Town of Perinton - Spring 2022

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James e. smith Center

THE INDOOR TRACKThe Indoor Track is available to residents at no charge and non-residents for $1. Simply sign in daily at the window by the track and please wear rubber soled shoes. The gymnasium and track are climate controlled for your comfort. The inside lane (1/17th mile) is for walkers and the outside lane (1/16th mile) is for runners.

THE FITNESS/WELLNESS CENTERThe Fitness/Wellness Center offers a fully equipped Cardio-Fitness Lobby and Strength-Resistance Room for participants at least 14 years old.

THE AQUATIC CENTERThe Aquatic Center features a 25 yard lap pool, leisure pool and whirlpool. The facility is totally enclosed for year-round use.

DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSESDrop-In Fitness is offered for $7.00 per class. Non-resident rate is $8.00 per class. Check out our adult and teen fitness classes inside this brochure. Group cycling classes are $8.00 for residents and $9.00 for non-residents. Only the classes on the Fitness pages are eligible for drop-in rates.

PASS FEESUpon purchase or renewal of your pass, you will be issued a photo ID card to be used as your pass. Under this procedure, a separate pass will be required for each pass holder. LOST PASS REPLACEMENT FEE - $10.

JAMES E. SMITH CENTER

Located at 1350 Turk Hill Road

Mon.-Fri. 6:00 AM-9:00 PM Sat. 7:00 AM-7:00 PM Sun. 9:00 AM-6:00 PM

Office: 223-5050 • Fax: 223-4045Taped Info: 425-1170

ROOMS AND GYM FOR RENTAn ideal location for family parties, birthday parties, showers, reunions, business meetings or informational seminars. We also offer group rate discounts for swim parties tied to room rentals. For information, contact Jeff Ackerman at 223-5050 or [email protected]. GYM DROP-IN PROGRAMSDrop-In Programs are available for all ages. Admission is $4.25 per person with proof of residency. Admission for non-residents is $5.50. All participants must show ID every time. 10X stamp passes are available to residents ($37.00) and non-residents ($50.00). For RESIDENTS, 14 years and over: Show your active monthly or 20 Visit Fitness Pass and get $1.00 off your daily drop-in fee or half off your purchase of a new stamp pass. All participants must still sign in at the registration desk for basketball/volleyball/pickleball/table tennis and/or fitness/aquatic area(s). PERSONAL TRAINING/WELLNESS COACHINGPersonal training and wellness coaching will help you achieve your fitness goals. $38 per hour, or purchase 6 visits for the price of 5. Call for an appointment with one of our Certified Personal Trainers or Certified Health Coach.

DAILY FAMILY PASS FOR AQUATICS(Perinton Residents)

2 Adults, 2 Children = $16, $2 each additional child

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

PickleballAges 18+

6:00-8:00 AM

PickleballAges 18+

6:00-8:00 AM

BasketballAges 18+

11:30 AM-1:15 PM

BeginnerPickleball

11:30 AM-1:15 PM

BasketballAges 18+

11:30 AM-1:15 PM

BeginnerPickleball

11:30 AM-1:15 PM

BasketballAges 18+

11:30 AM-1:15 PM

Pickleball

1:30-3:15 PM

Pickleball

1:30-3:15 PM

Pickleball

1:30-3:15 PM

Pickleball

1:30-3:15 PM

Pickleball

1:30-3:15 PM

BasketballAges 30+

8:15-9:45 PM

BasketballAges 30+

8:15-9:45 PM

BasketballAges 18+

8:15-9:45 PM

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENTChild*

(13/under)Youth

(14-18)Adult

(19-54)Senior(55+)

CollegeStudent

Active Military

Child*(13/under)

Youth(14-18)

Adult(19-54)

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Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $9.00 $6.00Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.0020 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.006 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00

12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00

Schedule subject to change. View website for current schedule.

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James E. Smith Center Info ......................................................................3Special Events ....................................................................................... 12Parks Programs ..................................................................................... 12WebTrac Info ......................................................................................... 13Summer Camp ...................................................................................... 14Youth Camps ......................................................................................... 16Skill Development Camps ..................................................................... 18Preschool .............................................................................................. 19Youth and Teen ..................................................................................... 23Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking ............................................. 28Golf ....................................................................................................... 29Aquatics ................................................................................................ 30Fitness ................................................................................................... 38Adult ..................................................................................................... 41Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking ............................................................ 4555+ Prime Time Programs .................................................................... 47General Information ............................................................................. 52Refund Policy/Drop Off Policy................................................................ 54Registration Information ...................................................................... 54Registration Form ................................................................................. 55

Town Hall Closings:April 15: Good FridayMay 31: Memorial DayJune 20: JuneteenthJuly 4: Independence DaySept. 5: Labor Day

PCC Closings:April 17: EasterMay 31: Memorial DayJuly 4: Independence DaySept. 5: Labor DayDec. 25: Christmas

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I have always known that this town is a very special and caring community. You have always stepped up to help when people need it the most. It is one of the reasons I love living here and it is one of the reasons I am so proud to be your Supervisor.

This has never been more clear than this winter with the response to the Pines of Perinton fire.

On the morning of Jan. 25, 75 residents of our town, many of whom had just lost everything they owned in a fire, were welcomed at the Perinton Community Center. Our Town staff, along with staff members from the Fairport Central School District worked to make the residents comfortable and address their immediate needs as Red Cross and Monroe County personnel went to work finding temporary housing for those who were displaced. Our Town Recreation Department set up activities for the children and provided a place for the adults to grab a cup of coffee and something to eat while they spoke with the Red Cross about next steps.

As word of the fire spread, our community responded in such a big way. Donations of food, clothing, toiletries, and other items began to pour in. Local restaurants donated hot meals and churches, community organizations and businesses offered volunteer support. Our Perinton family was there to help. As we transported the last family to their hotel that evening, the day’s chaos may have settled down, but there was much to be done to help them get re-established and settled in.

The first thing that had to be done was to make sure the residents placed in hotels had meals and transportation for the schoolchildren. The School District was able to get the transportation worked out and volunteers from Learning Links, Church of the Assumption and Barakah Muslim Charity stepped up and provided meal deliveries several times per day to all residents at each of the hotels.

The Town set up a trust account for the Pines of Perinton Fund in order to collect donations to help those who were affected by the fire. We also reached out to Perinton Square Mall owner John DiMarco, who generously provided an available storefront and storage area. This enabled us, with the help of Making Spirits Bright charity organization, to consolidate and set up a distribution center for all of the donated items from the community.

As the Pines staff worked to re-locate individuals and families within the complex, our staff coordinated and carried out each move. Furniture and housewares donated by Saint’s Place and Echo Ministries were picked up and delivered by our Parks Department. New bedding, small appliances and electronics were purchased (with donations to the Pines Fund) and delivered by town staff. The Perinton Food Shelf was notified of each move and delivered food to re-stock pantries. And finally, newly settled residents were able to replace clothing

and household items from the community donations available at the storefront in Perinton Square. Once settled, the residents received the balance of the Pines Fund to “fill the holes” of belongings lost in the fire. It was a wonderful collaborative effort that included town staff, a host of volunteers, various community organizations and our generous residents that allowed us to help these families put their lives back together after such a devastating event.

I would be remiss if I did not recognize all of our local volunteer firefighters who responded to the fire at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 25. Thanks in large part to them everyone was able to get out of the building unharmed.

Lastly … a very special thanks to our Community Services Coordinator Heather Moffitt. Heather did a remarkable job coordinating all aspects of this effort. She was on the phone daily with residents, volunteers, different organizations and anyone who may have had a question. She worked the storefront and helped people move. She dealt with everyone with patience and compassion - she epitomized what this community is all about – thank you Heather.

I am certain that I have inadvertently omitted many that also contributed in some way – for that, I apologize. But it further emphasizes overwhelming community response to this event. A heartfelt thanks to all who helped out. You have shown what Perinton is all about!

Sincerely,

Ciaran Hanna

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Town Supervisor’s Message to the CommunityCiaran Hanna

Supervisor

Table of Contents When you see this sign in your neighborhood, it means the property is scheduled to be reviewed by the Town’s Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals or even Town Board.

Depending on the scope of work, some projects require Board approval before work may begin, which triggers a public hearing on the proposal. These

signs are one of the ways the Town notifies residents of the hearing.

If you see this sign and you would like to know what is being considered for the property, go to perinton.org and click on Properties Under Review on the Home Page to see the plans and project description.

More photos on page 9.


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Town of PerintonPhone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629

Recorded information: (585) 425-1170

DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380

Website: www.perinton.org Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY

Twitter: @TPerinton Instagram: townofperinton

Thomas A. Klonick Town Justice

Charles Steinman Town Justice

Wayne Pickering, IAO Town Assessor

Joseph LaFay Town Attorney

Robert J. Kozarits Town Engineer

Bill Poray Town Historian

Jason R. Kennedy DPW Commissioner

Jeff Nutting Commissioner of Recreation and Parks

Board MeetingsTown Board

2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m.

Planning Board 3rd Wednesday of every month

at 7:30 p.m.

Conservation Board Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd

Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.

Zoning Board of Appeals 4th Monday of every month

at 7:30 p.m.

Updated state guidelines allow for the public in board meetings, but seating is extremely limited due to social distancing. Thus, all meetings are also offered virtually through StafLeaf. For more information, please go to perinton.org. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m.

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Perinton Alert Services System (PASS)

The Town of Perinton urges residents to sign up for our Perinton Alert Services System (PASS). This free service will either text or email alerts or send alerts to you through Social Media. Residents can receive messages about everything from scheduling and deadlines to emergencies in the area. Residents can also choose to receive all Town alerts or only ones from specific departments.

Go to the home page at Perinton.org and click on the PASS icon at the top of the home page or the PASS section lower on the home page to sign up for the alerts you would like to receive. The system allows you to opt out whenever you like.

The Town strives to not overload you with alerts so only important messages will be sent out and only at appropriate times – unless the emergency is vitally important and time sensitive.

PASS is designed to help improve communication between the town and its residents. More than 8,000 residents have signed up already. So sign up to get alerts about your town and PASS it on to neighbors.

Living The ValuesThe Town’s employee recognition program, “Living the Values,” is a way to recognize our employees who

provide superior public service and display our Town Values of integrity, community, respect, customer service, and stewardship.

For the fourth quarter of 2021, Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna and Town Board Members David Belaskas, Seana Sartori, Meredith Stockman-Broadbent and Alex Winner recognized Parks Foreman Dillon Dayton for outstanding dedication.

Dillon has provided exemplary service to the Parks Department employees and the daily operations. Dillon’s greatest asset is his supervisory skills and the way he manages the Parks staff. He treats each member of the crew with dignity and respect, capitalizing on their strengths while developing their skills further. Dillon ensures staff members feel valued and consistently give their best efforts to the Parks operations.

Dillon has shown tremendous dedication to the Town and we are proud to recognize his tireless devotion, exceptional customer service, and teamwork approach. His work within our Town Parks is second to none, and we’re grateful for his outstanding service to our community. We appreciate all he does to ensure our residents have the highest quality parks and trails in Monroe County.

Congratulations Dillon!

Town Board Member David Belaskas (left) and Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna (right) recognizing Dillon Dayton for outstanding dedication.


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Building & CodesTips for Choosing a Contractor

With spring right around the corner, the building season is about to kick off. If you have been spending the winter months planning a home improvement project, you might be ready to start searching for a contractor to make your visions come to life. Choosing the right contractor can sometimes be unnerving. Here are some tips and considerations that may help you with your search:

Get RecommendationsWord-of-mouth advertising is one of the most important means for contractors

to build their business. Check with friends, family and neighbors that may have had a similar project completed in the past. Many contractors routinely handle large, multi-faceted projects while others focus on a particular specialty. Focus your search on contractors with a track record of successful projects similar to yours.

Do a Phone InterviewOnce you have identified a few contractors, make a quick call to go through a

few questions such as:

• Would they be interested in the project?

• Can they complete the project during your expected timeframe?

• Do they perform all of the work or use subcontractors?

• Can they provide references?

Meet Face to FaceHave your prospective contractors visit your home and share your vision with

them. Take note of their communication style and be sure to ask questions.

Check Reviews and ReferencesContact any available references and do an internet search for any reviews. You

can also check out the Better Contractors Bureau and the NYS Attorney General’s websites for any complaints that may have been filed.

Make Plans and Get Multiple BidsOnce you have a short list of potential contractors, ask for a detailed quote

with a breakdown of material and labor costs. Some projects may require the use of a design professional to create a set of plans or blueprints for your project. Depending on your project, you may seek out the designs first and then have the project bid, or the contractor may offer the design services.

Get it in WritingDraw up a contract that includes every step of the project including payment

schedule, proof of insurance, start and completion dates, materials to be used and who is responsible for the building permit and inspections. If there are changes during the project, make sure to get the change order and added costs in writing as well.

Once your project is finished and the final inspection is complete, the Town will issue a certificate of compliance or occupancy indicating the project meets all applicable codes. It is recommended that you do not make final payment until you have received your certificate. The Town will maintain your permit records for the entire life of your property.

Whether it’s a new shed, deck, fence, finished basement or any other project you can dream up, the Perinton Building & Codes Department is available to help you throughout every phase of the project.


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Alexandra Winner Town Council

The History Behind Spring Lake Park

Bill Poray, Perinton Town HistorianTucked into a secluded valley in the northwest corner of Perinton is a

peaceful sanctuary known as Spring Lake Park. The land was gifted to the town by Rochester Gas & Electric for the token sum of one dollar in 1961, with the stipulation that the property be used as a park.

A large number of mills were located along Irondequoit Creek in the 19th century, in both Perinton and Penfield. One such mill, operated by Andrew Lincoln, was located immediately north of the Linden Road bridge. A dam harnessed the power of the creek, and created a small lake, identified on our early maps as Spring Lake. It was a popular spot for nearby residents, who fished and swam in the peaceful waters. That all changed in the spring of 1916, when the former mill’s dam broke, releasing the waters of Spring Lake northward along Irondequoit Creek, and flooding properties in the lowlands of Penfield. Because the mills were a thing of the past, the dam was not rebuilt. The lake soon became just a memory.

Prior to an increased awareness of pollution concerns in the early 1960s, Irondequoit Creek was polluted, and often carried an unpleasant odor. The establishment of the Monroe County Pure Waters Agency in 1967 was instrumental in driving significant improvements in the restoration of the area’s water resources, including Irondequoit Creek. Sanitary sewer systems became the norm, and dumping of waste of all kinds into waterways was greatly reduced.

The improvements in water quality helped to make Spring Lake Park a reality. Perinton installed rest rooms, playground equipment, grills, and picnic tables. Baseball diamonds were built and parking areas created. Eight years after the initial transaction to acquire the property, a ribbon-cutting ceremony commemorated the dedication of Spring Lake Park on October 18, 1969. The popular park has served Perinton residents for well over half a century.

The mill dam, which for decades captured water from Irondequoit Creek, creating Spring Lake. The view is to the south. In the upper portion of the photo, Whitney Road is visible, with roughly the same upward curve as today.


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Pines of Perinton fire with art

A portion of a 1902 map, with Spring Lake in the center. The village of Despatch, renamed East Rochester in 1906, is to the left. On the right is northwest Perinton.

A view looking north at the Lincoln Mill, adjacent to an earlier generation of the Linden Road bridge. The mill was destroyed by fire in 1921, and the bridge was replaced in 1922, after only 25 years in service.

After a brief pause during the winter weather months, our Electronics Recycling Program will return this Spring. Beginning in April, we will offer monthly Electronics Recycling by appointment. Residents will be able to drive-thru at Perinton Public Works and staff will remove the recyclable material from the vehicle.

How the Town of Perinton Electronics Recycling Process Works:

1. Schedule an Appointment: Visit www.perinton.org and click “Book an Appointment” on the Electronics Recycling Program webpage.

2. Drive-Thru Collection: Please arrive at the time of your appointment with your electronics in the trunk of your vehicle. You will not need to exit your vehicle; items will be collected by staff.

Perinton Electronics Recycling Program Returns this Spring

3. Payment: Computers, printers, keyboards, mice, phones, and other electronics will be accepted free of charge; however, fees will apply for CRT TVs and CRT computer monitors (Credit/Debit/Cash accepted; a $1.75 processing fee will apply for card payments).

4. Recycle: The Town partners with a local company EWaste+ to properly recycle all items.

Electronics recycling includes everything from small devices such as cell phones and digital cameras to large devices such as TVs and computers. If you are looking for a full list of recyclable electronics visit our Electronics Recycling page on www.perinton.org.


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Jeff Nutting was named Commissioner of Recreation and Parks for the Town of Perinton at the Town Board meeting on Jan. 26.

Nutting replaces Jeff Myers, who will retire in the summer. Myers will stay on to help Nutting with the transition and to lay the ground work for future capital projects.

Nutting has been the Recreation Director in Perinton since 2018. He first started in the Rec & Parks Department in 2007 as an intern and was brought on full-time in 2008. He was made Assistant Recreation Director in 2014.

“With Jeff Myers’ pending retirement, I can’t be happier that we have someone of Jeff Nutting’s caliber to take his place,” Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna said. “Our Rec & Parks Department is among the finest in the state. It is very important to the residents in many ways and I am confident that Jeff Nutting can lead us into the future in a positive, fun way.”

Nutting has been the cornerstone of the department not only for the employees, but with the residents as well. Some of his many responsibilities through the years include:

• Supervision of Detours after-school program and Teen Center programming.

• Supervision of the Summer Playground Program.

• Planning and implementation of the Mighty Machine Mania special event.

• Community Center and gymnasium rental coordination.

• Planning, coordination and implementation of the Center Stage Concert Series.

• Established partnership with the Genesee Valley Physical Therapy.

• Developed department’s sponsorship program.

• Overall management of the Community/Aquatic center.

He has led the Recreation Department through all this while navigating the many obstacles caused by COVID-19.

“My greatest accomplishment over these almost 25 years is to aide my team members in their skill development, and then see them awarded and recognized for their accomplishments,” Myers said. “Jeff Nutting is the perfect example of this. His ability to absorb more knowledge and responsibility over the 15 years that we have had him makes his transition in the Commissioner role that much easier. I truly feel I am leaving this department in great hands.”

