose – explore your options with Jill Kaufman, (914) 472-3300, x313.


KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: EARLY CHILDHOOD

INFANT/TODDLERMAKINGMUSICWITHMARC 6 - 36 months Join the JCC’s very own pied piper, Marc the Music Man, to sing, dance, rumble, and rock and roll through the very best songs and games.

10 Tuesdays September 20–December 20 $280 9:30 - 10:15am No classes 10/4, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8

7 Tuesdays January 3-February 14 $196 9:30 - 10:15am

12 Tuesdays February 28-June 6 $336 9:30 - 10:15am No classes 3/21, 4/11, 4/18

NURSERYSCHOOLPROGRAMSMonday,September12,2016throughThursday,June8,2017

The preschool years are the time when children are open to the world and to learning the basis of language, physical skills and social interactions. At the JCC, three, four and five year olds enjoy swimming in our indoor heated pool, working off energy in our full-sized gymnasium and climbing in our new playground. Great programs also available for two year olds!

Goals: Promote healthy physical, social and cognitive growth; encourage self-awareness, understanding and confidence; and help youngsters develop a sense of security with adults and peers in a safe, nurturing environment.

The JCC Nursery School Program is staffed by warm, experienced teachers (meeting New York State Office of Children and Family Services licensing requirements) and assistant teachers, who work as a team to enhance socialization and education.

OPENHOUSESESSIONS

November 2 and December 7, 2016 at 9:30am Families unable to attend on these dates are invited to make alternative arrangements. Families unable to attend on these dates, please call (914) 471-3300, x412.

2’SPROGRAMSME 2 (18 months by September 2016) Mon, Tues 9:00-11:30am $3,700

2 DAY 2’S (2 by December 31, 2016) Mon, Tues 9:00-11:30am $4,700

3 DAY 2’S (2 by December 31, 2016) Wed, Thurs, Fri 9:00-11:30am $6,450

5 DAY 2’S (2 by December 31, 2016) Mon-Fri 9:00-11:30am $9,125

3’S&4’SPROGRAMS(3 & 4 years by December 31, 2016)

NURSERYSCHOOLFOR3’S3 mornings 9:00-11:45am $6,550 4 mornings 9:00-11:45am $8,500 5 mornings 9:00-11:45am $9,375 5 full days 9:00-3:00pm $16,350 (5 full days includes enrichments)

ENRICHMENTFOR3’SChildren stay one to five afternoons in this program offered as an extended day(s). Enrichment combines each afternoon with free play, outdoor play, art, snack and stories. Includes lunch coverage.

1 day 12:45-3:00pm $2,300 2 days 12:45-3:00pm $4,200 3 days 12:45-3:00pm $5,150 4 days 12:45-3:00pm $6,100 5 days 12:45-3:00pm $6,975 Monday Reading Books and Beyond Tuesday Music Wednesday Fun with Food Thursday Exploring with Science Friday Friday Fun

NURSERYSCHOOLFOR4’S5 mornings 9:00-11:45am $9,375 5 full days 9:00-3:00pm $16,350 (5 full days includes enrichments)

ENRICHMENTFOR4’SChildren stay one to five afternoons in this program offered as an extended day(s). Enrichment combines each afternoon with free play, outdoor play, art, snack and stories. Includes lunch coverage.

1 day 12:45-3:00pm $2,300 2 days 12:45-3:00pm $4,200 3 days 12:45-3:00pm $5,150 4 days 12:45-3:00pm $6,100 5 days 12:45-3:00pm $6,975

Monday Swim Tuesday World Culture, Art & Music Wednesday Learning through Literature Thursday Learning through Science and Math Friday Friday Fun

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KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: EARLY CHILDHOOD

LUNCHBUNCH3’s&4’s:Wednesday,September14-Wednesday,June72Day2’s:TBA;3Day2’s:TBACared for by experienced personnel, children eat a kosher-style, nut-free lunch (brought from home), play and have a wonderful time. Lunch Bunch bridges the gap between activities such as school and JCC classes, or it can serve as an extended day. Arrangements can be made for children to be escorted from Lunch Bunch to regularly scheduled JCC classes. Reservations and payment must be made in advance.

Lunch Bunch follows the Early Childhood Center schedule for holidays, JCC closings and snow days. No refunds/credits issued for missed time.

3’s & 4’s: 11:45am-12:45pm 2’s: 11:30am-12:30pm

Ongoing: Monday through Friday Hourly: 2’s, 3’s & 4’s: $12/hour

KID’SPLACE:JCCAFTER-SCHOOLFUN! 3-10 years

Let the JCC fill your child’s afternoon with friendship, fun and even some homework help! Kid’s Place offers after-school games and activities, both indoor and outdoor, including snack. Our warm, nurturing staff will provide children with a safe and loving after-school environment.

Kid’s Place will be open Monday through Friday, 3:00-6:00pm. If your child takes an after-school class at the JCC and you’d like to take advantage of Kid’s Place before and/or after class, we’ll be happy to escort your child to and/or from the class.

Kid’s Place will begin on Thursday, September 15, 2016 and follows the Early Childhood Center schedule for holidays, JCC closings and snow days. No refunds/credits issued for missed time.

$16/1st hour $30/day for up to 2 hours $45/day from 3:00 – 6:00pm

Kid’s Place must be paid for on a daily basis; parents may pay in advance for blocks of time, or parents may pay a monthly fee. For information, call (914) 472-3300, x336.

THEJCCNURSERYSCHOOLADVANTAGE!• Priority registration for all JCC children’s classes• 10% off of tuition for all JCC children’s classes• Fitness center membership discounts• Full year programming (w/camp)• Camp registration incentives• Early registration incentives• Vacation Camp early registration• Extended Session opportunities• Refer a friend discounts• Sunday playground playdates• Family Shabbat Dinners• PTA bake sale• Pumpkin Patch• Thanksgiving Feast• Giant Menorah Lighting• Challah Bake• Winter White Party• Sunday Pool Party• Character Breakfast for Dinner• Purim Party• Book Fair

EXTENDEDSESSIONOpen to new children and those attending the JCC Early Childhood Center, the program is available Monday, June 12 - Wednesday, June 21, 9:00-1:00pm or 9:00-3:00pm. For children currently in our 2’s program: Monday, June 12 - Wednesday, June 21, 9:00am-noon. Prices to be announced.

EARLYDROP-OFFis available for all children from 8:00am to 9:00am. Daily fee is $12. At 9:00am, we will escort your child to his/her nursery class.

CURBSIDEDROP-OFFis available each day between 8:40am and 8:55am in our back parking lot.

CarynSymons•NurserySchoolDirector•x336•[email protected]


CAMPS

SUMMERCAMPSFull summer – Monday, June 27 to Friday, August 12 Session 1: Monday, June 27 to Wednesday, July 20 Session 2: Thursday, July 21 to Friday, August 12

No Camp Monday, July 4

For over 40 years, the JCC has introduced children to the joy of summer camping. Our highly trained staff provides the perfect welcome for first-time campers and for children who thrive in a non-competitive, stress-free environment.

CAMPGADOL 2 yrs – entering grade 4 Traditional day camp introduces campers to a variety of professionally led activities and weekly special events including instructional and recreational swim in our heated indoor pool. Gadol 3’s and up will swim (sprinkler activities for 2’s). Camp Gadol benefits from the full use of the JCC facility. We offer gymnastics, a variety of different sports activities, arts & crafts, nature, trips (grades 2-4) and much more. Counsellors are experienced educators and returning JCC staffers. Working family friendly: Early drop off/late pick up available.

TOWARDTOMORROW 3-8 yrs The Toward Tomorrow program provides children 3-6 years with developmental needs a nurturing learning and recreational summer experience. Half-day and full-day options available. Inclusion opportunities in collaboration with Camp Gadol are available for 4-8 year olds. See page 22 for details.

LIT/CITEXPERIENCE Ages 14 and 15 years

(Leaders/Counselors in training)The LIT/CIT Experience offers teens the opportunity to gain hands-on counselor training and leadership experience with social action initiatives and weekly trips. CITs (entering 10th grade) that successfully complete our summer program may be invited back as junior counselors.

VACATIONMINI-CAMPSWeek 1: December 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 9:00am-1:00pm $265/5 days $55/day 9:00am-3:00pm $355/5 days $75/day

Week 2: February 21, 22, 23, 24 9:00am-1:00pm $210/4 days $55/day 9:00am-3:00pm $280/4 days $75/day

Three vacation mini-camps programs to choose from!

EARLYCHILDHOODCAMP 3 years through kindergarten Includes arts and crafts, music, cooking, computers, stories, gym, Wednesday swim and snacks. Bring a kosher-style, nut-free lunch and drink.

GADOLVACATIONCAMP Grades 1 through 4Children will participate in favorite activities including gym, arts & crafts, cooking, music, Wednesday swim and more. Early Care/After Care available.

ALL-SPORTSCAMP Grades 1 through 6 Participate in a fun-filled day incorporating team sports led by our highly qualified staff. Wednesdays will be aquatic activities. Snacks and a movie will round out this busy day.

Early drop-off and late pick-up available for additional $12/hr.

SUMMERARTSCENTER(SAC)Wherecamperspursuetheirpassionsinart,music,theatreanddanceThe only program of its kind in lower Westchester; SAC provides an opportunity for campers to focus on art, dance or theatre as a major, while taking electives in disciplines outside their major.• For campers entering grades 2-8 • Taught by professional, adult artists/instructors • No previous experience necessary • Customized program to meet child’s individual needs • Option to participate in end of summer performance • Option to include instructional swim and/or gymnasticsSamplecoursesActing • Auditioning • Ballet • Calligraphy • Ceramics • Creative Writing • Decoupage • Drawing & Painting • Duct Tape Shop • Hip Hop • Improvisation • Jewelry/Beading • Musical Theatre Jazz • Needlepoint • Pastel Landscapes • Pop Up Cards • Theatre Games • Wheel Throwing

DANCESUMMERINTENSIVEFORTEENSJune 27 – July 29, 2016 10:30am - 4:45pm Dancers entering 6th grade and up have an extraordinary opportunity to train with professionals at the JCC’s Dance Summer Intensive. Students will participate in various classes, including ballet/pointe, tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Pilates, yoga, nutrition, choreography, and more. Healthy lunch is included! Enroll for 2, 3, 4 or 5 weeks, with an informal showcase on the final day of the program. For information or questions about the JCC Dance Summer Intensive, contact Jayne Santoro at (914) 472-3300, x320

Savings advantage! Fitness Center family discounts available with enrollment in JCC Summer Camp.

