Lincolnwood Summer Day Camp 2015

June 10-August 14, 2015

The Lincolnwood Summer Day Camp programprides itself on being…

EngagingWe believe in structuring our camps to involve and engage each camper as they learn, play and grow.Summer is a time to explore and try new things. We will do our best to introduce your child to as many newexperiences as possible. Our goal is for every child to have a well-rounded summer camp experience from start to finish so that they are eager to return year after year!

AffordableOur goal is to provide high-quality programs at affordableprices so that everyone is able to participate. We are proud to offer an early registration fee for Lincolnwoodresidents, sibling discounts and a camp payment plan.

AccommodatingWe do our best to offer flexible programming to meet the needs of all participants. We offer fullday, half day and partial week registration options as well as “Pick-a-Week” which offers furthercustomization for your summer scheduling. Email communication tools, such as weeklynewsletters and calendars, allow parents to be in the know with everything camp-related!

“You run a fantastic camp program...I can’t say enough great things about it!”

SafeWith the lowest staff-to-camper ratios in the area, we pride ourselves on offering a safesummer camp experience from start to finish! Our staff is selected for their enthusiasm,maturity and experience working with children. They go through an extensive trainingprior to the start of camp so they are well-prepared to handle the needs of all participants.

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“My kids lovedEVERYTHING!”

The American Camp Association (ACA) is a community of camp professionalsdedicated to ensuring the high quality of camp programs. The ACA communityof camps promotes active participation, caring relationships, and focus on theemotional, social, spiritual and physical growth of the individual. As a leadingauthority in youth development, ACA works to preserve, promote, and improvethe camp experience. The ACA standards identify practices considered basicto a quality camp experience. Accredited camps are responsible not only tomeet the state and local laws, but have voluntarily chosen to also meet thoserequirements defined by the standards.

*Due to the school district snow schedule, camp start dates are subject to change. Please call the Parks and Recreation office for more information.

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Parks and Recreation Office HoursMonday through Friday: 9:00am-5:00pmOnline registration is always available at

www.recreation.lwd.org.Please refer to page 26 for more information on registration.

The office will be closed February 16, April 3, May 25 and July 3

Telephone NumbersRecreation Department (Phone) ...........................847-677-9740Recreation Department (Fax) ...............................847-673-4413Village Hall ..........................................................847-673-1540Police Department ...............................................847-673-2167Aquatic Center.....................................................847-673-6870Fire Department...................................................847-673-1545Recreation Department Website ............www.recreation.lwd.org

Recreation StaffJan Hincapie, CPRP ...................Director of Parks and RecreationChris Stachewicz, CPO, CPSI, WSIT, LGIT........Superintendent of Parks and FacilitiesKatie Smith Gamroth, CPRP ............Superintendent of RecreationMelissa Rimdzius, CPRP......Community Center Program SupervisorLinda Vering......Community Outreach and Marketing CoordinatorAryn Fletcher ....................................Youth Programs CoordinatorJulie Glowacki..................................................Clerk/Receptionist

Park and Recreation BoardThe Park and Recreation Board reviews and recommendspolicies, fees, administrative and budgetary matters. Park andRecreation Board meetings are held on the second Tuesday ofeach month in the Village Hall Council Chambers. Meetings beginpromptly at 7:00pm. The public is encouraged to attend.

Board MembersDemerise Gratch, Chairperson; Barry Bass, Sarah Hardin,Gail Ito, Arthur Lovering, Jennifer Spino, Laura Tomacic

Table of ContentsGeneral Information ...................................................3-5Prairie Dogs...................................................................6Prairie Dogs Overtime....................................................7Little Lincolns.............................................................8-9Camp Potawatomie .....................................................10Rutledge Rockets ........................................................11Adventure Camp..........................................................12Leader in Training Program..........................................13Camp 74 .....................................................................14The Last Hurrah...........................................................14Warm-Ups and Overtime .............................................15Camp Family Picnic .....................................................16Family Fun Fest ...........................................................16Lincolnwood International Soccer Academy .................17Club Kid Afterschool Program ......................................18Rock ’n Kids ................................................................19Birthday Party Packages..............................................19Swim Lessons........................................................20-21Turkey Trot Thank You..................................................22Touch-A-Truck.............................................................23Friendship Request Form.............................................24Registration Form ........................................................25Registration Information ..............................................26Memorial Day Parade & Festivities...............................27Important Dates .............................................Back Cover

The best summer memories are made at Lincolnwood Day Camp!

Sponsorship OpportunitiesTo find out about sponsoring the Turkey Trot or any of our events throughout the year, please contact us

at 847-677-9740.

Mission Statement:The mission of the Lincolnwood Parks and

Recreation Department is to provide enjoyable,quality programs and attractive, safe facilities toimprove the health, welfare and pleasure of all

the residents of Lincolnwood.

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&Lincolnwood Parks Recreation6900 N. Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood, IL 60712

Phone: (847) 677-9740 • Fax: (847) 673-4413

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general informationStaff SupervisionEach camp is supervised daily by a qualified adult supervisor. Somecamps, depending on size, also have an assistant. High school andcollege-age counselors are carefully selected for their demonstration ofmaturity and enthusiasm as well as experience working with children.All camp staff members complete an extensive training includingfirst aid and CPR certification prior to the start of camp. Please seestaff-to-camper ratios highlighted for each general recreation campthroughout this publication.

Friendship RequestWe recognize the value of attending camp with a friend. Campers who want to be grouped together should request each other on twoseparate Friendship Request Forms available on page 24, online at www.recreation.lwd.org, and in the Parks and Recreation office.Friendship Requests apply only to full session registrants.Campers may request only one friend and the request must bereciprocal.

Behavior ManagementAll campers are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at alltimes. Guidelines have been developed to help make our programssafe and enjoyable for all. The Camper Code of Conduct in theParent Handbook should be reviewed with your child prior to thefirst day of camp.

Health and SafetyAll campers must have a completed Camper Data Form on file bythe first day of camp. Forms are available online for downloading at www.recreation.lwd.org, and are also available in the Parks and Recreation office. No camper will be allowed to stay at camp if he/she does not have a completed Camper Data Form on file.Information collected on this form includes emergency contacts,medical information, allergy information, permission to attend field trips and authorized pick-up persons.

