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MiSSiOn STATEMEnTThe City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department is dedicated to providing the highest quality of recreational opportunities through the development of both active and passive programs and facilities to promote the physical, social, and mental wellness of its citizens.

CiTy STAffCity Manager ...................................... Steve Kennedy,(770) 424-8274 [email protected]

Assistant City Manager .. .......................Jeff Drobney,(770) 424-8274 [email protected]

Parks & Recreation Director ................ Doug Taylor [email protected]

Asst. Parks & Recreation Director ........ Ben Southard [email protected]

Recreation Division Manager ............... David Pies, CPRP [email protected]

Special Events Coordinator .................. Laurel Fleming [email protected]

Fundraising Coordinator ..................... Kimberly Flores [email protected]

Athletic Coordinator ........................... Lane Reid, CPRP [email protected]

Recreation Programs Coordinator ........ Lindsey Mullaney [email protected]

Administrative Assistant ..................... Selina Hadley [email protected] Supervisor ................................. Mike Loner [email protected]

Crew Leaders ...................................... Danny Cole and Paul Porter

Park Workers ..................................... Darrell Atwood, Alberto Avila, Mark Benio, Lonnie Cowart, Keith Innes, Samuel Lopez, Don Nichols, Alfredo Ortiz, Jesus Ortiz, Rolando Pardo, Sam Parker and Jimmy WheelingPark Monitor ..................................... Kevin Grumbein and Chuck Rhoads

Building Monitors .............................. David Hernandez, Darrin Poirier and Brock Steinmetz

AdMiniSTRATivE OffiCECity of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department2753 Watts Drive Kennesaw, Georgia 30144

Administrative Hours......... Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm

Telephone .........................(770) 422-9714Fax ....................................(678) 460-3373Internet and Online Registration ......................www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec

TheKennesawParks&RecreationProgramGuideispublishedthreetimesperyearbytheCityofKennesawinApril,AugustandDecember.TheCityofKennesawreservestherighttomakechangestoanyinformationcontainedintheProgramGuide.Visitwww.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrecforupdates.

RECREATiOn And CUlTURE COMMiSSiOnThe Recreation and Culture Commission advises the Mayor and Council, City Manager, and Parks & Recreation Director on the general recreation needs of the city. Citizens are encouraged to attend and provide valuable input.Meetingsareheldat6:30pmontheonthefirstTuesdayofeach quarter (January, April, July and October) at the Ben Robertson Community Center.

CiTy HOlidAySOuradministrativeoffice,includingtheBenRobertsonCommunityCenter,will be closed in observance of the following holidays:Monday, May 28 ................................................................Memorial DayWednesday, July 4 ...................................................... Independence DayMonday, September 3 .............................................................Labor Day

CUSTOMER SATiSfACTiOnAs a valued customer, you are our highest priority. Our goal is to be the premier provider for all of your recreation and leisure services needs. If you experience something at one of our parks or facilities, special events or recreation programs that doesn’t meet your expectations, please notify us promptly and we will do our best to assist you.

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PROfESSiOnAl MEMbERSHiP The City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department is a member of the Georgia Recreation and Park Association (GRPA) and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).

Mark MathewsMayor

Bruce JenkinsCouncil Post 3

Cris Eaton-WelshCouncil Post 1

Bill ThrashCouncil Post 4

Tim KillingsworthCouncil Post 2

Jeff DuckettCouncil Post 5

Mayor and City CounCil

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lOCAl inTERESTCobb County School District .........................................www.cobbk12.org (770) 426-3300Kennesaw Business Association .................... www.kennesawbusiness.org (770) 423-1330Kennesaw City Hall .............................................. www.kennesaw-ga.gov (770) 424-8274Kennesaw Historical Society .............................. [email protected] Library ...................... www.cobbcat.org/branchkennesaw.html (770) 528-2529Kennesaw Mountain .................................................www.nps.gov/kemo NationalBattlefieldPark (770)427-4686Kennesaw Outdoor Activities Club ........... www.home.earthlink.net/~koacKennesaw Police ........................................ www.kennesaw-ga.gov/police (770) 422-2505 (Emergency: 911)Kennesaw Square Dealers Square Dance Club ...... www.squaredealers.comKennesaw State University .........................................www.kennesaw.edu (770) 423-6000Kennesaw Wi-Fi ..................................................www.kennesawwifi.net(RegistrationRequired) [email protected] Cobb Arts League ........................... www.northcobbartsleague.comNorth Cobb Senior Center ........................www.seniors.cobbcountyga.gov (Cobb Senior Services) (770) 975-7740Smith-Gilbert Gardens ............................ www.smithgilbertgardens.com (770) 919-0248Southern Museum ......................................... www.southernmuseum.org (770) 427-2117Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation .......................www.swiftcantrellpark.org

TAblE Of COnTEnTSCity Staff .............................................................................................2 Local Interest ......................................................................................3 Parks & Facilities ............................................................................. 4-5 Special Events ................................................................................. 6-7 Smith-Gilbert Gardens ........................................................................8 Southern Museum ...............................................................................9 Youth & Teen Programs .................................................................10-26 Summer Camps .............................................................................11-18Adult Programs .............................................................................26-32Parks & Recreation Month .................................................................. 33 Registration Information & Policies ....................................................34 Registration Form .............................................................................. 35

InTeResTeDInTeAChInG?The City of Kennesaw is committed to providing quality programs for all ages, abilities and interests. Programs offered strive to foster new skills, promote health and well being, and expand cultural and artistic develop-ment. In order to provide these programs, the Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department seeks contracted instructors to share their special talents, skills or knowledge with others in a class, camp or workshop format. An instructor must possess strong communication, organizational and teaching skills; and demonstrate a desire to develop and promote their program(s).Programsareselectedbasedontheinstructor’squalificationsand experience, availability, need for the program and marketability. Visit www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec and click on > Recreation Programs > About Our Instructors for information on how to submit an activity proposal. All proposals must be received by Friday, May 11 to be considered for the Fall 2012 programming season.

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The Georgia Recreation and Park Association (GRPA) presented

the Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department with its 2011

Agency of the Year award for cities with a population between

20,001-30,000 in recognition of the department’s outstanding

contributions in the delivery of parks, recreation and leisure

services. The award was presented to the department during the

GRPA Annual Conference and Trade Show in August. GRPA was

formed in 1945 as a private, non-profit institution to support and

promote the recreation and park industries within the state of

Georgia. It is the only state organization that serves as an

advocate for quality recreation and park areas, facilities,

programs and services at the local level. For more information,

visit www.grpa.org.

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Agency of the Year!FIT CITY KENNESAW is a citywide initiative which encourages residents to embrace healthier habits. It focuses on promoting nutrition and exercise with a goal to reduce obesity, combat inactivity, and thus improve the quality of life for everyone.

Throughout the year, the City of Kennesaw offers fit-friendly programs, events and activities that support an active, healthy lifestyle. We’ve created a website and Facebook page that will help you keep track of your progress, including blogs and videos by a team of health and wellness experts sharing advice and tips on exercise, nutrition and stress reduction. You’ll also hear from your friends and neighbors who have overcome obstacles and changed their lives forever! For more information visit www.fitcitykennesaw.com.


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BenROBeRTsOnCOmmUnITyCenTeR, 2753WATTsDRIVeWhether you’re planning a business meeting for 200 guests or a small event with a few relatives, the City of Kennesaw invites you to experience the value, convenience and simplistic style of the Ben Robertson Community Center.

Interior accommodations include a 1,687-square-foot pre-function lobby area, a 3,952 – square-foot banquet hall and two 840-square-foot meeting rooms that can be joined to form a large meeting room. There is ample parking and the entrance features a porte-cochere with interior vestibule to provide shelter for arriving guests.

The banquet hall can accommodate theater-style seating for more than 250 and banquet-style seating for approximately 200. More intimate settings are available for smaller groups in the meeting rooms. The banquet hall features an optional wood parquetdancefloor(upto2,000squarefeet)andaprofessionaltheater with a 16'x 20' stage. In the rear of the banquet hall, a catering kitchen comes equipped with a microwave, ice machine, oven/stove, refrigerator, sink and counter space.

The Ben Robertson Community Center is conveniently located just minutes from I-75 near the intersection of Cobb Parkway/US-41 and Watts Drive (near the entrance to Adams Park). Nearby attractions include the Southern Museum (a member of theprestigiousSmithsonianAffiliationsProgram),KennesawMountainNationalBattlefieldParkandTownCenterMall.There are over a dozen lodging options within a two-mile radius and whether you prefer casual or elegant dining, endless choices of restaurants and eateries are within a short drive.

Rental rates start at only $17.50 per hour (City of Kennesaw resident) for a Small Meeting Room. For more information call (770) 422-9714 or visit www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec.

FReeWI-FIACCessInPARKsThe City of Kennesaw provides FREE wireless Internet access (Wi-Fi) at the following locations: Swift-Cantrell Park, Adams Park, the Ben Robertson Community Center, and near the historic train Depot in downtown Kennesaw. Userscanconnectto thenetworkusingavarietyofWi-Fi-enabled devices including laptops, tablets and smart phones. Registrationisrequired.Visitwww.kennesawwifi.netto get started.

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facilitiesTheCityofKennesawParks&RecreationDepartmentmaintainsapproximately130acresofparks,greenspaces,publicbuildingsandathleticfacilities,andiscommittedtopreservingthesespacessothatarearesidentsmayenjoythemformanyyearstocome.

* In development L = Lighted, UL = Unlighted

The City of Kennesaw also has agreements in place with the Cobb County Parks, Recreation & CulturalArtsDepartmentandtheCobbCountySchoolDistricttomaintainballfieldsusedby private,non-profitathleticassociations.


•Halfmileinner-loopasphalttrail•Skatespot•Openturfforpassiverecreation•Plazaareawithparkbenchseating•Wi-Fihotspot•Drinkingfountains

sWIFT-CAnTRellPARK,3140OlD41hIGhWAySwift-Cantrell Park serves as one of the premier recreation, relaxation and central gathering places for Kennesaw area residents. Park hours of operation are from 7:00am to 10:00pm. At 42 acres, the City of Kennesaw’s largest community park features:•Twoage-appropriateplaygrounds•Dogpark•Threepicnicpavilions•Tworestroombuildings•Onemileperimeterasphalttrail•ShadestructuresPARKInGParking is available for approximately 170 vehicles. Additional parking is available at Kennesaw Elementary School, 3155 Jiles Road, weekdays after 5:30pm and weekends from 7:00am to 10:00pm. An entry gate into the park is accessible behind the school. The speed limit is 10 mph within park boundaries.

SKATE SPOTA free wooden skate spot is located along the western edge of the property. The skate spot is an unsupervised facility. The City of Kennesaw does not assume any responsibility for loss or injury. Skateboarding and/or skating can be a hazardous recreational activity. For personal safety, it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that users wear protective equipment at all times, which includes helmets, shoes, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards. Children ages 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

DOGRUlesDogs must be on an appropriate chain, leash or tie not exceeding 6 feet in length andinthehandsofapersonwhopossessestheabilitytorestrainthe animal atalltimes.Dogsareprohibitedonplaygrounds.Pleasecleanup afteryourpet.Disposable plastic waste bags and receptacle stations are located throughout the park.

FRAnKBOOneDOGPARKThe 1.4 acre off-leash dog park, located along the western edge of the property, has 6-foot-high perimeter fencing, two separate run areas (for large and small dogs), a watering station, dog wash area and disposable plastic waste bags and receptacle stations.

PiCniC PAviliOnS Reserve a picnic area for your next social gathering. Swift-Cantrell Park has three 1,320-square-foot open-air pavilions, each with enough picnic tables and charcoalgrillstoaccommodate60people.Pavilionscanbereservedin advance,ormaybeusedatnochargeonafirst-come,first-servebasis.Rates startat only $10 per hour for a City of Kennesaw resident. For more information, call (770) 422-9714 or visit www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec.

TRAil RUlESTrail hours are from 7:00am to 10:00pm. Motorized vehicles are not permitted on the trail. Bicycles are allowed on the outer trail only.

AddiTiOnAl PARK RUlESSmoking or tobacco use is not permitted except in parking areas. The possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages is not permitted.

ADAmsPARK,2600PARKDRIVeAdams Park, a 33-acre community park located near the intersection of Watts Drive and US-41/Cobb Parkway, offers a unique blend of active and passive recreation. Adams Park features:•Sixlightedbaseballfields •3,000ft.concretetrail•Fourlightedsoftballfields •Wi-Fihotspot•Concessionbuildings •ScoutHutbuilding•Indoorandoutdoorbattingcages •Playground•Twolightedtenniscourts •Picnicpavilionsandshelters•Onelightedsoccerfield •Parkbenchseating•Communitycenterbuilding •Drinkingfountains

PARKInGParkingisavailablethroughoutAdamsPark.The speedlimitis15mphwithinpark boundaries.

DOGRUlesDogs must be on an appropriate chain, leash or tie not exceeding 6 feet in length and in the hands of a person who possesses the ability to restrain the animal at all times. Dogs are permitted on the trail, unless otherwise posted. Please clean up after your pet. Disposable plastic waste bags and receptacle stations are located along the trail.TRAil RUlESTrail hours are from sunrise to sunset. Motorized vehicles are not permitted on the trail.

TEnniS COURT RUlESWhen instructional programs are not scheduled, court play is available on a first-come,first-servebasisfrom7:00amto10:00pm.UnlessapprovedbytheCity of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department, courts may not be used for private gain, including, but not limited to private lessons/training of individuals or groups.

AddiTiOnAl PARK RUlESSmoking or tobacco use is not permitted except in parking areas. The possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages is not permitted.

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Throughouttheyear,theCityofKennesawParks&RecreationDepartmentpresentsavarietyofexcitingeventsfortheentirefamilytoenjoy.Upcomingeventsarefeaturedbelow.Visitwww.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrecandclickonthecalendarformoredetails.

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SWIFT-CANTRELL CLASSIC 5ksATURDAy,mAy12AT7:30Am dOwnTOwn KEnnESAw And SwifT CAnTREll PARK

It’s the 3rd annual race for more play space! Proceeds will benefit the Swift-Cantrell Foundation for capital improvements to Swift-Cantrell Park. The 5K course will take runners from Kennesaw First Baptist Church on Main Street towards Swift-Cantrell Park, making a loop inside the park, and then going back up Old 41 Highway/Main Street for an unforgettable finish in downtown Kennesaw. The race will be electronically timed for fast and accurate results. Awards will be presented in 14 groups. Pre-registration is $25 per person and includes a commemorative t-shirt, race packet and pancake breakfast. Event details and registration can be found online at www.swiftcantrellclassic.com The Swift-Cantrell Classic is part of the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series. For more information visit www.kennesawgrandprix.com.

SUMMER HEROES: COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE

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You don't need to wear a cape or special suit to be a hero. You can be a lifesaver by donating blood. Most healthy people who are at least

17 years old and weight at least 110 pounds are eligible to donate

blood every 56 days. Donating blood is a simple thing to do, but it can make a big difference in the lives of others. The donation process from the time you arrive until the time you leave takes about 45 minutes. The donation itself only takes about 8-10 minutes.

Schedule an appointment online at www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec (click on the calendar entry), or call the American Red Cross

at 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Walk-ins are also welcome.