Myers has been a dedicated employee to the Town since 1997 and has been Commissioner of Rec & Parks for the past 12 years. Some of his various jobs during his time in Perinton include:

• Evening management of the newly opened Perinton Community Center.

• Development of the part-time building manager and maintenance positions, including job descriptions, training, scheduling and oversight.

• Coordination and supervision of all adult and youth sports leagues, tournaments and skill development camps.

• Community Center room and gymnasium rental coordination.

• Assisted with development and preparation for the addition of the Aquatics Center, including potential programming, management and procedures.

• Overall management of the Community/Aquatics Center.

• Staff development and advancement.

“Jeff’s institutional knowledge has been a guiding force in our Recreation & Parks Department and he will be missed,” Hanna said. “We thank him for his leadership and respect for the staff, department and residents of Perinton.”

Jeff Nutting, Commissioner of

Recreation & Parks

Nutting named Commissioner of Recreation & Parks


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The Perinton Community Center will host a free job fair on Wednesday, March 16, for anyone 14 and older.

There will be a virtual session from 11am-noon and an in-person session (Room 204C) from 4-5pm.

Join us to learn more about part-time and seasonal job opportunities with Perinton Recreation & Parks. We are looking for team members in aquatics, parks, summer day camp and youth programming.

More Photos from Pines of Perinton Fire Town Supervisor’s Message (page 3)

You can register on WebTrac You can register on WebTrac Code #162844, but walk-ins are Code #162844, but walk-ins are

welcome. Come be part of the welcome. Come be part of the Perinton Rec & Parks team!Perinton Rec & Parks team!

You can register on WebTrac Code #162844, but walk-ins are

welcome. Come be part of the Perinton Rec & Parks team!


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What you should know about Lawn Fertilizer

Animal Control Spring UpdateSpring is around the corner! With wildlife

coming out of hibernation, increased sightings will occur. Daytime movement is typical this time of year as animals begin to forage for their young and find places to raise them. Please secure compost bins and make sure areas under sheds and decks are uninhabitable for wildlife. It is important that they are not able to live close to children and pets.

Please do not feed pets outside, this often unintentionally attracts many animals to the area, increasing the risk of wildlife encounters. Coyote and fox daytime sightings are normal this time of year. If one is ever acting aggressively or if any animal is sick/injured, please report it immediately by dialing 911. Animal Control can be reached by calling (585) 223-5115 during our operating hours Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4p.m. or for after- hour emergences, please call (585) 425-7380. An Animal Control Officer will be dispatched to assist the animal with the care it needs. You can find many answers to your animal control needs on the animal control page at perinton.org.

Be Safe and enjoy the change in seasons!

-Steve Pringle, Animal Control Officer

Stormwater runoff from yards where fertilizers have been misapplied, either by using too much or spreading it onto sidewalks or driveways, will often contribute to unsightly algae blooms in neighborhood stormwater ponds. This frequently results in obnoxious odors when the algae dies off and decays. Eventually, this nutrient polluted water will make its way to Irondequoit Bay.

Homeowners can take action to reduce these impacts and help protect water quality by ensuring that ONLY ZERO PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZERS are applied to their lawns, as well as SWEEPING UP fertilizer that ends up on impervious surfaces such as sidewalks and driveways. Most soils in Monroe County already have sufficient phosphorus to support a healthy lawn. If your lawn needs to be fertilized, applying only once a year during the fall will also greatly reduce the amount of nutrients reaching our local waterways.

Recognizing that the over use of fertilizers can have serious impacts on water quality, New York State passed a law which prohibits the application of phosphorus containing fertilizers for established lawns. This law also requires that fertilizer put on impervious surfaces be picked/swept up immediately.

DID YOU KNOW?• The storm drains located on your street or in your back yard often

discharge to stormwater management ponds, but some empty directly into local creeks without any treatment.

• The label on a fertilizer bag shows three numbers, which indicate the percentage by weight of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, in that order. So make sure you choose a fertilizer that has zero phosphorus, for example 26-0-3.

For more information about local stormwater pollution and what you can do to reduce it, please visit www.H2OHero.org or www.perinton.org/departments/public-works/environmental-compliance-2/stormwater-management/


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Each year, the Town of Perinton hosts a Drive-Thru Waste Recycling & Shredding Day featuring electronics recycling, free shredding for residents, and household hazardous waste collection in partnership with Monroe County.

This event will return on May 14, 2022. Please visit our website, www.perinton.org, for appointment details. Residents can also recycle Household Hazardous Waste year-round by making an appointment at the Monroe County Ecopark.

In 2021, we recycled more than 13 tons of paper, 19.4 tons of electronics, and 9.9 tons of household hazardous waste. By offering these collections, we are bringing essential services close to home while encouraging residents to recycle items that are often difficult to dispose of properly. If you have any questions, please contact Perinton Public Works at (585) 223-5115.

Stay up-to-date with our annual Road Program, including scheduled road maintenance and rehabilitation, by scanning the QR Code or visiting our website. This page also includes information on State and Country roadwork occuring in the Town of Perinton.

2022 ROAD PROGRAM STATS:21 MILES OF SURFACE TREATMENT

& 5 MILES OF MILL & PAVE


Wednesday March 16 Job FairSaturday April 9 Mr. E Bunny/Egg HuntsThursday April 14 Spring Art Show & SaleSaturday May 7 Mother/Child TeaSaturday May 7 Mighty Machine ManiaSaturday June 4 21st Annual Fishing Derby

NEW! Job Fair

Ages: 14 years and over Join us to learn more about part-time and seasonal job opportunities

with Perinton Recreation and Parks. We’re looking for team members in aquatics, parks, summer day camp, and youth programming. Both in-person and virtual options available! Pre-registration encouraged but not required. Walk-ins are welcomed!

Location: PCCSupervisors: Nick Berlin & Chris DudleyDates: PCC Code: 162844-A W., 3/16 4:00-5:00 PM (1 class) No charge Virtual Code: 162844-B W., 3/16 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) No charge

Spring Art Show & SaleAges: Open to all ages You never know what treasures you will find at The Perinton Art

Group’s 2022 Spring Art Show & Sale! Treat yourself to a bit of ‘eye candy’ and perhaps discover the perfect piece of artwork to give your room that finishing touch.

Location: PCC LobbyDates: Opening Reception: Thursday, 4/14 from 6:30-7:30 PM Art Show & Sale: Thursday, 4/14 – Friday 5/6 during PCC hours Not available on WebTrac.

Mother Child TeaAges: 3 years and over Moms of all ages, bring your child(ren) to celebrate Mother’s Day

with us. Dress in your fancy clothes and enjoy tea, punch, and some sweet treats. We will have a special spot set up for photos and will make a memorable craft. Enjoy your special time together!

Location: PCCDate: Code: 265209-A Sat., 5/7 1:00-2:30 PM (1 class) Res $9,

Non-Res $10 Enroll all family members that will be attending. Fee is

charged per person.

Mighty Machine ManiaAges: Open to families Come see the huge trucks and heavy equipment you see around

Perinton up close. This is a great family event and opportunity to learn more about these machines. You may even get a chance to sit in the equipment! This event is presented by the Town of Perinton and Airquip Heating and Air Conditioning.

Location: Fellows Road ParkDate: Sat., 5/7 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) No charge Not available on WebTrac.

21st Annual Fishing DerbyAges: 6-15 years Boys and girls, grab a fishing pole, bring your favorite bait and join

us in Perinton Park for a fishing derby. This ‘kids only’ catch and release tournament will feature fishing, prize giveaways and food for participants! Ask an adult to accompany you for a ‘reely’ fun morning of fishing. (Bring your own pole and bait). Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.

Location: Perinton Park Shelter, 99 O’Connor RoadDate: Code: 225210-A Sat., 6/4 9:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $10,

Non-Res $11

Special Events Parks Programs

Register early to avoid program cancellation due to low enrollment.

Story Walk - Our Table by Peter H. ReynoldsCo-Sponsored by the Fairport Area Branch of the

American Association of University WomenViolet longs for the time when her family was connected: before life, distractions, and technology pulled them all away from each other. They used to gather at the table, with food and love, to make memories, share their lives, and enjoy spending time together. But now her family has been drifting apart, and with nobody to gather around it, the table grows smaller and smaller. Can Violet remind her family of the warmth of time together, and gather around the table once more? A mystical fable that feels at once timeless and utterly of the present moment, Our Table is an ode to traditions that unite families and bring readers together with a universal message of gratitude.Born in Toronto, Canada, Peter H. Reynolds is an accomplished writer, storyteller and illustrator who has been acclaimed around the globe for his “stories for all ages” about protecting and nurturing the creative spirit. For nearly three decades, the New York Times best-selling author has used the power of positive storytelling to move the world to be a better place and is the co-Founder and CEO of educational media company FableVision.Story Walk starts inside the Community Center in the north corridor.This project is dedicated to Mary Wilkinson and Marty Ey, both long time AAUW members and Story Walk supporters.

Crescent Trail Monthly Guided HikesFree monthly guided hikes, no pre-registration required, are organized by the Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults, teens, and children under 16 supervised by an adult are welcome to participate. All hikes start at 1:30 PM on the second Sunday of the month, unless otherwise noted. At any point of the hike, you may turn around and return to the start if your time is limited. Hikes are usually around 1 ½ hours in duration. For more information, go to the Association’s website www.crescenttrail.org or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/crescenttrail. If you have an idea for a new hike or would like to lead a hike, send us an email at [email protected] 13 Sunday 1:30 PM Pub hike! Meeting at Liftbridge Lane at the

parking lot behind B-side restaurant. We’ll even stop for a quick beverage after the hike.

April 10 Sunday 1:30 PM Boughton Park in Victor. We’ll meet at Boughton Park, Stirnie Road entrance. We do ask that you RSVP on Facebook and if possible, carpool to this one as parking is limited.

May 15 Sunday 1:30 PM Harts Woods and OxBow featuring special guest, Bill Poray, the Perinton Town Historian.

June 12 Sunday 1:30 PM Old Foley Road. We’ll be meeting at the trail head.

Public Court Time - Lighted Tennis Courts are open and available at no charge for your enjoyment. Courts are located at:

Fellows Road Park (4) • Kreag Road Park (2)Perinton Park (6) • Potter Park (2)

Please be courteous and limit play. 1 hour for singles, 1 ½ hours for doubles if people are waiting.

NEW!! Basics of Organic CompostingSee Adult page 41

Hours: 8:00 AM-10:00 PM

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General InformationWebTrac Information

Save time and register for programs and parks shelters (not buildings) online! Register directly on the site, https://webtrac.perinton.org. Under the “Member Login” section, please click on the “Need an account?” link. All you need to do is fill out the required information. This information will be sent to recreation staff and they will review and confirm the account. Once the account is confirmed, you will receive an email stating that your account is now active. Please register for WebTrac prior to the first day of registration to ensure your account is active.

NOTE: Please ensure that the dates of birth and grades you provide for the participants are accurate, as the system will not allow enrollment for a program if the age and/or grade criteria are not met. These data fields cannot be changed once they are entered.

Please go online to https://webtrac.perinton.org and enter the ‘user name’ and ‘password’ that we have provided you. You can ‘shop’ by selecting your classes, placing them in your ‘shopping cart’ and ‘check out’ using Visa, Mastercard or

Discover to complete your transaction on our secured site. A receipt may be printed

for your records.

For more information, call the Perinton Recreation and Parks Department at 223-5050.

All classes, unless otherwise indicated, are available on WebTrac.

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QUICK REFERENCEWeather Cancellation Policy: Programs conducted in school facilities are cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped Information Line (425-1170) for an updated program status. Programs cancelled due to poor weather conditions will be announced by WHAM (1180 AM).

Holidays:Monday, May 31 .....................Memorial Day Recess (Schools & PCC Closed)

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Special EventsJob Fair

Youth CampsSummer Theatre Camps

Skill Development CampsFencing Camp

PreschoolAre You Ready to Tumble?Gymnastic JumpersKangaroo Kids!Lil Sluggers and KickersLittle Hands Little Artists:

A Surprise for Dad!Little Hands Little Artists:

A Surprise for Mom! Little Hands Little Bakers:

Emeraldicious Cupcakes!Teeny Tiny Artists:

Animals Around the World!Teeny Tiny Artists: Birds!Teeny Tiny Artists: Make a Gift for Dad!Teeny Tiny Artists: Make a Gift for Mom!The Turnip

Youth and TeenAre You Ready to Tumble?Running Club Track and Field

Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking

Cartooning for KidsCreative Artists: The Art Box

AquaticsAqua CircuitAquafit Challenge

FitnessBalance, Stretch & Core Interval Training

AdultBasics of Organic CompostingBraddock Bay Bird ObservatoryLife in a Spring Frog PondPractical and Tactical AwarenessThai Boxing: Muay ThaiWedding WorkshopWellness Coaching for WomenWildflowers and Ferns of

Thousand Acre Swamp

Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking

Knitting Project: Ten Stitch Blanket

Summertime Desserts!Triple Chocolate Trifle

What’s NewWhat’s New ForFor SPRINGSPRINGWhat’s New For SPRINGSPRING


Summer Day Camp Program


Pre-registration at the Perinton Community Center or via WebTrac is required and the number of registrants at each site may be limited. No on-site registration will be held at the individual sites. Registration fee will not be pro-rated or refunded for missed days.

2022 Summer Day Camp Program volunteer applications are now being accepted. Space is limited. Due to New York State Department of Health regulations, volunteers must be at least 15 years of age by the start of the program. A letter will be sent to all potential volunteers with information on a mandatory meeting in June.

The Summer Day Camp Program is a certified day camp by the New York State Department of Health. We are required to have up-to-date vaccination records on file for all participants. Please bring these to the Perinton Community Center or email to [email protected] or [email protected] prior to the program beginning.

Program refunds will not be given when there are emergency school cancellations that require

us to cancel short, school-based programs.

Summer Summer Day CampDay Camp

Summer Day Camp ScheduleSummer Day Camp Schedule* Field trips and on-site guests TBD based on guidelines.

* Themed art project each week. (Schedule subject to change)

June 27 – July 1 Stars & Stripes

July 5 – 8 Disney

July 11 – 15 Animal Planet

July 18 – 22 Fitness Fun

Camp SitesCamp SitesFellows Road Park, Potter Park, Northside/Dudley

Ages: 6-13 years or entering grades 1-8 (age 5 if completed Kindergarten)Supervised activities include games, arts and crafts,

guest speakers, special events and more. New themes each week. Program is held rain or shine. Schedule subject to change.

Times: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM • 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up, Fellows Road and Potter Park Only)

Children must be picked up promptly at dismissal. Please refer to the Late Fee Policy in program brochure. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

July 25 – 29 Super Hero

August 1 – 5 Carnival Week

August 8 – 12 Every Day’s a Theme

August 15 – 19 Hawaiian


TWO WEEK SESSIONSTWO WEEK SESSIONSSession 1: 6/27-7/8 (ex. 7/4) Fellows Road Park 325799-D Res $206, Non-Res $216 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DD Res $273, Non-Res $283Potter Park 325799-J Res $206, Non-Res $216* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JJ Res $273, Non-Res $283Northside/Dudley 325799-M Res $206, Non-Res $216

Session 2: 7/11-7/22Fellows Road Park 325799-E Res $229, Non-Res $239* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EE Res $304, Non-Res $314Potter Park 325799-K Res $229, Non-Res $239* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KK Res $304, Non-Res $314Northside/Dudley 325799-N Res $229, Non-Res $239

Session 3: 7/25-8/5Fellows Road Park 325799-F Res $229, Non-Res $239* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FF Res $304, Non-Res $314Potter Park 325799-L Res $229, Non-Res $239* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LL Res $304, Non-Res $314Northside/Dudley 325799-O Res $229, Non-Res $239

Session 4: 8/8-8/19Potter Park 325799-P Res $229, Non-Res $239 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PP Res $304, Non-Res $314

ONE WEEK SESSIONSONE WEEK SESSIONSWeek 1: 6/27-7/1Fellows Road Park 325799-DA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DY Res $175, Non-Res $185Potter Park 325799-JA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JY Res $175, Non-Res $185Northside/Dudley 325799-MA Res $137, Non-Res $147

Week 2: 7/5-7/8 (ex: 7/4)Fellows Road Park 325799-DB Res $109, Non-Res $119* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DZ Res $141, Non-Res $151Potter Park 325799-JB Res $109, Non-Res $119* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JZ Res $141, Non-Res $151Northside/Dudley 325799-MB Res $109, Non-Res $119

Week 3: 7/11-7/15Fellows Road Park 325799-EA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EY Res $175, Non-Res $185Potter Park 325799-KA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KY Res $175, Non-Res $185Northside/Dudley 325799-NA Res $137, Non-Res $147

Week 4: 7/18-7/22Fellows Road Park 325799-EB Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EZ Res $175, Non-Res $185Potter Park 325799-KB Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KZ Res $175, Non-Res $185Northside/Dudley 325799-NB Res $137, Non-Res $147

Week 5: 7/25-7/29Fellows Road Park 325799-FA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FY Res $175, Non-Res $185Potter Park 325799-LA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LY Res $175, Non-Res $185Northside/Dudley 325799-OA Res $137, Non-Res $147

Week 6: 8/1-8/5Fellows Road Park 325799-FB Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FZ Res $175, Non-Res $185Potter Park 325799-LB Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LZ Res $175, Non-Res $185Northside/Dudley 325799-OB Res $137, Non-Res $147

Week 7: 8/8-8/12Potter Park 325799-PA Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PY Res $175, Non-Res $185

Week 8: 8/15-8/19Potter Park 325799-PB Res $137, Non-Res $147* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PZ Res $175, Non-Res $185

Summer Day Camp Program


Summer Youth Camps

Fun With Science!Grades: Entering 1st Grade in Fall 2022 Children will enjoy science like never before! They will become scientists

and engineers each day through hands-on experiments and projects. A different area of science will be explored each day.

Instructors: Mary Beth Foote & Lora PepperLocation: PCCDates: Code: 322712-A M.-F., 7/25-7/29 12:30-3:00 PM (5 classes) Res $150, Non-Res $160

Nature ExplorersAges: 9-11 years Spend the week having fun exploring the White Brook Nature Area

with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much more. All activities are designed to discover and identify the plants, insects and animals that live there and learn about their habitat. Don’t forget to bring your lunch, water bottle, sneakers, bug repellent and your enthusiasm. Afternoon snack provided.

