Summer 2014

Summer 2014 Activity Guide (414) 773-2900www.tosarec.com

Wauwatosa School DistrictR E C R E A T I O N D E P A R T M E N T & S U M M E R S C H O O L

NewRegistrationProcedures!

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Classes and activities for youth, teens and adults | www.tosarec.com

Recreation Department 12011 W. North AvenueWauwatosa, WI 53226

Office Hours8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday - Friday

Telephone(414)773-2900

Summer School(414)773-3200

Fax(414)773-2920

Onlinewww.tosarec.com

Our mission . . .To enhance the quality of life forWauwatosa citizens of all ages byproviding a variety of recreationalactivities, special events, and serviceswhich encourage lifelong learning,fitness, and fun.

The Wauwatosa School District does not discriminate on the basis of a person’s color, sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, mar-ital status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability.

Aquatics 3 - 9Children’s Activities 35 - 43Community Information 33Creative Connection (Adult Education) 24Driver Education 34Exercise & Fitness 18 - 21Gymnastics & Tumbling 42 - 43Learning Never Ends 25 - 28Playground 2Pre-School Swim 3 - 5

Pre-School Activities 16, 36, 37, 39, 40, 42Registration Form 60Registration Information Inside Back CoverSafety (Babysitting Instruction, etc) 10Senior Club 22 - 23Sports 11 - 17Summer Adventure Club (Day Care) 35Summer School 44 - 59Summer School High School 57 - 59

NEW Registration Procedures!To improve your registration experience . . .

• Wauwatosa residents* should Register NOWfor most activities and all Summer School classeslisted in this guide.

• Register for beginningSaturday, April 26 online at www.tosarec.com :

8:00am Children’s Swim & Preschool Swim Classes10:00am Babysitting Instruction, Children’s Cooking,

Wee Chefs & Wee Explorers, Etiquette, Day Trips, Day Camp, Mighty Mites Soccer,K5-Gr.1 Boys Basketball Camp

• L k for directions on each page of thisguide for specific registration dates for each classor activity.

• Non-residents may begin registering on May 5.(Exception: Adult PGA Golf, Spring Fitness and SpringCreative Connection Classes - Register NOW.)

*Chapter 220 and Open Enrollment families register as Resident.

CONTENTS

High Demand Classes

SSuummmmeerr PPllaayyggrroouunnddRegister IN PERSON on Thursday, June 12

from 3:00 - 6:00pmLocation: Your area playgroundFee: $36.00* per child

*All field trips require additional fees for buses and programs.

Parents!! Get to know your playground leaders this summer! Stop by any time during the dayand visit with the leaders. Enjoy some playground games and introduce yourself!

Register Register in personin person

Important Note for All Parents:The 2nd - 8th grade program is a DROP-IN activity; children are allowed to come and go as theyplease. While on the playground, they will be encouraged to participate in ongoing, supervised activi-ties. A safe environment will be provided; however, the program should not be considered an alterna-tive for individual child care.

Remember . . .General (afternoon) Playground willmove indoors when it is activelyraining.

Friday “All City” Field Trip times willcomplement Summer School hours(except for long-distance field trips).

General (afternoon) Playground atEisenhower and Lincoln will open at11:25am. (June 23 - August 4 only)

Field trip pick-up and drop-off will beat Eisenhower and Lincoln.

Field Trip Fun • General (afternoon) Playground on Fridays• Wonderkids Playground on scheduled days

Trips will include both indoor and outdoor activities.Buses will pick up participants from two locations.Permission slips and field trip schedules will be avail-able during Playground registration, and online atwww.tosarec.com. All field trips require a specialpermission slip, an additional fee, and field trip t’shirt.Times vary.

Supervised activities for children inkindergarten through eighth grade(grade completed) who attendschool in Wauwatosa.

June 16 - August 8

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PlaygroundFee: $36 per child.Field Trips requireextra fee & permissionslip.

EisenhowerJeffersonLincolnMadison NEW!McKinleyRooseveltUnderwoodWashingtonWilson

WonderkidsK4 - 1st grade (completed)Active games, arts and crafts, storytelling, and scheduled Wednesday field trips.MTW 9:00 - 11:00am489010-Ei489010-Je489010-Li489010-Ma489010-Mc489010-Ro489010-Un489010-Wa489010-Wi

General Playground2nd - 8th grade (completed)Active games, arts and crafts, “theme days”,old favorites (lanyard, Skelly, Box Hockey),and Friday Field Trips (trip times vary).MTWTh *12:30 - 4:15pm489000-Ei (*Start time: 11:25am)489000-Je489000-Li (*Start time: 11:25am)489000-Ma489000-Mc489000-Ro489000-Un489000-Wa489000-Wi

LocationYour neighborhood publicelementary schoolplayground. (Field Tripbuses leave from twolocations.)11600 W. Center Street6927 Maple Terrace1741 Wauwatosa Avenue9925 W. Glendale Avenue2435 N. 89th Street2535 N. 73rd Street11132 W. Potter Road2166 N. 68th Street1060 Glenview Avenue

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Aqua Tots and Aqua TykesParent/Child Class*2.5 to 5 years, or older if not ready for Children’s Swim, or less than 48” tall. With teacher direction and support, parents take an active role in the developmentof their child’s swim skills. Some songs, games and swim skill techniques willhelp acclimate the child to the aquatic environment. For those parents that feelcomfortable, we may introduce skills that have your swimmer doing things onhis/her own! One adult (need not be a skilled swimmer) must accompany onechild in the water.Aqua Baby

Parent/Child ClassAges *18 - 30 monthsA great way to bond and be involved inyour child’s swimming experience!Have fun in the water utilizing songs,games and activities emphasizing wateradjustment, beginning swim skills, andsafety.(*MUST BE 18 months at the start ofsession.) One adult must accompanyone child in the water.SCHEDULED OPEN HOUSE - noobservation during other classes.Longfellow (pool) $35 / $48 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/16 6:00 - 6:30pm 444011-01TTh 6/17 - 7/17 6:30 - 7:00pm 444011-02TTh 7/22 - 8/21 6:30 - 7:00pm 444011-03T 6/17 - 8/19 6:00 - 6:30pm 444011-05Th 6/19 - 8/21 6:00 - 6:30pm 444011-06

Aqua BabyParent/Child ClassTosa Pool at Hoyt Park$48 / $48 Non-resident M* 6/16 - 8/4 5:20 - 6:00pm 444011-T3MTWTh 6/30 - 7/10 9:35 - 10:15am 444011-T1MTWTh 7/28 - 8/7 9:35 - 10:15am 444011-T2* These classes will NOT be made up if canceled due toinclement weather.

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Open SwimFun for the whole family! Children 7 years and younger must beaccompanied in the water by an adult.Coast Guard approved life jackets willbe allowed on children in shallow wateronly, and with direct parentalsupervision (parent in the water). NO waterwings, inflated tubes, masks

or snorkels. Non-swimmers wishing toobserve must pay.

$1.00 - 17 years and under and Seniors 62+$1.50 - 18 years and olderPay each time you attend. EXACT CHANGE,please. A swim test may be given to children wishing to use the diving well or swim in deeper water.

Children must be picked up at8:30pm or 2:30pm SHARP!

Tosa Pool at Hoyt Park

Classes at Tosa Pool:Classes will be canceled when the Tosa Poolguard staff deems it appropriate to close thepool. To find out if class is canceled, you willneed to go to Tosa Pool. If a MTWTh 2-week class is cancelled due toinclement weather, class will be made up theFriday of that week. All other classes will notbe made up.

East: June 16 - August 9Mondays 7:00 - 8:30pmTuesdays 12:30 - 2:30pm

Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:30pmThursdays 12:30 - 2:30pm (no 7/3)

West: June 16 - August 6Mondays 7:00 - 8:30pm

Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:30pm

Visit www.tosarec.com for specific dateson the Open Swim CalendarOpen Swim Calendar, and for

up-to-date changes.

Aqua Tots (30-48 months)Longfellow (pool)$35 / $48 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/16 7:00 - 7:30pm 444021-02TTh 6/17 - 7/17 7:00 - 7:30pm 444021-03MW 7/21 - 8/20 6:00 - 6:30pm 444021-05MW 7/21 - 8/20 7:00 - 7:30pm 444021-06TTh 7/22 - 8/21 7:00 - 7:30pm 444021-07

Aqua Tots Parent/Child ClassTosa Pool$48 / $48 Non-residentMTWTh 6/16 - 6/26 9:35 - 10:15am 444021-T1MTWTh 7/14 - 7/24 9:35 - 10:15am 444021-T2M* 6/16 - 8/4 6:00 - 6:40pm 444021-T3* These classes will NOT be made up if canceled due toinclement weather.

Aqua Tykes (4-5 years)Longfellow (pool)$35 / $48 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/16 6:30 - 7:00pm 444031-02MW 6/16 - 7/16 7:30 - 8:00pm 444031-03TTh 6/17 - 7/17 7:30 - 8:00pm 444031-04MW 7/21 - 8/20 6:30 - 7:00pm 444031-06MW 7/21 - 8/20 7:30 - 8:00pm 444031-07TTh 7/22 - 8/21 7:30 - 8:00pm 444031-08


Select classes carefully! NO refunds orcredit will be issued for classes at TosaPool once registered. No exceptions.

High Demand Class

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High Demand Class

Resident Registrationfor these swim classes

begins online, Saturday, April 26,Saturday, April 26,

8:00am8:00amwww.tosarec.com

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Just For YouIndividualized swim lessons, Ages 7+This program is designed for those who need individual attention, have difficultyaccomplishing skills in group lessons or are extremely afraid of the water. Signup for one 5-class session designed to give swimmers one-on-one instruction.$48 / $63 Non-residentEast (pool) MTWThF6/16 - 6/20 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E16/23 - 6/27 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E27/7 - 7/11 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E37/14 - 7/18 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E47/21 - 7/25 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E57/28 - 8/1 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E68/4 - 8/8 11:00 - 11:30am 444052-E7

West (pool)TTh 6/17 - 7/1 7:30 - 8:00pm 444052-W5TTh 7/8 - 7/22 7:30 - 8:00pm 444052-W6TTh 7/24 - 8/7 7:30 - 8:00pm 444052-W7

Longfellow (pool) MTWThF6/16 - 6/20 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-016/23 - 6/27 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-027/7 - 7/11 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-037/14 - 7/18 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-047/21 - 7/25 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-057/28 - 8/1 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-068/4 - 8/8 3:00 - 3:30pm 444052-07

Longfellow (pool)TTh 6/17 - 7/1 5:30 - 6:00pm 444052-08TTh 7/8 - 7/22 5:30 - 6:00pm 444052-09TTh 7/24 - 8/7 5:30 - 6:00pm 444052-10

Adaptive Swim LessonsOne-on-one lessons for ages 6+. These lessons are designed for individuals iden-tified as having a disability (physical limitations, cognitive delays and/or devel-opmental delays) and may require direct physical assistance. Students canremain in these lessons or lessons may be used to prepare for inclusion to grouplessons. Depending on the severity of the disability, parent or guardian mayassist in the water. Call for registration information and availability of classes,(414)773-2900.$38 / $53 Non-resident for 5 classes

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By Myself!Small group swim lessons for 6 & 7year olds who are ready to try lessonsalone, but are less than 48 inches tall.Explore skills such as floating, rhythmicbreathing, kicking, arm strokes, and thecoordinated front crawl.Longfellow (pool) $35 / $48 Non-residentMTWThF6/16 - 6/27 2:30 - 3:00pm 444041-016/30 - 7/11 2:30 - 3:00pm 444041-027/14 - 7/25 2:30 - 3:00pm 444041-037/28 - 8/8 2:30 - 3:00pm 444041-04

Tosa Pool $48 / $48 Non-residentMTWTh6/16 - 6/26 8:55 - 9:35am 444041-T16/30 - 7/10 8:55 - 9:35am 444041-T27/14 - 7/24 8:55 - 9:35am 444041-T37/28 - 8/7 8:55 - 9:35am 444041-T4

M* 6/16 - 8/4 4:40 - 5:20pm 444041-T5T* 6/17 - 8/5 4:40 - 5:20pm 444041-T6W* 6/18 - 8/6 5:20 - 6:00pm 444041-T7Th* 6/19 - 8/7 5:20 - 6:00pm 444041-T8* These classes will NOT be made up if canceled due toinclement weather.


SpectatorsSpectators are invited to attend scheduled OpenHouse. No observation at other times. This ensures agood learning environment without distractions.

Arrival TimeArrive no earlier than 15 minutes before, and leavewithin 15 minutes of the end of each program. Lockerrooms are not always staffed with attendants.

Pool PoliciesProvide own suits, towels and locks. Showers must betaken before swimming. The Recreation Department isnot responsible for lost or damaged articles.

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Tosa Pool - Mornings$48 / $48 Non-residentMTWTh 6/16 - 6/26

Time Level Course#9:00am Star 3 444231-T29:00am Star 4 444241-T29:00am Star 5 444251-T29:30am Star 3 444231-T39:30am Star 4 444241-T39:30am Star 5 444251-T310:00am Star 3 444231-T410:00am Star 4 444241-T410:00am Star 5 444251-T410:30am Star 4 444241-T510:30am Star 4 444241-T610:30am Star 5 444251-T5

Pre-School Starfish Swim at Tosa Pool - Mornings

Tosa Pool - Mornings$48 / $48 Non-resident

MTWTh 6/30 - 7/10Time Level Course#9:00am Star 3 444232-T29:00am Star 4 444242-T29:00am Star 5 444252-T29:30am Star 3 444232-T39:30am Star 4 444242-T39:30am Star 5 444252-T310:00am Star 3 444232-T410:00am Star 4 444242-T410:00am Star 5 444252-T410:30am Star 4 444242-T510:30am Star 5 444252-T510:30am Star 5 444252-T6

Tosa Pool - Mornings$48 / $48 Non-residentMTWTh 7/14 - 7/24

Time Level Course#9:00am Star 3 444233-T29:00am Star 4 444243-T29:00am Star 5 444253-T29:30am Star 3 444233-T39:30am Star 4 444243-T39:30am Star 5 444253-T310:00am Star 3 444233-T410:00am Star 4 444243-T410:00am Star 5 444253-T410:30am Star 4 444243-T510:30am Star 4 444243-T610:30am Star 5 444253-T5

Tosa Pool - Mornings$48 / $48 Non-resident

MTWTh 7/28 - 8/7Time Level Course#9:00am Star 3 444234-T29:00am Star 4 444244-T29:00am Star 5 444254-T29:30am Star 3 444234-T39:30am Star 4 444244-T39:30am Star 5 444254-T310:00am Star 3 444234-T410:00am Star 4 444244-T410:00am Star 5 444254-T410:30am Star 4 444244-T510:30am Star 5 444254-T510:30am Star 5 444254-T6

Classes at Tosa Pool:Classes will be canceled when the Tosa Pool guard staff deems it appropriate to closethe pool. To find out if class is canceled, you will need to go to Tosa Pool.

If a MTWTh 2-week swim class is canceled due to inclement weather, class will be madeup the Friday of that week. All other classes will not be made up.

Select classes carefully. NO refunds or credits once registered. No exceptions.


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Pre-School Starfish Swim

Starfish 3: Age 3Starfish 4: Age 4Starfish 5: Age 5This is a water adjustment class foryounger swimmers who are ready toparticipate in a group lesson without aparent. Swimmers will learn waterexploration, beginning basic swimmingskills, and water safety in zero-depth/shallow pool.

Tosa Pool$48 / $48 Non-residentM* 6/16 - 8/45:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 4 444240-015:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 5 444250-016:00 - 6:30pm Starfish 3 444230-016:00 - 6:30pm Starfish 4 444240-026:30 - 7:00pm Starfish 4 444240-076:30 - 7:00pm Starfish 5 444250-06T* 6/17 - 8/5 5:00 - 5:30pm Starfish 3 444230-025:00 - 5:30pm Starfish 4 444240-035:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 4 444240-045:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 5 444250-02*These classes WILL NOT be made up if canceled due toinclement weather.

W* 6/18 - 8/65:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 4 444240-085:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 5 444250-076:00 - 6:30pm Starfish 3 444230-036:00 - 6:30pm Starfish 4 444240-056:30 - 7:00pm Starfish 4 444240-096:30 -7:00pm Starfish 5 444250-08Th* 6/19 - 8/7 5:00 - 5:30pm Starfish 3 444230-045:00 - 5:30pm Starfish 5 444250-045:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 4 444240-065:30 - 6:00pm Starfish 5 444250-05*These classes WILL NOT be made up if canceled due toinclement weather.


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West High - Evenings$35 / $48 Non-residentTTh 6/17 - 7/15 (no 7/3)

Open House: 7/8 Time Level Course#6:00 - 6:40pm 1A 444105-W86:00 - 6:40pm 2 444115-W86:45 - 7:25pm 1B 444195-W96:45 - 7:25pm 4A/4B 444135-W9

TTh 7/17 - 8/12Open House: 8/5

6:00 - 6:40pm 1A/1B 444106-W86:00 - 6:40pm 3 444126-W86:45 - 7:25pm 4A/4B 444136-W96:45 - 7:25pm 5 444156-W9

Longfellow - Afternoons$35 / $48 Non-residentMTWThF 6/16 - 6/27

Open House: 6/24Time Level Course#1:00pm 1A 444101-011:00pm 2 444111-011:30pm 1B 444191-021:30pm 4A 444131-022:00pm 1A 444101-032:00pm 1B 444191-03

Longfellow - Afternoons$32 / $45 Non-resident

MTWThF 6/30 - 7/11 (no 7/4)Open House: 7/8

Time Level Course#1:00pm 1A 444102-011:00pm 1B 444192-011:30pm 1A 444102-021:30pm 3 444122-022:00pm 2 444112-032:00pm 4A 444132-03


Open House: 7/22Time Level Course#1:00pm 1A 444103-011:00pm 3 444123-011:30pm 1B 444193-021:30pm 4B 444143-022:00pm 2 444113-032:00pm 5 444153-03


Open House: 8/5Time Level Course#1:00pm 1A 444104-011:00pm 3 444124-011:30pm 2 444114-021:30pm 4A 444134-022:00pm 1A 444104-032:00pm 1B 444194-03

East High - Evenings$35 / $48 Non-resident

TTh 6/17 - 7/15 (no 7/3)Open House: 7/8

Time Level Course#6:00 - 6:40pm 1A 444107-E86:00 - 6:40pm 2 444117-E86:45 - 7:25pm 1B 444197-E96:45 - 7:25pm 3 444127-E9

TTh 7/17 - 8/12Open House: 8/5

6:00 - 6:40pm 1B 444198-E86:00 - 6:40pm 2 444118-E86:45 - 7:25pm 1A 444108-E96:45 - 7:25pm 4A 444138-E9

West High - Evenings$35 / $48 Non-resident

MW 6/16 - 7/9Open House: 7/2

Time Level Course#5:30 - 6:10pm 1A 444107-W85:30 - 6:10pm 2 444117-W86:15 - 6:55pm 1B 444197-W96:15 - 6:55pm 3 444127-W9

MW 7/14 - 8/6Open House: 7/31

5:30 - 6:10pm 1B 444198-W85:30 - 6:10pm 2 444118-W86:15 - 6:55pm 1A 444108-W96:15 - 6:55pm 4A/4B 444138-W9

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Children’s Swim Instruction at Longfellow - Afternoons

Level 1A - Intro to Water SkillsLearn basic water safety info, practice submergingface without holding nose, opening eyes underwaterand retrieve submerged object, breath control, floats,and the front crawl (arms, kicking & coordination).Goal: Swim half the width of the pool with properrotary breathing.Level 1B - Intro to Water SkillsPassed Level 1A; perform more skills independently,continue with submerging skills, front crawl (properrotary breathing, arms, kicking & coordination), rollingover from front to back and back to front, front andback glides, kicking on back and recovering to verticalposition. Goal: Swim the complete width of the poolwith proper rotary breathing.Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic SkillsPassed Level 1B; continue kicking on front and back,floating, treading water in chest-deep water using armand leg actions, practice swimming using combinedstrokes on front and back and recovering to verticalposition.

Level 3 - Stroke DevelopmentPassed Level 2; more time is spent in deep water;practice elementary backstroke, rotary breathing andcoordination of front and back crawl, front and backglides, and headfirst entries from sitting and kneelingpositions. Will be introduced to the scissors, dolphinand breaststroke kicks and survival float.Level 4A - Stroke ImprovementPassed Level 3; increase distance and technique onfront crawl and elementary backstroke, improve scis-sors, dolphin, and breaststroke kick. New skillsinclude sidestroke, compact dive, swimming under-water, dolphin kick on back, and open turns on frontand back.Level 4B - Stroke DevelopmentPassed Level 4A; increase distance and improvetechnique on front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke andelementary backstroke; new skills include butterfly,stride and surface dives, survival swimming andtreading water using two different kicks.

Level 5 - Stroke RefinementPassed Level 4B; refine technique on front crawl,back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke,sidestroke, and butterfly; new skills include flip turn onfront and back, shallow-angle dive from side, and sur-face dives.Level 6 - Personal Water SafetyPassed Level 5; learn self-rescue techniques, basicwater safety skills, surface dives, and survival swim-ming. Increase distance on front crawl, back crawl,breaststroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke andbutterfly.Level 6 - Fitness SwimmerPassed Level 5; improve efficiency for fitness/com-petitive swimming; turns, setting up a fitness program,using pace clock and various training techniques;continue to refine/increase distance on front and backcrawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, side-stroke and butterfly.

Children’s Swim Instruction See below for prerequisites and class descriptions. All students will be tested at the first class to ensure proper level placement. We reserve the right tomove students to the correct level. Children may have to repeat a level before all skills are completed satisfactorily. Must be AT LEAST age 7 and ATLEAST 48 inches tall.