GO SkATEBOARDING DAY TUesDAy,JUne21FROm 6:00PmTO8:00Pm sWIFT-CAnTRellPARK

Celebrate the official holiday of the action sport known as skateboarding. Enjoy an evening of skateboarding activities, contests, demonstrations and fun. Event will also feature music, giveaways, and food and beverage vending. Admission is free.Photo courtesy of www.emotionalrenderings.com

eventsOUTDOOR MOVIE SERIESFamilies in search of a fun and inexpensive night

out together can head to Swift-Cantrell Park for free films shown on a giant inflatable screen. Moviegoers

are encouraged to bring a blanket or comfortable low-back chair. A selection of food, beverages

and snacks will be available for purchase. Arrive at 6 p.m. for children’s activities, inflatables,

and giveaways. Parking is available at Swift-Cantrell Park, which is located at 3140 Old 41 Highway, and at Kennesaw Elementary School.

SATURDAY, MAY 5 — Puss in Boots (rated PG)SATURDAY, JUNE 2 — Disney’s The Muppets (rated PG)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 — Title to be AnnouncedAll films will begin at dark. Titles are subject to change.

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Salute to America, a pre-Independence Day celebration, will feature high-energy, live music performances and family entertainment; plus one of the biggest and brightest, star-spangled firework displays in North Georgia. Main stage performers include teen singing sensation Kaylin McClure, an electrifying Neil Diamond tribute show featuring the vocal talents of Conner Lorre, and The Stranger, who are undeniably the world’s most authentic tribute to the legendary Billy Joel. Family stage performers include the band Revolution, and singer-songwriters Hannah DeLane and Savannah Jade. Fireworks will begin at 9:30 p.m. Admission is free. Visit www.kennesawjuly3.com for more information.

kENNESAW SPORTS SPECTACULARFRIDAy,JUly27FROm6:00PmTO9:00Pm AdAMS PARK bASEbAll COMPlEx

Find out all about sports leagues and sport opportunities in Kennesaw. Take part in

live-action drills, challenges and on-field demonstrations. Representatives from the Kennesaw Baseball Association,

Kennesaw Girls Softball Association, Kennesaw Futbol Club (soccer), and Kennesaw Youth Football/Cheerleading Association will be conducting registration for fall leagues. Event also features children's activities, music, giveaways, food and beverage vending, and sponsor exhibits. Admission is free.

PROGRAM PALOOZA sATURDAy,AUGUsT11FROm10:00AmTO1:00Pm bEn RObERTSOn COMMUniTy CEnTER

This FREE, family-friendly event is designed to showcase the quality and diversity of recreation programs offered by the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department. Visitors will have an opportunity to meet program instructors, take part in interactive demonstrations, and receive valuable information on fall programs. Event also features children's activities, music, live entertainment, refreshments, and sponsor exhibits. Program registration will be ongoing during the event, and visitors will be eligible to receive a 10% discount* off any class, camp or workshop offered by the Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department.

*This offer cannot be combined with any other discount or promotion. This discount only applies to primary registration fees, and does not apply to user fees.

SALUTE TO AMERICAIT’sAReD,WhITeAnDBlUeTRAdiTiOn in KEnnESAw...

PIGS & PEACHES BBQ FESTIVALFRIDAy,AUGUsT24FROm6:00PmTO11:00Pm& sATURDAy,AUGUsT25FROm10:00AmTO10:00Pm AdAMS PARK

Experience the mouth-watering aroma and delicious taste of smoke-cooked barbeque, savor every heavenly bite of sweet peach desserts, and take delight in every moment of fun at the City of Kennesaw’s 2012 Pigs &

Peaches BBQ Festival. The festival features a Kansas City Barbeque Society sanctioned BBQ competition, which is recognized as a Georgia Barbecue Championship contest; as well as a Backyard BBQ, Anything Butt and Peach

Dessert Contest. Over $15,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded to contest winners. Enjoy live musical performances, a family entertainment stage, a Kid Zone featuring amazing slides, inflatable bounces, interactive games and other child-friendly activities, delicious food and beverage vendors, and a street festival atmosphere of arts, crafts and general merchandise — including a selection of sponsor booths with unique products and services. Admission is free. Visit www.pigsandpeaches.com for more information.


2382 Pine Mountain Road • Kennesaw, Georgia 30152770.919.0248 • SmithGilbertGardens.com

Gather ‘n’ Grow Garden Dedicated to dirty hands and happy hearts, the new Gather ‘n’ Grow Garden is a space for playful learning for all ages. You have to see it to believe it! It features paths winding through sensory plantings to please the senses, an “A to Z” alphabet bed, vegetable beds, and whimsical elements like chime arbors, bubble pools and animal topiaries.

Please visit our website for an updated list of programs for adults and children. Programs to look for include:

• Rose Care • Summer Vegetable Gardening • Green walls and roofs • Orchid care • Propagation • Canning • And many more!

For more information about the Gather ‘n’ Grow Garden or for sponsorship or volunteer opportunities contact [email protected] or call 770-919-0248.

2nd Annual Rose Garden Gala Please plan to join us for our 2nd Annual Rose Garden Gala on April 28th, 2012. Join us at 6pm for cocktails and dinner as well as live and silent auctions featuring a Vespa, trips to Florida, Wyoming and North Carolina, a year’s supply of bird seed, Braves tickets with parking passes, a wine tasting dinner for 6 at Fusco’s Via Roma, and much more! Tickets available on our website.

Riot of Color Smith-Gilbert Gardens Riot of Color is a competition/exhibition which is intended to encourage diverse artistic interpretations of the plant material, sculpture and historic home located at Smith-Gilbert Gardens in Kennesaw, Georgia. Its goals are to bring together serious artists that use visual art as a major interpretive medium of the landscape while also raising awareness of the need to protect our environment and encourage a future generation of caretakers of our planet. The arts have played an important role throughout our history. It is our hope that artists will be just as important in future efforts to preserve and protect our natural beauty and history.

General InformationHours: Tues. — Sat. from 9am to 4pm

Sun. from 11am to 4pm

Admission: $7 Adults $6 Seniors & Active Military $5 Children 6 – 12 Kids 5 & under Free

Tours: Second Saturday of every month at 10am from March thru November. Private tours for groups of 5 or more may be scheduled by calling the Gardens at 770.919.0248.

Become a Member of Smith-Gilbert Gardens!Many of our guests fall in love with the Gardens and decide to become supporters. Memberships start at $40 and include the following:

· Membership in the American Horticultural Society Reciprocal Admissions Program providing access to more than 280 gardens in 44 states.

· Free admission to Smith-Gilbert Gardens· Discounts in our gift shop· Guest Passes

Help us Grow!There are many opportunities for volunteers to get involved in the varied activities occurring at Smith-Gilbert. Our volunteers number over 100 strong. Along with the friendships and sense of community this brings, these volunteers provide valuable assistance by:

· Being Tour guides (docents).· Assist in house and with gift shop· Garden Maintenance

For more information, contact [email protected]

Join us on Facebook at:facebook.com/sggardens

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programsTheCityofKennesawParks&RecreationDepartment’srecreationprogramsareasdiverseasitsusers.Weencourageparticipantstochallengethemselves,buildconfidence,connectwithothers,anddevelopnewskillsandhobbiesthatprovidecontinuedenjoyment.Forthemostcurrentscheduleofactivities,pleasevisitourOnlineRegistrationsiteatwww.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec.

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KIDZART:elemenTARyEmbark on a virtual journey to explore the many elements of the visual arts! Students will be exposed to a variety of artistic mediums and styles. The ele-ments of brainstorming and more complex forms of problem solving are introducedthroughinteractiveformat.Studentswillbecomemoreconfidentintheir attempts at self expression. New curriculum every session! Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Materials: All materials are included. Attire: Wear old/play clothes. Instructor: KidzArt. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21220.001 6-12 Sa 6/2-7/28 11:00am-12:00pm 9 $130/$145

fUn wiTH ClAy fOR KidSKids are encouraged to explore and express their creativity in this class designed to teach hand building and sculpting techniques using the coil, pinch and slab methods. Each student will also get a chance to use the pottery wheel. Come ready to get dirty! Prerequisite: Students must be currently enrolled in, or have completed kindergarten. Materials: A separate fee of $15 is payable to the instructoronthefirstdayofclassforclay,glazesandkilnsupplies.Attire: Wear old clothes and bring a towel (you will get dirty). Instructor: Kristen Smith. Location: Ceramic Studio (located on the backside of the Ben Robertson Community Center). Parking is available on the front and west side of the Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21230.005 6-12 Tu 5/29-6/26 3:30pm-4:30pm 5 $56/$6621230.006 6-12 W 5/30-6/27 3:30pm-4:30pm 5 $56/$6621230.007 6-12 Tu 7/10-8/7 3:30pm-4:30pm 5 $56/$6621230.008 6-12 W 7/11-8/8 3:30pm-4:30pm 5 $56/$66

KIDZART:sUmmeRWORKshOPsOur art-enriched “workouts” are packed full of challenging design projects and fun surprises intended to motivate students, and to push their creative potential to the max. Students have the opportunity to create three-dimensional media and to explore specialized techniques. A new curriculum every time! Materials: A separate materials fee of $10 is payable to the instructor at the start of the workshop for project materials. Attire: Wear old/play clothes. Instructor: KidzArt. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21220.003 6-15 Sa 6/23 1:00pm-4:00pm 1 $30/$3021220.004 6-15 Sa 7/14 1:00pm-4:00pm 1 $30/$30

KIDZART:PResChOOleRsThe “language” of art begins with the recognition of lines and shapes. We show preschoolershowtheselinesandshapescanfittogethertocreateacompletewhole. Then we introduce them to the tools to do it for themselves. Students will create masterpieces using two- and three-dimensional media. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Materials: All materials are included. Attire: Wear old/play clothes. Instructor: KidzArt. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21220.002 3½-5 Sa 6/2-7/28 10:00am-10:30am 9 $65/$80

Two hour party blocks are available on Saturdays from 11:00am-1:00pm, 2:00pm-4:00pm and 5:00pm-7:00pm, and include a one hour of structured activities and one hour in a party room*. Parties must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. The fee is $150 for up to 10 children; or $175 for 11-20 children. Parties are limited to a maximum of 20 children. Choose from four different themes!

To schedule a party, visit the Ben Robertson Community Center during regular office hours (Mon-Fri, 8:00am-5:00pm). A registration form will need to be completed. Fees are due at time of registration. All children attending the party will be required bring a signed Waiver of Liability form (provided at registration) on the day of the party, or they will be unable to participate. Only the child’s parent or legal guardian may sign the form. A “party planner” will contact you at least one week before your scheduled party to discuss details.

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BIRTHDAY PARTYThe City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department offers themed birthday party packages at the Ben Robertson Community Center.

GymnAsTICsBIRThDAyPARTIes(AGes4&UP)• One hour of structured gymnastics and fun activities • Parties unavailable on Sat. 8/11

KIDZARTBIRThDAyPARTIes(AGes6&UP)• One hour of non-stop art and imagination action • Each child will leave with their own drawing masterpiece to treasure • Art supplies included • Parties unavailable on Sat. 7/7 and 8/11

CUPCAKeDeCORATInGBIRThDAyPARTIes(AGes5&UP)• One hour of cupcake decorating guidance and hosted game play • Decorating supplies included (frosting and toppings) • One professionally decorated mini-cake for the birthday child • Two cupcakes to decorate and one “to-go” box for each child • Parties unavailable on Sat. 6/23, 7/21, 8/4 and 8/11

DAnCeBIRThDAyPARTIes(AGes4&UP)• One hour of professional dance instruction and play • Choose from Diva Dance Cheer, Hip-Hop, or Dancing Princesses • Parties unavailable on Sat. 6/23, 7/21, 8/4 and 8/11

* Tables and chairs are provided. Parents will need to bring their own decorations, tableware and refreshments; and are responsible for clean-up and trash removal in the party room.


FUn&FITnessAll-sPORTsCAmPHaveablastinthegymandmakenewfriendsplayingavarietyoffitnessgames including volleyball, kickball, dodgeball, gymnastics and other indoor sports. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed snack with a beverage, and water each day. Attire: T-shirt, shorts and tennis shoes. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.002 6½ & up M-Th 6/11-6/14 10:00am-1:00pm 4 $85/$95

CAMP CHEfPlaying with your food is the theme of this camp! Chefs will take a hands-on approach to cooking while creating food-inspired art. A different item will be prepared each day. Table manners and etiquette will also be taught. All campers will receive their own chef’s hat and recipe cards. Get ready for some cooking fun! Please be sure to indicate on your registration form if your child has any food allergies or dietary restrictions. Instructor: Sheila Bozeman. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

“Celebration” Cooking 21290.038 4-14 Tu-F 5/29-6/1 3:00pm-6:00pm 4 $100/$110The Science of Cooking21290.039 4-14 M-F 6/11-6/15 3:00pm-6:00pm 5 $125/$135Patriotic Cooking21290.040 4-14 M-F 6/25-6/29 3:00pm-6:00pm 5 $125/$135

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finE ARTS CAMPJoin us for a fun week of imagination and cre-ativity as we explore different mediums including clay, paint, charcoal and pastels. You will have fun sculpting with clay, engraving works of art, and getting wet & wild with colors on the last day. Projects will be different for each week. It’s going to be an ART filledweek!Materials: A separate fee of $20 is payable to the instruc-toronthefirstdayof

camp for art materials, clay, glazes and kiln supplies. Campers should bring a snack and water each day. Attire: Wear old clothes (you will get dirty). Please bring a towel on Friday as campers might get wet doing outdoor art projects. Instructor: Kristen Smith. Location: Ceramic Studio (located on the backside of the Ben Robertson Community Center). Parking is available on the front and west side of the Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.042 8-12 M-F 6/25-6/29 9:30am-12:30pm 5 $85/$9521290.043 8-12 M-F 7/9-7/13 9:30am-12:30pm 5 $85/$95

Camp Name AgeCamp offered during week of

5/29 6/4 6/11 6/18 6/25 7/2 7/9 7/16 7/23 7/30 8/6 8/13 Page

All-Star Summer Day Camp 5-12 • • • • • • • • • • • • 12

Baseball Camp 4-12 • 18

Softball Camp 4-12 • 17

Speed & Agility Camp 7-12 • 17

Game Time Sports Camp 2-12 • • 17

British Soccer Camp 3-15 • • 16

Empowering Soccer Camp 5-16 • • • • 17

Grand Slam Jr. Tennis Camp 6-14 • • • • • • 17

Munchkin Tennis Camp 3-5 • • • • 17

Fine Arts Camp 8-12 • • 11

Gymnastics Camps (various) 5 & up • • • • • 18

ZumbAtomic® Camp 4-12 • • 18

ActUp! Drama Camp 5-12 • 18

Princess Dance Camp 4½ -7 • • • 12

Shake It Up Dance Camp 6-12 • 18

Girl Power! 6-13 • 12

Boys to Men 6-13 • 12

Camp Chef 4-14 • • • 11


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PRinCESS dAnCE CAMPExplore the magical world of a popular princess. Each week will be full of ballet instruction, games, storytelling, dress-up, and arts & craft projects. Campers will have the opportunity to showcase their ballet skills for friends and family on the last day of camp. Materials: A separate feeof$10ispayabletotheinstructoronthefirstday of camp for arts & craft materials. Attire: Leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes (wear a princess dress or costume on the last day of camp. A princess dress will be supplied if a student does not have one, please let the instructorknowonthefirstdayifyourchild will need a dress). Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.

Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

Cinderella21290.024 4½-7 M-Th 6/4-6/7 9:00am-12:00pm 4 $70/$80Ariel21290.025 4½-7 M-Th 6/18-6/21 9:00am-12:00pm 4 $70/$80Ballerina BarbieTM

21290.026 4½-7 M-Th 7/9-7/12 9:00am-12:00pm 4 $70/$80

GIRlPOWeR!This Seeds of Success Academy camp is designed to inspire young girls to besmart,poisedandconfident.Thecampincorporatesgroupdiscussions,interactive games, role playing and fun activities designed to teach girls how to advocate for themselves and promote change and positive results using their voices, body language and resources. Topics will include self-esteem building, self-presentation & communication, etiquette essentials and more. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage each day. Instructor: Seeds of Success Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.060 6-13 M-Th 8/6-8/9 9:00am-3:00pm 4 $120/$130

bOyS TO MEnThis Seeds of Success Academy camp is dedicated to inspiring young men to besmart,strongandconfident.Thecampincorporatesgroupdiscussions,interactive games, role playing and fun, designed to teach boys how to present themselvesasyoungmen.Camptopicsincludeself-esteembuilding,conflictresolution, sportsmanship, making good choices, taking responsibility and more. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage each day. Instructor: Seeds of Success Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.061 6-13 M-Th 8/6-8/9 9:00am-3:00pm 4 $120/$130

The City of Kennesaw has built a reputa-tion of offering quality day camps that

provide engaging life experiences in a safe, caring, and accepting environment; where

creativity and curiosity is encouraged, and the emphasis is on having fun. During the summer

of 2012, the City of Kennesaw will maintain this tradition by offering youth ages5-12theopportunitytoimprovetheirself-confidence,buildself-esteem,and make new friends at Kennesaw's All-Star Summer Day Camp.Eleven weeks of camp will be offered from May 29 through August 10. Each week of camp is based on a different theme, which is incorporated into scheduled activities whenever possible. Some weeks may include special guest speakers,demonstrationsorfieldtripstoareaattractions.Camphoursarefrom 9:00am-4:00pm. Early care is available from 7:30am-9:00am. Extended care is available from 4:00pm-6:00pm. Our camp staff is comprised of well-trained, caring, enthusiastic adults who are determined to provide a safe and enjoyable summer camp experience. AllstaffareCPRandfirstaidcertifiedandareexpectedtoadheretothehighestprofessional standards set forth by the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department. Throughout the summer, staff are continuously evaluated and provided with feedback to enhance their performance. We maintain a low camper-to-staff ratio of approximately 9:1. Kennesaw's All-Star Summer Day Camp is located at the Ben Robertson Community Center, 2753 Watts Drive (near the entrance to Adams Park).

eARlyCARe&eXTenDeDCAReWeekly early care and extended care for All-Star Summer Day Camp partici-pants is available for an additional fee. Under the supervision of camp staff, children can independently choose and engage in a variety of activities includ-ing arts and crafts, games, puzzles, reading, drawing or simply socializing with friends.

ReGIsTRATIOnInFORmATIOnRegistrationisacceptedonafirst-come,first-servebasisuntilthemaximumnumber of campers is reached, or until the Wednesday before the week of camp. Activity fees are due at time of registration. No exceptions will be made. Fees will not be pro-rated for partial attendance.

REfUnd POliCyRegistration fees less a $30.00 cancellation fee will be refunded for all requests received by the Wednesday prior to the start of the camp week. No refunds will be given after the start of a camp. Failure to attend does not entitle the partici-pant to transfer, make up, or receive a refund.

TRAnSfER REQUESTSTransfer requests from one camp week to another are subject to space availability. All transfer requests must be received by the Wednesday prior to the camp week that your child is enrolled. A $5.00 transfer fee will apply.

WAITInGlIsTsIf a camp week is full, a wait list will be generated. To be added to a wait list, a camp registration form must be completed. Your child may not be added to a wait list by a phone call, e-mail or hand written note. If an opening becomes available, parents will be contacted in the order in which their child was added to the wait list. Children added to a wait list are not guaranteed enrollment.

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PiCK UP TiMESAll campers must be picked up between 4:00pm and 4:15pm, or by 6:00pm if registered for extended care. We reserve the right to charge a late pick up fee of $1.00 per minute/per child. If you know you will be late, please call (770) 422-9714. Your child will remain with our camp staff up to one hour after the program ends. After one hour, Cobb County Child Protective Services may be called.

CAmPATTIRe&PeRsOnAlITemsAll campers should wear comfortable clothing each day. Campers should wear athleticshoes(noflip-flops).Campersarediscouragedfrombringingpersonalitems such as an iPod®, electronic games, jewelry or items of value. Campers are responsible for their personal possessions. The City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department is not responsible for loss or damage to personal items brought to camp.

COmmemORATIVeT-shIRTAll campers will receive one commemorative camp t-shirt for the summer (not required to be worn each day).

SUn PROTECTiOnBecause many camp activities are outdoors, your child is at risk for sunburn. Campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen. We recommend campers use sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30.

MEdiCATiOnIfyourchildneedsmedicinewhileatcamp,youwillneedtofilloutanAuthorization to Give Medication at Camp Form or an Over-the-Counter Medication Permission Form.

illnESSESFor the protection of all campers and staff, any child believed to have an infec-tious illness should not attend camp. If a staff member becomes aware that child is sick, the parent or guardian will be called to pick up the child.

SAMPlE dAily SCHEdUlE* 7:30am-9:00am ................................... Early Care8:45am-9:00am ..................................... Camp Arrival9:00am-9:15am ...................................... Camp Announcements9:15am-9:30am ...................................... Fitness Activity9:30am-10:15am .................................... Outdoor Game10:15am-11:00am ................................... Arts & Crafts Project11:00am-11:45am ................................... Cultural Project11:45am-12:30pm ................................... Lunch12:30pm-1:00pm .................................... Supervised Recreational Play1:00pm-2:00pm ..................................... Enrichment Program2:00pm-2:30pm ..................................... Sports Activity2:30pm-3:00pm ..................................... Afternoon Snack / Break3:00pm-3:45pm ..................................... Art Activity3:45pm-4:00pm ..................................... Clean-Up 4:00pm-4:15pm ..................................... Camp Departure 4:00pm-6:00pm .................................... Extended Care

*Please note: This is only a sample schedule. Activity offerings will vary each day.

AGeReQUIRemenTsAge requirements have been established to safely facilitate age-appropriate activities. Campers will be placed into groups according to their age. Campers mustbeatleast5yearsofagebythefirstdayofthecampsession,andbeable to use the restroom independently or with minimal verbal prompting. No exceptions will be made.

inClUSiOnThe City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department is committed to making all of our programs, facilities and services accessible to everyone. If you feel that you or your child may require auxiliary aid or special accommodations in order to participate, please let us know at the time of registration. We will work with you in order to make safe and respectful accommodations.

COMMUniCATiOnOn-going communication between staff, parents and campers is critical to your child achieving a successful and fun experience at camp. If at any time you need to share information, concerns or compliments, we encourage you to speak with a staff member. To contact your child during camp hours, please call (770) 422-9714.

COdE Of COndUCTTo ensure a quality experience, we ask all staff and campers to abide by the following code of conduct: •Respectothers'privacyandsafety.•Physicalorverbalabuseofanykindwillnotbetolerated.•Treatpublicandprivatepropertyandequipmentwithrespect.•Camprulesshallbeobservedatalltimes.We utilize positive reinforcement and a caring environment to encourage good behavior. Camp staff will promote proper behavior with clear guidelines and expectations. Inappropriate behavior by a camper will be addressed in a sensi-tive manner, and the camper will be redirected towards proper behavior. If a behavior becomes so disruptive that it is unacceptable, the parent or guardian willbenotifiedandthechildmaybeaskedtoleavetheprogram.

lUnCh&snACKsCampers are required to bring a lunch and beverage each day. Refrigeration and microwave facilities are not available to campers. Healthy afternoon snacks will be provided daily. Campers may choose to bring their own snacks.

sIGnIn/sIGnOUTPROCeDUResFor the safety of each child, all campers must be signed in and signed out each day. Parents or guardians will need to leave their vehicle to drop off and pick up their child. Campers may only be picked up and signed out by an authorized person (indicated at time of registration). Campers may not sign themselves in or out. Please be ready to show a photo I.D. to a staff member.

dROP Off TiMESCampers registered for early care may begin arriving at 7:30am. All other campers can be signed in between 8:45am-9:00am. Please have your child here on time, as activities will start promptly at 9:00am.


yOUTh&Teen campsWeekly Theme/Description Activity

Code Day(s) Date(s) Time Ses- sions

Fee (Res/Non-Res)

21290.027 Tu-F 5/29-6/1 9:00am-4:00pm 4 $90/$100

21290.028 M-F 6/4-6/8 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.029 M-F 6/11-6/15 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.030 M-F 6/18-6/22 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.031 M-F 6/25-6/29 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.032 M-F7/2-7/6*

No Camp 7/4 9:00am-4:00pm 4 $90/$100

21290.033 M-F 7/9-7/13 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.034 M-F 7/16-7/20 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.035 M-F 7/23-7/27 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.036 M-F 7/30-8/3 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

21290.037 M-F 8/6-8/10 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $100/$110

EARLY CARE 21290.062 Each Week 7:30am-9:00am – $15/$15

EXTENDED CARE 21290.063 Each Week 4:00pm-6:00pm – $20/$20

US history and patriotic fun — Kennesaw-style

Experience southern hospitality at its very best

Sing, dance and act — we know you've got talent

Adventure-filled with legends, magic, myths and monsters

Let the games begin — and go for the gold

One journey to many cultures, both near and far

School’s out, summer’s here — it’s All-Star party time

Game shows, relay races and trivia

We’ll play ‘em all

Make a splash with water, water everywhere

Exciting experiments and hands-on science

stimulation

Discover crazy critters and the great outdoors


All-sTARsUmmeRDAyCAmP registration form


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bRiTiSH SOCCER CAMP Challenger Sports' British Soccer Camps provide young players of all abilities with the rare opportunity to receive high-level soccer coaching from a team of international experts right in the heart of their own community. Campers will be exposed to individual foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games and scrimmages. Soccer skills are coached within a framework of character development based on respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship. We offer a cultural education too! Our ever-popular Camp World Cup Tournament allows us to introduce players to the geography, traditions and culture of other great soccer-playing countries. Simply put, amazing coaches, awesome accents and cultural ingredients combine for a

one-of-a-kind camp experience. With each week-long camp, your child will receive a free t-shirt, soccer ball, giant fold-out poster, and a personal player evaluation. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage, snacks and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at

camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Summer activewear, shin

guards, and athletic shoes or soccer cleats. Instructor: Challenger Sports. Location:

Adams Park Soccer Field((June); Adams Park Softball Complex (August).

Full-Day AdvancedA more advanced camp for serious players, full-day camps focus on game-related techniques, tactical development and coached match play. Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.019 7-15 M-F 6/4-6/8 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $189/$19921290.023 7-15 M-F 8/6-8/10 9:00am-4:00pm 5 $189/$199

Half-Day Player DevelopmentEmphasis is placed upon skill development and mastery of core techniques through individual and small group practices and coached games. This all action camp is our most popular program. Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.018 6-14 M-F 6/4-6/8 9:00am-12:00pm 5 $127/$13721290.022 6-14 M-F 8/6-8/10 9:00am-12:00pm 5 $127/$137

Mini-SoccerFun games, competitions and skill-building activities are designed to enlighten and develop budding players. Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.017 4-6 M-F 6/4-6/8 10:30am-12:00pm 5 $102/$11221290.021 4-6 M-F 8/6-8/10 10:30am-12:00pm 5 $102/$112

First KicksYoung players are introduced to the game basics through fundamental activities, games and fun soccer challenges. Parents are encouraged to join in and help guide their child through this fun learning experience. Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.016 3-4 M-F 6/4-6/8 9:00am-10:00am 5 $88/$9821290.020 3-4 M-F 8/6-8/10 9:00am-10:00am 5 $88/$98

HOST A BRITISH SOCCER CAMP COACHWe’re seeking local families to host coaches during our camp weeks. Families are expected to provide coaches with a bed, showering and laundry facilities, and meals (coaches provide their own transportation). In return, not only will you receive a rebate of $80 towards the cost of your child’s camp, but more importantly you’ll enjoy a unique week learning about another country and culture, and build lasting friendships. E-mail [email protected] or call (770) 422-9714 for details.


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SOfTbAll CAMPLace up your cleats and get ready to play ball! Campers will learn the basics of pitching(fastandslow),catching,field-ing, throwing, hitting and base running. We’ll spend the day working on skills, drills and techniques and then apply the fundamentals during scrimmages. All campers will receive a commemorative camp t-shirt and water bottle. Camp will be held rain or shine. Parents will be pro-vided with information on how to handle raindaysonthefirstdayofcamp.Supplies: Campers should bring their own bat and glove, a packed lunch with a bever-age and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sun-screen already applied, as well as with

additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Softball attire (e.g., long pants, cap, and cleats). Instructor: Sports A Rama East Cobb. Location: Adams Park Softball Complex.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.052 4-12 M-F 6/18-6/22 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $160/$170

GAmeTImesPORTsCAmPThis camp will focus on teaching age appropriate skills, while covering the fundamental skills in soccer, baseball, tennis, hockey, basketball and golf. The philosophy of this program is to lay a foundation for movement and life skills thatprovidestudentstheselfconfidenceandabilitytoembracenewchallenges.The fast-paced environment incorporates skills from six different sports, giving your child the opportunity to learn the basics while sampling a variety of activi-ties. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage, snacks and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Summer activewear and athletic shoes. Instructor: Game Time. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center. Camp will take place both indoors and outside at Adams Park Baseball Complex. Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.053 2-5 M-F 6/11-6/15 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $69/$7921290.041 4-12 M-F 6/11-6/15 8:30am-3:30pm 5 $89/$9921290.054 4-12 M-F 7/9-7/13 8:30am-3:30pm 5 $89/$99

sPeeD&AGIlITyCAmPNo matter what the sport, this camp will help maximize your child’s personal performance and realize their full athletic potential by focusing on a combination of proven speed, agility and conditioning training methods. Professional instructors will lead daily exercises, workouts, drills, games and contests. Camp will be held rain or shine. Parents will be provided with infor-mationonhowtohandleraindaysonthefirstdayofcamp.Supplies: Campers should bring plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Athletic attire and shoes. Instructor: Sports A Rama East Cobb. Location: Adams Park Soccer Field.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.049 7-12 Tu-F 5/29-6/1 9:00am-12:00pm 4 $96/$106

MUnCHKin TEnniS CAMPMunchkin Tennis Camp is designed to introduce young children to the game of tennis. We’ll focus on basic strokes, developing hand-eye coordination and having fun. Supplies: Campers will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Comfortable clothing; Tennis shoes. Instructor: Mark Kirk, Tennis Teaching Professional and USTA CertifiedOffical.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.012 3-5 M-W 6/4-6/6 8:45am-9:30am 3 $20/$3021290.013 3-5 M-W 6/11-6/13 8:45am-9:30am 3 $20/$3021290.014 3-5 M-W 7/9-7/11 8:45am-9:30am 3 $20/$3021290.015 3-5 M-W 7/16-7/18 8:45am-9:30am 3 $20/$30