Sibling discounts available for all camps. Visit www.jccmw.org for details

CarynSymons•DirectorofCamping•x336•[email protected]


KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: STEAM

STEMENGINEERS Grades K-1 With a focus on engineering and how it connects with science, technology and mathematics, our young engineers will use problem solving skills and STEM resources to design and build their creations.

12 Mondays September 19 - January 23, 2017 $350 4:10-5:10pm No classes: 10/3, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16

SIMPLEMACHINES/ROBOTICS&ENGINEERING Grades 2-3 Innovation and teamwork will help students build and program simple machines/robots using LEGO and K’Nex products and engineering software.

12 Tuesdays September 20 - January 3, 2017 $350 4:10-5:10pm No classes: 10/4, 10/18, 12/27

MINECRAFTEDU:TEKITOWNS Grades 2-3 Learn about communities and local inhabitants while creating your own neighborhood in a Minecraft world!

12 Wednesdays September 21 - January 4, 2017 $350 4:10-5:10pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28

ANIMATIONANDVIDEOGAMECREATION Grades 2-3 This class offers a fun way learn how to code. Students will be introduced to essential programming skills using Scratch, a graphical programming language developed at MIT. By the end of the class, students will create their own animations to share with the community.

12 Thursdays September 22 - December 15, 2016 $350 4:10-5:10pm No classes: 11/24

MINECRAFTWORLDS:ANCIENTCIVILIZATIONS Grades 4-6 Seeking our cavemen and cavewomen! Learn basic survival skills, from building a fire to harvesting crops.

12 Wednesdays September 21 - January 4, 2017 $350 5:15-6:15pm No classes: 10/12, 11/23, 12/28

JCCROBOTICSTEAM Grades 4-6 Using EV3 LEGO robotics, our Robotics coach supports students with an emphasis on programming and teamwork. Each project begins with a robotics research simulation question and students are guided step-by-step through the building and programming of a new solution and technological answer. Future goal: local and in-house tournament competitions!

12 Fridays September 23 - January 6, 2017 $375 4:10-5:10pm No classes: 11/11, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30

KIDS’STEAMPROGRAMMINGK-6

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JCC of Mid-Westchester 999 Wilmot Road

Scarsdale, NY 10583 914-472-3300

Birthday Parties At the JCC!ChooseYourTheme:

AvailableonWeekendsforupto20childrenSports Parties: 12:30-2pm ages 4-10 • Gymnastics Parties: 12:30-2pm, ages 4-10.

Pool Parties: 3:45-5:45pm, ages 4-10 • Art Parties: times vary, ages 4 and up.Zumba Parties: times vary, ages 8 and up

*Sports and Gymnastics Parties for Children with Developmental Disabilities: 12:30-2pm, ages 4-10.

Partiesaren’tjustforkids...The social halls, Bendheim Theatre and outdoor space are available for events of your choice.

For party and rental information contact Jill Kaufman at x 313 or [email protected]

POOL ZUMBA GYMNASTICS THEATRE ART SPORTS

10 students/class. All classes offered in partnership with TEKI LLC.


KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: TEENS

ACADEMICCENTER Grades 8-12 see page 20 The JCC Academic Center offers programs designed to help high school and middle school students on their journey to college and beyond. We offer a full range of test prep, college admissions, job search and academic enhancement programs including PSAT/SAT Prep, ACT Prep, SAT Subject Test Prep, Regents Prep, as well as workshops including College Application Essay Writing, College Interview Essentials, Common App/Activities Resume, and Speed Reading. All instructors are expert in their field and offer private tutor quality and results at a fraction of the cost. Classes are small, allowing for individualized attention and are led by dynamic, experienced instructors. In addition, special lectures focused on the college admissions process are offered throughout the year.

Contact: Lisa Itzkowitz, Director, Academic Center, (914) 472-3300, x275, [email protected]

AQUATICSLifeguard certification and swim team opportunities are available. See page 30 for more information.

Contact: Patricia Ryan, Aquatics Director, (914) 472-3300, x321, [email protected]

ARTPROGRAMSArt classes, specifically for teens, are available. See page 2. In addition, the Art Department at the JCC has a strong INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS seeking to fulfill their school’s community service requirements. See page 3.

Contact: Tobe Sevush, Director, Art School, (914) 472-3300, x346, [email protected]

DANCETAP,HIPHOP,BEGINNERand INTERMEDIATEBALLETandCONTEMPORARY classes for teens are available. See pages 5-7 for details.

Contact: Jayne Santoro, Director, Dance School, (914) 472-3300, x320, [email protected]

GYMNASTICSTEENBEGINNER,INTERMEDIATEANDADVANCEDGYMNASTICS 11-18 years For pre-teens and teenagers who want to learn gymnastics with their peers. See page 33 for more information.Contact: Tiffany Smith, Gymnastics Director, (914) 472-3300, x324.

FITNESSTEENFITNESS 12-16 years Get up off your couch, drop your smartphone and bring your buddies to the JCC! Our trainers are passionate about getting you fit and living a healthy lifestyle.

Fall Session: September 19-January 12 M/W/Th 4:00 - 5:00pm $310/3x per week $215/2x per week $120/1x per week No classes: 10/3, 10/10, 10/12, 10/17, 10/24, 11/24, 12/26, 12/28, 12/29

Spring Session: January 30-May 18 M/W/Th 4:00 - 5:00pm $310/3x per week $215/2x per week $120/1x per week No classes: 2/20, 2/22, 2/23, 4/10, 4/12, 4/13

Both Sessions: $555/3x per week

Fitness/Health Family Member: $250/session 3x per week $180/session 2x per week $95/session 1x per week $425/both sessions 3x per week

Contact: Roy Emlet, Sports Specialist (914) 472-3300, x254, [email protected]

TOTALACCESSGYMMEMBERSHIP 16-21 years Full access to the Fitness Center, pool, sauna, exercise classes, steam room and gym! See page 24.

Contact: Cathy Florakis, Health & Fitness Liaison, (914) 472-3300, x356, [email protected]


KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: TEENS

HIGHSCHOOLPROJECTS&INTERNSHIPSAcademic year and summer internships with various departments are available at the JCC. For more information about High School Projects & Internships opportunities contact Susan Groner at (914) 472-7630 or [email protected]

SPECIALNEEDSTeens with developmental disabilities can join our Sunday/Funday and NEW! Teen Saturday Night Social groups. See page 23.

Contact: Mara Roberge, Director, Developmental Disabilities Enrichment Services, (914) 472-3300, x361, [email protected]

SUMMERPROGRAMSThere are several opportunities for teens to spend the summer at the JCC pursuing their passions while having fun with their peers. See page 14 for more information.

Contact: Caryn Symons, Director, LIT/CIT Experience, (914) 472-3300, x336 or x412, [email protected]

Contact: Tobe Sevush, Director, Summer Arts Center, (914) 472-3300, x346, [email protected]

Contact: Jayne Santoro, Director, Dance Summer Intensive, (914) 472-3300, x320, [email protected]

VOLUNTEER/COMMUNITYSERVICE Grades 7-12 Teens may volunteer to assist in the Sunday/Funday Developmental Disabilities Enrichment Services. See page 23. For additional information please call (914) 472-3300, x361.

Teens may volunteer in the Aquatic Department. Contact: Patricia Ryan, Aquatic Director, (914) 472-3300, x321, [email protected]

Teens may volunteer in the Art Department. See page 3. Contact: Tobe Sevush, Director, Art School, (914) 472-3300, x346, [email protected]

YOUTHGROUP-BBYO Grades 8-12 The JCC is proud to be the host site for the Westchester chapter of B’nai Brith Youth Organization (BBYO). Independently organized, staffed and advised by BBYO, this group of dedicated Jewish high school students meets at the JCC for social, recreational, spiritual, and community service events.

Contact: Dana Shakarchy, Senior Regional Director, Westchester, (917) 968-9638, [email protected]


JEWISH LIVING

ISRAELCONNECTIONSCLUBActivities for children ages 3 years to 11 years oldThe Israel Connections Club aims to connect Westchester Israelis and other Hebrew speaking families through programming and events that emphasize spoken Hebrew and provide a fun and secular way to experience Jewish holidays and Israeli culture. Programming is available for children, families and adults.

SHIRIMV’MISCHAKIM(SONGANDGAMES) Ages 3-5 years old Pre-schoolers and Kindergartners will have fun in Hebrew in this dynamic class through movement, music, puppets and games. The songs and activities in class will emphasize oral communication. Class themes are based on Israeli culture and a secular approach to Jewish holidays. ThisprogramisconductedentirelyinHebrewandisgearedtochildrenwhospeakHebrewathomeorwithprovenproficiency.

15 Tuesdays September 13 – January 31, 2017 $450 15 Tuesdays February 7 – May 23, 2017 $450 3:45 – 5:00pm No class: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8, 4/11

IVRITB’IVRIT(HEBREWLITERACY) 1st–5th grades

This Hebrew literacy class is taught by a professional Israeli educator who will work on expanding vocabulary and building literacy with a curriculum that weaves in Israeli culture, and Jewish holidays and themes. Children will be grouped and separated for activities in classes based on age and Hebrew proficiency. Younger students will focus on learning to read and write in Hebrew while older students continue their mastery of the language. Classes include conversation, games, books and written work. Weekly assignments are given to continue the learning throughout the week. ThisprogramisconductedentirelyinHebrewandisgearedtochildrenwhospeakHebrewathomeorwithprovenproficiency.


MATCHILIM(BEGINNERSHEBREW) 1st–3rd grades

Children will enjoy learning to read, write and speak modern Hebrew with a professional educator who is experienced teaching the language to non-native speaking children. The class will use the proven curriculum Chalav u’Dvash and is non-religious in its approach, although Jewish themes or holidays may be touched upon in an Israeli cultural context. ThisclassisgearedtowardsstudentswithsomeexposuretoHebrew.