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Tosa Pool - Late Afternoons$48 / $48 Non-resident

T 6/17 - 8/540-minute lessons

Time Level Course#4:40 - 5:20pm 1A 444106-T65:20 - 6:00pm 1B 444196-T75:20 - 6:00pm 2 444116-T7


W 6/18 - 8/640-minute lessons

Time Level Course#4:40 - 5:20pm 2 444118-T64:40 - 5:20pm 1B 444198-T65:20 - 6:00pm 1A 444108-T76:00 - 6:40pm 3 444128-T86:00 - 6:40pm 1B 444198-T8


Th 6/19 - 8/7 40-minute lessons

Time Level Course#4:40 - 5:20pm 2 444119-T64:40 - 5:20pm 1B 444199-T65:20 - 6:00pm 1A 444109-T7

Children’s Swim Instruction at Tosa Pool - Late Afternoons

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Children’s Swim Instruction at Tosa Pool - MorningsTosa Pool (Hoyt) - Mornings

$48 / $48 Non-residentMTWTh 7/14 - 7/2440-minute lessons

Time Level Course#8:15am 1A 444103-T18:15am 1B 444193-T18:55am 2 444113-T29:35am 1B 444193-T39:35am 3 444123-T310:15am 1A 444103-T410:15am 4A 444133-T4

Tosa Pool (Hoyt) - Mornings$48 / $48 Non-resident

MTWTh 7/28 - 8/740-minute lessons

Time Level Course#8:15am 1A 444104-T18:15am 1B 444194-T18:55am 2 444114-T29:35am 3 444124-T39:35am 5 444154-T310:15am 1B 444194-T410:15am 4B 444144-T4

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East High - Mornings$35 / $48 Non-residentMTWThF 6/16 - 6/27

Open House: 6/24Time Level Course#8:30am 1A 444101-E18:30am 2 444111-E18:30am 4A 444131-E19:00am 1B 444191-E29:00am 3 444121-E29:00am 4B 444141-E29:30am 1A 444101-E39:30am 2 444111-E39:30am 4A 444131-E310:00am 1B 444191-E410:00am 3 444121-E410:00am 5 444151-E410:30am 1A 444101-E510:30am 2 444111-E5

East High - Mornings$32 / $45 Non-resident

MTWThF 6/30 - 7/11 (no 7/4)Open House: 7/8

Time Level Course#8:30am 1A 444102-E18:30am 2 444112-E18:30am 4B 444142-E19:00am 1B 444192-E29:00am 3 444122-E29:00am 4A 444132-E29:30am 1A 444102-E39:30am 2 444112-E39:30am 5 444152-E310:00am 1B 444192-E410:00am 2 444112-E410:00am 4A 444132-E410:30am 1A 444102-E510:30am 3 444122-E5

East High - Mornings$35 / $48 Non-residentMTWThF 7/14 - 7/25

Open House: 7/22Time Level Course#8:30am 1B 444193-E18:30am 3 444123-E18:30am 5 455153-E19:00am 1A 444103-E29:00am 2 444113-E29:00am 4A 444133-E29:30am 1B 444193-E39:30am 3 444123-E39:30am 5 444153-E310:00am 1A 444103-E410:00am 2 444113-E410:30am 4B 444143-E410:30am 6PWS* 444163-E5*Personal Water Safety

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Time Level Course#8:15am 1A 444102-T18:15am 1B 444192-T18:55am 2 444112-T29:35am 3 444122-T39:35am 1A 444102-T310:15am 1B 444192-T410:15am 4B 444142-T4



M 6/16 - 8/440-minute lessons

Time Level Course#4:40 - 5:20pm 1A 444107-T65:20 - 6:00pm 1B 444197-T75:20 - 6:00pm 2 444117-T76:00 - 6:40pm 3 444127-T86:00 - 6:40pm 1A 444107-T8

Classes at Tosa Pool: Classes will becanceled when the Tosa Pool guard staffdeems it appropriate to close the pool. To findout if class is canceled, you will need to go toTosa Pool.

If a MTWTh 2-week swim class is canceleddue to inclement weather, class will be madeup the Friday of that week. All other classeswill not be made up.

Select classes carefully. NOrefunds or credits once registered.No exceptions.




Time Level Course#8:15am 1A 444101-T18:15am 1B 444191-T18:55am 2 444111-T29:35am 3 444121-T39:35am 5 444151-T310:15am 1A 444101-T410:15am 4A 444131-T4

East High - Mornings$35 / $48 Non-resident

MTWThF 7/28 - 8/8Open House: 8/5

Time Level Course#8:30am 1B 444194-E18:30am 4B 444144-E19:00am 1A 444104-E29:00am 3 444124-E29:30am 1B 444194-E39:30am 4A 444134-E310:00am 2 444114-E410:00am 3 444124-E410:30am 1A 444104-E510:30am 6FS* 444174-E5*Fitness Swimmer

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AAqquuaatt iiccssTosa Aquatic Club (USS Competitive Swim Team)Competitive swim program for children of all ages who can swim a minimum of 25 yards each ofthe front and back crawl. This team has recently been restructured and includes more groupoptions. Please go to the team website to view level descriptions available under the Swim Groupstab: https://www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?team=wits

Coaches are experienced, have Lifeguarding, CPR and AED certifications, and are USS certified. The team competes year-round in local and state USS meets.

Practice locations/times may change depending on time of year; watch for team calendars and email.

Spring Schedule: March 24 - June 12Typically MW at West; TTh at EastIron 5:30 - 6:15pm MW @ West, T @ EastBronze 6:00 - 7:00pm MW @ West, TTh @ EastSilver 5:30 - 6:30pm MW @ Whitman, TTh @ EastAdv. Silver 5:30 - 6:45pm MW @ Whitman, TTh @ EastGold 6:30 - 8:00pm MW @ West; 6:45 - 8:15pm TTh @ EastAdv. Gold 5:45 - 6:30pm M Dryland; 6:30 - 8:15pm MW @ West; 6:45 - 8:30pm TTh @ East; 6:00 - 7:30pm FPlatinum 7:00 - 9:00pm MW @ West, TTh @ East; 6:00 -7:30pm F, Optional Dryland 5:45 - 6:30pm M

Summer Schedule: June 16 - August 7 (Includes practice time @ Tosa Pool at Hoyt Park)Iron 4:45 - 5:30pm MW @ TP; 5:00 - 5:45pm T @ East or West alternating weeksBronze 4:45 - 5:45pm MW @ TP; 5:00 - 6:00pm TTh @ East or West alternating weeksSilver 5:15 - 6:30pm MW @ TP; 4:30 - 5:45pm TTh@ East or West alternating weeksAdv. Silver 5:15 - 6:45pm MW @ TP; 4:30 - 6:00pm TTh @ East or West alternating weeksGold 7:30 - 9:00am MW @ TP; 7:00 - 8:30am TTh @ Whitman; 2:30 - 4:00pm TTh @East or West alternating weeksAdv. Gold 7:30 - 9:15am MW @ TP; 7:00 - 8:45am TTh @ Whitman; 2:30 - 4:15pm TTh @ East or West alternating weeksPlatinum 7:30 - 9:30am MW @ TP; 7:00 - 9:00am TTh @ Whitman; 2:30 - 4:30pm TTh @ East or West alternating weeks

Due to the nature of Aquatic Club scheduling, PRIORITY REGISTRATION for Spring, Spring & Summer, andSummer session is given to current team members.

**Note: If you sign up for Spring Only and then decide to add Summer Only, the Spring/Summer discount WILLNOT be applied. Discount applies only to Spring/Summer registration.

Spring Spring & Summer Summer3/24 - 6/12 3/24 - 8/7 6/16 - 8/7

Iron $120 / $150 NR 342000-01 $240 / $270 NR 342001-01 $120 / $150 NR 442000-01Bronze $140 / $170 NR 342000-02 $250 / $280 NR 342001-02 $140 / $170 NR 442000-02Silver $150 / $180 NR 342000-03 $260 / $290 NR 342001-03 $150 / $180 NR 442000-03Adv. Silver $160 / $190 NR 342000-04 $270 / $300 NR 342001-04 $160 / $190 NR 442000-04Gold $170 / $200 NR 342000-05 $280 / $310 NR 342001-05 $170 / $200 NR 442000-05Adv. Gold $180 / $210 NR 342000-06 $290 / $320 NR 342001-06 $180 / $210 NR 442000-06Platinum $190 / $220 NR 342000-07 $300 / $330 NR 342001-07 $190 / $220 NR 4442000-07

Family Rates are available.USS Registration and meet fees are additional.

Meet registration for summer is done prior to the Spring session.

Register NOW!Space is limited.

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Wet WorkoutAges 13+ Enjoy this shallow water exercise program that improves cardiovascularfitness, flexibility, coordination, andoverall body strength. Noodles, aquagloves and non-latex bands and loopsare used to mix up the workout. This isa low-impact activity; reap the benefitsof the water without the strain on joints.No swim skills needed.Longfellow (pool) $20 / $30 Non-residentM 4/21 - 6/9 8:00 - 9:00pm 344700-01T 4/22 - 6/10 7:15 - 8:15pm 344700-02W 4/23 - 6/11 8:00 - 9:00pm 344700-03Longfellow (pool) $35 / $50 Non-resident M 6/16 - 8/18 8:00 - 9:00pm 444700-01T 6/17 - 8/19 8:00 - 9:00pm 444700-02W 6/18 - 8/20 8:00 - 9:00pm 444700-03

Flex Wet Workout Attend any or all of the Wet Workoutclasses during the session.$45/ $60 Non-resident4/21 - 6/11 344700-06$69 / $84 Non-resident6/16 - 8/20 444700-06

Early Bird SwimAges 18+Start your day with an invigorating swim! This year-round activity providessupervised lap swimming opportunitiesfor slow, medium, and fast swimmers.East (pool) $68 / $83 Non-residentMWF 3/31 - 6/27 6:30 - 7:30am 344600-01East (pool) $68 / $83 Non-residentMWF 6/30 - 9/19 6:30 - 7:30am 444600-01

Lap Swim for AdultsAges 18+Enjoy this great year-round fitnessactivity that provides supervised lapswimming for all ability levels. Greatprogram to increase your fitnessendurance or train for competition.Kickboards, pull buoys, and fins will beavailable to use during your workout.East (pool) $32 / $47 Non-resident MW 4/21 - 6/11 6:00 - 6:50pm 344650-01$44 / $59 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/20 6:00 - 6:50pm 444650-01*

SynchronizedSwimming CampAges 6 - 18 Looking fora fun challenge this sum-mer? Learn the basic skills used in syn-chronized swimming such as the Kip,the Eiffel Tower, and Chain BackDolphin. The last class will involve aperformance for family and friends toshow the skills you’ve learned. Youmust be able to swim one width of thepool and be comfortable in deep water.Instructor: Aqua Sprites of WITosa Pool at Hoyt Park $58 / $58 Non-residentM 6/9 - 8/4 6:30 - 7:30pm 444300-01

Diving InstructionGrades 3 - 11 (completed)Beginning divers will learn the fundamental skills of diving andfive basic dives: racing start, front, back, tuck and pike.Intermediate and Advanced divers will work on maintaining dives and correctionof dive form with the help of an experienced coach. This level is suitable for thoseplanning on, or are, diving in high school.Prerequisite: Level 3 swim ability & up. If passed Level 3, but do not meet thegrade requirement, contact the Recreation Department, (414)773-2900.Tosa Pool at Hoyt Park$48 / $48 Non-resident

Adult Swim InstructionAges 18+BeginnerNow is the time to learn to swim!Become comfortable in the water as youlearn the front and back crawl strokes.$40 / $55 Non-resident Longfellow (pool) Th 6/12 - 8/14 8:00 - 8:45pm 444500-B1

ContinuingWork on stroke technique (includingfront crawl, breast stroke, and side-stroke) to improve your efficiency forfitness or competition. Should be com-fortable in deep water.$40 / $55 Non-resident Longfellow (pool) Th 6/12 - 8/14 8:45 - 9:30pm 444501-C1


Classes at Tosa Pool:Classes will be canceled when the Tosa Pool guard staff deems it appropriate to close thepool. To find out if class is canceled, you will need to go to Tosa Pool.

If a MTWTh 2-week swim class is canceled due to inclement weather, class will be made upthe Friday of that week. All other classes will not be made up.

NO refunds or credit will be issued for classes at Tosa Pool 7 days prior to the start ofthe class. No exceptions.

Beginner 10:15 - 10:55am MTWTh 6/16 - 6/26 444350-B1MTWTh 7/14 - 7/24 444350-B2

Intermediate/Advanced 10:15 - 10:55amMTWTh 6/30 - 7/10 444350-C1MTWTh 7/28 - 8/7 444350-C2


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Wauwatosa Safety TownSafety Town is open to students who will be entering K4 and K5 in the fall of2014. This safety education program emphasizes traffic, fire and personal safe-ty. Safety Town will also feature The Davidson Foundation’s YELL andTELL program.$66 / $66 Non-residentWilson MTWThF6/16 - 6/27 8:00 - 9:30am 462301-016/16 - 6/27 10:15 - 11:45am 462301-027/7 - 7/18 8:00 - 9:30am 462302-037/7 - 7/18 10:15 - 11:45am 462302-04

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Babysitting Instruction

This American Red Cross class willteach you the responsibilities and quali-ties of being a good babysitter and whatto expect from the parents who hire you.You’ll learn how to:

• Supervise children and choose ap-propriate activities and games

• Handle emergencies and illnesses,perform first aid and help a chokingchild

• Perform basic care routines includ-ing diapering and dressing infants, feed-ing infants and children

• Interview for a job and market your-self safelyParticipants must attend entire sessionand pass skills and written tests to becertified.Prerequisite: MUST be 11 years oldby the END of the session.$59 / $74 Non-residentFisher (room 24)WTh* 3/26 - 3/27 4:30 - 8:30pm 362010-01Th* 4/3 - 4/10 4:30 - 8:30pm 362010-02Th 5/1 - 5/8 4:30 - 8:30pm 362010-03MW 5/19 - 5/21 4:30 - 8:30pm 362010-04WTh 8/13 - 8/14 4:00 - 8:00pm 462010-01No refunds or HH credits after 7 days prior to start date.*Previously advertised in the Winter/Spring 2014 ActivityGuide.

For boys & girls,11 years and older

Teen volunteers (age 12-18) needed! Complete our Safety Town VolunteerApplication (Volunteer Opportunities) online athttp://www.edlinesites.net/pages/Wauwatosa_School_District/Recreation_Department/Employment or email [email protected] the

following information:• First and last name of volunteer;• Section choice (June 7:30, June 9:30, July 7:30, or July 9:30);• If you wish to work with another volunteer, list his/her full name;• School you attended in 2013-14;• Parent’s email address;• Phone & Cell Numbers;

• Address.(Notification will be sent from [email protected] Pleasecheck Spam & Junk folders)

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Driver Education Summer 2014See page 34 for schedule and information.

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Resident Registration forBabysitting Instruction

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Boating BasicsAges 10+In cooperation with US Coast Guard Auxiliary and UW Sea Grant InstituteLearn and understand boating laws, boat classifications, equipment maintenance,boating regulations and emergency procedures. Youth ages 12 - 16 who attendall classes and successfully complete this course are able to operate a motor boatwithout adult supervision.West (room 145)$14 / $14 Non-residentMTWTh 5/12 - 5/15 5:00 - 7:30pm 362020-01

Junior League Tennis TeamCo-ed, Ages 8 - 18Competitive tennis Beginningplayers who have tennis experienceand knowledge of the rules arewelcome to join and improve their skills.Players with more experience and abilities participate in the USTA leagues, andwill need to pay $30 for USTA Membership and USTA shirt. (This will be deter-mined the first practice during skill evaluation).$80 / $95 Non-resident (fee includes team t’shirt, tennis balls, coaching, and bus transportation tofull-team SEPRC matches. Other “away” matches require transportation on your own.)

6/16 - 8/8 (afternoons) 464060-01Practices: M @ West; TTh @ HartMatches: TWF @ West

(May have to travel to other Recreation Departments or Country Clubs.)

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Adult InstructionLessons consist of ½ hour of instructionand drill on technique and ½ hour ofplay with critique by the instructor. Ifyou are in doubt as to your skill level,sign up for the lower level.Hart Park $48 / $63 Non-residentBeginner IT 6/17 - 8/12 6:00 - 7:00pm 464070-B1Th 6/19 - 8/7 6:00 - 7:00pm 464070-B2

Beginner IIT 6/17 - 8/12 7:00 - 8:00pm 464070-B3Th 6/19 - 8/7 7:00 - 8:00pm 464070-B4

Intermediate/AdvancedT 6/17 - 8/12 8:00 - 9:00pm 464070-C1Th 6/19 - 8/7 8:00 - 9:00pm 464070-C2

Tennis - Youth Instruction Ages 8+ Pre-beginnerΨΨ: Ages 8 & 9. Novice player with little or no experience or instruc-tion, or have taken PeeWee Tennis. Focus on fun and introduction to tennis skills. BeginnerΨΨ: Ages 9 & up. For players with little experience or no consistentpractice. Practice drills and games are used to develop consistency.Int./AdvΨΨ: Ages 10 & up. Basic knowledge of forehand, backhand, serve, scor-ing and single and doubles play. Player should have attended lessons in the past.Teen ClassΨΨ: Age 12 & up. Basic knowledge of forehand, backhand, serve, scor-ing and single and doubles play. ΨΨInstructors reserve the right to move participants to a different class based on skill level.$42 / $57 Non-residentHart Park MTWTh* 6/16 - 6/26 6/30 - 7/10** 7/14 - 7/24 7/28 - 8/78:30 - 9:15am Pre-beginner 464021-01 464022-01 464023-01 464024-019:30 - 10:25am Beginner 464021-02 464022-02 464023-02 464024-0210:30 - 11:25am Int./Adv. 464021-03 464022-03 464023-03 464024-0311:30 - 12:25pm Teen 464021-04 464022-04 464023-04 464024-04

Longfellow MTWTh* 6/16 - 6/26 6/30 - 7/10** 7/14 - 7/24 7/28 - 8/71:00 - 1:55pm Teen 464021-11 464022-11 464023-11 464024-112:00 - 2:55pm Int./Adv. 464021-12 464022-12 464023-12 464024-123:00 - 3:55pm Beginner 464021-13 464022-13 464023-13 464024-134:00 - 4:45pm Pre-beginner 464021-14 464022-14 464023-14 464024-14*Fridays will be used as rain date make-up. **No rain date make-up on 7/4.West Saturdays 6/21 - 8/910:30 - 11:15am Pre-beginner 464020-0111:15 - 12noon Beginner 464020-02

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Pee-Wee TennisAge 6 - 7Young players will be introduced to pre-tennis skills, gross motor skills, tennisbasics and fun. Racquets and tennisballs are provided.West (tennis courts)$42 / $57 Non-resident MW 6/16 - 7/9 5:30 - 6:15pm 464011-01MW 6/16 - 7/9 6:15 - 7:00pm 464011-02TTh 6/17 - 7/10 5:30 - 6:15pm 464011-03TTh 6/17 - 7/10 6:15 - 7:00pm 464011-04MW 7/14 - 8/6 5:30 - 6:15pm 464012-07MW 7/14 - 8/6 6:15 - 7:00pm 464012-08TTh 7/15 - 8/7 5:30 - 6:15pm 464012-09TTh 7/15 - 8/7 6:15 - 7:00pm 464012-10S 6/21 - 8/9 8:45 - 9:30am 464011-05S 6/21 - 8/9 9:30 - 10:15am 464011-06

Choose the number of days you wish to attend practices and matches.

Adult Social DoublesPlayers who are familiar with the gameof tennis will have the opportunity tofine-tune the fundamentals and thestrategies of doubles tennis. It will befun, entertaining and educational. West (tennis courts) $42 / $57 Non-resident (per player)M 6/16 - 8/4 7:00 - 8:30pm 464080-01W 6/18 - 8/6 7:00 - 8:30pm 464080-02

Rain CancellationsAfter a rainstorm, all efforts will be made todry up the courts and hold lessons.Participants may have to go to their tennissite to check on conditions.

Practice Times: • Boys/Girls U14 Beginner 12:30 - 1:30pm• Boys/Girls U14 Int/Adv 1:30 - 2:30pm• Boys/Girls U18 Beg/Int 2:30 - 3:30pm• Boys/Girls U18 Advanced 3:30 - 4:30pm



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SSppoorr ttssTrojan Football CampGrades 4 - 7 (completed)West High School’s head footballcoach, Matt Good and his staff inviteyou to have fun learning the manyaspects of football. Become a betterfootball player through use of properskills and technique and gain leadershipskills through hard work, discipline, andsportsmanship.$42 / $57 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)West (meet west of track)MTW 7/14 - 7/16 5:00 - 7:00pm 468300-01

Tag RugbyCo-ed, Grade 3 - 8 (completed)Give Rugby a try! Learn the sport ofrugby in a team setting through basicskills, drills, and sports terminology.Rugby combines elements of hockey,soccer, and football into a uniquegame that is easy to pick up, andrequires no prior knowledge to play.Not only is rugby one of the fastestgrowing sports in America, it is con-sidered by many to be the #2 mostpopular game in the world! In con-junction with other area programs,there will be three Saturday matcheson June 28 at Milwaukee Lakefront,July 12 in Fond du Lac, and July 26 inMenomonee Falls.$45 / $60 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)West (north end of practice field)MW 6/9 - 7/30Grades 3* - 5* 5:30 - 6:30pm 439301-01Grades 6* - 8* 5:30 - 6:30pm 439301-02*grade completed

Wauwatosa Track Club

Grades 2 - 5 (grades completed)Sprint into action this summer and jointhe Wauwatosa Track Club! Have funas you try all of the various track andfield events. Training is good for allsports. Experienced coaches will be onhand to teach proper techniques. Travelto the Milwaukee County Zoo to run thetrails. Informal competitions with othercommunities will also be organized. West (track)$49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)MW 6/23 - 7/30 5:30 - 7:00pm 480010-01

Grades 6 - 12 (grades completed)This program emphasizes the funda-mentals of technique for a number oftrack and field events. Get the bestcoaching and equipment available todayfor long/triple jumps, high jump,shot/discus, short sprints, long sprints,mid-distance and distance training. Beneficial for all ranges of high schoolathlete, from beginner to elite.West (track)$23 / $33 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)T 6/24 - 7/22 5:30 - 7:00pm 480011-02

Hershey Track ProgramLocal Meet - Friday, May 23, 5:30 - 8:00pm, West Allis ComplexContact Steve Birney at (414)773-2911 for moreinformation.Local winners advance to District Meet 6/21(West Allis), State Meet 6/28 (West Allis),National Meet 7/31 - 8/3 (Hershey, PA)

PHOTOCOPY OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE REQUIRED9 & 10 year olds (born in 2004 or 2005) 50, 100, 200 & 400 m dash; standing long jump;softball throw11 & 12 year olds (born in 2002 or 2003)100, 200 & 400 m dash; 800 m run; standing longjump; softball throw13 & 14 year olds (born in 2000 or 2001) 100, 200 m dash; 800 & 1,600 m run; 4 x 100 mrelay; standing long jump; softball throw*Enter in 2 running events (includes relays) and 1 field event

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ArcheryAges 8+Gain the basic skills necessary to useequipment safely and properly, the formnecessary to use sight, then use yournew skills to score on an official indoortarget. After completing the class, ashooter should have the skills to shootmost archery equipment safely andaccurately, and with proper form.Equipment provided, no prior experi-ence necessary.$47 / $62 Non-residentWest Town Archery (4135 N 126 Street)W 4/9 - 4/30 4:45 - 5:45pm 346360-01S 5/10 - 5/31 3:30 - 4:30pm 346360-02W 6/4 - 6/25 7:00 - 8:00pm 446360-01Th 7/10 - 7/31 1:00 - 2:00pm 446360-02Th 8/7 - 8/28 1:00 - 2:00pm 446360-03

Trojan Basketkball Camp K5 - 1

Boys Grades K5* - 1* (completed)Have fun and make new friends whilelearning the fundamentals of basketball.Work on dribbling, shooting, passing,rebounding and team play. Drills, con-tests and games are combined to makethis camp a fine learning experience.$49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Whitman (gym)TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 9:00 - 10:00am 468010-03*grade completed

Resident Registration forthis K5-1 Basketball

Camp beginsonline,

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Golf -Junior PGA BeginnerAges 8 - 13 Golf is a game for a life-

time!In these small-grouplessons, go from thepractice tee to the golfcourse! Learn theswing basics, rules andgolf etiquette in a funatmosphere. Receive agift for participating,and a sleeve of golfballs to play 9 holes at

Hansen during the last class. Clubs andballs are provided.Hansen Golf Course $69 / $80 Non-residentT 6/17 - 7/15 10:00 - 10:50am 459060-01T 6/17 - 7/15 11:00 - 11:50am 459060-02T 6/17 - 7/15 12:00 - 12:50pm 459060-03T 6/17 - 7/15 2:00 - 2:50pm 459060-04T 6/17 - 7/15 3:00 - 3:50pm 459060-05W 6/18 - 7/16 10:00 - 10:50am 459060-06W 6/18 - 7/16 11:00 - 11:50am 459060-07W 6/18 - 7/16 12:00 - 12:50am 459060-08W 6/18 - 7/16 2:00 - 2:50pm 459060-09W 6/18 - 7/16 3:00 - 3:50pm 459060-10The last class will involve all juniors playing 9holes at Hansen. Start time will differ fromnormal class time and be announced by theinstructor,each lasting approximately 2 hours.