GRAnDslAmJR.TennIsCAmPReceive professional tennis instruction in a fun group environment. We’ll cover the basics from proper footwork and grips to stroke production and movement. Basic skills including volley, forehand, backhand and serving will be taught through games and drills. For beginner through intermediate players. Campers ages 10 & under will learn and play using the USTA QuickStart format. Supplies: Campers will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Comfortable clothing; Tennis shoes. Instructor: MarkKirk,TennisTeachingProfessionalandUSTACertifiedOffical.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.006 6-14 M-W 6/4-6/6 9:30am-11:30am 3 $45/$5521290.007 6-14 M-W 6/11-6/13 9:30am-11:30am 3 $45/$5521290.008 6-14 M-W 6/25-6/27 9:30am-11:30am 3 $45/$5521290.009 6-14 M-W 7/9-7/11 9:30am-11:30am 3 $45/$5521290.010 6-14 M-W 7/16-7/18 9:30am-11:30am 3 $45/$5521290.011 6-14 M-W 7/23-7/25 9:30am-11:30am 3 $45/$55

emPOWeRInGsOCCeRTRAInInGCAmPLet the Empowering Soccer (ES) Staff help your child reach their individual soccer excellence. Through ES’s innovative training techniques, your child will learn everything from shooting progression and the Coerver training system to leadership development. The ES Staff includes former and current US Women’s National Team players, specialist in the areas of sport psychology, nutrition, strength and conditioning. Let ES show you the soccer camp difference! Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage, plenty of water each day, and soccer ball. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen applied, and additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30. Attire: Summer active wear, shin guards and athletic shoes or soccer cleats. Instructor: Empowering Soccer. Location: Adams Park Softball Complex (week of 6/11, 7/9, and 7/16); Adams Park Baseball Field #6 (week of 6/18).Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.055 5-16 M-F 6/11-6/15 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $150/$16021290.056 5-16 M-F 6/18-6/22 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $150/$16021290.057 5-16 M-F 7/9-7/13 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $150/$16021290.058 5-16 M-F 7/16-7/20 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $150/$160


GymnAsTICsCAMPOur great facility and quality gymnastics instruction balanced with creative play and tons of fun make this a popular camp. We’ll explore basic skills on gymnastics apparatus and equipment, including floorexercise,bars,beams, rope, rings, Tumbl Trak and more. New activities will be intro-duced each day. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed snack with a bev-erage, and water each day. Attire: T-shirt, shorts and tennis shoes. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.


21290.003 5 & up M-Th 6/4-6/7 10:00am-1:00pm 4 $85/$9521290.004 5 & up M-Th 6/18-6/21 10:00am-1:00pm 4 $85/$9521290.005 5 & up M-Th 6/25-6/28 10:00am-1:00pm 4 $85/$95

ADVAnCeDGymnAsTICsCAmPThis camp will focus on upper-level gymnastics skills on the bars, beams, vault and Tumbl Trak. We’ll also work on improving round-offs, back handsprings, backflips,andfront/backtumblingskills.Conditioning,bodycontrolandbodyawareness will be reinforced. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls; T-shirt and shorts for boys. *No camp on Tue. 7/10. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.001 6 & up M-F 7/9-7/13* 2:00pm-5:00pm 4 $85/$95

ZUMbATOMiC® CAMPZumbAtomic camp is designed exclusively for kids. This rockin’, high-energy fitnesscampwillbepackedwithkidfriendlyroutinesandclean,funmusic!Moves include hip-hop, salsa, reggaeton, and more. Parents love the ZumbAtomicprogramsbecauseitincreaseskid’sfocusandself-confidenceandencourages creativity while dancing and having a blast, and campers love the crazy-cool dance moves! Campers will perform for parents on the last day of camp. Each camper will take home a t-shirt that they decorate themselves, goodybag,andcertificateonthelastdayofcamp.Supplies: Campers should bring a healthy snack and water bottle. Attire: Comfortable clothing; Athletic shoesanddanceshoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor.Noflip-flops.Instructor: Deb Sadler, Licensed Zumba® & ZumbAtomic Instructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.045 4-7 M-F 6/25-6/29 9:00am-10:45am 5 $60/$7021290.046 8-12 M-F 6/25-6/29 11:00am-12:45pm 5 $60/$7021290.047 4-7 M-F 7/30-8/3 9:00am-10:45am 5 $60/$7021290.048 8-12 M-F 7/30-8/3 11:00am-12:45pm 5 $60/$70

SHAKE iT UP dAnCE CAMPThismulti-stylefun,fitnessanddancecampwillhavecampersdancingandgrooving to the music. Campers will have a blast learning different styles of dance ranging from hip-hop and musical-style team dance to Latin and swing. Campers will also enjoy playing games, making friends, and going to the park. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage, two healthy snacks, and plenty of water each day. Attire: Comfortable clothing; Athletic shoesanddanceshoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor.Noflip-flops.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.044 6-12 Tu-F 5/29-6/1 8:00am-3:00pm 4 $110/$120

ACTUP! dRAMA CAMPJoin in the fun as ActUp! Camp presents Beauty and the Beast. Camp activities include a talent show, painting sets, rehearsals, and a performance. The camp is designed for the beginning actor. Experience the thrill of being on stage, being challenged with memorizing lines, remembering when and where to move. Campers will learn to be part of a theater team, the basic fundamentals of theater and acting, and the basics about sets, costumes, makeup, and stage directions. *Camp will conclude with a production for family and friends on Friday at 5:00pm. Supplies: Campers should bring a packed lunch with a beverage, two snacks, and plenty of water each day. Campers will need to supply their own costume — something in their closet — so there is no need to buy one. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Old clothes should be worn on Thursday as campers will be painting sets. Instructor: ActUp! Camps. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21290.059 5-12 M-F 7/9-7/13 8:30am-4:30pm* 5 $150/$160

bASEbAll CAMPPut me in coach, I’m ready to play! This camp will focus on baseball fundamentals and techniques from hitting,fielding,throwing,pitch-ing, base running and more. Campers will participate in daily drills, scrimmages, stations and contests to develop big league skills. All campers will receive a commemorative camp t-shirt and wattle bottle. Camp will be held rain or shine, parents will be pro-vided with information on how to handleraindaysonthefirstday of camp. Supplies: Campers should bring their own bat and glove, a packed lunch with a beverage and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend campers use sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30. Attire: Baseball attire (e.g., baseball pants, cap and cleats). Instructor: Sports A Rama East Cobb. Location: Adams Park Baseball Complex.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

Little Sluggers21290.050 4-6 M-F 6/18-6/22 9:00am-11:30am 5 $125/$135Advanced21290.051 7-12 M-F 6/18-6/22 9:00am-1:00pm 5 $160/$170

yOUTh&Teen camps


The City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department offers a non-competitive, youth recreational gymnas-tics program at the Ben Robertson Community Center. Developmental and progressive gymnastics instruc-tion is taught in a safe and fun environment. Year-round participation is encouraged, but not required. Our facility features 3,500 square feet of space, central air-conditioning and heating, conve-nient parking, a comfortable viewing area for family and spectators, a built-in stereo system, a 40’ Tumbl Trak, uneven bars, parallel bars, climbing rope, ceil-ing-hung rings, level 4 vault system, high, mid and low balance beams... and an array of colorful hoops, inclines, tumbling mats, skill shapes and spring boards. If you have any questions, or would like to setup an evaluation for placement of your child in one of our programs, contact Lori Cooley at [email protected].

Gymnastics

yOUTh&Teen fitness & health

GymnAsTICs:CAReGIVeR&meDiscover the world of gymnastics together! This playful class is centered around age-appropriate activities with an emphasis on socialization, basic motor skills and quality movement experiences; and caters to the growing independence of young children as they explore and move in a safe environment with their parent or caregiver (as directed by a class instructor). Participants will develop listen-ing and social skills, as they are introduced to basic gymnastics apparatus. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls; T-shirt and shorts for boys. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.001 2-4 Tu 5/29-6/26 9:00am-9:30am 5 $35/$4521250.003 2-4 Tu 5/29-6/26 5:30pm-6:00pm 5 $35/$4521250.004 2-4 Tu 7/3-7/31 9:00am-9:30am 5 $35/$4521250.006 2-4 Tu 7/3-7/31 5:30pm-6:00pm 5 $35/$4521250.002 2-4 Th 5/31-6/28 9:00am-9:30am 5 $35/$4521250.005 2-4 Th 7/5-8/2 9:00am-9:30am 5 $35/$45

GymnAsTICs:mInIGymmOnKeysIndependence, coordination, body awareness and basic gymnastics skills are all concepts that will be explored in this class designed for children without the caregiver being directly involved. Caregivers may be asked to provide assistance, as needed. Prerequisite: Children must have completed the parent/caregiver participation class or have been evaluated by an instructor. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls (custom leotards will be available for purchase directly from the instructor); T-shirt and shorts for boys. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.007 3½-5 Tu 5/29-6/26 9:30am-10:00am 5 $35/$4521250.009 3½-5 Tu 5/29-6/26 6:00pm-6:30pm 5 $35/$4521250.010 3½-5 Tu 7/3-7/31 9:30am-10:00am 5 $35/$4521250.012 3½-5 Tu 7/3-7/31 6:00pm-6:30pm 5 $35/$4521250.008 3½-5 Th 5/31-6/28 9:30am-10:00am 5 $35/$4521250.011 3½-5 Th 7/5-8/2 9:30am-10:00am 5 $35/$45

GymnAsTICs:GymmOnKeysleVelIThis beginning-level class is designed to introduce children to the world of gymnastics.Basicskillswillbetaughtonthefloor,bars,beams,vaultandTumblTrak. We'll also have fun with parachute games. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls; T-shirt and shorts for boys. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.013 4½-5 Tu 5/29-6/26 4:00pm-4:40pm 5 $45/$5521250.014 6 & up Tu 5/29-6/26 4:45pm-5:25pm 5 $45/$5521250.016 4½-6 Tu 7/3-7/31 4:00pm-4:40pm 5 $45/$5521250.017 6 & up Tu 7/3-7/31 4:45pm-5:25pm 5 $45/$5521250.015 5 & up Th 5/31-6/28 5:00pm-5:40pm 5 $45/$5521250.018 5 & up Th 7/5-8/2 5:00pm-5:40pm 5 $45/$55

GymnAsTICs:GymmOnKeysleVelIIThe emphasis of this fun, fast-paced class is to increase strength and flexibilitywhilelearningmore-intermediategymnasticsskillsandroutines.Prerequisite: Participants must have previous gymnastics experience in a structured environment, or have been evaluated by an instructor. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls; T-shirt and shorts for boys. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.019 5 & up Th 5/31-6/28 5:45pm-6:25pm 5 $45/$5521250.020 5 & up Th 7/5-8/2 5:45pm-6:25pm 5 $45/$55

GymnAsTICs:GymmOnKeysleVelIIIThis intermediate to advanced-level class will focus on upper-level gymnastics skillsandtricksonthefloor,bars,beams,vaultandTumblTrak.Participantswill also learn how to do a front and back handspring, and gymnastics routines. Prerequisite: Participants must be able to perform a cartwheel, round off, back bend and handstand; as well as have general knowledge of terms and equipment used in the sport of gymnastics, or have been evaluated by an instructor. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls; T-shirt and shorts for boys. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)


GymnAsTICs:PRe-hOTshOTsThis class is for dedicated and developing gymnasts who are ready to learn more advanced tumbling and equipment skills. Fundamentals are still stressed, with a progressive emphasis on improving them. Participants will also learn a choreo-graphed dance and gymnastics routine. Prerequisite: Participants must be able to do a cartwheel, round off, back bend and handstand. Attire: Participants will be required to purchase a custom leotard directly from the instructor. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.029 6 & up Tu 5/29-6/26 6:30pm-7:30pm 5 $50/$6021250.030 6 & up Tu 7/3-7/31 6:30pm-7:30pm 5 $50/$60



GymnAsTICs:hOTshOTsGymnastics: Hot Shots is designed to challenge each participant to excel as a gymnast. Participants will practice on all apparatus and work towards perform-ing routines at community events. This class is invitation only by instructor. Prerequisite:Participantsmustbeabletodobackwalk-overonthefloor,achin-up or pull-up on the bars, and a cartwheel on the balance beam. Attire: Participants will be required to purchase a custom leotard directly from the instructor. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)


GymnAsTICs:TUmBlInG&BACKhAnDsPRInGThis class is an advanced tumbling class for kids who want to learn back handsprings, back tucks, front tumbling and other tumbling passes. Participants must be able to do a handstand and back bend. This class is great for cheerleaders who need tumbling skills and gymnasts who want to improve theirfloorskills.Studentswillparticipateindrillstoimprovecurrenttumblingwhile learning other advanced tumbling skills. Attire: Leotard or t-shirt and shorts for girls; T-shirt and shorts for boys. Instructor: Lori Cooley & Staff. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.023 6 & up Tu 5/29-6/26 7:30pm-8:25pm 5 $45/$5521250.025 6 & up Tu 7/3-7/31 7:30pm-8:25pm 5 $45/$5521250.024 6 & up Th 5/31-6/28 7:15pm-8:10pm 5 $45/$5521250.026 6 & up Th 7/5-8/2 7:15pm-8:10pm 5 $45/$55

COmPeTITIVeCheeRleADInGsTUnTs/TUmBlInGThis class is for the cheerleader who dreams of going into competitive cheerleading. Students will work on routines involving tum-bling, dance, and cheerleading stunts suitable for competitions. In this class cheerleaders will improve their coordination, physicalfitnessandflexibility

as they learn new skills & techniques. Cheerleading is a fun, healthy, and an effective way to build leadership skills; and learn the importance of teamwork, setting goals, and developing a positive attitude. No class on Mon. 7/2 and Wed. 7/4. Supplies: Plenty of water. Attire: T-shirt and shorts; Athletic shoes. Instructor: Brian Dixon. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.037 5-9 M 6/4-8/13 5:00pm-6:00pm 10 $100/$11521350.038 9-18 W 5/30-8/15 5:00pm-6:00pm 11 $110/$125

lITTleDRAGOnsKARATeMartial arts is much more than just kicking and punching. Children in this class will also be taught about respect and courtesy, concentration skills, and how to follow directions. The emphasis will be on building patience and inner strength, rather than being competitive and combative. The parent or caregiver is wel-come to observe the class. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 6/12 and Tue. 7/3. Attire: Karate uniform (see instructor). Instructor: Phil Robinson, Fourth Degree Black Belt in American Karate. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

Beginners to Orange Belt21250.034 5-8 Tu 5/29-8/14 5:30pm-6:00pm 10 $68/$83Gold Belt & Up21250.035 5-8 Tu 5/29-8/14 6:15pm-6:45pm 10 $68/$83

KARATE fOR CHildREn wiTH SPECiAl nEEdSThis Karate class is designed especially for children with special needs and those who just need extra encouragement to succeed. Martial Arts instruction will be taught using games and activities designed to keep children engaged. Children in this class will also be taught about respect and courtesy, patience and determination, and how to follow directions. Caregivers may be asked to provide assistance, as needed. Parents or caregivers who register their child willbecontactedpriortothefirstclassmeetingtodiscussaccommodations.Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 6/12 and Tue. 7/3. Attire: Karate uniform (see instructor). Instructor: Phil Robinson, Fourth Degree Black Belt in American Karate. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.033 5-8 Tu 5/29-8/14 5:00pm-5:30pm 10 $68/$83