It is your responsibility as a parent/guardian to notify the Parks and Recreation Department of any physical, mental or medicalconditions that may require special attention while your child is at camp. Please do not send your child to camp if he/she is sick.Children should be fever-free for 24 hours before returning to camp after an illness.

CommunicationThe Parent Handbook will be available at www.recreation.lwd.orgby June 2. Please read through this booklet prior to the start ofcamp. The manual outlines everything you need to know aboutcamp including information on lunches, field trips, sunscreen,swimming, camp clothing, hours and drop-off/pick-up procedures.

Camp calendars will be posted online at www.recreation.lwd.orgby June 2. Each calendar will list highlighted activities, theme days, field trips and special food days. Although we do our best to adhere to the calendars, from time to time activities do change. We willcommunicate all changes with you well in advance to avoid confusion.

In an effort to remain “green”, all newsletters and calendars will beemailed. Please make sure to provide a current email addressat time of registration.

Camp absences should be called in to the Parks and Recreationoffice at (847) 677-9740, or to your specific camp cell phone. If it is before or after normal business hours (9:00am-5:00pm), pleaseleave a message. You may also call the office if you need to get intouch with your child during the camp day. We will make sure themessage reaches his/her camp director and that they return yourcall promptly.

Swim and Tennis LessonsSwim and tennis lessons are available for many of our camps aslisted in this publication for an additional fee. Both swim andtennis lessons are four weeks in length and will not be held on the first day of camp for each session. Please note that whilewe try to schedule camp activities around lessons, it is not alwayspossible. Make-up lessons are offered when possible.

Photo and Video PolicyDuring camp sessions, photos and videos are often taken ofparticipants. These photos and videos are used for variouspromotional pieces such as seasonal brochures, flyers andnewspaper articles. If you do not want your child’s photo or videotaken, you must notify us in writing by the first day of camp.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)The Parks and Recreation Department intends to fully comply with the ADA. This legislation ensures that recreation programs andservices are available and accessible to all persons, regardless oflevel of physical or mental ability. If you or your family member isdisabled and would like to participate in a recreation program,please indicate that on your registration form or online so thatreasonable accommodations can be made.

M-NASR Camp InformationMaine-Niles Association of Special Recreation (M-NASR) provides a variety of Summer Day Camps for youth and teens with special needs. M-NASR offers five different Summer Day Camps for individuals ages 3-22 years with weekly registration available.For Member Districts’ residents, we have transportation andscholarship opportunities. To ensure the camper has a successfulcamp experience, M-NASR provides a structured campenvironment and staff according to the needs of the camper.

M-NASR’s Summer Day Camps mirror our Member District Camps’activities. We offer swimming, arts and crafts, sports, groupgames and field trips. We also work on increasing social skills andself-esteem; facilitate peer interactions and community integration.

Summer 2015 Camp Offerings (schedules may change)Ages 3-7 Half-day morning for all abilities – Play DaysAges 3-7 Half-day afternoons for all abilities – Play DaysAges 3-7 All day for all abilities – Play DaysAges 8-22 All day for all abilities – Discovering AbilitiesAges 8-22 Afternoon for all abilities – Quest to ShineAges 13-22 After school teen camp – Teen ConnectionsAges 3-22 After camp for all abilities – Sun Setters

For complete day camp information, please contact Lauren Ruiz at (847) 966-5522 ext. 3013.

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camps at a glance...

New Parent OrientationAre you new to the Lincolnwood Summer Day Camp program? Perhapsyour child is “graduating” to a new camp this summer and you have somequestions. Whatever the case may be, we would be delighted to have youattend the Parent Orientation at the Lincolnwood Community Center from 6:30-7:30pm.

We will review the Parent Handbook (available online by June 2), highlightingpertinent information specific to each camp. A question and answer periodwill wrap up the evening allowing everyone to leave feeling fully prepared forthe first day of camp!

Should you have questions, please contact Melissa Rimdzius [email protected] or (847) 745-4728.

New Parent OrientationWednesday, June 3

6:30-7:30pm

Lincolnwood Community Center

6900 N. Lincolnwood Avenue

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Camp Age/Grade Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Prairie Dogs8:45am-1:00pmPrairie Dogs Overtime1:00-2:30pmLittle Lincolns8:45am-2:45pmLittle Lincolns Warm-Ups7:00-8:45amLittle Lincolns Overtime2:45-6:00pmCamp Potawatomie8:45am-2:45pmRutledge Rockets8:45am-2:45pmAdventure Camp8:45am-2:45pmLeader-in-Training Program8:45am-2:45pmCamp 7412:30-4:30pmWarm-Ups7:00-8:45amOvertime2:45-6:00pmThe Last Hurrah8:45am-2:45pm

The Last Hurrah Overtime2:45-6:00pm

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• • • • •“ My kids came home everyday excited

to share what they did at camp!”

Ages: 3-4 Years OldLocation: Lincolnwood Community Center, 6900 N. Lincoln AvenueMin/Max: 25/40

Prairie Dogs is designed specifically for our youngest campers with developmentally appropriate activities planned each day. This is a great way for your son or daughter to make new friends and develop their first fond summer camp memories.

With safety as our first priority, we adhere to a 5:1 ratio of campers to counselors. Twice per session, age-appropriate field trips are planned to local kid-friendly destinations. We also invite children’s performers to camp to entertain the group every other week.

Recreational swim is held on Fridays with optional swim lessons on Mondays and Wednesdays. (Must be four years of age by September 1,2015). Please send your child to camp dressed for swimming if enrolled in swim lessons and on Fridays for recreational swim. Drop-off forPrairie Dogs is at the Proesel Park Family Aquatic Center (7055 Kostner Avenue). Pick-up is at the Lincolnwood Community Center (6900 N. Lincoln Avenue). Please send your child with a lunch and beverage every day unless otherwise noted; snack will be served each day.