ISRAELIFOLKDANCINGSee page 10 for details.

DA!ASK US about our developing Russian Connections programs. A way to connect with other Russian–speaking Westchester residents through Russian language classes (including

ballroom dancing) and events. For children and adults.

Academic Year 2016-17 ~ Jewish Year 5777

Rosh Hashanah Sunday - Tuesday October 2 - 4, 2016

Yom Kippur Tuesday - Wednesday October 11 - 12, 2016

Sukkot Sunday - Sunday October 16 - 23, 2016

Shemini Atzeret Simchat Torah

Sunday - Tuesday October 23 - 25, 2016

Hanukkah Saturday December 24, 2016 - Sunday January 1, 2017

Purim Saturday - Sunday March 11 - 12, 2017

Passover Monday - Tuesday April 10 - April 18, 2017

Shavuot Tuesday - Thursday May 30 - June 1, 2017


JEWISH LIVING

ENGAGEJEWISHSERVICECORPSUJA-Federation of New York’s Engage Jewish Service Corps is for boomers and beyond who want to effect powerful change within the Jewish community through hands-on activities. As an Engage volunteer, you can use your skills,

expertise, passion, and leadership to address issues like poverty, hunger, joblessness, education, the isolated elderly, and children with special needs – in a way that fits your

schedule and lifestyle. To get involved, contact [email protected]

SENIORCONNECTIONSTwice weekly program for seniors led by outstanding professionals, offer a variety of stimulating subjects including current events, art, music, films, book reviews, discussions on Judaic topics, and intergenerational holiday celebrations. The group socializes over kosher-style lunches brought from home. Light refreshments served.

Phyllis Kelly, Connections Program Coordinator (914) 472-3300, x423, [email protected]

MEN'SCLUBJoin other senior men for weekly meetings, lively conversation and comradeship. Bring a kosher-style breakfast; coffee served. Wednesdays and Fridays ongoing, 9:00-11:00am

ARTS&TALKSJoin us to explore culture and ideas, including thought-provoking

conversations with leading experts and authors. Screenings of contemporary Israeli and Jewish films followed by moderated discussions with experts on

the central topics of the movies shown. Join us in June for the JCC Israel Film Festival.

SCARSDALEADULTSCHOOLPARTNERSHIPThe Scarsdale Adult School is a continuing education program that offers an enrichment curriculum for lifelong Jewish learning. The JCC proudly partners with the SAS throughout the year in bringing stellar programs to the entire community.

DetailedprogramguidesforArts&TalksandSeniorConnectionswillbeavailableinSeptember.

HOLIDAYCELEBRATIONSANDACTIVITIESFORTHEENTIREFAMILYEmbrace Jewish holidays at the JCC! Listen to festive music and dip apples in honey on Rosh HaShanah, spend time in the Sukkah, help us light the giant menorah on Hanukkah, dress up in costumes for Purim, remember the Six Million Jews fallen on Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), pay tribute to fallen Israeli soldiers and victims of terror on Yom HaZikaron (Israel’s Memorial Day) and celebrate the 69th anniversary of the State of Israel on Yom HaAtzmaut. Be sure to join us for the Israeli Film Festival and other cultural activities.

For more information call (914) 472-3300.

Academic Year 2016-17 ~ Jewish Year 5777

Rosh Hashanah Sunday - Tuesday October 2 - 4, 2016

Yom Kippur Tuesday - Wednesday October 11 - 12, 2016

Sukkot Sunday - Sunday October 16 - 23, 2016

Shemini Atzeret Simchat Torah

Sunday - Tuesday October 23 - 25, 2016

Hanukkah Saturday December 24, 2016 - Sunday January 1, 2017

Purim Saturday - Sunday March 11 - 12, 2017

Passover Monday - Tuesday April 10 - April 18, 2017

Shavuot Tuesday - Thursday May 30 - June 1, 2017


KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: ACADEMIC CENTER

COLLEGEPREPARATIONNEW!THECOLLEGEAPPLICATIONESSAY:TENSURVIVALTIPSFORSTUDENTSANDPARENTS

Wednesday, June 8, 2016 7:00-8:30pm Advance registration required $15/adult; $10/student

Find out what colleges are looking for in students and their college application essays. Whether you’re on the final draft of your essay or stumped on where to start, get professional insights and advice on the Common Application prompts, and how to select the one that best tells your story. We’ll fill you in on the writing strategies to follow--- AND TO AVOID--- to sound your best on paper. Plus: Sample essays that work and tips for anxious parents.

INSIDETHEADMISSIONSOFFICEFall 2016 – FREE! Advance Registration Required High school students and their parents are invited to spend an insightful evening with the decision-makers in college admissions. Deans and directors from several popular colleges give you an insider’s view of what they’re looking for and how they read applications and make decisions COLLEGEESSAYWRITINGWORKSHOPGet a head start on the college application process with our two-day essay workshop. We will explore what makes each student unique and work to craft that into a narrative that they can use to display themselves to potential colleges. Limit 8 students.

Tues. & Thurs. August 16 & 18 2:00 – 5:00pm $295

COMMONAPP/ACTIVITIESRESUMEWORKSHOPDevelop your Common Application with Certified Educational Planner and college admissions expert, Betsy F. Woolf. Through this step-by-step interactive workshop, you will learn how to best present yourself to colleges in your application and its supplements, including brainstorming ideas for supplemental essays and understanding how to turn those ideas into powerful statements that will enable you to “stand out to get in”®. Limit 10 students.

Thursday August 4 6:30-8:30pm $95

COLLEGEINTERVIEWESSENTIALSWORKSHOPSunday September 25 1:00-3:00pm $135

PSATBOOTCAMPFour hours of intense instruction right before test day reveals secrets of how to attack the Critical Reading, Writing and Language, and Math sections of the PSAT. Limit 15 students 2 Sundays October 9 & 16 8:30-10:30am $225

TESTPREP:SAT,ACT,SATSUBJECTTESTS,APandREGENTS

SUMMERINTENSIVESACTPREP Mon., & Wed. July 6 – August 15 6:30-9:00pm $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 7/6; Practice exams: 7/25, 8/8; 5:00-9:30pm)

ACTBOOTCAMPMon.-Fri. August 15 – 19 10:00am - 1:00pm $895 (Practice exam: 8/17, 10:00am-2:00pm)

ACT&SATPRACTICETESTWhich test is best for your student? Take a FREE* SAT and/or ACT diagnostic test** in a proctored, classroom environment. Students will receive a detailed score report after each test. Pre-registration required.

Dates, times and registration details at www.jccmw.org. Also great for students who are being tutored privately.

*First of each test (ACT or SAT) is FREE. Fees apply for subsequent tests. **Extended-time tests also available.


KIDS, FAMILY & TEENS: ACADEMIC CENTER

SATPREPTues. & Thurs. July 5- August 11 6:30-9:00pm $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 7/5; Practice exams: 7/21 & 8/4; 5:00-9:30pm)

SATBOOTCAMPMon.-Fri. August 15 – 19 2:00-5:00pm $895 (Practice exam: 8/17, 10:00am-2:00pm)

ACTPREPPREPFORDECEMBER2016ACT11 Sundays Sept. 18-Dec. 4 10:00am-12:30pm $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 9/18; Practice exams: 10/16, 11/13; 10:00am – 2:15pm) No class 11/27

PREPFORAPRIL2017ACT11 Sundays Jan. 8- April 2, 2017 3:00-5:30pm $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 1/8; Practice exams: 2/12, 3/19 10:00am-2:15pm)

SATPREPPREPFORDECEMBER2016SAT10 Sun/1 Tues Sept. 18-Nov. 29 3:00-5:30pm* $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 9/18; Practice exams: 10/4, 10/25; 10:00am-2:30pm) No class 11/27

*NOTE: Classes on 10/2 and 10/23 will meet 1:00-3:30pm; the last class session will be Tuesday, Nov. 29, 6:00-8:30pm.

PREPFORMARCH2017SAT11 Sundays Dec. 4, 2016-Mar. 5, 2017 10:00am-12:30pm $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 12/4; Practice exams: 1/15, 2/12; 10:00am -2:30pm) No class 12/25, 1/1, 2/19

PREPFORMAY2017SAT11 Sundays Feb. 5-Apr. 30, 2017 10:00am-12:30pm $1,100 (Diagnostic exam: 2/5; Practice exams: 3/12, 4/9; 10:00am -2:30pm) No class 2/19, 4/16

APREVIEWBiology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental, European History, US History, Statistics, Calculus AB for May 2017 exams. Details TBA in February 2017.

SATSUBJECTTESTPREPBiology and Chemistry prep for June 2017 exams. Details TBA in January 2017. PREPFORJUNE2017REGENTSOne day intensive or multi-week review classes available for June 2017 NYS Regents exams. Details TBA in March 2017.

JOBSEARCH/READING/LIFESKILLS

NEW!JOBSEARCHSTRATEGIESFORRECENTGRADS This workshop will help recent college graduates strengthen their resumes and LinkedIn profiles, develop elevator pitches, learn networking and online job search strategies and touch upon interviewing skills. Participants will leave with an understanding of how to effectively begin the job search - including marketing themselves in a focused way, how to network effectively - both online and off, and how to speak clearly and concisely about their accomplishments and career goals.

Thursday September 22 1:00-4:00pm $150

SUMMERINTERNSHIPSEARCHSTRATEGIESWORKSHOPFORCOLLEGESTUDENTSThis workshop will help students target internships that fit best with their interests, provide guidance for strengthening a resume and LinkedIn profile, guide students in how to articulate their “pitch,” and help students identify available resources for discovering internship opportunities

Friday January 6 1:00-4:00pm $150

SPEEDREADINGLearn to cut your reading time in half and increase your productivity in school, work and life!! Great for high school students through adults! Mon. & Tues. August 22 & 23 1:00-5:00pm $245 2 Sundays November 6 & 13 1:00-5:00pm $245 2 Sundays March 5 & 12 1:00-5:00pm $245

REDCROSSBABYSITTERCERTIFICATIONCLASSFour sessions to choose from: Monday 8/15/16, Friday 11/11/16, Wednesday 2/22/17 or Thursday 4/13/17 10:00am-4:30pm $110

Checkourwebsiteformoreworkshops,lecturesandclassesforstudentsandrecentgrads.

