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Online & Mail In Registration starts for residents August 8, 2017 (see pages 1-3 for more information on registration)

FALL/WINTER 2017/2018 SEPTEMBER - JANUARY

RECREATION SERVICESAquatics Center • Beaches • Boathouse & Club Room • Community Center Golf Course • John D. Spreckels Center & Bowling Green • Parks • Skatepark Tennis Center

Follow City of Coronado Recreation Services:

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From the Director

I am pleased to present the fall brochure which outlines the City of Coronado’s delivery of recreation services. Inside you will find a wide variety of activities and events for the entire family. Below, I have highlighted some new opportunities that our recreation professionals hope you will enjoy over the coming months. As always, our staff and facilities await and we hope you will take advantage of all that Coronado has to offer.

Opening last spring, the John D. Spreckels Center and Lawn Bowling Green is providing our 50 and better residents a haven in the center of town to recreate in. Located on Orange and Seventh Ave, the Center is 9,000 sq. ft. and geared to active adults who want to socialize, stay active, travel and have fun! Prior field trips to the Getty and Ronald Regan Museums were sold out. The facility supervisor, Wendi Garrison, and her team hope you will visit them and become a regular at the Center. I encourage you to drop by, say hello, and sign up for the Spreckels Center Newsletter.

The City also has a new golf professional concessionaire, Brian Smock PGA. Brian’s professional experience coupled with his qualified PGA staff are uniquely positioned to provide the community with an array of junior and adult golf programs and activities, some of which are highlighted in this brochure. Additionally, the pro shop was recently remodeled and stocked with upgraded apparel that sports the City’s new golf logo.

Our goal is to offer programs and places to play where you can enjoy all the beauty that Coronado has to offer. We hope the recreation experience becomes part of your everyday life, and that we can help be a part of that experience. Please take a moment to review this brochure and be sure to “Put Some Play in Your Day.”

Roger MillerDirector of Recreation & Golf Services

MISSION STATEMENTCoronado Recreation Services strengthens commu-nity through programs, services and facilities while enhancing personal development, healthy lifestyles, community involvement and environmental steward-ship.

CORONADO CITY COUNCILMayor Richard BaileyCouncilmember Bill SandkeCouncilmember Carrie Anne Inada DowneyCouncilmember Michael R. DonovanCouncilmember Whitney BenzianCity Council meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month in the City Hall Council Chambers.City Manager Blair KingParks & Recreation CommissionChairperson Todd LittleCommission Member Akshay SateeshCommission Member Chris ToogoodCommission Member Judith MansfieldCommission Member Alison LancasterStudent Commissioner Member Patrick HarrisThe Commission meets the 2nd Monday of each month in the City Hall Council Chambers.

RECREATION & GOLF SERVICESDirector Roger MillerAdministrationManagement Assistant-Sandy DownesOffice Specialist-Amanda RatajesakRecreation Programs (619) 522-7342Recreation Services Supervisor-Stacy BermanRecreation Coordinator-Elizabeth McMahonRecreation Coordinator-Brooke KlosinskiRecreation Coordinator-Jennifer BenzelAquatics & Coronado Boathouse (619) 522-2464/(619) 522-2655Aquatics Supervisor-Lori StuckiAquatics Coordinator-Jordann GottliebAquatics Coordinator-Bruce WillieAquatics Coordinator-Andrea MeierOperationsRecreation Services Supervisor-Orlando ValesRecreation Coordinator-Kellie SpurgeonOffice Specialist-Wesley JonesGolf & Tennis (619) 522-6590 / (619) 522-2650Golf Maintenance Supervisor-Phil FitzgeraldRecreation Coordinator-William JepsenOffice Specialist-Anna DissingSpreckels Center (619) 522-7343Recreation Supervisor-Wendi GarrisonOffice Specialist-Sherry McGlaughlin

Website-www.coronado.ca.us/recreationEmail- [email protected]

RECREATION ADMINISTRATION RECREATION ADMINISTRATION

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ACTIVITY REGISTRATION GUIDELINES ............................................... 64General Information .............................................. 2Participant Information Form/Waiver .................. 66Registration Form ............................................... 65

ADULTSAquatics .........................................................42-44Enrichment Classes.......................................16-25Fitness Classes .................................................. 63Sports Leagues/Teams ................................... 3, 11

AQUATICSGeneral Information ............................................ 37Classes ..........................................................38-43

BEACH ........................................................10BOATING ...............................................32-36COMMUNITYAnimal Licensing ................................................ 12Common Community Phone Numbers ................. 3Spreckels Center ...........................................16-23Sports Organizations .......................................... 11Upcoming Events ................................................. 8

GOLF .................................................... 13-15

LAWN BOWLING ................................... 22-23

LIBRARY ..................................................... 12

PARKS & FACILITIESAnimal Licensing ................................................ 12Community Center ............................................1-9Coronado City Map & Key ..68 & inside back coverPark & Beach Permit Info. ..........................67 & 68

PRESCHOOLAquatics .........................................................37-39Dance & Gym ................................................45-48Enrichment Classes.......................................49-52

ROCK CLIMBING ................................7;54,56

SPRECKELS CENTER .......................... 16-21

SKATEPARKSkate hours & activities .......................7,56,61TEENSAquatics ....................................................37;39-43Class & activities ...........................................58-63

TENNIS ........................................................26-31

UPCOMING EVENTS ....................................... 8

YOUTHAquatics .........................................................37-42Dance & Gym ................................................45-48Enrichment Classes.......................................53-57

5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

ONLINE• FIRST• FASTEST• GET IMMEDIATE RESPONSE

Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American ExpressFor nonresidents of Coronado,online registration begins Aug. 15, 2017.www.coronado.ca.us/recreation Please see page 3 for complete instructions on how to register online.

MAIL IN

1845 Strand WayCoronado, CA 92118Note - Make Checks payable to: City of Coronado Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American ExpressFor nonresidents of Coronado,mail-in registration begins August 15, 2017.For registration forms go to pages 65 & 66 or www.coronado.ca.us/recreation

PHONE IN

City of Coronado Recreation (619) 522-7342Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express

Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:00am-8:00pmSat. 9:00am-5:00pm Sun. 11:00am-4:00pm

FAX IN City of Coronado Recreation (619) 522-7870Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American ExpressFor registration forms go to pages 65 & 66 orwww.coronado.ca.us/recreation

WALK IN

1845 Strand WayCoronado, CA 92118Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9:00am-8:00pmSat. 9:00am-5:00pm Sun. 11:00am-4:00pmFor registration forms go to pages 65 & 66 orwww.coronado.ca.us/recreation

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GENERAL INFORMATIONPROOF OF RESIDENCY & AGEThe city requires proof of Coronado residency in order to qualify for resident rates. Please provide a current copy of a valid government issued picture I.D. and one of the following as proof of residency:*Utility Bill *Military Housing Orders (at least 6 months)*Lease or rental agreement (at least 6 months) *Property Tax Statements *Check with Address ImprintedProof of age is required for all people under the age of 18. You may provide a birth certificate, passport, medical or government issued identification card with the birthdate pre-imprinted on the card. Proof of age is required prior to registering for any programs or classes.

FAMILY MEMBERSHIPSFamily passes are good for up to five (5) members of the immediate family, not to exceed two (2) adults. A family member is a spouse, parent, grandparent or child living in the same household.

YOUTH GUEST POLICYTo assure your child’s safety and to provide a positive experience for Coronado Community Center guests of all ages, we have set the following guidelines:YOUTH 8 years and older can be at the Community Center and pool without adult supervision. We recommend that all youth guests have a completed Participant Information/Emergency Form on file with the Community Center staff. Unaccompanied youth and teens must be able to demonstrate respect for other individuals and for Community Center equipment.YOUTH Under age 8 must be under the direct supervision of their parent or guardian at all times when in the Community Center or pool.If not with a parent, youth under 8 years must be accompanied by a patron 18 years or older. The responsible patron 18 years or older can only supervise 5 children under the age of 8. TEENS 15 years and older may utilize the Fitness Room after completing the Safety Orientation. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in the loss of Community Center privileges. Participants under the age of 18 must have a waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian.

ACCESSIBILITYThe Recreation Department is committed to supporting the Americans With Disabilities Act to provide reasonable services and opportunities for those with special challenges and needs. If you

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require special accommodations for participation in our programs or in the use of our facilities, please call 522-7342.

SCHOLARSHIPS Program Scholarships are available to Coronado’s youth. We offer one scholarship, per child, of the fee of one program up to $50 maximum. This includes your choice of a class per brochure if funds are available. An application is available at the Community Center, 1845 Strand Way. Also, if you would like to help create an opportunity for a child to participate in a recreation program, contact the Recreation office at 522-7342 or by e-mail at [email protected] to inquire about making a donation.

PARKS MAKE LIFE BETTERThe City of Coronado, along with the California Parks and Recreation Society’s “Parks Make Life Better” logo, reminds us that parks and recreation make lives and communities better now and in the future. Parks give us access to serenity and to the inspiration of nature. They give us outdoor space to play and exercise. They are the best facilities for self-directed and organized recreation. In short, parks and recreation services make lives better for everyone in Coronado.

CHARACTER COUNTSThe City of Coronado, the Coronado Unified School District and the Coronado Chamber of Commerce have teamed up for the Character Counts initiative to empower individuals to make positive choices. The thrust of the program is simple...include the six character traits in our community language – Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship. Adopted by communities and organizations throughout the United States, the Coronado Human Relations Commission has brought “Character Counts” to Coronado knowing that the well-being of our society requires all of us to be involved and to do the right thing even when no one is looking.

“LIVE A HEALTHY LIFE…RECREATE!”The “Live A Healthy Life…Recreate” logo identifies programs and activities that provide a health and wellness benefit to the participant. Throughout San Diego County, parks and recreation agencies have joined together in a campaign to create healthy communities and provide opportunities for residents to be physically active. The most common benefit of participation in a recreation program, class, or camp is derived from aerobic exercise. Look for the “Live A Healthy Life…Recreate” logo to find heart healthy programs for you and your family to participate in at the Coronado Community Center.

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ONLINE REGISTRATION1. Go to our web site:https://online.activecommunities.com/coronado2. Log into the Active registration site*3. Choose your courses4. Pay with a credit card and receive

an instant e-mail confirmation of your enrollment

*If this is your first time registering since Sept. 2005 call 619-522-7342 to get a family pin number and login ID. Accounts can be requested online or by calling 619-522-7342.

Please remember to enter the family pin num-ber and login ID.

A service fee is charged for online registration.

COMMUNITY PHONE NUMBERSIMPORTANT NUMBERSBeach & Bay Information 338-2073Boathouse & Club Room 522-2655Braille Institute (858) 452-1111Chamber Of Commerce 435-9260Concerts In The Park 990-5616Coronado City Hall 522-7300Coronado Library 522-7390Coronado Aquatics Center 522-2464Coronado Police Department 522-7350Coronado Recreation Department 522-7342Coronado Senior Association 435-2616Coronado Visitors Information 437-8788Ferry Information 234-4111Flower Association 435-1631Fourth of July Committee 319-5147San Diego Transit 233-3004Silver Strand State Beach 435-5184TDD (Device for the Deaf) 522-7357Tidelands Park Reservations (S.D. Port District) 686-6225

TEAM SPORTSCoronado Adult Softball - Sam Sonne 522-2459 Coronado Girls Fast Pitch Softball - Jason Smith 865-6130Coronado Lacrosse Club - Stacy Morrissey - 850-346-8067 www.coronadolacrosseclub.comCoronado Lawn Bowling Club - 319-5509Coronado Pop Warner - Erin Everett 890-8791CYC - Youth Sailing Program 435-0522Islander Sports Foundation - Derry Cowley -www.IslanderSportsFoundation.orgLacrosse - CHS Sports Complex 522-8970Little League & T-Ball - Kristen Guymon [email protected] Soccer - Cindi Gehler www.nadosoccer.comSelect Soccer - Manny Neves www.nadosoccer.com

INDIVIDUAL SPORTSCoronado Golf Course Information 435-9485 or 435-3121Coronado Tennis Center - 522-2650Coronado Tennis Assn. - Jennie Portelli 437- 4348

SCOUTS & CAMP FIREBoy Scouts - 298-6121Camp Fire USA - Rochelle Ninteman 291-8985Girl Scouts - Nancy Mowry 437-1031

AQUATIC ASSOCIATIONSCoronado Masters - Pete Toennies 435-3543Age group swim teams and water polo (see page 11)

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPSCoronado Art Association - Gerry Lounsbury 435-4546Coronado Art in the Park - Gerry Lounsbury 435-4546Coronado Floral - Leslie Crawford 435-0334

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Community CenterRegular Hours of Operation:

Mon. - Fri. 6am-9pm Sat. 8am-6pm Sun. 10am-5pmYou could be doing the following at the Community Center:• Spending time with your family• Doing something for yourself• Meeting new people• Beginning a workout regimen• Maintaining a healthy lifestyle• Reaching a new goal

The Community Center Features:

•Pool Complex with a 50 meter competitive pool and a shallow recreational/instructional pool.

•Gymnasium with NCAA regulation sized basketball court with floor lines for basketball, volleyball and badminton.

•An amazing indoor Climbing Wall which features a flat face wall, overhangs and chimney.

•The Nautilus Banquet Room that can accommodate 250 people banquet style. The room features a breath taking view of Glorietta Bay.

•A fully equipped Catering Kitchen for use with the Nautilus Room.

•Two Activity/Meeting Rooms with a demon- stration kitchen.

•A Fitness Center in which you can enjoy the view of Glorietta Bay as you work out on our state of the art fitness equipment.

•A Dance Studio featuring hardwood floors, ballet barres and floor-to-ceiling mirrors.

•A sun-lit lobby featuring lounging areas, a snack bar with drinks, snacks, and a reception desk where professional staff can take class registrations, answer your questions, process facility rental applications, and sign you up for a wide variety of activities.

•A spacious park situated between the Com- munity Center and City Hall.

•A wide variety of programs & classes for children and adults.

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FITNESS ROOM

Be healthier and happier with a daily workout!

Hours of OperationsMonday - Friday 6:00am to 9:00pmSaturday 8:00am to 6:00pmSunday 10:00am to 5:00pm

Commit yourself to feeling, looking and living a healthier lifestyle!

Workout with a view of Glorietta Bay!

The benefits of working out or taking a fitness class are endless…promote a stronger and more efficient heart, burn calories, strengthen muscles, improve flexibility, revitalize your day with energy, enhance quality of sleep, control and reduce body fat and allow YOU to do something good for YOU!State of the art equipment includes treadmills, bikes, elliptical and strength equipment!Towel required in Fitness Room. Daily Adult Rate: Coronado residents: $6.00Nonresidents: $10.00Locker room with showers available!Discounted rates for monthly and yearly memberships! Minimum age to use the Fitness Room is 15. Participants under the age of 18 must have a waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian.

Personal Training Available...Visit or call the reception desk at

(619) 522-7342 for available trainers.

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Open Adult Gym Fees: $5.00 $2.00 Resident Discount (unless designated otherwise)

Open Youth Gym Fees: $3.00 $1.00 Resident Discount (unless designated otherwise)

Adult & Teen BadmintonAdults and Teens ages 16 and older can com-pete on Monday nights from 6:00-9:00pm with two courts set up for singles or doubles play. Racquets are available for checkout with an ID. Fee above.

Adult Full-Court BasketballEvery Tuesday night from 6:00-9:00pm and Sunday mornings 10:00am-12:00pm adults ages 18 and over can run the full 94 foot long NCAA sized basketball court. Format is 5 vs. 5 on a first come, first play basis. Fee above.

Adult VolleyballAdults ages 18 and older can participate in semi-organized pick up volleyball games in the Community Center Gymnasium. These recreation level games are played every Wednesday night from 6:00-9:00pm. Fee above.

Adult & Teen Open Gym BasketballAdults and Teens ages 16 and older can compete on Thursday night from 6:00-9:00pm. Both side courts are used with 4 vs. 4 format on a first come, first play basis. Fee above.

Family BasketballFamilies with children are invited to practice basketball and play single basket games on Sundays from 12:00pm-5:00pm. Basketballs are available for checkout with an ID. No full court games are allowed. It’s a great time for children to work on fundamentals with their parents. Fee above.

Monthly Gymnasium Calendar Available on city website: www.coronado.ca.us/recreation

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Requirements for Climbing: • Must be 6 years old. • Signed waiver must be completed before climbing on wall. • Climbers under age 18 must have their parent sign waiver in person. • Must wear closed toed shoes.

Rock Wall Fees: Fee/Resident Discount Youth $12/$7 Adult $12/$10 Senior $12/$8

See pages 54 & 56 for rock climbing classes. Ask about our Rock Wall

Birthday Parties!

Rock Wall Hours: Sunday, Monday, Friday - closed Tuesdays 3:00-7:00pm Half Price climbing Wednesdays 3 :00-7:00pm Two climb for the price of one

Thursdays 3:00-7:00pm Half Price climbing Saturdays 12:00-4:00pm

Skateboarding helps a ton with balance, precision, with air awareness... it gets your senses to be spot-on and it’s also a great way to take my mind off things. Shaun White

SKATEPARK2000 Mullinix Dr.Coronado, CA 92118(619) 708-8341

Participant Guidelines: The Coronado Skatepark is a supervised facil-ity, designed for use with skateboards and in-line skates only. Participants must be 6 years or older to skate. A waiver must be on file and completed prior to skating. Parents or legal guardian must sign in person for all skaters under 18 years old or have their waiver notarized. Standards of behavior and our pads policy are posted and enforced. Pads are available at the park to use for free of charge.

Hours & Fees:Sept. - June:Mon. - Fri.: 1:00pm - DuskSat & Sun: 10:00am - Dusk

June - Aug.:Everyday: 10:00am - Dusk

(Closed on Christmas, Thanksgiving,New Year’s Day morning, Easter morning, July Fourth and days with inclement weather.)

Yearly Memberships:(SKATE ALL DAY, EVERYDAY DURING OPEN HOURS)*Adults (18-54) $100*Youth (6-17) $60*Seniors (55+) $60

SINGLE DAY USE (6+) $5ANNUAL REGISTRATION FEE $10

*Annual registration fee waived with purchase of one year pass

SNACKS + DRINKS AVAILABLE AT OUR SMALL SNACK BAR

See pages 56 & 61 for skate classes and activities for youth and teens.