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Intro to KarateGrades 1 - 5 (completed)Learn basic techniques of Karate andsafety training while having fun.This program promotes the develop-ment of physical and mental qualitiesthat lead to success in the karate acad-emy, at home, and at school. Improvefocus, fitness, coordination, controland confidence. Girls and boys arechallenged in a positive way to do theirpersonal best at blocking, striking, andself-defense, while learning to avoidconflict and control confrontation.Where else can you be a leader, get fit,and break a board at the same time?$29 / $39 Non-resident Black Belt Leadership AcademyF 7/11 - 7/25 6:15 - 7:00pm 468800-01

Beginner Golf - Adult PGA LessonsIndoor @ Currie Park Golf DomeGet golf-ready in this series of five group golf lessons. This is your chanceto learn the game in a funand relaxed environment. Adults withlittle or no golf experience will learn thebasics from a PGA professional: basicswing concepts as they pertain to fullswing, chipping and putting, how toregister to play golf, rules, etiquette, andwhat all of the different clubs do.Classes may also tour the golf course.Class size is limited to 8 people, ensur-ing a beginner-friendly environment.These one-hour classes are great to takewith your spouse or a friend!Currie Park Golf Dome $79 / $99 Non-residentBalls & clubs available for use. The weekly schedule above is a tentative outlineand could be modified as the class proceeds.W 4/2 - 4/30 7:15 - 8:15pm 359070-01Th 4/3 - 5/1 6:00 - 7:00pm 359070-02Th 4/3 - 5/1 7:15 - 8:15pm 359070-03W 5/7 - 6/4 6:00 - 7:00pm 359070-04Th 5/8 - 6/5 6:00 - 7:00pm 359070-05

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Ultimate Frisbee ClinicAges 10+Come learn to play a great team sport!Ultimate Frisbee combines aspects offootball, soccer, and basketball in anexciting non-contact game. This funclinic will teach the fundamentals ofthrowing a Frisbee and the basic skillsused in Ultimate. We will play severalgames of Ultimate. Instructor: Milwaukee Ultimate Club Members$20 / $30 Non-residentElm Grove Village ParkS 4/26 10:00am - 12noon 368500-01

Golf -Junior PGA IntermediateAges 10 - 15Designed for juniors who have complet-ed a year or two of the beginner pro-gram, these classes will take place pri-marily on the golf course at Hansen.We’ll continue to learn swing principlesin a fun on-course setting, plus rules andetiquette. Smaller group size (maxi-mum of 8) allows for more time on thegolf course. Juniors will receive a giftfor participating, and should have theirown clubs. Hansen Golf Course $89/ $99 Non-residentT 6/17 - 7/15 8:00 - 9:30am 459061-01T 6/17 - 7/15 10:00 - 11:30am 459061-02T 6/17 - 7/15 11:30am - 1:00pm 459061-03T 6/17 - 7/15 2:00 - 3:30pm 459061-04

Intermediate GolfAdult PGA LessonsKeep improving your golf game. Thisseries of five classes is designed forgolfers who have some golf experienceor have taken the beginner golf class.Continue with the basic fundamentalsand get more in depth with the swing. Ifweather permits, some instruction willoccur on the actual golf course. Coursestrategy-management, as well as differ-ent lies, “reading the greens” and courseconditions will be introduced. Theseloosely-structured classes will allow forflexibility in each student’s progress.Limit 6 golfers per class.Instructor: PGA golf professionalCurrie Park Golf Dome $89 / $109 Non-residentW 4/2 - 4/30 6:00 - 7:00pm 359071-01W 5/7 - 6/4 7:15 - 8:15pm 359071-02Th 5/8 - 6/5 7:15 - 8:15pm 359071-03


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All-Sport CampBoys & GirlsGrades 2 - 8 (completed)This unique All-Sport Camp offersinstruction in six sports. Select onesport to be your “major”. Spend a totalof 2½ hours each day receiving inten-sive training in the finer techniques ofthat sport from highly qualified instruc-tors. In addition, select up to two“minor” sports and receive at least 1½hours of training per day in each.Choose from baseball/softball, basket-ball, tennis, golf (minor only), soccer,or football (non-tackle, co-ed). Bring abagged lunch every day.$178 / $208 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Longfellow MTWThF 8/11 - 8/15 9:00am - 4:00pm 468900-01

Volleyball CampsWhether you play on a competitive team or just for fun, volleyball camp is for you! Learn and practice the skills and strategies involved in the game of volleyball.*grade completed

Trojan Volleyball CampsFee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 3* - 5* Boys/Girls TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 9:00 - 10:00am West (gym) (West High VB) 468110-03Gr. 6* - 8* Boys/Girls TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 10:15 - 11:45am West (gym) (West High VB) 468110-01*grade completed

Raider Volleyball CampsFee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 3* - 5* Boys/Girls MTWTh 7/14 - 7/17 6:00 - 7:30pm East (gym) (East High VB) 468120-01Gr. 6* - 8* Boys/Girls MTWTh 7/21 - 7/24 6:00 - 7:30pm East (gym) (East High VB) 468120-02*grade completed

Strength & Speed CampGrades 6 - 12 (completed)No matter what your sport or perform-ance level, there’s always a need forstrength and speed. Receive age-specific principles andtechniques in basic strength and speedtraining including muscle isolationwork, exercise technique and sequence,strength and balance development,acceleration, lateral quickness, footspeed, stride length and frequency, flex-ibility, plyometrics and safety proce-dures. There will be no heavy lifting. Camp Leader: Michael Jelich, personal trainerfor NUBODY, INC. $69 / $84 Non-residentWhitman (gym)MTWTh 6/16 - 6/19 2:30 - 4:30pm 468500-02MTWTh 6/23 - 6/26 2:30 - 4:30pm 468500-03MTWTh 7/7 - 7/10 2:30 - 4:30pm 468500-04

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Jr. Trojan Youth Football(West H.S. District)James Ingbretson (414)534-3774www.tosajrtrojans.comTrojan Basketball Club(West H.S. District)Ken Rudzinski (414)731-9411www.tbcbasketball.orgWauwatosa Soccer Club, IncTom Langer (414)259-9966 [email protected]

Tosa East JR. Raider AthleticsFootball, Baseball, BasketballJohn Dobbe (414)507-6226www.tejuniorraiders.weebly.com

Blazers Youth Lacrosse ClubJoe Cieszynski (414)[email protected] Maxey (262)[email protected]

North Central Little LeagueBaseball, ages [email protected]’s Tennis LeagueDiana (414)453-7987www.tosawomenstennis.comElmbrook Youth Hockey (K-9)Katie Hillig (414)313-0984www.elmbrookyouthhockey.org

Trojan Baseball CampGrades 2 - 8 (completed)Improve your baseball knowledge andfundamentals as you work on yourfielding, throwing, hitting and base run-ning skills. The Grade 6-8 camp will anazlyze andassess your basic skill levels and add inupper level skill work including buntcoverage, first and third situations, dou-ble plays, plays at the plate, hitting withrunners in scoring position, and baserunning. Pitchers, sign up for an additional campjust for you! Emphasis on pitchingmechanics, fielding your position, hold-ing runners, and intro of various pitches.Instructors: Chad Mateske, West VarsityBaseball, staff & playersWhitman (field)$49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)MTWTh 6/23 - 6/26 Gr. 2* - 5* 8:30 - 9:45am 468700-01Gr. 6* - 8* 9:45 - 11:00am 468700-02Pitching CampGr. 5* - 8* 11:00am - 12noon 468700-P1*grade completed



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T’ball / Softball fee: $37 / $52 Non-resident (includes t’shirt) Games at 6:00 or 7:00pm

• Register ONLINE, in person, by mail or fax for the appropriate grade level. T’Ball players may choose the night of play (limitedspaces available).

• Teams will be formed BY SCHOOL.• Team size is limited to 12 players.• Schools may be combined to form teams.• We reserve the right to adapt team formation to best suit the

needs of the program.T’Ball K4* M @ Eisenhower 489400-01T’Ball K4* T @ Eisenhower 489400-02T’Ball K5* W @ Eisenhower 489400-03T’Ball K5* Th @ Eisenhower 489400-04Minors Gr. 1* & 2* M @ Roosevelt (coach pitch) 489400-A0Majors Gr. 3* - 5* T @ Roosevelt 489400-C0*grade completed

When registering for Softball or T’Ball, you may register for your household ONLY!

Youth Softball & T’Ball REGISTRATION FORM

Name ______________________________________________________ Male ____ Female ____ Grade (completed)____________

Address ____________________________________________________ Current School ___________________ Birth Date ______________

City & Zip _______________________________________ Home Phone _______________________ Work Phone ______________

Email: _________________________________________We will email you your confirmation.

T’Ball K4 Mon ____ T’Ball K4 Tue ____ T’Ball K5 Wed ____ T’Ball K5 Thu ____ Minors Mon ____ Majors Tue ____489400-01 489400-02 489400-03 489400-04 489400-A0 489400-C0

I, the parent/guardian of the individual named above, do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Wauwatosa School District and its employ-ees, officers, and agents from and against any and all liability resulting from participation in the activities listed above. I understand that the programin which I am enrolling, like all activity programs, has some inherent risk, for which I agree to assume the liability. Furthermore, the individual namedherein is in good physical health, appropriate for the activities in which he/she will be participating. I understand that the Wauwatosa School Districtdoes not provide accident insurance. In the event of medical emergency and I cannot be reached, I authorize Recreation Department staff to obtainmedical treatment for my son/daughter/legal ward.

Parent Print Signature __________________________________________ Parent Name _____________________________________ Date ___________

Cardholder’s MasterCard VISA ______ ______ ______ ______ exp. date ____/____ 3-digit code __ __ __ Signature ______________________________

ONLINE registration available!www.tosarec.com

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Youth Softball & T’BallYou’re in for a great time when you join the Recreation Department’s Softball orT’Ball Leagues! This program emphasizes participation, development of softballskills, good sportsmanship, and fun. All teams are co-ed, and an attempt will bemade to place players on neighborhood/school teams.

Friday, May 16: Schedules emailed (checkspam/junk folder) & posted www.tosarec.comWeek of June 16: Practice week / t’shirtshanded outWeek of June 23: Practice week / t’shirtshanded out Week of June 30: League play beginsWeek of July 14: T’Ball pictures (samenight the team plays on.)Week of August 4: League play ends

Online registrationavailable!

www.tosarec.com

T’Shirt Size: __YS __YM __YL __AS __ AM __ AL __XL

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My First Soccer Academy Grades K4 - 2 (completed)An introduction to soccer for the begin-ning player. Emphasis is on skills, tech-niques and teamwork. Parents andolder siblings are encouraged to partici-pate with the child. Bring shin guards and a bottle of water.All other equipment will be provided.Longfellow (field)$69 / $84 Non-resident MTWThF 7/7 - 7/11 8:30 - 10:00am 468410-017/7 - 7/11 10:15 - 11:45am 468410-027/21 - 7/25 8:30 - 10:00am 468410-037/21 - 7/25 10:15 - 11:45am 468410-04

Youth Soccer Academy IIGrades 3 - 11 (completed)Focus on one-on-one skills includes individual attacking and defending. 1v1play is at the heart of training and instruction. Each session’s warm-up kicks offwith footwork exercises to improve foot speed and comfort with the ball, andwill also focus on some of the dozens of ball moves that we teach at Coerver®.One-on-one games will be used to isolate specific elements of 1v1 play. Thenwe’ll take one of those games and expand it to 2v2 and 3v3, but always with anemphasis on the “individual option”. “FOG” programs include technical workeach session on striking the ball, to increase power and accuracy with both feet.A great pre-season activity! Bring shin guards and water. All other equipmentprovided.Longfellow (field) $79 / $94 Non-residentMTWThF 7/21 - 7/25Gr. 3* - 6* 1:30 - 3:30pm 468420-01Gr. 7* - 11* 1:30 - 3:30pm 468420-02*grade completed

Wauwatosa Recreation Department in cooperation with FUNTACTICS presents

COERVER® SOCCER CAMP

Trojan Soccer AcademyGrades K4 - 6 (completed)The focus of this academy is on individ-ual skills. Participate in exciting com-petitions, contests, and drills that willraise your skill level. Small groups ofplayers will meet with experiencedcoaches to maximize instruction andencourage creativity.Instructors: West High soccer staff $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Whitman (north field)MTWThF 6:00 - 7:30pmK4* - 2* 6/16 - 6/20 468450-01Gr. 3* - 6* 6/23 - 6/27 468450-02*grade completed

Trojan Pre-Season ConditioningCamp - H.S.Boys, Grades 7 - 11 (completed)Through five training sessions, playerswill get ready to meet the technical, tac-tical and physical demands of boy’shigh school soccer season. Directed bythe West High School coaching staff.Whitman (north field)$49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)MTWThF7/21 - 7/25 6:00 - 7:30pm 468440-01

Raider Soccer TrainingGrades K4 - 7 (completed)Focus on individual skills and instill apassion and love for the game of soccer.Participate in fun drills, contests, andgames that foster skill development inthis action-packed and exciting weekfor young players.Instructors: Tosa East coaching staff & playersEast (field north of school)$49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)MTWTh 6:00 - 7:45pmGr. K4* - 2* 6/16 - 6/19 468460-01Gr. 3* - 5* 7/7 - 7/10 468460-02Gr. 6* - 7* 7/7 - 7/10 468460-04*grade completed

Raider Soccer Training - H.S.Boys, Grades 8 - 11 (completed)Potential players for the Tosa East boy’sprogram will prepare for the rigors ofthe 2014 fall soccer season. Campinvolves fundamental development,conditioning, technical/tactical drills,and short-sided games.Instructors: Eric Dale, Phil Smith, & other TosaEast Boy’s Soccer coaching staffEast (field north of school)$49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)MTWThF 6:00 - 8:00pmGr. 8* - 11* 7/21 - 7/25 468461-03*grade completed

Mighty Mites Soccer

Boys & girls, Ages 3 - 4These camps feature fun games, basicskills and a positive introduction to thegame of soccer, including individualand team play. Age-appropriate activi-ties used by Coerver® Coachingthroughout the world are proven to bechallenging, effective and outrageouslyfun. Parents and older siblings areencouraged to participate with the child. Longfellow (field)$51 / $66 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)M 6/2 - 6/23 4:15 - 5:00pm 468411-01M 6/2 - 6/23 5:15 - 6:00pm 468411-02

Register NOW for theclasses on this page!

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Basketball CampsHave fun and make new friends while learning the funda-mentals of basketball. Work on dribbling, shooting, pass-ing, rebounding and team play. Drills, contests and gamesare combined to make these camps fine learning experiences.

Raider Basketball CampsFee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 3* - 4* Boys TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 12:15 - 1:45pm East (gym) (East Boy’s BB) 468030-01Gr. 5* - 6* Boys TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 2:00 - 3:30pm East (gym) (East Boy’s BB) 468030-02Gr. 7* - 8* Boys MTWThF 7/7 - 7/11 1:00 - 2:30pm East (gym) (East Boy’s BB) 468030-04Girl’s Basketball Shooting and Basic Skills CampsFee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 3* - 4* Girls TWTh 6/17 - 6/19 9:00 - 10:00am East (gym) (East Girl’s BB) 468030-05Gr. 5* - 8* Girls TWTh 6/17 - 6/19 10:30am - 12noon East (gym) (East Girl’s BB) 468030-06*grade completed

Trojan Basketball CampsFee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. K5* - 1* Boys See page 12 - Register on Saturday, April 26, 10:00am for this Boys K5-1 Camp.Gr. 2* - 3* Boys TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 10:15 - 11:45am Whitman (gym) (West Boy’s BB) 468010-04Gr. 4* - 5* Boys TWThF 6/17 - 6/20 12:15 - 1:45pm Whitman (gym) (West Boy’s BB) 468010-05Gr. K5* - 1* Girls MTWTh 6/16 - 6/19 9:00 - 10:00am Fisher (gym) (West Girl’s BB) 486010-06Gr. 2* - 3* Girls MTWTh 6/23 - 6/26 12:45 - 2:00pm Fisher (gym) (West Girl’s BB) 468010-02Gr. 4* - 5* Girls MTWTh 6/23 - 6/26 2:15 - 3:30pm Fisher (gym) (West Girl’s BB) 468010-01 *grade completed

3-on-3 Basketball League (Instructional)Combine instruction, skills practice and tactics during league play.Fee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 4* - 5* Boys/Girls MTWTh 7/21 - 7/31 12:45 - 2:15pm East (gym) (East Boy’s BB) 468080-01Gr. 6* - 8* Boys/Girls MTWTh 7/21 - 7/31 2:30 - 4:00pm East (gym) (East Boy’s BB) 468080-02*grade completed

Skills Camps Combine instruction, skills, practice and tactics during league play.Fee: $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 6* - 8* Boys MTW 6/23 - 7/2 12:45 - 2:15pm West (gym) (West Boy’s BB) 468060-01Gr. 5* - 8* Girls MTW 7/7 - 7/16 12:45 - 2:15pm West (gym) (West Girl’s BB) 468060-03*grade completed

Intensive Shooting CampThis camp is geared towards the fundamentals of shooting, along with a list of drills to be completed at home. Fee: $54 / $69 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 3* - 5* Boys/Girls MTWTh 7/14 - 7/17 2:30 - 4:00pm Whitman (gym) (West Boy’s BB) 468090-01Gr. 6* - 8* Boys/Girls MTWTh 7/14 - 7/17 12:45 - 2:15pm Whitman (gym) (West Boy’s BB) 468090-02*grade completed

Junior Skills Camp $49 / $64 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Gr. 2* - 5* Boys MTW 7/21 - 7/30 12:45 - 2:15pm Whitman (gym) (West Boy’s BB) 468060-05*grade completed

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H.I.I.T.HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training)class is a total body, heart pumping, aer-obic and strength conditioning workout.This popular, interval-based class com-bines full-body strength training withhigh intensity cardio bursts designed tostrengthen your body, improve yourendurance, and rapidly shed body fat.Modifications for all fitness levels areprovided. Bring your own mat.Instructor: Lisa WellsFisher (gym)$30 / $45 Non-residentTh 4/24 - 6/12 6:30 - 7:25pm 373050-01

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Muscle ConditioningThe staple of any exercise program,firm and tone upper and lower musclegroups incorporating hand weights,resistance bands, body resistance andmore. In this 45-minute full body ton-ing workout, participants can ramp itup or decrease intensity to meet indi-vidual fitness levels. Instructor: Kathy FriedFisher (gym)$28 / $38 Non-residentW 4/23 - 6/11 5:35 - 6:20pm 373061-01

$35 / $50 Non-resident W 6/18 - 8/12 5:35 - 6:20pm 473061-01

ZumbaAges 13+ Work out, love working out, gethooked! Zumba fuses Latin rhythmsand easy-to-follow moves to create adynamic workout. Routines featureinterval training sessions where fast andslow rhythms and resistance training arecombined to tone your body, burn fat,and lift your spirit. All of our instruc-tors are Zumba Certified.Fisher (gym) Instructor: Andrea Polinske$45 / $60 Non-residentS 3/22 - 6/14 9:20 - 10:20am 373095-03$41 / $56 Non-residentT 6/17 - 8/10 6:30 - 7:30pm 473095-01Roosevelt (gym)Instructor: Andrea Polinske$45 / $60 Non-residentW 3/26 - 6/4 6:30 - 7:30pm 373095-02Fisher (gym)Instructor: Nadia Morse$45 / $60 Non-residentT 3/18 - 5/27 6:30 - 7:30pm 373095-01Fisher (gym)Instructor: Rocio Galang$45 / $60 Non-residentM 4/21 - 6/9 4:45 - 5:30pm 373095-04W 4/23 - 6/11 6:30 - 7:15pm 373095-05$32 / $47 Non-residentM 6/16 - 8/11 5:35 - 6:20pm 473095-04$41 / $56 Non-residentW 6/18 - 8/12 6:30 - 7:30pm 473095-05

Stretching for FitnessStretch as an exercise system in itself.Learn how to stretch safely, expect toengage in a variety of stretch routinessuch as basic, progressive, wall, andrestorative stretching, and stretches forrunners and cyclists. Learn effectivebreathing techniques, with outcomes ofhow to relax during stretching activities.No prior experience necessary.Instructor: DeBorah McCoy, 200 RegisteredYoga Teacher through Yoga Alliance (2012), 200RYT in Vinyasa Yoga (2012)$40 / $55 Non-resident Fisher (gym)MW 6/16 - 8/13 4:45 - 5:30pm 473079-F1

Kickbox / SculptAges 13+A complete body workout in 45 min-utes! Focusing on punching, kicking,and striking techniques. Mix up yourroutine with flexibility and strength-building moves using your own bodyweight and simple plyometric drills.Class will also be interspersed withsculpting moves. So get ready to rev upyour heart, increase your stamina, andimprove muscle definition. Bring yourown mat.Instructor: Rocio GalangFisher (gym)$25 / $35 Non-residentM 4/21 - 6/9 5:35 - 6:20pm 373086-01

Ultimate Total-Body TonerCombine strength training exercises foran ultimate, all-over muscle toning andsculpting workout with the use of exer-cise balls, hand weights, and resistancebands. Bring your own mat.Instructor: Michele TonkovitzEast (fitness center)$34 / $49 Non-residentTTh* 4/22 - 6/5 6:00 - 7:00pm full*Previously advertised in the Winter 2014 Activity Guide.