TAeKWOn-DO:BeGInneRsThe Taekwon-Do taught in this class is the original Korean martial art form developed by General Choi Hong Hi, the founder and father of Taekwon-Do. Students will learn self-defense, discipline and respect from the original Taekwon-Do Tenets of Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self-Control and the Indomitable Spirit. Training will be both physical (exercises designed to produce power and stamina) and academic (introduction to some Korean words, history, and technical teaching). Students in this class will be able to progress from a low white belt to a high yellow belt. Late registration will not be accepted. No class on Mon. 6/18, Wed. 6/20 and Wed. 7/4. Testing will take place on Saturday, August 4 from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. *Class will also meet on the following Saturdays: 6/9, 6/30 and 7/28 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Prerequisite: Students must be a minimum of 8 years old at the start of the session — NO EXCEPTIONS. Students who are promoted to a high yellow belt will be required to become a member of the United States Taekwon-Do Federation (annual membership fee is $50). Attire: ITF Taekwon-Do uniform for returning stu-dents (available for purchase directly from the instructor); martial arts uniform orcomfortablegymclothingfornewstudents;Flip-flops,sandalsorsneakers.Instructor:MarioManera,CertifiedBlackBelt.Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.031 8 & up M & W* 5/30-8/8 6:00pm-7:00pm 22 $105/$120



TAeKWOn-DO:InTeRmeDIATeTOADVAnCeDThis class is for Taekwon-Do students who’ve attained at least a low green belt, up to a black belt. Students will continue learning the Taekwon-Do Tenets, as well as intermediate to advanced patterns, sparring and self-defense techniques. Training will be both physical (exercises designed to produce power and stamina) and academic (introduction to more Korean words, history, Taekwon-Do philosophy, and technical teaching). Students in this class will be able to progress toward a black belt. Late registration will not be accepted. No class on Mon. 6/18, Wed. 6/20 and Wed. 7/4. Testing will take place on Saturday, August 4 from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. *Class will also meet on the following Saturdays: 6/9, 6/30 and 7/28 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Prerequisite: Students must be a minimum of 8 years old at the start of the session — NO EXCEPTIONS, and must be evaluated by the instructor before enrollment. Students transfer-ring from another Taekwon-Do school must provide physical proof of previous ranking of a 6th gup (or higher). Students will be required to maintain an annual membership in the United States Taekwon-Do Federation (annual membership fee is $50); Additional fee may be required for instructor and/or referee courses. Supplies: Sparring gear (see instructor). Attire: ITF Taekwon-Do uniform;Flip-flops,sandalsorsneakers.Instructor:MarioManera,CertifiedBlack Belt. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.032 8 & up M & W* 5/30-8/8 7:00pm-8:00pm 22 $105/$120

SiSTERS in THE l.i.T.E.This 8 week program teaches young girls ages 12 to 18 how to take charge of their livesbylearningandpracticinghealthyeating&physicalfitness.Thisisnotadiet program. Everyone will learn how to sustain a healthy weight by making lifestyle changes. The focus will be on achieving a healthy self with the support of their mother, sister, or female mentor. This class requires both the young lady and her mother, sister, or female mentor to attend the program (the fee includes both student and female mentor). The curriculum will come from “Bodyworks—AToolkitforStrongFamilies”createdbytheOfficeofWomen’sHealth in the Department of Health and Human Services. The class is taught by trainedfitness,nutrition,medicalandbehavioralspecialists.NoclassonSat.7/7. Supplies: Plenty of water. Attire: Workout clothing; Athletic shoes. Instructor: C.H.O.I.C.E.S. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.039 12-18 Sa 6/2-7/28 11:00am-1:00pm 8 $60/$75

JUmP2XTRemeROPeJUmPInGGet back to basics and Jump 2 it! This introductory rope jumping class is for children who want to explore rope jumping as an alternative sport. Rope jump-ingisagreatwaytogetactiveandbecomephysicallyfit.Let’shavefun,jumptothe beat, and let the music move you, as we introduce Single Rope and Double Dutch techniques with basic skills, rhythms, and drills to further enhance your rope jumping experience. So, whether you are new to rope jumping or have experience in hip-hop, dance, gymnastics or aerobics, you’ll be able to grow your talents and skills. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Materials: A separate materials fee of $25 is payable to the instructor on the firstdayofclassforjumpropekitwhichincludestrainingmanual,professionalsingle rope and t-shirt. Supplies: Participants will need to bring plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement; Athletic shoes. Instructor: Alma Garlington. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21250.037 5-10 Th 6/7-7/19 10:00am-11:00am 7 $85/$10021250.038 11-16 Th 6/14-7/26 12:30pm-1:30pm 7 $85/$100

wE CAn... MAKE HEAlTHy C.H.O.i.C.E.S.Team up with your child this summer to make healthy CHOICES! This class will haveyouandyourchildfeelinggreatasnutritionandfitnessbecomearoutinein your house. This is not a diet program, but a healthy lifestyle program. Each weektheclasswillhaveafitnessworkoutandahands-onnutritionexhibits. The curriculum will come from the nationally recognized We Can! (Ways to Enhance Children’s Activity & Nutrition) family learning series. This will be a class that will have you moving and learning. The registration fee is for one child and one adult. No class on Thu. 7/5. Supplies: Plenty of water. Attire: Workout clothing; Athletic shoes. Instructor: C.H.O.I.C.E.S. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.039 8-12 Th 5/31-7/26 6:00pm-8:00pm 8 $60/$75

yOGACAlmFORChIlDRenThis class will intro-duce children to basic yoga. Students will use gentle stretching to lengthen muscles andincreaseflexibil-ity. This class will enhance relaxation while teaching ways to reduce stress and nurture your body, mind and soul. Children will experi-ence both the physical and emotionalbenefits of yoga. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a yoga mat and a towel or blanket to sit on. Attire: Comfortable clothing that allows for move-ment. Instructor: Helen Brady, Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.036 9-14 Th 5/31-6/28 5:00pm-6:00pm 5 $50/$60


yOUTh&Teen general interest

AdvEnTURES in GAmeDesIGnDiscover how much fun it is to design and program your own professional looking video games complete with backgrounds, animated graphics, charac-ters, music and sound effects — even 3-D effects for advanced users. This class offers a hands-on approach to creating cool video games using a drag-and-drop approach — with-out the need to write a single line of code. Your only limit is your e-magination! This class emphasizes individual instruction appropriate to the skill level of the student, and is appropriate for beginners and experienced game designers. If you've taken this class before, join us again for all NEW games. Instructor: Holly French, Software Specialist. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21260.004 8-14 M-Th 7/23-7/26 1:00pm-3:00pm 4 $140/$150

ADVenTUResInPROGRAmmInGUsInGsCRATChGet ready to discover how much fun it is to program using Scratch, a programming language that makes it easy to create interactive art, stories, simulations, and games — and share those creations online. Your only limit is your e-magination! This class emphasizes individual instruction appropriate to the skill level of the student, and is appropriate for all levels of computer knowledge. Instructor: Holly French, Software Specialist. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21260.006 8-14 M-Th 7/23-7/26 10:00am-12:00pm 4 $140/$150

PROGRAmmInGWIThBee-BOT®

Join the robot learning revolution! Bee-Bot is buzzing into town to help kids in Kennesaw learn about robots and programming. Bee-Bot, with his friendly face and easy-to-use buttons, makes learning advanced concepts fun and under-standable for kids. With hands-on fun and minds-on creativity, this class will challenge critical thinking skills and spark the youngest imaginations. Instructor: Computer Explorers. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21260.007 4-6 M-Th 6/11-6/14 11:00am-12:00pm 4 $70/$8021260.008 4-6 M-Th 6/25-6/28 11:00am-12:00pm 4 $70/$80

CARs,CATAPUlTs&CAsTlesWIThleGO®

Join us as we explore, investigate & solve problems while we learn about the building blocks of engineering-simple machines. Students will enjoy hand-on activities with leavers, gears, wheels, axles and pulleys that incorporate math, science and creativity. This class will challenge critical thinking skills and spark imaginations. Instructor: Computer Explorers. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21260.009 7-10 M-Th 6/11-6/14 1:00pm-4:00pm 4 $140/$15021260.010 7-10 M-Th 6/25-6/28 1:00pm-4:00pm 4 $140/$150

COSMiC POSSUM STORy TiMEJoin award-winning story teller Mary Felts for an exciting hour of laughter, learning, creative movement, music and fun — where reading is a full contact sport! FREE story time for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers is scheduled every Tuesday and Friday from 10:30am to 11:30am at the Ben Robertson Community Center. Call “Miss Mary” at (404) 421-2673 or e-mail [email protected] for more information.

BABysITTeRTRAInInGWIThCPRCeRTIFICATIOnParticipants in this fun, interactive class will learn how to make responsible decisions and keep children in their care safe. Training includes decision- making processes, real-life problem-solving skills, how to handle emergencies and illnesses, basic care giving skills, how to choose safe and age-appropriate toys and games, and how to effectively handle bedtime and discipline issues. This class is ideal for new babysitters or older siblings. Participants will also receiveadult,childandinfantCPRandAEDtrainingandcertification.Materials: A separate fee of $20 is payable to the instructor on the day of the classforastudentmanualandcertificate.Participantsshouldalsobringabrownbag lunch, as well as a pencil or pen. Attire: Comfortable clothing. Instructor: CertiCare Of Georgia. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21260.012 11-16 Sa 6/9 9:00am-3:30pm 1 $49/$4921260.013 11-16 Sa 7/14 9:00am-3:30pm 1 $49/$49

GIRlTAlK:selF-esTeem"PlAy"shOPEnjoy a Saturday morning spending time with the young lady in your life. This workshop is for young girls and their female mentor. We may not be able toprotectourspecialladiesfromsociety’sinfluences,butwecanprovide them with a positive foundation on which to build a happy and healthy life. The “Play” Shop will cover age appropriate topics through discussions, activities, and games on how to deal with peer pressures, strategies on how to reduce & mange stress, and self-esteem building. This will sure to be a “Play”Shopthatwillbenefitanyyounggirlandtheimportantladyinherlife.Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen. Instructor: Misti Moore. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21260.015 7-12 Sa 6/16 10:00am-12:00pm 1 $25/$2521260.016 7-12 Sa 7/21 10:00am-12:00pm 1 $25/$25


YouTh &Teen performing arts

The City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department, in partnership with Daystar Dance Academy, offers a recreational dance program in several disciplines including ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, hip-hop, cheerleading and musical theater; as well as dance company programs designed to enhance training and provide additional performance opportunities. Daystar believes in reaching out to tomorrow’s stars in a caring, loving and disciplined environment. The recreational program focuses on a comprehensive education starting in the fall, and concluding in the spring with an end-of-year performance. Classes and camps are offered during the summer months. Dance company programs are invitation only, or by audition for dancers new to Daystar. Dance company participants must meet minimum requirementsofstudy,proficiency,displayproperattitudeandcommitment. Costume fees for performances are not included in the program registration fee. For more information, contact Cathy Makison, Director of Daystar Dance Academy at [email protected].

BAlleT/TAPThis class will introduce your child to basic ballet and tap techniques each week throughmovementandmusic.Studentswilldevelopcoordination,flexibilityand grace through ballet; as well as beat and rhythm awareness through song and tap dance. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 6/19, Thu. 6/21, Tue. 7/3 and Thu. 7/5. Attire: Pink or black leotard, pink or tan tights, pink ballet shoes, and black tap shoes. Dance wear is available for purchase through the instructor. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.003 4½-5 Tu 6/5-7/31 4:30pm-5:15pm 7 $65/$8021240.004 4½-5 Th 6/7-8/2 4:30pm-5:15pm 7 $65/$80

BAlleT/TAPleVelIIThis combo class offers alternating weeks of ballet and tap instruction. Emphasis will be placed on ballet and barre technique, French terminology, tap progressions across the floor,tapcombinationsand simple choreography. Students will have the opportunity to showcase what they've learned for friends and family during an in-class performance on the last day of class. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 6/19 and Tue. 7/3. Attire: Pink or black leotard, pink or tan tights, pink ballet shoes, and black tap shoes (for girls); White t-shirt, black basketball shorts, black ballet shoes and black tap shoes for boys. Dance wear is available for purchase through the instructor. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.005 6-8 Tu 6/5-7/31 5:30pm-6:15pm 7 $65/$80

PRe-BAlleTDAnCInGPRInCessesEvery young girl dreams of being a princess. In this beginning-level class, we'll add a little magic to your child's life through the use of props, musical instruments, storytelling, dance and creative movement. Students will have the opportunity to showcase what they've learned for friends and family during an in-class performance on the last day of class. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 6/19, Thu. 6/21, Tue. 7/3, and Thu. 7/5. Attire: Pink or black leotard, pink or tan tights, and pink ballet shoes. Dance wear is available for purchase through the instructor. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.001 3-4 Tu 6/5-7/31 3:30pm-4:15pm 7 $65/$8021240.002 3-4 Th 6/7-8/2 3:30pm-4:15pm 7 $65/$80

BAlleT/JAZZThiscomboclassisdesignedtodevelopcoordination,grace,andflexibility.Each week the class will alternate between ballet and jazz instruction. Students will learn ballet stretches, barre work, French terminology, and feet positions. Students will also learn jazz dance isolations, leaps and contemporary combina-tionsacrossthefloor.Studentswillbeabletoshowcasewhattheyhavelearnedfor their family and friends on the last day of class. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Thu. 6/21 and Thu. 7/5. Attire: Pink or black leotard, pink or tan tights, pink ballet shoes, and black jazz shoes (for girls); White t-shirt, black jazz pants, black ballet shoes and black jazz shoes for boys. Dance wear is available for purchase through the instructor. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.006 7-10 Th 6/7-8/2 5:30pm-6:30pm 7 $70/$85


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ACRO dAnCEGet ready to dance! Learn a new dance style in this fast paced class. Dancers will combine the elements of acro and other dance styles in this fun upbeat class to create routines. Students will learn how to incorporate acrobatics and props into theirdances.Specialemphasiswillbeplaceongainingandincreasingflexibil-ity, upper body strength, core strength, and balance. Students will have the opportunity to showcase what they’ve learned for friends and family during an in-class performance on the last day of class. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 7/3. Attire: Pink or black leotard, pink or tan tights, pink ballet shoes, and black tap shoes (for girls); White t-shirt, black basketball shorts, black ballet shoes and black tap shoes for boys. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.011 8-13 Tu 6/5-7/24 6:00pm-6:45pm 7 $70/$85

ReAChFORThesTARs:mUsICAlTheATeRThis class is designed to teach your child how to be well-versed in all aspects of performing arts: singing, dancing and acting. Students will receive training on how to prepare and perform cold readings, improvisation techniques, and will develop vocal skills while learning how to act and dance through a song. This classwillimproveyourchild’sconfidenceandstagepresence;andhelppreparethem for the world of theater arts, whether performing or auditioning. Students will have the opportunity to showcase what they’ve learned for friends and family during an in-class performance on the last day of class. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 7/3. Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen. Attire: T-shirt, jazz pants (no jeans), and black jazz shoes. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.010 9-15 Tu 6/5-7/24 6:30pm-8:00pm 7 $80/$95

hIP-hOPStudents in this high-energy class will learn hip-hop dance moves and technique, as well as theatrical dance as seen on-stage, and in movies, musicals and music videos. Students will have the oppor-tunity to showcase what they’ve learned for friends and family during an in-class performance. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 7/3. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement (no jeans), and tennis shoes. Long hair should be worn in

a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.008 6-9 Tu 6/5-7/24 5:00pm-5:45pm 7 $65/$8021240.009 10-14 Tu 6/5-7/24 5:45pm-6:30pm 7 $65/$80