LisaItzkowitz•Director,AcademicCenter•x275•[email protected]


SPECIAL NEEDS: SERVICES

TOWARD TOMORROW PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM

TUITIONBASED

LEARNINGCIRCLE 2.75 - 5 years This developmental pre-school program assists each child to learn through hands on experience emphasizing growth in cognitive, language, play and social skills to enhance each child’s overall growth. This class may be combined with any morning program to provide a full day experience (see Learning Circle Combo). Class size limited to 8 students.

Monday - Friday $8,950 12:15-2:45pm

LEARNINGCIRCLECOMBOExtend Learning Circle by one hour providing a supervised socialization and play skills based lunchtime. Specially trained staff supervises this lunch program and parents must send in lunch.

Monday - Friday (5 days) $10,450 11:15am-2:45pmTwo days/week Combo $4,435 11:15am-2:45pm Three days/week Combo $6,570 11:15am-2:45pm

Registration/Security Fee required.

LUNCHPROGRAMOne hour lunch program with trained staff focuses on increased socialization and play skills. Parent must provide lunch.

Monday - Friday $2,400 or $13.50/day 11:15am-12:15pm

Registration/Security Fee required.

STATEFUNDED 2.75-4.75 years Classes of 8 or 12 children in self-contained or integrated (SCIS) settings. Child placement is based on review of child’s evaluations, Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and meeting with child and parent(s). We are approved by the Education Department of New York State and chartered by The NY State Board of Regents. All programs are funded and regulated by the NY State Dept. of Education and the Westchester County Dept. of Health. There is no cost to families for state funded classes, evaluations and/or related services. The curriculum follows the state’s pre-school educational guidelines with an emphasis on experiential based learning. Monthly theme instruction is enhanced through engagement in music, movement, gymnastics, and use of technology with Smart Boards and iPads.

Half-day and full-day class options are available.

Monday – Friday 8:45-11:15am or 12:15-2:45pm (Full-day 8:45am-2:45pm)

EVALUATIONS Parents with concerns about their child’s development (ages 2.75 to 5) request an evaluation through their school district. Our team of therapists conduct complete evaluations. We provide you and your school district with written reports and attend CPSE scheduled meetings with you that determine what services, if any, your child is eligible to receive.

RELATEDSERVICESChildren in Toward Tomorrow State Funded Program, private Learning Circle and those who need IEP mandated therapies (including children enrolled in the JCC Nursery School and other nursery schools) are able to receive speech therapy, occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT) and/or counseling services (individual or social skills group). OT and/or PT are provided in our state of the art sensory gym with suspended equipment and fine motor activity centers.

SUMMERPROGRAMSPrivate and state funded half-day (8:45-11:15am/12 noon or 11:15am/12 noon-2:30pm) options are available for children 2.5 to 6 years old. Full day and half day integrated (SCIS) state funded classes available. Other integrated programs (ages 3-8 years) are available through Camp Gadol with Toward Tomorrow staff supervision and specially trained staff.


DEVELOPMENTALDISABILITIESENRICHMENTPROGRAMS

SUNDAY/FUNDAY-PRE-KTO12YEAROLDS3Sessions:Summer,FallandSpringJoin us for an all-inclusive program which includes Sports, Social Skills, Art, Creative Movement, Music, and Theatre. Small groups with individualized attention!

Groups will be divided by ability and age and integrated when applicable. Please ask about our complimentary “trial” class where your child can be evaluated to see if the program would be beneficial.

SUNDAY/FUNDAY-TEENINTEGRATEDGROUP3Sessions:Summer,FallandSpringTeens with developmental disabilities and teen peer mentors will meet for 3 hours featuring Sports, Social Skills, Human Development, Art, Music, Creative Movement, and Theatre. A complimentary “trial” class is offered to see whether the program would benefit your teen.

SUNDAY/FUNDAYSESSIONS,9:00AM-12:00PM

SUMMER: July 10 - August 14, 2016 (6 weeks) FALL: October 23, 2016 – January 29, 2017 (13 weeks) SPRING: February 12 - June 11, 2017 (13 weeks) *End of the Year Art Gallery & Performance on June 11, 2017. All Sunday/Funday participants are included.

TAICHI-PARENT&CHILDCLASS-SUNDAYS Ages 7-16, by permission of the Director. A certified instructor will introduce you and your child to the basic tenets of Tai Chi, which has been proven to improve balance, flexibility and muscle strength. Special individualized attention. All levels included.

FALL: October 23, 2016 – January 29, 2017 (13 weeks) SPRING: February 12 - June 11, 2017 (13 weeks) Sundays 1:00-2:00pm

DANCETHERAPY–WEDNESDAYAFTERNOONS Ages 6-10 Dance Therapy is designed for boys and girls with developmental disabilities who enjoy dance and would benefit from a creative movement program that supports social, emotional, and motor growth. Taught by a Dance Therapist.

FALL: October 26, 2016 – February 1, 2017 (13 weeks) SPRING: February 15 – May 24, 2017 (13 weeks) Wednesdays 4:00-5:00pm

SIBCONNECTIONWednesdays Ages 6-15; 16 year olds become assistants SIB CONNECTION provides a therapeutic support group for siblings that have brothers and sisters with special needs. It gives them the unique opportunity in a confidential group for peer support and to learn they are not alone. Led by Mara Roberge, Director

FALL: October 26, 2016 – February 1, 2017 (13 weeks) SPRING: February 15 – May 24, 2017 (13 weeks) 4:00-5:00pm

NEW!TEENSATURDAYNIGHTSOCIALOnceaMonth,beginningSpring2017-DatesTBD Ages 12-19 years old Teens and peer teen mentors with developmental disabilities will enjoy time together for exciting inclusive community and social action activities. The JCC will provide a venue to gather and enjoy a variety of social activities while enhancing social skills in an integrated environment. All participants must be approved by the Director. For additional information please call (914) 472-3300, x361.

CIRCLEOFFRIENDS Ages 20+Circle of Friends is a social group that provides a venue for individuals ages 20 and older who identify themselves as having special needs to get together and enjoy social activities of the group’s choice. They gather on a regular basis, once a month, to enrich their social lives by planning activities based on mutual interests. Call (914) 472-3300, x361 for exact dates or to register for the adult social group.

SPECIAL NEEDS: DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES ENRICHMENT SERVICES

VOLUNTEERINGANDCOMMUNITYSERVICE

We offer 12 and 13 year-olds a unique community service experience that can serve as a B'nei Mitzvah project by doing volunteer work on Sunday/Funday. In addition, high school students may commit as a volunteer to meet their community service requirements while enhancing their college resumes. All volunteers receive training by our staff and are required to commit to the entire school year season of Sunday/Funday program dates to ensure consistency with our developmentally disabled child participants.

Through a grant made possible by the Z.B. & J.E. Butler Foundation, selected teen volunteers will participate in the Special Needs Training Institute (SNTI), a program coordinated with JCC on the Hudson. Teens attend classes and work with autistic children while earning one (1) college credit and a stipend upon completion. The program culminates with the Annual Youth Leader Worker Conference in early Spring 2017.

MaraRoberge•Director,DevelopmentalDisabilitiesEnrichmentServices•x361•[email protected]


SPORTS/FITNESS: PACKAGES

PACKAGESANDFEES

SPORTSPACKAGE FITNESSPACKAGE HEALTHPACKAGE For swimmers, Sports package, plus Fitness package, plus basketball and access to the fitness center, luxury adult locker room, racquetball players group exercise whirlpool, sunrise swim, and cycling classes water aerobics, and more...

AMENITIESPool (see schedule for hours) Yes Yes Yes Sunrise Pool (6-8:15am, M-F) No No YesFitness Center No Yes YesIndividual Fitness Consult No 3/year 3/yearGroup Exercise/Cycling No 3/week UnlimitedAquatic Fitness Classes No No YesGymnasium/Basketball Yes Yes YesRacquetball Yes Yes YesSteam & Sauna Yes Yes YesGeneral Locker Room Yes Yes YesHealth Center Locker Room No No YesWhirlpool/Laundry Services No No YesGuest Passes 0 2/year 5/year

HOURSMonday-Thursday 8:30am-9:45pm 6:00am-9:45pm 6:00am-9:45pmFriday 8:30am-5:45pm 6:00am-5:45pm 6:00am-5:45pmSaturday 8:00am-4:45pm 8:00am-4:45pm 8:00am-4:45pmSunday 8:00am-5:45pm 8:00am-5:45pm 8:00am-5:45pmSummer Weekends All facilities close Friday at 6:00pm; Saturday and Sunday at 2:45pm

FEES* Individual/Family+ Individual/Family+ Individual/Family+Annual $765/$1,065 $1,090/$1,670 $1,500/$2,390Four Month Trial $280/$380 $415/$615 $600/$870Annual Off Peak(Mon-Fri 10:00am-3:30pm) $655/$950 $850/$1,210 N/ASnowbird1 $515/$640 $685/$1,010 N/ANursery School/Camp Family N/A $480/$680 $870/$1,420Total Access (ages 16-21) N/A $625 N/ACollege Break Package N/A $385 N/AThird adult in Annual Family $400 $575 $890Nanny for JCC Family N/A $625 N/A*Annual JCC registration fee required. Individual: $50, Family $95*Annual security surcharge will be added to the registration fee. Individual: $45, Family: $80+Family consists of 2 adults and children 26 years old or younger, living in the same household1Any six months between April and November


SPORTS/FITNESS

ADDITIONALSERVICESANDPROGRAMSAnnual Registration Fee and Security Surcharge may apply

PERSONALTRAININGTake your workout routine to the next level with our highly qualified personal trainers. Customize your fitness program to reach your goals. For appointment call x326. Fitness/HealthCenterMember:1 session: $90, 5 sessions: $385, 10 sessions: $715 Non-Fitness/HealthCenterMember:1 hr session: $110, Five 1 hr sessions: $485, Ten 1 hr sessions: $910