Instructors: Karen Barriault & StaffLocation: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich RoadDates: Code: 325245-C M.-F., 8/8-8/12 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $150, Non-Res $160

Nature Explorers TooAges: 6-8 years Spend the week having fun exploring the White Brook Nature Area

with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much more. All activities are designed to discover and identify the plants, insects and animals that live there and learn about their habitat. Don’t forget to bring your lunch, water bottle, sneakers, bug repellent and your enthusiasm. Afternoon snack provided.

Instructors: Karen Barriault & StaffLocation: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich RoadDates: Code: 325245-A M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes)

Res $140, Non-Res $150 Code: 325245-B M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes)


Pre-K HoorayAges: 4-5 years It’s summer, come join the fun! We’ll have guests visit, enjoy arts

and crafts, play outdoors, play games, be creative and make new friends! Snack is provided.

Instructors: Sue Nichols and Cora HawnLocation: PCCDates: Celebrate the Holidays

Code: 315818-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Disney Code: 315818-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:00-11:15 AM (4 classes) Res $64, Non-Res $70

Down on the Farm Code: 315818-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Fitness Fun Code: 315818-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Winter in July Code: 315818-E M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Community Helpers Code: 315818-F M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Ready, Set, Kindergarten!Grade: Entering K in Fall of 2022 Children will listen to stories, create crafts, play games, and make

new friends. Each day will be themed around a renowned children’s book and set up in the same format as a day in Kindergarten. By the end of the week, your child will feel prepared to start his/her Kindergarten journey!

Instructors: Mary Beth Foote & Lora PepperLocation: PCCDates: Code: 322711-A M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes)


Summer Pool Camp ProgramAges: 6 years and over If you love the water, you will love this day camp! Held at the

Community Center, kids will have a swim lesson along with water activities, crafts and outdoor games. The day is capped off with free swim in the afternoon. One of our most popular summer programs, so register early. Must be 6 or have completed Kindergarten.

Instructors: Aquatic Center StaffLocation: PCCDates: Code: 323326-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $165, Non-Res $175 Code: 323326-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (4 classes)

Res $132, Non-Res $142 Code: 323326-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $165, Non-Res $175 Code: 323326-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $165, Non-Res $175 Code: 323326-E M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $165, Non-Res $175 Code: 323326-F M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)


Summer Theatre CampsGrades: 3-9 This two-week program provides focused acting, singing,

movement/dance and technical theatre training all within the rehearsal process. Perfect for children that love theatre or have a desire to see what it’s all about! We’ll also be focusing on creating sets, props and costumes throughout the day.

• Campers will need a packed lunch, filled water bottle and 2 snacks each day.

• Campers should wear comfortable clothing and shoes that permit movement for dancing.

• Please register by 5/31 to receive audition and production material before we kick off the Summer. Space will be limited to offer more opportunities and experiences for each camper.

Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative ArtsLocation: PCCDates: The Claw: When an out-of-order claw game suddenly turns back

on, all of the toys are ecstatic! Well….all of the toys except for Dot, a terrified stuffed cow. Dot’s desperate to hold onto her home and her best friend, Aiden. Can Dot conquer her fear of the unknown with some help from the Flair Bears, Mighty Mutant Power Turtles, Beanie Elders and the all-knowing Mystical 8-ball?

Code: 325232-A M.-F., 6/27-7/8 (ex. 7/4) 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (9 classes) Res $350, Non-Res $360

Code: 325232-AA M.-F., 6/27-7/8 (ex. 7/4) 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (9 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560

Dates: Giants in the Sky: This magical story explores the world of Giants who live above the clouds. Ever since they left Earth a long time ago, the Giants have made a life up above where their job is to keep the sky beautiful. They polish the stars, poke the clouds to let it rain and paint the sunsets. But there is one curious Giant who wonders what life is like on Earth, so she steals a key to the locked up “beanstalk” and embarks on an adventure down below!

Code: 325232-B M.-F., 7/11-7/22 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes) Res $400, Non-Res $410

Code: 325232-BB M.-F., 7/11-7/22 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560

Dates: Tut, Tut!: Is inspired by the life of King Tut (the 10-year old who became King of Egypt) with a touch of Mark Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper.The story begins with a young Prince Tut who is bored of the royal life, so he wanders into the streets of the city looking for adventure. Suddenly he meets a peasant who looks just like him! They concoct a plan to trade places for three days. But when the King dies and Prince Tut must ascend the throne, their plan goes terribly awry.

Code: 325232-C M.-F., 7/25-8/5 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes) Res $400, Non-Res $410

Code: 325232-CC M.-F., 7/25-8/5 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560


Summer Youth CampsDates: The Grunch: Inspired by The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, the

Grunch tells the story of Rudy Grunch, a grumpy 6th grader who always feels like an outsider. When the entire school gets excited about the annual school musical, he comes up with a perfect plan to ruin it for everyone; he’ll steal the sets, costumes and lights the night before it opens. But will the spirit of theatre prevail!?

Code: 325232-D M.-F., 8/8-8/19 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes) Res $400, Non-Res $410

Code: 325232-DD M.-F., 8/8-8/19 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560

Dates: Sally Sells Seashells (And You Can, Too!): Sally is a kid con-artist who explodes onto a quiet beach town with a get-rich-quick seashell-selling-scheme. For a small fee, she trains the kids on how to sell seashells before the annual summer festival but plans to skip town with all their money before the big event! Sally becomes torn after meeting a local, Tam, who joins the program eager to help her family. The kids in this little beach town will never be the same as they learn the importance of friendship, honesty, and finding a healthy balance between working hard and having fun.

Code: 325232-E 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes) Res $400, Non-Res $410

Code: 325232-EE 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560

NEW!! Summer Theatre Camps

Grades: K-2 • Campers will need a filled water bottle and a snack each day. • Campers should wear comfortable clothing and shoes that permit movement for dancing. • This camp will culminate in a 10-15 minute presentation on the

last day of each camp at 11:30 AM. Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative ArtsLocation: PCCDates: Safari Extravaganza!: We like to move it, move it! Join us for a

wild time as we art, craft and venture through wild times and colorful forests! Lemurs, lions, penguins and more are all welcome to perform with us this summer.

Code: 325233-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-AA M.-F., 6/27-7/1 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Dates: Barnyard Bash: When the farmer’s away, we will play all day! Join us for a barnyard bash of theatre, crafts and animal friends. Singing and dancing till the cows come home. Join us!

Code: 325233-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:00-11:30 AM (4 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Code: 325233-BB Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (4 classes) Res $160, Non-Res $170

Dates: Pixie Pals: Have you been waiting for your wings to grow in so you can finally fly with the fairies? Well flutter your way to Fairy Camp and find your special fairy talent! We will tinker with crafts, play games with fairy friends, and sprinkle our flitter-ific fairy dust all over the stage.

Code: 325233-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-CC M.-F., 7/11-7/15 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Dates: Under the Sea: Dive in and make a splash with your favorite sea creature! Life is better down where it’s wetter with acting, crafts and fish friends. Swim on down and we will make this summer amazing!

Code: 325233-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-DD M.-F., 7/18-7/22 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Dates: Argh ya Scurvy Dog!: Join us for pirate camp or walk the plank! This week in camp, we will be practicing our swashbuckling monologues and scurvy crafts while enjoying the wind in our sails and finding the treasure of summer and friends!

Code: 325233-E M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-EE M.-F., 7/25-7/29 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Dates: Calling All Young Witches and Wizards!: Come be sorted into theatre houses and practice your spells and potions. We will be conjuring up crafts, practicing magical monologues, and taking our brooms for a spin outside!

Code: 325233-F M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-FF M.-F., 8/1-8/5 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Dates: Can’t Stop This Fairy Feeling!: Join us as we explore mythic creatures of all varieties. Sing, dance and whip that troll hair back and forth! We’ll have a good balance of magic and theatre with crafts, outdoors and activities.

Code: 325233-G M.-F., 8/8-8/12 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-GG M.-F., 8/8-8/12 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Dates: It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane!: No! It’s theatre heroes who’ve come to save the stage! We need heroes of all abilities to make this summer super. Through the power of activities, crafts and lots of powerful theatrics, we’ll be ready to defeat any evil that might arise in the realm of Summer Camp Theatre!

Code: 325233-H M.-F., 8/15-8/19 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110

Code: 325233-HH M.-F., 8/15-8/19 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210

Wee Nature ExplorersAges: 3-5 years Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook Nature

Area. There are many different activities including nature hikes, bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more. Each week explores a different topic: pond life, birds and plants, mammals, and bugs! Snack provided. Sneakers required. We will have tons of fun!

Instructors: Karen Barriault & StaffLocation: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich RoadDates: Code: 315215-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)

Res $100, Non-Res $110 Code: 315215-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:30-11:30 AM (4 classes)

Res $85, Non-Res $94 Code: 315215-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)

Res $100, Non-Res $110 Code: 315215-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) |Res

$100, Non-Res $110

Young Nature ExplorersAges: 5-7 years Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook Nature

Area. There are many different activities including nature hikes, bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more. Each week explores a different topic: pond life, birds and plants, mammals, and bugs! Snack provided. Sneakers required. We will have tons of fun!

Instructors: Karen Barriault & StaffLocation: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich RoadDates: Code: 325215-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)

Res $105, Non-Res $115 Code: 325215-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 1:00-3:30 PM (4 classes)

Res $90, Non-Res $99 Code: 325215-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)

Res $105, Non-Res $115 Code: 325215-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)



Skill Development Camps

Skill Development

• Youth Skill Development programs are designed to give youth of various ages in-depth specialized instruction in different areas of interest.

• Qualified coaches and assistants work with boys and girls on both individual and group basis.

• Youth should be suitably attired. (ex. sneakers and/or cleats, shorts, supporters, socks, etc.)

• Age groups are varied. If you cannot attend a session due to vacation, you may be able to be put in another session of comparable skills.

Basketball CampsAges/Grades: 7-12 years, Grades 7-12 These sessions include warm ups, game rules, ball handling,

passing, shooting, dribbling, one-on-one moves, and man-to-man defense. Older age groups will go into more detailed aspects of the game. Players are assigned to teams and participate in games daily. Free throw contest with trophies conclude all sessions.

Instructors: Scott Fitch, FHS Boys Varsity Basketball Coach and StaffLocation: TBDDates: 7-9 years Code: 325302-A M.-F., 7/11-7/15 8:00-10:30 AM (5 classes) Res

$150, Non-Res $160 10-12 years Code: 325302-B M.-F., 7/11-7/15 8:00-10:30 AM (5 classes) Res

$150, Non-Res $160 Grades 7-8 Code: 325302-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 2:00-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res

$150, Non-Res $160 Grade 9 Code: 325302-D M.-F., 7/11-7/15 11:00 AM-2:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $180, Non-Res $190 Grades 10-12 Code: 325302-E M.-F., 7/11-7/15 11:00 AM-2:00 PM (5 classes)


Fencing CampAges: 8-14 Looking for an activity to capture your child’s imagination? Come

experience the thrill and discipline of fencing as your child builds self-confidence mastering footwork and blade work before suiting up in regulation fencing gear and sparring with other fencers. Plus, plenty of other activities including games and fencing related crafts! Suitable for beginner and intermediate level fencers.

Instructors: Rochester Fencing ClubLocation: Rochester Fencing Club, 3335 Brighton-Henrietta Townline RoadDates: Code: 321835-A M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $200, Non-Res $210 Code: 321835-B M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (5 classes)


Frisbee GamesAges: 8-12 years Spend a week enjoying the many games you can play with Frisbees,

including Ultimate, Frisbee golf, Kan Jam, Fris-bocce and more. Here’s your chance to develop various throwing and catching techniques and most importantly have fun. Bring your favorite Frisbee if you have one, sneakers and a water bottle.

Instructor: Bill MaierLocation: Center ParkDates: Code: 325315-A M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)


Multi-Sport CampAges: 6-10 years Come experience sports such as lacrosse, soccer, basketball,

badminton, volleyball, throwing, t-ball, hiking, and outdoor water fun. There will be large group activities that focus on sportsmanship, teamwork, and development of gameplay skills. Children of all abilities are welcome.

Instructor: Josh LenhardLocation: PCCDates: Code: 337801-A M.-Th., 7/18-7/21 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (4 classes)


Summer Soccer CampGrades: 1-8 The Perinton Recreation Summer Soccer Camp focuses on having

fun while playing the game of soccer. The goal is to provide the players with a well-rounded soccer experience covering technical development and tactics while playing the game. We use small sided games with smaller teams so that all players have the opportunity to develop their skills and get involved in the games.

Instructor: Bill TeasdaleLocation: Center ParkDates: Code: 325306-A M.-Th., 8/1-8/4 9:00 AM-2:00 PM (4 classes)


Volleyball Summer CampAges: 8-14 years This camp is designed for beginning and

intermediate level girls and boys ages 8-14 years of age. Instruction will develop the campers technique of passing, setting, attacking, serving and defense. In addition, training in court movement and game playing situations will be given. Campers will be divided into courts based on skill, age and experience levels.

Instructor: John BednarczykLocation: PCCDates: Code: 335302-A M.-F., 7/11-7/15 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

(5 classes) Res $95, Non-Res $105


Please stay tuned to Facebook/ Summer Brochure for more programs.


Preschool

Preschooler and Parent Drop-In GymAges: 1-5 years (infants in arms permitted) Playtime in the gym for parents and children, 1-5 years (infants in

arms permitted). Colorful equipment to climb on, riding toys, etc. for active fun. Equipment is sanitized regularly! Dry sneakers and comfortable clothes are required. Face masks required for adults and encouraged for children. Check in at the downstairs desk.

Location: PCCDates: M.-F., through 5/27 9:00-11:00 AMFees: $4.25/child (resident), $5.25/child (non-resident) No charge for parent or guardian. 10x stamp passes available for Res ($37.00) and

Non-Res ($50.00) Not available on WebTrac.

NEW!! Are You Ready to Tumble?Ages: 3-8 years Want to learn cartwheels, somersaults, bridges, backbends, group

rhythms, and more? Boys and girls are invited to learn new tricks to extend their tumbling and acrobatic skills individually and with a group. Everyone will work at his/her own skill level to learn to be more confident and have fun! Great class for siblings and friends.

Instructor: Judy Gillotte DrewLocation: PCCDates: Code: 228860-A Th., 4/28-5/19 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228860-B Th., 4/28-5/19 4:00-4:45 PM (4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228860-C Th., 5/26-6/16 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228860-D Th., 5/26-6/16 4:00-4:45 PM (4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50

Butterfly Kids YogaAges: 3-5 years A fun yoga class for ages 3-5! We’ll develop flexibility, coordination,

gross motor skills, and sweet moments with yoga poses, fun activities, music and more. To learn more about Butterfly Kids Yoga, please visit www.butterflykidsyoga.com.

Instructor: Butterfly Kids Yoga InstructorLocation: PCCDates: Code: 221100-A Tu., 4/19-5/31 (ex. 5/10) 10:00-10:45 AM (6 classes) Res $66, Non-Res $73 Code: 221100-B F., 4/22-6/3 (ex. 5/13) 10:00-10:45 AM (6 classes) Res $66, Non-Res $73

Creative MovementAges: 3-5 years This class introduces children ages 3-5 to ballet and creative

movement. This class is meant to be fun and build self-confidence. It covers a basis of movement found in all dance forms. Registrant must provide pink leotard, pink tights, leather ballet shoes and hair pulled off face into a bun. Male students – ballet shoes, shorts and fitted shirt.

Instructor: M.C. Classical ProductionsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 215854-A Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (9 classes) Res $63, Non-Res $69

Discovery Days with Ms. JudyAges: 2-4 years (adult participation required) Discover the world through art with Ms. Judy. Each class will be a

different activity. After our specially chosen stories about the topic of the day, we’ll discover the world with hands-on experimenting, designing and discovering through arts and crafts projects, plantings, mixings and manipulations. The best part, no mess at home!

Instructor: Judy Gillotte DrewLocation: PCCDates: Code: 228858-A M., 4/25-5/16 11:00-11:45 AM (4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228858-B M., 5/23-6/13 (ex. 5/30) 11:00-11:45 AM (3 classes) Res $35, Non-Res $39

Fun With OnesAges: 12-24 months (adult participation required) Come and enjoy special play time with your little one! There will be

equipment to play on, new friends to meet, songs and circle time!Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 215803-A M., 4/25-5/16 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40 Code: 215803-B Tu., 4/26-5/17 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40 Code: 215803-C M., 5/23-6/13 (ex. 5/30) 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes) Res $27, Non-Res $30 Code: 215803-D Tu., 5/24-6/14 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40

PRESCHOOLRegister early to avoid program cancellation due to low enrollment.

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CHILD MUST MEET THE AGE REQUIREMENT OF PROGRAM BY PROGRAM START DATE.

* Please do not drop off your child prior to designated class time and be prompt in picking up your child.

You may register for more than 1 session during the registration period.

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Preschool

NEW!! Gymnastic JumpersAges: 3-6 years Run, jump and tumble for fun with friends. Skills using beams,

mats, vaulting stacks and floor bars will be introduced at each child’s level. There is nothing better than tumbling skills for lifelong coordination and strength. Great for girls and boys alike.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 211836-A F., 5/6-6/10 (ex. 6/3) 12:30-1:10 PM (5 classes) Res $69, Non-Res $76

NEW!! Kangaroo Kids!Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required) Climb over the mat-mountains, under the parachute and through

tunnels. Put all that toddler energy to good use and learn a foundation for coordination and strength by tumbling, climbing and jumping. Some structured and free time play that is perfect for boys and girls alike. Taught by safety certified gymnastics teacher, Coach Mary.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 211837-A F., 5/6-6/10 (ex. 6/3) 5:30-6:00 PM (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65 Code: 211837-B F., 5/6-6/10 (ex. 6/3) 6:00-6:30 PM (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65

Lil Athletes with Coach LisaAges: 3-5 years Lil Athletes is a fun and positive introduction to a variety of sports such as

hockey, tennis, soccer, basketball, and more. All activities promote the development of gross motor and listening skills in a safe, noncompetitive environment. Athletes will develop skills through games and make friendships along the way! This is a children only program.