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CORONADO ARMCHAIR TRAVELArmchair Travel is a monthly social gathering of local residents and visitors who are interested in travel. We meet at 6:00 on the third Tuesday of every month in the beautiful Nautilus Room of the Coronado Community Center, 1845 Strand Way. Each month a local speaker shares their experi-ence traveling to a different country. Refreshments reflecting the country to be discussed are served from 6:00-6:45, when our speaker will begin their presentation. This is a wonderful opportunity for community members to meet old friends and make new acquaintances with whom they share a com-mon interest in travel. There is a $5 admission fee, payable at the front desk.

September 19th - Coronado residents Irwin Karp and Ann Bancroft will share their experience “Be-tween Two Poles - Antarctica and Arctic Svalbard.” Their slides will cover 2013 and 2014 trips to the two polar regions on Linblad Expedition’s National Geographic Endeavor.

October 17th - David and Lei Udell will share their recent visit to the other country “down under,” New Zealand.

Armchair Travel is on hiatus over the months of No-vember and December, due to the proximity of the holidays.

January 16th - One of Armchair Travel’s most pop-ular speakers, Leslie Crawford, will share tales of her recent trip across America in a motor home with her husband Don.

CORONADO BEACHESThe City of Coronado has approximately two miles of beach between the Naval Air Station, North Is-land and the Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado.

LIFEGUARD TOWER:Main Tower: Central Beach (619) 522-7346Portable Towers: North Beach & the Coronado Shores

LIFEGUARD HOURS:Daily: 9:00am to Dusk

AMENITIES:Central Beach: Volleyball Courts, Restrooms, and Beach accessible wheelchairs are available to the public at no charge at the Main Lifeguard Tower on a first come, first serve basis.North Beach: Fire Rings, Dog Run, Dog Wash, Restrooms

RULES:Alcohol and glass are not allowed on the Beach.Fires using clean wood only are allowed in the rings provided at North Beach or in portable barbecues/fire containers. Coals must be properly disposed of in Hot Coal Bins located on the beach. Fires may not be built directlly on the sand.Kites are allowed (South of the Hotel Del Jetty only)North Beach Curfew: 11:00pm to 5:00amDogs are allowed only at North Beach (Dog Beach)and must be on voice command or leashed.Smoking is not allowed.

BEACH CLOSURES:The Beach may occasionally be closed by authority of the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health.Beach Closure Information: (619) 338-2073

CORONADO LIFEGUARDS REMIND YOU TO STAY SAFE AT THE BEACH......... •Always swim near a lifeguard •Learn to swim •Never swim alone •Don’t fight a current •Swim sober •Leash your board •Don’t float where you can’t swim •Wear life jackets when boating •Don’t dive headfirst, protect your neck •Remember, at home you are the life- guardIf you are interested in having a lifeguard give a presentation on beach and water safety to your club, classroom, church, or community group, please call 619-522-7346.

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CMA Coronado Masters AssociationA swim club for adults ages 18 and over whose purpose is to enhance members’ physical, general fitness and health through a program of regular swimming workouts, meet competitions, open-wa-ter swims and rejuvenating social events.Contacts: Pete Toennies, President, 619-435-3543, [email protected] Lamott, Treasurer, 619-222-3436, [email protected] www.eteamz.com/cmaswimmers

CSA Coronado Navy Swim AssociationCSA, formerly CNSA, is Coronado’s only sanc-tioned USA Swim team and has been serving the community for over 50 years. CSA is led by Coach Emmett Walling and a professional staff of experi-enced coaches with the goal of preparing the swim-mers for all levels of competition ages 5-18. The CSA program teaches all of the competitive strokes that prepare swimmers for high school, college and beyond. The club trains year round, six days per week at the BBMAC swim complex. New swimmer evaluations are free of charge and held Tuesdays at 4:15pm at the BBMAC located on Coronado high school campus (818 Sixth Street). CSA also hosts the Annual July 4th Coronado Rough Water Swim. Members in CSA are able to compete in a wide range of age group swim meets held though out the year. These meets feature competition in all age and ability groups. The swim seasons culminate in the long and short course Junior Olympics swim meets. For information WWW.SwimCNSA.org

Coronado Tennis AssociationCoronado residents are invited to become mem-bers of the Coronado Tennis Association (CTA). Membership includes the opportunity to participate in the following events held throughout the year:

Women’s Ladder........Mondays at 11:00am @ CTC

Men’s Ladder............. every Saturday afternoon @ CTC

Ladies Round Robin......................... every Friday morning @ Cays

Social Mixers/mixed doubles.......... 4th Sunday of each month @ CTC

Team Tennis..............every Saturday @ CTC

Tournaments for Juniors and Adults: contact CTA President Jennie Portelli 619-437-4348Leagues: contact Mary Ann McCauley 619-371-3917Membership:contact Vivan McAnally 619-876-0066

CORONADO SPORTS ORGANIZATIONSThe City of Coronado has several organizations that run sport leagues and activities throughout the year. Anyone who is interested can be part of these leagues. There are certain age requirements and criteria but otherwise, anyone is welcome to join.

Coronado Youth Soccer LeagueCoronado Youth Soccer has two recreational sea-sons (Spring/Fall) (Ages 4-12) and a Select season (Ages 6-18) from June - December. Select season tryouts for all ages and for more information visit Coronado Youth Soccer’s website atwww.nadosoccer.com

Coronado Little League & T-BallThe Coronado Little League program offers Coro-nado youngsters ages 5-16 a chance to play base-ball. Players must reside in Coronado according to Little League Inc. regulations. The season begins in February and ends in July. For more information, email Kristen Guymon, [email protected], Coronado Little League Registrar or visit Coronado Little League’s website at: www.coronadolittlelea-gue.net.

Coronado Pop WarnerThe Coronado Pop Warner Youth Football & Cheer league offers a chance to play football and to cheer for Coronado youngsters, ages 6-15. The season begins in August and goes through November. Visit www.coronadopopwarner.comFor more information, call Erin Everett at (619) 890-8791.

Coronado Girls Fast Pitch SoftballCoronado Girls Fast Pitch Softball is an ASA af-filiated program for girls ages 5-14, which offers a fun and competitive environment for girls to learn and improve their softball skills. There is no resi-dency requirement. Volunteers are always need-ed: managers, coaches and team parents. Games are played in Coronado and around San Diego county. The season begins in February and ends in May. For more information call Jason Smith at (619) 865-6130 or visit the website at:www.coronadyouthsoftball.com

“Do you know what my favorite part of the game is? The opportunity to play.” Mike Singletary

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CORONADO LIBRARY640 Orange Avenue(619) 522-7390http://coronado.lib.ca.us

Hours:Mon. - Thurs.: 10:00am to 9:00pmFri. & Sat.: 10:00am to 6:00pmSun.: 1:00pm to 5:00pm

FALL/WINTER 2017/2018The Library provides a wide array of programs for people of all ages.

Children’s Annual ProgramsSeveral annual programs are held all through the year. They include plays by the Junior Volunteers, Pooh Day, the Mother Daughter Tea, Father and Son Huck Finn Day, the Halloween Party, the Kid’s New Years Party and many others.

Children’s Craft programs are held on Tuesdays at 3pm in the Ruby Room. Check the library calendar for dates and projects. Crafts include holiday celebrations, puppetry and story themed projects.

Teen Events held on Wednesdays at 2:30pm (6th - 12th graders) include: Games and Grub (board games and snacks), movies, video games(x-box & Wii), crafts and much more. The first Monday of the month is a high school only program at 4pm featuring a variety of themes.

The Teen book club is held at 3:30pm the first Tuesday of the month and the Teen Advisory Board meets at 3:30pm on the last Tuesday of the month. Check the library calendar for program details.

Junior Volunteers Club (6th grade and older) meets each Thursday at 3:15pm during the school year. The club members put on plays for younger children and help with children’s programs.

Story Hour for childrenis offered on Tuesday and Friday mornings weekly. Toddler time starts at 10:10am. Preschool time starts at 10:45am.Both story times are held in the Ruby Room.Spanish Story hour is held every Thursday at 10:10 in the Ruby Room.For details on any Library program please see their Website at http://.coronado.lib.ca.us or pick up a calendar at the Library.

CORONADO ANIMAL CARE FACILITYThe Coronado Animal Care Facility is located at 1395 First Street and the hours of operation are be-tween 9:00am and 4:00pm - 7 days a week. The Animal Care Facility is closed on holidays. You can always contact them during business hours at (619) 522-7371 and after hours through the Coro-nado Police Department Communications Center at (619) 522-7350. Coronado Animal Services provides stray and nui-sance animal pick-up, acceptance of lost and re-linquished animals, assistance for injured and sick stray animals, control of biting, vicious or threaten-ing animals, barking dog complaints, animal cruelty, fighting animals, animals in hot cars, lost and found assistance and dog licensing.

For your enjoyment and the enjoyment of others:

• Dogs must be on a leash.• Only in designated areas of North Beach and South Cays Park, dogs are permitted off leash on voice command.• Defecation must immediately be placed in a closable container and deposited in a trash receptacle.• Dogs and cats must be licensed when they are 4 months old and within 30 days of being in the City of Coronado.• A license must be on dogs and cats at all times. • Dogs must have current rabies vaccination.

Please call Coronado Animal Care Facility at 619-522-7371 for animal licensing fees.

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CORONADO MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE2000 Visalia Row Coronado, CA 92118

Reservations or Pro Shop: 619-522-6590www.golfcoronado.com

Dorene Bailey [email protected] Events/ 619-522-6590 Option 4Banquets:

Wesley Jones [email protected] Tournaments 619-522-2455

CORONADO GOLF COURSE GOLF INSTRUCTION PROGRAMSWe offer a wide range of instruction for all ages and skill levels.

To sign up for any programs, contact the golf shop at (619) 522-6590 ext. 1 or byemail to: [email protected]

For private instruction, contact the golf shop at (619) 522-6590 ext. 1 to find the best pro suited for you!!

JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMSThe Coronado junior golf program is designed for juniors of all ranges from the beginning stages all the way to tournament level. Our PGA and LPGA professionals are dedicated to teaching and men-toring the future of the game.

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMWe offer multiple classes each week that go over every facet of the game to help introduce golf to beginning juniors and to get them ready for the course. Classes for intermediate junior golfers get them tournament ready and able to go out and play on their own.

There are also designed play days to get the inter-mediate juniors on the course.

Fee: $25 per clinic $35 per play day $55 Saturday all day $130 for unlimited per month

Beginner Clinics every Wednesday Intermediate Clinics every Thursday 3:30-4:30Mixed clinics every Saturday Sep & Oct: 2:30-3:30 Nov & Dec: 1:30-2:30Play days Sep & Oct: 4:00-6:00 Nov & Dec: 3:00-5:00Dates: 9/9, 9/23, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 12/2, 12/16, 12/23

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ADULT GOLF PROGRAMS

WOMEN’S CLINICSThe women’s clinics are a great social atmosphere for beginner and intermediate golfers alike. It is taught by our LPGA certified pro, Shantel Nem-ecek. It covers all aspects of the game and also helps tend to individual needs.

Date: Every Monday except on holidays (Labor Day, Christmas)Time: 9:00-10:00amFee: $25

“FORE” TO THE COURSEThis series of classes are designed for aspiring new golfers who have never played on the course or beginners who want help accommodating to the game. It is a series of four classes that goes over topics such as: putting, short game, golf swing, how to make times, course etiquette, how to check-in, etc.

Fee: $95

Series 1Dates & Time:9/9, 9/16, 9/23 – 1:00-2:009/30 – 4:00-6:00 (On course)

Series 2 Dates & Time:10/7, 10/14, 10/21 – 1:00-2:0010/28 – 4:00-6:00pm (On course)

Series 3 Dates & Time:11/11, 11/18, 12/2 – 12:00-1:0012/9 – 3:00-5:00pm (On course)

SHORT GAME CLINIC SERIESThese clinics are specialized to improve your short game for beginner and intermediate golfers alike. 50% of our shots are taken from inside 100 yards and with this series we will help improve your skill set and consistency.

Fee: $90 $25 per class (when space available)

Series 1 Dates/TimesChipping 9/8 – 3:00-4:00Pitching 9/15 – 3:00-4:00Bunkers 9/22 – 3:00-4:00Wedge play 9/29 – 3:00-4:00



DRIVING CLINICSThese clinics deal strictly with the tee ball. This will cover some swing tips to hitting driver as well as some strategies to help your efficiency off the tee.

Dates: 9/7, 9/21, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9, 11/30, 12/14Time: 11:00-12:00pmFee: $25

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PUTTING CLINICSThese are clinics that deal solely with putting. This covers topics such as: putting stroke techniques, speed, green reading tips.

Dates: 9/14, 9/28, 10/19, 11/2, 11/16, 12/7, 12/21Time: 11:00-12:00pmFee: $25

GOLF FITNESS CLINICThis class is designed to help give some exercises, and warm up routines to improve posture, range of motion, flexibility, strength, and stability to improve the golf swing, and how you warm up and recover from your round.

Date: 10/5Time: 11:00-12:00pmFee: $20

ADULT & JUNIOR PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONOur PGA and LPGA certified golf professionals on staff have years of experience playing and teach-ing. Their passion for the game translates to their instruction and can teach anyone from your first time to the advanced player that wants to compete in tournaments of all levels. Our professional staff consists of former tour players, left handers, fe-males alike. Here is our staff:

Brian SmockChris BrownShantel NemecekTyler PritkinTim Parun

We have a golf professional here everyday to meet your schedule.

Adult Lesson ratesOne 30-minute lesson: $60One 60-minute lesson: $100Package of six 30-min: $300Package of six 60-min: $500

Junior Lesson ratesOne 30-minute lesson: $40One 60-minute lesson: $80Package of six 30-min: $200Package of six 60-min: $400

Private group lessons (3 or more)If you want to do a lesson for a group of people, private for an event, function, or other, contact us for special pricing and availability.

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NSPRECKELS CENTER1019 Seventh StreetCoronado, CA 92118(619) 522-7343

John D. Spreckels Center & Bowling Green

Hours of Operation: Mon. - Fri. 9am-5pm Sat. 9am-2pm Sun. closed

All of our programs and activities cater to those 50 and better.

The John D. Spreckels Center and Bowling Green project reflects a four-year process in-volving significant public input to determine the elements of a facility that will serve a vi-brant Coronado 50-plus citizenry long into the future. The 9,010-square-foot Spreckels Cen-ter is adjacent to the Coronado Public Library and Coronado Police facility, and across from Spreckels Park.

The Spreckels Center - owned and operated by the City of Coronado offers a variety of pro-grams and services intended to keep the 50+ community interested, involved and inspired through fitness and wellness classes, educa-tional and arts classes, volunteer and civic en-gagement opportunities, and much more.

City staff coordinates with the Coronado Se-nior Association and the Coronado Lawn Bowl-ing Club to ensure services and programs are commensurate with the City of Coronado’s Recreation and Golf Services Department.

The Center features a large multi-purpose room, which can be divided into two rooms, an activity room, a social lounge with a pool table, a large catering kitchen, and two outdoor patios. These unique features make this new home for Coronado residents the perfect gath-ering spot. Swing on by to “Put Some Play in Your Day” and discover what’s inside.

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EENHEALTH & FITNESS

CARDIO DANCECardio Dance is a low-impact cardio class that incorporates the rhythms of salsa, belly danc-ing, merengue, rock ‘n’ roll, pop music and Cumbia into fun dance moves. This class will improve your range of motion, balance, flex-ibility, coordination and cardio endurance in a fun, carefree atmosphere. Day: MondaysTime: 10:30am-11:30amDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 11- Oct 2 $29/$24 16116 Oct. 16-30 $23/$18 16117Nov 6-27 $23/$18 16118(no class Nov 13) Dec 4-18 $23/$18 16276 Jan 8-29 $29/$24 16277

FIT & FLEXIBLEFit & Flexible is a total body workout incor-porating mat work, hand weights and bands. This class is designed to help restore and then strengthen muscles and improve mobility and functional strength. Methods from the class uti-lize corrective exercises. Participation will pro-mote relief and physical strength.Day: FridaysTime: 9:30am-10:30amDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 1-29 $42/$32 16121(no class Sept 15) Oct 6-27 $42/$32 16122Nov 3-Dec 1 $42/$32 16123(no class Nov 24)Dec 8-29 $42/$32 16278Jan 5-26 $42/$32 16279

TRY SOMETHING NEW CREWHave you wanted to try a new activity but found it a bit intimidating? If so, you should sign up for the Try Something New Crew! Instructors will provide an overview of the rules and safety procedures followed by guided instruction and the skills needed. You’ll make new friends and get to try something amazing in the process. Please bring a water bottle, sunscreen, hat and athletic shoes. All equipment, supplies and instruction are in-cluded.

