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Page 1 Visit our webpage at www.smrecdept.org Call us at 766-5081


The Recreation Department is excit-ed to offer you another exciting summer. We’ve chosen a wide vari-ety of activities and special events that will be fun for the whole family! We use an excellent registration pro-gram called ActiveNet that is a user-friendly way to access information for all of our programs. You can view this guide along with other depart-ment information at: www.smrecdept.org. Registration begins NOW - don’t de-lay, as many of these great programs and camps will fill quickly. We would like to thank you for making South Milwaukee Recreation De-partment a part of your summer and hope you and your family have a great time! At the Recreation Department cus-tomer service is our first priority. We are constantly striving to devel-op new and innovative programs. If you have any questions concerning our programs, or ideas for new rec-reational activities, please contact us.

EZ Ways to Register! Internet The South Milwaukee Rec-reation Department is pleased to offer the convenience of internet registration for a variety of pro-grams. Register in real-time, online, from the convenience of your own home or office at www.smrecdept.org. You will receive an e-mail confirma-tion of your transaction immediate-ly. Visa, MasterCard, and Discover accepted. NOTE: There is a small non-refundable percentage-based convenience fee to register online. MAIL IN: South Milwaukee Recrea-tion Dept; 901 15th Avenue; South Milwaukee, WI 53172. WALK IN during regular office hours DROP OFF: You may hand deliver your registration. If no one is availa-ble to take your registration, simply drop it in the mail slot in our office door #1002. Registrations must in-clude payment or it will not be pro-cessed. Please enter Door #24.

HS Building hours below:

5:35-8:45pm, Monday-Thursday 5:35-7:45pm, Friday 7:00-2:45pm, Saturday & Sunday Hours may change during holidays

PHONE: Call us to use your credit card—766-5081. FAX: 414-766-5085 Credit card in-formation must accompany the reg-istration.

Our community plays a vital role in the educational process. In fact, the Mission of the School District of South Milwaukee boldly states: “We, along with our community, commit to deliberate excellence for all learn-ers by engaging and educating the whole person to succeed in a dy-namic society.” As a part of this commitment, we support programs that enhance healthy, balanced life-styles and encourage active partici-pation in the community. This guide contains opportunities that will ap-peal to community members of all ages. Check out the Recreation De-partment offerings and discover why South Milwaukee is a great place for children and families to learn and grow. It is part of our enduring tradi-tion. Rita Olson, Ph.D. Superintendent

OFFICE LOCATION & HOURS

Recreation Department 901 15th Avenue

South Milwaukee, WI 53172

School Year Hours Monday - Friday

8:00-4:30PM Aug 22 - June 12

Summer Hours Monday - Thursday

8:00-4:00PM June 13 - August 19


FIND US ON THE WEB: www.smrecdept.org

How to get a username and password? After clicking on the “Request Account” button you will be asked to create a username and password automati-cally when establishing your new account. If you do not specify a username one will be assigned to you. Once your account has been approved you will receive an email (within 24 hours) containing your username and password. Make sure to write down your username and password in a safe place as you will need

both of these items to register for online activities in the future.

How do I register online for an activity?

Registering for an activity is easy! Once you have an account, a username, and password do the following:

Click “My Account” in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

Enter your username and password. Go to:

“Other Services” click “Register for an Activity.”

Find the activity you wish to register for and click it.

Click on the “Add to My Cart” button.

When done selecting activities follow the screen for checkout. Please note that you must have a valid credit card to pay for the activities. We do not accept American Express.

Print your receipt for the online registration. Once your payment has

been approved, your receipt will display.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL US: 414-766-5081

3 Beginning French & German

4 Swim Lessons

5 Art Camps

6 Computer Basics for Adults

7 Special Events & 4th of July

8 Summer Fun Camps

9 Playgrounds

9 Early Bird Recreation

10-11 Summer Sports Camps

12 Theatre & Dance Workshop

12 Muni Band

13 Walking Track

14 Tackle Football & Skills Camp

15 Fall Sport FFB-VB-KB

16 Concussion Form

17 Theme Park Tickets

18-19 Exercise Classes for Adults

20 SM Fitness Center

21 SilverSneakers®

22-23 PAC Youth Programs

24-26 Important Information

27 Registration Form

28 Featured Program

BEGINNING FRENCH Youth Ages 6-12

SM High School Room #1043 Enter door #24

Thursday June 16, 23, 30; July 7, 14, 21 5:00-5:50pm

Bienvenue! If you have always wanted to learn French, you

will learn basic greetings, travel words, and numbers, col-

ors, family words, how to order food, and basic sentences.

No textbook is needed, and worksheets will be provided by

instructor. Activity Code FL401.401 $32R/$42NR

BEGINNING GERMAN Youth Ages 6-12

High School Room #1043 Enter door #24

Tuesday June 14, 21, 28; July 5, 12, 19 4:00-4:50pm

Willkommen! If you want to learn to speak introduc-

tory German, you will learn greetings, family words,

counting , alphabet, numbers, colors, how to order

food, and travel words. No textbook is needed, and

worksheets will be provided by instructor. Activity

Code FL401.403 $32R/$42NR

SIGN UP NOW FOR BEGINNING FRENCH AND/OR GERMAN!


Session 2 Tue & Thu Evening June 21, 23, 28, 30; July 5, 7, 12, 14

Parent/Child Ages 2-5 6:00-6:25PM SW401.404 $44R/$54NR Level I Ages 6-12 6:30-7:10PM SW401.405 $44R/$54NR Levels 2 & 3 Ages 6-12 7:15-7:55PM SW401.406 $44R/$54NR

Session 3 Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu July 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21

Level I Ages 6-12 1:30-2:10PM SW401.407 $44R/$54NR Levels 2 Ages 6-12 2:15-2:55PM SW401.408 $44R/$54NR Levels 3 Ages 6-12 3:00-3:40PM SW401.409 $44R/$54NR

Session I Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu June 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30

Level I Ages 6-12 1:30-2:10PM SW401.401 $44R/$54NR Levels 2 Ages 6-12 2:15-2:55PM SW401.402 $44R/$54NR Levels 3 Ages 6-12 3:00-3:40PM SW401.403 $44R/$54NR

Parent & Child Pre-Beginner

Beginning water skills introduced such as getting face wet in the pool, blowing bubbles, front and back float and more.

Children ages 2 and up that are toilet trained. Absolutely no swim diapers are allowed.

Level 1- Introduction of Water Skills

To orient participants to the aquatic environment and teach them elementary skills that can be built on as they pro-

gress through the Learn-to-Swim program. Skills to be worked on include front and back float, kicking on back and

front, submerge face for 3 seconds and an introduction to the front and back crawl.