Regular EXERCISE may:• Improve your mood.• Help you manage your weight.• Strengthen your heart and lungs.• Promote better sleep.• Improve your circulation and raise your energy level.• Combat chronic diseases like high blood pressure.• BE FUN!!!

--www.mayoclinic.com

PilatesAges 13+ Beginner / Intermediate Level Pilates,Advanced Level is welcomeDevelop long, lean muscles withoutbuilding bulk by focusing on the core ofthe body to assist in distributingstrength evenly throughout the body.Increase flexibility, improve posture,build strong muscles, and reduce stress.Bring your own mat.Instructor: Marj CheppEast (gym)$52 / $67 Non-residentMW 4/21 - 6/4 7:00 - 7:45am 373080-01

Longfellow (small gym)$52 / $67 Non-residentMW 4/21 - 6/4 7:00 - 7:45pm 373080-02

Longfellow (small gym)$48 / $63 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/23 7:00 - 7:45pm 473080-04

Fisher (gym)$48 / $63 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/23 7:00 - 7:45am 473080-03

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Outdoor Boot CampAges 16+ Open to all fitness levels.Challenge your muscles, your heart andyour mind. This class will take youthrough drills, circuits and some obsta-cle courses. Cardio exercises and mus-cle conditioning with and withoutequipment, will be included to give youan extreme full-body workout. Youwill need 5# or 10# dumbbells, exercisemat and water bottle. Instructor: Sara Schillinger, AFAA CertifiedGroup Exercise Instructor, ACE CertifiedPersonal TrainerTosa Pool at Hoyt Park (meet in parking lot)$65 / $65 Non-residentTTh 6/17 - 8/7 6:15 - 7:15am 473083-T1

Fitness (Plus!)Ages 13+ Add variety to your fitness routine!Basic steps, fun movement patterns, andhigh energy music provide a great car-dio workout. Combine this with Pilatesexercises for toning core muscles, occa-sional Zumba, and the use of handweights or resistance bands for strengthtraining. Workouts end with a cooldown and stretching. Add additional select fitness classes fora reduced rate!Instructor: Linda Bergmann Fisher (gym)$40 / $55 Non-resident TTh 4/22 - 6/12 5:35 - 6:20pm 373010-02

$40 / $55 Non-residentTTh 6/17 - 8/21 5:35 - 6:20pm 473010-03


Advanced Arthritis FoundationExercise ProgramSuffering from joint problems?Avoiding exercise because you hurt orare overweight? Designed by physicaland occupational therapists as well asrheumatologists, this class combinesrange of motion exercises, strengthtraining, and gentle aerobics to increaseflexibility and strengthen muscles sur-rounding weak joints. Practice painmanagement techniques at each class.Light weights and bands will be usedfor strengthening. Must be able to inde-pendently get up and down from thefloor.Instructor: Marj Chepp, Arthritis FoundationLongfellow (small gym)$51 / $61 Non-residentMW 4/21 - 6/4 6:00 - 6:45pm 373092-01

$45 / $60 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/23 6:00 - 6:45pm 473092-01

You Really Can Run 5KAges 16+ You will be amazedat how this beginner’s trainingprogram eases you from simple walk-ing/jogging workouts into running 3miles (5K) in just two months! Threeworkouts per week: two group and oneon your own. Geared toward the runnerwho is capable of running at least amile.Instructor: Michele TonkovitzHart Park pathways (meet at Muellner Bldg.)$50 / $65 Non-residentTTh 6/10 - 7/31 6:00 - 7:00pm 473110-01

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Fitness CentersGet trained on fitness equipment duringthe first week. Sessions have a limitednumber of participants, so you can easi-ly complete your workout and receiveindividualized attention from the staff.If you’re already familiar with theequipment, use this time to work out onyour own. This is not an instructor-ledactivity.East (fitness center)$28 / $38 Non-residentMW 4/21 - 6/11 6:00 - 8:00pm 399075-E1$15 / $25 Non-residentS 4/26 - 6/7 8:30 - 10:30am 399075-E2West (fitness center)$28 / $38 Non-residentTTh 4/22 - 6/12 6:00 - 8:00pm 399075-W1FLEX PASS:Work out on any scheduled days ornights during a session, both locations.East and West (fitness centers)Please see above for dates & times.$42 / $57 Non-residentMTWThS 4/21 - 6/12 399075-F1

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Outdoor T’ai ChiFundamentalsConnect to nature andenjoy the calmingexperience of outdoor T’ai Chi, on thegrounds of Tosa Pool at Hoyt Park.Instructor: Pat Corrigan Culotti, CTI, MTFTosa Pool at Hoyt Park $60 / $60 Non-residentT 6/17 - 8/12 8:00 - 9:00am 446402-T1

Traditional Yang StyleT’ai Chi Form & CorrectionsFor practitioners with previous T’ai ChiFundamentals experience. Refine yourform and learn more about the princi-ples and meditative aspects of T’ai Chi.Experience the sharing of energy andhealing abilities of chi. Studying this artwith a qualified instructor encouragesconsistent and correct T’ai Chi practice,thus enhancing the mind body connec-tion for a multitude of health benefits.Instructor: Pat Corrigan CulottiWest (cafeteria) $50 / $65 Non-residentM 4/7 - 5/19 7:15 - 8:15pm 346401-01$104 / $134 Non-residentM 6/16 - 8/18 7:15 - 8:30pm 446401-01

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Personal TrainerNeed exercise guidance or motivation?Our Personal Training program is designed to provide you with an individualized program based on your needs, to help you achieve your goals.

• weight loss• improved wellness• strength• flexibility• endurance• balance• coordination

Lauren Stegenga, our Personal Trainer, is an exercise professional with theknowledge and experience to offer advice and guidance in the areas of exercise andfitness. She can assist you by designing a safe and effective exercise program tohelp you reach personal goals such as weight loss, improved wellness, strength,flexibility, endurance, balance and coordination.

Program Policies:All sessions are 1 hour in length. Personal Training sessions are non-refundable. Must cancel at least12 hours in advance of scheduled training session. Failure to contact trainer will result in forfeiture of asession. Sessions that begin late will end one hour from the original scheduled start time.

Lauren Stegenga, Personal TrainerOne Hour Individual TrainingSessions1 Session $293 Sessions $815 Sessions $1208 Sessions $18410 Sessions $225One Hour Partner Training Sessions2 people: $22/person ($44/session)3 people $20/person ($60/session)LocationsFisher Gym

By Appointment OnlyContact Lauren for availability:

[email protected]

Is Personal Training right for me? I am exercising but not seeing results...

I don’t know where to start!

I’m bored with the same old workouts...

I need to be challenged!

I want to learn how to exercise properly.

I need MOTIVATION or ACCOUNTABILITY!

I’m training for a sport/event.

T’ai Chi Fundamentals for BeginnersT’ai Chi is a slow, gentle Chinese exer-cise that enhances relaxation skills,mental focus, and postural alignmentwhile building leg strength, endurance,and stability. This reduces tension andpain in the back and neck. Researchsuggests that T’ai Chi can improve bal-ance and reduce stress and enhanceimmune function. This non-impact,moderate-intensity cardiovascular exer-cise for all ages/abilities can comple-ment any health care therapy regimen. Instructor: Pat Corrigan CulottiWest (cafeteria) $50 / $65 Non-residentM 4/7 - 5/19 6:15 - 7:15pm 346400-01$84 / $99 Non-residentM 6/16 - 8/18 6:15 - 7:15pm 446400-01





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Power YogaA progressive yoga practice taught withan athletic approach, holding poseslonger and including balance and core-strengthening exercises. You will bechallenged to engage in yogic twists,inversions, backbends and vinyasa rou-tines that build muscular strength, andincrease physical endurance and stami-na while building a stronger yoga prac-tice. Some yoga experience required.Athletic-minded individuals of anysport, and advanced level yoga partici-pants are welcome to explore poweryoga. Instructor: DeBorah McCoy, 200 RegisteredYoga Teacher through Yoga Alliance (2012$90 / $105 Non-resident Fisher (gym)T 6/17 - 8/12 4:30 - 5:30pm 465013-F1

Hatha YogaEnjoy this all-levels class where youhave the opportunity to unite your bodyand mind with your breath whilestrengthening muscles and improvingyour flexibility and balance. Increase ofyour focus, awareness and energy!Weather permitting, we will take matsoutside to enjoy summer evenings.Instructor: Stacie Dagen, 200 Registered YogaTeacher through YogAsylum(2008)$81 / $96 Non-resident Fisher (gym)M 6/16 - 8/11 6:30 - 7:30pm 465015-01

Yoga Basics/FundamentalsAges 13+The perfect class series for newcomersto the art and science of yoga or thosewho want to reaffirm alignment andposes. Basic vocabulary and alignmentconcepts are introduced. Learn relevantanatomy to explore pre-asana, andachieve beginning poses initiating a bal-ance between strength and flexibility.Instructor: Edie Starrett, Certified AyurvedicEducator and Registered Yoga InstructorLongfellow (small gym)$90 / $105 Non-residentTh 3/27 - 6/5 5:45 - 6:45pm 365012-B1$81 / $96 Non-residentTh 6/19 - 8/14* 5:45 - 6:45pm 465012-B1*No 7/3.

Rise and Shine YogaMore than just exercise,Yoga is the fusion of ancientphysical and mental exercise. Balancebody and mind with this invigorating,creative fusion of yoga methods, in abeautiful poolside setting. For all lev-els.Instructor: Edie Starrett, Certified AyurvedicEducator, Registered Yoga InstructorTosa Pool at Hoyt Park (deck-side; rain locationGrand Hall)$90 / $105 Non-residentM 6/16 - 8/11 6:45 - 7:45am 465011-T1W 6/18 - 8/13 6:45 - 7:45am 465011-T2


Fusion Yoga Level TwoFor the student with prior understandingor experience of basic yoga asanas. Atthe discretion of instructor, experimentwith more advanced poses throughvinyasa flow. Poses are typically heldlonger and more variations of posturesare introduced. Balance the body andmind with this invigorating, creativefusion of yoga methods.Instructor: Edie Starrett, Certified AyurvedicEducator and Registered Yoga InstructorLongfellow (small gym)$90 / $105 Non-residentTh 3/27 - 6/5 6:45 - 7:45pm 365012-C1$81 / $96 Non-residentTh 6/19 - 8/14* 6:45 - 7:45pm 465012-C1*No 7/3.




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Regular MEDITATION may:• Help you relax.• Improve your memory and ability to concentrate.• Lower blood pressure, increase blood flow and slow the heart

rate.• Reduce anxiety.• Decrease muscle tension associated with pain.• Lower your changes of depression, obesity, insomnia and

headache.• Enhance the immune system.

--www.healthandyoga.com

Welcome to the Wauwatosa Senior Club!Meet New People!

Develop Lasting Friendships!

Monthly Event Calendars Available at the Club, in the CivicCenter hallway literature racks, andat www.tosarec.com under AdultActivities.

For more information, call the Clubor stop in on any Club day and seeone of the coordinators.

Friday Afternoon at the MoviesTosa Library Firefly Room - 12:45pm

Get a FREE Gold PassThe Gold Pass entitles WauwatosaResidents who are 62 or older to freeor reduced admission to manyWauwatosa School District eventssuch as plays, musicals, concerts andsporting events. For more info, call (414)773-1000, orsend an email to:[email protected].

April 4 42-The Jackie Robinson Story

June 13 Runaway Bride

August 8 Lee Daniels’ The Butler

Sept. 5 Last Vegas

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Cards & GamesCARDS - every Tuesday & Wednesday

Join other seniors for bridge, sheepshead and rummy!New players and game suggestions are welcome.

BINGO - monthly, on Fridays at 1:00 p.m.Dates: Mar. 28, Apr. 25, May2, May 30, Jun. 27, Jul. 11,

Aug. 15, Sept. 26.

Club Hours:Tue 9:00 am - 3:00 pmWed 11:00 am - 3:00 pmFri 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Closed: T April 1; F May 23; F July 4; F August 29.

Location:Wauwatosa Civic Center7725 W. North Avenue1st Floor Meeting Room(Easily accessible from parking lot)

Yearly Dues:$15 / $20 Non-resident

Coordinators:Kathy Gagas & Lora Sunder

Phone:(414)479-8900 ext. 5789

C A R D S A N D B I N G O !F R I D AY L U N C H E S

S P E A K E R S & E N T E R T A I N M E N T

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Friday LunchesEnjoy a healthy lunch every Friday at noon. Additional cost of $4 permeal. Preregistration is required.

55+Speakers & Special Events - 12:45pmMay 9: Your Heart’s Delight & the Benefits of POWER FOODS

Presenter: Kara Sonntag, RD,CD Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin

June 6: Journey with Wisconsin’s Rain Man, Leslie LemkePresenter: Shirley Monty, Author of May’s Boy and May’s Boy: The Rest of the Story

July 25: Christmas in July - Create Green Cards for Vets

Autust 1: Musical performance by the Milwaukee Area RecorderSociety

September 12: Arthritis - The Different Types & How to Manage it With ExercisePresenter: Marj Chepp

Water Exercise for Active Older AdultsGet Fit! Stay Fit!

Join active adults, age 55 and older, in this shallow-water exercise class.No swimming skills are needed! The water’s resistance and buoyancyhelp provide a total body workout to improve your strength, balance,coordination and flexibility without stress to muscles and joints.Consult with your doctor before enrolling in this class.

$35 / $50 Non-residentLongfellow (pool)M 6/16 - 8/18 8:45 - 9:30am 463010-01T 6/17 - 8/19 8:45 - 9:30am 463010-02W 6/18 - 8/20 8:45 - 9:30am 463010-03Th 6/19 - 8/21 8:45 - 9:30am 463010-05

FLEX Program: Attend as many Senior Water Exercise classes as you wish!

$69 / $84 Non-resident6/16 - 8/21 463010-06

Aerobic Exercise forActive Older Adults

Join any time! Newmembers welcome!

Join instructor Sue Voigtfor an exercise program that is

specially designed for older adults. Suechallenges the experienced and helpsbeginners get started on a path to physi-cal fitness. Increase your strength andflexibility, balance and coordination, andget a low-impact cardiovascular work-out. You may choose to add a twenty-minute workout using your own 1 - 3 lb.hand weights.

Consult your doctor before participating.

Civic Center (main floor meeting room)Tuesdays & Fridays

9:00 - 9:45am (aerobics); 9:50 - 10:10am (weights)

Open to Senior Club members only.$1.00 / class - pay each time you attend.

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Mail in your registration form for Water Exercise TODAY!The FLEX program is popular, so don’t delay!

Book Discussion GroupFridays - 12:45pm

April 11 In the Sanctuary of Outcasts by Neil White

May 16 Playing for Pizza by John Grisham

June 20 Rocket Boys by Homer Hickan, Jr.

July 18 The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom

August 22 The Supreme Macaroni Company by Adriana Trigiani

September 19 The Girls from Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow

October 24 Mrs. Kennedy and Me by Clint Hill

Senior Club TripsApril 24: Enjoy docent-led tours of Marquette’s Haggerty Museum and the Joan of ArcChapel, followed by a Victorian High Tea and tour at the Schuster Mansion.

June 5: Explore Milwaukee: Enjoy a luncheon river cruise aboard the Edelweiss.August 20: Lunch at the Wisconsin Club, followed by a Brewer’s Game: Milwaukee vs the Toronto Blue Jays

Trips require pre-registration and an additional fee.

New TIME!

FILE OF LIFE™FILE OF LIFE is a magnetic pocket that sticks to the refigerator. In it is a card containing personal medical and contactinformation, a valuable resource to emergency medical teams responding to critical, life-threatening situations. The benefitsof FILE OF LIFE: Emergency Responders instantly know medical history; Hospital emergency staff can quickly evaluatefor drug reactions; Patient knows that if they are unconscious their life-saving info and contact info is available in arecognizable, easily accessible format. FILE OF LIFE is available for a $1 donation. Call the Health Department at(414)479-8936.

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You’re On the Air: How to ReallyMake it in Voice-OversVoice-overs are hot today! You don’thave to be an actor to get voice-overwork, but it certainly doesn’t hurt! Withsuch notable talent as Morgan Freeman,Glenn Close, and Alec Baldwin lendingtheir voices to commercials, films andvideos, one would think it next toimpossible to break into this field. Notso! Learn about an exciting new way toget around the competition and actuallyturn voice-overs into a thriving full- orpart-time business. Faith Coons willdiscuss the voice-over business as awhole, the numerous opportunities, theincredible income potential, and willdiscuss the all-important “demo” andhow to have it produced. You’ll step upto the mic and do some practice record-ing, and best of all, you’ll hear theresults!Instructor: Faith Coons, Such a VoiceWest (room 145)$30 / $30 Non-residentTh 6/26 7:00 - 9:00pm 446355-01

Wauwatosa Community Band Concerts: Tuesdays, 7:30pm at Longfellow

March 18 and May 13The Wauwatosa Community Band, a 55 - 60 piece concert band, is open to anyone who plays an instrument and reads music.Tosa Jazz, an 18-piece swing band, is made up of musicians selected from the Concert Band. All sections are open and noaudition is required. Rehearsals are on Tuesday evenings in the band room at Longfellow, at 7:00pm. Dues are establishedby committee, generally $50 for the year. The Concert Band performs two to three full concerts a year in local school audi-toriums. Tosa Jazz performs throughout the year at area malls and retirement homes. For more info, contact: DonnaKummer, (414)807-4915, [email protected] www.arcfile.com/tosaband/

Sewing for AdultsLearn basic sewing techniques and pat-tern reading, including using a sewingmachine (classroom machines provid-ed). If you own a machine, bring it toclass and learn how to use it. You willcomplete 2 easy-to-sew projects. Asupply list will be printed on yourreceipt and emailed to you prior to thefirst class.Instructor: Theresa SchumannWhitman (room 5)$60 Resident & Non-residentT 5/20 - 6/10 6:30 - 8:30pm 446345-01

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Guitar LessonsHave you ever wanted to play guitar?Or perhaps you’ve tried but your fingersjust would not cooperate? This class isfor those who are new to guitar(whether or not you’ve played anotherinstrument) and is intended to provide astrong technical foundation. We’llbegin with a scale and simple melodies,and progress to strumming chords andsongs that we’ll play in class. You donot need to know how to read music.Bring a guitar; all other materials areprovided. Instructor: Guy Fiorentini$65 Resident & Non-residentEast (room 132)T 6/17 - 7/22 6:00 - 7:00pm 446481-01




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Beginner UkuleleAge 14+The ukulele is gaining enormous popu-larity lately because of its happy sound,convenient size, and affordable price.Learn the basic chords and strums thatwill have you making beautiful music inno time. No previous musical experi-ence necessary. Bring a ukulele.Instructor: Steve Girman$39 Resident & Non-residentLongfellow (band room)Th 5/1 - 6/5 6:30 - 7:15pm 346482-01

Continuing UkuleleContinuing Ukulele is for players whoare comfortable with a few chods andwould like to expand to more keys andmusical genres. Come join our weeklyhootenanny! Bring a ukulele.Instructor: Steve Girman$39 Resident & Non-residentLongfellow (band room)Th 5/1 - 6/5 7:30 - 8:15pm 346483-01

Thursday, April 24, 20146:30 - 9:15 p.m.

Wauwatosa West High School11400 W. Center Street

Check-in begins: 6:00pm 1st Session: 6:30 - 7:45pm 2nd Session: 8:00 - 9:15pm Use the registration form on page 28. Select two mini-courses and two alternatives. Register early. All mini-courses will be filled on a first-registered basis. Fee for the evening is $10.00 per person.