TENNISTennis instructors will cover the fundamentals of the game including proper form and tech-nique. Learn to serve and practice forehand, backhand and lob shots.Where: Library Tennis Courts 1014 6th St.Date: Saturday, September 9, 2017Time: 9:00am-11:00pmFee: $25/$20 Resident DiscountBar code: 16126

PICKLEBALLPickleball is a fun paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to learn. Join us to learn the in a safe and supportive environment. All fitness levels welcome! Where: HS Tennis Courts, N. of Fire Station 555 D Ave.Date: Saturday October 14, 2017Time: 11:00am-12:30pmFee: $25/$20 Resident DiscountBar code: 16127

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NRESTORATIVE YOGAYoga is an ancient art based on a harmoniz-ing system of development for the body, mind and spirit. The continued practice of yoga will lead you to a sense of peace and well being. Yoga makes the body strong and flexible and improves the functioning of the respiratory, circulatory, digestive and hormonal systems. This class caters to beginner and intermediate participants with a specialty in corrective exer-cises for those with chronic conditions. Please bring your own yoga mat.Day: Tuesdays and ThursdaysTime: 9:15am-10:15amDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 5-28 $66/$56 16128 (no class Sept 14) Oct 3-31 $82/$72 16129Nov 2-28 $66/$56 16130(no class Nov 23) Dec 5-28 $74/$64 16131Jan 2-30 $82/$72 16132

TAI CHITai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art that offers amazing health and fitness benefits for our modern lives! Learn how to relax while you strengthen your body. Tai Chi offers a unique way of exercising that impacts participants on many levels including better function of the muscles, bones, heart, lungs, and blood circu-lation. Instead of lifting weights at the gym, join us for a class to see what the buzz is all about! Drop in fee per class, space permitting: $18/$15 Resident DiscountDay: WednesdayTime: 10:00am–11:00amDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 6-27 $50/$40 16133Oct 4-25 $40/$30 16134 (no class Oct. 18)Nov 1-29 $60/$50 16135Dec 6-27 $50/$40 16141Jan 3-31 $60/$50 16142

MINDFUL MEDITATIONLearn techniques to manage and reduce stress, calm your mind and increase overall awareness in your daily life. Class includes sit-ting meditation, breath awareness and mind-ful movement. Mindful Meditation is a practice of cultivating awareness, moment by moment, non-judgmentally. Please bring your own yoga mat.Day: SaturdayTime: 9:15am - 10:00amDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 9-30 $27/$22 16143Oct 7-28 $27/$22 16144Nov 4-25 $27/$22 16145Dec 2-23 $27/$22 16146Jan 6-27 $27/$22 16147

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS & TRIPS

HEALTHY AGING: TIPS FOR MAXIMIZING BRAIN HEALTHThe Alzheimer’s Association of San Diego’s ex-pert staff will teach us about the latest research on living a healthy lifestyle, how it affects brain health and how to incorporate healthy habits into your daily routine to potentially reduce your risk for dementia and memory loss. Pre-registration is required; seats are limited.Day: Thursday, Sept 7, 2017Time: 10:30am-12:00pmFee: FreeBar code: 16167

Spreckels Center 619-522-7343

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BUFFALO SOLDIERS PRESENTATION: 9TH AND 10TH CAVALRY

The San Diego Chapter Buffalo Soldiers’ mis-sion is to provide a historically accurate account of the Buffalo Soldiers contribution to American history, specifically the participation of the 9th & 10th Horse Cavalry. Additionally, the San Di-ego chapter exists to increase awareness and respect for cultural differences and to encour-age and improve the quality of life for all people. Join us for an engaging presentation!Seats are limited, must pre-register.Day: Thursday, September 28, 2017Time: 10:30am-12:00pmFee: FreeBar code: 16275

LUXURY TRIP TO GRIFFITH OBSERVATORYJoin us for a luxury trip to the Griffith Obser-vatory, a unique hybrid of public observatory, planetarium, and exhibition space that also hosts one of the best views of the famous Hol-lywood sign. The Observatory, where they aim to inspire everyone to observe, ponder, and un-derstand the sky, is one of the most popular in-formal education facilities in the United States and the most-visited public observatory in the world. We will end the day by viewing the sun-set over the Hollywood sign. Luxury transpor-tation (restroom on board), parking, gratuities, admission and one planetarium show ticket are included. Please select your show when reg-istering. Meals are not included. Bring your own lunch or purchase one at the on-site cafe. Seats are limited; must pre-register.Day: Thursday, October 19, 2017Time: 12:00pm-10:00pmPrice: $150/$125 Resident DiscountBar code: 16169

Refunds only granted if withdrawl is more than 30 days prior to event.

TRIP TO SAN DIEGO BOTANICAL GARDENSThe San Diego Botanical Gardens is home to many different types of plant species. The gar-den features over 20 different gardens: from bamboo gardens to subtropical fruit gardens, it will be hard not to find something you’ll love. After the docent led tour, we will enjoy the Beir-Garden restaurant in Encinitas which features California coastal, local, and beer infused cui-sine. Transportation and admission included; the cost of lunch and beverages is not. Where: Meet at Spreckels CenterDay: Monday, December 18, 2017Time: 8:00am to 2:00pmFee: $75/$65 Resident DiscountBar code: 16176

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

VIEWS & BREWS: LAKE CALAVERALake Calavera was once an active and vio-lent volcano. These incredible forces of na-ture caused a partial collapse of the structure creating a lake. Join us for a 3.25 mile moder-ate incline hike to the top of the volcano. We will explore diverse plant and coastal wildlife that are not typically seen in inland areas. Af-terward, we will head to the innovative Bagby Beer Company in Oceanside. They pride them-selves on serving world class beer, simple food well done and providing top notch inviting hos-pitality.Transportation and admission included; the cost of lunch and beverages is not. Where: Meet at Spreckels CenterDay: Monday, September 25, 2017Time: 8:00am to 3:00pmFee: $55/$45 Resident DiscountBar code: 16197

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NTRAILS & ALES: DALEY RANCHDiscover scenic views of the rolling hills just beyond Escondido. Daley Ranch is a home to undisturbed native habitats that are the pre-cious remnants of the unique flora and fauna that once covered Southern California’s Penin-sular Range. It is dominated by an ecosystem known as coastal sage scrub, however, it has many different microhabitats, including oak woodlands, riparian, vernal pools and ponds. You will also see large granite boulders that have slowly emerged from erosion and magma extrusions from 80 million years ago. We will visit Plan 9 Alehouse which is known for good food and good beer. Transportation and admission included; the cost of lunch and beverages is not. Where: Meet at Spreckels CenterDay: Monday, October 23rd, 2017Time: 8:00am to 2:00pmFee: $50/$40 Resident DiscountBar code: 16218

VIEWS & BREWS: DOUBLE PEAK CHALLENGEDouble peak is a moderately strenuous 4 mile loop trail up and around San Elijo Hills. The 1000 foot incline is worth it with its sweeping views of north San Diego. After the hike, staff will take you to Urge Gastropub and Common House for a delicious selection of comfort food and handcrafted brews.This is a challenge you won’t want to miss.Transportation and admission included; the cost of lunch and beverages is not. Where: Meet at Spreckels CenterDay: Monday, November 20thTime: 8:00am to 3:00pmFee: $55/$45 Resident DiscountBar code: 16280

TRAILS & ALES: MISSION TRAILS REGIONAL PARKNestled in the chaparral and sage scrub of Mission Trails Regional Park is the Visitor and Interpretive Center. You will start the adven-ture here to explore and learn about the won-ders of nature and the people who once lived on this land. Following the presentation, our guide will lead the 3.5 to 4 mile moderate ter-rain hike. After the hike we will stop for lunch at the San Diego Brewing Company, one of San Diego’s original breweries. Their brewer cre-ates a great selection of house brews right on the premises, all available on tap, along with beers from other local breweries as well as from across the country and around the world.Transportation and admission included; the cost of lunch and beverages is not. Where: Meet at Spreckels CenterDay: Monday, January 22nd, 2018Time: 8:00am to 2:30pmFee: $55/$45 Resident DiscountBar code: 16281

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ARTS AND ENRICHMENT

WATERCOLORLearn to paint from the former art director of design at DC Comics. The class will focus on painting fundamentals, learning how to paint using geometric shapes and volume and light-ing. Demonstrations will be provided. Students will learn fundamental painting techniques in-cluding how to hold the brush, the use of water as a medium and how to control paint. Materi-als will not be provided; see staff for materials list.

Drop in fee per class, space permitting: $30

Day: FridaysTime: 2:30pm-4:30pmDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 8-29 $90/$80 16282Oct 6-27 $90/$80 16283Nov 3-17 $70/$60 16284Dec 1-22 $90/$80 16285

SKETCHINGLearn to sketch from the former art director of design at DC Comics. This sketching class will focus on drawing fundamentals, drawing us-ing geometric shapes and volume and lighting. Demonstrations will be provided. Students will learn to properly hold a pencil, practice sketch-ing, and learn the foundational techniques of light to dark sketch. The class will focus on form, light and shade, indication and render-ing. Materials will not be provided; see staff for materials list.Drop in fee per class, space permitting: $30Day: WednesdaysTime: 12:00pm-2:00pmDates Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSept 6-27 $90/$80 16286Oct 4-25 $70/$60 16287(no class Oct. 18)Nov 1-22 $90/$80 16288Dec 6-27 $90/$80 16289Jan 3-24 $90/$80 16290

FLORAL ARRANGINGLearn to design and create a fresh floral piece from the award winning and Corona-do Flower Show Main Showcase designer, Maribel Herrera. This class is a fun and in-teractive way to become inspired and learn some of today’s modern floral design tech-niques and trends. Materials and tools are provided. You will leave with a captivating piece to display in your home. Where: Spreckels CenterTime: 2:30pm-4:30pmFee: $45/$35 Resident Discount $20 add’l supply cost due to instructor on day of class.Dates Bar codeOct. 2 16291Nov. 6 16605Dec. 4 16606Jan. 8 16607

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MLAWN BOWLINGThe Sport for All Ages1019 Seventh StreetCoronado, CA 92118(619) 319-5509www.coronadolawnbowling.com

The John D. Spreckels Lawn Bowling Green is open to ALL for lawn bowling use only. In-dividual and group lessons are available from the Coronado Lawn Bowling Club. Participants must be 16 years of age unless accompanied by bowling parents; first-time participants may receive a free lesson and use of Club equip-ment. For the scheduled times of games, lessons, instruction and other events contact CLBC.

JOIN THE CORONADO LAWN BOWLING CLUB NOWMembership dues for October through De-cember are just $40 and you will get: 3 Months of possible bowling in 2017; 39 Days of Club Draw Games; use of Club bowls until you buy your own; unlimited lessons and coaching; so-cial events & a holiday gala; camaraderie and friendship (a second family); a chance to excel and become a National & even an Internation-al Champion. FUN is limited only by your own imagination. Join today by mailing a check payable to Coronado Lawn Bowling Club to Bob Grobe, 516 4th St., Coronado, CA. 92118.

Coronado Seniors Out and About is a volunteer driver program that provides scheduled rides for a nominal fee ($1-$4 depending on the dis-tance traveled) to residents 60-plus. The rides are provided to medical/health related office, grocery stores, banks, events, the Spreckels Center, barber/beauty shops and more. Rides are provided both locally and into San Diego, up to 25 miles. Program hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday

For more information or to become a rider or volunteer driver, please contact staff at (619) 522-6302 or visit us at www.coronado.ca.us/outandabout. Applications are also available at the John D. Spreckels Center and Bowling Green, 1019 Seventh Street, Coronado, CA 92118.

Coronado Seniors Out and About Program is supported by SANDAG as part of the TransNet Senior Mini-Grant Program. This project sup-ports strategies of the Coordinated Plan, the regional strategy to provide travel accommo-dations to recognized transportation disadvan-taged groups including seniors, individuals with disabilities, and persons with limited means.

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FALL/WINTER CLUB TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS

Monday, September 4: Labor Day Bowling & Potluck Lunch

Sunday, October 8: Southwest Division’s Bill Hiscock 2-Bowl Triples

Tuesday, October 31: Halloween Bowling & Potluck Lunch

Saturday, November 11: “Daylight Savings Farewell” Club Pairs Tournament

Sunday, December 3: Annual Holiday Bias Box Gala

Saturday, December 9:“First Anniversary” Club Knockout Tournament

4TH ANNUAL

BILL HISCOCK 2BOWL TRIPLES

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8This special tournament, sponsored by the Southwest Lawn Bowling Men’s Division, hon-ors local Coronado resident, Bill Hiscock for his unwavering efforts for the preservation of bowls that led to the reconstruction of the bowling green in Coronado and the resurrec-tion of the Coronado Lawn Bowling Club and its membership. He is the only lawn bowler in the South District to be inducted into the Bowls USA Hall of Fame. Come by and watch many of the current champion bowlers in the South West Division, compete in the all day tourna-ment. Admission is free.

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WEEKLY ACTIVITIES & PROGRAMS

ADVANCED BRIDGEMonday 10:30am-3:00pmA Monday version of Advanced Party Bridge. It is not necessary to bring a partner. You must know how to play this game to participate.

PARTY BRIDGE

Tuesday and Thursday 12:30pm-4:00pmPlay this popular form of bridge. It is not nec-essary to bring a partner. You must know how to play this game to participate.

BINGO

Monday 12:30pm-3:30pm (Ages 18+)Enjoy the fun and excitement of playing Bingo and compete for cash prizes and try to win our big jackpot. Fee to play applies to all, including members.

DUPLICATE BRIDGEFriday 1:00pm-4:30pmNon-sanctioned, “friendly, low key”. Partner required.

MEXICAN TRAIN, CANASTA & MAH JONG

Thursday 1:00pm-4:00pmAn entertaining afternoon is guaranteed with one or more of these games. Mah-Jong is “American” style using cards which change annually.

PINOCHLE Monday, Wednesday 11:30am-4:30pmCome and play this popular card game with our fun-loving (and occasionally rambunctious) “P-knuckle-heads”. Whether you are a novice or a pinochle pro, you are certain to enjoy a laugh-ter filled afternoon.

1019 Seventh StreetCoronado, CA 92118

(619) 435-2616www.coronadoseniorassociation.org

The Coronado Senior Association (CSA) partners with the city of Coronado in the John D. Spreckels Center to provide a wide variety of activities for residents and nonresidents 50 years and over. Please come in and see us. We have greeters and staff who are always ready to answer your questions and give you a personal tour of our beautiful home.

The annual membership is $40.00 which entitles members to no-cost activities. A fee of $5.00 per activity will be charged for non-members.

COME ON IN!!! Socialize with card games, shoot some pool, discuss current events, unwind with chair yoga… & so much more! Activities will not be held on City observed holidays.

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WESTERN MAH JONGWednesday 9:30am-2:30pmPlay this fun tile game or learn to play when we offer lessons.

CHAIR YOGAFriday 10:30am-11:15amFree for members only. Visitors can try the class without a fee for one time, then must join the association to continue participating.

CRAFT CLASS 1st Wednesday 9:30am-12:00pmJoin us to make a fun craft project for a modest fee for materials.

CREATIVE WRITING CLASS Tuesday 9:15am-12:00pmCome join our creative writing class for a fee paid per session. It is instructional, practical and entertaining as well.

CURRENT EVENTS Monday 10:00am-11:30amParticipate in informal discussions of interna-tional, national and local current events. Let’s hear your opinions!

FREE FILM FORUM MATINÉE 2ND & 4TH Fridays 1:30pm-4:00pmScreenings are held on the second and fourth Friday. See well-known favorites and some relatively unknown treats. Learn about movies and offer your opinion in a lively discussion af-ter the movie, if you wish.

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3rd Thursday 3:00pm-4:00pmAvailable to members of the Coronado Senior Association only. Call 435-2616 to schedule an appointment.

WARM UP AMERICA 3rd Wednesday 10:00am-11:30amThis fun group of ladies knits items for chari-table causes.

DANCE AWAY DEMENTIAThursdays, 1:30pm-3:30pm8 week class starting Sept. 14 - Nov. 2. Come and learn fun dances, first hour dance lessons, followed directly by one hour of So-cial dancing. It has been proven that learned movement helps the mind stay more active.Fee: TBD

MATTER OF BALANCETuesdays, 10:30am-12:30pm8 week class starts Sept. 12-Oct. 31.“Do you have concerns about falling?” A Mat-ter of Balance is an award-winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels.Fee: TBD

CONVERSATIONAL SPANISHTuesdays, 9:00am-10:15am 8 week class starts Sept. 12 - Nov. 9.Format: 9 week program: 3 themes, one for each 3 week session. Fiest, Work, FamilyFee: TBD

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ISTENNISCoronado Tennis Programs include beginning through advanced instruction for juniors and adults, league play, ladders & round robins, tournaments and social tennis. Courts are available for drop-in play or advanced reservation at 619-522-2650. Online registration for classes is available at www.coronado.ca.us/recreation - or at the Tennis Center.

Tennis Court Locations: Coronado High School555 D Ave.4 courts, all lighted

Coronado Library Courts1014 6th St. 2 courts, all lighted

Coronado Cays CourtsCoronado Cays Blvd.5 courts, 4 lighted

City of Coronado Tennis Center1501 Glorietta Blvd.8 courts, 3 lighted

CITY OF CORONADO TENNIS CENTER1501 Glorietta Blvd.For information call 522-2650

The Coronado Tennis Center has 8 public courts and offers private lessons & group instruction. Clinics for children & adults are offered year roundvia online registration – coronado.ca.us/recreation. Ball machine rental is available through the scheduling office. Private lessons and clinics will be scheduled by appointment directly with our tennis pros. Westwood Sports Tennis shop is located at the Tennis Center and offers racquet stringing and a complete line of tennis merchandise.

Tennis Coordinator:Bill Jepsen

Tennis Professionals:Laila Abdala Derek KellyDavid Brummitt Emmanuel MensahBryan Conway Joel MyersMario DiLonardo Narelle PetteeAngelica Gavaldon Phil Hopkins

TENNIS PROGRAMINGJR TENNIS PROGRAMSRegistration for Junior Tennis Programs is avail-able online at coronado.ca.us/recreation or at the Tennis Center Scheduling Office, 619-522-2650. The program has been recognized as one of San Diego’s premier Jr. Programs. Coronado’s certi-fied Pros have a passion for teaching high quality progressive tennis. Please visit our website at coro-nadotenniscenter.com to learn more about our pro-grams. Daily (drop-in) rates are available.

Village Stars This is an afterschool recreation program (on the Village Elementary playground) giving kids an opportunity to experience the fun of tennis! The program will provide racquets, nets, balls and a professional tennis instructor.Location: Village Elementary, Tues & Thurs 2:20-3:20pm, 1st through 3rd graders. Max 20 kids.

Red Ball Ages 5 & 6 This class is an introduc-tory class for ages 5-6. Children will have fun learn-ing on a 36’ court utilizing a larger “red” tennis ball and junior racquets. Attention span, eye/hand co-ordination, racquet/ball drills, balance, basic stroke production and fun games.

Orange Ball Ages 7 & 8 This clinic is de-signed for the new and returning tennis player or a player who has advanced through the Red Ball Court program. The Orange platform is played on a 60’ tennis court that uses a low 50% compression tennis ball. Movement and stroke production are emphasized along with basic rallying skills.

Green Ball Ages 9 & 10 This clinic is de-signed for the new and returning tennis player. Stu-dents will be developing technical skills needed to play on the 78’ court with a 75% compression ball. This includes stroke production, footwork and ball control skills.

Junior Competition Yellow Ball Ages 11-18This clinic is designed for the new and returning tennis player. Program is designed to increase the level of play, improve player’s consistency, shot selection and footwork.

High Performance Ages 14-18 This class is by invitation only. It is for advanced players who have shown leadership through at-titude, performance and commitment. The objec-tive is to help players reach their full potential and maximize their results by increasing their fitness, technique and mental toughness.