Level 2- Fundamental Aquatic Skills

Build on fundamental aquatic locomotion, safety and rescue skills presented in Level 1. Skills to be worked on include

front/back floats, back crawl, front crawl with rhythmic breathing, kicking on back and front, and retrieving objects

from the bottom of the pool.

Level 3- Stroke Development

Build on Level 2 skills by improving the front crawl with breathing and back crawl. Swimmers are introduced to the

butterfly, elementary backstroke and diving.

Visit this link for details on the various swim levels: http://www.sdsm.k12.wi.us/cms_files/resources/ViewLink.pdf


3-D DESIGN CAMP HS Room #2355 Enter Door #8 1:00—2:30 pm Ages 6-12 Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu June 20, 21 22, 23 Activity Code: PG401.401 $32R/$42NR Students will design and create unique sculptures from discarded or useless items to give them value once more. It is the artistic way to recycle! FUNDAMENTALS OF PAINTING HS Room #2355 Enter Door #8 1:00—2:30 pm Ages 6-12 Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu June 27, 28, 29, 30 Activity Code: PG401.402 $32R/$42NR Students will explore the fundamentals of painting techniques. They will use watercolor brushes and acrylic paints just like a professional artist. FUNDAMENTALS OF DRAWING HS Room #2355 Enter Door #8 1:00—2:30 pm Ages 6-12 Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri July 5, 6, 7, 8 Activity Code: PG401.403 $32R/$42NR Find your inner artist. Students will explore different drawing mediums. This camp will challenge the beginning to intermediate artist within. ADVANCED DRAWING HS Room #2355 Enter Door #8 1:00—2:30 pm Ages 12-16 Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu July 11, 12, 13, 14 Activity Code: PG401.404 $32R/$42NR Students will explore the basics of drawing using various mediums: colored pencils, crayons, markers, oil pastels, and pencils. We will challenge your drawing skills and will you learn the importance of drawing. CREATIVE KIDS CAMP HS Room #2355 Enter Door #8 1:00—2:30 pm Ages 6-12 Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu July 25, 26, 27, 28 Activity Code: PG401.405 $32R/$42NR Students will explore unique ways of creating art. No more paint brushes, we will use forks to paint! No more chalk on the sidewalk, we use chalk paint to paint the sidewalks! FIBER ART HS Room #2355 Enter Door #8 1:00—2:30 pm Ages 10-16 Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu August 1, 2, 3, 4 Activity Code: PG401.406 $32R/$42NR Students will explore the ancient technique of fiber arts. In this class students will learn how to do coiling, weaving, and felt work..

Special - Register for any two (2) Art Classes

Get Your 3rd Class FREE!


Computer Basics High School Computer Lab Room 2013 Enter door #24 6:30-8:00PM

Activity Code TEC401.401 Fee: $20R/$30NR Your class instructor will be Larry Rowe

Technology is making Seniors’ Lives Easier! Computers and the Internet have become a part of everyday life-from staying in touch with friends and family and sharing photographs to booking holidays and doing shopping online. It’s all really useful… if you know how! To help you practice these technology skills, our computer classes will bundle introductory level information so you get to know the Windows operating system, you’ll surf the Internet using your favorite browser and you’ll learn internet security using online tools such as E-Mail. If you have the curiosity and willingness to explore the world of the personal computer and the internet then this is the class is for you!

Week 1 Computer Basics Tuesday, June 21 Week 2 Internet Basics Tuesday, June 28 Week 3 Internet Searching Tuesday, July 5 Week 4 Email Basics Tuesday, July 12


WEEK #1 PLAYDAY TOURNEY Middle School Gym Friday, June 17 Report at 1:00 pm Age Divisions: under 9 & under 13 Events: caroms, champ bowling, knock hockey, hula hoop, bean bags, and shuffleboard. Ribbons will be awarded!

WEEK #2 TRACK & FIELD DAY High School Track Friday, June 24 Report at 1:00 pm Age Divisions: 9-10 years, 11-12 years, 13-16 years High school track members are eligible. Ages are deter-mined day of the event. Events: 50m dash, 100m dash, 200m dash, 400m dash, Long Jump, Softball Throw, and Soccer Kick. You may participate in one, or all, of the events—the choice is yours. Ribbons Awarded!

WEEK #3 WIFFLEBALL TOURNEY Middle School Gym Friday, July 1 Report at 1:00 pm Age Divisions: under 9 & under 13 Ribbons awarded!

WEEK #4 CHECKERS Middle School Gym Friday, July 8 Report at 1:00 pm Age Division: under 13 Ribbons Awarded

WEEK #5 GO FISH Middle School Gym Friday, July 15 Report at 1:00 pm Age Division: under 13 Ribbons Awarded

WEEK #6 ARCHERY Rawson Field Friday, July 22 Report at 1:00 pm Age Division: under 13 Ribbons Awarded

WEEK #7 CARROMS Middle School Gym Friday, July 29 Report at 1:00 pm Age Division: under 11 & under 13 Ribbons Awarded!

WEEK #8 NOK HOCKEY Middle School Gym Friday, August 5 Report at 1:00 pm Age Division: under 13 & Parents Ribbons Awarded!

WEEK #9 FAMILY KICKBALL GAME Middle School Gym Friday, August 12 Report at 1:00 pm

Age Division: under 13 Lots of Fun!

Everyone is Welcome!

Enter the Middle School through door #36

WEEK #4 Monday, July 4, 2016 CELEBRATION Grant Park Area #5

10:00AM Call To Colors 10:10AM Kiddie Parade *Poms Class *Small Items (Tricycles, Big Wheels, Scooters, Skateboards *Bicycles I *Bicycles II *Bicycles III *Large Items (Wagons, Buggies, Floats) *Costumes Races to follow the Kiddie Parade Dashes