INTRODUCTORYPERSONALTRAININGPACKAGEOn the fence about Personal Training? Always wanted to try it but afraid to make a commitment? Need a little motivation to bring your fitness level up a notch? Introductory rate for NEW Personal Training Clients: Fitness/HealthCenterMember: 3 sessions - $150 Non-Fitness/HealthCenterMember: 3 sessions - $180

SMALLGROUPPERSONALTRAININGSmallGroup+SmallPrice=BIGRESULTSGet more from your fitness dollar, while getting lots of personal attention. For appointment call x326. Fitness/HealthCenterMember:4 session package (1 session/week) $170 8 session package (2 sessions/week) $320 Single $45 Non-Fitness/HealthCenterMember:4 session package (1 session/week) $235 8 session package (2 sessions/week) $440 Single $50

MASSAGETHERAPYTreat your body to a session of muscle relaxation with one of our licensed massage therapists trained in Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue/Trigger Point, Sports Massage, and Reiki. For appointment call x325. Sports/Fitness/HealthCenterMember:1/2 hr session: $65, 1 hr session: $90, Five 1 hr sessions: $385, Ten 1 hr sessions: $715 Non-Sports/Fitness/HealthCenterMember:1/2 hr session: $70, 1 hr session: $110, Five 1 hr sessions: $485, Ten 1 hour sessions: $910

PILATESAll sessions are performed on classical apparatus in a private studio. For appointment call x295 Sports/Fitness/HealthCenterMember:Private - 1 session: $100, 5 sessions: $435, 10 sessions: $815 Duet - 1 session: $60/student, 5 sessions: $260/student, 10 sessions: $490/student Non-Sports/Fitness/HealthCenterMember:Private - 1 session: $115, 5 sessions: $490, 10 sessions: $915 Duet - 1 session: $70/student, 5 sessions: $300/student, 10 sessions: $540/student

GROUPFITNESSCLASSESRecharge with a full range of classes from Arthritis Fitness to Zumba and everything in between. All classes are taught by certified instructors. HealthMembers:Unlimited classes FitnessMembers:3 Group Fitness/Cycling classes/wk Non-FitnessMembers:Try a class for free. Call x326. One class per semester rates available. Single class: $25

TEENFITNESS 12-16 years Get up off your couch, drop your smartphone and bring your buddies to the JCC! Our trainers are passionate about getting you fit and living a healthy lifestyle. Fall Session: September 19-January 12 M/W/Th 4:00 - 5:00pm $310/3x per week $215/2x per week $120/1x per week No classes: 10/3, 10/10, 10/12, 10/17, 10/24, 11/24, 12/26, 12/28, 12/29

Spring Session: January 30-May 18 M/W/Th 4:00 - 5:00pm $310/3x per week $215/2x per week $120/1x per week No classes: 2/20, 2/22, 2/23, 4/10, 4/12, 4/13

Both Sessions: $555/3x per week

Fitness/Health Family Member: $250/session 3x per week $180/session 2x per week $95/session 1x per week $425/both sessions 3x per week

Contact: Roy Emlet, Sports Specialist (914) 472-3300, x254, [email protected]

STUDIOCYCLINGEnjoy great music and dynamic instruction while you burn calories, build strength and improve cardiovascular endurance. Reservations recommended, call x325. HealthMembers:Unlimited classes FitnessMembers:3 Group Fitness/Cycling classes/week Non-Health/FitnessMembers:10 Class Cards: $150 introductory 10 Class Card rate for new cyclists; $200 for each additional card; Single class $25

MASTERSSWIMPROGRAMTrain with other swim enthusiasts looking to improve their strokes and level of conditioning. Call x329. Sports/Fitness/HealthMember:$385 Non-Sports/Fitness/HealthMember:$850

BASKETBALLFull size gym available for pick-up games for adults (19+). Limited open gym times available. Stop by Checkpoint or call x325.

RACQUETBALLRegulation racquetball court available. Reservations call x325. Sports/Fitness/Health Center Membership required.

GUESTPOLICY:Guests must be accompanied by a member, subject to availability. Saturday guest fees must be prepaid. Call x325. Sports&FitnessCenter: $20 (adults 19+), $10 (children) HealthCenter:$30.


SPORTS/FITNESS: AQUATICSSPORTS/FITNESS: KIDS’ SPORTS

SUPERSPORTSFRIDAYSChildren will enjoy a variety of sports in this fun, noncompetitive, skill-building program. One of our Sports Specialists will lead children in drills, skills training, team play and game situations.

17 Fridays September 16-January 20 $400 17 Fridays February 3-June 16 $400 12:30-1:15pm 3-4 years 1:45-2:30pm 3-4 years 2:30-3:15pm 4-5 years No classes: 11/25, 12/30, 2/24, 4/14, 5/26

SUPERSOCCERSTARSWe are delighted to partner with America’s fastest growing soccer company and winner of the Best of Westchester (2015) category in “Youth Sports.”

Classes are based on age-specific curricula created by a combination of early childhood, soccer, and behavioral specialists to guarantee that each child is learning and having a blast.

17 Fridays September 16-January 20 $425 17 Fridays February 3-June 16 $425 4:00-4:50pm Ages 4-5 No classes: 11/25, 12/30, 2/24, 4/14, 5/26

15 Sundays September 18-January 22 $375 15 Sundays February 5-June 18 $375 9:00– 9:45am Ages 3 - Young 4’s 10:00 – 10:45am Ages 2.5 - 3 11:00 – 11:45am Ages 3 - Young 4’s No classes: 10/2, 11/27, 12/25, 1/1, 2/19, 3/12, 4/16, 5/14, 5/28

HOOPITUP!BASKETBALLCLINIC

Learn the basic skills – dribbling, passing, shooting and defense.

17 Fridays September 16-January 20 17 Fridays February 3-June 16 3:15-4:00pm 5-7 year olds $425 4:00-5:00pm 6-9 year olds $475 No classes: 11/25, 12/30, 2/24, 4/14, 5/26

PRE-SCHOOLKARATE 3-4 years

Learn basic self-defense, develop balance and poise while enjoying this active class.

15 Tuesdays September 20-January 31 $375 15 Tuesdays February 7-June 13 $375 1:00-1:45pm No classes: 10/4, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8, 12/27, 2/21, 4/11, 4/18, 5/30 Location: Group Fitness Studio

KARATE Age 5-Adult 7 Wednesdays July 6-August 17 Summer 2016 $188 17 Wednesdays September 21 - January 25 $450 16 Wednesdays February 8– June 14 $424 7:40-8:40pm Beg. Int. 8:40-9:40pm Advanced No classes: 10/12, 12/28, 2/22, 4/12, 5/31 Test on 1/29 & 6/18

16 Sundays September 18-January 29 $424 15 Sundays February 5-June 18 $398 8:30-9:20am Beg. White/Purple Belts 9:20-10:15am Lower Int. Purple Belts 10:20-11:15am Adv. Int. Red/Brown Belts 11:20am-12:20pm Adv. Brown/Black Belts No classes: 10/2, 11/27, 12/25, 2/19, 3/12, 4/16, 5/14 Test on 1/29 & 6/18

*If registering for two karate classes/week, receive 50% off second class.

*If three or more family members register, third registrant receives 50% off cost of karate classes.

PatriciaRyan•AquaticsDirector•x321•[email protected]

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SPORTS/FITNESS: AQUATICS

REGISTRATIONDATESFORSWIM2016-2017Children who are enrolled in GROUP Aquatics lessons in the Spring 2016 session are eligible to re-enroll for the Fall 2016 session during priority registration. Nursery school children enrolled in the 2016-2017 school year are eligible as well.

• New Level I participants do not require placement evaluation, but proof of age is required.

• New Level II or above participants should bring an American Red Cross card, if available, or call (914) 472-3300, x321 to inquire if swim test will be necessary for placement.

FALLSESSION:Priority Registration: Monday,June6,2016–Friday,June17,2016OpenRegistration:Monday,June20,2016Session Dates: Monday, September 12 – Thursday, December 15, 2016 No classes: 10/3-4, 10/10-12, 10/17-18, 10/24-25, 11/23-26

WINTERSESSION:Priority Registration 1 (remaining in same level/day/time): Monday, November 28, 2016 - Friday, December 2, 2016 Priority Registration 2 (for those advancing/changing days): Sunday, December 4, 2016-Friday, December 9, 2016 Open Registration: Monday, December 12, 2016 Session Dates: Tuesday, January 3, 2017 – Saturday, March 18, 2017 No classes: 1/16, 2/20-25

SPRINGSESSION:Priority Registration 1 (remaining in same level/day/time): Monday, February 13, 2017-Friday, February 17, 2017 Priority Registration 2 (for those advancing/changing days): Sunday, February 26, 2017-Friday, March 3, 2017 Open Registration: Monday, March 6, 2017 Session Dates: Monday, March 27, 2017 - Thursday, June 15, 2017 No classes: 4/10-16, 5/27-6/1

CHILDREN’SCLASSES• All Level I, II, III classes are 30 minutes. • All Level IV, V and Competitive Stroke classes are 45 minutes.