RIsInGsTARsThis workshop is for the Daystar Dance Academy’s Rising Stars performance group. The workshop will consist of Musical Theater, Jazz, Tap and Ballet. Time will be spent working on choreography for the upcoming season. Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen, water bottle, and healthy snack. Attire: Lavender or black leotard, pink or tan tights, black tap shoes, pink ballet shoes, and black jazz shoes (for girls); White t-shirt, black jazz pants, black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, and black jazz shoes for boys. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair should be pulled away from face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.019 6-8 M W & Th 7/30-8/2 10:30am-12:30pm 3 $85/$95

JUnIORCOmPAnyThis workshop is for Daystar Dance Academy’s Junior Company performance group. The group is open to dancers by initiation only. During the workshop Junior Company dancers will work on Ballet technique, Introduction to Character Dance, body condition and stretching, Jazz Choreography and introduction to Modern. The guest teacher is Juliana Fisher from The Georgia Ballet, who will be teaching with Melanie Whitbeck. *Thursday and Friday workshop is from 5:30pm t0 8:30pm and Saturday is from 9:00am t0 12:00pm. Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen, water bot-tle, and healthy snack. Attire: Black leotard, pink tights, knee length skirt that dancer can turn it, and all Company dance shoes; white t-shirt, black jazz pants, and all Company dance shoes for boys. Long hair should be pulled back in a bun or pony tail. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.017 9-14 Th-Sa* 6/14-6/16 5:30pm-8:30pm 3 $95/$10521240.018 9-14 Th-Sa* 7/12-7/14 5:30pm-8:30pm 3 $95/$105

dSdA EliTE bREAKERS This workshop is for Daystar Dance Academy’s high-energy “DSDA Elite Breakers” (hip-hop) Performance Company. The group is open to dancers by initiation only. Dancers will learn how to freestyle and work on skills require during an audition, how Hip-Hop can transition in and out of other disciplines (Ballet, Jazz, and Modern). Dancers will work on choreography for the upcoming season.Thefirstworkshopwillhaveaguestteacher.*ThursdayandFridayworkshop is from 5:30pm to 8:30pm and Saturday is from 9:00am t0 12:00pm. Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen, water bot-tle, and healthy snack. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement (no jeans), and hip-hop shoes. Long hair should be worn in a pony tail. Short hair pulled away from the face. Instructor: Daystar Dance Academy. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.015 9-15 Th-Sa* 6/21-6/23 5:30pm-8:30pm 3 $140/$15021240.016 9-15 Th-Sa* 7/26-7/28 5:30pm-8:30pm 3 $95/$105

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ClOGGInG:TInyTOTsIn this class, young dancers will clap and tap their tiny feet to music, learn sim-ple routines to perform, and basic clogging steps. No class on Tue. 7/3. Attire: Comfortable clothing and white Oxford style clogging shoes with Stevens Stompers steel clogging taps. Instructor: Elaine Russell & Candace Ledbetter. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.012 3-5 Tu 6/5-7/31 5:30pm-6:00pm 8 $48/$63

ClOGGInG:BeGInneRsStudents in this class will learn basic clogging steps taught from scratch, and how to move with the rhythm of music. It's fun, and great exercise! Learn how to add modern dance forms including tap, locking, jump, stomping, and hip-hop to your routine. No clogging experience is required. No class on Tue. 7/3. Attire: Comfortable clothing and white Oxford style clogging shoes with Stevens Stompers steel clogging taps. Instructor: Elaine Russell & Candace Ledbetter. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.013 5 & up Tu 6/5-7/31 7:00pm-7:45pm 8 $64/$79

ClOGGInG:InTeRmeDIATeThis class is designed for students who've mastered the beginners-level class. Dancers will be taught simple routines. No class on Tue. 7/3. Attire: Comfortable clothing and white Oxford style clogging shoes with Stevens Stompers steel clogging taps. Instructor: Elaine Russell & Candace Ledbetter. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21240.014 6 & up Tu 6/5-7/31 7:45pm-8:30pm 8 $64/$79

yOUTh&Teen sports

TennIsFORChIlDRen:BeGInneRsThe goal of this beginning-level class is to introduce one or more skills neces-sarytoplaywhilekeepingthedevelopmentsimpleenoughtobuildconfidenceon the court. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Instructor: Mark Kirk, Tennis Teaching ProfessionalandUSTACertifiedofficial.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21280.001 6-9 M 6/4-6/25 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.002 6-9 M 7/9-7/30 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.003 6-9 M 8/6-8/27 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.004 6-9 Tu 6/5-6/26 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.005 6-9 Tu 7/10-7/31 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.006 6-9 Tu 8/7-8/28 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$40

TennIsFORChIlDRen: ADVAnCeDBeGInneRs&InTeRmeDIATeThis class will review basic strokes, while also introducing new skills. Participants will also begin actual play to learn positioning, rules and scoring using the Quick Start format. Intermediate-level students will begin preparing for league play. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Prerequisite: Participants should have completed the beginning-level class and/or have some playing experience. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Instructor:MarkKirk,TennisTeachingProfessionalandUSTACertifiedofficial.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21280.007 6-9 W 6/6-6/27 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.008 6-9 W 7/11-8/1 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.009 6-9 W 8/8-8/29 5:00pm-6:00pm 4 $30/$40

TennIsFORJUnIORs:BeGInneRsThe goal of this beginning-level class is to introduce one or more skills neces-sarytoplaywhilekeepingthedevelopmentsimpleenoughtobuildconfidenceon the court. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Instructor: Mark Kirk, Tennis Teaching ProfessionalandUSTACertifiedofficial.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21280.010 10-14 M 6/4-6/25 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.011 10-14 M 7/9-7/30 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.012 10-14 M 8/6-8/27 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.013 10-14 W 6/6-6/27 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.014 10-14 W 7/11-8/1 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.015 10-14 W 8/8-8/29 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$40

TennIsFORJUnIORs: ADVAnCeDBeGInneRs&InTeRmeDIATeThis class will review basic strokes, while also introducing new skills. Participants will also begin actual play to learn positioning, rules and scoring. Intermediate-level students will begin preparing for league play. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Prerequisite: Participants should have completed the beginning-level class and/or have some playing experience. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Instructor: Mark Kirk, Tennis TeachingProfessionalandUSTACertifiedofficial.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21280.016 10-14 Tu 6/5-6/26 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.017 10-14 Tu 7/10-7/31 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$4021280.018 10-14 Tu 8/7-8/28 6:00pm-7:00pm 4 $30/$40


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SOCCERTOTSSoccerTots is a child development program that uses a variety of fun games to delight and engage kids in physical activity. Classes are profes-sionally designed to develop motor skills,promotephysicalfitness,andcreateself-confidence.Westressanon-competitive environment and promotes fun above all else. KIDS LOVE IT! No need to bring a soccer ball — all equipment will be pro-vided. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Sat. 6/30. Sibling Discount Available: Register two or more siblings for any SoccerTots class offered and receive a $13 discount off the registration fee for the second and each subsequent child. Supplies: Participants will need to bring plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing; Tennis shoes. Instructor: SoccerTots Of North Georgia. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.


21280.019 2-2* Sa 6/9-7/28 10:00am-10:50am 7 $91/$10621280.020 3-3 Sa 6/9-7/28 11:00am-11:50am 7 $91/$10621280.021 3-3 Sa 6/9-7/28 12:00pm-12:50pm 7 $91/$10621280.022 4-5 Sa 6/9-7/28 1:00pm-1:50pm 7 $91/$106*This is a parent participation class.

Depending on the season, your child can joinabaseball,softball,footballor soccerteam right here in Kennesaw. Recreational

and competitive league sports are popular, and lots of fun! League play is organizedanddirectedby private,non-profitathleticassociations.Online registration is available through the association web sites. Registration for league play is not conducted through the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department. Contact the associations directly for more information.

Baseball .................................... Kennesaw Baseball Association(Spring & Fall) www.kennesawbaseball.com (770) 425-0052 (field status)Softball ..................................... Kennesaw Girls Softball Association(Spring & Fall) www.kennesawsoftball.com (678) 355-9635 (field status)Football/Cheerleading ............... Kennesaw Youth Football Association(Fall) www.leaguelineup.com/kyfamustangs (770) 975-9171 (leave message)Soccer........................................ Kennesaw Futbol Club(Spring & Fall) www.kennesawfc.org (770) 578-5067 (field status)

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ART AlivE!Improve and develope new art skills (drawing, design, color, composition and perspective) and experiment with pencil, colored pencil, pastel, oil, acrylic or watercolor in this ongoing studio course suitable for all skill levels. You will learn how to make your animals come alive, your plants burst into bloom, and waterflow.Joinanytimeduringasession(feewillbepro-rated).Supplies: Students will provide their own supplies based on the medium selected. Instructor: Michael Connell. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.011 12 & up Th 5/31-7/5 1:45pm-4:15pm 6 $120/$135

WATeR-BAseDmeDIAAcrylic, tempera, Chinese pigments, watercolor, and gouache (pronounced "gwash") techniques will all be taught in this course. Participants will be encouraged to work in the medium and on the surface of their choice. All skill levels are welcome! You will learn new techniques and tricks to create beautiful works of art. This is an ongoing studio course, specializing in highly-individual-ized instruction and focusing on the participant's personal goals. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Students will provide their own supplies. Instructor: Michael Connell. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.009 12 & up F 6/1-7/6 10:00am-12:30pm 6 $120/$13521320.010 12 & up F 6/1-7/6 1:00pm-3:30pm 6 $120/$135

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AdUlT arts & crafts

PAInTInG&DRAWInGWIThJessICAGeIsTThis class is designed to teach classical realist techniques for the contemporary artist. Learn the profound basics that artists have known for hundreds of years. The class opens with a simple drawing designed to relay much of the ground-work of classical realism. Students may then use any medium while working from a still life or other chosen subject. Critical feedback and technical instruc-tion will be offered on an individual basis. Much like the art guilds of old, student skill ranges from beginner to advanced, so all are welcome! No class on Mon. 5/28, Wed. 7/4, Mon. 7/16, Tue. 7/17, Wed. 7/18, and Thu. 7/19. Supplies: Students will provide their own supplies (list available from instructor). Instructor: Jessica Geist. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.001 18 & up M 4/30-6/18 10:30am-1:30pm 7 $105/$12021320.002 18 & up M 6/25-8/20 10:30am-1:30pm 8 $120/$13521320.003 18 & up Tu 5/1-6/19 6:00pm-9:00pm 8 $120/$13521320.004 18 & up Tu 6/26-8/21 6:00pm-9:00pm 8 $120/$13521320.005 18 & up W 5/2-6/20 10:30am-1:30pm 8 $120/$13521320.006 18 & up W 6/27-8/22 10:30am-1:30pm 7 $105/$12021320.007 18 & up Th 5/3-6/21 10:30am-1:30pm 8 $120/$13521320.008 18 & up Th 6/28-8/23 10:30am-1:30pm 8 $120/$135

POTTeRy:hAnDBUIlDInG&WheelFORBeGInneRsClay is a versatile material that can be used to produce ornate objects or func-tional pieces. Learn the coil, pinch and slab methods of hand building, and when you've got the basics down, move onto wheel techniques. This session is for beginner level students. Beginning level students have little or no experience working with clay. Materials: A separate fee of $30 is payable to the instructor onthefirstdayofclassfor25lbsofclay,glazesandkilnsupplies.Attire: Wear old clothes and/or an apron, and bring a towel (you will get dirty). Instructors: Mary Beth Fortune & Pam Coronado. Location: Ceramic Studio (located on the backside of the Ben Robertson Community Center). Parking is available on the front and west side of the Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)


POTTeRy:hAnDBUIlDInG&Wheel(AllleVels)Clay is a versatile material that can be used to produce ornate objects or func-tional pieces. Learn the coil, pinch and slab methods of hand building, and when you've got the basics down, move on to wheel techniques. This session is for beginning, intermediate and advanced level students. If you are new or proficientthenanyoftheseclasseswillworkforyou.Materials: A separate fee of$30ispayabletotheinstructoronthefirstdayofclassfor25lbsofclay,glazesand kiln supplies. No class for the 5:00pm class on Tue. 7/3. No class on Wed. 7/4. Attire: Wear old clothes and/or an apron, and bring a towel (you will get dirty). Tuesday at 5:00pm & Wednesday Instructor: Kristen Smith. Tuesday at 7:00pm Instructors: Mary Beth Fortune & Pam Coronado. Ceramic Studio (located on the backside of the Ben Robertson Community Center). Parking is available on the front and west side of the Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21330.001 12 & up Tu 5/29-8/14 5:00pm-7:00pm 11 $117/$13221330.005 12 & up Tu 5/29-7/31 7:00pm-9:00pm 10 $106/$12121330.002 12 & up W 5/30-8/15 5:00pm-7:00pm 11 $117/$132

AdvAnCEd POTTERy (inviTATiOn Only)Clay is a versatile material that can be used to produce ornate objects or functional pieces. Learn the coil, pinch and slab methods of hand building, and when you’ve got the basics down, move on to wheel tech-niques. No class on Wed. 7/4. This is an invitation only class for advanced level students. Studentsareproficientwithclay hand building techniques and are comfortable on a pot-tery wheel. Materials: A separate fee of $30 is payable totheinstructoronthefirst

day of class for 25lbs of clay, glazes and kiln supplies. Attire: Wear old clothes and/or an apron, and bring a towel (you will get dirty). Instructor: Kristen Smith. Location: Ceramic Studio (located on the backside of the Ben Robertson Community Center). Parking is available on the front and west side of the Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21330.006 18 & up W 5/30-8/15 7:00pm-9:00pm 11 $104/$119

InTRODUCTIOnTODIGITAlPhOTOGRAPhyThis workshop will introduce students to basic photography concepts including ISOvalues,whitebalance,exposuremodes,exposureandflashcompensationsettings.Additionaltopicscoveredwillincludecompositionandlight,imagefilesize, image cards and card-readers. Students will get hands-on experience when the class moves outdoors to practice the lessons learned. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a camera (and know how to operate it), instruction manual, paper and a pencil or pen for taking notes. Instructor: Lance Lewin, Professional Photographer. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.014 16 & up Sa 6/2 9:00am-1:30pm 1 $42/$4221320.015 16 & up Sa 6/9 9:00am-1:30pm 1 $42/$4221320.016 16 & up Sa 8/4 9:00am-1:30pm 1 $42/$42

InTeRmeDIATePhOTOGRAPhyWORKshOP“Achieving one-on-one instruction with smaller classes!” This workshop will start with a presentation on the digital sensor, ISO, Depth of Field, macro photography and white balance. Students will get hands-on experience when theclassgoesonashortdrive,(field-trip),topracticethelessonslearned. The class will return to the classroom to review and edit pictures. Lunch will be provided (12:45pm-1:15pm), please bring your own beverage. Supplies: Participants need to bring a camera, (and know how to operate it), instruction manual, tripod, paper & pencil or pen for taking notes. Questions? E-mail [email protected] Instructor: Lance Lewin, Professional Photographer. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.017 18 & up Sa 6/23 8:30am-2:30pm 1 $75/$75