50 yards Ages 6-8

50 yards Ages 9-11 50 yards Ages 12-14 Hopping Race

25 yards Ages 6-8

50 yards Ages 9-11 50 yards Ages 12-14 Wheelbarrow Race

25 yards Ages 6-8

50 yards Ages 9-11 50 yards Ages 12-14 Crab Race

25 yards Ages 6-8

50 yards Ages 9-11 50 yards Ages 12-14 Shoe Scramble Race

25 yards Ages 6-8

50 yards Ages 9-11 50 yards Ages 12-14 Penny Scramble 5 and under

Ages 6-8

Ages 9-11 12:00PM Ice Cream /Cracker Jack following the Races

Parade Prize Money 1st - $12.00

2nd - $11.00

3rd - $10.00

4th - $9.00

5th - $8.00

6th - $7.00

7th - $6.00

8th - $5.00

9th - $4.00

10th- $3.00

Races Prize Money 1st - $6.00 2nd - $5.00 3rd - $4.00 4th - $3.00 5th - $2.00


Camp 1 June 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.401 $110R/$120NR Late Fee after 4PM June 9 $130R/$140NR Camp 2 June 20 7:00-5:30pm June 21, 22, 23 12:00-5:30pm June 24 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.402 $80R/$90NR Late Fee after 4PM June 16 $100R/$1110NR Camp 3 June 27, 28, 29, 30 12:00-5:30pm July 1 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.403 $80R/$90NR Late Fee after 4PM June 23 $100R/$1110NR Camp 4 July 5, 6, 7 12:00-5:30pm July 8 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.404 $80R/$90NR Late Fee after 4PM June 30 $100R/$1110NR Camp 5 July 11, 12, 13, 14 12:00-5:30pm July 15 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.405 $80R/$90NR Late Fee after 4PM July 7 $100R/$1110NR Camp 6 July 18, 19, 20, 21 12:00-5:30pm July 22 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.406 $80R/$90NR Late Fee after 4PM July 14 $100R/$1110NR Camp 7 July 25, 26, 27 12:00 -5:30pm July 28 10:00- 5:30pm July 29 7:00- 5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.407 $80R/$90NR Late Fee after 4PM July 21 $100R/$1110NR Camp 8 Aug 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.408 $110R/$120NR Late Fee after 4PM July 28 $130R/$140NR

You may register online (www.smrecdept.org), by mail, or in person at the Recreation Department. Call us at 766-5081 or 766-5082 for more information. FREE LUNCH will be served beginning at NOON from June 20—August 5 in the High School Cafeteria. Lunch WILL NOT be provided during Camp #1 and Camp #9 Campers should report to the HS cafeteria and enter door #29 on days that camp starts at Noon. Campers will be escorted to the MS Gym after lunch by camp counselors. When camp begins at 7:00 am campers should report to the Middle School Gym and enter through door #36.

Pete Sorce from “Sorce Martial Arts School will be at camp on Wednesday mornings, June 15 and August 10 at 9:00AM for a one hour presentation. Everyone regis-tered may participate in this interactive program that will take place in the Middle School Wrestling Room. Parents are welcome! Camp 9 Aug 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 7:00-5:30pm Activity Code: SFC401.409 $110R/$120NR Late Fee after Aug 4 $130R/$140NR


Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday; June 20—July 28

This PLAYGROUND PROGRAM is designed to provide “drop-in” activi-ties for children Ages 6-16. Playground attendance is not mandato-ry. Leaders will supervise activities and encourage children to partici-pate; they will not prevent children from leaving supervised activities if the children desire to do so. The playgrounds are generally staffed with two leaders; however, only a single leader may be present at times.

You must register at the playground!

RECREATION

High School Fieldhouse 7:00-7:50 am

Early Bird Recreation 1 TWT June 21, 22, 23 Activity Code: EB401.401 $10R/$15NR No class June 20 Early Bird Recreation 2 MTWT June 27, 28, 29, 30 Activity Code: EB401.402 $10R/$15NR Early Bird Recreation 3 TWT July 5, 6, 7 Activity Code: EB401.403 $10R/$15NR Early Bird Recreation 4 MTWT July 11, 12, 13, 14 Activity Code: EB401.404 $10R/$15NR Early Bird Recreation 5 MTWT July 18, 19, 20, 21 Activity Code: EB401.405 $10R/$15NR Early Bird Recreation 6 MTWT July 25, 26, 27, 28 Activity Code: EB401.406 $10R/$15NR

D.A.R.E. Golf Outing Monday, July 25th at 8:00 a.m.

Molthen Bell Funeral Home 100th Anniversary Monday, July 25th at 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

St. Luke’s United Church of Christ Ice Cream Social Tuesday, July 26th – 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Firehouse Spaghetti Dinner Wednesday, July 27th – 4:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Evening on the Avenue Thursday, July 28th – 4:00 to 10:00 p.m.

South Milwaukee Farmer Market Thursday, July 28th – 3:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Car Cruise Friday, July 29th, 2016 – 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.

Lionsfest Friday, July 29 – Sunday, July 31

Heritage Days Parade Saturday, July 30th – 11:00 a.m.

The Great Duck Race Saturday, July 30th – 2:00 p.m.

For more information on Heritage Days see: www.smheritagedays.org

KIDS PLAY

FREE! HICKORY PARK 9:00-12:00PM

E. W. LUTHER 1:00- 4:00PM

http://smheritagedays.org/dare-golf-outing/

http://smheritagedays.org/ice-cream-social/

http://smheritagedays.org/spaghetti-dinner/

http://smheritagedays.org/evening-on-the-avenue/

http://smheritagedays.org/cruise-night-car-show/

http://smheritagedays.org/lionsfest/

http://smheritagedays.org/donate/

http://smheritagedays.org/duckrace/

http://smheritagedays.org/duckrace/

http://www.smheritagedays.org/


ROCKET SOCCER CAMP M-T-W-TH June 27, 28, 29, 30

Rawson Field

This camp is designed to introduce children to the game of soccer as well as to refine and reinforce techniques to improve speed, agility, and stamina.

1:00-2:00 pm Ages 3-6 Code: PG401.412a $24R/$34NR

2:00-3:00 pm Ages 7-10 Code: PG401.412b $24R/$34NR

Instructor: Jerry Benedict Former Rocket HS Varsity Coach

BEGINNING GOLF LESSONS M-T-W-TH Jul 11,

12, 13, 14 Rawson Field

Getting a solid start in the sport of golf will be a benefit that lasts a lifetime! Emphasis is on the basics: grip, body transfer, woods, irons, chip shots, and putts. Golf rules will be covered. Bring your #5 iron.

1:00-2:00pm Ages 6-10 Code: PG401.411 $24R/$34NR

T-BALL (evening) M-T-W June 20, 21, 22 M-T-W June 27, 28,29

6:00-7:00 pm Ages 4-6 Hickory Park

Players will receive instruction on rules, fielding, running, batting, and throwing. Parents are welcome and encouraged to be involved. Bring a parent and a glove. A t-shirt is in-cluded with your fee. Makeup Day in case of rain is Thursday Code: PG401.409 $32R/$42NR

ROCKET BASKETBALL CAMP M-T-W-TH June 13, 14, 15, 16

High School Fieldhouse North Court Enter door #24

9:00-10:30 am Ages 8-11 Code: PG401.407a $32R/$42NR 10:30-12:00 pm Ages 12-14 Code: PG401.407b $32R/$42NR Emphasis will be placed on tech-niques and fundamentals. Learn the proper way to shoot lay-ups and jump shots, play defense, shoot free throws, rules, and sportsmanship.