PARENT/CHILDAQUATICS 12 months - 2¾ Yrs. (LITTLE GOLDFISH) Parent/caregiver and child work together to learn basic skills such as bubble blowing, kicking, big arms, and safety jumps. With the use of flotation devices, games, and water play, children will become comfortable in the water. As a reminder, children must wear a swim diaper. Ratio 6 pairs: Instructor12 Saturdays Fall $360 9 Saturdays Spring $270 10:00-10:30am

12 Fridays Fall $360 10 Fridays Spring $300 10:00-10:30am

PRE-SCHOOLAQUATICS 3-4 Yrs. This class is for children who are learning how to get comfort-able in the water. Participants learn basic swimming skills: put-ting their face in the water, blowing bubbles, and moving their arms and legs in the water. They will also learn FUNdamentals such as back floats, treading water and jumping into the water. Ratio 3: Instructor

10 Tuesdays Fall, Winter $300 9 Tuesdays Spring $270 1:00-1:30pm

13 Thursdays Fall $390 10 Thursdays Winter, Spring $300 1:00-1:30pm

TADPOLES-LEVELIAn introduction to water skills that helps participants to feel comfortable in the water. The class focuses on basic swimming skills including kicking, arm movements, floating, and jumps. All of these skills are taught with support. Principles such as safe water entry/exit, water buoyancy, breathing control and blowing bubbles, as well as aquatic safety, will also be taught. This class prepares participants to become independent swimmers. Ratio 3: Instructor

10 Mondays Fall $300 8 Mondays Winter $240 9 Mondays Spring $270 3:30-4:00pm 3-4 yrs. 4:00-4:30pm 4-6 yrs.

10 Tuesdays Fall, Winter $300 9 Tuesdays Spring $270 3:30-4:00pm 3-5 yrs.

12 Wednesdays Fall $360 10 Wednesdays Winter, Spring $300 3:30-4:00pm 3-5 yrs. 4:00-4:30pm 4-6 yrs.

13 Thursdays Fall $390 10 Thursdays Winter, Spring $300 3:30-4:00pm 3-4 yrs. 4:00-4:30pm 4-6 yrs.

12 Saturdays Fall $360 10 Saturdays Winter $300 9 Saturdays Spring $270 3:00-3:30pm 3-5 yrs. 3:30-4:00pm 4-6 yrs.

PatriciaRyan•AquaticsDirector•x321•[email protected]



WATERSKILLSANDFUNDAMENTALAQUATICS-LEVELSI&IIParticipants in this class will be introduced to the skills used by a Level II swimmer, but will also work on Level I skills that still need to be mastered. Ratio 3: Instructor


12 Wednesdays Fall $360 10 Wednesdays Winter, Spring $300 4:30-5:00pm 4-6 yrs.

13 Thursdays Fall $390 10 Thursdays Winter, Spring $300 4:30-5:00pm 4-6 yrs.

12 Saturdays Fall $360 10 Saturdays Winter $300 9 Saturdays Spring $270 4:00-4:30pm 4-6 yrs.

MINNOW-LEVELIIParticipants in this class should be proficient in the skills of our Tadpole class. This is a FUNdamental swimming skills class that allows participants to improve/refine arm and leg movements on their front-side and back, as well as learn how to do a sit dive. Participants are also taught how to tread water, and gain comfort in deep water. Ratio 6: Instructor




13 Thursdays Fall $390 10 Thursdays Winter, Spring $300 3:45-4:15pm 4-6 yrs


LEAPFROG-LEVELIIIThis class is for participants who are able to swim at least 15 yards without assistance. This is a stroke development class where participants will learn rotary breathing, scissor kick, elementary backstroke, and butterfly kick. They will also be introduced to kneeling and standing dives along with other swimming/water safety skills. Ratio 6: Instructor


10 Tuesdays Fall, Winter $300 9 Tuesdays Spring $270 4:00-4:30pm 5-7 yrs. 4:45-5:15pm 7-10 yrs.


13 Thursdays Fall $390 10 Thursdays Winter, Spring $300 4:15-4:45pm 5-7 yrs. 4:45-5:15pm 7-10 yrs.

12 Saturdays Fall $360 10 Saturdays Winter $300 9 Saturdays Spring $270 3:30-4:00pm 5-7 yrs. 4:00-4:30pm 7-10 yrs.

SEAHORSES-LEVELIVThis class is for participants who are able to swim 25 yards using the following strokes: freestyle, backstroke, and elementary backstroke. This is a stroke improvement class where participants will not only improve their technique but will be taught breaststroke and the fundamentals of butterfly. Ratio 7: Instructor

10 Mondays Fall $370 8 Mondays Winter $296 9 Mondays Spring $333 3:45-4:30pm 6-9 yrs.







STARFISH-LEVELVOur starfish class is a learn-to-swim class is where participants should be able to swim 50 yards of freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, and breaststroke. A basic understanding of butterfly is required. Participants will work on stroke refinement and increasing their speed while keeping a smooth technique. They will also be introduced to the world of flip-turns and circle swimming. Ratio 8: Instructor

10 Mondays Fall $370 8 Mondays Winter $296 9 Mondays Spring $333 4:30-5:15pm 7-10 yrs.


SEALS-COMPETITIVESTROKETECHNIQUEParticipants must have approval from the group lesson coordinator to participate in this class. Seals work on development and improvement of competitive strokes, starts, and turns as well as on building endurance in preparation to participate in competitive workouts. Ratio 8: Instructor



JCCSWIMTEAM-THESTINGRAYS Ages 6-18 yrs. We are part of the Westchester Fairfield Swim league which comprises about 13 teams around our area and every year the league grows with more and more teams. We are a recreational swim team that tries to build and develop swimmers of all ages and ranges. If interested, your child must be able to proficiently swim 25 yards of the crawl, backstroke, and breaststroke and have some competitive swim background. Practices must be attended regularly, and swim meet participation is required. All home and away meets are held on Sundays. Tryouts for the 2016-2017 season will be posted on the website.

Call Patricia Ryan, Head Swim Coach at (914) 472-7185 for more information, or email us at [email protected].

September-March $950 Each additional sibling, $825

STINGRAYPRE-TEAM Ages 5-8 This program is for children who need some swimming technique work - we provide organized practices and coaching. There are some competitions. Your children will be guided and trained by our coaches. Pre-team practice is held twice a week on Tuesday & Sunday afternoons. In order to join the JCC Pre-Team you will need to attend the JCC Stingray try-outs.

September– February $625

SPRINGSTINGRAYSWIMTEAMThis program is for currentSwim Team members. It is designed to maintain endurance and reinforce good stroke technique leading into the summer swim season. Date and time TBD. March-June $475

SPRINGSTINGRAYPRE-TEAM Ages 5-8 This program is for children who were on the pre-team and are looking to continue to swim before the summer. New participants may be considered but will need to be evaluated. Practice is offered once a week on Tuesday afternoons, 4-5pm. March-June $350



LIFEGUARDINGCERTIFICATION 15 yrs. & up

Want to learn how to save a life? Learn how to become a lifeguard at the JCC! MUST PASS PRE-REQUISITE IN ORDER TO ENROLL ($25 non-refundable fee required). Class meets once a week. Contact Aquatics Director at ext. 321 for more information.

Thursdays March 9–May 18, 2017 (subject to change) 6:30-10:00pm $475 No Class: 4/13 One Sunday in April, 8:30am-4:00pm REQUIRED for First Aid and CPR! (Date TBD)

LIFEGUARDINGCHALLENGEIs your American Red Cross certification almost expired? Get recertified at the JCC! Call Aquatics Director at x321 for more information. $180

CPR&AEDFORTHEPROFESSIONALRESCUERCHALLENGE:Is your American Red Cross certification almost expired? Get recertified at the JCC! Call Aquatics Director at x321 for more information. $80

ADULTCLASSESAQUACISEEnjoy the benefits of a low-impact workout by using water resistance to enhance your flexibility, muscle balance, and cardiovascular fitness. This class is FREE of charge for Health Center Members only. (Advanced registration is required).

36 Mondays Sept. 12, 2016 – June 12, 2017 $720 10:00-11:00am 38 Thursdays Sept. 8, 2016 – June 15, 2017 $760 10:00-11:00am Both Classes Special $1,375 No Class: 11/24, 12/26, 12/29, 4/10, 4/13, 5/29

PRIVATELESSONSLearn to swim or perfect strokes with one-on-one instruction. 6 half-hour lessons 3 yrs. to adult $275

SEMI-PRIVATELESSONSLearn to swim or perfect strokes with a friend. Participants must be in the same age range and have the same level of swimming ability.

6 half-hour lessons 3 yrs. to adult $200 per participant

PRIVATELESSONSFORLEARNINGANDPHYSICALLYDISABLEDOne-on-one instruction with a special needs instructor. 6 half-hour lessons 3 yrs. to adult $295

Contact Marlena Rykala, Private Lesson Coordinator, (914) 472-3300, x312, [email protected]

*All Private and Semi-Private lesson participants: You must cancel 24 hours in advance or you will be charged for the session. Cards expire 4 months from date of purchase.


SPORTS/FITNESS: GYMNASTICS

Fall2016:Sun.September11th–Tues.Dec.20thNo classes: 10/2-10/4, 10/9-10/12, 10/16-10/18,10/23-10/25,11/23-11/26 Winter2017:Tues.January.3rd–Sat.March18thNo classes: 1/16, 2/19-2/25 Spring2017:Sun.March26th–Sat.June17thNo classes: 4/9-4/18, 5/27-6/1

FALLREGISTRATION•Gymnastics Re-enrollment: Students who are enrolled in the gymnastics program for Spring 2016 and their siblings will have the opportunity to re-enroll for Fall 2016. Nursery school children enrolled in 2016-2017 school year are eligible as well. Tuesday,June14th-Monday,June20th

•Open Enrollment for Fall 2016 begins Thursday,June23rd•Wait lists will be maintained for all full classes.

WINTERREGISTRATION•Gymnastics Re-enrollment: Students who are enrolled in the gymnastics program for Fall 2016 will have the opportunity to re-enroll for Winter 2017. Nursery school children enrolled in 2016-2017 school year are eligible as well. Thursday,December8th–Wednesday,December14th•Open Enrollment for Winter 2017 begins Tues.December20th•Wait lists will be maintained for all full classes.

SPRINGREGISTRATION•Gymnastics Re-enrollment: Students who are enrolled in the gymnastics program for Winter 2017 will have the opportunity to re-enroll for Spring 2017. Nursery school children enrolled in 2016-2017 school year are eligible as well. Monday, March6th–Monday,March13th•Open registration for Spring 2017 begins Tuesday,March14th

PRE-SCHOOLGYMNASTICSCLASSESPARENTTOT*CHILD MUST BE 1.5 YEARS OLD BY SEPTEMBER 1, 2016. NO EXCEPTIONS! Classes are designed for parents/guardians or caregivers with their 1.5- 3 year old children. Parents/guardians or caregivers are required to participate in every class as their child is given the opportunity to become accustomed to different gymnastics equip-ment. The class promotes fitness and development of gross motor skills in a fun and safe environment. This is a 30 minute class.