Campers must be three years old by the first day of camp and fully potty trained to attend Prairie Dogs.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 8:45am-1:00pm 410202.A R$317 R$342/NR$412

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 Mon/Wed/Fri 8:45am-1:00pm 410202.B R$297 R$322/NR$386

Pick-a-WeekWeek Dates Program # Fee1 June 10-12 410202.C1 R$62/NR$812 June 15-19 410202.C2 R$93/NR$1213 June 22-26 410202.C3 R$93/NR$1214 June 29-July 2* 410202.C4 R$62/NR$815 July 6-10 410202.C5 R$93/NR$1216 July 13-17 410202.C6 R$93/NR$1217 July 20-24 410202.C7 R$93/NR$1218 July 27-31 410202.C8 R$93/NR$1219 Aug 3-7 410202.C9 R$93/NR$121

*No camp July 3

Tot Swim Lessons(Must be four years of age by September 1, 2015).

Session I Day Time FeeJune 17-July 6 Mon/Wed 9:15-9:45am $51

Session II Day Time FeeJuly 15-Aug 5 Mon/Wed 9:15-9:45am $59

Please turn to pages 20-21 for complete swim lesson registration.

ratio of campers to counselors5:1

EARLY BIRD FEEEarly Fee is for residents only; Must register by April 17

prairie dogs

PLEASE NOTE:No camp or swim lessons

on July 3


prairie dogs overtimeAges: 3-4 Years OldLocation: Lincolnwood Community Center, 6900 N. Lincoln AvenueMin/Max: 25/40

Need to bridge the gap from the end of Prairie Dogs to the end of one of our other fabulous camps? We have the camp for you! When the camp day ends Prairie Dogs Overtime camp is just beginning with more of your campers favorite camp activities including arts and crafts, playground time and so much more. This camp ends at 2:30pm to give parents enough time to get from one camp to thenext to pick up all of their campers on time.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 1:00-2:30pm 411208.A R$110 R$135/NR$143

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 Mon/Wed/Fri 1:00-2:30pm 411208.B R$100 R$125/NR$130


*No camp July 3


• • • • •“ My son loved the

whole entire timeat camp! He lovesthe staff; he wants towork there when he’sold enough!”

PLEASE NOTE:No camp on July 3


little lincolnsGrades: Kindergarten-2nd Location: Tent next to the Proesel Park Family Aquatic Center, 7055 N. Kostner Avenue (Please watch for signs!)Min/Max: 40/70

With a 6:1 camper to counselor ratio, safety remains our first priority. Daily activities include arts and crafts, playground play, sing-alongs, andrecreational swim just to name a few. Field trips will be planned twice per session, as well as children’s entertainers every other week. Camp is held rain or shine, with participants moved to indoor space when necessary. Please send your child to camp each day with a lunch andbeverage unless otherwise noted.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 8:45am-2:45pm 410203.A R$433 R$458/NR$563

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 Mon/Wed/Fri 8:45am-2:45pm 410203.B R$405 R$430/NR$527


*No camp July 3



Swim Lessons – KindergartenSession I Day Time FeeJune 17-July 6 Mon/Wed 10:00-10:30am $51Session II Day Time FeeJuly 15-Aug 5 Mon/Wed 10:00-10:30am $59

Swim Lessons – Grades 1-2Session I Day Time FeeJune 17-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 10:45-11:30am $95Session II Day Time FeeJuly 15-Aug 5 Mon/Wed/Fri 10:45-11:30am $95

*No swim July 3


Tennis Lessons – Beginner Level*Campers must provide their own racket

Session I Day Time Program # FeeJune 17-July 8 Mon/Wed 9:15-10:00am 412350.A R$79/NR$84

Session II Day Time Program # FeeJuly 15-Aug 5 Mon/Wed 9:15-10:00am 412351.A R$79/NR$84

PLEASE NOTE:No camp, tennis or swim lessons

on July 3


warm-ups /overtime warm-ups (for little lincolns)Grades: Kindergarten-2nd Location: Proesel Park Shelter, 6915 Kostner AvenueMin/Max: 10/40

Warm-Ups is a great way for your child to start his or her camp day! Activities will be planned for our earliest campers ranging from arts andcrafts to playground time and other small group games. A breakfast snack will be served so campers will have energy to get them through theirfun-filled camp day.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 7:00-8:45am 411206.A R$128 R$153/NR$165

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 Mon/Wed/Fri 7:00-8:45am 411206.B R$120 R$145/NR$156


*No camp July 3

overtime (for little lincolns)Grades: Kindergarten-2nd Location: Lincolnwood Community Center, 6900 N. Lincoln Ave.Min/Max: 10/50

When the camp day ends, Overtime is just beginning with continued fun including arts and crafts, recreational swimming, playground time andso much more. Overtime will call the Community Center “home” with more indoor activities to enjoy in the air conditioned facility with recreationalswim scheduled twice per week.

Full SessionsSession I (5 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 2:45-6:00pm 411207.A R$191 R$216/NR$248

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 Mon/Wed/Fri 2:45-6:00pm 411207.B R$171 R$196/NR$222


*No camp July 3


• • • • •“My son loved going to camp, and heenjoyed his camp friends and counselors!”




camp potawatomieGrades: Kindergarten-2nd Location: Proesel Park Shelter, 6915 Kostner AvenueMin/Max: 40/70

The fun never ends at Camp Potawatomie! This camp is sure to please with daily activities including sports and games, arts and crafts,recreational swimming and so much more. Our number one priority is always safety. We adhere to a 6:1 camper to counselor ratio and planage-appropriate activities.

Camp Potawatomie heads out on weekly field trips and enjoys visits from children’s entertainers such as storytellers and musicians. As if that wasn’t enough fun, we also offer optional swim and tennis lessons to ensure your child has a very well-rounded day camp experience.