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ISNado cup - Monthly Coronado Junior TournamentDoes your child want to move up to play with the higher-level players? Have them challenge other teammates at our Monthly Coronado tennis tourna-ment. Match-play and competition are very impor-tant parts of developing a successful tennis game. Two hours of matches with medals to the winners. Minimum of 8 kids required. Registration deadline is Friday at 5pm.Day: One Saturday per monthTime: 2:30-4:30pmFee: $20/$15 per personDate: Sept. 16 Bar code: 16154 Date: Oct. 14 Bar code: 16155Date: Nov. 18 Bar code: 16156Date: Dec. 9 Bar code: 16157Date: Jan. 21 Bar code: 16158

September Junior Tennis Classes

Mondays Sept. 11,18,25 (3 classes)

Tuesdays Sept. 5,12,19,26 (4 classes)

Wednesdays Sept. 6,13,20,27 (4 classes)

Thursdays Sept. 7,14,21,28 (4 classes)

Fridays Sept. 1,8,15,29 (4 classes)

Red Ball: 2:30-3:30 $85/$80 Bar Code: 16159

Red Ball: 2:30-3:30 $85/$80 Bar Code: 16160

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $65/$60 Bar code:16599

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16600

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16601

Village Stars: 2:20-3:20 $45/$40 Bar code:16170

Village Stars: 2:20-3:20 included

Orange Ball: 3:30-4:30 $65/$60 Bar code:16198


Orange Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code: 16200



Green Ball: 3:30-4:30 $65/$60 Bar code:16219





Junior Competition: 4:30-6:30 $125/$120 Bar code:16239




High Performance: 4:30-6:30 $210/$200 Invitation only

High Performance: 4:30-6:30 $210/$200 Invitation only

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Mondays Oct. 2,16,23,30 (4 classes)

Tuesdays Oct. 3,10,17,24 (4 classes)

Wednesdays Oct. 4,11,18,25 (4 classes)

Thursdays Oct. 5,12,19,26 (4 classes)

Fridays Oct. 6,13,20,27 (4 classes)

Red Ball: 2:30-3:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16161

Red Ball: 2:30-3:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16162

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16602

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16603

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16604













Junior Competition: 4:30-6:00 (1.5 hr.) $125/$120 Bar code:16243




High Performance 6:00-7:30 (1.5 hr.) $155/$150 Invitation only

High Performance 6:00-7:30 (1.5 hr.) $155/$150 Invitation only

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November and December Junior Tennis Classes

Mondays Nov 6,13,27 Dec 4,11 (5 classes)

Tuesdays Nov 7,14,28, Dec 5,12 (5 classes)

Wednesdays Nov 1,8,15,29 Dec. 6 (5 classes)

Thursdays Nov 2,9,16,30, Dec. 7 (5 classes)

Fridays Nov 3,17 Dec 1,8,15 (5 classes)

Red Ball: 2:30-3:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16163 (no Dec.11 class)



Red Ball: 3:30-4:30 $85/$80 Bar code:16610 (no class Dec. 6)




Orange Ball 3:30-4:30 $105/$100 Bar code:16208





Green Ball Ages 3:30-4:30 $105/$100 Bar code:16229

Green Ball 3:30-4:30 $105/$100 Bar code:16230




Junior Competition 4:30-6:00 (1.5 hr.) $165/$160 Bar code:16247




High Performance Ages 14-18 6:00-7:30 (1.5 hr.) $175/$170 Invitation only

High Performance Ages 14-18 6:00-7:30 (1.5 hr.) $175/$170 Invitation only

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January Junior Tennis Classes

Mondays Jan 8, 22, 29 (3 classes)

Tuesdays Jan 9,16,23 (3 classes)

Wednesdays Jan 3,10,17,24 (4 classes)

Thursdays Jan 4,11,18,25 (4 classes)

Fridays Jan 5, 19, 26 (3 classes)

Red Ball: 2:30-3:30 $65/$60 Bar code:16165

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30pm $65/$60 Bar code:16612

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30pm $85/$80 Bar code:16613

Red Ball: 3:30-4:30pm $65/$60 Bar code: 16614

Village Stars 2:20-3:20 $40/$35 Bar code:16173

Village Stars 2:20-3:20 included






Green Ball Ages 3:30-4:30 $65/$60 Bar code:16234





Junior Competition 4:30-6:30 $125/$120 Bar code:16251




High Performance (HS courts) 4:30-6:30 $210/$200 Invitation only

High Performance (HS courts) 4:30-6:30 $210/$200 Invitation only

ADULT TENNIS PROGRAMSMORNING DRILLThis is an intense, vigorous workout with instruction for experienced Beginners through Intermediate players. Singles and Doubles play strategies. 6 to 8 players in each class.Day: Monday through SaturdayAge: 18+ Time: 8:30-9:30amFee: $22/$20 Resident Discount

TRY SOMETHING NEW!Intro to Tennis for Seniors (55+) Learn how to play the great game of tennis properly and enjoy it even more! It’s a fun way to get a work-out in the bright Coronado sunshine! Sat.,Sept. 9th, Time:9-11:00am, $25/$20 Resident DiscountSee page 17 for more details.

SERVE & RETURN, NET GAME, DOUBLES STRATEGYThe serve & return are the two most important shots in tennis. Learn how to improve your approach shots and nail that finish volley! Combine these areas of your tennis game with tac-tics & strategy for successful doubles play!

Days: TuesdaysAge: 18+Time: 11-12:30Daily rate (if space available): $45/$40Fee: $145/$140 Resident Discount

Month Bar codeSept. 5,12,19,26 16263Oct. 3,10,17,24 16264Nov. 7,14,21,28 16265Dec. 5,12,19, Jan. 2 16266

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Day: MondaysTime: 9:30-10:30amAge: 18+

Dates Bar codeSept. 11,18,25,Oct. 2 16267 Oct. 9,16,23,30 16268 Nov. 6,13,20,27 16269Dec. 4,11,18, Jan. 8 16270

Day: ThursdaysTime: 11:00-12:00Age: 18+

Dates Bar codeSept. 7,14,21,28 16271Oct. 5,12,19,26 16272Nov. 2,9,16,30 16273Dec. 7,14,Dec. 28,Jan. 4 16274

ANGELICA’S HIGH INTENSITY TRAININGBetter court coverage, movement and fitness. Footwork drills, fast paced feeds, technical im-provement, point lay and strategy. Cays CourtsAge: 18+ Fee: $35/$30 Resident Discount

Day/Time: Monday & Wednesday or Thursday 10:30-11:30am

MARIO’S ADVANCED 4.0+ CLINICThese will be high speed, high intensity drill-ori-ented sessions designed to produce technical im-provement and high quality play.Day: MondaysAge: 18+ Time: 1:00-2:00pmFee: $22/$20 Resident Discount

MONDAY NIGHT DRILL This is an aerobic workout. Half-hour drills and then point play with continuous movement. Maximum of 8 players in each class. First 8 to register on-line and pay for each class are in. Please sign up in advance so the instructor knows if we have the minimum required to hold the class. Level: Beginner/Adv. Beginner 2.0 to 3.0

Day & Time: Monday 7:00-8:30pmAge: 18+ yearsFee: $22/$20 Resident Discount

WEDNESDAY NIGHT DRILL Level: Intermediate to Advanced 3.5 and upDay: WednesdayTime: 7:00-8:30pmAge: 18+ yearsFee: $22/$20 Resident Discount

PICKLEBALL MENTOR PROGRAMHOSTED BY TAMMY CARNEYPickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton, ping pong and racquetball and also one of the fastest growing sports. Pickleball is played on a badminton size court, a 3-foot net, whiffle ball and paddle. Beginners welcome. Paddles provided.Fee: $4/$3 Resident Discount

Day Location Time AgeSat. Coronado High School 1:00-5pm 18+Wed. Coronado High School 6:30-8:45pm 18+

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• Event space

• Professional catering kitchen

• 130 guest maximum

• Audio/Visual Equipment available

• Chairs & Tables included

The John D. Spreckels Center is equipped with a beautiful grand room with floor to ceiling windows bringing the outdoors in, perfect for your next meeting or special event.

Spreckels Center

Coronado Facility Rentals

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The Coronado Community Center is equipped with a stunning banquet room that offers the ideal setting for your family celebration or next professional gathering.

If you desire a wedding reception with a bay-front view and indoor/outdoor event space, or a beautiful location for your business meeting or holiday party, your venue search ends here.

Nautilus Room @ CoronadoCommunity Center

City of Coronado Community Center1845 Strand WayCoronado, CA 92118

To schedule a tour or for additional information:

Wesley [email protected]

• Bay-front view

• Indoor/outdoor event space

• Professional catering kitchen

• 250 guest maximum

• Audio/Visual Equipment available

• Various parks/beach ceremony sites available

• Chairs & Tables included

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The Club Room offers unobstructed views of Glorietta Bay and the Coronado Bay Bridge and is the optimal location for your smaller, more intimate personal or professional gathering. Vaulted ceilings, disappearing glass doors, and beach access make this venue beyond the ordinary.

Club Room

City of CoronadoClub Room & Boathouse1985 Strand WayCoronado, CA 92118


Wesley [email protected]

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City of Coronado Golf Course2000 Visalia RowCoronado, CA 92118


Club Room @ Golf CourseDorene [email protected]

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619-522-2655www.coronado.ca.us/paddle

Come down and check out the Coronado Boathouse, located in Glorietta Bay Park! This waterfront facility offers instructional classes for stand up paddle boarding,rowing, and kayaking. Private vessel storage is also available for non-motorized paddle craft. Paddling equipment is offered for rent from the Boathouse location and includes stand up paddle boards, single kayaks, tandem kayaks, and rowing shells. Get outside and PUT SOME PLAY IN YOUR DAY!


BOATHOUSE HOURS

FALL WINTER 2017/2018

September 5 - November 47:00am-6:00pm

November 5 - March 117:00am-10:00am & 2:00pm-6:00pm

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VESSEL RENTAL FEES Vessel: Fee:

Single Kayak $20/1 hr $30/2 hrs $55/4 hrs $75/day Tandem Kayak $30/1 hr $40/2 hrs $70/4 hrs $90/day

Stand Up Paddle Board $25/1 hr $35/2 hrs $60/4 hrs $80/day Single Rowing Shell $35/1 hr $45/2 hrs $75/4 hrs $95/day

Vessel Rental Deposit Required: $100.00

Requirements for Renting• Must be 18 years old to rent• Ages 6-12 must share a vessel with an adult while renting• Ages 13-17 must have an adult on the water with them while renting. Exception-if ages 13-17 have completed a Youth Independent Paddler Pass they may paddle without an adult.• A waiver must be completed and signed in person by a parent/guardian for any minor.• Waivers can be printed off from our website in advance, however a minors waiver must be signed in-person at the Boathouse.• All participants renting City property must wear a lifejacket while renting our equipment.• A security deposit must be on file for any group renting our equipment.

EQUIPMENT STORAGEApplications for non-motorized paddling vessels are available at the Boathouse, or at www.coronado.ca.us/paddle.Space is limited, applications may be placed on a waitlist for one year.

Outdoor Storage$35/month$385/year

Indoor Storage$50/month$550/year

Security Deposit Required: $250.00

BOATHOUSE MEMBERSHIPAccess to vessel rinse station, outdoor warm shower, day-use lockers, and rowing machines.

Fee: Single $25.00 yearFamily $35.00 year

PADDLERS PUNCH PASSBest bang for your buck and best deal for your group paddles. Eight hours of stand up paddle board, kayak, and/or rowing shell use. Boathouse Membership included. Fee: $100.00 for 8 punches (1 punch = 1 hour)

PADDLERS PUNCH PASS - ADVANCEDIncludes 1 hour lesson with PaddleFit working on rescues and proper paddling technique and 8 punches (1 punch = 1 hour). This punch pass will allow you - after you’ve completed the lesson - to take out more advanced equipment; more ad-vanced boards with lighter paddles and a waist-pack.Fee: $150

ANNUAL PASS/QUARTERLY PASS (non transferable)Designed for the paddling enthusiast who wants to take advantage of paddling in the bay without the hassle of equipment transportation, maintenance, and storage. Fee includes use of stand up paddle boards, kayaks or rowing shells. Fee: Annual Pass: $450.00 (365 days from date of purchase)

Quarterly Pass: $112.50 (92 days from date of purchase)

Note: Equipment is only available during equip-ment rental hours and may not always be available due to rentals and program classes. Must com-plete general Boathouse Safety Orientation prior to equipment use and rowing skills must be assessed and verified prior to use of rowing shells.Equipment is only available to use from the Boathouse loca-tion.

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SEINSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES PRIVATE ROWING LESSONSPerfect for any rower who would like personalized training that focuses on proper technique and in-jury prevention. These lessons are designed to help beginner, intermediate, and advanced rowers build their technique to gain speed on the water while protecting their bodies from common rowing inju-ries. These lessons guide the rower from using the basic movements to turning their recreational row into a fun, full-body workout!

Time: Approx. 2 hours, by appointment only. E-mail [email protected] to set up a time/dateAge: 13 and upFee: $65/$55 Resident Discount TEEN LEARN TO ROW A great opportunity for young adults to get intro-duced to the sport of rowing! Topics will include rowing stroke technique on a rowing machine, boat-ing safety, and rowing equipment. Participants will have the opportunity to get on the water in a single rowing shell and will receive coaching on proper rowing technique. Please register 48 hrs prior to class.

Dates: December 18 &19Days: Monday & TuesdayTimes: 8:30am-10:30amAge: 13-18 yearsFee: $60/$50 Resident DiscountBar code: 16292

LEARN TO ROW CLASS PASSWhat is the best total body workout that also guar-antees fun and breath taking views every time you do it? Rowing! Learn about the equipment, tech-nique and training to help you accomplish your goals. Whether you want to enjoy it recreationally or begin looking at a more competitive path, our highly experienced instructors will get you there. This pass is good for four 90 minute private lessons and includes the completion of your “Independent Rower” checklist. Call to schedule your 4 private lessons 619-522-2655 or email [email protected]: $220/$200 Resident Discount(for 4 private lessons)

ROW MACHINE (ERG) FITNESS CLASSIf you are looking for a workout that will help boost your cardio and give you an all-around great work-out, you need not look any further! Our erg classes will give you the boost that you are looking for. Par-ticipants will learn the PROPER rowing machine technique, the value of timing, and pacing oneself. Unlike most erg classes that are held in a stuffy gym, these classes are outside in front of one of the most gorgeous views in Coronado! Please register 48 hours prior to class.

Things to bring:• Closed toed shoes• Non-Baggy workout cloths• Water bottle• Towel

Dates: Days: Wednesdays & SaturdaysTimes: 6:30am-7:30amAge: 13 and upFee: $20/$15 Resident Discount

KEIKI (YOUTH) OUTRIGGER PADDLING (Outrigger Hoe Wana’ao)

Take part in an amazing Hawaiian cultural experi-ence at our outrigger paddling camp! Youth will learn the fundamentals of paddling a Hawaiian outrigger canoe including the role of each paddler, canoe care, safety procedures, rigging and stroke techniques. Paddlers will learn about teamwork, responsibility, and build trust and self-confidence. Plus, they will learn Hawaiian terminology and cul-ture. Our paddling ohana (family) welcomes all lev-els of experience, from beginners to those with pre-vious paddling experience. What to bring: Clothes that can get wet, water, towel, sunscreen. Bring your own lifejacket. If you don’t have one, we will provide one for you. Please note: Swimming abil-ity required and Youth should be able to sit in the canoe seat and touch the bottom of the canoe with their feet.Dates & Times: TBA

Please call 619-522-2655 for more information and/or to put your name on the interest list.

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STAND UP PADDLE CLASSES

All SUP (Stand Up Paddle) classes are provided by PaddleFit. To Register for SUP Classes please contact PaddleFit at 619-210-3640 or email [email protected] Up-to-date class schedule and information: http://www.paddlefitpro.com/classes/You must pre-register for all classes 24 hours in advance.

GROUP INTRODUCTION TO STAND UP PADDLING Come check out the fastest growing sport of stand up paddling. Our introductory class will focus on teaching you the fundamentals of the sport of stand up paddling in a fun and safe manner. No experi-ence is required other than the ability to swim and be comfortable in the bay.

Age: 16 and up Fee: $70/$60 Resident DiscountTo register for class please contact PaddleFit at 619-210-3640 or email [email protected]

SUP PRIVATE LESSONSOur private lessons allow us to tailor the learning experience to your skill set and schedule. Whether you want to learn the basics or want to learn ad-vanced technique, our PaddleFit Certified coaches will help you on your paddling journey.

Time: 1.5 hours, by Appointment onlyFee: $120/$100 Resident Discount/per personTo register for class please contact PaddleFit at 619-210-3640 or email [email protected]

YOUTH INDEPENDENT PADDLER

Finally! Teens ages 13-17 can now enjoy all the perks of stand up paddle boarding at the boathouse without a parent. Enjoy the independence of pad-dling around Glorietta bay after school with your friends, whenever you want to. Independent pad-dlers will have to complete an independent check-list including boathouse policies, swim test and flip test. Pass includes checklist fee and your own 8 hour punch pass.Fee: $140/$130 Resident Discount

SUP FITNESS CLASSESOur SUP fitness classes incorporate SUP skills with interval training as well as land-based strength exercises. Elevating your heart rate combined with strength exercises will have you feeling the posi-tive effects long after the class is over. The class is for those who have some paddle experience. This class includes all equipment.