Instructor: Lisa MagliatoLocation: PCCDates: Code: 211819-A M., 4/25-5/16 1:30-2:15 PM (4 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65 Code: 211819-B M., 5/23-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 1:30-2:15 PM (4 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65

NEW!! Lil Sluggers and KickersAges: 2-4 years (adult participation required) Join the fun introducing sports fundamentals for tots. Learn to

catch, throw, bat, run, kick, play soccer and t-ball. Great fun for boys and girls alike to be a part of the “team” of friends.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 211829-A Th., 5/5-6/9 (ex. 6/2) 5:30-6:30 PM (5 classes) Res $69, Non-Res $76

Little Hands, Little ArtistsAges: 3-7 years (adult participation required)Instructor: Ginny SchenkerLocation: PCC

A Surprise for Mom! Let’s make a crafty surprise gift for your mom and a Mother’s Day

card she will love! We will even stamp our very own special wrapping paper to help keep your present a surprise! All materials supplied.

Dates: Code: 212902-A Sat., 4/30 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $18, Non-Res $20 Code: 212902-B Sat., 4/30 12:30-1:30 PM (1 class) Res $18, Non-Res $20

A Surprise for Dad! Let’s make a crafty surprise gift for your dad and a Father’s Day card

he will love! We will even stamp our very own special wrapping paper to help keep your present a surprise! All materials supplied.

Dates: Code: 212902-C Sat., 6/4 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $18, Non-Res $20

Code: 212902-D Sat., 6/4 12:30-1:30 PM (1 class) Res $18, Non-Res $20

NEW!! Little Hands, Little Bakers: Emeraldalicious Cupcakes

Ages: 3-7 years (adult participation required) If you love Pinkalicious stories, then this is the class for you! As our

cupcakes bake, we will read the story Emeraldalicious and decorate our own flower crowns and magical wands that sparkle. All supplies included. Children will decorate an Emeraldalicious cupcake to take home! An adult must accompany each child. 2 children=2 adults.

Instructor: Ginny SchenkerLocation: PCCDates: Code: 221820-A Sat., 5/14 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $18, Non-Res $20 Code: 221820-B Sat., 5/14 12:30-1:30 PM (1 class) Res $18, Non-Res $20

MossyAges: Open to families Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book Mossy, followed by the

opportunity to meet a variety of animals and reptiles including some turtle friends, the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to watch our animal friends interact with each other running around in a swimming pool.

Instructor: Anne MeadeLocation: PCCDate: Code: 225844-C F., 6/3 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $8, Non-Res $9

Pint Sized PicassosAges: 2-6 years (adult participation required) Come and explore all sorts of artistic materials. We’ll be creating art

with traditional materials like paint and brushes but also with unusual materials like marbles and sponges! Your young person will be so proud to create and bring home their own unique works of art. Different projects each session! (Day and evening sessions!)

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 212822-A W., 4/27-5/18 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes) Res $40, Non-Res $44 Code: 212822-B W., 5/25-6/15 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes) Res $40, Non-Res $44 Code: 212822-C W., 4/27-5/11 5:45-6:30 PM (3 classes) Res $30, Non-Res $33

Pre-Ballet and Tap IAges: 2 ½-3 ½ years Children will have fun learning basic ballet and tap steps, exploring

creative dance, and developing coordination, musicality, imagination and creativity. We use lots of props and dance to a variety of styles of music. Girls wear leotards and tights, pull their hair out of the face and boys wear t-shirts, gym shorts or sweat pants. Ballet and tap shoes are required.

Instructor: Vanessa WattersLocation: PCCDates: Code: 216815-A F., 4/22-6/24 (ex. 5/27) 10:30-11:15 AM (9 classes) Res $90, Non-Res $99


PreschoolPre-Ballet and Tap II

Ages: 3 ½-4 ½ years Children will have fun learning basic ballet and tap steps, exploring

creative dance, and developing coordination, musicality, imagination and creativity. We use lots of props and dance to a variety of styles of music. Girls wear leotards and tights, pull their hair out of the face and boys wear t-shirts, gym shorts or sweat pants. Ballet and tap shoes are required.

Instructor: Vanessa WattersLocation: PCCDates: Code: 216815-B F., 4/22-6/24 (ex. 5/27) 11:30 AM-12:15 PM (9 classes) Res $90, Non-Res $99 Code: 216815-C M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 3:30-4:15 PM


Preschool AdventuresAges: 2-6 years (adult participation required)Instructor: Sherry MurrayLocation: PCC

Celebrate Spring Let’s celebrate the change of seasons by learning about the colors

in the rainbow. We will make our own sculptures, windsock and butterfly. Everyone will experiment with cloud dough and planting “flowers” in soil. Children and their adult will participate in listening to a story, using our imaginations and having fun.

Date: Code: 228828-A Th., 4/28 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Are You My Mother? Children love the P.D. Eastman classic story about the little lost bird.

In this class, we will make our own cute birds’ nests to display. We’ll decorate paper eggs, build a bird feeder, explore and sing songs. Come use your imagination and have a great time working together!

Date: Code: 228828-B Th., 5/5 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Water Science We will read What Floats in a Moat, and experiment with the way

different objects react to water. Everyone will make a boat, lava lamp and chalk prints.

Date: Code: 228828-C Th., 5/12 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Bugs Come explore the wonderful world of insects! We will learn about

the different parts of these tiny creatures and go on an indoor bug hunt. We will create some eight-legged art projects, listen to a story and explore large and small motor activities together.

Date: Code: 228828-D Th., 5/19 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Preschool Adventures Preschool Adventures is a unique class that is designed as a stress

free way for children to be introduced to the preschool experience. Children will practice following directions, active listening, taking turns/sharing, and proper use of classroom materials as well as identifying colors, numbers and shapes. Each class will have a story and 6+ crafts and activities that follow a weekly theme.

Dates: Code: 228828-E Th., 5/26-6/16 10:00-11:00 AM (4 classes) Res $55, Non-Res $61

Summer Smash Let’s beat the heat by making our own ice cream! We’ll also listen

to a story, paint, create our own sandcastles and rotate through other ‘beachy’ crafts and activities.

Date: Code: 228828-F Th., 6/23 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Prince and Princess Dance CampAges: 3-8 years This camp is a magical dance experience for both prince and

princesses. Each day participants will experience movement, ballet, tumbling and jazz dance. We will also have craft time with a theme each day. Participants need to bring a snack and drink each day. Princes and Princesses can wear athletic clothing, dress up clothing that is easy to dance in or leotard and tights for girls.

Instructor: Ramona ReuterLocation: Studio East Dance Company, 370 Macedon Center RoadDates: Code: 228859-A M., W. & F., 4/18-4/22 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (3 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88 Code: 228859-B M., W. & F., 4/18-4/22 (pick 2 days) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (2 classes) Res $55, Non-Res $61 Code: 228859-C M., W. & F., 4/18-4/22 (pick 1 day) 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) Res $30, Non-Res $33

Rock, Rhythm and RollAges: 18 months – 4 years (adult participation required) A lively class for parents/caregivers and children. Join us for some

cool moves, exercises, and rhythms with Ms. Judy. We’ll march, jump, throw, shake and roll using balls, music makers, and other props and end with tumbling mats. Let’s rock and roll!

Instructor: Judy Gillotte DrewLocation: PCCDates: Code: 228857-A M., 4/25-5/16 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes) Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228857-B M., 5/23-6/13 (ex. 5/30) 10:00-10:45 AM (3 classes) Res $35, Non-Res $39

Scribble and ScrambleAges: 2-6 years (adult participation required) Double your fun with two classes in one! Play in the gym room and

explore your preschooler’s creativity in the art room. Each class ends with circle time fun! New projects every session!

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 215811-A Th., 4/28-5/19 9:30-10:30 AM (4 classes) Res $44, Non-Res $48 Code: 215811-B Th., 5/26-6/16 9:30-10:30 AM (4 classes) Res $44, Non-Res $48

Sensory & ScienceAges: 15 months – 7 years (adult participation required) Your young children will get to explore a variety of materials with

their senses. They will explore slimy things, ooey gooey things, wet and dry things, rough and smooth things and more! They will experience chemistry and physics as they play and explore the natural materials provided. Things will go fizzle and pop, things will go fast and slow, things will roll and fly! Children will learn concepts such as absorption, displacement, measurement, cause and effect, sensory and tactile awareness, solid, liquid, and the learning goes on and on.

Instructor: Drew Beeman, Progressive Early LearningLocation: PCCDates: Code: 228832-A M., 4/18-5/9 10:30-11:30 AM (4 classes) Res $60, Non-Res $66

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PreschoolSpring Trainers

Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required) Learn to catch, throw, run and kick. Learn teamwork and

sportsmanship too! Play soccer and t-ball to grow your sports skills and social skills with coach Mary.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 211831-A Th., 5/5-6/9 (ex. 6/2) 10:00-10:30 AM (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65 Code: 211831-B Th., 5/5-6/9 (ex. 6/2) 10:30-11:00 AM (5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65

STEAM Powered PlayAges: 15 months – 7 years (adult participation required) This class provides a fun, meaningful and relevant playful learning

experience for young children. We provide materials and activities that lay the foundation for S.T.E.A.M. learning. (S)cience, (T)echnology, (E)ngineering, (A)rts, (M)ath. Children will learn concepts and practice skills through hands on exploration and play such as creative problem solving, critical thinking, self-regulation, pre-math and science, sensory experience, construction and more.

Instructor: Drew Beeman, Progressive Early LearningLocation: PCCDates: Code: 228829-A M., 5/16-6/13 (ex. 5/30) 10:30-11:30 AM (4 classes) Res $60, Non-Res $66

Tails, Toes, Ears, Eyes and NosesAges: 2-4 years (adult participation required) We’ll read a story about different animal’s tails, toes, eyes, ears and

noses, then we’ll watch the animals move around and interact with each other. After watching them play together, you’ll get a close up view and the opportunity to see what some of the animals feel like.

Instructor: Anne MeadeLocation: PCCDate: Code: 215831-A Sat., 5/14 9:00-10:00 AM (1 class) Res $10, Non-Res $11

NEW!! Teeny Tiny ArtistsAges: 20 months – 3 years (adult participation required)Instructor: Ginny SchenkerLocation: PCC

Make a Gift for Mom! Let’s make a few keepsake crafts your mom will love for years to

come! In this class, you can count on a few surprises along the way to help your mom have a special day! We will end class with a mini circle time of a story and Mother’s Day song.

Date: Code: 212901-A F., 4/29 10:00-10:45 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Birds! Come explore the world of birds in your backyard! You’ll love this

class where we will paint a miniature wooden birdhouse, explore painting with feathers, make paper binoculars for bird watching and design and name your own bird puppet! We will end class with a mini circle time of stories and songs!

Date: Code: 212901-B F., 5/13 10:00-10:45 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Animals Around the World! Join me for this really exciting 4-day art class where each day we

will have a fun-filled theme of animals around the world! Be sure to bring an art smock to each class for exploring painting, cutting, pasting, coloring and stamping! We will end each session with a mini circle time of songs and a story.

Dates: Code: 212901-C Tu.- F., 5/31-6/3 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes) Res $55, Non-Res $61

Make a Gift for Dad! Let’s make a few keepsake crafts your dad will love for years to

come! In this class, you can count on a few surprises along the way to help your dad have a special day! We will end class with a mini circle time of a story and a Father’s Day song!

Date: Code: 212901-D Tu., 6/7 10:00-10:45 AM (1 class) Res $15, Non-Res $17

Terrific Twos and ThreesAges: 2-3 years (adult participation required) Busy 2 or 3 year old? Come play and meet new friends! We’ll play

on gym equipment and end the class with circle time fun. In circle time, we’ll sing, show and tell, read books and play games geared towards a toddler’s sense of fun and creativity.

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 215820-A Tu., 4/26-5/17 10:30-11:15 AM (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40 Code: 215820-B Tu., 5/24-6/14 10:30-11:15 AM (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40

NEW!! The TurnipAges: Open to families Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s

book The Turnip followed by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals and reptiles including the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to watch our animal friends interact with each other, while they run around in a swimming pool.

Instructor: Anne MeadeLocation: PCCDate: Code: 225844-A F., 5/6 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $8, Non-Res $9

Tiny TrottersAges: 4-6 years A beginner course designed for the younger child. They will be

taught the basics of steering and stopping while riding a pony. They will be learning safety rules applicable to equine. Adult must accompany child.

Instructors: JLD Equine TrainersLocation: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill RoadDates: Code: 225752-A Tu., 4/20-5/17 3:30-4:00 PM (4 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110 Code: 225752-B W., 4/21-5/18 3:30-4:00 PM (4 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110 Code: 225752-C F., 4/23-5/20 3:30-4:00 PM (4 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110 Code: 225752-D Tu., 5/24-6/21 3:30-4:00 PM (5 classes) Res $125, Non-Res $135 Code: 225752-E W., 5/25-6/22 3:30-4:00 PM (5 classes) Res $125, Non-Res $135 Code: 225752-F F., 5/27-6/24 3:30-4:00 PM (5 classes) Res $125, Non-Res $135

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Advanced TaekwondoAges: 8 years and over Building on the basic skills, students of blue belt or above learn self-

defense, forms, free sparring to black belt and beyond. Instructors: Rochester Taekwondo ClubLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245847-D Th., 4/28-6/16 7:30-8:15 PM (9 classes)


After School Fun ZoneDue to high demand, the Fun Zone after school program is currently full with a waitlist for the remainder of the spring season. Please keep an eye out for the 2022-2023 school year in the Summer brochure. If you have any questions, please call 223-5050 or email Mike Clark at [email protected].

After School Mid ZoneGrades: 5-8 As a working parent, you may not be able to be home when your child

gets out of school. If you want supervision for your middle school-aged child during this mid-day time, then Mid-Zone is the perfect solution. The Perinton Recreation and Parks Department provides adult supervision in a safe and caring environment that is fun and affordable. Healthy snacks, outdoor games and more are provided. There are still openings for the remainder of the spring semester. The prices below represent pro-rated fees. Parents must set up bus transportation through the Fairport Transportation Office. An information packed will be mailed to you as soon as we process your registration. Mid-Zone is just what parents have been looking for.

Location: Lion’s Den Teen CenterDates & Times: M.-F., (ex. school holidays and half days) 4/1-6/24 2:30-6:00 PMCost: Code: 125536-A $590 (payable in one installment) Code: 125537-A $600 (payable in $200/month installments) Not available on WebTrac.

All About TumblingAges: 5-10 years Have fun while learning basic to advanced tumbling skills. All levels are

welcome as skills are taught based on individual ability. Strengthening, stretching as well as cartwheels, handstands and handsprings. A great class for building self-confidence, motor skills, body coordination and awareness.

Instructor: Wendy RebackLocation: PCCDates: Code: 221813-A M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 4:45-5:30 PM (9 classes)


Youth and Teen

YOUTH AND TEEN

NEW!! Are You Ready to Tumble?

Ages: 3-8 years Want to learn cartwheels, somersaults, bridges, backbends, group

rhythms, and more? Boys and girls are invited to learn new tricks to extend their tumbling and acrobatic skills individually and with a group. Everyone will work at his/her own skill level to learn to be more confident and have fun! Great class for siblings and friends.

Instructor: Judy Gillotte DrewLocation: PCCDates: Code: 228860-A Th., 4/28-5/19 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes)

Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228860-B Th., 4/28-5/19 4:00-4:45 PM (4 classes)

Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228860-C Th., 5/26-6/16 10:00-10:45 AM (4 classes)

Res $45, Non-Res $50 Code: 228860-D Th., 5/26-6/16 4:00-4:45 PM (4 classes)


Ballet IAges: 6-9 years Ballet I encourages the continuing and developing student, but first-time

students are welcome too! Children learn ballet barre and center exercises and work on routines. Strength, agility, graceful athleticism and body awareness are enhanced through the study of ballet technique. Wear leotard and tights and pull hair out of the face. Ballet shoes required.

Instructor: Vanessa WattersLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225851-A M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 4:30-5:15 PM (9 classes)


Basic First Aid for ChildrenAges: 5-13 Each student will learn basic safety skills such as putting on and taking

off gloves, stopping bleeding, how to help someone who is choking, slings and much more. Each student will get a certificate and a basic first aid kit.

Instructor: Domenic DanesiLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225231-A Sat., 5/14 11:00 AM-12:30 PM (1 class)


Beginning BalletAges: 4 ½-6 years In Beginning Ballet, children develop coordination and musicality,

flexibility and good body alignment, strengthen the imagination, and creativity – and it’s fun! We begin with the basics of floor warm-ups, exercises at the ballet barre and traveling steps, using lots of props and dancing to a variety of styles of music. Wear leotards and tights and pull hair out of the face. Ballet shoes are required.

Instructor: Vanessa WattersLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225854-A F., 4/22-6/24 (ex. 5/27) 4:30-5:15 PM (9 classes)



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Youth & Teen

FitKids FencingAges: 4-7 years Play pirate and other fun games in this safe introduction to the sport of

fencing. Children experience the thrill of swordplay in a structured class and build self-confidence using specialized plastic foils, chest plates and masks. New skills are practiced one-on-one with the coach. Due to USA Fencing Regulations, please bring $10 to the first class.

Instructors: Rochester Fencing ClubLocation: Rochester Fencing Club, 3335 Brighton-Henrietta Townline RoadDates: Code: 221835-B W., 5/4-5/25 4:00-4:45 PM (4 classes)


Flag RugbyAges: 8-12 years Learn a fun, fast-paced international sport that is played from high

school to adulthood right here in Rochester. Fairport youth coaches with 25+ years of coaching will introduce the basics of rugby in non-contact Flag Rugby. Participants will focus on fun games to develop passing, kicking and game play skills.

Instructor: Joe KirschLocation: Egypt ParkDates: Code: 225314-B M. & W., 5/11-6/15 (ex. 5/30) 5:30-6:30 PM


Tackle RugbyGrades: 6-8 Introduction to tackle rugby will safely introduce players to contact

rugby. Players will learn tackle techniques as well as basic rugby skills. Players will develop the technique and confidence to play in modified games. No prior rugby experience necessary.