Please send your child to camp each day with a lunch and beverage unless otherwise noted. Camp Potawatomie will meet rain or shine with a move to indoor space when necessary.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* Mon-Fri 8:45am-2:45pm 410204.A R$657 R$682/NR$854

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 Mon-Fri 8:45am-2:45pm 410204.B R$602 R$627/NR$783


*No camp on July 3

Swim Lessons – Kindergarten (See page 8)Swim Lessons – Grades 1-2

Session I Day Time FeeJune 17-July 10* Mon/Wed/Fri 10:45-11:30am $95

Session II Day Time FeeJuly 15-Aug 5 Mon/Wed/Fri 10:45-11:30am $95

*No swim July 3



Session I Day Time Program # FeeJune 17-July 8 Mon/Wed 9:15-10:00am 412350.A R$79/NR$84

Session II Day Time Program # FeeJuly 15-Aug 5 Mon/Wed 9:15-10:00am 412351.A R$79/NR$84



on July 3



rutledge rocketsGrades: 3rd-5th Location: Proesel Park Shelter, 6915 Kostner AvenueMin/Max: 40/70

If it’s fun you are after, look no further – Rutledge Rockets is for you! This camp is the perfect way for 3rd–5th graders to spend their summer.Campers will enjoy sports, arts and crafts, pool time and everything in between! With a camper to staff ratio of 8:1, you know safety is ournumber one priority. Held rain or shine, Rutledge Rockets will not disappoint!

Field trips are planned every week. Optional tennis and swim lessons are also available for this camp. Please send your child to camp each daywith a lunch and beverage unless otherwise noted.




*No camp on July 3

Swim Lessons– Grades 3-5

Session I Day Time FeeJune 16-July 10* Tues/Thurs/Fri 9:45-10:30am $105

Session II Day Time FeeJuly 14-Aug 6 Tues/Thurs/Fri 9:45-10:30am $105

*No swim July 3



Session I Day Time Program # FeeJune 16-July 9 Tues/Thurs 11:00-11:45am 412352.A R$79/NR$84

Session II Day Time Program # FeeJuly 14-Aug 6 Tues/Thurs 11:00-11:45am 412353.A R$79/NR$84




on July 3


adventure campGrades: 6th-9thLocation: Proesel Park Shelter, 6915 Kostner AvenueMin/Max: 25/50

What do you get when you combine two high-energy, fun-filled, action-packed camps? You get Adventure Camp! Blending the best of both worlds,this junior/senior program will incorporate sports and group games/challenges, theme days and teambuilding opportunities, recreational swim andoptional tennis and swim lessons. And we can’t forget field trips–twice per week! The highlight of Session II will be a Community Center“camp-in” featuring a night swim, pizza party, movies and games. Further details will be available prior to the start of camp.

A camper to staff ratio of 8:1 will be maintained at all times so that safety remains our highest priority. Please send your child to camp each daywith a lunch and drink unless otherwise noted. Camp is held rain or shine with indoor space available when needed.




*No camp on July 3

Swim Lessons – Grades 3-9Session I Day Time FeeJune 16-July 10* Tues/Thurs/Fri 9:45-10:30am $105

Session II Day Time FeeJuly 14-Aug 6 Tues/Thurs/Fri 9:45-10:30am $105

*No swim July 3


Tennis Lessons – Beginning/Intermediate Level*Campers must provide their own racket

Session I Day Time Program # FeeJune 16-July 9 Tues/Thurs 3:00-3:45pm 412354.A R$79/NR$84

Session II Day Time Program # FeeJuly 14-Aug 6 Tues/Thurs 3:00-3:45pm 412355.A R$79/NR$84



Don’t miss the Community Center “camp-in”

featuring a night swim, pizza party,

movies and games!

SESSION II HIGHLIGHT


on July 3

• • • • •“ My kids loved playing soccer and swimming;

they really enjoyed the tennis lessons!”


leader–in–training programAges: 13-15 years (Must be 13 years of age by 9/1/14)Location: Proesel Park, Madeline’s GardenMin/Max: 5/10

Are you mature, confident, and enthusiastic? If so, the Leader-in-Training (LIT) program is the perfect opportunity for you to further developyour leadership skills this summer. LITs will experience what it is like to be a camp counselor by leading activities with our younger campers.This is NOT camp for older kids! This is a leadership program. LITs will meet with the LIT Coordinator for leadership training each Mondayand spend the rest of the week at their designated camps – Either Prairie Dogs, Little Lincolns, or Camp Potawatomie.

Interested candidates must complete an application by June 2, 2015 and will be asked which camp they would prefer to work with. Allapplicants will participate in an interview for consideration. Not every candidate will be selected for the program. For more information,please contact Melissa Rimdzius at [email protected] or (847) 745-4728.

Session I (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 15-July 10 Mon-Fri* 8:45am-2:45pm* 403201.A $525 R$605/NR$754

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13 – Aug 7 Mon-Fri* 8:45am-2:45pm* 403201.B $525 R$605/NR$754

• • • • •“Relationshipswith counselors.This is what our kidslove the most!”

ratio of leaders to staff6:1EARLY BIRD FEEEarly Fee is for residents only; Must register by April 17



*Days and times are subject to change dependent upon LIT preferencesand available positions.

Looking for work this summer?Lincolnwood Summer Day Camp is a GREAT place to work!

The Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting applications for summer day camp supervisors and counselors. If you are interested in applying, please visit our website at www.recreation.lwd.org or contact

Melissa Rimdzius at [email protected].

Grades: Kindergarten-8thLocation: Proesel Park ShelterMin/Max: 25/40Open exclusively to summer school registrants, Camp 74 is the perfect complement to a morning spent in the classroom. Campers will enjoy a wide variety of activities including arts and crafts, group games, athletics and recreational swimming. Campers will swim two days per week,go on one field trip per week, and enjoy two days of play on-site.

Children must be registered for an 11:30am summer school class to attend Camp 74. Please pack a lunch and drink for your child eachday unless otherwise noted.

Grades K-3Dates Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeTBD** Mon-Fri* 12:30-4:30pm 411201.A R$470 R$495/NR$611

Grades 4-8Dates Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeTBD** Mon-Fri* 12:30-4:30pm 411201.B R$470 R$495/NR$611

*No camp on July 3**Camp 74 dates to follow School District 74 summer class schedule.

camp 74 overtimeBecause the Camp 74 day ends later than our other camps, we offer a shortened Overtime (Extended Care) to match up with the camps later end time. See Overtime program description on page 15 for further details.