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yOGA&meDITATIOnWe’ll use gentle stretching and restorative postures to help lengthen muscles andincreaseyourflexibility.Breathingandconcentrationtechniqueswillalsoenhance relaxation, reduce stress, and nurture your body, mind, and soul. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Tue. 7/3, Wed. 7/4, Tue. 7/10, Wed. 7/11, Tue. 7/17, and Wed. 7/18. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a yoga mat and a towel or blanket to sit on. Attire: Comfortable clothing that allows for movement. Instructor: Helen Brady, Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.016 16 & up Tu 6/5-7/31 11:30am-12:30pm 6 $72/$8721350.017 16 & up W 5/30-8/15 6:30pm-7:30pm 9 $108/$12321350.018 16 & up Th 5/31-6/28 11:30am-12:30pm 5 $60/$70

AdUlT CARdiO fiTnESSThis non-stop cardio workout that will get your heart rate up with hip-hop dance moves. Come dance yourself to a healthier you! This class will help you burn calories,tonemusclesandincreaseflexibility.Eachworkoutwillconsistofstretching/warm-ups, exercise and a cool down. No dance experience required. Allfitnesslevelsarewelcome.NoclassonWed.7/4.Supplies: Participants will need to bring plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement; Tennis shoes or hip-hop shoes that offer stability and allow for lateral or pivoting movement. Instructor: Brian Dixon. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.033 18 & up W 5/30-8/15 6:00pm-7:00pm 11 $110/$125

ADUlTKICKBOXInGAeROBICsGet ready for a workout! This workout will mix elements of karate, aerobics and hip-hop dance with core strength to help you lose weight. Join the fun and kick it up with this workout! This class is great for any age, beginner or advanced. No class on Mon. 7/2. Supplies: Participants will need to bring plenty of water and a towel. Attire: Workout clothing; athletic shoes. Instructor: Brian Dixon. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.032 18 & up M 6/4-8/13 6:00pm-7:00pm 10 $100/$115

QIGOnG/TAIChIGetfitandhealthy!TaiChi,whichoriginatedinChinaasamartialart,is low-impact and mostly slow-motion exercise. Qigong combines focused concentration with simple movements and balanced breathing in a controlled way. It’s simplicity makes it easy to learn. Tai Chi is the most well-known and popular moving form of Qigong, often practiced for its calming emotional and healthbenefits.Joinanytimeduringasession(feewillbepro-rated).Noclasson Wed. 7/4. Senior Discount Available: Participants age 60 and older will receive a 20% discount off the primary (or “Resident”) registration fee and does not apply to user (or “Non-Resident”) fees. Supplies: Participants will need to bring plenty of water. Attire:Comfortable,loose-fittingclothing;Athleticorcasualflatshoes.Instructor: SachikoHirata,CertifiedTaiji(TaiChi)Instructor.Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.021 12 & up W 5/30-8/15 10:00am-11:00am 11 $69/$8421350.022 12 & up W 5/30-8/15 7:00pm-8:00pm 11 $69/$84

ACCessORyDesIGn:InTROTOJeWelRymAKInGLearn the techniques to design and create your own unique jewelry and acces-sories. Each project will focus on a different skill and help you design piece that fityourpersonalstyle.Learnaboutknotting,braiding,weavingandlooping.Atthe end of the session you will have new necklaces, bracelets and earrings with the skills to make more. Have fun learning while adding new accessories to your collection. All skill levels welcome. Materials: A separate fee of $30 is payable to theinstructoronthefirstdayofclassforjewelrymakingsupplies.Instructor: Meredith York. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.012 16 & up Th 5/31-7/5 6:00pm-8:00pm 6 $85/$100

ACCessORyDesIGn:InTROTOBeADmAKInGLearn to make your own beads, jewelry and accessories from start tofinish.Eachprojectwillshowyouhow to create unique designs. Learn how to make a variety of different beads using polymer clay and how to use your beads to create unique and personalized accessories. At the end of the session you will have new necklaces, bracelets and earrings featuring beads that you made yourself and have the skills to make more. Have fun learning while adding new accessories to your collection. All skill levels welcome. Materials: Aseparatefeeof$30ispayabletotheinstructoronthefirstdayofclassfor jewelry and bead making supplies. Instructor: Meredith York. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21320.013 16 & up Th 7/12-8/16 6:00pm-8:00pm 6 $85/$100

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MAMA dAnCEMama Dance is a cardio dance class that incorporates and stimulates your baby/toddler while giving you the workout you need to shed the baby weight and relieve the stresses of motherhood. Watch your little one laugh and light up while you burn calories and tone up while dancing with and for them. Each class will end with “Tummy Time” and abdominal and stretching routine designed to repair the damage caused during pregnancy and encourage bonding moments with your child. Any child from three months to three years is welcome. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Prerequisite: Moms must be at least six weeks postpartum, or 10 weeks if the child was delivered via cesarean. Supplies: Baby carrier and/or car seat. Participants should also bring a large towel or exercise mat, and plenty of water. Instructor: Body By Baby Fitness. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.006 18-60 Sa 6/2-8/4 10:30am-11:15am 10 $50/$65

lET’S ROll STROllER fiTnESSBurn some serious calories, bond with other moms and sculpt your body right back to per-baby shape or better. This class will feature cardio drills, plyomet-rics and resistance training designed just for mommies. Each class ends with “tummy time”, an abdominal workout with exercises dedicated to repairing the damage caused during pregnancy. No need to arrange for childcare, the class is designed to keep you interacting with your little one and even using them and your stroller to build those muscles! Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Wed. 7/4. Prerequisite: Moms must be at least six weeks postpartum, or 10 weeks if the child was delivered via cesarean. Supplies: Child must be secured in a stroller. Participants should also bring a large towel or exercise mat, and plenty of water. Instructor: Body By Baby Fitness. Location: Classes will meet at Swift-Cantrell Park (near the East Plaza).Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.001 18-60 M W F 5/30-8/17 9:30am-10:30am 34 $90/$10521350.003 18-60 M W F 6/1-6/29 9:30am-10:30am 13 $40/$5521350.002 18-60 M W F 7/2-7/30 9:30am-10:30am 12 $40/$5521350.004 18-60 M W F 8/1-8/17 9:30am-10:30am 8 $20/$3521350.005 18-60 Sa 6/2-8/11 9:00am-10:00am 11 $55/$70

ClUBJAm(JAmmInGWIThAeROBICmOVemenT)It’s time to put some fun back in your life! If you are ready for a high energy, highfun-factorapproachtodancefitness,wehaveaplaceonthedancefloorjust for you! Each CLUB JAM session begins with a warm-up and ends with a cool-down, with a whole lot of jamming to rocking tunes in between — a total body workout on YOUR terms! Come ready to let your hair down, go wild, laugh and dance...because what happens in CLUB JAM stays in CLUB JAM! Join any-time during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Wed. 6/6 and Wed. 7/4. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a towel, and plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement; Cross trainer shoes that offer stability, cushion your movements and allow for lateral directional moves (you will be twisting, pivoting, turning and sliding). Instructor: Maureen Krivo, AFAACertifiedGroupFitnessInstructorandKickboxingInstructor,LicensedZumba Instructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.007 12 & up M 6/11-8/13 9:30am-10:30am 10 $44/$5921350.008 12 & up M 6/11-8/13 7:30pm-8:30pm 10 $44/$5921350.009 12 & up W 5/30-8/15 9:30am-10:30am 10 $44/$5921350.010 12 & up W 5/30-8/15 7:30pm-8:30pm 10 $44/$59

TOnInG&sTRenGThThis class will help you tone and strengthen your muscles in a safe environment whileenjoyinggreatmusicandvariousrhythms!Therearemanybenefitstoimproving your muscle tone such as decreased fatigue, great physical appear-ance without the bulk, injury prevention, balance and coordination. It is important for everyone to tone and strengthen their muscles, but especially importanttothefitnessofwomenandseniors.Asabonus,studiesshowthattoning and strength training can improve your endurance and stamina. That’s becauseastrongmuscleisamoreefficientmuscle,givingyouaddedpower,even when performing normal every day activities. On Mondays most exercises willbedoneonthefloorusingmatsandweights.OnThursdaysmostexerciseswill be done using weights while standing up. Both classes are the perfect com-plement to the Zumba® Fitness® and Zumba Gold® cardio classes. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a exercise mat or towel, set of 1-3lb hand weights, towel, and plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement; Cross trainer shoes that offer stability, cushion your movements and allow for lateral directional moves (you will be twisting, pivoting, turning and sliding). Instructor:Anne-MarieTremblay,AFAACertifiedGroupExerciseInstructorand Licensed Zumba Instructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.023 16 & up M 6/4-8/6 6:30pm-7:30pm 10 $49/$6421350.024 16 & up Th 6/7-8/9 10:00am-11:00am 10 $49/$6421350.025 16 & up Th 6/7-8/9 6:30pm-7:30pm 10 $49/$64

PilATESDiscover freedom of movement! Pilates exercises build core and overall body strength,balanceandflexibility.TheexercisesinthisclassareafusionofPilates, Yoga in motion, calisthenics and stretching done in a rhythmic, controlled fashion to music — with adaptations for different levels of ability. Performed regularly, these exercises can help rebalance your muscular structure and improve overall health. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a cushioned exercise mat with a non-slip surface. Attire:Loose-fittingexerciseclothing(noshorts).Instructor:CarolynWillifordShelburne,CertifiedPilatesInstructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.019 14-70 W 5/30-6/27 6:15pm-7:15pm 5 $50/$6021350.020 14-70 W 7/18-8/15 6:15pm-7:15pm 5 $50/$60



ZUMbA®FORBeGInneRsThis introductory class will demonstrate how to perform the Zumba moves step-by-step, leaving plenty of time for questions and practice. We’ll start with the basics of Zumba, and elaborate to make your workout more challenging. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a towel, and plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement; Cross trainer shoes that offer stability, cushion your movements and allow for lateral directional moves (you will be twisting, pivoting, turning and sliding). Instructor: Anne-Marie Tremblay,AFAACertifiedGroupExerciseInstructorandLicensedZumbaInstructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.015 16 & up Sa 6/2-6/2 10:00am-11:30am 1 $15/$15

ZUMbA fiTnESS®Zumba is an energetic combination of Salsa, Merengue and many other interna-tionaldancestepsdeliveredasaLatin-infusedfitnessexperience.WhileZumbaembracesallthefundamentalprinciplesoffitness,theextraordinarysecretbehindZumbaishowitmagicallymotivatesyourbodytoefficientlyburncalo-ries, tone muscles, increase range of motion, and improve your cardiovascular system. Ditch the workout, join the party, have some fun! Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a towel, and plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for move-ment; Cross trainer shoes that offer stability, cushion your movements and allow for lateral directional moves (you will be twisting, pivoting, turning and sliding). Instructor:Anne-MarieTremblay,AFAACertifiedGroupExerciseInstructorand Licensed Zumba Instructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.013 16 & up Tu 6/5-8/7 7:15pm-8:15pm 10 $49/$6421350.014 16 & up Sa 6/9-8/4 9:30am-10:30am 9 $44/$59

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This fusion class will combine the best of both Zumba programs. You’ll still get a great workout, with the option to modify the steps to make them low impact if you desire. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). No class on Wed. 7/4. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a towel, and plenty of water. Attire: Loose, comfortable clothing that allows for movement; Cross trainer shoes that offer stability, cushion your movements and allow for lateral direc-tional moves (you will be twisting, pivoting, turning and sliding). Instructor: Anne-MarieTremblay,AFAACertifiedGroupExerciseInstructorandLicensedZumba Instructor. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21350.011 16 & up M 6/4-8/6 10:00am-11:00am 10 $49/$6421350.012 16 & up W 6/6-8/8 10:00am-11:00am 9 $44/$59

ABUnDAnTlIVInGWhat do you want — more money, a healthier body, loving relationships, a better career, or peace of mind? Why don’t you have it? Do you even believe it is pos-sible to have abundance in all areas of your life? The answer is “YES”! This program is designed to help you reach your goals, and to teach you how to get there quicker than you thought possible. It is based on the premise that your inner world creates your outer world. The more you concentrate on changing your inner reality the faster you will see new results in your outer reality. No class on Tue. 7/3. Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen. Instructor: Misti Moore. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.005 16 & up Tu 6/5-7/10 7:15pm-8:15pm 5 $72/$82

EAT yOUR wAy TO A bETTER yOUAre you trying to eat healthy, but not quite sure what that means? Are you eating healthy and not seeing the results that you want? Do you want to know more about what constitutes eating healthy? Do you want to know just where your food comes from? This class will help you with the answers to all these questions. Whetheryourgoalistoimproveyourhealth,weightloss,ortryingtofigureoutwhat to buy and where then this class if for you. Materials: A separate fee of $29 ispayabletotheinstructoronthefirstdayofclassforaworkbook.Supplies: Students will need to bring a notebook and pencil or pen. Instructor: Sonja Parham. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)


bASiC lifE SUPPORT fOR HEAlTH CARE PROvidERSThis American Heart Association class is designed for healthcare providers or persons entering a healthcare profession, and includes training in adult, child and infant CPR, one and two rescuer CPR, bag mask technique, and how to care forchokingvictims.Participantswillreceiveanationalcertification(validfortwo years) upon successful completion of the course. Materials: A separate fee of $20 is payable to the instructor on the day of the class for a student manual andcertificate.Attire: Comfortable clothing. Instructor: CertiCare Of Georgia. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.030 Any F 6/8 9:00am-11:30am 1 $45/$4521360.031 Any F 7/13 9:00am-11:30am 1 $45/$45

HEARTSAvER CPR wiTH AEdThis American Heart Association course teaches CPR and AED and meets OSHA requirements. Topics will include giving CPR to an adult, child and infant; how touseanAutomatedExternalDefibrillator(AED);andfirstaidforchoking, as well as recognition of stroke, heart attack, and sudden cardiac arrest. Participantswillreceiveanationalcertification(validfortwoyears)within7-10business days upon successful completion of the course. Materials: A separate fee of $20 is payable to the instructor on the day of the class for a student manual andcertificate.Attire: Comfortable clothing. Instructor: CertiCare Of Georgia. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.028 Any Sa 6/9 3:30pm-5:30pm 1 $29/$2921360.029 Any Sa 7/14 3:30pm-5:30pm 1 $29/$29

heARTsAVeRFIRsTAIDWIThCPR&AeDThiscourseteachesfirstaidwithCPRandAEDandmeetsOSHArequirements.Topics will include giving CPR to an adult, child and infant; how to use an AutomatedExternalDefibrillator(AED);andfirstaidforchoking,medicalemergencies,woundcareandotherfirstaidemergencies.Participantswillreceiveanationalcertification(validfortwoyears)uponsuccessfulcompletionof the course. Materials: A separate fee of $20 is payable to the instructor on thedayoftheclassforastudentmanualandcertificate.Attire: Comfortable clothing. Instructor: CertiCare Of Georgia. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.026 Any F 6/8 12:00pm-4:30pm 1 $49/$4921360.027 Any F 7/13 12:00pm-4:30pm 1 $49/$49