Instructor: Joe KirschLocation: Egypt ParkDates: Code: 225314-A M. & W., 4/25-6/15 (ex. 5/30) 5:30-7:30 PM


Friday GymnasticsAges: 5-11 years A safe, high energy gymnastics class to learn all your favorite skills. Skills

using beams, mats, vaulting stacks and floor-bars will be introduced at each child’s level. Gymnastics is great for whole body strength, balance, coordination and crossover fundamentals for many different sports.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 235827-A F., 5/6-6/10 (ex. 6/3) 4:10-4:45 PM (5 classes)


Friday Gymnastics AdvancedAges: 5-11 years High energy gymnastics for advanced beginners that can already do

cartwheels and bridges. We’ll build on beginner foundation with safe and proper technique. Try handstands, handsprings, routines, flips and safety with Coach Mary.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 235828-A F., 5/6-6/10 (ex. 6/3) 4:45-5:30 PM (5 classes)


Bravo! Creative Arts – Annie Jr.Grades: K-12 With equal measures of pluck and positivity, little orphan Annie charms

everyone’s hearts despite a next-to-nothing start in 1930s New York City. Annie is determined to find the parents who abandoned her years ago on the doorstep of an orphanage run by the cruel Miss Hannigan. Annie eventually foils Miss Hannigan’s evil machinations, finding a new home and family in billionaire Oliver Warbucks, his personal secretary, Grace Farrell, and a lovable mutt named Sandy.

Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative ArtsLocation: PCCDates: Grades: K-3 Code: 225232-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 5:00-6:30 PM (7 classes) Res $200,

Non-Res $210 Grades: 4-12 Code: 225232-B Tu., 4/26-6/7 6:30-8:00 PM (7 classes) Res $200,

Non-Res $210 Registration currently open.

Tech CrewGrades: 4-9 Are you interested in learning what happens behind the curtains?

Working on a Tech Crew is a great way to learn how the magic of theatre is made. At the beginning of the session, each student will be assigned a leadership role on the tech crew based on his/her interests, serving as the main overseer for a specific technical area within a production. Through problem solving, responsibility, and creative thinking, each crew member will be empowered to take ownership over his/her area and provide leadership and instruction to the other Tech Crew members. You do not need any backstage experience; we will train you.

Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative ArtsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225232-C Tu., 4/26-6/7 5:00-8:00 PM (7 classes) Res $150,

Non-Res $160 Registration currently open.

Spring Break Theatre Camp – Charlie and the Chocolate

FactoryGrades: K-8 Based on the beloved Roald Dahl tale, this comedic and fantastical story

follows young Charlie Bucket and his Grandpa Joe as they join a small group of contest winners who get to tour the magical and mysterious factory of eccentric candy maker Willy Wonka.

Instructor: Ed Rocha, Bravo! Creative ArtsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 125232-G M.-F., 4/18-4/22 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)

Res $200, Non-$210 Code: 125232-GG M.-F., 4/18-4/22 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)

Res $280, Non-Res $290 Registration currently open.



Youth & Teen

Isshin-Ryu Karate – Orange Through Purple Belts

Ages: 7 years and over Continuation of intermediate karate curriculum. Techniques and

self-defense skills taught in a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere. Students will learn belt appropriate requirements for advancement, building on prior experience. Learn at your own pace while building fitness, confidence, balance and coordination in a fun, non-threatening setting.

Instructor: Sensei Ann PeckLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225808-B W., 4/20-6/22 6:40-7:30 PM (10 classes)


Isshin-Ryu Karate – Black BeltAges: 7 years and over Advanced karate curriculum continuing with techniques, kata and self-

defense skills in a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere. Students will learn belt appropriate requirements for advancement, building on prior experience. Learn at your own pace while building fitness, confidence, balance and coordination in a fun, non-threatening setting.

Instructor: Sensei Ann PeckLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225808-C W., 4/20-6/22 7:40-8:30 PM (10 class)


Making Tracks with the Animal Teacher

Ages: 5-10 years Come join us to learn about animal tracks and meet the animals that

made them. We will read a story about animal tracks and then look at some animal footprints in the sand. We will try to figure out something about who walked through the sand and who is coming to visit. Then we will meet representatives of six different species of animals and watch them interact in the sand. You’ll get the chance to see the animals up close and see what some of the animals feel like! Educational take home sheet included.

Instructor: Anne MeadeLocaiton: PCCDate: Code: 225844-B Sat., 5/14 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class)


Mealtime Manners IAges: 6-12 years Our Mealtime Manners class has been resurrected to keep fun and

learning abounding while staying mindful of health and safety guidelines. We will have interactive games and activities with lots of learning and fun with prizes to hand out. Our very popular napkin folding (napkin origami) is one of our class highlights. We will be serving food to practice mealtime manners with a variety of precut fresh fruit prepackaged from Wegmans. We will serve a specialty dessert (cupcakes) as well Everyone takes home a favor. All leave with a certificate of completion. All our classes are designed toward education standards, focusing on the arts that target imagination and creativity. We have educators on staff that we consult directly as we design each class.

Instructor: Susan Vernick, Etiquette ChicsLocation: PCCDate: Code: 226100-A F., 4/29 6:30-7:30 PM (1 class) Res $24,

Non-Res $26

Friends & Fun This socially engaging program is offered throughout the school year.

Activities include arts and crafts, cooking, music, bowling, field trips, and much more. Activity schedule will be mailed/emailed bi-monthly. A one-time registration per school calendar year (Sept. 2021 – June 2022) is required to become a Friends & Fun member. Additional costs may apply for each activity. Registered members should call 223-5050 to sign up for individual activities.

Instructors: Lindsey Schwartz & Jackie McKenna Not available on WebTrac.

Harry Potter’s Hogwarts School of Etiquette

Ages: 6-13 years Join Harry Potter and discover the magic of dining and social etiquette.

We will serve up Harry Potter themed cupcakes where we cover simple mealtime etiquette. We will enjoy fun, educational, Harry Potter themed activities where we cover social skills (that rival Hogwarts English boarding school!). Butterbeer (non-alcoholic, of course! Made with cream soda) will be served as well. All will leave with a favor.

Instructor: Susan Vernick, Etiquette ChicsLocation: PCCDate: Code: 226101-A Sat., 6/18 1:00-2:15 PM (1 class) Res $30,

Non-Res $33

Home Alone SafetyAges: 8 years and over A safety program that ensures children are safe while home alone. Learn

tips on answering the phone and responding to knocks at the door, basic first aid, important phone numbers, boredom busters, and kitchen safety. Program includes workbook that will serve as a take-home reference.

Instructor: Jerry BennettLocation: PCCDates: Code: 235809-A Tu., 5/10 4:00-6:00 PM (1 class) Res $20,

Non-Res $22 Code: 235809-B Tu., 6/14 4:00-6:00 PM (1 class) Res $20,

Non-Res $22

Intro to Horseback RidingAges: 7 years and over A beginner class for those who would like to learn to ride. An

experienced adult trainer will teach the basics of walk-trot-halt and competently steering their horse. Parents invited to watch. Recommend bringing your own NYS approved riding helmet.

Instructors: JLD TrainersLocation: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill RoadDates: Code: 235752-C W., 4/27-5/18 4:00-5:00 PM (4 classes) Res

$140, Non-Res $150 Code: 235752-D F., 4/29-5/20 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res

$140, Non-Res $150 Code: 235752-E W., 5/25-6/22 4:00-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res

$175, Non-Res $185 Code: 235752-F F., 5/27-6/24 5:00-6:00 PM (5 classes) Res

$175, Non-Res $185

Isshin-Ryu Karate – Beginner Through Yellow Belt

Ages: 7 years and over Introduction and continuation of fundamental karate techniques and

self-defense skills in a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere. Students will learn blocks, kicks, punches and stances, along with personal security and self-defense basics. Learn at your own pace while building fitness, confidence, balance and coordination in a fun, non-threatening setting.

Instructor: Sensei Ann PeckLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225808-A W., 4/20-6/22 5:40-6:30 PM (10 classes)



Youth & Teen

Mealtime Manners IIAges: 6-12 years Serving up more fun and learning as we take Mealtime Manners to the

next level! We will be diving in a little deeper to mealtime etiquette using fresh fruits from our local grocery story/market, along with a beautiful dessert (cupcakes!). We will also be practicing social skills, conversation and decorum, all while utilizing fun, interactive activities and giveaways. Everyone leaves with a favor and a certificate of completion. All our classes are designed toward education standards, focusing on the arts that target imagination and creativity. We have educators on staff that we consult directly as we design each class.

Instructor: Susan Vernick, Etiquette ChicsLocation: PCCDate: Code: 226100-B F., 5/20 6:30-7:30 PM (1 class)


NEW!! Running Club Track and Field

Ages: 5-10 years Sprint into spring. Track and improve your progress on our long and

short runs for speed and time. Also try out some real field events like shot-put, discus, long jump and javelin throwing. Indoors and outdoors, weather permitting.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 224866-A Th., 5/5-6/9 (ex. 6/2) 4:45-5:30 PM (5 classes)


Running Ready Track and FieldAges: 4-7 years Try out running track challenges, field events and obstacle courses.

Proper running technique is helpful for every sport and healthy movement. Come try out all the ways to be agile, fast and fit while we power up and reach the goals we set. Fun for boys and girls alike.

Instructor: Mary SlaughterLocation: PCCDates: Code: 224868-A Th., 5/5-6/9 (ex. 6/2) 4:15-4:45 PM (5 classes)


Safety First for ChildrenAges: 5-13 The students will learn Home Alone skills which include how to answer

the door and the phone. Internet safety, fire safety, poison control and much more will be covered. Each student will get a certificate and bag of resources.

Instructor: Domenic DanesiLocation: PCCDates: Code: 225234-A Sat., 5/14 9:00-10:30 AM (1 class)


Slave Experience and the Underground Railroad

See Adult page 44

Taekwondo – Child BeginnerAges: 6-9 years Introductions and development of Taekwondo skills that teach

self-defense, character, discipline and advancement towards yellow belt. Fun atmosphere of encouragement and support. No experience needed. www.taekwondoclub.org.

Instructors: Rochester Taekwondo ClubLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245847-C Th., 4/28-6/16 5:45-6:15 PM (9 classes) Res $60,

Non-Res $66

Taekwondo – Family ClassAges: 7 years and over Taught by experts as an introduction and development in the skills of

Taekwondo which include self-defense, sport, exercise and fitness. Students continue to improve and learn a curriculum that can culminate at black belt. www.taekwondoclub.org.

Instructors: Rochester Taekwondo ClubLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245847-A Th. & Sat., 4/28-6/18 6:30-7:15 PM (Th.) & 9:00-9:45

AM (Sat.) (18 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88 Code: 245847-B Sat., 4/30-6/18 9:00-9:45 AM (9 classes) Res $60,

Non-Res $66

Teen Activity NightsAges: 11-17 years Teens will have the ability to use the Lion’s Den Teen Center and the

Perinton Community Center as a place to socialize, make friends, party and explore the city. Our youth team supervises all programs, so parents can have some free time on weekends. All participants will need to be picked up and dropped off at the locations listed. Food served at the Teen Center is not allergy or diet restriction sensitive. All programs have a registration DEADLINE a week prior to the event (ex. 3 v 3 Basketball 4/22, registration deadline 4/15), unless authorized by the Recreation Supervisor. Enroll early to avoid program cancellation! If your teen would like to see an event offered by the Community Center, please contact Michael Clark (Recreation Supervisor) [email protected] with your idea!

3 v 3 BasketballAges: 12-17 yearsLocation: PCCDates: 12-15 years Code: 236105-A F., 4/22 7:00-9:00 PM Res $12, Non-Res $13 16-17 years Code: 236105-B F., 4/22 7:00-9:00 PM Res $12, Non-Res $13

DodgeballAges: 11-17 yearsLocation: PCCDates: 11-15 years Code: 236105-C F., 4/29 7:00-9:00 PM Res $12, Non-Res $13 16-17 years Code: 236105-D F., 4/29 7:00-9:00 PM Res $12, Non-Res $13

Mother’s Day Paint by Number (Mother’s Day Gift)

Ages: 11-15 yearsLocation: PCCDate: Code: 236105-E F., 5/6 6:30-8:30 PM Res $12, Non-Res $13





Youth & Teen

Quidditch (YES, the Harry Potter Game)

Ages: 12-15 yearsLocation: PCCDate: Code: 236105-F F., 5/13 7:00-9:00 PM Res $12, Non-Res $13

Cinema Saturday – Dr. Strange II Multiverse of Madness

Ages: 13-16 yearsLocation: Meet at Lion’s Den Teen Center Date: Code: 236105-G Sat., 5/14 Time TBA Res $20, Non-Res $22

Splash PartyAges: 12-15 yearsLocation: PCCDate: Code: 236105-H F., 6/10 7:00-9:00 PM Res $15, Non-Res $17

Rochester Red Wings GameAges: 12-15 yearsLocation: Meet at Lion’s Den Teen CenterDate: Code: 236105-I Sat., 6/25 Time TBA Res $25, Non-Res $28

Teen Center Open HouseAges: Open to all ages The Teen Center would like to welcome all Fairport/Perinton families

interested in learning more about the Teen Center. This is the perfect chance to see what the Teen Center has to offer for all soon to be teens! Information about all of our programs including Mid-Zone, Teen Activity Nights and our Special Events.

Location: Lion’s Den Teen Center, 53 West Church StreetDate: Code: 236101-E F., 6/3 6:00-7:00 PM No charge

The Science of MinecraftAges: 7-12 years Join in for a fun time jumping between the world of Minecraft and the

real world of science. There is math and science lurking behind every corner in Minecraft. We’ll go looking to see what we can find and bring it out of the virtual and into the real world! All the experiments will be hands-on and aimed towards getting kids excited about math and science. All new experiments every session!

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 215853-A W., 5/18-5/25 4:15-5:15 PM (2 classes)


Tween/Teen Hands On Makeup Class

Ages: 11 years and over Come learn which makeup colors to choose to enhance your natural

beauty and how to apply them. Instructor: Colleen BeckwithLocation: PCCDate: Code: 235908-A Tu., 5/3 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5, Non-Res $6

Tween/Teen Hands On Skin Care Workshop

Ages: 11 years and over Bye bye pimples! Hello healthy skin!Instructor: Colleen BeckwithLocation: PCCDate: Code: 235891-A Tu., 4/26 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5, Non-Res $6

Western Riding – YouthAges: 7 years and over Classes are taught by a professional western trainer on western trained

horses. Instructors: JLD Equine TrainersLocation: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill RoadDates: Code: 235752-A Sat., 4/30-5/21 12:00-1:00 PM (4 classes)

Res $140, Non-Res $150 Code: 235752-B Sat., 5/28-6/25 12:00-1:00 PM (5 classes)


Youth Soccer LeagueGrades: K-5, Co-Ed This is an instructional soccer program focused on fundamentals and

fun! A limited number of youth may participate dependent on coach and field availability. We will continue to accept registrations as space allows. However, please register early as program may fill. Additional fee of $10 per child for registration forms received after 4/7. (Enrollment has already begun).

Coaches: Volunteers are needed. Teams are coached by enthusiastic people who volunteer their time so that children can have a great experience and enjoy the sport. No formal soccer experience is required. Please email Janelle at [email protected] if you are interested in coaching by April 7th!

Requests: Requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. All requests must be noted on the registration form or under “Add a Note or Info to Staff” before proceeding to check out on WebTrac. Not all requests will be granted.

Note: Please answer the following questions when registering your child (either during WebTrac registration or noted on the paper registration form) to help us create fair and balanced teams.

1. What school does your child attend?2. How many seasons has your child played in the Perinton Recreation and Parks Youth League?

3. Does your child play on a travel team?Please share the general amount of soccer experience your child has: Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced.

Dates: Starts the week of May 2nd. 5/2-6/11 (ex. 5/28) Game rain date: 6/18Day & Time: Weeknight practice 6:00 PM to dusk and Saturday game start time

between 9:00 AM-Noon. Note: Additional fee of $10 per child for registration forms received after 4/7.

Dates: Grades K-1 – Location Center Park West fields Code: 224721-AA Practice Tuesday Res $70, Non-Res $77 Code: 224721-AB Practice Wednesday Res $70, Non-Res $77 Code: 224721-AC Practice Thursday Res $70, Non-Res $77

Grades 2-3 – Location Center Park West fields Code: 224721-BA Practice Tuesday Res $70, Non-Res $77 Code: 224721-BB Practice Wednesday Res $70, Non-Res $77 Code: 224721-BC Practice Thursday Res $70, Non-Res $77

Grades 4-5 – Location Fellows Road/Potter Park fields Code: 224721-CA Practice Tuesday Res $70, Non-Res $77 Code: 224721-CB Practice Wednesday Res $70, Non-Res $77 Code: 224721-CC Practice Thursday Res $70, Non-Res $77


Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking


REFUNDS FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASSES: Refunds must be requested a minimum of 7 days in advance of the class, no

refunds will be given otherwise. Supplies must be picked up within 7 days after the class.

Cartooning for KidsAges: 9-12 years Learn how to draw your favorite cartoon and comic book characters.Instructor: Brian PettyLocation: PCCDates: Code: 222870-A Sat., 5/7 1:00-3:00 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17 Code: 222870-B Sat., 6/4 1:00-3:00 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17

Creative Artists: The Art Box

Ages: 7-11 years All you need to bring is your imagination and an art smock! This class

is full of endless possibilities to make your very own art creation! You’ll be surprised by what you can create! Each class, the “artbox” will contain different materials from paint to felt to odds and ends of fabric and yarn. Come be inspired to brainstorm your idea and see it come to life!

Instructor: Ginny SchenkerLocation: PCCDates: Code: 232870-A Sat., 5/7 3:30-5:00 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17 Code: 232870-B Sat., 5/14 3:30-5:00 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17

Arts & Crafts


See Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking page 45 Learn to Crochet

See Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking page 45 Needles at Noon:

Learn to KnitSee Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking page 45

Project Help: Crochet or Knitting

See Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking page 46


GOLF

GOLFIn case of inclement weather, please call the golf course one half hour before class time to receive information regarding class cancellation. Make up classes will be held at the same day and time the following week. Please note that there will be no make up for classes missed because of personal reasons. All lessons will be taught at Eagle Vale Golf Club, 4344 Nine Mile Point Road, 377-5200.