Grades K-8Dates Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeTBD** Mon-Fri* 4:30-6:00pm 411201.C R$125 R$150/NR$162

*No camp on July 3**Camp 74 dates to follow School District 74 summer class schedule.

ratio of campers to counselors7 :1


Grades: Kindergarten-5th Location: Proesel Park Shelter, 6915 Kostner AvenueMin/Max: 10/40

Not quite ready to say goodbye to summer?Then The Last Hurrah is perfect for you! We will take the best of the best from all nine weeks of summer and roll it into one week of three fieldtrips, recreational swimming, special lunches, entertainers, arts and crafts, group games, sing-alongs, athletics…you name it – we will do it!

A schedule of activities will be posted online by July 31. Registration for this camp will be taken on a first-come, first-registered basis with amaximum of 40 campers.

Grades K-5Dates Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeAugust 10-14 Mon-Fri 8:45am-2:45pm 411204.A R$220 R$245/NR$286

the last hurrah overtimeGrades K-5Dates Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeAugust 10-14 Mon-Fri 2:45-6:00pm 411204.B R$110 R$135/NR$143




camp 74

the last hurrah


Grades: Kindergarten-8th Location: Proesel Park Shelter, 6915 Kostner AvenueMin/Max: 10/40Warm-Ups is a great way for your child to start his or her camp day! Activities will be planned for our earliest campers ranging from arts andcrafts to playground time and other small group games. A breakfast snack will be served so campers will have a lot of energy to get themthrough their fun-filled camp day.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* M-F 7:00-8:45am 411202.A R$202 R$227/NR$263

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 M-F 7:00-8:45am 411202.B R$185 R$210/NR241


*No camp on July 3

Grades: Kindergarten-8thLocation: Lincolnwood Community Center, 6900 N. Lincoln AvenueMin/Max: 10/50Overtime is the best way to end your camp day! When the camp day ends, Overtime is just beginning with a variety of camp fun including artsand crafts, recreational swimming, playground time and so much more. Overtime will call the Lincolnwood Community Center “home” with moreindoor activities to enjoy in the air conditioned facility with recreational swim scheduled twice per week.

Full SessionsSession I (41/2 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJune 10-July 10* M-F 2:45-6:00pm 411203.A R$313 R$338/NR$407

Session II (4 Weeks) Days Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeJuly 13-Aug 7 M-F 2:45-6:00pm 411203.B R$286 R$311/NR$372


*No camp on July 3



• • • • •“My daughter felt very welcomed,and left camp with new friends. It was wonderful.”



warm-ups

overtime


special events


Get out and enjoy Lincolnwood Centennial Park!This free family-friendly afternoon

of fun will consist of demonstrationshighlighting park features,

children’s activities and musical entertainment.

Please visit our website atwww.recreation.lwd.org

for a complete activity lineup.

Parking is available at the lotlocated just north of the

McCormick/Northeast Parkwayintersection and at

Lincolnwood Town Center.

Let’s get out and enjoy our beautiful parks!Coming September 12 • 1 to 3pm

Family Fun FestLincolnwood Centennial Park

Mark Your Calendars!

Camp Family PicnicWednesday July 15 • 6:00-7:30pm

Proesel Park Shelter

Summer camp families from Session I and Session II are invited to our Family Picnic.Join us for camp games and activities followed by a picnic-style meal including

pizza, chips and dessert.

Bring your own blanket and Frisbees for a fun-filled family event!

Food and Fun – Come Rain or Shine!

lincolnwood international soccer academy summer campAges: 5-14 YearsLocation: Proesel Park

Let’s get your kids “soccer fit” this summer! BIH YSC coaching staff works to make sure players of all ages and abilities get the most out of thecamp experience. The team of international coaches is committed to teaching players not only how to play the game, but also how to love thegame. The curriculum covers both technical and tactical skills, with the goal of putting challenging players technically, tactically, physically andmentally. Your kids will be challenged, entertained and kept active throughout the whole day. Our camps are designed for players at all levels, from beginners through more advanced level players. All participants will be evaluated on skills and age to form camp groups.

Dates Session Ages Day Time Program # Early Fee R/NR FeeAugust 10-14 Kickers 5-8 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm 411310.A R$115 R$135/NR$155August 10-14 Half Day 9-14 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm 411310.B R$115 R$135/NR$155August 10-14 Half Day 9-14 Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00pm 411310.C R$115 R$135/NR$155August 10-14 Full Day 9-14 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm 411310.D R$195 R$215/NR$245August 10-14 Extended 9-14 Mon-Fri 4:00-6:00pm 411310.E N/A R$20/NR$25



• Each camper will receive a soccer t-shirt (if registered before April 30, the t-shirt will have the child’s name on it). • We require each camper to bring a soccer shoes, shin guards, soccer ball and a water bottle to each practice.• At the end of the program, each camper will receive a written evaluation, and will have a chance to register for Lincolnwood’s fall soccer teams. • For full day camp (9:00am-4:00pm) lunch is from 12:00-1:00pm.• We’ll hold a 10-minute Parent Meeting on first day of camp to give parents a quick overview of the program.


Grades: Kindergarten–5thTime: 2:45-6:15pmDates: First full day of school through last full day of school

(Club Kid is held every day District 74 is in session)Location: Rutledge Hall Multipurpose Room

Customize to Fit your Schedule!Days Per Week Full School Year Per Month*1 day/week $700 $702 days/week $1,200 $1203 days/week $1,700 $1704 days/week $2,100 $2105 days/week $2,500 $250

* Monthly fees are based on registration received prior to the first day of school.

Please call (847) 677-9740 for more information.

Three Convenient Payment Options:• Payment in full at time of registration• Two equal payments: August and January (no finance fee)• Monthly payments (requires additional $100 finance fee

and credit card on file)

Afterschool Program

The Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to partner withSchool District 74 to offer Club Kid, an afterschool program for Kindergarten–5thgrades during the 2015-2016 school year. Club Kid provides fun, organized activitiesfor the children after school in the Rutledge Hall Multipurpose Room. (Children fromTodd Hall are walked to Rutledge Hall by Club Kid staff.)

This well-rounded program features homework help, arts and crafts, cookingactivities, athletics, a health and wellness program and more. Club Kid follows the School District 74 calendar, meeting every day that school is in session.

Please contact Aryn Fletcher at [email protected] or (847) 677-9740 forregistration and program information.