Instructor: Chad Donahue SM High School Basketball Coach

POMS & MARCHING CAMP M-T-W-TH June 13, 14, 15, 16 1:00-2:00 pm Ages 3-6

Middle School Wrestling Room Enter door #36

This camp is for kids with little or no previous experience. Basic skill and ac-tions along with technique and jumps will be taught. Camp participants will lead the Kiddie Parade on the 4th of July in Grant Park. Bring your POMS! Code: PG401.408 $24R/$34NR Instructor: Mary Berger


ARCHERY CAMP M-T-W-TH July 18, 19, 20, 21

Rawson Field

This camp will introduce children to archery and reinforce skills and tech-niques. Basics of shooting and range safety will be covered. The Rec Dept will provide equipment.

1:00-2:00pm Ages 6-9 Code: PG401.413a $24R/$34NR


SMALL FRY BASKETBALL CAMP

M-T-W-TH August 8, 9, 10, 11 10:00-11:00 am Ages 4-6

Rawson Gym

The hoops are lower and the balls are smaller. Players will learn the fundamentals of the game in-cluding shooting, passing, and rules. Enter door #4.

Code: PG401.417 $24R/$34NR

Instructor: Chad Donahue SM High School Basketball Coach

GYMNASTICS & TUMBLING M-T-W-TH July 25, 26, 27, 28

1:00-2:00 pm Ages 3-6 MS Wrestling Room

This class will build physical aware-ness, coordination, motor skills, and self-confidence. Students will work on body awareness, balance, loco-motion, and spatial relationships to rhythm. Movement activities such as tumbling, balance beam skills, and other activities will be designed to foster self esteem. 3 year olds must be accompanied by a parent. Enter door #34 Code: PG401.415 $24R/$34NR Instructor: Sierra Kurt

ROCKET VOLLEYBALL CAMP M-T-W-TH August 1, 2, 3, 4

Boys & Girls HS Fieldhouse NC

Participants will receive instruction in the basic skills of passing, setting, serving, spiking, blocking, defense, and offense. This camp will help pre-pare those interested in recreation-al, middle school, or high school vol-leyball.

1:00-2:00pm Ages 6-12 Code: PG401.416 $24R/$34NR

Instructor: Ian Sweet

SM High School Volleyball Coach


SM MUNI BAND Tuesday Rehearsals 7:30-9:15 pm

Middle School Band Room

New Members Welcome—Adults and High School Students

The South Milwaukee Municipal Band is seeking new members. If you play a brass, woodwind, or per-cussion instrument, please join us. Membership is open to high school students and adults. The band re-hearses Tuesday evenings (7:30 – 9:15) in the South Milwaukee Mid-dle School band room. All levels of proficiency are welcome; no audi-tions required. Enjoy the fellowship with other musicians while enriching your musical skills.

For more information,

contact Jody Daharsh 414-764-6279

[email protected]

Visit Us On Our Web Page:

smmunicipalband.org

DANCE CAMP M-T-W-TH July 18, 19, 20, 21

High School Room #1125 Enter door #24

Don’t miss out on these fun and ex-citing dance classes. Learn the fun-damentals of ballet, jazz, and other modern dance movements.

1:00-2:00pm Ages 4-6

Code: PG401.420a $24R/$34NR


Instructor: Mary Berger

THEATRE WORKSHOP M-T-W-TH June 20, 21, 22, 23

2:30-4:00 pm Ages 8-14 High School PAC Enter door #9

Main High School Entrance

Participants (ages 8 - 14) will have the opportunity to study theatre skills in acting, improvisation, and scene work. Actors will learn how to create a character, use costumes and take part in a short play to be performed for friends and family as a SHOWCASE at the conclusion of the Theatre Workshop. Code: TW401.419 $32R/$42NR

Instructor: Gretta Assaly

http://smmunicipalband.org/


WALKING TRACK is FREE to all SM Residents

after a one-time $5 card fee Track Access forms are available in the Fitness Center where identification cards are produced. Track access is included for Fitness Center and SilverSneakers® members at no extra cost. Non-Residents may purchase an access card for a $25 annual fee at the Fitness Center Desk. Walkers, SilverSneakers® members, and Fitness Center members must scan their membership cards inside the door #24 vestibule as well as at the Fitness Center or Safety Desk.

Hours of Operation Summer Hours Jun 13-Aug 21 Mon-Fri 5:35 am—7:45 pm Sat-Sun 7:00 am—2:45 pm School Year Aug 22-June 12 Mon-Fri 5:35 am—8:45 pm Sat-Sun 7:00 am—2:45 pm PLEASE NOTE : There may be occasional reductions in access due to school functions, fire drills, or academic testing. This will be posted or communicated directly when we are made aware of changes to schedule. Hours for the Track are identical to the Fitness Center. Holiday hours are on the Fitness Center website at www.smfitness.org


FOOTBALL SKILL AND CONDITIONING CAMP 6th—8th Grade (in Fall 2016) July 12, 13, 14 5:00-8:00 PM Hickory Park

This Camp will be Run by the HS Staff and Youth Coaches. NEW this year we will be having current Varsity players and Past Rockets who are currently playing College Football come help demonstrate and run the camp. We will stress fun-damentals of the game of football for purposes of safety in blocking and tackling. We will focus on Program Schemes that will be used by ALL grade levels 6-12th grade. All campers will receive a Rocket Football t-shirt. This is non-padded camp. Campers will not wear any football equipment. Bring: Football cleats, Gloves, towel, and water bottle.

Camp fee is $50 for registered SMYFB players; The camp fee for everyone else is: $60R/$70NR Return this waiver form and fee to the Recreation Department

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: SOUTH MILWAUKEE RECREATION DEPARTMENT

NAME______________________________________________________________________ GRADE (2016)_________ ADDRESS______________________________________________CITY/STATE/ZIP_______________________________ TELEPHONE #__________________________________ T-SHIRT SIZE (adult sizes): S M L XL XXL I verify that my son/daughter has been checked by a licensed physician and is physically able to participate in this camp. I agree to allow my son/daughter to be treated by a licensed physician while attending, if necessary, and as-sume all costs related to such treatment. I authorize my insurance company to pay benefits. Also, I authorize the dis-closure of medical information to my insurance company for the purpose of a claim. Authorized parent/guardian signature _____________________________________Date________________________

PARENTS AND ATHLETES MUST SIGN THE CONCUSSION FORM!