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AARP dRivER sAFeTyPROGRAmShould you take a driver safety course? The answer is yes! No matter if you are a seasoned driver or about to get your permitthisclasswillbebeneficialtoyou. During this two day classroom refresher you will learn current rules of the road, defensive driving tech-niques, and how to operate your vehicle

more safely in today's increasingly challenging driving environment. Not only will you gain knowledge from this class, but you could be eligible to receive an insurance discount upon completing the course, contact your agent for details. Although it is geared to drivers age 50 and older, the course is open to people of all ages. Materials: A separate material fee of $12 for AARP members or $14 for non-membersispayabletotheinstructoronthefirstdayofclassforcoursematerials. Material fee can be either paid in cash or with checks made payable to "AARP". Registration is required for this course. Instructor: Bill Clements. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.002 M & W 6/4-6/6 9:00am-12:00pm 2 Free21360.003 M & Tu 7/9-7/10 9:00am-12:00pm 2 Free21360.004 M & W 8/6-8/8 9:00am-12:00pm 2 Free

CAnIneGOODCITIZenshIPThis program offers a non-competitive and fun approach to the Ten Essential Skills Every Well-Mannered Dog Should Know, as set forth by the American Kennel Club's Canine Good Citizen Program. Commit to responsible dog own-ership and learn to teach your dog manners in the presence of people and other animals. Also, for anyone interested in training their dog for use in Animal Assisted Therapy, this class will set you on the right path. All dogs are welcome regardless of age or breed, no prior training is necessary. Prerequisite: Owners must have proof of immunization and veterinarian care. No aggressive dogs, please. Supplies:Dogshouldwearwell-fittingbuckleorslipcollarsmadeofleather, fabric, or chain. Leashes should be leather or fabric and 5-6 feet in length, no retractable leashes. Instructor:PattiCharvat,NationalK-9CertifiedProfessional Trainer. Location: Classes will meet at Swift-Cantrell Park (near "The Warrior" Picnic Pavilion). Classes on Sat. 6/2 and Sat. 6/16 will meet in the Scout Hut at Adams Park.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21360.001 18 & up Sa 6/2-7/14 9:00am-10:00am 7 $69/$84

lIneDAnCInGExperience a new style of line dancing while gettingfitandhavingfunwithouttheneedofa dance partner! From Soul to Western, through Hip Hop, Latin, Charleston, Step and evenBallroomflavoredchoreography,wewillkeep you excited, moving, and learning new line dances. Attire: Nice, but comfortable clothing for dancing; Shoes that stay attached

toyourfeet(noflip-flops),leathersolespreferred.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)


DAnCInGFORAllOCCAsIOns:leVelIAreyoureadytobecomeaconfidentsocialdancerwhenyoustepontothe dancefloor?Inthisclass,studentswillbetaughthowtoslowdance—onestep at a time — with elegance and style, as well as how to fast dance with and without a partner. We'll even introduce fun, fast and easy popular line dances (like theCupidShuffleandElectricSlide)thatwillkeepyoumovingallnightlong.This class is excellent preparation for wedding receptions, proms, parties, and other social events. Attire: Comfortable, but "nice" clothing; Dance shoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor. Noflip-flopsorathleticshoes.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21340.007 12 & up M 6/11-7/9 8:00pm-8:55pm 5 $44/$5421340.008 12 & up M 7/16-8/13 8:00pm-8:55pm 5 $44/$54

DAnCInGFORAllOCCAsIOns:leVelIIIn this course we will build on the techniques and steps, already learned in Level 1. In this class dance routines will include more style, sensuality, technique and advanced elements and patterns from multiple dances, including performancestyleballroomdancing!Thismakesitperfectforyourfirstdance,anniversary, homecoming, sweet 16, or just to show off your moves. You will learnhowtomoveacrossthedanceandhowtoaddflashyattentiongettingtrickstoyourdances.Thisclasswillgiveyouconfidenceonthedancefloorandwill be sure to get you some attention! Attire: Comfortable, but "nice" clothing; Danceshoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor.Noflip-flopsorathleticshoes.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21340.009 12 & up M 6/11-7/9 9:00pm-9:55pm 5 $44/$5421340.010 12 & up M 7/16-8/13 9:00pm-9:55pm 5 $44/$54

lATInDAnCInGFeel the beat. Experience the rhythm. Latin dancing is all about energy, passion andhavingfun!It'salsoagreatwaytoexercise,givingyouthebenefitofburningcalories and giving you a full-body workout without the feel of going to a gym. StudentswilllearnbasicLatindancestepsandhowtomovewithconfidence,poiseandgraceonthedancefloor.Youdon'tneedapartner,aswe'llprovideallthe basic steps for partnering. Attire: Comfortable, but "nice" clothing; Dance shoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor. Noflip-flopsorathleticshoes.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21340.003 14 & up M 6/11-7/9 7:00pm-7:55pm 5 $44/$5421340.004 14 & up M 7/16-8/13 7:00pm-7:55pm 5 $44/$54


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shAGITUPThis summer, learn how to dance the Shag! Dancing in the sand at the beach is thewholeideawhenitcomestoSouthCarolina'sofficialstatedancesince1984,the Carolina Shag, originating in Myrtle Beach and Atlanta Beach around 1930. This mellow, smooth form of the Swing is danced to moderate tempo and there-fore can be mastered at any age. You will absolutely love your next trip to the beach dancing Shag on the strip, in the tide or by the pool under the stars. Partners recommended but not required. Attire: Comfortable, but "nice" cloth-ing;Danceshoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor.Noflip-flopsorathleticshoes.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)


SOCiAl dAnCE PARTyJoin us for an evening of dancing, mixers, networking, socializing and fun. Practice the steps you know or learn something new (Free group dance lesson at 7:00pm included). Light hors d'oeuvres and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided in a family-friendly, smoke-free environment. Singles, couples, beginners and experienced dancers welcome. Attire: Dress for the theme of the party.Youmightwinthecostumecontest;Danceshoesorfootwearwithflexiblesolesthatcanslideonahardsurfacefloor.Noflip-flopsorathleticshoes.Instructor: Gabriele Jeske Norris. Location: Ben Robertson Community Center.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

Theme: Caribbean Splash21340.011 12 & up Tu 8/14 7:00pm-10:00pm 1 $10/$10

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TennIsFORADUlTs:BeGInneRsThe goal of this beginning-level class is to introduce one or more skills neces-sarytoplaywhilekeepingthedevelopmentsimpleenoughtobuildconfidenceon the court. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Supplies: Participants will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Instructor: Mark Kirk, Tennis Teaching ProfessionalandUSTACertifiedofficial.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21380.001 15 & up W 6/6-6/27 7:00pm-8:00pm 4 $30/$4021380.002 15 & up W 7/11-8/1 7:00pm-8:00pm 4 $30/$4021380.003 15 & up W 8/8-8/29 7:00pm-8:00pm 4 $30/$40

TennIsFORADUlTs: ADVAnCeDBeGInneRs&InTeRmeDIATeThis class will review basic strokes, while also introducing new skills. Participants will also begin actual play to learn positioning, rules and scoring. Intermediate-level students will begin preparing for league play. Join anytime during a session (fee will be pro-rated). Prerequisite: Participants should have completed the beginning-level class and/or have some playing experience. Supplies: Participants will need to bring a tennis racket and plenty of water. Attire: Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Instructor: Mark Kirk, Tennis TeachingProfessionalandUSTACertifiedofficial.Location: Adams Park Tennis Courts.Activity Ses- Fee (Res/ Code Ages Day(s) Date(s) Time sions Non-Res)

21380.004 15 & up Tu 6/5-6/26 7:00pm-8:00pm 4 $30/$4021380.005 15 & up Tu 7/10-7/31 7:00pm-8:00pm 4 $30/$4021380.006 15 & up Tu 8/7-8/28 7:00pm-8:00pm 4 $30/$40

ADUlTCO-eDsOFTBAllleAGUeThe City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department offers an adult co-ed softball league each spring and fall. Games are played at Adams Park. For more information, visit www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec (click on the “Sports & Athletics” link) or call (770) 422-9714.

ADUlTCO-eDKICKBAllleAGUeThe City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department and GOkickball have teamed up to offer a co-ed adult kickball league for adults ages 21. Games are played at Adams Park. GOkickball is cen-tered around having a good time, meeting new people and play-ing recreational games of kickball. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t played since elementary school; or if you’re a seasoned veteran — all levels are welcome to partici-pate. Registration for the summer season opens in May and league play will begin in June. The season consists of seven regular season games and a league tournament in week eight. The winners of the Kennesaw league will then battle against other league winners from NW Atlanta and vie for the chance to complete in the annual National GOkickball Championship. Register online at www.gokickball.com/atlanta_nw, or e-mail [email protected] for more information.


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Join Kennesaw Parks & Recreation as we celebrate with FREE, fun, and fit activities during the month of July. Drop in to as many of the activities

below and see what all the excitement is about! No registration required.

register your child for a summer camp

See what’s in bloom at the Smith-Gilbert

Gardens

Salute to america 6:00pm-11:00pm

depot Happy 4th of July!

Enjoy a Picnic

Play a game of tennis with your family

Zumba Gold Chair Workout

10:45am-11:30am BrCC

Karate for Kids 10:00am-10:45am

BrCC

Club Jam Workout 11:30am-12:30pm

BrCC

Go on a geocaching adventure in the park

Eat your Way to a Better you Seminar

6:30pm-7:15pm BrCC

Muscle toning Workout 10:00am-10:45am

BrCC

Visit the Farmer Market each tuesday

adams

Pilates Workout 6:15pm-7:00pm

BrCC

Club Jam Workout 7:30pm-8:30pm

BrCC

Stroller Fitness Class 9:30am-10:30am

SCP

Qigong/tai Chi Class 11:30am-12:15pm

BrCC

Go for a nature hike at a Georgia state park

try something new! Sign-up for Pilates

intro to abundant living Seminar

7:15pm-8:00pm BrCC

Club Jam Workout 9:00am-10:00am

BrCC


SCP

Qigong/tai Chi Class 10:00am-10:45am

BrCC

Go for a bikeride

after dinner

Muscle toning Workout 10:45am-11:30am

BrCC

Zumbatomic for Kids 9:00am-9:45am

BrCC

Kidzart demo 9:15am-10:00am

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Jump rope Jam Workout 10:30am-11:30am

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read a book outside under a tree

Visit the Southern Museum to see

the General

Zumba Gold Chair Workout

10:00am-10:45am BrCC

Muscle toning Workout 6:00pm-6:45pm

BrCC

Zumbatomic for Kids 9:00am-9:45am

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Club Jam Workout 7:30pm-8:30pm

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Kennesaw Sports Spectacular

6:00pm-9:00pm adams


BrCC

Mama dance Class 10:30am-11:15am

BrCC

toss a frisbee with your best friend


SCP

Children’s Self-defense Workshop

6:00pm-6:45pm BrCC

Adams: Adams ParkBRCC: Ben Robertson Community CenterDepot: Downtown Kennesaw DepotsCP: Swift-Cantrell Park

JULY IS PARk AND RECREATION MONTH

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ReGIsTRATIOnInFORmATIOnAll City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation activities are open to the public. We offer four convenient ways to register for activities:

Activity fees are due at time of registration. Checks should be made payable to the “City of Kennesaw”. Visa®, MasterCard® and American Express® credit cards are accepted. Individuals paying with cash are asked to bring exact change.

AGeReQUIRemenTsAge requirements have been established to safely facilitate age-appropriate activities.Participantsmustbetheappropriateagebythefirstdayoftheactivityin order to register.

ReGIsTRATIOnDeADlIneRegistrationisacceptedonafirst-come,first-servebasisuntilthemaximumnumberofparticipantsisreached,orsevendayspriortothefirstactivitydate,unless otherwise stated.

inClUSiOnThe City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department is committed to making all of our programs, facilities and services accessible to everyone. If you feel that you or your child may require auxiliary aid or special accommodations in order to participate, please let us know at the time of registration. We will work with you in order to make safe and respectful accommodations.

POliCiESIFWeCAnCelAnACTIVITy:•RegistrationfeesarerefundableiftheCityofKennesawParks&Recreation

Department cancels an activity. Refunds are issued to the charging credit card or by check from the City of Kennesaw. Please allow up to 2-3 weeks for processing.•Inlieuofarefund,youmayrequestacredittoyouraccountwhichmaybeused

by any immediate family member towards registration for another activity offered by the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department.

TheCityofKennesawParks&RecreationDepartmentreservestherightto cancel, postpone or modify programs and activities due to weather conditions, insufficientenrollmentorotherunforeseencircumstances.

IFyOUWIThDRAWFROmAnACTIVITy:•Forclasscancellations,yourregistrationfeeslessa$5cancellationfeewillbe

refunded for all requests received prior to the start of the second class. No refunds will be given after the start of the second class.•Forworkshopcancellations,yourregistrationfeeslessa$5cancellationfee

will be refunded for all requests received prior to the start of the workshop. No refunds will be given after workshop concludes.•Forcampcancellations,yourregistrationfeeslessa$30cancellationfeewillbe

refunded for all requests received prior to the start of a camp (unless otherwise noted in the individual camp description). No refunds will be given after the start of a camp.•Failuretoattendanactivitydoesnotentitletheparticipanttotransfer,make

up or receive a refund.•RefundsareissuedtothechargingcreditcardorbycheckfromtheCity

of Kennesaw. Please allow up to 2-3 weeks for processing.•Inlieuofarefund,youmayrequestacredittoyouraccountwhichmaybeused

by any immediate family member towards registration for another activity offered by the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department.

ResIDenTVs.nOn-ResIDenT•Youareaconsideredacityresidentifyoulivewithintheincorporatedcity

limits of Kennesaw.•Youareconsideredanon-residentifyouliveoutsidetheincorporatedcity

limits of Kennesaw. A Kennesaw postal address does not, in itself, deter-mine residency.•Non-residentuserfeesare$15peractivity,or$10iftheactivityisonemonth

or less in duration. Non-resident user fees are not assessed for one-day workshops.•Non-residentparticipantswhoare65yearsorolderareexemptfrompaying

non-resident user fees. To receive this exemption, registration must be made in person at the Ben Robertson Community Center. Proof of age is required at time of registration.

inClEMEnT wEATHER POliCyIf inclement weather is forecasted, outdoor activities may be cancelled. Please call the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department at (770) 422-9714 or visit www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec for updates.

When Cobb County public schools are closed due to inclement weather, all City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department activities will be cancelled. Most majormediasitesarenotifiedofCobbCountySchoolDistrictclosings.

emeRGenCyCAnCellATIOnsIf an activity is unexpectedly cancelled due to an emergency, the instructor will make every effort to contact participants and reschedule the activity.

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Register online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at www.kennesaw-ga.gov/pkrec. It’s fast, easy, convenient, environmentally-friendly and free (no online transaction fees). We only accept credit card payments over the Internet.

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X Complete the registration form in the back of the Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Program Guide and fax it to (678) 460-3373. We only accept credit card payments via fax.

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il Send your completed registration form to the City of Kennesaw Parks & Recreation Department, 2753 Watts Drive, Kennesaw, Georgia 30144. We accept check and credit card payments by mail. Do not send cash.

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Son Drop off your completed registration form and

payment at the Ben Robertson Community Center, 2753WattsDrive.Ourregularofficehoursare Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. We accept cash, check and credit card payments in person.

ReGIsTRATIOn information & policies


ACTiviTy registration form

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Documents

Fall 2012 Program Guide