Schedule: www.paddlefitpro.com/classesTime: 1 hour Classes are held Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings 7:00am. Tuesday and Thursday 5:30pmAge: 16 and up Fee: $40/$35 Resident DiscountTo register for class please contact PaddleFit at 619-210-3640 or email [email protected]

SUP FITNESS PUNCH PASSMake SUP fitness a part of your lifestyle! The SUP fitness punch pass is available to use for SUP fit-ness classes and SUP yoga classes. Paddling equipment is included. Save money and get fit!Schedule: www.paddlefitpro.com/classesAge: 16 and upFee: $270/$250 Resident Discount 10 classesTo register for class please contact PaddleFit at 619-210-3640 or email [email protected]

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BOATHOUSECOMMUNITY EVENTS

FULL MOON GROUP PADDLEPaddle by the light of the moon! Join us for an ad-venture on the bay during the full moon, and stay for s’mores roasted around the fire. A warm change of clothes and headlamp are recommended. Please register at least 48 hours in advance for this pro-gram.Where:Coronado Club Room and BoathouseTime: (6:45pm check in) - 9:00pmFee: $15/$10 Resident Discount/per person plus cost of vessel rentalDate Bar codeSept. 6 Harvest Moon 16293Oct. 5 Hunter’s Moon 16294Nov. 4 Beaver Moon 16295Dec. 3 Cold Moon 16296

SUNSET PADDLE Come join us for a scenic sunset paddle on Glori-etta bay with your family and friends. Afterwards, enjoy a bonfire and roast s’mores together. A warm change of clothes and headlamp are recommend-ed, Please register 48 hours in advance for this pro-gram. Please be advised all participates must know how to swim.TIME: See belowFEE: $15/$10 Resident Discount + cost of vessel rentalDates Bar code Sept. 23 (6:15pm check in) 16302Oct. 21 (5:45pm check in) 16303Nov. 18 (4:15pm check in) 16305Dec. 30 (4:15pm check in) 16304

GLORIETTA BAY PADDLE TOURSTake advantage of the Boathouse’s incredible loca-tion. Head out on the water with one of our staff as they guide you around Glorietta Bay on a kayak or paddleboard. Enjoy views of the Yacht Club, Sting-ray Point and the Coronado Bay Bridge as your guide shares fun facts and history about Coronado and the bay. Never paddled before? No problem! Our instructors will give you basic instruction and assistance. Bring your visitors from out of town for this one of a kind experience! Please register 48 hours prior to tour.

DAYS: Fridays & SaturdaysDATES: Sept. 5 - Dec. 31stTIME: 12:30-2:30pmFEE: $50/$45 Resident Discount (includes equipment)

BAY PARADE OF LIGHTS TOURThe San Diego Bay Parade of Lights is a time-hon-ored holiday tradition brought to San Diego by the boating community. Join us this December for the parade on San Diego Bay, with more than 80 boats lavishly decorated according to the 2017 theme. The parade proceeds from Shelter Island past Har-bor Island, the Embarcadero, Seaport Village, and Ferry Landing in Coronado. Join us as we paddle out to Ferry Landing and watch the parade from the water.Date: Sunday, December 17th from 4:30-9:00pmFee: $20/$15 resident discount per person (does not include vessel rental)

*For all paddles depending on weather conditions, paddles may or may not be canceled.

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CITY OF CORONADO AQUATICS CENTER HOURSAugust 21 - February 18, 2018

(Hours subject to change)

The Aquatics Center will be closed at 10:00am September 22-October 15th, 2017 for maintenance.

ADULT LAP SWIM (Competition Pool)

50 METER SET-UP 25 YARD SET-UP Monday/Wednesday/Friday 5:00am - 8:00pm Tuesday/Thursday 3:00pm - 8:00pmTuesday/Thursday 5:00am - 2:30pm Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pmSunday 10:00am - 5:00pm • There will be no lanes in the Rec Pool from 8am-12:00pm M-F or 10:00-12:00pm Sat. & Sun. • Adult lap swim hours are for adults (18 and older) to swim laps; children wishing to swim laps must swim in the same lane as their parent, or show competitive level swimming skills. • Please circle swim when there are more than 2 people per lane. • On Monday, Wednesday & Friday evenings from 6:00pm-8:00pm, Lanes are reduced for CMA practice.

FAMILY SWIM HOURS (Recreation Pool Only)

Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm Tuesday & Thursday 10:00am - 8:00pm Saturday & Sunday 1:00pm - 5:00pm • Diving boards are available: Saturdays 1:00pm-5:00pm: Diving Boards will be closed starting September 23rd. • Family Swim Hours are in the Recreation Pool only • Children under 8 MUST be accompanied by an adult. Children who can not stand comfortably must have a parent in the water, in contact with them at all times. • Children who are not toilet trained must wear a NON-DISPOSABLE swim diaper, NO EXCEPTIONS. We sell non-disposable swim diapers for $8.00 in the Aquatics office. • 3 lanes are available in the Recreation Pool for lap swim, M-F 5:00am-8:00am, and Tues. and Thurs., 6:00pm-8:00pm. • Pool Temperatures: Recreational Pool - 85o- 86o Competition Pool - 79o- 80o

POOL FEESKey Card Rental required- $10 deposit or government issued I.D.

Fee: Resident Discount: Adults (18 & older) $10.00 $4.00 Youth (17 & under) $4.00 $2.00 Seniors (55 & over) & Person with a Disability $7.00 $3.00 Monthly Pass Adult $120.00 $60.00 Monthly Pass Youth $80.00 $40.00 Monthly Pass Senior & Person with a Disability $100.00 $50.00 Annual Pass Adult* $1200.00 $600.00 Annual Pass Youth* $800.00 $400.00 Annual Pass Senior & Person with a Disability* $1000.00 $500.00

*The swimming pool may be closed for maintenance or training up to 15 days per year. All efforts are made to minimize such disruptions and to keep the pools open and operating at peak conditions for your swimming pleasure year round.

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PARENT & CHILD AQUATICSAges 6 months to 3 years

PARENT & CHILDThis class is for children aged 6 months to 3 years who have little or no water experience and require flotation support at all times. Parent will be in the water with their child at all times to teach them how to enter and exit the pool safely, submerge, float on their front and back with support and begin explor-ing kicking with arm action. Children will also expe-rience wearing a lifejacket while parents will learn about general water safety, calling for help and the importance of knowing CPR and first aid. (30 min-utes) There are no prerequisites for this course. Session Time Bar codeA 10:00am-10:30am 16308 A 4:10pm-4:40pm 16309A 5:30pm-6:00pm 16310 B 10:00am-10:30am 16311 B 4:10pm-4:40pm 16312B 5:30pm-6:00pm 16313C 10:00am-10:30am 16314 E 9:20am-9:50am 16317 E 10:40am-11:10am 16318 See Session Dates and fees listed above.

SESSION DATES:

Monday-Wednesday-Friday Fee: A September 6 - 22 $42/$33 B October 16 - November 6 $70/$55 C November 8 - December 1 $70/$55 (no class Nov. 24) Saturday/Sunday E October 14 - November 12 $70/$55

PRESCHOOLAQUATICSAges 3-5 years

GUPPIESThis class is for children ages 3-5 years with no previous lesson experience or skills, or for chil-dren who may still be uncomfortable in the water. The objective of this level is to help children feel comfortable in the water while teaching them basic skills such as submerging to retrieve objects, front and back glides and beginning alternating arms and legs on front and back. Students will also learn how to stay safe around aquatic environments, call for help and recognize the lifeguard. (30 minutes). There are no prerequisites for this course.

Session Time Bar codeA 10:40am-11:10am 16319A 3:30pm-4:00pm 16320A 4:50pm-5:20pm 16321B 10:40am-11:10am 16322B 3:30pm-4:00pm 16323B 4:50pm-5:20pm 16324C 10:40am-11:10am 16325E 10:00am-10:30am 16328E 10:40am-11:10am 16329See Session Dates & Fees listed in previous column

Children who are not toilet trained MUST wear non-disposable swim diapers. No exceptions. We sell them for $8.00 at the Aquatics office.

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SSESOTTERS This class is for children ages 3-5 years who are comfortable in the water and are able to float and glide with little or no assistance. The objective of this course is to teach children how to fully submerge, float on both their front and their back for 5 seconds and use combined arm and leg action on both their front and their back for 5 body lengths, all without assistance. Students will also learn how to properly use a lifejacket and call for help. (30 minutes)Prerequisites: Successful completion of Parent and Child or Guppies or who can perform the fol-lowing skills with minimal assistance: submerge mouth, nose and eyes, front and back glide 2 body lengths and front and back float for 3 seconds.

Session Time Bar codeA 11:20am-11:50am 16330A 3:30pm-4:00pm 16331A 5:30pm-6:00pm 16332B 11:20am-11:50am 16333B 3:30pm-4:00pm 16334B 5:30pm-6:00pm 16335C 11:20am-11:50am 16336E 9:20am-9:50am 16339E 11:20am-11:50am 16340See Session Dates & Fees listed on page 34.

YOUTH SWIM INSTRUCTION

SEA TURTLESThe objective of this course is to get children who have had little or no swimming experience comfort-able in the water and to teach them basic skills with minimal assistance. This course is designed for children ages 6-12 and will teach them how to fully submerge, float on both their front and back for 5 seconds, and how to recover from a float or glide into a vertical position. This course will also teach children how to change direction of travel while swimming on their front or back and how to tread water using arm and leg action. (30 minutes)No prerequisite. This class is for children ages 6-12 who have had little or no water experience.

Session Time Bar codeA 4:50pm-5:20pm 16341B 4:50pm-5:20pm 16342E 10:00am-10:30am 16344See Session Dates and fees listed above.

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Monday-Wednesday-Friday Fee: A September 6 - 22 $42/$33 B October 16 - November 6 $70/$55 C November 8 - December 1 $70/$55 (no class Nov. 24) Saturday/Sunday E October 14 - November 12 $70/$55

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Session Time Bar codeA 3:30pm-4:00pm 16353 A 4:50pm-5:20pm 16354B 3:30pm-4:00pm 16355B 4:50pm-5:20pm 16356E 9:20am-9:50am 16359E 10:40am-11:10am 16360See Session Dates & Fees listed on page 35 .

STINGRAYSThis course is designed for children who are com-fortable in the water and do not require assistance for floats or glides. Students will learn how to enter and exit the water, dive from a seated position on the side and tread water for at least 15 seconds, all in shoulder deep water. Students will also learn how to glide on both their front and back and how to use combined arm and leg actions on both front and back. Children will learn elementary backstroke, bobbing with forward progression to safety and the survival float. (30 minutes)Prerequisites: This class is for children ages 5-12 who have successfully completed Sea Turtles or Otters, or who can demonstrate the following skills: submerge mouth, nose and eyes, fully submerge for 5 seconds and float on both their front and back for 5 seconds without assistance.

Session Time Bar codeA 4:10pm-4:40pm 16345A 5:30pm-6:00pm 16346B 4:10pm-4:40pm 16347B 5:30pm-6:00pm 16348E 10:00am-10:30am 16351E 11:20am-11:50am 16352See Session Dates & Fees listed on page 35.

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SSESDOLPHINSIn this course, children will learn head first entry from the side in both a compact and stride posi-tion, how to successfully submerge completely us-ing a feet first surface dive and how to do an open turn for both freestyle and backstroke. Children will also learn to tread water using two different kicks and build endurance so that they can swim both freestyle and backstroke 50 yards, and swim both breaststroke and butterfly for 15 yards. (30 minutes)Prerequisites: This class is for children ages 5-12 who have successfully completed Seals or who can demonstrate the following skills: rotary breathing 10 times, treading water for 30 seconds, freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke 25 yards and breast-stroke kick 10 yards.


SHARKSThis course is designed for those students who re-quire stroke refinement and want to build up their endurance. In this course students will learn the competitive starts for freestyle and backstroke and how to flip turn on both front and back. Upon suc-cessful completion of Sharks children will be able to tread water for 5 minutes, swim both freestyle and backstroke 100 yards and swim breaststroke, but-terfly and sidestroke for 25 yards. (30 minutes)Prerequisites: This class is for children ages 5-12 who have successfully completed Dolphins or who can demonstrate the following skills: treading wa-ter using 2 different kicks, swim both freestyle and backstroke 50 yards, and swim both breaststroke and butterfly 15 yards.


PRE-SWIM TEAMThis specialty class is designed for those children whose next step is to join a competitive youth swim team. Students will work on stroke refinement and endurance in a condensed swim workout while also learning how to read pace clocks, circle swim and use competitive starts and finishes. (30 minutes)Prerequisites: Successful completion of Sharks or who can successfully demonstrate the following skills: tread water for 5 minutes, swim freestyle 100 yards, backstroke 100 yards, breaststroke and but-terfly 25 yards.

Session Time Bar codeA 3:30pm-4:00pm 16377B 3:30pm-4:00pm 16378E 9:20am-9:50am 16380See Session Dates & Fees listed on page 35.


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SPECIALTY CLASSES PRIVATE SWIM INSTRUCTIONWe offer private lessons Monday-Friday 2:00pm-6:00pm and Saturdays 10:00am-2:00pm. Private lessons are offered as four 30 minute lessons one on one with an instructor. Our instructors can work with beginner swimmers all the way up to competi-tive athletes looking for specialized training. Start-ing on August 10, 2017 . Coronado residents will be able to schedule their sessions in person, or via the phone. Monday-Friday, 10:00am-5:00pm on a first come first served basis. Non-residents will be able to schedule their lessons in person or via the phone starting August 17, 2017 , from 10:00am-5:00pm. We will not accept private lesson registration via internet or fax. Please remember that this will be on a first come first served basis. (THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, TRANSFERS, PRO-RATING OR RE-SCHEDULING OF MISSED PRIVATE LESSONS.)

Please be prepared at the time of registration to pick the times for your private lessons.

Dates: September 5-23 & October 16 - December 15Fee: $105/$90 Resident Discount

*No Private Swim Lessons 9/25 - 10/15 due to Aquatics Center Closure.

Private Lessons will not be held November 23-25 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.

USA WATERPOLOSPLASHBALLSplashball is designed to introduce the sport of waterpolo to children 5-11 years old. The intent is to pro-vide basic skills and understanding of the sport in a recreational format. Although waterpolo is known for its toughness and endurance, Splashball harnesses all the fun dy-namic aspects of the game in a safe, easy to learn aquatic experience that will motivate kids to swim and stay fit. This 8 week noncompetitive co-ed pro-gram will run Tuesday and Thursdays, September 5th - November 16th, the kids will be divided into two groups. The younger kids with less Splashball experience will be in the shallow water. The kids that are older and have Splashball experi-ence will be in the deep water.Prerequisite: Must be able to swim front crawl stroke 15 yards continuously, swim 15 yards back crawl and tread water for 30 seconds or completion of Intro to Splashball. Kids will be tested on the first day of class.

Days: Tuesday and ThursdayDates: Sept. 5th - Nov. 16thTime: 4:00pm-5:00pmAge: 5-11Fee: $115/$105 Resident DiscountBar code: 16381

*No classes Sept. 26 - Oct. 12th for Aquatics Center closure.

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ARTHRITIS AQUATIC PROGRAMThis is one of the most popular recreational exercise classes. With guidance from a trained instructor, par-ticipants perform gentle stretching and strengthening exercises in a warm water pool. Physical benefits include decreased arthritis pain and stiffness, in-creased flexibility and strength, plus social interac-tion in a friendly atmosphere. Classes/Programs will not be offered on Federal Holidays.

Days: Monday - SundayTime: 10:10am-11:10amMonthly Fee: $20/$16 Resident Discount

Drop in Fee: (If Space permits)Fee/Resident Discount Adult (18 & over) $12.00/$6.00Senior (55+) & Person with a Disability $9.00/$5.00

Dates in which Arthritis Class WILL NOT be held:September 4, Labor DayNovember 23 & 24, Thanksgiving HolidayDecember 24 & 25, Christmas Eve & Christmas DayDecember 31, New Year’s Eve DayJanuary 1, New Year’s Day

*Aquatics Center will be closed for our Annual maintenance and equipment replacement Sept. 25 - Oct. 15, 2017.

WATER AEROBICS

MORNING CLASSESWe offer an 8:00am-8:45am morning class Monday through Friday and a Monday through Sunday class from 9:00am-9:45am. This morning class is offered as an exercise fitness class with cardio and strength training benefits for the guests. Guests who partici-pate in this class benefit with an increase in flexibility, strength, and fitness. This class is offered as a drop in program. Aqua shoes are required for all shallow water classes.

Fee/Resident Discount Daily Drop-in Fee:Adult (18 & over) $11.00/$5.00Senior (55+) &Person with a Disability $8.00/$4.00 30 Day Punch Card:Adult $110.00/$80.00Senior (55+) &Person with a Disability $88.00/$60.00

Classes/Programs will not be held on Federal Holidays.

Dates in which Water Aerobics WILL NOT be held:

September 4, Labor DayNovember 23 & 24, Thanksgiving HolidayDecember 24 & 25, Christmas Eve & Christmas DayDecember 31, New Year’s Eve DayJanuary 1, New Year’s Day

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Tuesday 16383 16390 16397 16404 16411

Wednesday 16384 16391 16398 16405 16412

Thursday 16385 16392 16399 16406 16413

Friday 16386 16393 16400 16407 16414

Saturday 16387 16394 16401 16408 16415

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BIRTHDAY PARTIES Everyone loves birthday parties, that’s why we at the City of Coronado Aquatics Facility make your child’s birthday party extra fun by having it at the pool! Beginning June 1st, 2017 you may choose from three of our pool party packages below and your child will surely have a day splashtastic time. Toys, games, and our reserved picnic area are in-cluded in all our packages along with 1 lifeguard for up to 20 kids.

Package A: $130Recommended ages: 1+2 hours of party time for up to 20 kids •20-30 kids = 1 additional lifeguard ($36.00) •30+ kids = 2 additional lifeguards ($72.00)Recreational Pool OnlyMonday-Friday •12:30pm-4:00pmSaturday & Sunday •12:30pm-5:00pm *Includes: Toys, games and reserved picnic area *Food and party supplies extra

Package B: $325Recommended ages: 3-8 years’ old2 hours of party time for up to 20 kids •$10.00 per additional child •20-30 kids = 1 additional lifeguard ($36.00) •30+ kids = 2 additional lifeguards ($72.00)Monday-Friday •12:30pm-4:00pmSaturday & Sunday •12:30pm-5:00pm *Includes: Small slide inflatable, toys, games and reserved picnic area. *Pizza, drinks, snacks and decorations provided

Package C: $425Recommended ages: 8+2 hours of party time for up to 20 kids. 3 lifeguards included. •$10.00 per additional child •20-30 kids = 1 additional lifeguard ($36.00) •30+ kids = 2 additional lifeguards ($72.00)Saturdays •12:30pm-5:00pm *Includes: Dynamic Dubbo inflatable, diving boards, toys, games and reserved picnic area. *Pizza, drinks, snacks and decorations provided

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PARENT & CHILDGYMNASTICS (Walking-2 yrs)This class is specifically for new walkers up to 2 years, accompanied by a parent or guardian. This active, creative and safe format, introduces young-sters to a social environment enriched with cogni-tive and physical stimulation. Children are encouraged to pursue gross motor skills on all the equipment, and experiencing the joys of movement. Children will enjoy a myriad of equipment to jump, go upside down, balance, roll down hills, and swing from bars. Our experienced professional instructor will help you guide your child through this safe, fun class.Adult participation is required for this class. PARENTS SHOULD ARRANGE CHILD CARE FOR ANY SIBLINGS OR OTHER CHILDREN. Where: Coronado Community Center Gymnasium

Day: TuesdaysTime: 2:00-2:40pmAge: Walking - 2 years

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $110/$100 16417 B 6 classes $100/$90 16418

MINI GYMNASTICS (3-5 yrs)Come and explore the world of spatial awareness for your youngsters by enrolling them in gymnas-tics! Our fun filled, active program encourages young students to explore all forms of gross motor movement skills needed to develop their bodies for future physical endeavors. We incorporate all the gymnastics events to enhance complete body, spa-tial, stretching and positions. Learning through “fun and safe” play and working independently without parental guidance.Where: Community Center Gymnasium

Day: TuesdaysTime: 2:45-3:25pmAge: 3-5 years

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $110/$100 16419 B 6 classes $100/$90 16420 *See Session Dates listed in previous column.