Junior Golf CampAges: 6-16 yearsInstructor: Erik Yaekel

Ages: 6-10 years Designed for young beginning golfers. Golfers will partake in stations

of activities that keep kids enthused while practicing golf fundamentals. Participants will receive a free hat and a pass for 6 free small buckets of balls for use on the driving range.

Dates: Code: 225715-A Sat., 4/23-5/14 9:30-10:30 AM (4 classes) Res $129, Non-Res $139

Code: 225715-B Sat., 5/21-6/11 9:30-10:30 AM (4 classes) Res $129, Non-Res $139

Ages: 10-13 years We will utilize multiple stations of activities to work on golf

fundamentals. Stations will be age appropriate with games and other applicable drills. Participants will receive a free hat and pass for 6 free small buckets of balls for use on the driving range.

Dates: Code: 225715-C Sat., 4/23-5/14 10:30-11:30 AM (4 classes) Res $129, Non-Res $139

Code: 225715-D Sat., 5/21-6/11 10:30-11:30 AM (4 classes) Res $129, Non-Res $139

Ages: 12-16 years Classes are designed for beginning golfers. We will utilize age

appropriate stations with drills and games to work on the fundamentals of golf. Participants will receive a free hat and a pass for 6 free small buckets of balls for use on the driving range.

Dates: Code: 225715-E Sat., 4/23-5/14 11:30 AM-12:30 PM (4 classes) Res $129, Non-Res $139

Code: 225715-F Sat., 5/21-6/11 11:30 AM-12:30 PM (4 classes) Res $129, Non-Res $139

Adult Beginner GolfAges: 18 years and over This course is designed for the true beginner golfer. PGA pros will guide

you through the fundamentals of golf. Simple, easy to follow fundamentals of grip, posture and aim will be a starting point with swing shape and style introduced at the proper time.

Instructor: Erik YaekelDates: Code: 245790-A Tu., 4/19-5/10 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245790-B W., 4/20-5/11 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245790-C Th., 4/21-5/12 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245790-D Tu., 5/17-6/7 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245790-E W., 5/18-6/8 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245790-F Th., 5/19-6/9 5:00-6:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139

Adult Advanced GolfAges: 18 years and over A natural progression from the “Adult Beginner Class.” A more in-depth

analysis of your golf swing and a focus on pre-swing fundamentals and pre-shot routines. Additional time will be spent on putting, short game, rules and etiquette. Short game instruction will include pitch shots, chip shots and bunker play.






Non-Res $139 Code: 245791-F Th., 5/19-6/9 6:00-7:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139

Adult Short Game Golf ClinicAges: 18 years and over Emphasis will be on putting, chipping, pitching and bunker play. This

clinic is perfect for those players who hit the ball relatively well, but then struggle when they get near the green, often taking multiple strokes and/or putts. The short game is the most overlooked part of the game, with the greatest impact on your ability to lower your scores. Much of this clinic will take place on the golf course, with our extensive short game area being used as well.






Non-Res $169 Code: 245792-F Th., 7/28-8/18 7:00-8:00 PM (4 classes) Res $159, Non-Res $169

Ladies Senior Golf CampAges: 55 years and over Enjoy the camaraderie of your fellow lady golfers. Learn the keys behind

hitting your driver further while freeing up your swing to get the maximum distance on all of your shots. All aspects of your golf game will be worked on but we will have an emphasis on hitting the ball further.

Instructor: Erik YaekelDates: Code: 245794-C M., 4/18-5/9 3:00-4:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245794-D M., 5/23-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 3:00-4:00 PM (4 classes)


Men’s Senior Golf CampAges: 55 years and over Improve your distance with drills and exercises aimed at improving

strength and flexibility for long and short game. Golfer will also work on their full swing, short game and course management skills.

Instructor: Erik YaekelDates: Code: 245794-A M., 4/18-5/9 2:00-3:00 PM (4 classes) Res $129,

Non-Res $139 Code: 245794-B M., 5/23-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 2:00-3:00 PM (4 classes)



Aquatics

Resident Non-ResidentChild* Youth

(14-18)Adult

(19-54)Senior(55+)

College Student

ActiveMilitary

Child*(13/under)

Youth(14-18)

Adult(19-54)

Senior(55+)

Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $9.00 $6.00

Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.00

20 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.00

6 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00

12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00

Note: Children under the age of 14 are not

permitted to utilize the fitness equipment.

Water feature schedules listed on www.perinton.org

* Note: Child pass is aquatics only. **Hours are Subject to Change**

PERINTON AQUATIC CENTER POOL RULES1. Pool area is closed when no lifeguard is on duty. 2. Instruction of lifeguard must be obeyed at all times.3. All patrons must shower before entering the pool.4. Appropriate bathing attire must be worn (designated swim suit). No cutoffs or street

clothes will be allowed.5. Street shoes are not allowed on the pool deck.6. Children of diaper wearing age MUST wear swim diapers or plastic pants with tight

fitting elastic legs. Regular disposable diapers will not be allowed.7. No running, horseplay, chicken fights or pushing allowed in the pool area.8. Diving is only permitted under instructor supervision and in over seven feet of water

in the lap pool.9. No food, gum, drinking (except water) or tobacco products (e-cigs) in the pool area.10. No glass containers allowed in the pool area.11. Discharge of bodily matter is prohibited.

12. No unacceptable public displays of affection.13. Only Coast Guard approved, properly fitting personal floatation devices are permitted.14. Masks, fins and snorkels are allowed for designated programs only.15. Swimmers wishing to swim in water deeper than their height must first pass a deep

water test.16. Children ages 5-11 years must be accompanied by an adult (18+ years) in the pool

area. Adult must be in proper swim attire.17. Children ages 4 and under must be within an arm’s reach of an adult, 2 children to 1

adult.18. Children ages 5 and under may not use the whirlpool.19. Children ages 11 and under may not use the whirlpool unless accompanied by an

adult.20. Participants must be at least 48” tall to go down the slide.21. Failure to comply with the pool rules may result in expulsion from the facility.

PLEASE REMEMBER RULES ARE FOR THE SAFETY OF PLEASE REMEMBER RULES ARE FOR THE SAFETY OF EVERYONE. OUR GOAL IS FOR YOUR VISIT TO BE AN ENJOYABLE ONEEVERYONE. OUR GOAL IS FOR YOUR VISIT TO BE AN ENJOYABLE ONETHANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATIONTHANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION

PLEASE REMEMBER RULES ARE FOR THE SAFETY OF EVERYONE. OUR GOAL IS FOR YOUR VISIT TO BE AN ENJOYABLE ONETHANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION

Daily Family Pass for Aquatics (Resident Only) • 2 Adults, 2 Children = $16, $2 each additional child



Private and Semi-Private Swimming Lessons

Ages: 2 ½ years and over Participants will have a 30-minute lesson with an Aquatic Safety

Employee. Classes will be tailored to the desires of the participant/parent with a small amount of time before or after class to discuss progress and new goals. If you are interested in a semi-private lesson, register for the desired class, then contact Laura Silins at [email protected] to enroll the second participant for an additional fee. Classes are taught in the lap or leisure pool, according to the participant’s needs. Suitable for kids and adults.

Semi-Private Fees: Semi-Private Lessons are for two participants who have registered to take class together.

• 6 classes – Res $204, Non-Res $214• 8 classes – Res $272, Non-Res $282

Due to early start dates of these programs, registration for Private and Semi-Private Swimming Lessons on this page ONLY will begin on Monday, 3/14 for residents and Monday, 3/21 for non-residents.

SUNDAY4/3-6/12 (ex. 4/17, 4/24, 5/29) (8 classes)

Res $192, Non-Res $202213120-CO, CP, CQ or CR 9:45-10:15 AM213120-CS, CT, CU or CV 10:20-10:50 AM213120-CW, CX, CY or CZ 10:55-11:25 AM213120-D, DA, DB or DC 11:30 AM-12:00 PM

MONDAY4/4-6/6 (ex. 4/18, 5/30) (8 classes)

Res $192, Non-Res $202213120-DD or DE 4:15-4:45 PM213120-DF or DG 4:50-5:20 PM213120-DH or DI 5:25-5:55 PM213120-DJ or DK 6:00-6:30 PM

TUESDAY4/5-5/31 (ex. 4/19) (8 classes)

Res $192, Non-Res $202213120-A 10:00-10:30 AM213120-AB 10:30-11:00 AM213120-AC 11:00-11:30 AM213120-AD, AE or AF 4:15-4:45 PM213120-AG, AH or AI 4:50-5:20 PM213120-AJ, AK or AL 5:25-5:55 PM213120-AM, AN or AO 6:00-6:30 PM

WEDNESDAY4/6-6/1 (ex. 4/20) (8 classes)

Res $192, Non-Res $202213120-AP, AQ or AR 3:50-4:20 PM213120-AS, AT or AU 4:25-4:55 PM213120-AV, AW or AX 5:00-5:30 PM

THURSDAY4/7-6/2 (ex. 4/21) (8 classes)

Res $192, Non-Res $202213120-B 9:30-10:00 AM213120-BA 10:00-10:30 AM213120-BB 10:30-11:00 AM213120-BC, BD or BE 4:15-4:45 PM213120-BF, BG or BH 4:50-5:20 PM213120-BI, BJ or BK 5:25-5:55 PM213120-BL, BM or BN 6:00-6:30 PM

FRIDAY4/29-6/10 (ex. 5/27) (6 classes)

Res $144, Non-Res $154213120-BO, BP or BQ 3:45-4:15 PM213120-BR, BS or BT 4:20-4:50 PM213120-BU, BV or BW 4:55-5:25 PM 213120-BX, BY or BZ 5:30-6:00 PM

SATURDAY4/2-6/11 (ex. 4/16, 4/23, 5/28) (8 classes)

Res $192, Non-Res $202213120-C, CA or CB 9:00-9:30 AM213120-CC, CD or CE 9:35-10:05 AM213120-CF, CG or CH 10:10-10:40 AM213120-CI, CJ or CK 10:45-11:15 AM 213120-CL, CM or CN 11:20-11:50 AM

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Aquatics

GROUP SWIMMING LESSONSNote: For safety and control reasons, parents are not allowed on the pool deck during the swim lessons. You may observe from our observation areas.

WATERBABIES IAGES: 6 MONTHS – 2.99 YEARS

(PARENT PARTICIPATION IN WATER, SWIMSUIT REQUIRED)Learning Outcomes: Provides experiences and activities for children to:• Learn to ask permission before entering the water• Learn how to enter and exit the water in a safe manner• Feel comfortable in the water• Explore submerging to the mouth, nose, eyes and completely• Explore buoyancy on the front and back position• Change body position in the water• Learn how to play safely

6 CLASSES – RES $48, NON-RES $547 CLASSES – RES $56, NON-RES $62

213110-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 6:00-6:30 PM (7 classes)213110-B W., 4/27-6/8 10:30-11:00 AM (7 classes) 213110-C Th., 4/28-6/9 10:30-11:00 AM (7 classes)213110-D Th., 4/28-6/9 6:00-6:30 PM (7 classes) 213110-E Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 8:25-8:55 AM (6 classes) 213110-F Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:35-10:05 AM (6 classes) 213110-G Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes) 213110-H Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 11:20-11:50 AM (6 classes)213110-I Sun., 5/1-6/12 (ex. 5/29) 9:45-10:15 AM (6 classes) 213110-J Sun., 5/1-6/12 (ex. 5/29) 10:55-11:25 AM (6 classes)

WATERBABIES IIAGES: 18 MONTHS – 2.99 YEARS

(PARENT PARTICIPATION IN WATER, SWIMSUIT REQUIRED)Learning Outcomes: Provides experiences and activities for children to:• Establish expectation for adult supervision• Learn more ways to enter and exit the water in a safe manner• Explore submerging in a rhythmic pattern• Glide on front and back with assistance• Perform combined stroke on front and back with assistance• Change body position in water

6 CLASSES – RES $48, NON-RES $54213111-A Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes) 213111-B Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:10-10:40 AM (6 classes) 213111-C Sun., 5/1-6/12 (ex. 5/29) 10:20-10:50 AM (6 classes)

NEMOSAGES: 3-3.99 YEARS

Learning Outcomes: • Enter and exit water using ladder, steps or side• Blow bubbles through mouth and nose• Submerge mouth, nose and eyes• Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects• Front and back glides and recover to a vertical position• Backfloatandrecovertoaverticalposition• Roll from front to back and back to front• Tread with arm and hand actions• Alternating and simultaneous arm/leg actions on front and back• Combined arm and leg actions on front and backNoprerequisite.Guaranteed3:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


213117-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:50-5:20 PM (7 classes) 213117-B Th., 4/28-6/9 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 213117-C Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes) 213117-D Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 11:20-11:50 AM (6 classes)

SQUIRTSAGES: 4-5.99 YEARS

Learning Outcomes: • Enter water by stepping in• Exit water using ladder, steps or side• Bobbing• Open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects•Frontandbackfloatsandglides•Recoverfromafrontorbackfloatorglidetoavertical

position• Roll from front to back and back to front• Tread water using arm and leg actions• Combined arm and legs actions on front and back • Finning arm action on back Noprerequisite.Guaranteed3:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


213118-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:50-5:20 PM (7 classes) 213118-B Th., 4/28-6/9 4:50-5:20 PM (7 classes) 213118-C Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes) 213118-D Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:35-10:05 AM (6 classes) 213118-E Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes) 213118-F Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 11:20-11:50 AM (6 classes)

ADVANCED SQUIRTS(Instructor Recommendation)AGES: 4-5.99 YEARS

This class is for children who have already been in Squirts and are not quite ready for Red Cross Level 2. The instructor

will continue working on Level 1 requirements. The child must be recommended by the instructor.


213116-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 6:00-6:30 PM (7 classes) 213116-B Th., 4/28-6/9 4:50-5:20 PM (7 classes) 213116-C Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes) 213116-D Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:10-10:40 AM (6 classes)

SEA URCHINSAGES: 3-5.99 YEARS

Learning Outcomes: Nemos and Squirts in the same class! Children will be taught and grouped according to ability. No prerequisite.Guaranteed3:1ratioformaximumbenefit.

6 CLASSES – RES $58, NON-RES $64 7 CLASSES – RES $67, NON-RES $74

213119-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 213119-B Tu., 4/26-6/7 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 213119-C W., 4/27-6/8 9:30-10:00 AM (7 classes) 213119-D W., 4/27-6/8 10:00-10:30 AM (7 classes) 213119-F W., 4/27-6/8 1:00-1:30 PM (7 classes) 213119-G W., 4/27-6/8 1:30-2:00 PM (7 classes) 213119-H Th., 4/28-6/9 9:30-10:00 AM (7 classes) 213119-I Th., 4/28-6/9 10:00-10:30 AM (7 classes) 213119-K Th., 4/28-6/9 1:00-1:30 PM (7 classes) 213119-L Th., 4/28-6/9 1:30-2:00 PM (7 classes) 213119-M Th., 4/28-6/9 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 213119-N Th., 4/28-6/9 6:00-6:30 PM (7 classes) 213119-O Sun., 5/1-6/12 (ex. 5/29) 11:30 AM-12:00 PM

(6 classes)


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AMERICAN RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS: LEVELS 1-6• Participation in swim lessons does not

automatically guarantee advancement to the next level.• Completion of class requires Red Cross Card

for that level. Do not sign your child up for the next level until they have received their card.

Red Cross Level 1(Limited Experience)

Ages: 6-8 yearsClass is designed for 6-8 year olds with limited swim

experience. • Enter and exit water using ladder, steps or side• Blow bubbles through mouth and nose• Bobbing• Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects•Frontandbackglidesandfloats• Recover to vertical position• Roll from front to back and back to front• Tread water using arm and hand actions• Alternating and simultaneous arm/leg actions on front and

back• Combined arm and leg actions on front and back Noprerequisite.Guaranteed5:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


223111-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 223111-B Tu., 4/26-6/7 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223111-C Th., 4/28-6/9 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 223111-D Th., 4/28-6/9 6:00-6:30 PM (7 classes) 223111-E Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes) 223111-F Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:35-10:05 AM (6 classes) 223111-G Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:10-10:40 AM (6 classes) 223111-H Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes)

Red Cross Level 2Ages: 6-10 years

Child must be 6, have a Level 1 card or taken Squirts to enroll. • Enter and exit water by stepping or jumping from the side• Fully submerge and hold breath• Bobbing• Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects•Front,jellyfishandtuckfloats•Frontandbackfloatsandglides• Recover to vertical position• Roll from front to back and back to front• Change direction of travel while swimming on front or back• Tread water using arm and leg actions• Combined arm and leg actions on front and back • Finning arm action Guaranteed5:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


223112-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 223112-B Tu., 4/26-6/7 6:00-6:30 PM (7 classes) 223112-C Th., 4/28-6/9 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 223112-D Th., 4/28-6/9 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223112-E Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes)223112-F Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:35-10:05 AM (6 classes) 223112-G Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:10-10:40 AM (6 classes) 223112-H Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes)


Child must have a Level 2 card to enroll. • Enter water by jumping from the side•Headfirstentriesfromsittingandkneelingpositions• Bobbing while moving to safety• Rotary breathing•Survivalandbackfloat• Change direction from vertical to horizontal position on

front and back • Tread water• Flutter, scissor, dolphin and breaststroke kicks on front• Front crawl and elementary backstrokeGuaranteed6:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


223113-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 223113-B Th., 4/28-6/9 4:15-4:45 PM (7 classes) 223113-C Th., 4/28-6/9 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223113-D Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes)223113-E Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:10-10:40 AM (6 classes)



Register early to avoid program cancellation due

to low enrollment.


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Child must have a Level 3 card to enroll. •Headfirstentriesfromthesideincompactandstride

positions• Swim under water•Feet-firstsurfacedive• Survival swimming• Front crawl and backstroke open turns• Tread water using 2 different kicks• Front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestrokeandbutterfly

• Flutter and dolphin kicks on back Guaranteed8:1ratioformaximumbenefit.