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FALL 2014Learning Never EndsTuesday, October 28

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Introduction to SailingHave you always wanted to learn about sailing? Join thenationally recognized Milwaukee Community Sailing Centerfor an introduction to the basic concepts of sailing. You willalso learn about the Sailing Center, and how easy it is tomake your nautical dreams come true!Course Number 01Holly DavenportMilwaukee Community Sailing Center

A Citizens Guide to Climate ChangeCalled “climate change” or “global warming”, it’s been in thenews for years. Explore the science of the Earth’s past,present, and future climate, as we get behind the headlinesto a deeper understanding of our planet.Course Number 02Mike Arney, Group LeaderCitizens Climate Lobby

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More than Just a Walk in the ParkMilwaukee Parks are much more than just picnics, play-grounds, and leisure walks. In Barbara Ali’s new book, 101Things to Do in Milwaukee Parks: A Guide to the GreenSpaces in Milwaukee, she touts lesser-known opportuni-ties of fossil hunting, geochaching, birding, dog sledding,and even diving for shipwrecks. Join this lively photo pres-entation and discover Milwaukee’s best features.Course Number 04Barbara Ali, Author, 101 Things to Do in Milwaukee’sParks: A Guide to Green Spaces in Milwaukee

Remodel or Move . . . Which is Right For You?Investigate the financial differences and opportunitiesbetween moving and remodeling. Explore whether to ren-ovate to accommodate your changing needs, buy a newhome that is move-in ready, or buy a home with renovationpotential. Look at key requirements in desired Wauwatosaproperties, market trends, fair market values, and remod-eled home case studies with associated costs. Course Number 05Nathan Wachtl, S.J. Janis CompanyEssam Elsafy, Shorewest Realtors

Growing Healthy KidsLearn how to weed out fact from fiction regarding fitnessand nutrition in this interactive talk. We will discuss how topartner with your kids in cultivating healthy behaviors in funand engaging ways.Course Number 03Jennifer Crouse, MS, RD, CD, CDEChildren’s Hospital of Wisconsin

Intro to Windows 8Experience the new START menu, how to find programs,touch screen controls, Metro vs. Desktop versions of pro-grams, charms menu, and more. See the many updates inWindows 8, and the similarities to previous Windows ver-sions. Develop a comfort level and appreciation for thenew Windows 8 and 8.1.Course Number 07Patricia JaegerPLJ Computer Services, LLC

Retirement Can Be Less TaxingDon’t let the complexities of saving for retirement keep youfrom getting started, or from making the most out of yournest egg. Learn the differences between traditional andRoth IRA’s, how a Roth IRA can give you greater flexibilityto meet your retirement income needs, and whether con-verting from a traditional to a Roth IRA makes sense foryour retirement goals.Course Number 12Scott Cayo, Financial AdvisorEdward Jones, Wauwatosa

Oil and Vinegar: A Guided TourTaste fresh extra-virgin olive oils and premium vinegarsfrom around the world! We’ll explore how oils and vinegarsare made, dispel common olive oil myths, discuss truth inlabeling, and teach you how to choose “good” oils and vine-gars without spending a fortune.Course Number 08Josh Saiia, Olive Oil ExpertORO di Oliva, Wauwatosa Village

PositivityCounteract the negativity of life with “positivity”. Learn howto stay away from negative thinking and stop wasting timeand using up valuable energy for the wrong reasons. Getstrategies for enriching your life with the tools of the trade:practicing virtue, gratitude, insight, and positive thinking fora renewed state of well-being.Course Number 10Steven Kunkel

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A Journey of Love, Faith & DisbeliefMay’s Boy: The Rest of the Story covers the three yearsthat Leslie Lemke, an extremely-disabled savant, sharedhis piano virtuosity throughout the country. While readerswill be awed by Leslie’s musical genius, they will find hisamazing mother, May Lemke, equally inspiring with herpowerful love, generosity, unbridled spirituality, and hersimple joy of living.A video, May’s Miracle will be shown. Books will be avail-able for purchase.Course Number 06Shirlee Monty, Author, May’s Boy: The Rest of the Story

Commuting 101: Smart Living by BikeFrom getting started to long-distance commuting, thiscourse will cover everything you need to travel by bike foryour daily transportation needs. Whether it’s to work,school, or just errands, biking will improve your mental andphysical health, save you money, and is earth friendly.We’ll look at bike choices, add-on equipment, clothing, saferoutes, rules of the road, weekly maintenance, and essen-tial roadside repairs.Course Number 11Arthur M.Ben’s Cycle

Rain Garden Design & InstallationFind out how to design and install a rain garden on a mod-est-sized residential lot, including location, size, depth, andshape. Discover what plants flourish in these gardens, andhow rain gardens improve the environment, especially localstreams and rivers, and Lake Michigan.Course Number 09Andrew Yencha, Natural Resources EducatorUW-Extension

Give Your Landscape a New Look!From unique perennials, ornamental grasses, and season-al interest shrubs, learn how to enhance your yard and out-door living spaces. Transform your gardens with creativecombinations of plants and unique cultivars of shrubs, plusget some helpful plant maintenance tips.Course Number 13Michael Kreuser, ManagerGreen Team of Wisconsin, Horticulture Services

Make Your Container Gardens POP!Stuck in a rut with your container gardens? Are you usingthe same plant “recipe” year after year? Consider perenni-als, herbs and vegetables to shake things up! We’ll look atselections, color, foliage and texture. Course Number 16Gerilynne NolanFruit of the Bloom Garden Center

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The Twelve Oils of Ancient ScriptureThe ancient people of the Holy Land used aromatic oils forevery purpose: maintaining wellness, physical healing,enhancement of spiritual states in worship, emotionalcleansing, and purification from sin. Come to learn whatthey knew, and knew well.Course Number 21Nadine RetzlaffThe Health and Energy Center of Wisconsin


Staying Flavorful & Healthy with Whole Foods MarketWhole Foods Market, Milwaukee will be on hand to providesamples and examples of ways you can stay healthy whilekeeping the same delicious flavors in your meals that you’reused to enjoying!Course Number 19Sean R. LayWhole Foods Market, Milwaukee

Switch On the UpdatesLittle decorating changes can make big statements!Discover how to update your old electric switches and platecovers. Change out your outdated ceiling light to a newpendulum fixture. Our electrical associate will show youhow easily it can be done!Course Number 20Phil Kurtz, Electrical AssociateDianne Rick, Clinic SpecialistHome Depot - Wauwatosa

Intro to WinemakingCome for an evening of wine making! Learn the basicsteps of the craft, including equipment needed, sanitation,ingredients, and more. Participate in starting a batch ofwine to be completed at The Purple Foot. When the wineis bottled, come to the store to pick up your bottle!Course Number 15Karen Lau, The Purple Foot - Home Wine and BeerMaking Supply Store

5 Foundational Supplements:Keys to a Healthier Life!Discover the benefits of multivitimins, fish oils, protein, pro-biotics, and fiber, and how they positively impact hearthealth, brain activity, digestion, and maintenance of theimmune system.Course Number 22Don Bartley, General ManagerGNC Mayfair Mall

How to Have the Best Dog Ever!Find out the best ways to prevent and solve problems.Amiable Dog Training shares strategies for permanentlyimproving behavior without changing your lifestyle. Seehow professionals get instant results, and end up with hap-pier dogs.Course Number 18Emily CaseyAmiable Dog Training

Birds, Birds, Birds!Find out about bluebirds, their spring migration and nesting,as well as their unique qualities.Course Number 23Debi HornburgWild Birds Unlimited, Brookfield

Backyard CompostingSpring is in the air, signaling that it is time to make garden-ing plans. If you’ve ever wondered about composting inyour backyard, now is the time! Discover the secrets ofcomposting, its benefits, what can be composted, how toget started, and how to manage a pile or bin effectively. Course Number 17Jan Campanelli and Mary VoelkerUW Extension Composting Program

For Sale By OwnerThinking about selling or buying a home without goingthrough a realtor? This class will discuss the pros andcons, and offer practical tips for both buyers and sellers ofreal estate. Receive guidance regarding the necessarysteps to close a real estate transaction.Course Number 14Dan Werlein, Attorney at Law

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Thursday, April 24, 2014 6:30 - 9:15 p.m.


1. Complete the form below, indicating 2 mini-course preferences AND 2 alternatives, in case your first choices are filled. All sessions will be filled on a first-registered basis.

2. Your mini-course schedule will be available at Check-In (begins at 6:15pm). Confirmations will not be mailed.3. Return this form with credit card info or a check for $10.00 PER PERSON, payable to:

Wauwatosa Recreation Department, 12011 W. North Avenue, Wauwatosa, WI 53226.OR You may fax, with MasterCard/VISA information, to (414) 773-2920.

Download extra copies of this form from our website at www.tosarec.com, or photocopy. Questions? Call (414)773-2900, or send email to [email protected]

On April 24, please park in thelarge parking lot located on the

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Please note: For program promotionpurposes, photographs may be taken ofparticipants. If you do not wish to haveyour photo taken, please notify the pho-

tographer or instructor.

TOSA POOLAT HOYT PARKfriendsof hoytpark.org

2014

SEASON

Saturday, May 24

through Labor Day

September 1

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TOSA POOL PASS MEMBERSHIP FORM

Choose your membership: a Individual $85 a Family $240 a Caregiver Pass $45

First Name _______________________________ Last Name ________________________________________

Address ____________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ______________________________________________________________________________

Email _______________________________________________ Phone ______________________________

Please provide first and last names for each family member and birthdates of children.

__________________________________________ ____________________________________________

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Make checks payable to FOHPP and mail with this form to: FOHPP, P.O. Box 13936, Wauwatosa, WI 53213

limit one with membership

Consider donating today to the non-profit Friends of Hoyt Park & Pool who operate the TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park.

Donors starting at the $250 level will receive permanent recognition on our donor walls in the Grand Hall and

at the TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park, plus other benefits. Find more information at: friendsof hoytpark.org

HOURS, ADMISSION AND MEMBERSHIPS

Daytime $7.50

Evening Tuesday & Thursday $5

Child (age 2 & under) FREE

Parent/Tot Monday - Friday 9-11am $4 Adult and Child (age 3 - 6)

DAILY ADMISSIONPer person. Prices listed include sales tax.

OPEN SWIM HOURS

Parent/Tot Monday - Friday 9-11am

For children age 6 & under in the zero depth area only

Weekday Monday - Thursday 12-4:30pm

Friday 12-6pm

Evening Tuesday & Thursday 6-8pm

Note evening supervision guidelines

Weekend Saturday & Holiday 11am-6pm

Sunday 11am-8pm

Individual $85Family $240Caregiver $45limit one with membership

TOSA POOL PASS

Family TOSA Pool Passes: For immediate family residing at the same address. A family pass consists of a minimum of 1 and maximum 2 adults and children age 17 and under. Adult children age 18-22 included if they are full time students. Please note: memberships are non-refundable. Prices listed include sales tax.

LIFESAVER MEMBERSHIPS

EARLY BIRDSPECIALEnjoy these perks when you purchase a TOSA Pool Pass by April 28, 201 4All family members receive a reusable 201 4 TOSA Tumbler for $ 1 fountain beverage refills Single-use Daily Guest Passes: 4 per family membership 2 per individual membership Limit 4 per household

TOSA POOL PASS INCLUDES> Pool admission for daytime, evening and parent/tot swim

> Early entry to the pool 1 hour prior to daytime open swim

> Six members-only event nights

> 10% discount on birthday party packages and Grand Hall rentals.

> Lap lane swimming: See website for daily schedule

Renew or purchase your membership at friendsof hoytpark.org

OPEN SWIM SHADE RENTALS2 hour minimum and additional pool admission is required with all shade rentals

Monday-Thursday 11am-4:30pmFriday 11am-6 pmTuesday & Thursday Evenings 6-8pm*Saturday 10am-6pm Sunday 10am-8pm

FUN SHADE SUPER SHADECapacity: 25 Capacity: 50$37.50 per hour $75 per hour

GRAND HALL RENTAL100 conference seating or 80 seated with tables and chairs$75 per hour with 3 hour minimum

POOL RENTALFriday and Saturday 6:30-9:30pm$395 per hour with 2 hour minimum POOL AND GRAND HALL RENTALFriday and Saturday 6:30-9:30pm$500 per hour with 2 hour minimum

FACILITY AND SHADE RENTALS BIRTHDAY PARTIES

SUPER SPLASH PARTY $425 up to 30 guests$12 each additional personMaximum 50

SPLASH PARTY$165 up to 10 guests$12 each additional personMaximum 25

TOSA POOL BIRTHDAY PARTIESChoose between Splash or Super Splash Parties. Parties include a 2 hour shade rental, concession food and beverage choice, pool admission and personal party host. To book your birthday party, contact [email protected] or call (414) 302.9160.

Weekdays and Weekends 10 am - 12pm* 12:15 - 2:15pm 2:30 - 4:30pm

Tuesday, Thursday AND SUNDAY Evenings6-8pm

Complete your party with food from our concession stand, use the caterer of your choice or provide your own food and beverage. For more information and to book your facility rental contact [email protected] or call (414) 302.9160.

*Note evening supervision guidelines *Note on weekdays only zero depth is open from 10-11 amPlease note: Party & Rental prices listed do not include sales tax.

Enjoy your family reunion, company picnic, birthday party, or any special occasion at the TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park.

MEMBERS-ONLY EVENT NIGHTSSix very good reasons to purchase your TOSA Pool Pass today! Featuring menu & drink specials with ra�es & silent auctionsto benefit Friends of Hoyt Park & Pool.

SNEAK PEEK NIGHTFriday, May 23 5-8pmGet your photo taken for your membership card and takea dip before we open to the public for 2014 season.

I SCREAM FOR ICE CREAMFriday, June 206:30-9pmSassy Cow Ice Cream sundaetoppings bar. Bring your cameraand meet a Sassy Cow calf.

4th ANNUAL LUAU PARTYSaturday, July 126:30-9pmLIVE MUSIC by Will Ulrich and the Uke Crazy Kids

MOVIE NIGHTSWednesday, July 16 and August 6 7-10pmEvening swim & family movie night under the stars.

SUMMER WRAP-UPWednesday, August 20 6-9pmLIVE MUSIC by The Tritonics: Jamaican roots styles of rock steady, ska and reggae.

For a complete listing of swim lessons and exercise classes available at the pool, see the aquatic and adult fitness section of the Tosa Recreation Summer Activity Guide or look online at tosarec.com. Tosa resident registration for swim lessons begins online Saturday, April 26. Nonresident registration begins on Monday, May 5.

TOSA POOL GUIDELINESTOSA Pool is committed to providing a comfortable

and safe environment for all our guests.

SUPERVISION GUIDELINES• One adult (18 yrs or older) to 2 children age 4 and younger

• One adult (18 yrs or older) to 4 children ages 5-6• One chaperone (16 yrs or older) to 4 children age 7-10

• Children age 11 and older may attend without a chaperone

EVENING SWIM • One adult (21 yrs or older) to 2 children age 4 and younger• One adult (21 yrs or older) to 4 children/youth ages 5-17

CHILD AND ADULT CLASSESAT THE TOSA POOL

Open May-October | Wednesday-Sunday 3-9pm | Weather permitting

Meet your friends & neighbors and enjoy the natural beauty of Hoyt Park!

friendsof hoytpark.org | (414) 302.9160

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TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park is located on the corner of Swan Boulevard and Menomonee River Parkway

Wauwatosa Recreation Department and

Wisconsin Park and RecreationAssociation

offer the following greatoffer the following greatticket prices!!!ticket prices!!!

Purchase tickets at the WauwatosaRecreation Department Office, 12011W. North Avenue, beginning May 5through August 29, 2014 (except May26 and July 4).

Ticket Sale Hours: Monday through Friday,

8:15 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.

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Gate price: $42.58 - save $19.28! Age 2 & under Free

Gate price: $41.52 - save $10.27! Age 2 & under Free

Gate price: $14.25 & $11.25 -save $3.75 & $2.75! Age 2 & under Free

Weekend Picnic KitsWEEKEND Picnic Kits will be available to residents of Wauwatosafrom Memorial Day to Labor Day weekend.

Reserve Weekend Kits at least one week prior to the rental date.Volleyball Kit ($15* fee) Volleyball, net & poles

Complete Picnic Kit ($20* fee) Badminton, Bocce Balls, ScoopballCroquet, Horseshoes (rubber)Softball & throwdown bases Volleyball, net & poles

*$25 refundable deposit required

Milwaukee County

ZOO

Amusement TicketsSave $$$!

Pay with cash, MasterCard orVISA, certified check,

personal check, or money order. NO PERSONAL CHECKS OVER $100.

ALL SALES FINAL.NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS.

Coupons and other discounts are not accepted.

($15 fee for any returned (NSF) checks.)

Gate Price is $65.99 - save$22.74.“WPRA Week” - save $32.74!Age 2 & under Free

Wauwatosa’s Independence DayCelebrationEveryone is invited to join inWauwatosa’s Independence Dayfestivities!

“A Monumental Fourth”Friday, July 4, 2014

9:00 - 11:00amFestival Parade

The parade begins at9:00am from 80th & North Avenueand proceeds west to 104th Street.

9:15pm Bartolotta’sFIREWORKS at Hart Park

Hart Park - 7300 Chestnut Street

Questions? Call the Civic Celebration hotline:

(414)479-8988.

Adult (13+): $10.50Child (3-12): $8.50

“All Day Come &Go Wristband”

$23.50

“All Day UnlimitedUse Pass”

$31.25

“Any Day” :$43.25

“WPRA Week”(July 5 - 13):

$33.25

Education Foundation ofEducation Foundation ofWWauwatosa Wauwatosa Walalk /k / RunRun

Saturday, May 3, 2014 8:30 a.m. at the ZOO

8:30 a.m. - 1 Mile Student Run 9:00 a.m. - 1 Mile Walk

To register online or download a registration form, go to www.tosaefw.org

The EFW was organized to raise money tosupport and strengthen outstanding learningideas that improve the overall educationalquality of our public schools. Visit our websiteat www.tosaefw.org to learn more about ourgrants which enhance and extend the estab-lished curriculum and support projects beyondthe District’s budget.

Tosa Tonight2014 Summer Concert Series

www.tosatonight.com for details.

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Wauwatosa Driver’s EducationSUMMER 2014Morning & Evening classes available!

STATE REQUIREMENTS FOR TEEN DRIVERS:

1. CLASSROOM: Enroll in one of our classroom dates &complete our 30 hour course. (State Law)

2. WRITTEN TEST: Complete the state written test in OURCLASSROOM! You do not have to go to the DMV for this anymore. No more unnecessary trips to the DMV.

3. PERMIT: Pick up your Driving Permit from the DMV. Notest required if you have completed and passed the writtentest with us.

4. DRIVING & OBSERVATION: Finish 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction & 6 hours of behind-the-wheel observation.(State Law) Schedule drive times ONLINE 24/7!

5. 30 AT HOME: In addition to behind-the-wheel instructionwith a driving school, a student must complete 30 hours ofpractice with a parent. 10 hours are required to be at night.(State Law)

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Wauwatosa EAST High School:

6/16 - 7/10 10am - 12noon No Fridays!

7/14 - 8/1 6pm - 8pm 3 weeks only!

8/4 - 8/27 10am - 12noon No Fridays!

Full-Package Program FEE: $355

What’s New? Meet the new face of Driver’s Education in Wauwatosa!

Enroll online! www.uniteddrivingschoolWI.comOr call: 414-881-0010 for more information.

Practical information, With today’s teen in mind!

Pizza/DonutParties!

Outdoor Activities!

In-class groupactivities!

Driver’s EdGAMES!

“Why shouldn’t Driver’s Ed be fun?”

Wauwatosa WEST High School:

6/16 - 7/10 6pm - 8pm No Fridays!

7/14 - 8/1 10am - 12noon 3 weeks only!

8/4 - 8/27 6pm - 8pm No Fridays!

Full-Package Program FEE: $355

Summer Adventure Club . . . An Extended Summer School DayGrades K4 - Grade 6 (completed)

Summer Adventure Club is an exciting opportunity designedfor students enrolled in Summer School that may need anextended day*. Activities include arts and crafts, weeklythemes, games, learning activities and scheduled field trips. *Students need not be enrolled in Summer School to participate.

Recreation Department staff will meet the students atEisenhower/Lincoln and walk them to West/East. Studentsalready at the high schools will meet in the cafeteria (WestHigh) or the Raider Room (East High) at 11:25am. Participants must bring a packed lunch and beverage; snacks will be provided daily.

Enrollment Fee (non-refundable): $30 / $40 Non-resident (per child)West / Eisenhower: 466000-GW East / Lincoln: 466000-GE

You must establish your child’s Weekly Schedule by the preceding Tuesday, to ensure adequate staffing. You decide the days and time of attendance!

Register online @ www.tosarec.com, or by mail, fax or in-person at the Wauwatosa Recreation Department office.No early registrations accepted. Limited enrollment.Permission slips, Weekly Attendance Forms and additional information can be found on our website: wwwwww.tosar.tosarec.comec.com

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April 10!

Registration for this program begins on April 10 8:00am Resident

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June 16 - June 20 7:30am - 6:00pm $32 / $42 Non-res. East / West

June 23 - June 27 11:25am - 6:00pm $22 / $32 Non-res. East / West

June 30 - July 3 11:25am - 6:00pm $22 / $32 Non-res. East / West

July 7 - July 11 11:25am - 6:00pm $22 / $32 Non-res. East / West



July 28 - August 1 11:25am - 6:00pm $22 / $32 Non-res. East / West

August 4 - August 8 Mon 8/4 11:25am - 6:00pm $22 / $32 Non-res. East / WestTue 8/5 - Fri 8/8 7:30am - 6:00pm $32 / $42 Non-res. East / West

August 11 - August 15 7:30am - 6:00pm $32 / $42 Non-res. all at East

August 18 - August 22 7:30am - 6:00pm $32 / $42 Non-res. all at East

August 25 - August 28 (M -Th) 7:30am - 6:00pm $32 / $42 Non-res. all at East

*Paid on a weekly basis, one week in advance.

Outdoor Adventures Grades 5 - 8 (grade completed)Monday (8:00am - 4:00pm): Team building and ropes course at Madison CommunityRecreation.Tuesday (9:00am - 4:00pm): Rock climbing at Adventure Rock Indoor Climbing Gym. Wednesday (7:00am - 6:00pm): Rock climbing at Devil’s Lake State Park.Thursday (8:00am - 4:00pm): Adventure caving at Ledge View Nature Center.Friday (9:00am - 4:00pm): Camping skills, archery and swimming at Menomonee Park.

A detailed schedule, including bus time pick-up and drop-off, will be mailed prior to the start ofcamp. Buses will pick up and drop off campers at the following locations: Wilson, Longfellow, Fisher.Limit 45 campers per session.

$179 / $209 Non-residentMTWThF 7/28 - 8/1 9:00am - 4:00pm 467030-01MTWThF 8/4 - 8/8 9:00am - 4:00pm 467030-02

Camp ArrowheadGrades 2 - 4 (grade completed)Learn and practice camping skills in the woods andnearby fields. Activities include survival skills,Paul Bunyan Days, camp lore, hiking, swimming,archery, nature study, camp cooking and a field tripto Kohler Andrae State Park. A detailed scheduleof daily events will be mailed prior to the start ofthe session.

Limit 55 campers per session$160 / $190 Non-residentCamp is located within Currie Park at Menomonee River Parkway & Congress MTWThF 6/30 - 7/11 9:00am - 4:00pm 467020-01MTWThF 7/14 - 7/25 9:00am - 4:00pm 467020-02

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Bus Schedule for Camp Arrowhead:(Pick up) (Drop off)

Wilson 8:10am 4:30pm(1060 Glenview Ave., south side on Portland)

Longfellow 8:25am 4:20pm(7600 W. North Ave., north parking lot via 80th St.)

Fisher 8:45am 4:10pm(12121 W. North Ave, east parking lot)

Camp Wau-wau-tae-sieGrades K4 - 1 (grade completed)This exciting adventure combines recreation, games and funlearning activities. Campers will share activities with seniorsfrom the Hart Park Senior Center, including arts and crafts,special guests, sing-alongs, and hiking. We’ll exploreinsects, the environment, and take time out to enjoy goodbooks. Cooperation and team work are an important elementof this camp. On rainy days, enjoy an indoor schedule ofevents. A detailed schedule will be sent to each camper priorto the start of the session. Limit 55 campers per session$80 / $95 Non-residentHart Park Muellner Building (7300 Chestnut Street)MTWThF 6/16 - 6/27 9:00 - 11:30am 467010-01MTWThF 6/16 - 6/27 1:00 - 3:30pm 467010-02

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Chef In the Making: Patriotic Treats

Ages 7 - 12Celebrate the 4th of July by making fun,patriotic treats such as Pop RockCookies, Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs,Patriotic Kabobs, and more! Kids willlearn the basic fundamentals of becom-ing a good cook while preparing a funand delicious meal, measuring, mixingand some old-fashioned “tricks of thetrade”. All supplies are included. Bringan apron or smock and a storage con-tainer to bring your treats home.Instructor: Laura Moore$18 / $28 Non-residentEast (room 188)W 7/9 2:30 - 4:30pm 446028-01

Chef In the Making: That’s Italian!