GYMNASTICS I & II (Beginner)GYMNASTICS III & IV (Advanced)Swinging from bars, balancing on beams, tumbling and vaulting over equipment highlight this safe, fun class. All ages and levels are welcome to join in learning the wonderful sport of gymnastics. Proper rolling, safe landing, handstands, cartwheels, bridg-es and handsprings are introduced in a successful and progressive manner. Class will be divided ac-cording to skill level.Gymnastics III & IV is by instructor recommen-dation only. Students will be learning walkovers, handsprings as well as extensive stretching and conditioning.Where: Community Center Gymnasium

Day: TuesdaysTime: Gymnastics I & II Beginner 3:30-4:10pm Gymnastics III & IV Advanced 4:15-4:55pmAge: 5-17 years

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA Gymnastics I & II 7 classes $110/$100 16421A Gymnastics III & IV 7 classes $110/$100 16422B Gymnastics I & II 6 classes $100/$90 16423 B Gymnastics III & IV 6 classes $100/$90 16424*See Session Dates listed on previous column.

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SESSION A: Sept. 18 - Nov. 9, 2017 (8 weeks)

(No classes Oct. 9, Oct. 26, Oct. 27) (No afternoon classes Oct. 31)

SESSION B: Nov. 27 - Jan. 26, 2018 (7 weeks)

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OPEN GYM - GYMNASTICS (8-17 yrs)Swinging from bars, balancing on beams, tumbling practice and vaulting over equipment. All ages and levels are welcome to come practice. Participants must have a Participant Informa-tion Form on File.Where: Coronado Community Center Gymnasium

Day: TuesdaysTime: 5:00-5:40pmAge: 8 -17 yearsDrop in Fee: $15

H2A Dance TEAM AUDITION DAYDancers interested in being on the Award Winning H2A Dance Teams can demonstrate their skills at this audition day. Where: Community Center Dance StudioDay: Monday, August 21, 2017Ages: Mini H2A (ages 5-8 years) Junior H2A (ages 9-11 years) H2A Dance Team (ages 11-15 years) Fee: NoneTimes: Mini H2A 2:00-3:00pm Bar code: 15924Junior H2A 3:00-4:00pm Bar code: 15926H2A Dance Team 4:00-5:00pm Bar code: 15927

MINI H2A DANCE TEAM (5-8 yrs)This rehearsal time is open only to our Mini Heart2Art dance team to work and prepare for their upcoming performances. Our Mini Heart2Art team performs locally in the Coronado & San Diego area. Dancers must be a member of Mini H2A dance team to participate in this class.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: MondaysTime: 3:30-4:55pm Age: 5-8 years

Session* Fee: Bar codeSept. $90 16425Oct. $90 16426Nov. $90 16427Dec. $90 16428Jan. $90 16429

JAZZ FUNK & FREESTYLE (6-13 yrs)Jazz Funk & Freestyle take elements from Hip Hop and Jazz dance and blends both unique dance styles. These dance styles give you the chance to release sassiness and dance fiercely! Leave this class feeling as if you just stepped out of a video!Where: Community Center Gymnasium

Day: Mondays - 11 classes - One SessionDates: Sept. 18, 25, Oct. 2, 16, 23, 30 Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, Jan. 8, 22Time: 5:00pm-5:55pm Age: 6-13 yearsFee: $175/$165 Resident DiscountBar code: 16445

MOVE 2 THE BEAT (3-5 yrs)We will explore expressive movements as we learn basic dance moves. Dancers will do floor combina-tions and learn balancing poses. Your child will build stamina, strength and coordination as they express themselves through music and dance. They wil improve their listening skills and spatial awareness in this fun class.Where: Community Center Dance StudioDay: Tuesdays - 13 classes - One sessionDates: Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, Nov. 7, 28, Dec. 5, 12, Jan. 9, 16, 23Time: 3:30-4:10pmAge: 3-5 yearsFee: $205/$195 Resident DiscountBar code: 16446

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SSESHIP-HOP (6-13 yrs)Pick up some of the hottest hip-hop dance moves in this class, whether your child is a beginner or experienced dancer. Dancers will learn the founda-tion of hip-hop steps. This class promotes artistic expression and movement in a fun, musical envi-ronment. Emphasis will be placed on coordination, rhythm, timing, and confidence. Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: Tuesdays - 13 classes - One SessionDates: Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, Nov. 7, 28, Dec. 5, 12, Jan. 9, 16, 23Time: 4:15-5:00pm Age: 6-13 yearsFee: $205/$195 Resident DiscountBar code: 16448*

H2A Junior TEAM TECHNIQUE CLASS &REHEARSAL WORKSHOP (9-11 yrs)This intermediate/advanced class goal is to unify the H2A Juniors Team and to strengthen participat-ing hip hop dancers. The technique class and re-hearsal time is open only to our Heart2Art Junior dance team to work and prepare for their upcom-ing performances. Our Heart2Art Juniors team per-forms locally in the Coronado & San Diego area. Dancers must be a member of H2A Juniors Team to participate in this class.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: WednesdaysTime: 3:30-4:55pm Age: 9-11 yearsSession* Fee Bar codeSept. $90 16452Oct. $90 16453Nov. $90 16454Dec. $90 16455Jan. $90 16456

HIP HOP BASIC (6-13 yrs)Dancers will learn the basic fundamentals of Hip Hop. Dancers will pick up basic grooves, steps and fun patterns that will challenge their brains.Where: Community Center Gymnasium

Day: Wednesdays - 8 classes-One SessionDates: Sept. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1, 8 Time: 5:00-5:55pmAge: 6-13 yearsFee: $130/$120 Resident DiscountBar code: 16460

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H2A TEAM TECHNIQUE CLASS & REHEARSAL WORKSHOP(11-15 years)This intermediate/advanced class goal is to unify the H2A Team and strengthen participating hip hop dancers. The technique class and rehearsal time is open only to our Heart2Art dance team to work and prepare for their upcoming performances. Our Heart2Art team performs locally in the Coronado and San Diego area. Dancers must be a member of H2A Team to participate in these classes.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: ThursdaysTime: 3:30-4:55pmAge: 11-15 yearsSession* Fee Bar codeSept. $90 16440 Oct. $90 16441Nov. $90 16442Dec. $90 16443Jan. $90 16444

DANCE MASH UP(6-13 yrs)

This class is for beginning to intermediate dancers who want to try all types of dance!!!!! This class will have a little bit of everything each week as dancers will try a different style of dance including; hip hop, ballet, jazz, contemporary and cheer. Your child will expand their dance skills as they express them-selves to music. Where: Community Center Gym

Day: Thursdays - 7 classes - One Session Dates: Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, Nov. 2, 9Time: 5:15-5:55pmAge: 6-13 yearsFee: $115/$105Bar code:16457

JUMP ROPE CLASSYour child will get their heart pumping by jumping in our jump rope class! USA Jump Stars promotes jump rope as a means for creating a healthy body and mind. Our focus is fighting childhood obesity and heart disease while developing personal val-ues, team spirit and sportsmanship through com-petition and live performance... and, of course, fun! Participants will learn basic to intermediate jump rope skills including single rope, 2 person 1 rope, Chinese wheel, traveler, double dutch, and long rope skills. The class is taught by individuals trained by Melinda Everett, National and World Gold Medal jump rope champion and coach of the Coronado Speed Spinners Jump Rope Team. (Please note that due to the number of Monday holidays, Session A & B are combined for one session for Jump Rope class which will be held Sept. 18 - Jan. 22, only on dates listed below.)Where: Community Center Gymnasium

Days: Mondays - 11 classes - One SessionDates: Sept 18, 25, Oct 2, 16, 23, 30, Nov 27, Dec 4, 11, Jan 8, 22 (No classes Oct 9, Nov 6, Nov 13, 20, Dec 18, 25, Jan 1, or 15)Time: 6:00-6:50pmAge: 1 - 8th gradersFee: $135/$125 Resident Discount Bar code: 16459

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BABIES BOUNCING THE BEAT! Research has shown that babies, from develop-ing fetus to toddler, respond instinctively to music and movement and benefit from it. Join your Little Sweetheart for this super music class that enables babies to discover the magic of music. Maracas, bells, and drums abound will have your little music maker shaking, bouncing and Banging to the Beat!!!Instructor Lisa Solis is happy to answer any ques-tions at 619 861-7313Parent (or other adult) participation is required for this class. PARENTS SHOULD ARRANGE CHILD CARE FOR ANY SIBLINGS OR OTHER CHIL-DREN.Where: Community Center Dance StudioDay: MondaysTime: 9:00am-9:45amAge: Babies 6 months to walking with parent

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $80/$70 _________ 16529B 5 classes $60/$50 16530*See Session Dates listed above. _____________

TODDLERS KEEPING TEMPO Music class with mom or dad is an important time for interaction and bonding between parent and child. It develops the baby emotionally, cognitively, socially and physically. Join your Little Star for this fun filled Musical Adventure! Playing with puppets and percussion instruments, singing silly songs, and circle dancing, will keep your tumbling tot Tap-ping to the Beat .Instructor Lisa Solis is happy to answer any ques-tions at 619 861-7313Parent (or other adult) participation is required for this class. PARENTS SHOULD ARRANGE CHILD CARE FOR ANY SIBLINGS OR OTHER CHIL-DREN.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: MondaysTime: 10:00-10:45amAge: 12 months (walking) to 3 years with parent

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $80/$70 16531B 5 classes $60/$50 16532*See Session Dates listed in previous column.

PARENT & TOT TUMBLETIMEThis semi-structured class introduces gymnastics and basic gross motor skill development for tod-dlers. Activities will include some of the follow-ing in each 45 minute class; mat work, stretching, imitating movement, log and forward rolls, hand-eye coordination exercises, balance and obstacle courses. Each class will use different mats, songs and movement that will encourage lots of tumbling! Parent (or other adult) participation is required for this class. PARENTS SHOULD ARRANGE CHILD CARE FOR ANY SIBLINGS OR OTHER CHIL-DREN.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: Tuesdays Time: 10:00am-10:45amAge: 12 months (walking) - 36 months

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KINDERTOTS® This class is designed to develop gross motor skills, movement creativity, physical development (flexibil-ity, strength, balance, coordination), tumbling, body awareness and communicaton skills, while learning numbers, colors, shapes and songs.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: ThursdayTime: 11:15am-12:00pmAge: 2-3 years

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 6 classes $85/$75 16572 B 7 classes $97/$87 16573

*See Session Dates listed on page 49. This class starts one week later on Sept. 28, No class Sept. 21.

BABIES & TODDLERS ARE MESSYMessy play helps babies and toddler explore their developing senses and their creativity in a fun and safe environment. This is a great way for your child to explore different materials and textures, learn about cause and effect, and develop motor and language skills. This class focuses on the process and not the product giving your child the freedom to create their own masterpieces to take home. Parent (or other adult) participation is required for this class. PARENTS SHOULD ARRANGE CHILD CARE FOR ANY SIBLINGS OR OTHER CHIL-DREN.Where: Community Center Abalone Room

Day: FridaysTime: 9:00am-10:30amAge: 12 month (walking) - 36 months with parent

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 6 classes $105/$95 16556B 6 classes $105/$95 16557

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EXPORING THE 5 SENSESJoin in on this NEW class where we will explore the world around us using all five senses. With child-directed hands-on activities, we will discover how our eyes help us to see, our ears let us hear, our hands help us feel, our noses let us smell and our tongues help us to taste things. There will be sci-ence experiments, crafts, cooking projects, games and movement activities to show us why something taste good, how music makes a beat, what the col-ors of the rainbow are, what are popular holiday smells and how to differentiate between soft and hard things. This class will expand your child’s sen-sory awareness and give them “a taste of music, math, science and art.”Where: Community Center Abalone Room

Day: MondaysTime: 9:00-11:00amAge: 3-5

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $155/$145 16558 B 5 classes $115/$105 16559*See Session Dates listed on page 49.

LITTLE JAMMEROOS MUSIC CLUB Specially designed for Pre-Kinder kids who love to celebrate the Joy of Jamming to Music! Research has also shown that early childhood music educa-tion facilitates the growth of neural connections, en-hancing higher brain functions that enable a child to reason in many subjects other than music. Fun filled musical activities include dancing with pom poms and ribbon wands, keeping the beat on lol-lipop drums, theatrical play with puppets and props all in a positive, energy filled social setting that en-courages friendship confidence and independence. Instructor Lisa Solis is happy to answer any ques-tions at 619 861-7313Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: MondaysTime: 11:00-11:45amAge: 3-5

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $80/$70 16560B 6 classes $75/$65 16561*See Session Dates listed on page 49.

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PLAYMANIADoes your child need to play and burn off some of their everlasting energy? In this self-directed play environment, your child will enjoy everything from music and movement, arts and crafts, story-telling, and small and large group play. Children will devel-op social skills and imagination with an emphasis on having FUN! Please leave a number you can be reached at each day when signing in your child. We will call you if your child needs to have their clothes changed. Where: Community Center Sand Dollar Room

Day: Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays or ThursdaysTime: 9:00am-11:00amAge: 2-3

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A Mondays 7 classes $155/$145 16536A Tuesdays 8 classes $175/$165 16537A Wednesdays 7 classes $155/$145 16538(no class Nov. 8 due to room conflict) A Thursdays 7 classes $155/$145 16543

B Mondays 5 classes $115/$105 16539B Tuesdays 6 classes $135/$125 16540B Wednesdays 7 classes $155/$145 16541B Thursdays 7 classes $155/$145 16542


BOOK & COOKIn this Book Club for preschoolers, we will read a favorite book, then cook a recipe related to that book each week. Favorites like “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” “Green Eggs and Ham, “ “Pancakes, Pancakes” or “If you Give a Cat a Cupcake” will be featured. The class activities will increase your child’s love of reading as the books come to life with the dishes they create. Also we will play games and participate in activities related to the book’s theme. Different books will be featured each session.Where: Community Center Abalone Room(This class will meet in the dance studio on Sept 20, Oct 18 & Nov. 8 for Session A and Jan 17 Session B due to a facility conflict)Day: WednesdaysTime: 9:00-11:00amAge: 3-5



KINDERDANCE®This is an age appropriate developmental dance, motor skills, movement and fitness program taught on 3 levels, teaching the basics of ballet, tap, acro-batics and creative movement while learning num-bers, colors, shapes, words and songs.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: ThursdayTime: 9:15am-10:15amAge: 3-5 years



KINDERGYM®This class is an age appropriate developmental floor gymnastics, acrobatics and tumbling pro-gram taught in 2 levels, with emphasis on social and gross motor development, physical fitness and movement education, while learning numbers, col-ors, shapes and words.Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Day: ThursdayTime: 10:20am-11:05pmAge: 3-5 years



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HANDS, FINGERS, HEELS & TOESCreating art is not always done by a paintbrush, sometimes it’s with your Hands, Fingers, Heels and Toes! We will get in touch with our inner Van Gogh and create masterpieces of our own to take home and share with you! With this messy medium, kids build up their finger and hand skills through activi-ties such as finger painting, boosting their fine mo-tor development and engaging them in active ex-perimentation between primary colors. So come join us and let’s make ART.Where: Community Center Sand Dollar Room

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ESKINDER EXPLORERSBring your lunch for an afternoon filled with fun and new activities. Each week our class will explore dif-ferent activities which will include: cooking, sports, games, science, and art. Some weeks we travel to local attractions to explore museums, amuse-ment venues, and nature areas. We will pick up Kindergartens and Transitional Kindergartners from the ECDC (Early Childhood Education Cen-ter) at 11:50am and transport them to the Coro-nado Community Center. Please send a lunch and beverage with your child and pick them up at the Coronado Community Center (1845 Strand Way) at 3:00pm each week.Where: Community Center Sand Dollar Room(Nov. 8 Kinder Explorers will be in the Club Room in Glorietta Bay park, 1985 Strand Way.)

Day: WednesdaysTime: 11:50-3:00pmAge: Kindergarteners & Transitional Kindergarteners

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 8 classes $170/$160 16552 B 7 classes $150/$140 16553 *See Session Dates listed on page 49.

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The following classes with a bus symbol next to the class name include supervision on the playground and transportation in a Recre-ation Department Van from Village Elementa-ry School to the Coronado Community Cen-ter. Note that when 1st-3rd graders get out of school at 2:20pm (1:05pm on Wed) , Rec-reation Staff are at the playground to meet and supervise them. When the 4th & 5th graders get out of school at 2:55pm (1:40pm on Wed), Recreation Staff meet them. Then at 3:00pm, everyone gets into the van to go to the community center.If your child attends a school other than Vil-lage Elementary, call the Recreation Depart-ment (522-7342) to ask about the class fee without transportation available for many of the classes. Without transportation, most classes start at 3:30pm (2:00pm on Wed) at the community center.