6 CLASSES – RES $48, NON-RES $54 7 CLASSES – RES $56, NON-RES $63

223114-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 4:50-5:20 PM (7 classes)223114-B Th., 4/28-6/9 4:50-5:20 PM (7 classes) 223114-C Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (6 classes) 223114-E Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:10-10:40 AM (6 classes) 223114-F Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes)


Child must have a Level 4 card to enroll. • Shallow-angle dive from the side then glide and begin a front

stroke• Tuck and pike surface dives, submerge completely•Frontflipturnandbackstrokeflipturnwhileswimming• Front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestrokeandbutterfly

• ScullingGuaranteed8:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


223115-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223115-B Th., 4/28-6/9 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223115-D Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:35-10:05 AM (6 classes) 223115-F Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 10:45-11:15 AM (6 classes)


Child must have a Level 5 card to enroll. Refinesthestrokessoparticipantsswimthemwithease,efficiency,powerandsmoothnessovergreaterdistances.Guaranteed8:1ratioformaximumbenefit.


223116-A Tu., 4/26-6/7 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223116-B Th., 4/28-6/9 5:25-5:55 PM (7 classes) 223116-C Sat., 4/30-6/11 (ex. 5/28) 9:35-10:05 AM (6 classes)


AquaticsPre-School Splash

Ages: 0-6 years (adult participation required) Parent and child exploration in the leisure pool. Parents must be within

arm’s reach of child at all times. Parents may bring up to two children under five at this time. All children not potty trained must wear swim diapers under suit. Coast Guard approved PFDs allowed.

Dates: M., W., & F., 4/18-6/24 8:45-10:45 AM Fees: Res $5 (1 adult & 1 child), Non-Res $7 (1 adult & 1 child) $2 each additional child (either Res or Non-Res) 10x stamp pass – Res $45, Non-Res $63 Not available on WebTrac.

Home School SwimmersAges: 6 years and over Do you home school? Fulfill your child’s physical education requirements

with swimming lessons at our pool! For ages 6 and up. Students will be grouped with others of similar abilities. Our Red Cross certified staff will help your child learn or improve their strokes, flip turns and endurance while having fun.

Dates: Code: 223810-A W., 4/27-6/8 2:00-2:30 PM (7 classes) Res $56, Non-Res $62

Code: 223810-B W., 4/27-6/8 2:30-3:00 PM (7 classes) Res $56, Non-Res $62

Red Cross Lifeguard CertificationAges: 15 years and over American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification (2017 Updated Class).

Registrants must pass a prerequisite swim of 300 continuous yard front crawl and/or breaststroke, 2 minutes of treading without the use of arms, and a timed 20 yard swim with retrieval of 10 pound brick. Must complete prerequisite before registering. To set up a time to complete the swim, contact Paul Kelly at [email protected]. All materials supplied. Time for lunch will be given. Completion of class does not guarantee employment with Perinton Aquatics. Code will be given to register after completion of pre-requisite swim.

Instructors: ARC Lifeguard InstructorsDates: F.-Sun., 5/20-5/22 F. (4:00-8:00 PM), Sat. & Sun. (8:00 AM-5:00 PM)

(3 classes) Res $160, Non-Res $170 Not available on WebTrac.

Fitness Swim ClassAges: 18 years and over Designed for individuals seeking high-level stroke instruction from a US

Masters coach. This class will help prepare for competitions, enhanced lap swimming, and increase fitness potential. Triathletes, competitive and recreational swimmers are encouraged to try this out!

Instructor: Brandon LeeDates: Code: 243901-A Tu., 4/19-5/17 7:30-8:30 AM (5 classes) Res $40,

Non-Res $44 Code: 243901-B Tu., 5/24-6/21 7:30-8:30 AM (5 classes) Res $40,

Non-Res $44 Code: 243901-C Th., 4/21-5/19 8:30-9:30 AM (5 classes) Res $40,

Non-Res $44 Code: 243901-D Th., 5/26-6/23 8:30-9:30 AM (5 classes) Res $40,

Non-Res $44 Code: 243901-E Tu. & Th., 4/19-5/19 7:30-8:30 AM (Tu.)

& 8:30-9:30 AM (Th.) (10 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88 Code: 243901-F Tu. & Th., 5/24-6/23 7:30-8:30 AM

(Tu.) & 8:30-9:30 AM (Th.) (10 classes) Res $80, Non-Res $88

Genesee Valley Masters SwimmingAges: 18 years and over USA Masters registered program offering high quality, coached instruction

for competitive swimmers, triathletes, lap swimmers and anyone else interested in participating. Participants have multiple practice times. Perinton Aquatic Center M.-F. mornings 6:00-7:30 AM. Contact Laura at [email protected] to begin your free 2-week trial!

Not available on WebTrac.


Aquatic Fitness

WATER EXERCISEMONDAY

Total Body Aqua Size - Water in MotionAges: 18 years and over Work your arms, legs, abs and back using the resistance of water, bands

and barbells. You can make it as challenging to your body as you want, at the same time relieving your stress (mind and body). Shallow and deep water exercises. All fitness levels invited.

Instructor: Marjory HallLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243810-A M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30, 6/6) 9:00-10:00 AM

(8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53NEW!! Aquafit Challenge

Ages: 18 years and over Combination of shallow/deep water exercises – non-swimmers welcome.

Water belt optional. 45-minute aerobics workout in the water. Instructor: Rachel MillerLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243855-A M., 4/18-6/27 (ex. 5/30) 6:00-6:45 PM (9 classes)


TUESDAYAqua Fit

Ages: 13 years and over Aqua Fit provides a well-rounded workout that includes cardio, strength,

balance and flexibility. Be prepared to move the entire class; all levels benefit from this fun and challenging music based class.

Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243831-A Tu., 4/19-6/21 (ex. 5/24) 8:35-9:20 AM (9 classes) Res

$54, Non-Res $60Bodies in Motion Current Channel

Ages: 55 years and over A low-impact, full body workout walking with and against the current.

Great for muscle, bone and joint rehabilitation. Fun for all! Class is 45 minutes, walking on your own for the last 15 minutes.

Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243871-A Tu., 4/19-6/21 (ex. 5/24) 9:30-10:30 AM (9 classes)


NEW!! Aqua CircuitAges: 55 years and over This class will include a combination of cardio and strengthening

workouts as well as balance and flexibility exercises, using the current channel and slide area when available.

Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243837-A Tu., 4/19-6/21 (ex. 5/24) 10:30-11:15 AM (9 classes)

Res $54, Non-Res $60Deep Water Challenge

Ages: 18 years and over The deep water class is a challenging class that incorporates high-intensity,

non-impact strength and cardiovascular movements that provide one of the best forms of exercise. Participants wear a floatation belt during class. * Must be comfortable in deep water.

Instructor: Marcie BartolottaLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243805-A Tu., 4/19-5/24 (ex. TBA) 6:00-6:45 PM (5 classes)


WEDNESDAYHeat Up the Pool

Ages: 18 years and over Turn up the heat with water exercise. Challenge yourself with barbells,

buoys, bands and tethers. Work on cardio, flexibility and strength all in one hour. You determine the intensity – low (starting out) to vigorous (experienced). Push yourself. Both shallow (chest deep) and deep end of the pool will be used.

Instructor: Marjory HallLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243817-A W., 4/20-6/22 (ex. 6/8) 9:00-10:00 AM (9 classes)


Let’s Get MovingAges: 55 years and over Low impact! Water moves to strengthen your muscles and improve

range of motion. Challenge yourself with buoys, bands, barbells and other water equipment using the resistance of the water.

Instructor: Marjory HallLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243870-A W., 4/20-6/22 (ex. 6/8) 10:00-11:00 AM (9 classes)


Aqua Endurance – Current ChannelAges: 18 years and over This aqua fit class, done in the current channel, provides participants with

the benefits of resistance, cardio, strength and core work – all in one class. Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243832-B W., 4/20-6/15 (ex. 5/25) 5:30-6:15 PM (8 classes)



Aquatic Fitness

THURSDAYAqua Endurance – Current Channel

Ages: 18 years and over This aqua fit class, done in the current channel, provides participants with

the benefits of resistance, cardio, strength and core work – all in one class. Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243832-C Th., 4/21-6/16 (ex. 5/26) 9:30-10:15 AM (8 classes)

Res $48, Non-Res $53NEW!! Aqua Circuit

Ages: 55 years and over This class will include a combination of cardio and strengthening workouts

as well as balance and flexibility exercises, using the current channel and slide area when available.

Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243837-B Th., 4/21-6/16 (ex. 5/26) 10:30-11:15 AM (8 classes)

Res $48, Non-Res $53Deep Water Challenge



Instructor: Marcie BartolottaLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243805-B Th., 4/21-5/26 (ex. TBA) 6:00-6:45 PM (5 classes)


TUESDAY & THURSDAYDeep Water Challenge Combo



Instructor: Marcie BartolottaLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243805-C Tu. & Th., 4/19-5/26 (ex. 2 TBA) 6:00-6:45 PM

(10 classes) Res $55, Non-Res $61 (11 classes) Res $66, Non-Res $73

FRIDAYTotal Body Aqua Size - Water in Motion

Ages: 18 years and over Work your arms, legs, abs and back using the resistance of water, bands

and barbells. You can make it as challenging to your body as you want, at the same time relieving your stress (mind and body). Shallow and deep water exercises. All fitness levels invited.

Instructor: Marjory HallLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243810-B F., 4/22-6/24 (ex. 6/10) 9:00-10:00 AM (9 classes)

Res $54, Non-Res $60Let’s Get Moving

Ages: 55 years and over Low impact! Water moves to strengthen your muscles and improve range

of motion. Challenge yourself with buoys, bands, barbells and other water equipment using the resistance of the water.

Instructor: Marjory HallLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243870-B F., 4/22-6/24 (ex. 6/10) 10:00-11:00 AM (9 classes)


SUNDAYAqua Endurance – Current Channel

Ages: 18 years and over This aqua fit class, done in the current channel, provides participants with

the benefits of resistance, cardio, strength and core work – all in one class. Instructor: Marsha YoungLocation: PCCDates: Code: 243832-A Sun., 4/24-6/26 (ex. 5/8, 5/29) 9:15-10:00 AM



Adult Fitness

Health & Fitness

M O N D AY

Register early to avoid program

cancellation due to low enrollment.

T U E S D AY

Power YogaAges: 16 years and overPower Yoga encompasses movement, poses and breathing linked by vinyasa flow. Instructor: Grace M. CarducciLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241805-A M., 4/18-5/23 5:30-6:15 PM (6 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40

BootcampAges: 18 years and overBack to the “basics” exercises including cardio, interval and weight training to get you into the fighting shape you want. Instructor: Marcie NicastroLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241866-B M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30, TBA) 6:15-7:15 PM (9 classes) $48, Non-Res $53

Group CyclingAges: 14 years and overHave fun while burning calories to get rid of fat and achieve aerobic fitness. Group cycling is a class exercise using a static bike and guided by an instructor. All fitness levels are welcome in this heart pumping class that’s easy on the joints. Instructor: Anne Marie CymermanLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241889-A Tu., 4/26-6/21 5:40-6:20 AM (9 classes) Res $63, Non-Res $69

Group CyclingAges: 16 years and overHave fun while burning calories to get rid of fat and achieve aerobic fitness. Group cycling is a class exercise using a static bike and guided by an instructor. All fitness levels are welcome in this heart pumping class that’s easy on the joints. Instructor: Cathy GibbonsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241819-A Tu., 4/19-6/14 (ex. 5/31) 4:30-5:15 PM (8 classes) Res $56, Non-Res $62

ZumbaAges: 16 years and over“Ditch the workout…join the party.” Zumba blends hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves. Routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training combine to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. A toning segment is included. Instructor: Frankie EngelbertLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241810-E Tu., 4/19-6/21 (ex. 5/31, 6/7) 6:00-7:00 PM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53


Adult Fitness

Health & Fitness

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Group CyclingAges: 16 years and overHave fun while burning calories to get rid of fat and achieve aerobic fitness. Group cycling is a class exercise using a static bike and guided by an instructor. All fitness levels are welcome in this heart pumping class that’s easy on the joints. Instructor: Cathy GibbonsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241819-B Th., 4/21-6/16 (ex. 5/26) 4:30-5:15 PM (8 classes) Res $56, Non-Res $62

NEW!! Interval TrainingAges: 18 years and overTraining that involves a series of high-intensity workouts interspersed with rest or relief periods. The high-intensity periods are typically at or close to anaerobic exercise, while the recovery periods involve activity of lower intensity. Instructor: Jillian HeinoldLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241856-A Th., 4/21-6/23 (ex. 2 TBA) 4:30-5:20 PM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53

Perinton PumpAges: 16 years and overTotal body conditioning work out; primarily weights and some cardio. Head to toe strength and toning to help improve muscle strength and tone healthy weight with high repetition of weights and strength training. Instructor: Jillian HeinoldLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241815-A Th., 4/21-6/23 (ex. 2 TBA) 5:30-6:30 PM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53

Zumba ToningAges: 16 years and overThis class uses the international rhythms and steps of a regular Zumba class but incorporates the use of small hand-weights or toning sticks to get a more intensive muscle workout. Tone and dance!Instructor: Frankie EngelbertLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241810-A Th., 4/21-6/23 (ex. 6/2, TBA) 6:00-7:00 PM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53

NEW!! Balance, Stretch & CoreAges: 18 years and overRegular stretching is beneficial for your muscles, joints, and even your mind. Balance training involves doing exercises that strengthen the muscles that help keep you upright, including your legs and core. This 30-minute class will include a range of seated, standing, and on-the-mat exercises that focus on all three! * Must be able to get down and up from the floor! Bring a mat and towel. Instructor: Marcie BartolottaLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241846-A W., 4/20-6/22 (ex. 2 TBA) 9:15-9:45 AM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53

Group CyclingAges: 55 years and overHave fun while burning calories to get rid of fat and achieve aerobic fitness. Group cycling is a class exercise using a static bike and guided by an instructor. All fitness levels are welcome in this heart pumping class that’s easy on the joints. Instructor: Marcie BartolottaLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241849-D W., 4/20-6/22 (ex. 2 TBA) 10:15-11:00 AM (8 classes) Res $56, Non-Res $62

Thighs & TrisAges: 14 years and overThis class uses a variety of equipment to enhance balance and build strength in all muscle groups, especially to the core. Class includes a cardio segment. Instructor: Anne Marie CymermanLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241885-A W., 4/27-6/22 5:30-6:30 PM (9 classes) Res $54, Non-Res $59

Yoga for Every “Body”Ages: 18 years and overIn this Hatha yoga class, you will increase your flexibility, build core strength to support good posture and balance, cultivate steadiness in your mind, learn proper alignment in poses, and develop an understanding of the relationship between breath and movement. Modifications will be offered to fit specific needs and level of yoga experience. Participants must bring their own yoga mats.Instructor: Lorra FerrarLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241803-A W., 4/27-6/22 (ex. TBA) 5:45-7:00 PM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53


Adult Fitness

F R I D AYS AT U R D AY

BootcampAges: 18 years and overBack to the “basics” exercises including cardio, interval and weight training to get you into the fighting shape you want. Instructor: Marcie NicastroLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241866-A Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. TBA) 7:45-8:45 AM (9 classes) $54, Non-Res $59

Morning Hatha Flow YogaAges: 18 years and overClear your mind, feel light in your body and open to the possibilities of a new day. This class is Hatha-inspired, slower paced so we can explore and experience poses, develop correct alignment and move with breath. A minimum of 6 months of consistent practice is suggested. Instructor: Cathy AmesLocation: PCCDates: Code: 241841-A Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. 5/28, TBA) 8:00-9:15 AM (8 classes) Res $48, Non-Res $53

Health & Fitness



Cathy Ames Yoga Alliance

Marcie Bartolotta ACE, AEA, YMCA Group Ex

Grace Carducci Power Yoga

Anne Marie Cymerman AFAA

Frankie Engelbert Zumba, Zumba Toning

Lorra Ferrar Yoga

Cathy Gibbons Group Cycling

Jillian Heinold ACE

Marcie Nicastro ACE, AFAA, AEA, Move It

Drop InAvailable for classes without full roster:

Aerobics: $7.00 Res./$8.00 Non-Res.

Group Cycle: $8.00 Res./$9.00 Non-Res.


Adult Programs

Adult Co-Ed Drop-In SoccerAges: 16 years and over In our 38th year! Co-ed games for ages 16 and over. All levels of

ability are welcome. Teams are randomly picked each week. Bring 3 different shirts to aid in making teams: Red, white and dark (blue or black). Pinnies not supplied due to health concerns. Shin guards and cleats are highly recommended. Call Larry Reynolds (585-259-3467) for more information.

Supervisor: Larry ReynoldsLocation: Center Park East Field 1Dates: Sun., 5/1-11/20 6:00 PM No charge. Pre-registration not required. Be at field by 6 PM when

teams are chosen or you might not be on a team that night. Not available on WebTrac.

Advanced TaekwondoSee Youth & Teen page 23

Basics of Organic Compos tingAges: 16 years and over A great garden starts with great soil! One way to maintain good

health and high nutrient content of your soil is by growing compost. Composting is more than recycling garden waste or kitchen scraps - it’s a way of creating a healthy environment for all creatures. Participants will learn good home practices to help drive sustainability and production of their garden.

Instructor: Sue NolenLocation: PCCDate: Code: 247800-A Tu., 5/3 7:00-8:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,

Non-Res $6

DANCE PROGRAMSAdult Tap

Ages: 15 years and over Come have fun and learn tap! This class is for the beginner –

beginner advanced student. Each class, we will warm up and learn and progress each week. We will have a rhythmic fun combination at the end of the 6th week. Tap shoes or hard sole shoes needed.

Instructor: Ramona ReuterLocation: Studio East Dance Company, 370 Macedon Center Road, Suite 3Dates: Code: 246845-A W., 4/27-5/25 10:00-10:30 AM (5 classes)


Adult/Teen BalletAges: 14 years and over The perfect place to start, whether you’re ready for your first ballet

class ever or looking for a gentle re-entry to movement. You’ll be guided through fundamentals of ballet technique in a welcoming, lighthearted environment. Class includes a classical ballet barre, gentle stretching and build on our progress with movement across the floor.