Ages 7 - 12Make some favorites including MiniPizzas, Spaghetti & Meatball Soup,Cookie Pizza, and more. All suppliesare included. Bring an apron or smockand a storage container to bring yourtreats home.Instructor: Laura Moore$18 / $28 Non-residentEast (room 188)Th 8/7 12:30 - 2:30pm 446029-01

Wee Chefs: Patriotic Treats

Ages 3 - 6, with adultCelebrate the 4th of July by making fun,patriotic treats such as Pop RockCookies, Patriotic Kabobs, and Red,White and Blue Sundaes. All suppliesare included. Each Chef should bringan apron or smock and a storage con-tainer to bring treats home.Instructor: Laura Moore$16 / $26 Non-residentEast (room 188)W 7/9 1:00 - 1:45pm 491101-01

Wee Chefs: That’s Italian!

Ages 3 - 6, with adultMake favorites including Mini Pizzas,Cookie Pizza, and more! All suppliesare included. Each Chef should bringan apron or smock and a storage con-tainer to bring treats home.Instructor: Laura Moore$16 / $26 Non-residentEast (room 188)Th 8/7 11:00 - 11:45am 491102-01

“How to Eat A Brownie” Children’s Etiquette Class

Ages 7 - 12Children who are taught good manners have a lifelong advantage in job situationsand personal relationships. We start with introductions, shaking hands, good pos-ture, eye contact and projecting confidence when meeting people. We continuewith conversation skills, family etiquette, what the “R” stands for in R.S.V.P.; andwhen, why and how to write memorable thank you notes. One class is devoted totable manners at home and in restaurants. This fun, practical class consists of age-appropriate and relevant activities, and reasons for rules are always made clear.Instructor: Margery Sinclair www.margerysinclair.com$70 / $85 Non-residentEast (room 187)W 7/9 - 7/23 2:00 - 3:30pm 446800-01

Wee Explorers - Animal World

Ages 3 - 5 (Parents are welcome to stay,but not required)Join us as we explore the animal world.We will learn about habitats and preda-tor/prey, make packing peanut animals,and do some fun experiments.Instructor: Laura Moore$16 / $26 Non-residentUnderwood (art room)TTh 6/24 - 6/26 11:00 - 11:45am 491200-01

Wee Explorers - Forces of Nature

Ages 3 - 5 (Parents are welcome to stay,but not required)Earthquakes, volcanoes, and tornadoes,oh my! Join us as we explore the forcesof nature. Lots of fun experiments inthis hands-on class!Instructor: Laura Moore$16 / $26 Non-residentUnderwood (art room)MW 8/11 - 8/13 11:00 - 11:45am 491201-01

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Summer Art: Impressionism!Grades K5 - 5 (completed)An all-around art experience! Expressyourself with a variety of artistic mediato create bright, colorful masterpieces.Paint like Monet; sculpt like Degas, col-lage like Matisse, and more! A little arthistory and a LOT of fun!Instructor: Cathy Van MeterEast (room 119)$59 / $74 Non-residentMTWTh 7/14 - 7/17 2:15 - 3:15pm 452013-01

Artsy Chic: Creative Crafts & ArtGrades 1 - 6 (completed)Design and create unique crafts anddecor for your room and more! Workwith acrylic paints, wood, mosaic beadsand more to create painted wall initials,picture frames, candle jars and treasureboxes, all in your own unique style. Allsupplies (wall initial, frame, box, etc.)are included; just bring your paint shirt.Instructor: Cathy Van Meter$59 / $74 Non-residentEast (room 119)MTWTh 7/7 - 7/10 1:00 - 2:00pm 452011-01MTWTh 7/21 - 7/24 1:00 - 2:00pm 452011-02

Create Your Own Picture BookGrades 2 - 7 (completed)Design, write and illustrate your own 8-page picture or comic book. You willlearn cartooning and drawing skills tocreate whimsical, hand-colored pages toillustrate your own imaginative stories.We’ll use ink, colored pencil and water-color on quality paper for a handmadebook you’ll treasure.Instructor: Cathy Van Meter$49 / $64 Non-residentEast (room 119)MTWTh 7/14 - 7/17 1:00 - 2:00pm 452012-01

Paint and Play ClubAges 13 months - 6 years*, with parentor adult helperEnjoy open, creative playtime withroom for little ones to wiggle andbounce, plus an art table for creativefun. It’s a great environment for freeplay and for grown-ups to chat, laughand share. Start the morning with col-orful balls, scooters, toys and parachutegames. Next, it’s time for artistic explo-ration, where kids will discover tablesfilled with a rainbow of paints, brushes,dough, sculpting tools, blocks andmore.*Siblings under 12 months are welcome at nocharge. Instructor: Cathy Van Meter, artistMcKinley (multi-purpose room)$48 / $63 Non-residentT 7/8 - 7/29 9:30 - 10:20am 491103-02TTh 7/10 - 7/31 9:30 - 10:20am 491103-03

Summer Art: Get Wild!Grades K5 - 5 (completed)It’s all about wild animals and evenwilder colors as we paint, sculpt andcreate masterpieces inspired by HenriRousseau, Franz Mar, and more.Instructor: Cathy Van MeterEast (room 119)$59 / $74 Non-residentMTWTh 7/21 - 7/24 2:15 - 3:15pm 452014-01

Buggin’ Out With ArtGrades K5 - 4 (completed)Draw, paint and sculpt bugs! Use abunch of fun materials including paint,wire, plaster and more, to make yourbugs creepy, crawly or cute.Instructor: Jen Arpin$42 / $57 Non-residentMcKinley (art room)MTWTh 6/23 - 6/26 9:00 - 10:30am 452020-01

Kindergarten ArtAges 4 - 6This is the perfect class for young artiststo become familiar with lots of differentart materials. Practice cutting, gluing,drawing and painting while makingwonderful works of art.Instructor: Jen Arpin$42 / $57 Non-residentMcKinley (art room)MTWTh 7/7 - 7/10 9:00 - 10:00am 452040-01

Stars, Stripes and Fireworks!Grades K5 - 4 (completed)Create art inspired by the Fourth of July.Paint flags and fireworks, make sculpu-tres of your favorite picnic food, andcreate a hat fit for a parade!Instructor: Jen Arpin$42 / $57 Non-residentMcKinley (art room)MTW 6/30 - 7/2 9:00 - 11:00am 452030-01



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Papier MâchéAges 5 - 12This introduction to papier mâché andart from Jories Arts and Crafts is anopportunity to envision, create andcomplete individual and group projects.All projects are made from recyclablematerials, and customized to individualstudents. Art is creative, fun and flexi-ble, just like our class! Can’t wait to seeyou there.Instructor: Jories Arts & Crafts$45 / $55 Non-residentLongfellow (art room)M 6/23 - 7/28 12:30 - 2:00pm 452081-01W 6/25 - 7/30 3:30 - 5:00pm 452081-02F 6/27 - 8/8 12:30 - 2:00pm 452081-03

CChhii llddrreenn’’ss FFUUNN!!Pre-School DanceAges 3 & 4 (strictly adhered to)Intro to dance movement stressingrhythm, balance, creativity and FUN!$40 / $55 Non-residentEast (auditorium)T 6/17 - 8/5 2:00 - 2:30pm 456010-E1T 6/17 - 8/5 2:30 - 3:00pm 456010-E2T 6/17 - 8/5 5:00 - 5:30pm 456010-E3T 6/17 - 8/5 5:30 - 6:00pm 456010-E4Th 6/19 - 8/7 2:00 - 2:30pm 456010-E5Th 6/19 - 8/7 2:30 - 3:00pm 456010-E6Th 6/19 - 8/7 5:00 - 5:30pm 456010-E7Th 6/19 - 8/7 5:30 - 6:00pm 456010-E8Longfellow (cafeteria)W 6/18 - 8/6 9:00 - 9:30am 456010-L1W 6/18 - 8/6 9:30 - 10:00am 456010-L2W 6/18 - 8/6 11:00 - 11:30am 456010-L3W 6/18 - 8/6 11:30am - 12noon 456010-L4

Beginning Ballet, Jazz & Tap

Grades K4, K5 & 1 (completed)Basic ballet, jazz and tap technique in aclass geared to the young beginner.$46 / $61 Non-residentEast (auditorium)T 6/17 - 8/5 3:00 - 3:45pm 456020-E1Th 6/19 - 8/7 3:00 - 3:45pm 456020-E2Longfellow (cafeteria)W 6/18 - 8/6 10:00 - 10:45am 456020-L1

Intermediate Ballet, Jazz & TapGrades 2 - 4 (completed)An acceleration of the basic ballet, jazzand tap techniques.$46 / $61 Non-residentEast (auditorium)T 6/17 - 8/5 4:00 - 4:45pm 456030-E1

Teen Ballet & JazzGrades 5 and up (completed)Build on intermediate skills with a mixof fun and challenge.$46 / $61 Non-residentEast (auditorium)Th 6/19 - 8/7 4:00 - 4:45pm 456040-E1

BatonAges 6 - 17Instruction for both beginning andadvanced students. You may borrow abaton during the first class and orderthrough the instructor.$46 / $61 Non-residentMcKinley (multi-purpose room)T 6/17 - 8/5 2:00 - 2:45pm 456200-01

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L kMusic Maker and MorePre-School Music ProgramThis sing-along musical activity group isdesigned for children and their parentsor caregivers, incorporating traditionalchildren’s songs, rhythm instruments,dance movements and puppets that tell astory within a song. Develop an appre-ciation and love for all kinds of music.Bring your dancing feet.All ages are recommendations, not restrictions; olderand younger children are welcome to register.Instructor: Music Maker & More, LLC staffLongfellow (room 235) $72 each childM 6/16 - 8/11* 9:30 - 10:00am 491010-01W 6/18 - 8/13** 9:30 - 10:00am 491010-03* No class 6/30. ** No class 7/2.

Trinity Irish Dance Pre-BeginnerAges 4 - 5Dancers are introduced to the art formthrough story telling, singing, stretch-ing, drilling and learning components ofIrish step dancing. A performance willbe given on the last day of class. Noprevious dance experience required.$40 / $55 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Roosevelt (multi-purpose room)MTWTh 6/16 - 6/26 9:00 - 10:00am 456100-017/7 - 7/17 9:00 - 10:00am 456100-02

Trinity Irish Dance BeginnerAges 6 - 12Students are introduced to dances suchas the “Jig” and Reel” while concentrat-ing on proper posture, foot placement,timing and stage presence. A perform-ance will be given on the last day ofclass. No previous dance experiencerequired.$40 / $55 Non-resident (includes t’shirt)Roosevelt (multi-purpose room)MTWTh 6/16 - 6/26 10:00 - 11:00am 456101-017/7 - 7/17 10:00 - 11:00am 456101-02

Mommy & Me Creative MovementAges 2 - 4A fun way for your toddler to learn cre-ative movement strongly influenced byballet and jazz dance. Come stretch,leap, turn, dance, move and laugh withyour little one. Great for toddler’s firstclass - he or she doesn’t have to do italone!Instructor: Emily Rhodes$24 / $34 Non-resident Longfellow (cafeteria)T 6/17 - 7/8 9:00 - 9:30am 456085-01T 6/17 - 7/8 10:15 - 10:45am 456085-02T 7/15 - 8/5 9:00 - 9:30am 456085-03T 7/15 - 8/5 10:15 - 10:45am 456085-04

Make Some Noise - Tap Dance Just for BoysAges 4 - 10Boys love making noise, so let’s put thenoise makers on their feet! Learn fun-damental tap steps, moves, and combi-nations set to music. Let your son useup some of that energy he has by tap-ping his feet!Instructor: Emily Rhodes$24 / $34 Non-resident Longfellow (cafeteria)T 6/17 - 7/8Ages 4 - 6 9:30 - 10:15am 456095-01Ages 7 - 10 11:00 - 11:45am 456095-02T 7/15 - 8/5Ages 4 - 6 9:30 - 10:15am 456095-03Ages 7 - 10 11:00 - 11:45am 456095-04


Intermediate Drama Advanced study and presentationincluding voice creativity, stage move-ment, character interaction, andaspects of play production.A presentation of a dramatic scene,play or reading will complete thisworkshop.$41 / $56 Non-residentEastMTWThF6/23 - 7/14* 9:30 - 11:25am 448040-E1* No class July 4.WestMTWThF7/15 - 8/4 9:30 - 11:25am 448040-W1

Children’s Theatre of WauwatosaSummer Theatre

announces tryouts for

22001144“The Frog Prince”

Children in grades 3 through 7, as of Sept. 2014, are invited to try out forthe summer trouping of “The Frog Prince”. Rehearsals will be Monday,Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Rehearsals will begin Monday, June 16at 10:00am - 12:00noon. There will be four morning performances atplayground locations in July and August and one evening performance.

First Tryout:Monday, June 2, 2014 7:00 - 8:30pmFinal Tryout*: Wednesday, June 4, 2014 7:00 - 8:30pm(*for those who are called back)

Longfellow Middle School Auditorium7600 W. North Avenue

Beginning Actor’s WorkshopGrades 2 - 6 (completed)Learn stage direction, facial expressionsand vocal interpretation, and how toaudition. (Note: Students who complete this class will beeligible to try out for the Little Theatre’s SpringTroupe in January 2015.)$35 / $50 Non-residentEast MTWThF6/23 - 7/14 9:30 - 10:25am 448030-E16/23 - 7/14 10:30 - 11:25am 448030-E2* No class July 4.WestMTWThF7/15 - 8/4 9:30 - 10:25am 448030-W17/15 - 8/4 10:30 - 11:25am 448030-W2

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Esprit Poms / Jr. Esprit PomsSenior Esprit Dance Team Grades 8 - 11 (completed)Tryout Teaching Sessions: 4/22, 4/23, 4/246:00 - 8:00pm @ Washington (gym) Final Tryout: S 4/26, 9:00am - 12:00pm

@ WestJr. Esprit Poms Dance TeamGrades 3 - 7 (completed)Esprit Jrs. practice on Tuesdays and Thursdaysduring the school year, and Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays during the summer,6:00 - 8:30pm. Tryouts: 4/22 & 4/24, 6:00 -8:30pm @ Washington (MP room)Mandatory short dancer/parent meeting at begin-ning of tryouts on 4/22. Mandatory attendence alldays of tryouts to make the team (or makearrangements with Coach Lauren or Coach Pat).

For more info, call Coach Pat, (414)243-1938.

Petite PomsGrades K4 -5 (completed)Young pompon enthusiasts will receivean introduction to pompon activities.Perform during Wauwatosa’s 4th ofJuly celebration.$28 / $38 Non-residentLongfellow (gym)MTWThF 6/30 - 7/45:00 - 6:00pm 458000-01Mandatory meeting for parents/guardians during1st class on 6/30 to discuss details, uniforms,etc. Participants will need a pair of plainwhite shoes, socks, and plain black shortsfor their “uniform”.

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Canoe & Kayak TripGrades 5 - 8 (completed)Canoe and kayak the Milwaukee River with Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises.Launching from the Marquette Rowing Center Dock in downtown Milwaukee,you’ll have the opportunity to use both a canoe and a kayak as you travel up- ordown-river (our destination depends on weather conditions). Limited spaces areavailable on this exciting trip, so don’t delay!Thursday, July 10Depart from Recreation Dept. (Fisher Building parking lot - East side) at 12:00pm; Return approximately 3:30pm. $25 / $35 Non-resident 446901-01Fee includes bus ride, canoes, paddles and life jackets.Registration Deadline: 7/3. No Refunds After 7/3.

Horseback Riding & HayrideGrades 5 - 8 (completed)We are heading to Kettle Moraine Ranch in Eagle, to go on a 45-minute horse-back trail ride and a 45-minute hayride. Then we’ll start a campfire and cookhotdogs and marshmallows for lunch. After lunch, you’ll get free time to playgames, go on a short hike, explore the unique western town, or visit the gift shop.All levels of riders are welcome.Tuesday, August 5Depart from Recreation Dept. (Fisher Building parking lot - East side) at 8:45am; Return approximately 3:00pm. $55 / $70 Non-resident 446902-01 Registration Deadline: 7/29. No Refunds After 7/29.

Action TerritoryGrades 5 - 8 (completed)Get ready for an action-packed day! We’re heading to Action Territory inKenosha. Register with friends to paintball outside! Your marker, mask, jump-suit, and 100 paintballs are included in the fee. Get unlimited go-kart rides,bumper boat, laser tag, mini-golf, and bumper cars. Enjoy pizza and a soda(included) for lunch. Tuesday, July 1Depart from Recreation Dept. (Fisher Building parking lot - East side) at 9:15am; Return approximately 4:00pm. $46 / $61 Non-resident 446903-01Registration Deadline: 6/24. No Refunds After 6/24.

Day Trips for Teens

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Lil’ Bobbers and Sewing Camp.

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Lil’ BobbersAges 3 - 5Bait your child’simagination and watchthem explore andenjoy the outdoors in a unique, safe, and exciting way!Develop vocabulary and imaginationthrough fish stories and fish identifica-tion. Intimate class size offers theexpansion of social and emotional skillsthrough sharing, turn-taking, and coop-eration, and successfully followingsequences and patterns. By catchingfish, your child will come to understandnumber, size, weight, color, texture,time and position.In addition to a great introductory fishingexperience, all participants will receive anew rod and reel combo, tackle box withassorted tackle, and a t’shirt ($47 value).Instructor: Chad Leton, HookedUp 101 FishingAcademy$74 / $74 Non-residentElm Grove Village Park PondMW 6/2 - 6/4 1:30 - 2:30pm 491480-01

Sewing Camp for KidsAges 8 - 14Sewing crafts from the Kids Can Sew &Fashion Design program include apocket pillow, denim purse, pod pouch,reversible headband and more! Thiscamp is for beginners with no sewingexperinece, or for those who sew andwant to learn more. Each student willpurchase their own Camp CollectionsPattern Packet for $35 on the first day.All other supplies are included.Instructor: Theresa Schumann, Licensed KidsCan Sew Instructor$70 / $85 Non-resident Whitman (room 5)$70 / $85 Non-residentMTW 6/23 - 6/25 1:00 - 4:00pm 452205-01MTW 7/14 - 7/16 1:00 - 4:00pm 452205-02

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Balance & BounceAges 5 -7 Designed to introduce basic skills on thebalance beam, uneven bars, and vault.Each day will focus on a different pieceof equipment.Prerequisite: currently enrolled in Pre-Beginner or have taken at least one ses-sion of Pre-Beginner. Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$42 / $57 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 10:15 - 11:00am 460120-01MW 6/16 - 8/6 1:30 - 2:15pm 460120-02TTh 6/17 - 8/7 11:15am - 12noon 460120-03TTh 6/17 - 8/7 6:30 - 7:15pm 460120-04

TTuummbbll iinngg && GGyymmnnaasstt iiccssParent/Tot TumblingAges 24 - 36 monthsA fun class for a parent and child tobuild a growing relationship through thelearning of basic motor skills, coordina-tion, and tumbling. One parent perchild. Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$32 / $47 Non-residentM 6/16 - 7/7 8:30 - 9:00am 460010-01T 6/17 - 7/8 10:15 - 10:45am 460010-02W 6/18 - 7/9 9:00 - 9:30am 460010-03W 6/18 - 7/9 6:00 - 6:30pm 460010-04Th 6/19 - 7/10 10:15 - 10:45am 460010-05M 7/14 - 8/4 8:30 - 9:00am 460010-06T 7/15 - 8/5 10:15 - 10:45am 460010-07W 7/16 - 8/6 9:00 - 9:30am 460010-08W 7/16 - 8/6 6:00 - 6:30pm 460010-09Th 7/17 - 8/7 10:15 - 10:45am 460010-10

Parent/Tot MovementAges 16 - 23 monthsChildren and their adult partners willuse imagination through guided discov-ery of basic motor skills. This willinclude balancing, large muscle move-ments and creative playing. One parentper child. Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$32 / $47 Non-residentM 6/16 - 7/7 9:00 - 9:30am 460015-01M 6/16 - 7/7 6:00 - 6:30pm 460015-02W 6/18 - 7/9 8:30 - 9:00am 460015-03M 7/14 - 8/4 9:00 - 9:30am 460015-04M 7/14 - 8/4 6:00 - 6:30pm 460015-05W 7/16 - 8/6 8:30 - 9:00am 460015-06

Kidnastics Ages 3 - 4Children will learn basic motor skills,improve coordination, and develop lis-tening skills while being introduced tobasic tumbling and gymnastics equip-ment. Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$38 / $53 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/9 8:30 - 9:00am 460020-01MW 6/16 - 7/9 10:45 - 11:15am 460020-02TTh 6/17 - 7/10 8:30 - 9:00am 460020-03TTh 6/17 - 7/10 6:00 - 6:30pm 460020-04TTh 6/17 - 7/10 6:45 - 7:15pm 460020-05MW 7/14 - 8/6 8:30 - 9:00am 460020-06MW 7/14 - 8/6 10:45 - 11:15am 460020-07TTh 7/15 - 8/7 8:30 - 9:00am 460020-08TTh 7/15 - 8/7 6:00 - 6:30pm 460020-09TTh 7/15 - 8/7 6:45 - 7:15pm 460020-10

Advanced KidnasticsFor children who have participated inthe Kidnastics program. They willbuild upon various skills taught inKidnastics and concentrate on bettercontrol and form in their tumblingskills.Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$38 / $53 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 7/9 6:45 - 7:15pm 460030-01TTh 6/17 - 7/10 9:30 - 10:00am 460030-02MW 7/14 - 8/6 6:45 - 7:15pm 460030-03TTh 7/15 - 8/7 9:30 - 10:00am 460030-04

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New afternoontime!

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Spectators are invited to attend scheduledOpen House. No observation at othertimes. This ensures a good learning envi-ronment without distractions.