A safe, organized and fun afterschool alternative!

Counselor-in-Training ProgramWorking under the direction of the Club Kid Director andcounselors, C.I.T. participants will plan, facilitate andparticipate in age-appropriate activities for the Club Kidmembers. They will also be responsible for getting theirown homework completed during program hours. C.I.T.swill focus on building positive relationships with staff andserving as role models for Club Kid members. Thisprogram is designed to provide opportunities forpreteens to develop valuable leadership skills.

Registration for the program requires an application andreferences (available at www.recreation.lwd.org). Onlythose applicants who were enrolled in the Club Kidprogram as 5th Graders will be considered for the 2015-2016 school year.

Days Per Week Full School Year Per Month*1 day/week $560 $562 days/week $960 $963 days/week $1,360 $1364 days/week $1,680 $1685 days/week $2,000 $200

*Monthly fees are based on registration received prior tothe first day of school.

HOMEWORK HELP,

ARTS & CRAFTS,

ATHLETICS, FITNESS &MORE!

rock ’n kids www.rockitkids.com


At the Community Center:Let our staff plan and run your child’s birthday party! We do all the heavy lifting; you decorate and come to enjoy the activities! Themes include: Crafts Party, Princess Party, Super Hero Party, Lego Party, Carnival Party, and Indoor Playground Party. Or let uscustomize a party to fit your child’s interests!

At the Proesel Park Family Aquatic Center:Enjoy an outdoor party for up to 25 guests at the pool! We have packages that include food and packages that do not (you bring yourown packaged bulk food). There are three zones to choose from that are located near the concession stand. You bring the cake and we’ll provide the fun!

Call the Parks and Recreation office for more information and pricing or view our website at www.recreation.lwd.org

Have your summer Birthday Partyat the Village of Lincolnwood!

**Rock’n’Kids is a cooperative program with the Morton Grove Park District. Morton Grove residents will pay the Lincolnwoodresident rate for this program.

tot rockAges: 12-24 months with parentsProgram #: 201301.ADay: TuesdayDates: June 16-July 21Time: 9:30-10:10amFee: R$60/NR$78**Location: Lincolnwood Community Center,

6900 N. Lincoln AvenueMin/Max: 4/12

Musical fun for everyone! Tot Rock is a unique combination of music and movement, sensory stimulation and socialization. Tot Rock provides structured and unstructured time for tots to improve fine motor skills and coordination, and work onnewly-acquired gross motor skills. Activities involve a variety of manipulatives, including maracas, tambourines, bean bags,bubbles, parachute play and much more! New curriculumpresented each session. Tot Rock is proud to be celebrating its 20th anniversary! Sing, dance and play with us today!

kid rockAges: 2-3 year olds with parentsProgram #: 201301.BDay: TuesdayDates: June 16-July 21Time: 10:15-10:55amFee: R$60/NR$78**Location: Lincolnwood Community Center,

6900 N. Lincoln AvenueMin/Max: 4/12

At Kid Rock, it's always a musical day! Kid Rock is a multi-faceted music and movement program that focuses on song and dance, rhythm and rhyme, imaginative play, fine and grossmotor skills, and following directions. Instruments and propsinclude hand bells, maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags,parachute play and much more! New curriculum presented eachsession. Parents participate for more fun and learning. Kid Rockis proud to be celebrating its 20th anniversary! It's music andfun rolled into one!

swim lessons

Proesel Park FamilyAquatic CenterThe Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation Departmenthas adopted the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swimprogram. There are five levels in the Learn-to-Swimprogram. Sign your child up today for the level youthink is appropriate. If a child is not ready for thelevel they are signed up for, staff will place them in the appropriate skill level. Our mission is toprovide a well-organized swim program for all of our participants to learn and excel throughout thecourse of the summer.

PARENTS’ DAY – SWIM LESSONSMonday: June 22 & July 20

Tuesday: June 23 & July 21 | Friday: June 26 & July 24


NewTheme

Nights! Noodle NightJune 12

Military AppreciationJuly 4

Movie NightJuly 17

Luau NightAugust 14

Aquatic CenterOPENING DAY – MAY 30!

swim lessons

LEVELS OFFERED:

LEVEL IIntroduction to Water SkillsThis is the introductory class for swimming.Level I helps students feel comfortable in thewater and enjoy the water safely.

LEVEL II Fundamental Aquatic SkillsLevel II is for students to learn the fundamentalskills of swimming. It gives students successwith the fundamental skills as the classprogresses. The students must learn the basicfundamentals before they can move to Level III.

LEVEL III Stroke DevelopmentLevel III will build and strengthen the basicfundamental skills learned in Level II. This level will also provide additional guidedpractice with strokes.

LEVEL IV Stroke ImprovementLevel IV develops confidence in the strokeslearned and improves other aquatic skills likediving and swimming underwater for severalseconds.

LEVEL V Stroke RefinementLevel V provides further coordination andrefinement of the strokes. By the time studentsare ready for Level V, they will have excellentstroke techniques and be prepared for longerdistance swimming.

How to determine your child’s age group:

Tots: 4 years old by September 1, 2015Kinder: Entering Kindergarten in Fall 2015Grades 1-2: Entering Grades 1-2 in Fall 2015Grades 3-9: Entering Grades 3-9 in Fall 2015

Swim Lesson Policies – No Exceptions!• Only Lincolnwood residents, pool members

and day camp participants may register forswim lessons.

• Swim lesson fees must be paid in full attime of registration. Swim lesson fees arenot eligible for the camp payment plan.

REGISTRATION FOR SESSION I CLOSES AT 5PM ON FRIDAY, JUNE 12.

REGISTRATION FOR SESSION II CLOSES AT 5PM ON FRIDAY, JULY 10.