It's that time of year again! I am all jacked up for the start of another Rocket Football season and can't wait to build on the success of last season. I can ensure you that I will work tirelessly to support your children in their athletic, academ-ic, and personal growth. I believe that this great game of football teaches so many life lessons. I can’t wait to see the Sons of South Milwaukee develop from Youth to Varsity! SKY HIGH!

If you have specific questions concerning this program, you may call me at (cell 715-218-0361; Work 414-766-5244) or e-mail me at [email protected]. You may also call the Recreation Department at 766-5081. For Rocket Football updates, calendar, and information visit www.southmilwaukeefootball.org, Follow @CoachHoff1 on Twitter, or for Youth specific info please check out South Milwaukee Youth Football page on Facebook. Thanks and Make It a Great Day to Be a Rocket! HEAD COACH - Derek Hoff

You may register by visiting the recreation dept. web page at www.smrecdept.org and printing the registration form. Remember we will need the proper fee, registration form, and a signed parent/athlete concussion form. This program is not offered online.

Coaches Needed Please contact HEAD COACH - Derek Hoff see phone numbers and email address above.

http://www.southmilwaukeefootball.org/


Return this form to 901 15th Avenue High School Door #24 766-5081

Kickball League Flag Football League Volleyball League ( ) 3rd 4th & 5th Grade ( ) 1st 2nd & 3trd Grade ( ) 3rd 4th & 5th Grade ( ) 3rd 4th & 5th Grade ( ) 6th 7th & 8th Grade

The Priority Registration Deadline is Friday, June 10, 2016 $24R/$34NR (Cash or Check Only/Not Offered Online)

After Friday, June 10, the late registration fee is $34R/$44NR (Cash or Check Only/Not Offered Online) The final registration deadline is Wednesday, August 10—no refunds after August 10

An additional uniform (t-shirt) fee will be charged - this amount is payable to the coach. You must return this complet-ed permission slip and your registration fee to your school office or the Rec Dept on or before the established dead-line. Be sure to sign the concussion form on the back page. PRINT CHILD’S NAME_____________________________ I hereby give permission for my child to participate in the Recreation Department’s Sports Program. I understand that any injury which occurs IS NOT COVERED by any medical insurance and that it is my responsibility. I further understand that along with playing sports comes the RISK OF SERI-OUS INJURY, paralysis, brain damage, or death. This risk exists when participating in physical activity where the body or any object is in motion. Parent or Guardian Signature__________________________________________ Date__________________________ E-mail address:____________________________________________________________________________________ Student’s Address______________________________ City___________________ Phone________________________ School Attending in Fall 2016_________________________________________________________________________

Below: Circle Grade as of September 2016 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th

Practice begins the week of August 22. Games will be played on Saturday mornings Sep 10, 17, 24; Oct 1, 8, 15

Flag Football and Kickball are played at Blakewood; Volleyball is played at the Middle School

Coaches are Needed! If you wish to coach, please contact us at 766-5081 and complete the questions below:

Name:______________________________ Address: __________________________City:_______________________ Zip:_________H Phone:____________________W Phone:_____________________ Cell:_______________________

E-mail address:____________________________________________________________________________

Coaches Meetings 6:00 pm High School Room 1125 Entrance #24 Flag Football - Wednesday, August 17 Volleyball - Thursday, August 18 Kickball - No Meeting

Be sure to sign and turn in the Concussion Form on the next page!


Signs Observed by Parents/others • Appears dazed or stunned • Is confused about assignment or position • Forgets an instruction • Is unsure of game, score, or opponent • Moves clumsily • Answers questions slowly • Loses consciousness (even briefly) • Mood, behavior, or personality changes • Can’t recall events prior to hit or fall • Can’t recall events after hit or fall

Symptoms Reported by Athletes • Headaches or “pressure” in the head • Nausea or vomiting • Balance problems or dizziness • Double or blurry vision • Sensitivity to noise or light • Feeling sluggish, hazy, foggy or groggy • Concentration or memory problems • Confusion • Just not “feeling right”

South Milwaukee Recreation Department School year: 2016-17

Return this form to The Recreation Department. Questions: 414-766-5081. Name of Athlete (print)_____________________________________

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that changes the way the brain normally works. A concussion is caused by bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. Even a “ding,” “getting your bell rung,” or what seems to be a mild bump or blow to the head can be serious.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF CONCUSSION Signs and symptoms of concussion can show up right after the injury or may not appear or be noticed until days or weeks after the injury. If an athlete reports one or more symptoms of concussion listed below after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body, s/he must be kept out of play the day of the injury and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating for concussion, says s/he is symptom free and it’s OK to return to play. uCONCUSSION DANGER SIGNS In rare cases, a dangerous blood clot may form on the brain in a person with a concussion and crowd the brain against the skull. An athlete should receive imme-diate medical attention if after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body s/he exhibits any of the following danger signs:

One pupil larger than the other • Convulsions or seizures

Is drowsy or cannot be awakened • Cannot recognize people or places

A headache that not only does not diminish, but gets worse • Becomes increasingly confused, restless, or agitated

Weakness, numbness, or decreased coordination • Has unusual behavior

Repeated vomiting or nausea • Loses consciousness (even a brief loss of consciousness

Slurred speech should be taken seriously) WHY SHOULD AN ATHLETE REPORT THEIR SYMPTOMS? If an athlete has a concussion, his/her brain needs time to heal. While an athlete’s brain is still healing s/he is much more likely to have another concussion. Re-peat concussions can increase the time it takes to recover. In rare cases, repeat concussions in young athletes can result in brain swelling or permanent damage to their brain. They can even be fatal.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU THINK YOUR ATHLETE HAS A CONCUSSION? If you suspect that an athlete has a concussion, remove the athlete from play and seek medical attention. Do not try to judge the severity of the injury yourself. Keep the athlete out of play the day of the injury and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating for concussion, says s/he is symptom-free and it’s OK to return to play. Rest is key to helping an athlete recover from a concussion. Exercising or activities that involve a lot of concentration, such as studying, working on the computer, or playing video games, may cause concussion symptoms to reappear or get worse. After a concussion, returning to sports and school is a gradual process that should be carefully managed and monitored by a health care professional.