Pre-BeginnerGymnasticsAges 5 - 6Learn backward rolls,tripods, and cartwheels. Enhancecoordination and body strength.Prerequisite: Must be able to do a for-ward roll unassisted.Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$42 / $57 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 9:15 - 10:00am 460040-01MW 6/16 - 8/6 11:30am - 12:15pm460040-02MW 6/16 - 8/6 1:30 - 2:15pm 460040-03MW 6/16 - 8/6 6:00 - 6:45pm 460040-04MW 6/16 - 8/6 6:30 - 7:15pm 460040-05TTh 6/17 - 8/7 8:30 - 9:15am 460040-06TTh 6/17 - 8/7 10:15 - 11:00am 460040-07TTh 6/17 - 8/7 6:00 - 6:45pm 460040-08TTh 6/17 - 8/7 7:15 - 8:00pm 460040-09

Jr. Prep GymnasticsAges 10 - 17For those who need to work on beginneror intermediate skills and are not com-fortable in the Beginner, Intermediateor Advanced classes. Learn new skillson the floor, beam, uneven bars andvault. Coaches will work each classperiod to improve dance and tumblingskills at each student’s pace. Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$47 / $62 Non-residentTTh 6/17 - 8/7 7:15 - 8:15pm 460110-01

Power TumblingFocus on advanced tumbling skillsincluding front and back handsprings.Connect advanced tumbling skillswhile maintaining body control andform.Prerequisite: Passed AdvancedGymnasticsLongfellow (lower level/recreation room)$47 / $62 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 7:15 - 8:15pm 460080-01

Intermediate GymnasticsLearn handstand to bridge, back bendkick-over, round-offs, dance skills, andreview skills learned in BeginnerGymnastics. Concentrate on body con-trol and strengthening.Prerequisite: Passed BeginnerGymnasticsLongfellow (lower level/recreation room)$47 / $62 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 2:30 - 3:30pm 460070-01TTh 6/17 - 8/7 11:00am - 12noon 460070-02

BeginnerGymnastics Learn various types of cartwheels,dance skills, and handstands. Concen-trate on body control and strengthening.Prerequisite: Passed Pre-BeginnerGymnasticsLongfellow (lower level/recreation room)$47 / $62 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 11:00am - 12noon 460050-01MW 6/16 - 8/6 2:30 - 3:30pm 460050-02TTh 6/17 - 8/7 9:00 - 10:00am 460050-03

Advanced GymnasticsLearn front and back walk-overs andfront handsprings. Connect tumblingand dance skills learned in IntermediateGymnastics. Emphasis is on body con-trol and form.Prerequisite: Passed IntermediateGymnasticsLongfellow (lower level/recreation room)$47 / $62 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 9:45 - 10:45am 460075-01

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Advanced Balance & BounceWhile using the balance beam, unevenbars and vault, build on tumbling anddance skills learned in BeginnerGymnastics and Balance & Bounce.Learn new skills on each apparatus,mounts and dismounts.Prerequisite: Passed BeginnerGymnastics and Balance & Bounce. Longfellow (lower level/recreation room)$42 / $57 Non-residentMW 6/16 - 8/6 7:15 - 8:00pm 460130-01



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New afternoontime!

New afternoontime!

New afternoontime!

SSuummmmeerr SScchhooooll Session Session A: A: MondayMonday, June 23 - Monday, June 23 - Monday, July 14, July 14Session B: Session B: TTuesdayuesday, July 15 - Monday, July 15 - Monday, , August 4August 4Session Session A/B:A/B: MondayMonday, June 23 - Monday, June 23 - Monday, , August 4August 4

No classes on July 4.

2 Locations!EisenhoweEisenhowerr // WWest Campus Lincolest Campus Lincolnn // East CampusEast Campus

The Wauwatosa School District provides opportunities for a wide range oflearning experiences. If there is a question concerning classes that best meetthe needs of your child, confer with classroom teachers and/or guidance coun-selors. If you have any questions concerning summer school courses, contactthe Summer School Administrator:

Bill Anderson, Summer School [email protected]

(414)773-3200

Summer school course offerings are available to students with disabilities. If your son or daugh-ter has a special education need, please indicate this on the registration form. If you have anyquestions related to special education services during summer school, contact Dean Heus,Supervisor of Student Services at (414)773-1082.

Enrolling Students with Disabilities . . .Enrolling Students with Disabilities . . .Students with disabilities who enroll in summer school classes must register as other students do.

• When completing the online registration, please identify the student as a student with a disability (special consideration).• Before the school year ends, with your permission, your child’s special education teacher will forward IEP information to the

special education summer school coordinator who will communicate with the summer school teachers.• Please notify your child’s special education teacher if you enroll in summer school and indicate the classes you are taking.• If a student needs to enroll in a class outside of his/her current grade level, changes from the grade level class to a different level are

authorized by the Student Services Department.• Students needing grade level adjustment must first register for the class at their grade level to secure a seat. Adjustments

are recommended by the special education teacher to Student Services prior to, or immediately following, registration. Contact your child’s case manager to discuss this option.

Get your summeroff to a SmoothStart!

The Wauwatosa School District does not discriminate on the basis of a person’s color, sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, mar-ital status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability.

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On Tuesday, June 17,the

SUMMER SCHOOL OFFICE

will relocate to the Summer Schoollocations:

• West High Career Center• Eisenhower (near the Office)• East High (Teacher’s Lounge)• Lincoln (Teacher’s Lounge)

SUMMER SCHOOL OFFICEHOURS:

7:15am - 1:15pm

(414)773-3200

Summer School OnlineRegistration ENDS

Friday, May 30.

Smooth Start to Summer School . . . Smooth Start to Summer School . . . AA Self-Guided TSelf-Guided TourourOn Friday, June 20, you are invited to:

• Ease into Summer School by taking a self-guided tour of your child’sSummer School building. West, East, Lincoln and Eisenhower will be open from8:30am until 11:30am. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

• Get a final copy of your child’s class schedule, on-site.

• Make final class changes, on-site.

Remember!

SSuummmmeerr SScchhooooll Kindergarten Experiences

This class is designed to meet individuallearning needs of kindergartners.Participation will give your child addi-tional opportunities to grow in the areasof reading, writing and mathematics byrevisiting essential concepts and skills.Students will be given opportunities tobuild on what they’ve already learnedthrough a variety of activities and socialexperiences. Sign up for the 6 weeks.$0 / $150 Non-resident Grades K4* & K5*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4K4* Eisen 8:30 - 11:25am 427013-01K5* Eisen 8:30 - 11:25am 427013-02K4* Linc 8:30 - 11:25am 427013-L1K5* Linc 8:30 - 11:25am 427013-L2*grade completed

Jump Start Into K4This program is designed to acclimateincoming K4 students to the JuniorKindergarten classroom. Choose thelocation that will be your child’s school.$0 / $25 Non-residentFor children who will be in K4 in September 2014.Eisenhower MTWThF6/30 - 7/11 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-016/30 - 7/11 10:30am - 12:30pm 427150-02Jefferson MTWThF6/23 - 6/27 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-03Lincoln MTWThF8/5 - 8/8 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-048/5- 8/8 10:30am - 12:30pm 427150-05Madison MTWThF7/21 - 8/1 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-06McKinley MTWThF6/23 - 7/3 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-076/23 - 7/3 10:30am - 12:25pm 427150-08Roosevelt MTWThF7/14 - 7/18 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-097/14 - 7/18 10:30am -12:25pm 427150-10Underwood MTWThF8/4 - 8/8 8:30 - 10:30am 427150-11Washington MTWThF8/4 - 8/15 8:30 - 9:25am 427150-128/4 - 8/15 9:30 - 10:25am 427150-13Wilson MTWThF7/21 - 7/25 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-147/28 - 8/1 8:30 - 10:25am 427150-17

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Summer School Registration NOW - May 30: www.tosarec.com

Session A: M 6/23 - M 7/14Session B: T 7/15 - M 8/4Session A/B: M 6/23 - M 8/4


1st Grade ExperienceThis class is designed to meet individuallearning needs of first graders.Participation will give your child addi-tional opportunities to grow in the areasof reading, writing and mathematics byrevisiting essential concepts and skills.Students will be given opportunities tobuild on what they’ve already learnedthrough a variety of activities and socialexperiences. Sign up for the 6 weeks.$0 / $150 Non-resident Grade 1*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 1* Eisen 8:30 - 11:25am 427183-01Gr. 1* Linc 8:30 - 11:25am 427183-L1*grade completed

2nd Grade ExperienceThis class is designed to meet individuallearning needs of second graders.Participation will give your child addi-tional opportunities to grow in the areasof reading, writing and mathematics byrevisiting essential concepts and skills.Students will be given opportunities tobuild on what they’ve already learnedthrough a variety of activities and socialexperiences. Sign up for the 6 weeks.$0 / $150 Non-resident Grade 2*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 2* Eisen 8:30 - 11:25am 427193-01Gr. 2* Linc 8:30 - 11:25am 427193-L1*grade completed

Montessori ExplorationIn this course, students examine themesin a variety of areas (including geology,zoology, geography, botany, and histo-ry/civilization) while working withMontessori teachers and materials atWauwatosa Montessori School.This class is open to all; however,Montessori students have priority inGrades 1 - 5.$0 / $25 Non-resident Wauwatosa Montessori School (Fisher Bldg)MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1* - 2* 8:30 - 11:30am 427161-M2Gr. 3* - 5* 8:30 - 11:30am 427161-M3*grade completed



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PE - Fitness and FunParticipate in a variety of physical activities and games such as baseball, volley-ball, badminton, tennis, rock wall climbing, basketball, soccer and kickball, etc.Good sportsmanship and the teaching of game rules will be introduced and dis-cussed daily.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427541-01Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427541-02Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427541-03Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427541-L1Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427541-L2Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427541-L3Gr. 3 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427541-W1Gr. 3 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427541-W2Gr. 3 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427541-W3Gr. 3 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427541-E1Gr. 3 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427541-E2Gr. 3 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427541-E3Gr. 6 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427541-W4Gr. 6 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427541-W5Gr. 6 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427541-W6Gr. 6 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427541-E4Gr. 6 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427541-E5Gr. 6 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427541-E6*grade completed

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427542-01Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427542-02Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427542-03Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427542-L1Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427542-L2Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427542-L3Gr. 3 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427542-W1Gr. 3 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427542-W2Gr. 3 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427542-W3Gr. 3 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427542-E1Gr. 3 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427542-E2Gr. 3 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427542-E3Gr. 6 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427542-W4Gr. 6 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427542-W5Gr. 6 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427542-W6Gr. 6 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427542-E4Gr. 6 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427542-E5Gr. 6 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427542-E6*grade completed

Food, Fitness & FunLearn how to make healthy choiceswhen it comes to eating and exercising.Try a variety of snacks that you canmake at home. Use resistance bands tostrengthen muscles, take part in aerobicactivities to benefit the heart, and dis-cover new games and activities thatkeep you motivated to stay fit. Don’tmiss out on this chance to get in shapeover the summer.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 4* - 7* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 4 - 7* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427331-W1Gr. 4 - 7* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427331-W2Gr. 4 - 7* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427331-W3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 4 - 7* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427332-E1Gr. 4 - 7* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427332-E2Gr. 4 - 7* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427332-E3*grade completed

Where Fitness & Technology MeetHave fun getting fit with active gamingwhile learning about new trends in fit-ness technologies. Students of all fit-ness levels, including those with specialneeds, will enjoy exercising using pop-ular exergaming activities such as WiiFit, Dance Revolution, and other fitnesstechnologies. Students will also learnhow to create individualized exerciseroutines using these technologies.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 3* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 6 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427621-E1Gr. 3 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427621-E2Gr. 3 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427621-E3

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 6 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427622-W1Gr. 3 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427622-W2Gr. 3 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 472622-W3*grade completed


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Early Morning StretchLearn stretches and warmups, and how to prevent injury. Participate in cardio-vascular workouts such as power walking, jogging, jumping rope and other highenergy activities to maintain a healthy heart.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades K4* - 8*

*grade completed

MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14K4 - K5*Eisen 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-02K4 - K5*Linc 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-L2Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-L1Gr. 3 - 5* West 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-W1Gr. 3 - 5* East 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-E1Gr. 6 - 8* West 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-W2Gr. 6 - 8* East 7:30 - 8:25am 427571-E2

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4K4 - K5*Eisen 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-02K4 - K5*Linc 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-L2Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-L1Gr. 3 - 5* West 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-W1Gr. 3 - 5* East 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-E1Gr. 6 - 8* West 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-W2Gr. 6 - 8* East 7:30 - 8:25am 427572-E2

For wait list, call (414)773-2900 or email [email protected]


Intro to Sign LanguageDiscover communication skills withAmerican Sign Language. Throughmusic, stories, art, games, dramaticplay, and media/technology, studentswill learn to express ideas and wordsusing sign language.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 6*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427391-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427391-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427391-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427391-E1Gr. 5 - 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427391-W2Gr. 5 - 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427391-E2MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427392-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427392-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427392-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427392-E1Gr. 5 - 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427392-W2Gr. 5 - 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427392-E2*grade completed


World Language ExplorationExplore the world and express yourself in new and exciting ways! Spend three lively weeks discovering the richness of thelanguage and cultures of French, German and Spanish. Through games, songs, interactive activities and more, students willdiscover the fun of communicating in a new language. Each session is unique, so join us for a summer of fun.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades K* - 8* SpanishMTWThF 6/23 - 7/14K4 - K5* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427211-01K4 - K5* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427211-L1Gr. 1 - 3* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427211-02Gr. 1 - 3* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427211-L2Gr. 4 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427211-W2Gr. 4 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427211-E2Gr. 7 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427211-W3Gr. 7 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427211-E3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4K4 - K5* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427212-01K4 - K5* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427212-L1Gr. 1 - 3* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427212-02Gr. 1 - 3* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427212-L2Gr. 4 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427212-W2Gr. 4 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427212-E2Gr. 7 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427212-W3Gr. 7 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427212-E3*grade completed

$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades K* - 8* French MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14K4 - K5* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427231-L1Gr. 1 - 3* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427231-L2Gr. 4 - 6* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427231-E2Gr. 7 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427231-E3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4K4 - K5* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427232-01Gr. 1 - 3* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427232-02Gr. 4 - 6* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427232-W2Gr. 7 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427232-W3*grade completed

$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades K* - 8* German MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14K4 - K5* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427251-01Gr. 1 - 3* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427251-02Gr. 4 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427251-W2Gr. 7 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427251-W3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4K4 - K5* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427252-L1Gr. 1 - 3* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427252-L2Gr. 4 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427252-E2Gr. 7 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427252-E3*grade completed

ELL (English Language Learner)For students whose first language is notEnglish. Work on strengthening all fourcommunication skills: reading, writing,listening and speaking. Classes aremulti-level and will provide individual-ized and small-group instruction.Students do not have to be enrolled inthe regular school year’s ESL program.$0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427033-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427033-L1Gr. 3 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427033-W2Gr. 3 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427033-E2Gr. 6 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427033-W3Gr. 6 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427033-E3*grade completed



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Math WorkshopThis course is designed for the student who wants to strengthen skills in the strandof number and operations with an emphasis on problem solving. A variety ofstrategies and activities will be used to build fluency with basic facts, fact exten-sions, and computation appropriate for each grade level. Problem-solving strate-gies will be strengthened. Sign up for either or both sessions.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8*

Math Applications & Enrichment

This course will provide opportunities for students to extend their learning ofmathematics with a focus on problem solving and reasoning. Investigations ingeometry will be the strand for the first three weeks. The second three weeks willfocus on investigations in the measurement strand. Sign up for either or both ses-sions.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8*


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MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-01Gr. 1* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-L1Gr. 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-02Gr. 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-L2Gr. 3* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-W1Gr. 3* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-E1Gr. 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-W2Gr. 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-E2Gr. 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427071-W3Gr. 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427071-E3Gr. 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-W4Gr. 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427071-E4Gr. 7 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427071-W5Gr. 7 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427071-E5*grade completed

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-01Gr. 1* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-L1Gr. 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-02Gr. 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-L2Gr. 3* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-W1Gr. 3* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-E1Gr. 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-W2Gr. 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-E2Gr. 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427072-W3Gr. 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427072-E3Gr. 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-W4Gr. 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427072-E4Gr. 7 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427072-W5Gr. 7 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427072-E5*grade completed

MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427091-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427091-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427091-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427091-E1Gr. 5 - 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427091-W2Gr. 5 - 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427091-E2Gr. 7 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427091-W3Gr. 7 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427091-E3*grade completed

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427092-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427092-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427092-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427092-E1Gr. 5 - 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427092-W2Gr. 5 - 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427092-E2Gr. 7 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427092-W3Gr. 7 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427092-E3*grade completed

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Remember!Session A: M 6/23 - M 7/14Session B: T 7/15 - M 8/4Session A/B: M 6/23 - M 8/4


Khan Me Into MathStudents will work on math conceptsand skills utilizing Khan Academyonline learning tools.

• Students would be enrolled into Khan Academy math and begin working at the most basic entry level;° Not matched to grade level or

specific skill but individualized;° Learning gaps and skill gaps

will be closed;° Students who are far above

grade level will take the “Challenges” on the Khan site to see if they are ready to moveforward without starting at the beginning.

• Using this site, students will learnskill and concepts at their own pace.

• The teacher will be their “coach” and will monitor students and helpthem when they begin to struggle with concepts.

• This is a 3-week class. Students could take both sessions since the content of the class is dictated by their progression of skills. Seats are limited to 24 students per 3-week session.

$0 / $25 Non-resident Grade 5* - 7*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 5 - 7* Whit 8:30 - 9:25am 427441-W1Gr. 5 - 7* Whit 9:30 - 10:25am 427441-W2Gr. 5 - 7* Whit 10:30 - 11:25am 427441-W3

MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 5 - 7* Long 8:30 - 9:25am 427441-E1Gr. 5 - 7* Long 9:30 - 10:25am 427441-E2Gr. 5 - 7* Long 10:30 - 11:25am 427441-E3*grade completed



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Project M3

Mentoring Mathematical MindsThis course offers students opportuni-ties to work and act like real mathemati-cians beyond their math curriculumthrough investigations, projects, andsimulations. Verbal and written com-munication and critical reasoning skillswill be emphasized. Gr. 1: Geometry With the MeerkatsGr. 2: Unraveling the Mystery of theMoLi StoneGr. 3: Digging for Data: The SearchWithin ResearchGr. 4: Analyze This! Representing andInterpreting DataGr. 4-5: Treasures in the Attic:FractionsGr. 5: What Are Your Chances?:Exploring Probability$0 (Residents only) Grades 1* - 5* MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427463-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427463-L1Gr. 3* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427463-W1Gr. 3* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427463-E1Gr. 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427463-W2Gr. 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427463-E2Gr. 4 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427463-W3Gr. 4 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427463-E3Gr. 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427463-W4Gr. 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427463-E4*grade completed

Connecting 6-2-7This course is for students who wereenrolled in the CMP Gr. 6 this year andwho will be taking Accelerated CMP in7th grade in the Fall. Instruction in thefollowing units that were part of theAccelerated CMP Gr. 6 curriculum willbe provided: Accentuate the Negative;Stretching and Shrinking; DataDistributions; and Filling andWrapping. (A scientific calculator isneeded.)$0 / $50 Non-resident Grade 6*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 6* East 8:00 - 10:00am 427793-E1Gr. 6* East 10:30am - 12:30pm 427793-E2Gr. 6* West 10:30am - 12:30pm 427793-W2*grade completed



Ruins of MontarekStudents in this course will explore spa-tial visualization and engage in spatialreasoning as they learn to construct,manipulate, and interpret architecturalrepresentations and isometric dot paperrepresentations of structures. Problemsolving and communicating mathemati-cal thinking will be the focus.$0 (Residents only) Grade 5*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427433-W1Gr. 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427433-E1*grade completed

Pre-AlgebraThis course is designed to strengthenmathematics skills prior to takingAlgebra in the fall. Topics will includeproperties of numbers, order of opera-tions, operations with fractions, andexponential expressions to reinforcefoundational skills. Students will alsopreview operations with integers, solv-ing and graphing equations and sys-tems, and solving simple quadraticequations. A scientific calculator isneeded).$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 8* - 9*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr.8 - 9* East 8:00 - 10:00am

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 8 - 9* West 8:00 .- 10:00am*grade completedThis course, though not credit-earn-ing, must be registered for through thestudent’s guidance counselor.

Algebra Refresher for StudentsEntering GeometryFor exiting Algebra or Geometrystudents.This course is designed for studentswho need to strengthen Algebra skills inpreparation for taking Geometry. Thetopic skills will include: PythagoreanTheorem, simplifying radicals, solvingquadratics, and solving systems of lin-ear equations. (A scientific calculator isneeded).$0 / $25 Non-resident Grade: Must have completed AlgebraMTWThF 6/23 - 7/14West 10:30am- 12:30pm

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4East 10:30am - 12:30pmThis course, though not credit-earn-ing, must be registered for through thestudent’s guidance counselor.

Algebra Refresher for StudentsEntering Algebra 2For exiting Algebra or Geometrystudents.This course is designed for studentswho need to strengthen Algebra skills inpreparation for taking Algebra 2. Thetopic skills will include: exponentrules; factoring; rational expressions,and equations; and SOH-CAH-TOA,law of sines, law of cosines. (A scientif-ic calculator is needed).$0 / $25 Non-resident Grade: Must have completed Algebra &GeometryMTWThF 6/23 - 7/14West 8:00 - 10:00am

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4East 8:00 - 10:00amThis course, though not credit-earn-ing, must be registered for through thestudent’s guidance counselor.