Session I FeesTots: $51Kinder: $51Grades 1-2: $95Grades 3-9: $105

Session II FeesTots: $59Kinder: $59Grades 1-2: $95Grades 3-9: $105

Tots (6 Lessons)Days: Monday/WednesdayDates: June 17-July 6*Time: 9:15-9:45am

Level CodeLevel I 206601.A1Level II 206601.A2Level III 206601.A3*Classes start Wednesday, June 17

Kinder (6 Lessons)Day: Monday/WednesdayDates: June 17-July 6*Time: 10:00-10:30am

Level CodeLevel I 206602.A1Level II 206602.A2Level III 206602.A3Level IV 206602.A4*Classes start Wednesday, June 17

Grades 1-2 (10 Lessons)Days: Monday/Wednesday/FridayDates: June 17-July 10*Time: 10:45-11:30am

Level CodeLevel I 206603.A1Level II 206603.A2Level III 206603.A3Level IV 206603.A4Level V 206603.A5*Classes start Wednesday, June 17NO CLASS JULY 3

Grades 3-9 (11 Lessons)Days: Tuesday/Thursday/FridayDates: June 16-July 10*Time: 9:45-10:30am

Level CodeLevel I 206604.A1Level II 206604.A2Level III 206604.A3Level IV 206604.A4Level V 206604.A5*Classes start Tuesday, June 16NO CLASS JULY 3

Tots (7 Lessons)Days: Monday/WednesdayDates: July 15-August 5*Time: 9:15-9:45am

Level CodeLevel I 206601.B1Level II 206601.B2Level III 206601.B3*Classes start Wednesday, July 15

Kinder (7 Lessons)Days: Monday/WednesdayDates: July 15-August 5*Time: 10:00-10:30am

Level CodeLevel I 206602.B1Level II 206602.B2Level III 206602.B3Level IV 206602.B4*Classes start Wednesday, July 15

Grades 1-2 (10 Lessons)Days: Monday/Wednesday/FridayDates: July 15-August 5*Time: 10:45-11:30am

Level CodeLevel I 206603.B1Level II 206603.B2Level III 206603.B3Level IV 206603.B4Level V 206603.B5*Classes start Wednesday, July 16

Grades 3-9 (11 Lessons)Days: Tuesday/Thursday/FridayDates: July 14-August 6*Time: 9:45-10:30am

Level CodeLevel I 206604.B1Level II 206604.B2Level III 206604.B3Level IV 206604.B4Level V 206604.B5*Classes start Tuesday, July 14



38th Annual

Thank You to all of the volunteers and sponsors of the

Accelerated Rehabilitation Centers • Advanced Plastic Corp. • Backflow Solutions, Inc. Children’s Care and Development Center • Chiro One Wellness • ClientFirst Technology

Consulting • Groot Industries • Halogen Supply Company • Holland and Knight, LLP Lincolnwood Town Center • Massage Envy Spa • Medlux Rehabilitation and Wellness

Nestlé • Nissan NEXT • The North Face • North Shore Pediatric Therapy Olympia Group, LLC • PNC Bank • Sauganash Wellness Center

Swedish Covenant Hospital • Voss Belting & Specialty Company

special events


Children and parents are encouraged to explore and learn how these bigrigs play a part in keeping Lincolnwood running smoothly.

Here’s your chance to sit in the driver’s seat offire trucks, police cars, and other equipment!

TOUCH-A-TRUCK

Mark Your Calendars!Saturday, September 5

lots ofkids’

activities!

•free

admission!

Camper’s Full Name: _____________________________________________________________________

Camp Attending: ________________________________________________________________________

❒ Session I❒ Session II

Friend’s Full Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Camp Attending: ________________________________________________________________________

❒ Session I❒ Session II

Friendship Request FormFull Session Campers OnlyThe Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation Department recognizes the value of attending day camp with a friend. Pleasecomplete this form (one per camper per session). We will do our best to honor your child’s request to be with one friend.

Guidelines for Friendship Requests:• You may request only one friend and the request must be reciprocal.

• Friendship requests will only be honored with completed Friendship Request Forms.

• Friendship Request Form deadlines:Session I: June 4, 2015Session II: July 9, 2015

Return completed forms to:

Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation DepartmentAttention: Day Camp Coordinator6900 N. Lincoln AvenueLincolnwood, IL 60712

Or you may email completed forms to:[email protected]


Lincolnwood Parks and Recreation

REGISTRATION FORM6900 N. Lincoln Avenue, Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Phone (847) 677-9740 Fax (847) 673-4413

Visit our website at www.recreation.lwd.org

First Name _____________________________________________ Last Name ___________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________ City ______________________________ Zip _______________

Home Phone Number (________) _____________________________ Cell Phone Number (________ )____________________________

Emergency Phone Number (________) __________________________ Emergency Name/Relationship _____________________________

E-Mail Address________________________________________________________________________________________________

Does the participant require any assistance or special accommodation to effectively participate and/or enjoy the program? Yes ❒ No ❒If you circled yes, a member of our staff will contact you to make the necessary arrangements.

Please check if you do NOT want to receive future information about Lincolnwood programs or events. ❒

Program Number Program Name Participant’s Name Sex Birthdate Age Current Grade Fee

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Office Use Only - Processed By:_______________ Date _______________ Amount _____________

Please indicate your choice of payment: ❒ Check # ________ (Please make checks payable to Village of Lincolnwood)❒ Cash Credit Card: ❒ Visa ❒ Mastercard Expiration Date: _____________ Credit Card # ____________________________________

Print Name: ____________________________________________ Signature:____________________________________________________(As it appears on card)

NOTE: Only registrations paid by credit card are accepted by FAX. When registering by FAX, it is mutually understood that the facsimile registration documents(including the waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have the same legal effects as the original form.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY / HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT – ADULT AND/OR MINORPlease read this form carefully and be aware in signing up and registering yourself and/or your minor child/ward for participation in the above described Activity and anyactivities associated therewith you will be waiving your rights to all claims for injuries you might sustain arising out of this Activity; and you will be indemnifying, holdingharmless and defending the Village of Lincolnwood for any claims arising out of the participation of your minor child/ward in the Activity.

In consideration of myself and/or my minor child/ward under 18 years of age being allowed to participate in the Activity, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certainrisks of physical injury associated with the Activity. I agree to assume the full risk of injuries that I or my minor child/ward may sustain, as a result of participating in theActivity and all activities connected or associated therewith. I agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Village of Lincolnwood for any and all claims injuries,damage or loss on behalf of myself and/or my minor child/ward may have against the Village of Lincolnwood as a result of my participation and/or my minor child/ward’sparticipation in the Activity.