11 Tuesdays Fall 2016 $253 10 Tuesdays Winter 2017 $230 9 Tuesdays Spring 2017 $207 12:30-1:00pm Ages 1.5-3

12 Thursdays Fall 2016 $276 10 Thursdays Winter 2017 $230 10 Thursdays Spring 2017 $230 12:30-1:00pm Ages 1.5-3

12 Saturdays Fall 2016 $276 10 Saturdays Winter 2017 $230 10 Saturdays Spring 2017 $230 10:45-11:15am Ages 1.5-3

TOTS*CHILD MUST BE 3 YEARS OLD BY DECEMBER 31st. NO EXCEPTIONS! Children are taught age-appropriate gymnastics, movements, and concepts in an organized and structured environment. This is a 45 minute drop-off class. Child must be potty trained.

11 Sundays Fall 2016 $297 9 Sundays Winter 2017 $243 9 Sundays Spring 2017 $243 2:00-2:45pm Ages 3-4

11 Mondays Fall 2016 $297 8 Mondays Winter 2017 $216 9 Mondays Spring 2017 $243 12:30-1:15pm Ages 3-4 1:30-2:15pm Ages 3-4 2:45-3:30pm Ages 3-4 3:30-4:15pm Ages 3-4

11 Tuesdays Fall 2016 $297 10 Tuesdays Winter 2017 $270 9 Tuesdays Spring 2017 $243 1:00-1:45pm Ages 3-4 2:45-3:30pm Ages 3-4 3:30-4:15pm Ages 3-4

12 Wednesdays Fall 2016 $324 10 Wednesdays Winter 2017 $270 10 Wednesdays Spring 2017 $270 1:45-2:30pm Ages 3-4 3:30-4:15pm Ages 3-4

12 Thursdays Fall 2016 $324 10 Thursdays Winter 2017 $270 10 Thursdays Spring 2017 $270 1:30-2:15pm Ages 3-4 2:30-3:15pm Ages 3-4 3:30-4:15pm Ages 3-4

12 Saturdays Fall 2016 $324 10 Saturdays Winter 2017 $270 10 Saturdays Spring 2017 $270 10:30-11:15am Ages 3-4

TiffanySmith•GymnasticsDirector•x324•[email protected]



KINDERGARTENGYMNASTICSCLASSES*CHILD MUST BE ENROLLED IN KINDERGARTEN FOR THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR. NO EXCEPTIONS!

NEW!KINDERGARTENGYMNASTICS (55 minutes) Children are taught age-appropriate gymnastics skills, movements, and concepts in an organized and structured environment, along with gym safety rules. This class is perfect for someone who has never done gymnastics before or is coming from a pre-school gymnastics program.


11 Mondays Fall 2016 $308 8 Mondays Winter 2017 $224 9 Mondays Spring 2017 $252 3:30-4:25pm Ages 4-5 4:30-5:25pm Ages 4-5


12 Thursdays Fall 2016 $336 10 Thursdays Winter 2017 $280 10 Thursdays Spring 2017 $280 4:30-5:25pm Ages 4-5

JUNIORGYMNASTICSCLASSES*CHILD MUST BE 6 YEARS OLD BY DECEMBER 31st. NO EXCEPTIONS!

JR.GYMNASTICSBEGINNER (55 minutes) This beginner class is an introduction to gymnastics. Children are taught basic gymnastics skills and gym safety rules. Gymnasts will learn and become familiar with the fundamentals of gymnastics. Gymnasts are moved to the next level at the discretion of the instructor.


11 Mondays Fall 2016 $308 8 Mondays Winter 2017 $224 9 Mondays Spring 2017 $252 4:30-5:25pm Ages 6-7



12 Saturdays Fall 2016 $336 10 Saturdays Winter 2017 $280 10 Saturdays Spring 2017 $280 11:30am-12:25pm Ages 6-7

JR.GYMNASTICSINTERMEDIATE (55 minutes) *Pre-Requisite: Jr. Gymnastics Beginner This class is for children who have accomplished basic skills on each apparatus and understand gym safety and awareness. Technique is introduced at this level.


12 Wednesdays Fall 2016 $336 10 Wednesdays Winter 2017 $280 10 Wednesdays Spring 2017 $280 4:30-5:25pm Ages 6-7


GIRLSANDBOYSGYMNASTICSCLASSES*CHILD MUST BE 8 YEARS OLD BY DECEMBER 31st. NO EXCEPTIONS!

GIRLSBEGINNER (55 minutes) Beginners learn introductory gymnastics skills on each apparatus. This class teaches the gymnast strength and discipline while developing the appropriate gymnastics etiquette. This class is perfect for girls who are coming from Junior Gymnastics or a similar program. Gymnasts are moved to the next level at the discretion of the instructor.








GIRLSINTERMEDIATE (55 minutes) *Director permission required This class is designed for the gymnast who has mastered basic skills at each event and is ready to learn more difficult skills while incorporating conditioning. Skill sequences are introduced at this level.





GIRLSADVANCED (1 hour) *Pre-Requisite: Intermediate Gymnastics with Director permission Advanced gymnasts will continue developing previously learned skills. Strength, conditioning, and flexibility become more challenging with emphasis on higher level skills and technique. This class can be an alternative to the competitive team structure.




BOYSBEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE (55 minutes) Boys will learn introductory gymnastics skills. This class teaches the gymnast strength and discipline while developing the appropriate gymnastics etiquette.


TEENGYMNASTICSCLASSES*CHILD MUST BE 11 YEARS OLD BY DECEMBER 31st. NO EXCEPTIONS!

TEENBEGINNER (1 hour and 30 minutes) Beginners learn introductory gymnastics skills on each apparatus. This class teaches the gymnast strength and discipline while developing the appropriate gymnastics etiquette.


TEENINTERMEDIATE (1 hour and 30 minutes) *Director permission required This class is designed for the gymnast who has mastered basic skills at each event and is ready to learn more difficult skills while incorporating conditioning. Skill sequences are introduced at this level.


TEENADVANCED (1 hour and 30 minutes) *Pre-Requisite: Intermediate Gymnastics with Director permission Advanced gymnasts will continue developing previously learned skills. Strength, conditioning, and flexibility become more challenging with emphasis on higher level skills and technique. This class can be an alternative to the competitive team structure.


TUMBLINGCLASSESTumbling is perfect for those who want to learn to tumble for their school cheerleading squads or All-Star Teams. This program incorporates balance work, jumps and conditioning with a heavy concentration on tumbling. All skills will be taught with proper progression.

TUMBLINGBEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE (1 hour)12 Wednesdays Fall 2016 $360 10 Wednesdays Winter 2017 $300 10 Wednesdays Spring 2017 $300 6:30-7:30pm Ages 7-12

TiffanySmith•GymnasticsDirector•x324•[email protected]



TUMBLINGADVANCED (1 hour)12 Wednesdays Fall 2016 $360 10 Wednesdays Winter 2017 $300 10 Wednesdays Spring 2017 $300 5:30-6:30pm Ages 7-12

PRIVATELESSONSPrivate lessons will be available on a limited basis. Please contact the Gymnastics department for more information regarding pricing and availability

COMPETITIVEGYMNASTICSPROGRAMWe offer a competitive gymnastics program that follows USA GYMNASTICS rules and guidelines. Each class progresses through the USAG curriculum at a competitive pace. These classes are by invitation only and an evaluation is required. Please call to schedule an evaluation if the season has already begun.

FUTUREGEMSPROGRAM*Director permission required.

HOTTOTS (1 hour) Hot Tots is designed for the child who shows an exceptional level of intensity in gymnastics and is prepared to master basic skills at an early age.


11 Tuesdays Fall 2016 $385 10 Tuesdays Winter 2017 $350 9 Tuesdays Spring 2017 $315 4:00-5:00pm Ages 3-6

JUNIORGEMS (1 hour and 30 minutes) Junior Gems is an invitation only program for girls who show exceptional talent and a natural ability in the sport of gymnastics. Gymnasts will train at an accelerated and intense rate in which speed, flexibility and strength are incorporated. Competitive and compulsory structures will be introduced.

11 Sundays Fall 2016 $495 9 Sundays Winter 2017 $405 9 Sundays Spring 2017 $405 3:00- 4:30pm Ages 6 and up

11 Tuesdays Fall 2016 $495 10 Tuesdays Winter 2017 $450 9 Tuesdays Spring 2017 $405 4:30-6:00pm Ages 6 and up

12 Thursdays Fall 2016 $540 10 Thursdays Winter 2017 $450 10 Thursdays Spring 2017 $450 5:30-7:00pm Ages 6 and up

PRE-TEAM (3 hours) Pre Team is an invitation only program for gymnasts who are training to become members of The JCC Gems. Presentation will be introduced while emphasizing the competitive and compulsory structures required by USA GYMNASTICS. Pre-Team requires three hours of mandatory practice including the one hour conditioning sequence on Sundays (marked “ ✪ ”).

11 Sundays Fall 2016 $605 9 Sundays Winter 2017 $495 9 Sundays Spring 2017 $495 4:00-6:00pm All ages

11 Tuesdays Fall 2016 $605 10 Tuesdays Winter 2017 $550 9 Tuesdays Spring 2017 $495 5:00-7:00pm All ages

12 Thursdays Fall 2016 $660 10 Thursdays Winter 2017 $550 10 Thursdays Spring 2017 $550 5:30-7:30pm All ages

11 Sundays Fall 2016 Included 9 Sundays Winter 2017 Included 9 Sundays Spring 2017 Included ✪ 3:00-4:00pm All ages

TEAMJCCGEMS*Director permission required The competitive gymnastics program is for gymnasts competing in USAG levels three and up. Team members learn advanced gymnastics skills and routines for compulsory and optional USAG levels. The JCC Gems train at highest level and display exceptional values within our program. Please contact the Director for more information regarding enrollment criteria, evaluation, practice days/times and pricing.