PARENT/GUARDIAN AGREEMENT STATEMENT I have read and fully understand this information sheet regarding concussions and I agree that if it appears that my child may have sustained a concussion or head injury that he/she is to be removed from any program activity until such time that a trained medical professional can ex-amine him/her and approve their return to play In the activity, pursuant to Section 118.293 Wisconsin Statutes relating to concussions and other head injuries. In such case, I understand that I am to provide a written clearance from a trained medical professional for my child to re-turn to play in the activity. NAME OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN (please print)_____________________________________________ DATE_______________________ SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN: ____________________________________________________DATE______________________ ATHLETE AGREEMENT STATEMENT I have read and fully understand this information sheet regarding concussions and I agree that if it appears that I may have sustained a con-cussion or head injury that I am to be removed from any program activity until such time that a trained medical professional can examine me and approve my return to play in the activity, pursuant to Section 118.293 Wisconsin Statutes relating to concussions and other head injuries. In such case, I understand that I am to provide a written clearance from a trained medical professional for me to return to play in the activity.

NAME OF ATHLETE (please print) ______________________________________________________________ DATE_______________________ SIGNATURE OF ATHLETE: ____________________________________________________________________ DATE_______________________


Ideas, Anyone? Create a Class Do you have an idea for a class or program you would like us to offer? Do you have a special interest or talent you want to share with others? The South Milwaukee Rec-reation Department is always looking for new program ideas and local hidden talent to teach or lead various recreational classes. If you have a particular interest or tal-ent and are willing to lead activities; or if you have a suggestion for a new program, please let us know. You may contact us at 766-5081 or email us at [email protected]

Discounted Tickets The South Milwaukee Recreation Department, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Park & Recrea-tion Association, is offering discounted tickets for various attractions. You may purchase these tickets weekdays at the Recreation Department Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu 8:00 am-4:00 pm CASH ONLY No Other Discounts Apply

Noah's Ark Waterpark Season: May 23-Sep 5, 2016 Children 2 and under FREE

Hours: 10:00am-7 :00pm 10:00am-8 :00pm Saturdays Gate Price: $41.62 You Pay: $27.00-Save $14.62

Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park

Season: May 23-Sep 5, 2016 Children 2 and under FREE

The Ultimate Dells adventure offer-ing Indoor and Outdoor Waterparks and Theme Parks. Featuring eight go kart tracks, six roller coasters, 44 waterslides, Poseidon's Rage with waves up to nine feet tall, three lazy rivers, amusement rides, and much more! Gate Price: $42.68 You Pay: $15.00-Save $27.68

Six Flags Great America Season: May 23-Sep 5, 2016 Children 2 and under FREE

Two great parks, one great price

Any Day Ticket Gate Price: $70.03 You Pay: $46.25-Save $23.78

WPRA Week Jul y 2 – 10 Gate Price: $70.03 You Pay: $35.25-Save $34.78

Season Pass April 23– Oct 31 Gate Price: $97.84 You Pay: $78.50-Save $19.34


Triple Threat Looking for variety in your workout? Divided into three segments - cardio, toning and core work - you'll be getting a little bit of everything in one action packed 50 minute class, leaving you feeling like you got a total body workout! Cardio segments will consist of drills, cardio kickboxing, step and floor aerobics. We'll utilize steps, stability balls and hand weights for toning, and will push your core to its limits. This class will definitely keep you on your toes!

Step’n Strength Burn calories and increase metabolism with the perfect combination of cardio and strength training. Fun, easy to follow step choreography will be paired with upper and lower body toning, as well as core work. A great overall workout!

WERQ WERQ is the fiercely fun workout that delivers current pop, hip hop and rock to the dance floor and is taught by Nationally Certified Fitness Instructors. Are you ready to WERQ? Visit www.werqfitness.com for more information.

Body Blast Burn calories and sculpt your body in an exciting combination of cardio, step and toning. This high energy class offers you a complete workout that will challenge you by alternating between intense cardio segments and target toning for all muscle groups!

Chiseled This class is the ultimate sculpting experience designed to challenge both your muscular strength and muscu-lar endurance. Every muscle group is targeted, leaving you with a totally defined and toned body!

Zumba® "Zumba is a fusion of mostly Latin and other International music. The class combines fast and slow rhythms, allowing participants to achieve a unique blend of cardio and muscle-toning benefits. Ditch the Workout; join the par-ty!

Pilates Pilate's is an innovative way to improve flexibility, balance, coordination. Improve your posture and realign your spine while strengthening your core musculature. Please bring your own mat.

Yoga Yoga helps develop a healthy mind and body. Reduce stress, increase muscular strength, and learn to “go with-in” to experience peace and restoration, while focusing on proper breathing techniques and correct posture align-ment. Please bring your own mat.

Water Aerobics Come splash and move in a fun environment that takes the weight off your joints. Great for all ag-es! Enter the Middle School through door #34.

EZ Yoga/Tai Chi Poses are modified to be done from a seated position or standing and are great for people with ar-thritis, and trouble getting up off the floor due to poor joints. This class will work all muscles of the body but at your pace and limitations. No special skills or previous training needed. Please bring your own water and wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily and appropriate shoes.

SilverSneakers: watch for your class dates and times posted in the Fitness Center.

http://www.werqfitness.com/


Important Fitness Information Before you start any exercise

program, you should consult with your physician, especially if you are over 35 years of age, are taking any form of medication, have not exer-cised regularly, or if you have had any symptoms of heart disease or other serious illness that might affect your ability to exercise.

Monday (no class July 4) Jun 6, 13, 20, 27; Jul 11, 18 25; Aug 1, 8, 15 Location Instructor Yoga 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.403 Luther Gym Laura WERQ 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.407 Middle School MPR Jill Zumba 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.402 Blakewood Gym Amy Triple Threat 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.404 HS Room #1125 Sarah Pilates 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.405 HS Room #1125 Chana NEW! Mon & Wed (no class July 4) June 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29; July 6, 11 Location Instructor EZ Yoga/Tai Chi 9:00-9:50 am Activity Code: EX401.401 HS PAC Catherine

Tuesday Jun 7, 14, 21, 28; Jul 5, 12, 19, 26; Aug 2, 8 Location Instructor Chiseled 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.406 HS Room #1125 Sarah Step’n Strength 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.410 HS Room #1125 Sarah Wednesday Jun 8, 15, 22, 29; Jul 6, 13, 20, 27; Aug 3, 10 Location Instructor Zumba 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.409 Blakewood Gym Danielle Yoga 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.411 Blakewood Gym Danielle Body Blast 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.412 HS Room #1125 Sarah WERQ 7:00-7:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.417 Luther Gym Jill Water Aerobics 7:30-8:20 pm Activity Code: EX401.413 MS Pool Janet Thursday Jun 9, 16, 23, 30; Jul 7, 14, 21, 28; Aug 4, 11 Location Instructor Chiseled 6:00-6:50 pm Activity Code: EX401.414 HS Room #1125 Sarah

Fees & Information Middle School Pool & MPR Enter door #34 High School Room #1125 Enter door #24 E. W. Luther Gym Enter door #5 Blakewood School Gym Enter door #9 High School PAC Enter door #9 SM Fitness Center Members Resident Rates Apply Land Exercise Class Fee: $36R/$46NR Water Aerobics Class Fee: $44R/$54NR


Private MedX Personal Training

30 minutes 1 –2 times per week

Full body routine Efficient use of your time

By appointment only Cardiovascular, skeletal, and muscular systems addressed Reduce or eliminate back or neck pain

What our members

say….