KIDS IN THE KITCHENIf your child loves to cook, or you want them to gain valuable life skills, this is the class for you. Each week participants will prepare a nutritious snack that they will know how to make at home. Also they will make another dish. Who knows, parents may even get a night off of “dinner duty” with the goodies that come home from this class. Always new reci-pes guarantee a new experience, even for our past chef participants. Knife skills, kitchen safety and nutrition will be incorporated into each class. Each participant will make a recipe book to bring home so that they can make their favorite recipes again and again. This class includes supervision on the playground from 2:20pm to 2:55pm and transporta-tion in a Recreation Department van from Village Elementary. Please pick your child up at 5:30pm at the community center.Where: Community Center Abalone Room

Dates: MondaysTime: 2:20-5:30pmAge: 1st-5th graders

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $150/$140 16461 B 5 classes $110/$100 16462*See Session Dates listed above.

XTREME SPORTS(3rd - 5th graders only)This class is not your typical instructional team sports class! In our Xtreme Sports Class, partici-pants will go on a new adventure each week to try out different competitive activities. Possible sports we’ll by trying (but not limited to) are tennis, rock climbing, ice skating, bowling, archery, lawn bowl-ing, disc golf, and skate boarding. We will give each parent a list of the class activities in advance so you know what to wear and bring each week. Activities may change according to weather conditions but fun and excitement is guaranteed each class! This class includes supervision on the playground from 2:20pm to 2:55pm and transportation from Village Elementary School. Parents need to pick their child up from the community center lobby at 5:30pm.Where: Community Center Lobby

Day: TuesdaysTime: 2:20-5:30pmAge: 3rd – 5th gradersSession* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $155/$145 16463(no class Oct. 31)B 6 classes $135/$125 16464*See Session Dates listed above.

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ESCORONADOEXPLORERSExplore where fire fighters eat and sleep, learn the secrets to making the perfect pizza, touch a torna-do, rap with a raptor, experience how dogs and cats live in the animal shelter and much more! This after school travel class will take your child to local sites of interest in San Diego and Coronado “to explore” those operations. This class includes transporta-tion from Village Elementary. Please pick your ex-plorer up at 5:00pm at the Club Room.Where: Club Room in Glorietta Bay ParkDay: WednesdaysTime: 1:05-5:00pmAge: 1st – 5th graders


TASTE OF ADVENTURE(3rd - 5th graders only)If your child is adventurous, they will love this class! Each week the participants will have their thirst for adventure quenched by partaking in different land and water based activities. These fun activities in-clude sea kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, rock climbing, plus many more. Participants should bring closed toed shoes, swimwear, an extra change of clothes, sunscreen, water bottle, towel, windbreak-er, and snack. This class includes supervision on the playground and transportation from Village El-ementary School. Parents will pick up their child at the Club Room in Glorietta Bay Park at 5:30pm. Be aware that activities may change at the last minute due to inclement weather conditions.Where: Club Room in Glorietta Bay Park

Day: ThursdaysTime: 2:20-5:30pmAge: 3rd-5th graders


DIY DIVASThere is an abundance of awesome do-it-yourself websites out there with the cutest, most stylish, and downright genius ideas. But who has the time and resources to actually MAKE all of it? We do! At DIY Divas leave the shopping and planning to us. Participants get to enjoy the experience of making creations such as art pieces, jewelry, decorations, and accessories. We will also make a variety of desserts and snacks from scratch. There will be a party on the last day of class to showcase our work and share some tasty treats with family and friends. This class includes supervision on the playground and transportation from Village Elementary School. Activities will vary each session.Where: Community Center Abalone Room

Day: FridaysTime: 2:20-5:00pmAge: 1st – 5th Graders


WALL CRAWLERS CLASS Children in 1st-5th grade are invited to join our Af-ter School Wall Crawlers class. Each week partici-pants will practice rock climbing techniques on the community center rock wall. Participant’s endur-ance, strength, balance, and tenacity will increase as they work out several muscle groups climbing up the rock wall. (Please note that to participate in this class parents and children must sign a waiver for the rock wall.) This class includes supervision on the playground and transportation to the com-munity center, and one hour of rock climbing.Where: Community Center Rock Wall

Day: FridaysTime: 2:20-4:30pmAge: 1st-5th graders (must be 6+ yrs. old)

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 6 classes $95/$85 16473B 5 classes $80/$70 16474*See Session Dates listed on page 53.

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TAE KWON DO Adults and children ages 7 and older can learn the skills of this ancient martial art. This class, taught by a Tae Kwon Do Grand Master, meets twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays. Register for a month at a time to train in this Olympic sport. Where: Community Center Dance Studio

Days: Mondays & WednesdaysTime: 5:30-7:00pmAge: 7 & up (includes teens & adults)Fee: $60/$50 Resident Discount

Month Bar codeSept. 16477Oct. 16476Nov. 16475Dec. 16478Jan. 16479

THE FOLLOWING YOUTH CLASSESDO NOT INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION FROM SCHOOL....

YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUEYour child will improve their dribbling, shooting, passing and defensive skills in this fun non-compet-itive league. No prior sports experience is needed.

To inform parents of how the league operates and to assist in creating evenly matched teams, all league participants and their parents are required to attend the League Orientation on Monday, November 6th at 5:00pm at the Coronado Commu-nity Center Gym:

Skills Assessment and Parents Meeting – Monday, November 6th, 5:00pmWhere: Community Center GymnasiumDates: Practices start the week of November 27th Practice Time: 3:30pm or 4:30pm, practice is one day a week TBD by coach on Tuesday - Friday

Fee: $175/$165 resident discount - Includes: Full basketball uniforms of shorts and reversible jerseys, 8 games, 8 practices, High quality referees, Awards BanquetAge &Bar code: 3rd & 4th grade league: 16480 5th & 6th grade league: 16481

Games: Saturdays 11:00am/12:00pm/1:00pm/ 2:00pm

Game Dates: Dec 2, 9, 16, 2017 (no games Dec 23 or 30) Jan 6, 13, 20, 27 and Feb 3, 2018

Awards Banquet: Fri. Feb. 2, 2018

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ESYOUTH VOLLEYBALL CLINIC This program is open to 3rd – 6th grade girls and boys who are new to the game of volleyball or are experienced players. Participants will receive top level instruction and learn techniques needed to excel in the sport of volleyball in a fun and non-competitive environment. Instruction will focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. No prior volleyball experience required to participate in the beginners clinic. Advanced class is by instructor recommendation only.*See Session Dates listed on page 55.Day: MondaysTime: 3:20-4:00pm - Beginners 4:00-4:45pm - AdvancedAge: 3rd – 6th graders

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA Beginners 6 classes $70/$60 16482 A Advanced 6 classes $70/$60 16483B Beginners 5 classes $60/$50 16484 B Advanced 5 classes $60/$50 16485

SKATE CLASSThis class is open to skaters of all skill levels. The instruction from experienced skaters will help to develop your child’s bowl skating and street skat-ing skills. Participants of the Skate Class will get 5 extra skate sessions to practice their new skills. All safety gear is included with registration.Where: Coronado SkateparkDay: Tuesdays OR Thursdays

Time: 3:30-4:30pmAge: 6-10 yearsSession* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA Tues. 7 classes $55/$45 16486(no class Oct. 31) A Thurs. 7 classes $55/$45 16487 B Tues. 6 classes $55/$45 16488 B Thurs. 7 classes $55/$45 16489


ROCK CLIMBINGYour child can build self esteem, increase fitness, and learn a new sport that they can enjoy the rest of their life. Participants will learn safety practices, basic climbing techniques, and bouldering skills. Participants will climb on the wall during each ses-sion.Where: Community Center Climbing WallDay: FridaysTime: 4:45-5:45pmAge: 6-12 years

Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA Fri. 6 classes $70/$60 16490 B Fri. 5 classes $60/$50 16491 *See Session Dates listed on page 55.

SATURDAYBASKETBALL CLASSESIn this class your child will learn how to pass, drib-ble and shoot a basketball. Rules and the FUNda-mentals of basketball will also be covered. These classes fill up quickly so register as early as pos-sible.Where: Community Center Gymnasium

Day: SaturdaysDates: Jan. 6,13, 20, 27, Feb. 3Age & Times: 4-5 years 9:30am -10:00am 1st - 2nd grade 10:05am -10:45am Ages Fee/Resident Discount Bar code(4-5 yr. olds) 5 classes $60/50 16494 (1st & 2nd graders) 5 classes $60/50 16495

CORONADO SURFING ACADEMY SURFING LESSONSAll lessons include professional instruction, full body wetsuit, and use of a soft surfboard. The ap-proximate time for each surfing lesson is 1 and 1/2 hours with at least 1 hour+ in the water with an in-structor. Where: Avenida Del Sol (Between the Shores & Hotel Del)

Days: 7 days a week Time: TBD Age: 8 to Adults

Group Lessons(2-5 people) Fee: $60 per lesson/per person Private Lessons(One on One) $80 one on one lesson For more information www.coronadosurfing.com or call (619) 293-3883.

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Remember the 5 D’s of dodgeball: Dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge. -Patches O’Houlihan

HOLIDAY CAMP FALL/WINTER 2017On school holidays your child can have fun play-ing games, creating crafts, participating in sports, cooking treats, singing songs, winning contests, and more with their friends all day at Holiday Camp. Holiday Camps are held on many Coronado School District’s Holidays for children in kindergarten through 5th grade from 7:00am-6:00pm including:Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar code

ThanksgivingMonday, November 20 $50/$40 16502 Tuesday, November 21 $50/$40 16496Wednesday, November 22 (ends at 3:00pm) $50/$40 16506

Christmas Monday, December 18 $50/$40 16497Tuesday, December 19 $50/$40 16498Wednesday, December 20 $50/$40 16503Thursday, December 21 $50/$40 16505Friday, December 22 $50/$40 16499

New YearsWednesday, December 27 $50/$40 16501Thursday, December 28 $50/$40 16504Friday, December 29 $50/$40 16507

Where: Holiday Camps are held in the Coronado Community Center

What to bring: Participants need to bring a lunch, beverage, extra snacks, and a jacket to each holi-day camp

Time: 7:00am-6:00pm Ages: Kindergarten – 5th graders (children younger than Kindergarten or in 6th grade or older can not attend this Holiday Camp. Not open to Transitional Kindergarteners.)

Space is limited. Sign up early! Holiday Camps that do NOT meet the minimum registration one week in advance it will be cancelled.

XTREME DODGEBALL MINI CAMPSBy combining some of the most popular games of all time like Dodgeball, Capture the Flag, Hide and Seek and Paintball, Master Sports has created an incredibly fun, fast paced, adrenaline rush game. This game is played on a court with inflatable ob-stacles used for ducking, dodging and hiding. Our dodge balls are child friendly soft foam core models to create a safe and Xtremely fun time.Where: Community Center GymnasiumTime: 10:00am-1:00pmAge: 6-13 yearsSession* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeThanksgivingMon, Nov 20Tue, Nov 21Wed, Nov 22 $140/$130 (3 days) 16508

ChristmasMon - Fri, Dec. 18-22 $185/$175 (5 days) 16509

New YearsWed, Dec 27Thurs, Dec 28 Fri, Dec. 29 $140/$130 (3 days) 16510

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Our Facebook page includes up-to-date information on Teen Programs for 6-10th graders year round. We offer Teen Camps in the summer, after school classes, volunteer opportunities, teen nights and so much MORE!!! Check back frequently for the latest updates and announcements.

CORONADO MIDDLE SCHOOL LUNCHThe Coronado Middle School Lunch Program is a collaboration between the Coronado Recreation Department and the Middle School staff to provide activities on campus during the lunch periods. The program is in it’s 18th year. Everyday the recre-ation staff lead activities on campus such as sports leagues, tournaments, arts and crafts, contests, and field games. The Recreation Department also works with the school’s ASB board to co-host home room competitions and Fun Friday events.

TEAM SAFE “Student and Family Enrichment” WHY JOIN Team SAFE?• It is a fun club for middle schoolers.• It’s a group of teens who get together to eat, socialize and have a good time.• It gives teens opportunities to learn tricks on problem solving, how to mentor their peers and how to become a leader.• It allows teens to get involved in community service projects as a volunteer at Children’s Carnivals beach clean ups and more.• The once a month lunch club meetings let teens learn practical life skills.• Membership includes discounts off Coronado Recreation Programs including Friday Night on Strand.• Want to know more? You will find the Team SAFE application on-line at: www.coronado.ca.us or contact the Team SAFE Program Coordinator, at 522-2461 or by e-mail at [email protected]

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE CORONADO PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSIONConsider making a difference in your community! For the 2017/18 school year, we are accepting ap-plications for a student representative for the Parks and Recreation Commission. The representative will attend meetings, share feedback from peers, and give brief reports. If you are interested in ap-plying, please visit www.coronado.ca.us/recreation.

HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP The goal of the City of Coronado Leadership pro-gram is to provide young adults (11 – 12th graders) with the opportunity to be mentored by our bright recreation staff to learn the leadership skills that are necessary for them to be role models for young children.HS Leaders will be assigned to specific “recreation programs” such as after school classes, special events, or sport programs, where, through hands-on experience, they will have the opportunity to in-teract with recreation department staff and instruc-tors in the operation of these different programs. Although there is no fee for the HS Leadership pro-gram, participants will be expected to make a com-mitment to be at the class, special event or sports program they are assigned for every hour it is held. As a HS Leader, participants will get to experience a wide array of activities as they learn to be a lead-er. Participation in this program will develop com-munication skills, build self-confidence, enhance a sense of personal responsibility, and get on-the-job training needed to help get a job in the future.How to become a HS Leader: Participants must fill out an application and provide two non-familial letters of recommendation. (Not everyone who ap-plies will be guaranteed a spot).For more information on this program please contact the Teen Recreation Coordinator [email protected] or 522-2461.

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TEEN ADVISORY CLUB @ CORONADO MIDDLE SCHOOLIs your teen full of great ideas? Then they should join the Teen Advisory Club! Members of the Advi-sory Club represent the middle school population in the City of Coronado. Participants assist the Coro-nado Recreation Teen Division with planning and brainstorming middle school activities including: fri-day night on the strand, after school classes, spe-cial events, volunteer opportunities, new clubs, and so much more! Teens will have the chance to voice their opinion, talk about programs or classes they would like to see, team build with their peers, gain leadership skills, meet new people, and have fun! Meetings will either take place during lunch time at Coronado Middle School or at the Coronado Com-munity Center. The Teen Advisory Club will meet several times throughout the school year. Our FIRST meeting of the year will be on Monday, September 18, 2017 at the Coronado Club Room in Glorietta Bay Park. The meeting will be held from 5:30-7:00pm and includes a pizza dinner. It is FREE to be a member of the Teen Advisory Club. Participants will need to fill out a membership form. Please RSVP to the meeting by sending an email to Ashley at [email protected]

COMMUNITY TEENS (6-10th grade)Looking for an opportunity to volunteer in your com-munity? Then this is your chance! Every Monday, we will head out in a recreation van to volunteer for a new organization or cause. Volunteer oppor-tunities include: beach clean-ups, community plant-ings, arts & crafts at the assisted living center, tech lessons at the senior center, holiday drives, and so much more! Space is limited.Where: Participants will be picked up from Coronado Middle School after school. Parent’s need to pick up teens at 5:30pm in the Community Center Sand Dollar Room.

Day: Mondays - 12 classes - One Sessions Session A: Sept 18, 25, Oct 2, 16, 23, 30 Nov 6, 27, Dec 4, 11, Jan 8, 22Time: 3:00pm-5:30pmAge: 6–10th gradersFee: $30Bar code: 16511*We have opened this class up to include 10th graders this year!*

ISLANDER EXPLORERS CLUBDoes island fever have you running up the wall? Ever wondered what is beyond the bay, beach, and bridge? Then come along and be part of a team that will ditch the sandy shores and explore what is off “the island”. Members will discover what the outdoors has to offer in multiple natural settings, while learning tips and tricks to have the best na-ture experience. Along with learning the essentials for your outdoor adventures, club members will gain the confidence of becoming a leader and to promote environmental stewardship. For more in-formation on the Islanders Explorers Club call 522-2459 or email [email protected]

OUTINGS

La Jolla Kayak and CavesWhere: Meet at the Coronado Community Center LobbyWhat to Bring: Comfortable clothes to kayak in, water and snack. Day: Wednesday, September 27th Time: TBDAge: 6th, 7th, and 8th graders Fee: TBABar code: 16523

Hiking at Cowles MountainWhere: Meet at the Coronado Community Center LobbyWhat to Bring: Comfortable clothes to hike in, sturdy hiking shoes or sneakers, snack, and water. Day: Wednesday, October 18th Time: TBDAge: 6th, 7th, and 8th graders Fee: TBABar code: 16524

Mesa Rim Rock Climbing / Costco Food CourtWhere: Meet at the Coronado Community Center LobbyWhat to Bring: Comfortable clothes to climb in, snack, and a water. Day: Wednesday, December 13th Time: TBDAge: 6th, 7th, and 8th graders Fee: TBABar code: 16525

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FRIDAY NIGHT ON THE STRANDBring your friends to the Community Center for a night of fun on select Friday nights throughout the year. Enjoy themed activities, dodgeball, video games, ping pong, movies, dancing, and more. Music and snacks will be provided as you hang out with your friends! When? Friday Nights (TBD) during the school year. All 6th, 7th, and 8th grade middle school students are invited.Where: Coronado Community Center Gym, Dance Studio, Abalone Room, and Sand Dollar RoomRegistration: Participants must have a completed Teen Event Guidelines and Rockwall Waiver (if climbing the rockwall) on file. (You can download these forms at www.coronado.ca.us)

Day: Friday nights TBDTime: 5:00–8:00pmAge: Middle School students 6th, 7th, and 8th gradersFee: $12 per Friday night $10 Team Safe Members & Teen Advisory

FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE CLUB ROOMThis evening is very similar to our Friday Night on the Strand, only it will be located at the Club Room in Glorietta Bay Park. On select dates, come have a fun night with your friends. Enjoy dancing, beach soccer, s’mores, and more! The night will also in-clude classic FNOS activities such as video games, movies, snacks, arts & crafts and more!When? Friday Nights TBD during the school year. All 6th, 7th, and 8th grade middle school students are invited.Where: Coronado Club Room and Boathouse – 1985 Strand WayRegistration: Participants must have a completed Teen Event Guidelines.

Day: Friday nights (First event – September 22nd)Time: 5:00–8:00pmAge: Middle School students 6th, 7th, and 8th gradersFee: $12 per Friday night $10 Team Safe Members & Teen Advisory

BABYSITTER TRAINING CLASSThis fun, hands-on class includes topics such as babysitter’s responsibilities, safety, infant care, CPR and an introduction to first aid. Participant’s practice on dolls to learn infant skills including bottle feeding and diapering and learn and practice CPR on mannequins. Participants receive a Child & Babysitting Safety booklet, certificates and a starter first aid kit.Where: Community Center Sand Dollar RoomWhat to Bring:A snack, beverage and pencil to write with.