THE JCC

JCCHOURSOFOPERATION SPORTS&FITNESS FRONTDESKMonday-Thursday 6:00am-9:45pm 8:30am-8:00pm Friday 6:00am-5:45pm 8:30am- 5:00pm Saturday* 8:00am-4:45pm Sunday 8:00am-5:45pm 8:00am-4:00pm July 1 - September 5, 2016 Friday 6:00am-6:00pm Saturday* 8:00am-2:45pm Sunday 8:00am-2:45pm 8:00am-2:45pm

The JCC building and Sports & Fitness facility are closed: July 4th, Labor Day 9/5/16, Rosh Hashanah 10/3-10/4/16, Yom Kippur 10/12/16, Thanksgiving 11/24/16 and Passover 4/11/17. The front desk is closed Saturdays and most Jewish Holidays. *Money is not exchanged on Saturdays.

JCCPOLICIESANDINFORMATION

WEATHERCANCELLATIONSPrograms may be cancelled due to changing weather conditions. For up-to-date information, call our weather number, (914) 472-3300, x113 or visit www.jccmw.org. When classes are cancelled due to weather, every effort will be made to schedule make-ups.

KOSHERPOLICYThe JCC serves and provides kosher food for all JCC programs offered in the building. Our minimum standard is packaged food marked with a K and caterers who consider themselves, and are recognized as, Kosher.

VENDINGMACHINES are available in the café area featuring kosher snacks and hot and cold drinks.

NUTPOLICYThe JCC does not serve foods that contain peanuts or peanut products. While all current recommendations relating to peanut allergies have been followed, the JCC building is open to the public and therefore cannot guarantee that all surfaces or foods within the building do not have peanuts or peanut products on them.

USEOFPHOTOGRAPHSANDVIDEORECORDINGSPhotographs and video taken during JCC activities and programs may be used for JCC publicity and/or publications. By participating in JCC programs, you agree to the use of your image by the JCC.

DOGSWith the exception of service animals, dogs are not permitted in the building.

WI-FIinternet access is available in the JCC lobbies.

REGISTRATIONFEE&SECURITYSURCHARGE• An annualregistration fee and a security surcharge are required. The non-refundable fees are as follows: • Registration: $50 for individuals, $95 for families (two or more family members of any age) • Security: $45 for individuals, $80 for families (two or more family members of any age)

Most single events and short term programs with a maximum ofthreesessionsare not subject to the fees.

Fees subject to change during the year.

PAYMENTS• The JCC accepts the following payment methods: Checks, cash, MasterCard, Visa and American Express. There is a $35 fee for all returned checks.

• Payment plans are available for an additional fee. Please inquire at (914) 472-3300, x313.

REFUNDPOLICY• A $50 processing fee will be applied to refunds prior to the first class. • An additional withdrawal fee of 25% of the program fee may be applied after the first class. Refunds may not be available after the second class. • All other programs and activities are non-refundable unless otherwise specified.

FINANCIALASSISTANCE/SCHOLARSHIPSThe JCC offers a limited number of scholarships for those in financial need. Please contact Jill Kaufman at (914) 472-3300, x313 to request an application.

RENTALSandPARTIESConsider the JCC and its multi-faceted facilities for your next event or party. The 200+ seat Bendheim Performing Arts Center is available for rental. The Social Hall accommodates from 20 to 350 people for business or corporate functions, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Anniversaries or Wedding parties. The JCC has a space for every purpose – explore your options with Jill Kaufman, (914) 472-3300, x313.


INDEX

2’s Programs......................................................12(About) The JCC .............................................35Academic Center ...................................... 16, 20 After School Child Care ..................................13After School Enrichment, Special Needs ...............................................23Aquacise ........................................................... 30Aquatics, Adult Classes ................................ 30Aquatics, Children’s Classes ................... 27-29Aquatics, Teen Classes ........................... 29-30Art Classes, Adult ............................................. 3Art Classes, Children ........................................ 2Art Classes, Teens ............................................. 2Art Gallery ........................................................... 3Art Workshops ................................................... 3Arts & Talks ........................................................19Babysitting Certification Class .....................21Ballet Classes, Adult ....................................9-10Ballet Classes, Children ...........................5, 7-9Ballet Classes, Pre-school ...............................5Ballet Classes, Teens ....................................8-9Basketball, Adults............................................25Basketball, Kids ................................................26 BBYO ...................................................................17Bendheim Performing Arts Center ....................................................... 11Birthday Parties ................................................15B’nai Brith Youth Organization (BBYO) .....................................17 Board of Directors.............................................. 1Building Policies ..............................................35Camp Gadol .......................................................14Camp, Special Needs .......................................14Camps, Summer ...............................................14Camps, Vacation MinI ......................................14(Cheer) Tumbling .............................................33Circle of Friends .............................................23College Prep .....................................................20Community Service, Adult .............................19Community Service, Special Needs ...........................................17, 23Community Service, Teens ............................17CPR & AED recertification ........................... 30Cycling, Studio .................................................25Dance Classes, Adult ..................................9-10Dance Classes, Children ..................................5Dance Classes, Pre-School .............................5Dance Classes, Special Needs .....................23Dance Classes, Teens ...................................5-9Dance Summer Intensive ..........................4, 14 Developmental Disabilities Enrichment Services ...............................23

Early Childhood Early Drop-off ....................13Engage Jewish Service Corps ......................19Enrichment for 3’s ...........................................12Enrichment for 4’s ...........................................12Evaluations, Special Needs ...........................22Facility Rental ..............................................11, 35Financial Assistance/Scholarship ...............35 Group Fitness Classes ....................................25Gymnastics.........................................................31Gymnastics, Children ................................31-34Gymnastics, Competitive Program ..................................34Gymnastics, Pre-School ..................................31Gymnastics, Teens ....................................33-34Hebrew Programming, Children...................18(Jewish) Holiday Calendar ....................... 18-19Hours of Operation .........................................35Infant/Toddler & Parenting ............................12Internships, Art ............................................ 3, 16High School Projects & Internships ............17Internships, Search Workshop ......................21Israel Connections Club..................................18Israeli Folk Dancing ..........................................10JCC General Information ..............................35Jewish Living .............................................. 18-19Job Search Workshop, New Grads ........................................................21Karate .................................................................26Karate, Pre-School ..........................................26Kid’s Place After-school Child Care ........................................................13Kid’s Sports .......................................................26 Kosher Policy....................................................35Lifeguarding .................................................... 30LIT/CIT Experience ...........................................14Learning Circle .................................................22Lunch Bunch......................................................13Massage Therapy ............................................25Masters Swim Program .................................25Men’s Club ..........................................................19Mission Statement ............................................. 1Musical Theatre Classes .................................. 11Nursery School for 3’s ....................................12Nursery School for 4’s ....................................12Nursery School Programs ........................ 12-13Nut Policy ..........................................................35Personal Training ............................................25Personal Training, Small Group ....................................................25 Pilates .................................................................25Private Aquatics Lessons ............................ 30Pre-School Programs ................................. 12-13

Racquetball .......................................................25Refund Policy ...................................................35Registration, Aquatics ............................... 1, 27Registration, General ........................................ 1Registration, Gymnastics ........................... 1, 31Related Services, Special Needs ................................................22 Rentals and Parties Information .................................11, 35Russian Connections .......................................18Scarsdale Adult Education ...........................19 Senior Connections .........................................19Sib Connection .................................................23Soccer, Pre-school ...........................................26Special Needs, Evaluations ...........................22Special Needs Services .................................22Special Needs, Teens .....................................23Speed Reading ..................................................21Sports/Fitness Packages and Fees ..........................................................24STEAM Programming......................................15Stingrays, The JCC Swim Team ................29 Study Skills, Teens ..........................................20Summer Arts Center ..................................2, 14Summer Camps ................................................14Sunday/FUNday ...............................................23Super Sports ....................................................26Swim Team ........................................................29Tai Chi, Special Needs ....................................23Teen Programming ..........................................16Teen Saturday Night Social, Special Needs ...........................................17, 23Teens, Aquatics ......................................... 16, 30Teens, Art Classes .......................................2, 16Teens, Dance ............................................5-9, 16Teens, Fitness ............................................16, 25Teens, Gymnastics .............................. 16, 32-33Theatre Classes ................................................. 11The JCC .............................................................35Toward Tomorrow Summer Camp .........................................14, 22Toward Tomorrow, Pre-School .....................22 Tumbling ............................................................33Vacation Mini-Camps.......................................14Volunteering, Adult..........................................19Volunteering, Special Needs ........................23Volunteering, Teens .........................................17Youth Group/BBYO, Teens .............................17Zumba .................................................................10

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There are many ways to support the JCC of Mid-Westchester and we are grateful for all contributions. We value the support of our friends, patrons, families, and corporate sponsors to keep our JCC strong and vibrant so that we may continue to offer the programs and services that make a difference in the lives of those in our community.

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CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS – your business can partner with the JCC as a corporate sponsor of one or all of our special series or events. Businesses will be matched with events and/or activities to reap widespread exposure, including advertising to various markets. Your business can be listed on our website, spotlighted in our e-blasts that are delivered to 9,500 patrons, or showcase your business with prominent posters or banners in our gym, pool area, nursery school or lobbies. Your support helps our JCC continue to meet its mission of providing social, recreational, educational, and cultural programs and humanitarian services to our community.

ADVERTISE IN OUR PROGRAM GUIDES – showcase your business in one or all three of our program guides. Each of our guides is targeted to different markets and each is an attractive, professional, and informative guide that lists programs, events and classes that are available to our patrons and to the community at large. The Annual program guide is published in May, the Senior Connections guide in the summer and the Arts&Talks adult program guide in September.

SUPPORT OUR EVENTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS – throughout the year the JCC runs many events; PTA functions, film series, book series, speaker series, holiday celebrations, fundraisers in partnerships with other organizations, etc. Individuals and businesses are encouraged to sponsor these opportunities.

ANNUAL FUNDRAISER – We create lasting connections and meaningful moments that bring our community together impacting thousands of lives. We offer programs for people of all ages and an array of classes and events that meet a variety of needs. Creating the connections that inspire our success takes planning, caring, commitment and dollars. While tuitions and fees help underwrite some of our costs, they only account for a portion of what we need to wholly support our community. Every dollar raised goes towards our programs that change lives and your support can make the difference that matters. Each year the JCC holds an event to celebrate our accomplishments, raise funds to continue to broaden and deepen our programming and serve our patrons and the community.

For more information please contact Rika Levin, director of marketing, communications and corporate sponsorships at [email protected] or 914-472-7086

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