The facility is very clean I have access to my fitness

needs They have such a great varie-

ty of equipment The staff is helpful A track next to the fitness

center. The rates are affordable.

Complete Selectorized Line, Free Weights, Squat Racks etc..

Over 25 pieces of Cardiovascular Equipment

Hours of Operation

Mon—Thurs 5:35AM-8:45 PM

Fri 5:35 AM-7:45 PM

Sat / Sun 7:00 AM —2:45 PM

Walking track free to residents after one time $5 card fee $25 annually for non-residents Summer hours—we close one hour earlier duing the week.

Call or Stop by :)

414-766-5084

Located in the High School Park in the east lot Enter door #24


SilverSneakers® gives you: A basic Fitness Center membership-Custom-designed classes and use of equipment. A Senior Advisor to help you along the way Nationwide access to participating locations

Registration for SilverSneakers® Online is easy, so get started

now! Go to www.silversneakers.com/member and press the “click here” button to create a user name and password. Please have your 16 digit health plan ID card available when you begin. If you experience prob-lems or need assistance, contact the customer service department toll free at 1-888-4632, Monday-Friday 8 am—8 pm eastern time. If your plan doesn’t offer SilverSneakers®, ask when they’ll be adding this valu-able benefit! For additional information you may also contact John Nall, South Mil-waukee Fitness Center Manager, at 766-5083 or speak to any one of his staff at 766-5084. You may also visit the South Milwaukee Fitness Center webpage at www.smfitness.org or the Recreation Department webpage at www.smrecdept.org to get more great information on this wonderful program.

Be healthy - stay independent and let your health plan provide

your fitness membership* Members of participating Medicare health plans-Join the SilverSneak-ers® Fitness Program to take charge of your own health and well-being! *To qualify, you must be a Medi-care/Primecare—eligible member of a health plan that offers the Silver-Sneakers® Fitness Program. Get fit, have fun, make friends with SilverSneakers®

Regular exercise can help you: Reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease Osteoporosis Prevention - Strengthen your bones and muscles Improve your balance to help pre-vent falls Improve mental health and en-hance mood To help get the exercise you need,

join SilverSneakers®

What do I get with a SilverSneakers® membership?

In addition to the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, your membership offers use of the South Milwaukee Fitness Center and Walking Track, plus basic amenities and access to the SilverSneakers® classes. There may be a fee for services not includ-ed in a basic membership such as personal training. Once you enroll in a SilverSneakers® site, you can visit any SilverSneakers® location in the country. Your primary member-ship will remain at the location where you originally enrolled.

SilverSneakers Classes

dates and times posted in the

Fitness Center

9:00 & 10:00 AM

Instructor: Ericka SIGN UP NOW—INCLUDES GROUP CLASSES







Americans With Disabilities Act The South Milwaukee Recreation De-partment is an equal opportunity agency and will not exclude or discrimi-nate with regard to its services, programs and activities regardless of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age or disability. If a person with a disability needs a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in a general recreation program, the request may be made to the Recreation Department Staff. Upon reasonable notice, efforts will be made to accom-modate the needs of disabled individuals.

Non-Discrimination The School District of South Milwaukee is committed to providing equal educational opportuni-ties for all district students and to provide a learning and working environment free of discrimination based on a pro-tected class of sex, race, religion, national origin, color, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap. No student may be denied admission to, participation in, or the benefits of any school in this district; nor may they be discriminated against in any curricular, extracurricular, student services, recreational, or other programs or activities on the basis of the protected classes listed above. If any student believes that they have been discriminated against based on a violation of Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 or Americans with Disabilities Act or based on an above category the student should first attempt to re-solve the situation through the building Principal or Associate Principal. Formal written complaints may be directed to Jennifer Sielaff, Director of Personnel, Administrative, and Legal Services at 901 15th Avenue, South Milwaukee 53172. The phone number is 414-766-5011 (Please see Policy 411 and Rule 411 for specific steps and timelines). Code of Conduct No participant shall on the basis of race, sex, creed, national origin, or disability be denied equal access to programs, activities, services, or benefits, or be limited in the exercise of any right, privilege advantage, or opportunity. Behavior Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. The following guidelines have been developed to make Recreation Department programs safe and enjoyable for all participants. Additional rules may be developed for particular programs and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff and the school board. Participants Shall

Show respect to all participants and staff

Any form of harassment will not be tolerated

Refrain from using foul language

Refrain from causing bodily harm to others

Show respect for equipment, supplies, and facilities Discipline A positive approach will be used. The Recrea-tion Dept. reserves the right to dismiss a participant. Each situation will be evaluated on its own merit. Reservations A $5.00 fee without lights/ $25.00 with lights will be charged for anyone wishing to reserve a softball field or tennis court for an hour period. Parking Restrictions The South Milwaukee High School has restricted parking on all school days from 6:30 am to 3:00 pm. All visitors to the campus must park in community spaces, in the 60 minute parking area, or along the North side of the parking lot. Community parking spaces are labeled with a sign. It is important that you follow this rule as several times per year the police department will issue citations to violators. (PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ARE PARKED ON THE REAR DRIVE, DIRECTLY BEHIND THE MIDDLE SCHOOL OR ON THE HILL OR ALLEYWAY—YOUR CAR MAY BE TICKET-