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STEM Exploration Grades 1 - 2Students will be introduced to the fieldof package engineering. They will usetheir knowledge of plants, their prob-lem-solving skills, and their creativityto design a package that can keep aplant alive and healthy for several days.They will also study optics and thinklike optical engineers as they explorehow light interacts with different mate-rials. They’ll use what they’ve learnedabout the properties of light as theydesign a model.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 2*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427281-W1Gr. 1 - 2* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427281-W2Gr. 1 - 2* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427281-W3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427282-E1Gr. 1 - 2* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427282-E2Gr. 1 - 2* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427282-E3*grade completed

STEM Exploration Grades 3 - 5Students will reinforce their understand-ing of “push” and “pull” as they explorehow forces act on different structures.They’ll use what they know about bal-ance and force as they experiment withbeam, arch, and suspension bridges -and learn how bridge designs counteractand redirect forces and motion. In thefinal design challenge, students plan,build, and test their own bridges.Students will also be introduced to thefield of ocean engineering through thestorybook and study of submersibles.Students learn about sounding poles andsonar as they map a section of oceanfloor. Then they apply their knowledgeof density, floating, and sinking todesign their own submersible.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 3* - 5*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 3 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427291-E1Gr. 3 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427291-E2Gr. 3 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427291-E3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 3 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427292-W1Gr. 3 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427292-W2Gr. 3 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427292-W3*grade completed

Science Investigations The emphasis is on experimentation!Participate in hands-on activities thatinvestigate topics in the areas of life,physical and earth science. Sign up foreither session at grade level.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427081-01Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427081-02Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427081-L1Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427081-L2Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427081-W1Gr. 3 - 4* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427081-W3Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427081-E1Gr. 3 - 4* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427081-E3Gr. 5 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427081-W2Gr. 5 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427081-E2

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25am 427082-01Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427082-02Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427082-L1Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427082-L2Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427082-W1Gr. 3 - 4* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427082-W3Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427082-E1Gr. 3 - 4* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427082-E3Gr. 5 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427082-W2Gr. 5 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427082-E2*grade completed



AstronomyStars and their constellations, the plan-ets in our solar system, moons, spaceexploration, extra-terrestrial life,comets, meteorites, black holes, nebu-lae, stars and the Milky Way Galaxy arejust a few of the exciting topics you willexplore in the Gary E. SampsonPlanetarium.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 6*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427401-W1Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427401-W2Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427401-W3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427402-W1Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427402-W2Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427402-W3*grade completed

Engineering FundamentalsIn this course you will learn about theengineering process and the field ofgreen engineering while using yourmath, science and creative skills. Youwill experience the Engineering isElementary (EiE) unit called “NowYou’re Cooking: Designing SolarOvens” and engage in a number of funhands on labs ending with the designingand creating of a solar oven!$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 5*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427561-E1Gr. 1 - 2* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427561-E2Gr. 3 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427561-E3MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427562-W1Gr. 1 - 2* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427562-W2Gr. 3 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427562-W3*grade completed

Gateway STEM AcademyGateway STEM Academy SummerCamp utilizes PLTW’s project-based,hands-on and real-world problem-solv-ing approach to STEM learning that’sdesigned to nuture kids’ imaginations,inspire creativity and develop self-con-fidence. As a result, the educationalactivities found in our GatewayAcademy camp, engage students of allbackgrounds, igniting their passion andfueling interest in understanding howthings work. Seats are limited to 26 stu-dent campers per 10-day session.Register for one session.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 5* - 7*LongfellowMTWThF 8:30 - 11:30pmGr. 5 - 7* 6/23 -7/14 427271-L1MTWThF 8:30 - 11:30amGr. 5 - 7* 7/15 - 8/4 427272-L2*grade completed



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World Music Drumming & XylophonesWorld Music Drumming, based ondrumming traditions of West Africa andthe Caribbean, is designed as a flexiblecurriculum, and is meant to be taughtorally/aurally. Students in these tradi-tions learn through imitation and auralmodes. The value of teamwork andrespect for the drumming traditions isalso integral. $0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 5* - 7* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 5 - 7* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427471-E1Gr. 5 - 7* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427471-E2Gr. 5 - 7* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427471-E3*grade completed

Summer OrchestraThis class will feature bluegrass, folk,popular and classical music in an effortto help students grow in their ability toplay and read music. String instrumenttechnique and tone production will bestressed while using materials that arevery enjoyable for students. $0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 4* - 9*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 4 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427313-W1Gr. 4 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427313-E1Gr. 6 - 9* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427313-W2Gr. 6 - 9* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427313-E2*grade completed

Summer BandDevelop and strengthen music skillsduring the summer session. This courseis designed to improve technical, musi-cal and note-reading ability.$0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 5* - 10* MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427303-W1Gr. 5 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427303-E1Gr. 6 -10** West 9:30 - 10:25am 427303-W2Gr. 6 -10** East 9:30 - 10:25am 427303-E2*Grades 5 - 6 are for students who have played for at least 1year. Grade completed.**Grades 6 - 10 are for students who have played at least 2years. Grade completed.

Summer JazzFor students currently enrolled in bandwhose primary instrument is saxo-phone, trombone, trumpet, keyboard,guitar, bass guitar or percussion. Focuson developing jazz performance skillsin a contemporary and practical“combo” ensemble.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 5* - 10*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 5 - 6* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427321-W1Gr. 5 - 6* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427321-E1

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 7-10** West 10:30 - 11:25am 427322-W1Gr. 7-10** East 10:30 - 11:25am 427322-E1*Grades 5 - 6 are for students who have played for at least 1year. Grade completed.**Grades 7 - 10 are for students who have played at least 2years. Grade completed.

Beginning Band Blast Off

Begin your band career with a blast! Don’t miss this intensive 5-day session featuring your first lessons in the Wauwatosa Band Program. Included willbe fun band rehearsals and activities with over one hundred kids! Contact your elementary band instructor for more information.$0 / $25 Non-resident For any beginning Band student.ThFMTW August 7, 8, 11, 12, & 13Gr. 4* McKinley 8:30 - 11:30am 427300-01T-shirts will be available for $6, which will be collected on the first day of class.

Recommended for all beginning band students who will be entering 5th grade in Fall 2013!

Summer Singers / ChoirExperience choral singing this summer!Summer Choir will work on developinggood breathing and vocal techniquesused as the foundation for healthysinging. Vocal and physical warm-upswill get you ready to work on tradition-al and contemporary choral songs. Wewill work on unison, partner songs andtwo part singing. Selections willinclude songs by the Beatles. Choir isfor all singers, boys and girls!$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 4* - 5*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 4* - 5* East 7:30 - 8:25am 427481-E1Gr. 4* - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427481-E2

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 4* - 5* West 7:30 - 8:25am 427482-W1Gr. 4* - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427482-W2*grade completed


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Beginning UkuleleStrum to the gentle breezes on aukulele! Learn basic chords and strum-ming patterns to accompany yourself orothers. Ukuleles are on the rise as agreat way to learn how to play an instru-ment. Ukuleles will be provided.$0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 3* - 4*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 3 - 4* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427491-E1MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 3 - 4* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427492-W1*grade completed



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Recycle Art!Turn trash into treasure by creating artout of materials you would otherwisethrow away. Make sculptures, collages,funky mobiles and crazy creatures.Experiment with a variety of materialsincluding papier mâché. This classencourages creativity and developshand-building skills.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 2* - 5* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 2 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427341-W1Gr. 2 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427341-E1Gr. 2 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427341-W2Gr. 2 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427341-E2Gr. 2 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427341-W3Gr. 2 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427341-E3

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 2 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427342-W1Gr. 2 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427342-E1Gr. 2 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427342-W2Gr. 2 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427342-E2Gr. 2 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427342-W3Gr. 2 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427342-E3*grade completed

Great Art - Styles of the Mastersand YOU!Paint, draw, print, assemble collage, andsculpt your way through summer as youexplore art. Experience the styles ofmaster artists as you discover the greatartist in YOU by re-creating their art.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades K4* - 1* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. K4 - 1* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427381-L1Gr. K4 - 1* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427381-L2Gr. K4 - 1*Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427381-L3*grade completed

Drawing & PaintingDesigned to provide opportunities fordeveloping the interest and talents ofeach individual. Different media andtechniques will be used to sketch, drawand paint a variety of subjects.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427101-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427101-L1Gr. 3 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427101-W1Gr. 3 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427101-E1Gr. 6 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427101-W2Gr. 6 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427101-E2*grade completed

Art ExplorationsDesign principles and creative experi-mentation will be incorporated into thismixed media studio class. Mediumslike paint, cut paper, ink, and pastel,along with found objects will be used tocreate 2-D artwork, and a unique, per-sonalized artist’s sketch journal.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 3* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 3 - 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427351-E1Gr. 3 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427351-E2Gr. 6 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427351-E3

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 3 - 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427352-W1Gr. 3 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427352-W2Gr. 6 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427352-W3*grade completed

Great Art - American MasterArtists and YOU!The Great Art experience continueswith more opportunities to create artlike great American Master Artists. Itwill be a unique experience for theyoung artist to paint, assemble collageand draw.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades K4* - 1* MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. K4 - 1* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427382-L1Gr. K4 - 1* Linc 9:30 - 10:25am 427382-L2Gr. K4 - 1* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427382-L3*grade completed







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L k 3-D Art ExperiencesDesign principles and a variety of craftareas will be explored, helping studentsproduce a variety of sculptures.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8* MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427112-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427112-L1Gr. 3 - 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427112-W1Gr. 3 - 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427112-E1Gr. 6 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427112-W2Gr. 6 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427112-E2

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Welcome To Middle SchoolThis course is designed to expose new6th graders to the middle school experi-ence by providing opportunities toexplore the building, learn study skillsand organizational strategies, partici-pate in team-building and decision mak-ing activities. This new understandingwill assist students in making the transi-tion from the elementary setting.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grade 5* (0 credit)MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427411-W1Gr. 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427411-E1Gr. 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427411-W2Gr. 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427411-E2

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 5* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427412-W1Gr. 5* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427412-E1Gr. 5* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427412-W2Gr. 5* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427412-E2*grade completed

Bridge the Gap to High SchoolThis course will include informationthat will assist 8th grade students transi-tioning from middle school to highschool. Some of the topics coveredinclude: study skills, test-taking strate-gies, organization, and time manage-ment tips. Students will tour the highschool and learn proper school eti-quette.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grade 8* (0 credit)MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427261-W1Gr. 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427261-E1

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427262-W1Gr. 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427262-E1*grade completed



Curtain Up! Light the Lights!Join us for 3 weeks of musical theatrefavorites. Learn about singing, dancing,technical theatre and performances in amusical theatre setting. A live perform-ance will be presented during the finalclass session. Bring your voice andyour dancing feet!$0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 6* - 11*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 6 - 11* East 12:30 - 2:30pm 427601-E1*grade completed







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SSuummmmeerr SScchhooooll KeyboardingDesigned to introduce and reinforce the proper techniques of keyboarding usingthe touch-typing method. Students progress at an individual rate as they areexposed to proper keying techniques while using computers. Take one or bothsessions.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 3* - 8*

Computer ApplicationsContinue your technological develop-ment in this hands-on class, and getexposure to a variety of computer appli-cations using Microsoft Word andPublisher. Sign up for either session atgrade level.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 3* - 8* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427131-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427131-E1Gr. 5 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427131-W2Gr. 5 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427131-E2

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427132-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427132-E1Gr. 5 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427132-W2Gr. 5 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427132-E2*grade completed

Through the Camera’s EyeIn this three-week course, develop afamiliarity with movie making, digitalphotography and editing software.Write an original script, film yourmovie, and edit your video to createyour own film. Learn about composi-tion and other skills as you take photoswith a digital camera, then discoverhow to edit those photos.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 5* - 7*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 5 - 7* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427371-W1Gr. 5 - 7* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427371-E1Gr. 5 - 7* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427371-W2Gr. 5 - 7* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427371-E2Gr. 5 - 7* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427371-W3Gr. 5 - 7* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427371-E3

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 5 - 7* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427372-W1Gr. 5 - 7* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427372-E1Gr. 5 - 7* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427372-W2Gr. 5 - 7* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427372-E2Gr. 5 - 7* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427372-W3Gr. 5 - 7* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427372-E3*grade completed

MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 3 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427141-W1Gr. 3 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427141-E1

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 3 - 8* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427142-W1Gr. 3 - 8* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427142-E1

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Non-Fiction Reading & WritingA variety of non-fiction text will beused to help students understand textfeatures. After students become famil-iar with how non-fiction text is organ-ized they will work independently or insmall groups to research and present atopic of their choice to the class.Available as a 6-week course only.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 6*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427361-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427361-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427361-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427361-E1Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:30am 427361-W2Gr. 5 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:30am 427361-E2

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427362-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427362-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427362-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427362-E1Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:30am 427362-W2Gr. 5 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:30am 427362-E2grade completed

Creative Writing WorkshopStudents will be given the opportunityto develop their writing skills by writ-ing, revising/editing and publishingtheir own stories. Create new versionsof favorite stories and unlock imagina-tion to produce original writings. Thecurriculum is continuous for the sixweeks; sign up for one or both sessions.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8*MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427051-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427051-L1Gr. 3* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427051-W1Gr. 3* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427051-E1Gr. 4* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427051-W2Gr. 4* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427051-E2Gr. 5 - 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427051-W3Gr. 5 - 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427051-E3Gr. 7 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427051-W4Gr. 7 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427051-E4

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am 427052-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 10:30 - 11:25am 427052-L1Gr. 3* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427052-W1Gr. 3* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427052-E1Gr. 4* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427052-W2Gr. 4* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427052-E2Gr. 5 - 6* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427052-W3Gr. 5 - 6* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427052-E3Gr. 7 - 8* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427052-W4Gr. 7 - 8* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427052-E4

WauwatosaCenter HighlandCenter11401WatertownPlankRd. 6119W. Vliet Street

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Read 180 - Middle School Reading intervention for students read-ing at least one year below grade level.Students will spend 20 minutes of theday working on an individualized com-puter program designed to increase theirspelling, word attack, fluency and com-prehension skills. Additional time willbe spent reading high interest novels,working on strategies through dailyactivities and projects designed toimprove reading and written languageskills. Limit 15.$0 (Residents only) Grades 6* - 8*MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 6 - 8* West 8:00 - 10:00am 427913-W1*grade completed

Reading WorkshopDesigned to help students maintain reading skills and strategies independently andwithin small group settings. The curriculum is continuous for the six weeks; signup for one or both sessions.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 8* (*grade completed)MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-01Gr. 1* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-L1Gr. 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-02Gr. 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-L2Gr. 3* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-W1Gr. 3* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-E1Gr. 4* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-W2Gr. 4* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-E2Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-W3Gr. 5 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-E3Gr. 7 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-W4Gr. 7 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427041-E4

MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-01Gr. 1* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-L1Gr. 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-02Gr. 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-L2Gr. 3* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-W1Gr. 3* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-E1Gr. 4* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-W2Gr. 4* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-E2Gr. 5 - 6* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-W3Gr. 5 - 6* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-E3Gr. 7 - 8* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-W4Gr. 7 - 8* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427042-E4

Author & Genre Book ClubThis class is designed for the avid read-er, reading at or above grade level, withopportunities to promote social interac-tion centered around reading. The cur-riculum is continuous for the six weeks;sign up for one or both sessions.$0 / $25 Non-resident Grades 1* - 5* MTWThF 6/23 - 7/14Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427581-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427581-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427581-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427581-E1Gr. 4 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427581-W2Gr. 4 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427581-E2MTWThF 7/15 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25am 427582-01Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25am 427582-L1Gr. 3 - 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427582-W1Gr. 3 - 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427582-E1Gr. 4 - 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427582-W2Gr. 4 - 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427582-E2*grade completed

Readers CAFÉ (Choral AndFluent Expression)This class is designed to build fluencyand teach students how to read withexpressive and appropriate phrasing.Students will have the opportunity to doperformance reading, choral readingand repeated readings. The curriculumis continuous for the six weeks; sign upfor one or both sessions.$0 (Residents only) Grades 2* - 3* MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 2 - 3* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427593-W1Gr. 2 - 3* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427593-E1*grade completed

FAB 4Students will build comprehensionskills by focusing on four key compre-hension strategies: predicting, clarify-ing, summarizing, and questioning. Thecurriculum is continuous for the sixweeks; sign up for one or both sessions.$0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 3* - 5* MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 3* West 8:30 - 9:25am 427613-W1Gr. 3* East 8:30 - 9:25am 427613-E1Gr. 4* West 9:30 - 10:25am 427613-W2Gr. 4* East 9:30 - 10:25am 427613-E2Gr. 5* West 10:30 - 11:25am 427613-W3Gr. 5* East 10:30 - 11:25am 427613-E3*grade completed

21st Century ReadingBuild skills and strategies for wordwork while providing an opportunityfor students to enjoy independent read-ing not only through books, but alsothrough the use of technology withNooks, iPads and computers.This course must be registered forthrough your building’s reading specialist. $0 / $50 Non-resident Grades 1* - 5* MTWThF 6/23 - 8/4Gr. 1 - 2* Linc 8:30 - 9:25amGr. 3* Linc 9:30 - 10:25amGr. 4 - 5* Linc 10:30 - 11:25amGr. 1 - 2* Eisen 8:30 - 9:25amGr. 3* Eisen 9:30 - 10:25amGr. 4 -5* Eisen 10:30 - 11:25am*grade completed



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Resident StudentsAll high school students wanting to enroll in summer 2014 courses should visit their School Counseling office to ensurethat students select appropriate classes that best meet their individual needs.

Private/Parochial Resident StudentsCurrent resident students who attend a private or parochial school and wish to enroll in summer classes, should visit ourdistrict web page, www.wauwatosaschools.org and look for the summer school icon for further information. Please fill outthe online enrollment form before signing up for classes.

Non-Resident StudentsIf you are a non-resident student who wishes to enroll in a Wauwatosa summer school class please visit our district webpage, www.wauwatosaschools.org and look for the summer school icon for further information. All non-resident studentsapplying for Summer School must first complete the online enrollment form.

Summer School 2014High School Course Offerings

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SessionsSession A: M 6/23 - M 7/14Session B: T 7/15 - M 8/4Session A/B: M 6/23 - M 8/4


Daily Schedule1st Hour: 7:30am - 10:00am2nd Hour: 10:05am - 12:35pm

Attendance PolicyDue to the accelerated nature of summer school classes, attendance is crucialin successfully completing course requirements. Students cannot miss morethan 3 days of class in any six-week course; no more than 1½ days in 3 week,5 hour courses; no more than 1 day can be missed in hybrid courses. Also,excessive tardies will count as absences. Students who miss more than theallotted number of class periods for any course will not receive credit forthat course. There is a scheduled 15 minute break during each class andstudents may not leave school premises until the completion of their classesfor the day.

Register early!Course offerings are determined by enrollment numbers; locations of a courseoffering are also determined by enrollment and space. We cannot guarantee thatclasses will be available at both campuses.

For more information, please visit our district web page:www.wauwatosaschools.org

or contact your school counseling office:East High School: 414-773-2030 • West High School: 414-773-3030

Grade Replacement Administrative GuidelineIn order to encourage students to obtain mastery ofthe grade level benchmarks, students have theoption to retake any course in which they havereceived a C or below for a higher grade. Once thestudent has successfully completed the retake; thehigher of the two grades will appear on thetranscript and be included in the GPA calculation,however a student may only receive credit for thecourse once. This guideline is retroactive forstudents in the graduating classes of 2012, 2013,and 2014. A student who retakes a class will not beeligible for Valedictorian or Salutatorian.

The Wauwatosa School District does not discriminate in admissions to any school, class, program, or activity onthe basis of sex, race, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation orphysical, mental, emotional or learning disability.

58 2014 SUMMER SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGSCOURSES FOR CREDIT Grade Session Hour0.5 credit LevelArt Foundations - Semester 1 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Digital Imagery (Photography) 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Oral Communications 9 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)FundamentalsAdvanced Communication & 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Public SpeakingMedia Communication (hybrid) 11-12 A/B (6 wks) Hybrid West Campus onlyCreative Writing (hybrid) 11-12 A/B (6 wks) Hybrid West Campus onlyAdvanced Composition 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)Composition 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)British Literature: Shakespeare 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)The Novel 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)World Literature 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Chef Foods I 9-12 A (3 wks) 1 AND 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, three weeksChild Development 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Sewing For Fun & Fashion 9-12 A (3 wks) 1 AND 2 (5 hrs) West campus only

5 hour per day class, three weeksBusiness & Personal Finance 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Economics (on-line) 11-12 Online The first day of class is June 23.

Attendance to the 1st class ismandatory. Additional class information will be emailed.

Independent Living 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)Health 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)PE Foundations 9 9 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)General PE 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)Red Cross Lifeguarding 10-12 June 17 - July 8 7:30am - 1:00pmREAD 180 10-12 A/B (6 weeks) 10:30am - 12:30pm West Campus onlyAdvanced Earth Science Level II 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Law in Society 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)

COURSES FOR CREDIT Grade Session Hour Note1.0 credit LevelAlgebra - Year 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksAlgebra 2 with Trig - Year 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksGeometry - Year 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksAccelerated Geometry - Year 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksSpanish 1 - Year 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksSpanish 2 - Year 9-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksSTEPS for H.I.R.E. - Year 10-12 A/B (6 wks) MTW 8:30 -11:30am For students with mild

Th 8:30am - 2:30pm cognitive disabilities.Advanced English 10 - Year 10 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksAdvanced Biology 9 - Year 9 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksU. S. History II - Year 10 A/B (6 wks) 1 and 2 (5 hrs) 5 hour per day class, six weeksAmerican Public Policy - Year (Online) A/B (6 wks)

Course descriptions can be foundonline at www.wauwatosa.k12.wi.usunder Summer School/High Schoolofferings.

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Course descriptions can be foundonline at www.wauwatosa.k12.wi.usunder Summer School/High Schoolofferings.

MAKE UP COURSES - Grade Session Hour0.5 credit LevelEnglish 9 - Semester 1 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)English 9 - Semester 2 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)English 10 - Semester 1 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)English 10 - Semester 2 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Oral Communications 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)FundamentalsAlgebra - Semester 1 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Algebra - Semester 2 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Geometry - Semester 1 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Geometry - Semester 2 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)PE Foundations 9 10 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Biology Level I 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Chemistry Level I 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)US History II - Semester 1 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)US History II - Semester 2 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Global Studies - Semester 1 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)Global Studies - Semester 2 11-12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)American Public Policy - Semester 1 12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)American Public Policy - Semester 2 12 A/B (6 wks) 1 or 2 TBD (2.5 hrs)

ENRICHMENT COURSES - Grade Session Hour Noteno credit LevelACT Prep 10-12 A (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs) The first day of class is June 23.

Attendance to 1st class is mandatory. Additional class information will be emailed to you.

College Apps/Essay Writing 12 A or B (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs) This class will meet 2 or 3 times per week. Additional class informationwill be emailed to you in late May.

Writing Research Papers 9-12 A or B (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs) This class will meet 2 or 3 times per week. Additional class informationwill be emailed to you in late May.

Book Club - Grades 9 - 10 9-10 A or B (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs) This class will meet 2 or 3 times per week. Additional class informationwill be emailed to you in late May.

Book Club - Grades 11-12 11-12 A or B (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs) This class will meet 2 or 3 times per week. Additional class informationwill be emailed to you in late May.

Algebra Refresher for Students 9-12 A or B (3 wks) 10:30 - 12:30pm Session A at West; Session B at EastEntering GeometryAlgebra Refresher for Students 9-12 A or B (3 wks) 8:00 - 10:00am Session A at West; Session B at EastEntering Algebra 2Pre-Algebra 9-12 A or B (3 wks) 8:00 - 10:00am Session A at East; Session B at WestCollege & Career Exploration 9-12 See website for details.Crash Reconstruction 9-12 A or B (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs)ELL Enrichment 10-12 A/B (6 wks) 10:05 - 12:35 6 weeksFabrication Lab 9-12 A (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5) West only; 3 weeksForensic Science 10-12 A (3 wks) 1 or 2 (2.5 hrs) West only; 3 weeksWeight Training & Conditioning 9-12 See website for details.Anatomy & Physiology 10-12 A only 7:30 - 10:05 West only

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