The invalidity or unenforceability of any of the provisions hereof shall not affect the validity or enforceability of the remainder of this Agreement.

I have read and fully understand the above Waiver and Release of all claims.

Name(s) of Minor _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Printed Name of Parent/Legal Guardian______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian______________________________________________________________________________ Date_______________________


registration information

Online: Register online by going to the Village websitewww.recreation.lwd.org

Click/select “Registration”on left column

Mail: Send your registration form and payment to:Lincolnwood Parks and RecreationAttn: Registration6900 N. Lincoln Ave.Lincolnwood, IL 60712

Fax: Fax your completedregistration form withcredit card informationto (847) 673-4413

In-Person: Register at the Parksand Recreation officelocated in Village Hall,6900 N. Lincoln Ave,Lincolnwood, IL

Registration Drop Box:There is a brown drop box in thecircle drive in front of Village Hall.You may drop completedregistration forms with paymentin the box after normal businesshours (M-F 9:00am-5:00pm).

Acceptable forms of paymentinclude cash, check (payable tothe Village of Lincolnwood) andVisa/Mastercard.

Five Ways to Register:

Waiver/Release of LiabilityIn accordance with the Parks and Recreation Departmentregistration policy, a signed waiver must be on file for participationin any of our programs. This agreement can be found on thereverse side of our registration form as well as online.

InsuranceThe Parks and Recreation Department does not carry medicalinsurance and assumes no liability for personal injury or loss ofpersonal property while attending any of our programs.

Sibling Discounts There is a $25 sibling discount taken off of your total camp cost for each child registered after the first from the same family. Thediscount is applied once and is not applicable for specialtycamps or Pick-A-Week registration. If a refund is issued for onechild, the refund will be issued less the $25 discount.

Payment PlansFor your convenience, we offer a payment plan for summer camp.There is a $50 non-refundable finance fee due at time ofregistration. In addition, we collect a $100 non-refundable depositper child (also due at time of registration), which is applied towardthe total camp cost for your child. Camp payments must be paid infull by May 27, 2015. Please visit the Parks and RecreationDepartment to complete all necessary paperwork.

ProratingWe do not prorate camp fees. We do offer Pick-a-Week registrationfor families needing a flexible schedule.

Age RequirementsWhen choosing a camp for your child, please use the grade he/shewill be entering in the fall of 2015.

Early Registration FeeWe encourage residents to register for camp by April 17 to receivethe Early Bird Discount. Please note that this early registration feeis applicable to Lincolnwood residents only.

Residency RequirementsIn order to qualify for the resident rate (R), the participant needs to reside within the corporate boundaries of Lincolnwood on ayear-round (12 month) basis. Proof of residency may be required at time of registration. Anyone not meeting these requirements willbe responsible for paying the non-resident (NR) rate. Non-residentregistration begins on March 2.

RefundsWe do our best to meet your needs with our camp program, but understand refunds are needed from time to time. Pleasefamiliarize yourself with the camp refund policy, located below.Session I refund request deadline is May 27; Session II refundrequest deadline is June 29. These deadlines are adhered to without exception.

Summer Camp Refund Policy1. 100% refund given two weeks prior to the start of each camp

session less a service charge. Service charges are as follows:$10 for fees under $50; $20 for fees $50-$200; $30 for feesover $200.

2. Less than two weeks prior to the start of each camp session, the service fee increases to 25% of the program fee, only if areplacement is found for your camper’s spot. If no replacement is found, no refund will be issued.

3. No refunds will be issued three days after the start of eachcamp session, or one day after the start of each Pick-a-Week.

4. A refund request form must be completed for all refunds. Forms are available at the Parks and Recreation office or atwww.recreation.lwd.org.

Please note: Refunds take 4-6 weeks to process once we receivethe request form. For questions, please call (847) 677-9740.

Registration Deadline• Deadline for online, mail, fax, and in-person registration:

3:30pm on the Friday prior to the start of each session• Deadline for drop box registration: 8am on the Friday prior

to the start of each session• A surcharge of $25 per child will be assessed for registration

received after the deadline


Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and womenwho died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.Formerly known as Decoration Day, it originated after theAmerican Civil War to commemorate the Union andConfederate soldiers who died in the Civil War. By the 20th century, Memorial Day had been extended to honor all Americans who have died while in the military service.

Please help Lincolnwood and American Legion Post #1226celebrate Memorial Day. The parade kicks off at the corner of Cicero and Pratt Avenues at approximately 10:20am, travelingeast on Pratt Avenue, turning north on Keeler Avenue, ending in Proesel Park at Madeleine’s Garden. The ceremony will takeplace in Madeleine’s Garden at approximately 11am.

All Memorial Day activities are free of charge.

Lincolnwood Memorial Day Paradeand Festivities

Monday, May 25

For more information or to register a parade group, call the Parks and Recreation Department

at (847) 677-9740 or visit our website at www.recreation.lwd.org


ECRWSSPOSTAL CUSTOMER

Lincolnwood, IL 60712

Village Of LincolnwoodParks and Recreation Dept.6900 North Lincoln Ave.Lincolnwood, IL 60712

March 2 Non-Resident Registration BeginsApril 17 Early Registration Fee Deadline – Residents Only – 5:00pmMay 27 Payment Plans Due in FullMay 27 Session I Refund Request DeadlineJune 2 Parent Handbook and Camp Calendars online at www.recreation.lwd.orgJune 3 New Parent Orientation – 6:30pm at the Community CenterJune 10 Session I Begins (41/2 Week Session)June 29 Session II Refund Request DeadlineJuly 3 No Camp – Happy Independence Day!July 13 Session II Begins (4 Week Session)July 15 Camp Family PicnicAugust 10-14 Last Hurrah

A parent handbook and camp calendars can be found online atwww.recreation.lwd.org after June 2, 2015.

RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS AS SOON AS BROCHURE IS RECEIVED.

REGISTER EARLY!Camps fill up fast!

June 10-August 14,2015

*Due to the school district 219 snow schedule, camp start dates are subject to change. Please call the Parks and Recreation office for more information.

Documents

Lincolnwood Summer Day Camp 2015