Day: Saturday, October 14, 2017Time: 9:30am-2:00pmAge: 11-15 Fee: $140/$130 Resident DiscountBar code: 16513

THURSDAY NIGHT ON THE TOWN – BOOMERS, PIZZA, & FROZEN YOGURTStart the 3 day weekend off early with a Thursday Night on the Town! Spend a night with your friends going out to dinner and enjoying all the activities at Boomers. First, we will head to Boomers where we will play mini golf, ride go-karts, play video games and fuel up with pizza! Then, we will stop for frozen yogurt before we head back to Coronado (if you live in Coronado we will even drop you off at your house!). Price includes transportation, chaperones, the cost of dinner, and Boomers admission and activities. Where: Meet in the Community Center Lobby

Day: Thursday, November 9, 2017Times: 6:00-11:00pmAge: 6th, 7th, and 8th gradersFee: $40Bar code: 16514

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SKATE CLUBJoin the “CLUB” to skateboard at different parks each week. We will pick up all “CLUB” members at Pendleton Park on 4th & F Ave. at 3:00pm each Friday to head out to other parks throughout San Diego. This is your opportunity to test your skills on different bowls and “streets” each week. The “CLUB” finishes at Coronado’s Skatepark at 6:15pm.Where: Starts at Pendleton Park on 4th and F Ave. Pick up at 6:15pm at Coronado Skatepark

Day: FridaysDates: Sept 22, 29, Oct 6, 13, 20Time: 3:00-6:15pmAge: 6-12th gradersFee: $39/$29 Resident DiscountBar code: 16520

SKATE ESCAPEShred the day away at exciting skateparks through-out Southern California. Meet at the Coronado Skatepark to head out on a trip to the newest and best skateparks found in Orange, LA, Imperial and Riverside County. For exact dates of the next Skate Escape, contact the Skatepark supervisor by email at [email protected] or call 522-2459.Where: Coronado Skatepark

Time: 7:00-10:00pm Age: 10-18 yrsFee: $10 Dates: TBD

SKATE NIGHT BBQCome to the Coronado Skatepark at 7:00pm where skaters can eat hot dogs, drink sodas and shred the night away with their fellow skaters. Lights will be set up to illuminate the skatepark and skaters can stay and skate as late 10:00pm, so don’t miss out!When & Where: Coronado SkateparkRegistration:No pre- registration. Drop in only.If you have a waiver on file with the skatepark, you are eligible for this evening session of fun! Skat-ers are allowed to skate home by themselves if they leave before 10:30pm. If skater leaves after 10:30pm they must be picked up by a parent/guard-ian.Dates: TBDTime: 7:00pm-10:00pm Age: 10-18Fee: $10

FRIDAY NIGHT ON THE TOWN – HAUNTED TRAILS IN BALBOA PARK

Join us for a SPOOKY Friday Night on the Town as we visit The Haunted Trail and Maze at Balboa Park. Afterwards, we will head to In-N-Out for din-ner! Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring a sweater/jacket. Where: Coronado Community Center Lobby – We drop you off at home at the end of the night! Registration: Includes: admission, transportation, dinner at In n’ Out and direct staff supervision the whole time.

Day: Friday, October 20th, 2017Time: 6:00-11:00pm Age: 6th, 7th, and 8th graders onlyFee: $45Bar code: 16515

A-TEAM(All Together Experiencing Amazing Moments)

The A-Team brings participants a variety of fun opportunities to hang with friends!!! Whether it is cooking, paddling, a bonfire, or a trip to a local at-traction, the A-Team will always offer an afternoon of fun.Where: Club Room in Glorietta Bay Park

Days: ThursdaysTime: 3:00-5:30pmAge: 16-29 yearsSession A: Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, Nov. 2, 9 Session B: Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25Participants may need to bring spending money when going on tripsSession Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeA 7 classes $120/$110 16521 B 7 classes $120/$110 16522

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‘Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn, and cauldron bubble.” - William Shakespeare

HAUNTED TRAIL HIKE - OAKOASIS PARK

If you love Halloween this is the perfect opportunity for you to dress up and scare unsuspecting people on a trail hike at Oakoasis Park in Lakeside. These park ranger-led hikes take families on a trail that is filled with “ghosts and goblins.” By registering, you get to be one of the “characters” on the trail! Par-ticipants must wear a costume (Guns, Swords or Weapons of any type are not allowed!) Sign up ear-ly since this has become a very popular program. Space is limited, and it does include dinner. Also, please note that additional waivers are required to attend this program.Where:Club Room in Glorietta Bay Park -1985 Strand WayRegistration:Includes: transportation to Lakeside, direct staff supervision-the whole time, dinner and snacks.Day: Saturday, Oct 14 or 21, 2017Time: 3:30-10:00pm Age: 6-12th GradersFee: none- Volunteer (Must register in advance.)Date Bar code Oct. 14 16517Oct. 21 16518

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:HALLOWEEN HAPPENING CARNIVALJoin in for more Halloween Fun by running a car-nival game at the Recreation Department’s Annual Halloween Event. Earn community service credit and have fun helping little children enjoy play-ing all the games at the Halloween Carnival; from the Pumpkin Toss to the Frankenstein’s Treasure Chest to the Pumpkin Patch Game, and our NEW “Fear Factor” Room. Note that there is NOT trans-portation from CMS or CHS. Participants must get to the Community Center on their own. Wearing a costume is highly encouraged. Volunteers will get pizza after the carnival and can stay until the Teen Halloween Party starts.Where: Community Center Gym

Day: Friday, October 27, 2017Time: 3:00-6:00pm Age: 6-12th GradersBar code: 16519

PUMPKIN PAINTING (At the Farmers Market)Join us for a fun afternoon at the Ferry Landing farmers market to help young children paint pump-kins. We will pick you up right after school and head to the farmers market. (Transportation will not be provided at the end of the event.) Bring a snack, water and jacket. Where: Coronado Ferry LandingDay: Tuesday, October 17, 2017Time: 3:00-5:00pm Age: 6-10th GradersBar code: 16516

TEEN HALLOWEEN PARTY 2017Come join us at the Community Center for our Hal-loween Teen Party. Good times with great friends is guaranteed! A DJ will be available for all of your music requests! Costumes suggested. There will be dodgeball, music, dancing, Halloween movies, and spooky contests. Snacks, drinks, and Hallow-een treats are included! Exclusive for all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. Must have a completed Teen Event Guidelines/ Participant Information Form on file to attend. (See website at www.coronado.ca.us for this two sided form.)Where: Coronado Community Center

Date: Friday, October 27, 2017Time: 7:00-9:00pmAge: 6th, 7th, and 8th Graders onlyFee: $12 at door admission day of event $10 advance purchase $8 advance purchase for Team SAFE members/Teen Advisory members All Tickets sold on the day of the event will cost $12.

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SENIOR AEROBICSSenior Aerobics is for adults age 55 and over to help maintain and increase aerobic capacity, mus-cle mass and flexibility. This class includes low impact aerobics followed by strength training and stretching. Modifications are provided so that par-ticipants can engage in the workout at their own pace and level. Bring mat, hand weights and water. Wear comfortable clothing & athletic shoes. Physi-cian clearance suggested prior to starting this class if it is a change in your level of physical activity.Where: Roeder Pavilion at the Coronado ShoresWhat to Bring: Bring mat, hand weights & water. Days: Mondays, Wednesdays & FridaysTime: 8:00-9:00amMust pay prior to class at the community center. Session* Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSeptember 1,6, 8, 11, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27, 29 $40/$30 (No classes Mon, Sept 4, 13 or 15) 16562October 2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30$50/$40 16563

November 1, 3, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 27, 29$46/$36 (No Class Fri, Nov 24) 16564

December 1, 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 27, 29$46/$36 (No Class Mon, Dec 25) 16565

January 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 29, 31 $46/$36 (No Class Mon, Jan 1) 16566

All fees must be paid in advance at the community center. Instructor will not be able to accept payments.

SENIOR FITNESSThe Coronado Senior Fitness Program is a comprehensive program designed to help individuals remain healthy. The goal of the program is to work toward and maintain an optimal level of fitness through monitored exercise training and education. This class does not include use of the fitness center.Where: Community Center Dance StudioDays: Mondays, Wednesdays & FridaysTime: 8:00-9:00am

Walk-ins Fee: $6/$4 Resident Discount to attend one class, space permitting.Participants wanting to work out in the Fitness Cen-ter immediatly following class can pay $7/$4 Resi-dent Discount, which includes both class and Fit-ness Center.Months Fee/Resident Discount Bar codeSeptember $55/$45 16567October $55/$45 16568 November $55/$45 16569 December $55/$45 16570 January $55/$45 16571

JAZZERCISE

Coronado Community Center1845 Strand Way • Coronado, CA850-206-7708 • Leanne [email protected]

Jazzercise is a pulse-pounding, beat-pumping fit-ness program that gets you results...fast. This workout is for those of all ages, shapes and fitness levels. Join our dance party as we torch calories with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn!*High and low impact options are demonstrated throughout class.

Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat.* 8:30am Tues., Thurs. 5:45pmPricing:$40/mo - 12 month minimum, NO Joining Fee$45/mo - 6 month minimum, $25 Joining Fee$50/mo - 2 month minimum, $40 Joining Fee* Saturday classes Jan. 6 - Feb. 3, 2018 will be held

8:00am-9:00am.

GIRLFORCE

Our dance fitness program offers physical, emo-tional and mental health benefits that help provide a positive way to prep for your future. Girls ages 16 to 21 take class for FREE during 2017!

We Raise the Bar

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MINIMUMS/MAXIMUMSAll classes have a preset number of minimum and maximum participants. This ensures a safe partici-pant/instructor ratio, as well as enhances the quality of the program for those enrolled. Registration staff cannot make exceptions to the program maximum.

REFUNDS AND WITHDRAWALSFor any class that is canceled by the Recreation Department, the registrant is entitled to a transfer, credit, or a full refund. Refund requests for over $50 will be processed and mailed to you within 2-3 weeks. Refunds for programs paid with a credit card will be refunded to that credit card. Cash re-fund requests for less than $50 may be picked up at the Community Center between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday.We will be happy to grant any requests for refunds and withdrawals if received 72 hours prior to the first day of class or camp. A 25% administrative fee will be charged PER PERSON/PER CLASS for all withdrawals and transfers requested less than 72 hours prior to the start of the program.Because of the cost incurred by the City to prepare for the program, including staffing and purchasing supplies, full credits, refunds or transfers will not be granted once the program begins.

MEDICAL REFUNDSIn the event of a medical emergency, injury or ill-ness, a refund less a pro-rated fees for classes attended will be authorized when verified with a signed, dated physicians note. A refund request for a medical emergency must be received prior to the last day of the class or camp session.

TRANSFERSWe will be happy to grant any requests for transfers made in person or by phone if received 72 hours prior to the first day of the program. Transfers will not be granted to those who fail to attend a program or fail to request the transfer 72 hours prior to the start of the program.

DISCOUNTSResidents of Coronado receive a discount on the price of most programs.

AGE REQUIREMENTSTo register for a program, your child must be the minimum age listed by the first day of the program.

SAME DAY REGISTRATION FEEApplies to same day and late registration where the program or schedule may be affected. Same day and late registration may be accepted, but it is not pro-rated. Fee is $10.

WAIT LISTSIn the event that a class is full, you have an op-tion of being placed on a waiting list for up to two classes per person per session/week. There is a 24 hour policy for all wait lists. If you are called and we do not hear back from you within 24 hours, your space in the class will be filled by the next available person. It is your responsibility to make sure we have correct contact information. Multiple phone numbers and an email address are helpful.

INCLUSION MISSION STATEMENT:The City of Coronado Recreation Department is committed to serving the needs of everyone in the community through inclusive programming, providing an atmosphere in which persons with and without special needs can interact, play, and socialize with their peers in an all-inclusive, supportive environment.

INCLUSIONCoronado Recreation along with Kids Included Together is committed to providing recreation activities for children with and without special needs in an inclusive environment. Please contact the Recreation Department at 522-2461 if you would like more information about our inclusion philosophy.All requests must be received at least 3 weeks prior to the start of the program.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Children must be able to use the restroom independently in order to participate in youth recreation activities.Please notify the Recreation Department in ad-vance of any special needs your child may have. There will be a $1.00/minute charge for picking your child up after the scheduled ending time of a class or program.Classes/Programs will not be held on Federal Holi-days.

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION GUIDELINES

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“We Create Community Through People, Parks and Programs!”

C ITY OF CORONADO R E C R E AT I O N AC T I V I T Y R EG I ST R AT I O N F O R M

STEP 1: Please sign the acknowledgement at the bottom of this page.

STEP 2: Provide your current information. Please list phone numbers and email address and check your preferred method of contact. Please print clearly.

● Your relationship to the participant(s): ● Your Name: (First) (M.I.) (Last) ● Current Address: (Street) (Apt. #) (City) (State) (Zip Code) ● Daytime Phone: Cell: Other: ● E-mail address:

STEP 3: Provide the participant’s information, class information and fees. Please print clearly.

Participant’s Name (You may list more than one person) M/F DOB Age Grade Class Name Class #

(Bar code) Class Fees (Res. / Nonres.)

STEP 4: Choose form of payment and sign below. ● Cash ● Check # (Make payable to the City of Coronado):_______________ ● Visa/MC/AMEX/Disc #: ____________________________ ● Exp. Date:_____________________________ ● Credit on Account (Please list amount):___________________ I have read and understand the policies listed in the Registration Guidelines and I agree to pay the full amount of the Grand Total.

If I choose to pay by credit card, I authorize the City of Coronado to charge my credit card for the Grand Total amount shown. Signature::__________________________________________

SUBTOTAL:

OPTIONAL SCHOLARSHIP DONATION:

The Scholarship Fund helps to create an opportunity for a child to participate in a recreation program.

GRAND TOTAL:

STEP 5: I understand that in order for me/my child to participate in the City of Coronado Recreation Programs, I must have a Participant Information Form on file. Signature::_________________________________________ Date::_____________________________________________

Today’s Date:_____________

Resident Nonresident ___

Registrar’s Initials:_______

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT The City of Coronado complies with the Americans with

Disabilities Act by providing reasonable accommodations and special assistance to those individuals with disabilities who

would like to participate in our programs. Please call (619) 522-7305 for more information.

IMPORTANT! PROOF OF CORONADO RESIDENCY REQUIRED: The City requires proof of Coronado residency in order to qualify for resident fees.

Please provide a current copy of a valid I.D. and one of the following when you register: ● Property Tax Statement ● Utility Bill ● Military Orders ● Check with Address Imprinted

PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED FOR YOUTH PARTICIPANTS:

Proof of age is required the first time you register. Please provide a copy of one of the following that includes name and birth date:

● Birth Certificate ● School Record ● Passport ● Health Card

CONTACT US: 1845 Strand Way, Coronado, CA 92118

Phone: (619) 522-7342 Fax: (619) 522-7870 TDD Line for the hearing impaired: (619) 522-7357

Website: www.coronado.ca.us/recreation Email: [email protected]

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CITY OF CORONADO GUIDELINES FOR PARK USE

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Thank you for your interest in a Coronado public park as the location for your special event. Please review the application procedures and regulations carefully before completing the application. Regulations are established to ensure the safety of your event participants as well as compatibility with the park environment and neighboring residents. Your cooperation in following our guidelines is appreciated. 1. All organized use of City Parks, use specific to a

particular time or location in a park, use by a group of more than 25 people, or use including a “Jump House” or other activity center requires a use permit. Groups of larger than 100 persons require special consideration for locations other than the beach venues.

2. Applications are considered on a first-come, first served basis for available space. All use must be compatible with the intended use of the park. Only one permit per venue per day will be issued (only one permit per weekend at Bayview Park).

3. Persons requesting use of a City facility are required to pay applicable rental fees and provide the City with a Certificate of Insurance naming the City additionally insured for bodily injury and property damage, along with an Additional Insured Endorsement. The amount required is $1,000,000 for any event. The Certificate of Insurance will not be accepted unless it states all the correct information. The applicant must sign a Hold Harmless Agreement. The City of Coronado is able to provide you with the Special Event Liability insurance coverage; cost is determined by type of event and number of participants. Please call our office for further information.

4. Event will be tentatively scheduled after receipt of

application, proof of Residency (to qualify for Resident Rates if applicable), and a $25.00 nonrefundable application fee.

5. Event will be confirmed upon receipt of the

following: � Signed contract • Cleaning/damage deposit (not refunded on

cancelled events) • 50% of the rental fee. • Certificate of Insurance with the additional insured

endorsement (or payment to purchase insurance through the City).

6. Events can be held between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

7. Applications must be submitted a minimum of 10working days in advance and will be accepted no more than 14 months (24 months for Coronado Residents) prior to the event.

8. All sporting events, regardless of the number of participants, require a use permit.

REGULATIONS:• Organized use is not permitted on holidays or

holiday weekends; Use permits will not be issued for these dates.

• Smoking and Alcohol are not allowed in any of the parks.

• Vehicles are not allowed on turf or sand. • Amplified music or bands are not permitted. Radios

and one (1) acoustical instrument are permitted provided music cannot be heard outside of immediate area.

• Event equipment (such as tents, canopies, arbors, jump houses or entertainment centers) must be provided through a company holding a current Coronado Business License.

• Decorations must be environmental friendly. No latex balloons.

• Commercial vendors are not permitted on Parks. • Curfew in all parks is from 11:00 p.m. - 5:00 a.m. • Stakes are not allowed in any parks due to potential

irrigation system damage. • All tents must be free standing. Tents larger than

225 sq. ft. require a building permit from the City of Coronado, Community Development Department at (619) 522-7326.

• Areas cannot be roped off in any manner. • The damage deposit will be retained on all

cancellations. • Jump houses or entertainment activities will be

limited to one activity and one generator only.

For additional information, call the Recreation Department at (619) 522-7342.

THIS FORM IS NOT A PERMIT. PLEASE DO NOT FINALIZE PLANS OR SEND INVITATIONS UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED A PERMIT FROM OUR OFFICE.

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