Safety Team and Security The South Milwaukee Recreation Department places safety team members to oversee and supervise the entrances and halls of the schools. They are assigned to the Middle School at door #34 and to the Senior High School at door #24 . Generally, staffing occurs during Recreation Department program hours. Our staff is there to help keep our schools safe and free from vandalism. We are also there to assist you and help you in any way we can. Registration The Recreation Department accepts registration for programs on a first-come, first-serve basis and con-tinues until programs are filled. You may register for any program or session. Participants must reach the designated age by the first day of class. Pre-registration for all programs is required. Complete a registration form, including sig-nature, and feel free to photocopy extra forms if necessary. You will not be sent a receipt. No On-Site Registration Instructors will not accept registrations or payments at program locations. All registration transactions must be completed at the recreation office prior to scheduled program. Late Registration Policy There is no pro-rating of programs for late registration after programs have begun. Important Registration Tips! To receive program confirmation, you may enclose a self-addressed, stamped enve-lope with your registration. You will NOT be notified unless there is a problem with your registration. Weather Conditions All programs are subject to change. Call the Recreation Department at (414) 766-5081 to check in-clement weather cancellation status. Once at a program site, the decisions concerning the cancellation or discontinuation of the activity will be in the judgment of the site supervisor or official. No Smoking and Alcohol The use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic beverages on premises owned or rented by the South Milwaukee School District is prohibited by state law. Insurance/Medical Conditions Individual Accident and Health Insurance is not provided by the Recreation Depart-ment or School District. Refund Policy Once a program begins, refunds will not be given unless the Recreation Department cancels the program. If you need to cancel once the class begins due to an illness or injury, contact the Recreation Department immediately. Documentation must be provided to receive a pro-rated refund. A $5.00 service fee will be charged for each refund requested. Refunds will take approximately three to four weeks to process. Return Checks—NSF’s If your check is returned to us for non-sufficient funds, you will be contacted. You must then pay for the class in cash and you will be assessed a bank fee of $15 per check. Missed Program Policy Programs missed for individuals absences (i.e. illness, va-cation, etc.) are not made up nor may participants attend programs other than for the one they are registered. Create A Class Do you have an idea for a class or program you would like us to offer? Better yet – do you have a special interest or talent you would like to share with others? The South Milwaukee Recreation Department is always looking for new program ideas and local hidden talent to teach or lead various recreational classes. If you have a particular interest or talent and are willing to lead activities; or if you have a suggestion for a new program, please let us know. You may contact us at 766-5081 or email us at [email protected].


Volunteer Opportunities While volunteering is a great way to have a mean-ingful, positive impact on your community, it’s also a great opportunity for you to gain valuable life experience and skills while meeting interesting people. No matter what your skills, we can use your talents to help others. Please contact the Recreation Department. We will be happy to assist you in connecting with the right volunteer opportunity. Call us at 766-5081.

Internship Possibilities The Recreation Department has opportunities for college interns majoring in Recreation Profession. If interested please contact Stan Dorff, Director at 414-766-5082.

Classes Cancelled Those are the words we don’t want to say, but it happens when everyone waits until the last minute to sign up. If there are not enough registrants three days before the start of the class–the class will be can-celled. If you see something you like, sign up early. It’s the only way we know if the class will go! Thanks for your coop-eration!

Job Opportunities We are looking for outstanding staff members to join our team! We are continually looking for coaches, instructors, lifeguards, supervisors, officials, and instructors for various programs. Pick up an application at the Recreation Department or download it on-line at www.smrecdept.org. Qualified applicants will be contacted for interviews as openings become available. For more information call 766-5081.

Indoor Walking Enjoy walking indoors during cold or inclement weather throughout the year. Residents pay a one time $5 fee and non-residents pay a $25 annual fee. The indoor track at the Senior High School is normally open from 5:30am—8:45pm Monday-Thursday; from 5:30am—7:45pm on Fridays; and from 7:00am—2:45pm on Saturdays and Sundays. We ask that you present an ID to the staff prior to walking. If you have questions, please call us at 766-5084.

Message to Parents Parents are reminded to pick their children up at the completion time listed for the activity they are participating. Staff are not responsible for participants once their class is completed (they are also not paid to wait for parents who are late in picking up their children). We also ask parents to stress to their children that when they are in a school building they should go directly to their program activity area and not wander around the building. Your cooperation with this is greatly appreciated.

Financial Assistance Those in need of financial assistance should contact the Recreation Department in order that necessary arrangements may be made. As a general rule, those participating in the reduced or free hot lunch program may qualify for a 25% reduced program fees. This does not apply to all programs.

Program Changes All listed program times, instructors, locations, fees, etc. are subject to change.

South Milwaukee Retirees Scholarship The South Milwaukee School Retirees Committee has established a scholarship to be given yearly to a member of the graduating class who plans to continue his/her education at an ac-credited school or university. The 12 person Scholarship Committee, comprised of school district retirees including administration, teachers, and support staff, selects the recipient and administers the fund. Contributions may be sent to SMSR Scholarship Fund; School District of South Milwaukee Business Office; 901 15th Avenue; South Milwaukee, WI 53172.

Pictures & Photographs Please note that when you register for a program you are also agreeing to allow publica-tion of any photos taken of you or the enrolled participant(s) at any program, event, or facility sponsored by the South Milwaukee Recreation Department.


South Milwaukee Recreation Dept. 901 15th Avenue South Milwaukee, WI 53172 414-766-5081 or 414-766-5082 www.smrecdept.org

Family Last Name:____________________________________________ First Name:_________________________________________________ Address: ______________________________________________________ City: _______________________________ Zip:__________________ Home Ph:(_____)-_______ -_______________ Business Ph:(_____)-_______ -_______________ Cell Ph:(_____)-_______ -__________________ E-mail address:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I, the undersigned, do hereby agree to allow the individual named herein to participate in the activities indicated. I am aware and understand there may be potential risk inherent with participation in any recreation activity, and that the School District of South Milwaukee does not provide accident insurance and cannot assume responsibility for injury to any participants in the recreation programs. I further understand the eligibility requirements for the program as stated in the department brochure or flyers and that there is no transfer of fees allowed or refunds given unless the department changes a class. I also agree to allow publication of any photos taken of me or the participant(s) at any program, event, or facility of the South Milwaukee Recreation Department.

__________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Participant/Parent/Guardian Signature Date

Special Information (i.e. medical, physical, allergies):____________________________________________________________________________ Payment TOTAL FEES: $______________ Check #_________ Cash__________ Money Order___________

Mark your calendars! We do not send confirmations. The Recreation Department will contact you in case a class is full, or if there is a waiting list for the program for which you registered. You may assume your registration has been processed as requested unless you hear from us. Thank you for taking the time to register. If you are signing up for a program that involves youth games, matches or meets, you must submit the CONCUSSION PARENT/ATHLETE AGREE-MENT FORM at the time of registration. Concussion information and agreement form is available at the recreation dept. or online at www.smrecdept.org

PART 1 - FAMILY INFORMATION (please print clearly)

PART 2 - SIGN THE WAIVER/RELEASE

PART 3 - PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

PART 4 - MAIL-IN REGISTRATION FORM TO THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT

Participant Name M/F Date of Birth Grade Activity Name Act Code Fee


Postal Customer


Non/Profit Standard Rate

U. S. Postage


P A I D Permit #27

South Milwaukee Recreation Dept.

901 15th Avenue—Room 1001


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