Instructor: M.C. Classical ProductionsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 246830-A Th., 4/21-6/23 7:00-8:00 PM (10 classes)


Ballroom DancingAges: 14 years and overInstructor: Maureen HickeyLocation: PCC

Waltz Beginner Level. There’s nothing dreamier than dancing around

the room to the beautiful and alluring music of the Waltz! It doesn’t take long to get into the swing and lilt of the music. Come fall in love with dancing!

Dates: Code: 246867-A M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 6:30-7:30 PM (9 classes) Res $81, Non-Res $89

Tango Intermediate Level. By contrast to Waltz, this music is energized

and edgy. We will bring out your dramatic side to match the storytelling of the Tango songs.

Dates: Code: 246867-B M., 4/18-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 7:30-8:30 PM (9 classes) Res $81, Non-Res $89

Beginner Belly DanceAges: 18 years and over Learn to shimmy and shake while we practice the ancient art of

belly dance. Perfect for first timers or those wanting to dust off that hip wrap and start again. You’ll learn the basic moves combined together into an easy choreographed routine. A great way to help stay fit and have fun at the same time. No previous dance experience required.

Instructor: Stacey RobbinsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 246100-A M., 4/25-6/13 (ex. 5/30) 7:00-8:00 PM


Line DanceAges: 12 years and over Looking to put a little Spring in your step? Then join us on Saturday

mornings in the Springtime! It’s a great way to get up and get movin’ with some FUN Line Dance classes! Come alone or bring a friend for a fun morning! Three different levels to choose from…pick yours!

Instructor: Terri AndersonLocation: PCCDates: Intermediate: Previous intermediate experience required – have

fun learning more challenging dances along with technique tips to help make your dance steps easier to execute and more fun to do!

Code: 246819-A Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. 5/28) 9:30-10:30 AM (9 classes) Res $75, Non-Res $83

Beginner Plus/Improver: Previous experience and/or sessions of Beginner Plus classes are required – a continuation dancing the basics with confidence, while learning some more challenging steps at this next level!

Code: 246819-B Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. 5/28) 10:30-11:15 AM (9 classes) Res $75, Non-Res $83

New/Basic Beginner: No experience needed! A great starter class to learn and stay for a while as you master “the basics” from scratch in a fun and encouraging setting!

Code: 246819-C Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. 5/28) 11:15 AM-12:00 PM (9 classes) Res $75, Non-Res $83


Adult Programs


Adult ProgramsSilver Slippers

Ages: 60 years and over Are you interested in restoring energy with a fun and creative

workout? This class is designed to fit the needs of all body types and abilities (standing/seated). Sessions focus on fluidity of movement, balance, coordination, expression, posture and rhythm.

Instructor: M.C. Classical ProductionsLocation: PCCDates: Code: 246869-A Sat., 4/23-6/25 (ex. 5/28) 9:45-10:45 AM (9

classes) Res $90, Non-Res $99

Wedding WorkshopAges: 12 years and over Calling all Brides & Grooms and parents of the wedding couple,

let’s get ready for dancing! In this 2-week workshop, we will introduce you to the basics in Rumba so that you are ready for those slow romantic songs. We will also offer Hustle, which is a dance that can be used to most songs that are played at weddings. Getting up and dancing is a lot more fun than watching! Come join the fun!

Instructor: Mo HickeyLocation: PCCDates: Tu., 4/12-4/19 7:00-8:30 PM (2 classes) Res $40, Non-Res $44

Easy Italian Beginner – Conversational and Travel

Ages: 16 years and over This 6-week fun class is ideal for those who want to learn Italian for

the first time, as a refresher or traveling to Italy by breaking the barrier. Lessons include key words and phrases, dialogue, culture, grammar and a video. Instructor loves Italy, the food, the land, the culture and her passion is evident in class. Instructor lived in Italy for 6 years and travels when possible. Vieni e parliamo!

Instructor: Carol BrandaniLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245892-A Tu., 4/19-5/24 7:00-8:00 PM (6 classes)


FINANCEHow to “Disinherit” the IRS

Ages: 50 years and over Come learn how to “Disinherit the IRS” and maximize the financial

legacy to your beneficiaries by negating the income taxes they will pay when they inherit your IRA. The SECURE Act has dramatically changed how IRA beneficiaries are taxed. I will educate you on those specific changes and what can be done to allow them to inherit your IRA 100% tax free. The goal is to make sure that the IRS is never a financial beneficiary of your estate. Your assets should go to your family, not the government. I will also be comparing traditional long-term care insurance with the new Hybrid Life Insurance/Long-Term Care combination plans, exploring all ways to avoid Probate, the advantages and disadvantages of using trusts in your estate planning, gifting strategies to benefit both children and grandchildren, the prospects for new income and estate tax law changes in early 2022 and much, much more. A very informative and enlightening discussion.

Instructor: Bill MonteLocation: PCCDate: Code: 245911-A W., 4/27 1:00-2:30 PM (1 class) No charge Code: 245911-B W., 5/25 1:00-2:30 PM (1 class) No charge Code: 245911-C W., 6/22 1:00-2:30 PM (1 class) No charge

Medicare: The A, B, C, and DsAges: 60 years and over Are you turning 65? Losing your company health insurance and

confused where to start? You may have a lot of questions about Medicare. This workshop will help by providing expert answers, allowing you to make an informed decision. Providing helpful information is part of our commitment to serving this community.

Instructor: Bill Gilbert & Susan AlldredgeLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245928-A Tu., 5/3 6:00-7:30 PM (1 class) No charge Code: 245928-B Tu., 6/14 6:00-7:30 PM (1 class) No charge

Savvy IRA Planning: Strategies to Help You Save Taxes and Get More

Out of Your IRAAges: 50 years and over Learn tax-saving strategies to help you get more out of your IRA and

retirement plans. We will discuss rules for contributing to IRAs and Roth IRAs, how rollovers work, what are tax implications on retirement accounts, how to implement a sound Roth conversion plan, and coordinating your IRA planning with your overall financial situation!

Instructor: Tomas AponteLocation: PCCDate: Code: 245902-A Tu., 5/10 6:00-7:30 PM (1 class) No charge

Savvy Legacy Planning: Steps for the Generations

Ages: 50 years and over Learn to craft your legacy and leave your mark for the next

generation. If you do nothing, your legacy will write itself – for better or worse. Don’t let that happen. Learn how.

Instructor: Tomas AponteLocation: PCCDate: Code: 245902-E Tu., 6/7 6:00-7:30 PM (1 class) No charge

Hands On Shape Up Your MakeupAges: 18 years and over Come learn which makeup colors enhance your natural beauty and

how to apply them from a quick dash n go look to full blown glamour.

Instructor: Colleen BeckwithLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245925-A Th., 5/5 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,

Non-Res $6 Code: 245925-B Th., 5/5 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5, Non-Res $6

Hands On Skin Care WorkshopAges: 18 years and over Different products for different skin types, ages, seasons… it can be

overwhelming. Come learn how to get and retain healthy skin. Instructor: Colleen BeckwithLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245926-A Th., 4/28 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,

Non-Res $6 Code: 245926-B Th., 4/28 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,

Non-Res $6





Adult Programs

Iaido – Learn Samurai Sword Techniques!

Ages: 16 years and over Iaido is a Japanese martial art rooted in the rich history of samurai

swordsmanship. It is practiced as a non-combative, solo exercise, focused on mastering the sword in a precise, controlled, fluid motion. Students use a traditional wooden sword (bokken). Iaido is deceptively simple: students are challenged to develop warrior-like self-mastery, mental alertness, and self-confidence.

Instructors: B. Fallon, J. Jordan & D. StolkaLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245821-A W., 4/20-6/22 7:00-8:00 PM (10 classes)


Isshin-Ryu Karate – Beginner Through Yellow BeltSee Youth & Teen page 25

Isshin-Ryu Karate – Orange Through Purple Belts

See Youth & Teen page 25

Isshin-Ryu Karate – Black BeltSee Youth & Teen page 25

Learn How to MeditateAges: 18 years and over In this class, you will learn the foundations of mindfulness

meditation and how to establish your own meditation practice. A meditation practice offers the opportunity to relieve stress and anxiety, strengthen resilience, and improve our overall well-being. This class is for beginners or anyone who desires to strengthen their current practice. Please bring a yoga mat, meditation cushion or something comfortable to sit on.

Instructor: Theresa McNallyLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245930-A W., 4/27-5/18 5:45-7:00 PM (4 classes)


Learn Spanish and Enhance Your BrainAges: 18 years and over No matter your age, learning a new language like Spanish is an

important opportunity to enhance your brain. These classes are taught by an experienced native Spanish speaker in a fun way. Spanish gives you access to more culture, people and resources. You will learn new vocabulary and basic Spanish.

Instructor: Lourdes de la Colina-ScofieldLocation: PCCDates: Basics I Code: 232878-A Th., 4/21-5/19 10:00-10:55 AM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Code: 232878-B Th., 5/26-6/23 10:00-10:55 AM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Basics II Code: 232878-C Th., 4/21-5/19 11:00-11:55 AM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Code: 232878-D Th., 5/26-6/23 11:00-11:55 AM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Basics III Code: 232878-E Th., 4/21-5/19 12:00-12:55 PM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Code: 232878-F Th., 5/26-6/23 12:00-12:55 PM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Basics IV Code: 232878-G Th., 4/21-5/19 1:00-1:55 PM (5 classes)

Res $135, Non-Res $145 Code: 232878-H Th., 5/26-6/23 1:00-1:55 PM (5 classes)


PERINTON NATURE BUS

Braddock Bay Bird Observatory

Ages: 18 years and over Visit one of western New York’s most spectacular places to

experience the spring songbird migration at the Braddock Bay Bird Observatory and research station. This class will also cover basic skills in birdwatching, an overview of the bird species we are likely to find, and a walk through prime migration habitat near the observatory.

Instructor: Bill MaierLocation: Meet at PCCDate: Code: 265818-A Th., 5/12 8:30-11:30 AM (1 class) Res $16,

Non-Res $18

Life in a Spring Frog PondAges: Open to families Explore the lives of frogs, toads, salamanders, and their aquatic

habitats in a hands-on investigation of life in a spring frog pond at Tinker Nature Area in Brighton. We’ll learn their various calls and use them to conduct a population survey. Participants will use nets and buckets to find and observe the diverse array of small creatures. We will meet at PCC to discuss the evening’s activities.

Instructor: Bill MaierLocation: Meet at PCCDate: Code: 265818-B Sat., 4/23 7:00-9:30 PM (1 class) Res $8,

Non-Res $9

Montezuma Wildlife RefugeAges: 18 years and over Here’s your chance for a guided tour during the peak of the spring

waterfowl migration! We’ll explore the area’s best habitats and viewing platforms while learning about the many creatures that utilize the wildlife refuge and nearby natural areas.

Instructor: Bill MaierLocation: Meet at PCCDate: Code: 265818-D Tu., 4/5 9:00 AM-12:30 PM (1 class) Res $12,

Non-Res $13

Wildflowers and Ferns of Thousand Acre Swamp

Ages: 18 years and over Few places in Monroe County are as rich in native plants than the

Nature Conservancy’s Thousand Acre Swamp Preserve in Penfield. The class will include a mini-workshop in field botany and a field-based introduction to the common wildflowers and ferns of our region. Bring your camera, if you have one, as we’ll try our hand at wild plant photography as well!

Instructor: Bill MaierLocation: Meet at PCCDate: Code: 265818-C Tu., 5/24 8:30-11:30 AM (1 class) Res $8,

Non-Res $9


Adult Programs

Practical and Tactical Awareness

Ages: 16 years and over Learn breathing techniques, focused awareness and mental

toughness drills combined with various martial arts. Train how to properly breathe when relaxed, stressed or performing an activity. Focus your awareness, be mentally strong and follow through with your goal setting while learning functional fitness combined with self defense from a certified instructor in Karate, Kali, JKD and Muay Thai.

Instructor: James KunkelLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245932-A Tu., 4/19-6/21 8:00-8:45 PM (10 classes)


ROC Yoga in the ParkAges: 12 years and over Breathe in fresh air, embrace blue skies and sunshine in Perinton’s

Center Park as you rejuvenate your mind and reduce your stress with Vinyasa Yoga. Synchronized by your breath, this style of yoga is structured to meet you where you are in your personal practice and modifications are always offered. Visit www.rocyogainthepark.com for more information.

Instructor: Tiffany WeilLocation: Center Park AmphitheaterDates: Code: 245845-A W., 6/1-6/29 6:30-7:45 PM (5 classes) Res $70,

Non-Res $77 Code: 245845-AA W., 6/1 6:30-7:45 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17 Code: 245845-AB W., 6/8 6:30-7:45 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17 Code: 245845-AC W., 6/15 6:30-7:45 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17 Code: 245845-AD W., 6/22 6:30-7:45 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17 Code: 245845-AE W., 6/29 6:30-7:45 PM (1 class) Res $15,

Non-Res $17

Slave Experience and the Underground Railroad

Ages: 13 years and over Follow the slaver’s ship from England to West Africa, drop down into

the ship’s hold as she sails across the Atlantic’s Middle Passage toward the Americas, witness the sale on the auction block in the South, envision life on the run, and meet the many heroes on the Underground Railroad’s routes to freedom. Join Jerry Bennett, Underground Railroad enthusiast, as he uses maps, songs, stories and visual aids to round out this very interesting presentation.

Instructor: Jerry BennettLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245260-A Tu., 5/24 6:30-8:30 PM (1 class) Res $5,

Non-Res $6 Code: 245260-B M., 6/20 6:30-8:30 PM (1 class) Res $5,

Non-Res $6

Taekwondo – Adult BeginnerAges: 18 years and over An introduction to the martial art and modern sport of Taekwondo.

Classes are geared to teach self defense, basic techniques and develop skills on the road to black belt. No experience is required. www.taekwondoclub.org.

Instructors: Rochester Taekwondo ClubLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245847-E Sat., 4/30-6/18 10:00-10:45 AM (9 classes) Res

$60, Non-Res $66

Taekwondo – Family ClassSee Youth & Teen page 26

Tai Chi (Yang Style, Long Form)Ages: 18 years and over Tai Chi Long Form contains a total of 108 moves and is divided into

three sections which makes it easier to learn. Each section builds on techniques learned previously. Tai Chi is excellent for improving balance and relaxation. Although based on martial arts, we simply just teach the exercise. Tai Chi is low impact and puts minimal stress on muscles and joints.

Instructor: Binh N TranLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245855-A Sat., 4/23-6/25 9:15-10:45 AM (10 classes)


Thai Boxing: Muay ThaiAges: 16 years and over Train in Muay Thai, the national sport of Thailand. This is the stand

up art preferred by MMA competitors. You will learn how to properly perform punches, elbows, knees, kicks, clinches and throws. Improve your footwork, breath control and body movement while doing focus mitt and Thai pad drills. Instructor since 2002.

Instructor: James KunkelLocation: PCCDates: Code: 245919-A Tu., 4/19-6/21 7:00-7:45 PM (10 classes)


Wellness Coaching for WomenAges: 18 years and over ONLINE CLASS. A group class designed to help women improve

their overall wellness. Learn how to create healthy routines, overcome challenges, and boost your self esteem while building a network of support. Includes weekly zoom meetings, lectures and a wellness workbook.

Instructor: Sarah MorganLocation: VIRTUAL CLASSDates: Code: 245935-A W., 5/4-5/25 7:00-8:00 PM (4 classes)

Res $115, Non-Res $125 Code: 245935-B Tu., 5/24-6/14 12:00-1:00 PM (4 classes)


Western Riding – AdultAges: 18 years and over This program is a great way to get back in the saddle on gentle

western trained horses. You will learn basic western movements such as neck reining and relaxed positions.

Instructors: JLD Equine TrainersLocation: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill RoadDates: Code: 245753-A Sat., 4/30-5/21 1:00-2:00 PM (4 classes) Res

$140, Non-Res $150 Code: 245853-B Sat., 5/28-6/25 1:00-2:00 PM (5 classes) Res

$175, Non-Res $185



ADULT ARTS & CRAFTS AND COOKING

REFUNDS FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASSES: Refunds must be requested a minimum of 7 days in advance of the class, no refunds will be given otherwise. Supplies have been purchased for participants. Supplies must be picked up within 7 days after the class.


Beginning DrawingAges: 18 years and over A beginning drawing course for those who have never drawn before,

but have always wanted to unlock the artist within. You will learn the fundamentals of drawing basic shapes to complex imagery. Please bring 2H & 2B pencils, erasers and sketchbook to class.

Instructor: Brian PettyLocation: PCCDates: Code: 242873-A M., 4/25-5/16 6:30-8:30 PM (4 classes)

Res $75, Non-Res $83 Code: 242873-B M., 5/23-6/20 (ex. 5/30) 6:30-8:30 PM



Ages: 12 years and over In this class, we’ll be knitting a clever pattern called the Ten Stitch

Blanket. That’s right, only 10 stitches are worked at a time and they’re all knit stitches, no purling! Please bring about 1,000 yards of a medium weight yarn and US size 8 needles. Caked yarns that change color or a few coordinating skeins would work beautifully! Good project for beginner or experienced knitters.

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 222804-E Tu., 5/24-6/7 12:00-1:00 PM (3 classes)


Drop In Art TimeAges: 18 years and over Bring your supplies and your current art project. Enjoy the time to

be artistic and socialize. Location: PCCDates: Code: 242830-AA W., 4/20-6/22 1:30-3:30 PM (10 classes)


Learn to CrochetAges: 12 years and over If you have glanced at a craft magazine rack lately, you know crochet

is back! This class is for anyone who would like to learn or re-learn if it has been awhile. Relax and enjoy while we learn the basic stitches (chain, single crochet, double crochet) and how to make a granny square. Please bring size J crochet hook and medium weight yarn to the first class.

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 222804-A M., 4/25-5/16 12:00-1:00 PM (4 classes)

Res $35, Non-Res $39 Code: 222804-B M., 4/25-5/16 6:00-7:00 PM (4 classes)


Needles at Noon: Learn to KnitAges: 12 years and over Come and join the worldwide community of knitters! This class is

for anyone who would like to learn how to knit or re-learn if it has been awhile. Take some time, bring a lunch and a friend and enjoy while we learn how to knit, purl, cast-on and cast-off. Please bring size 8 knitting needles and medium weight yarn to class.

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 222804-C Tu., 4/26-5/17 12:00-1:00 PM (4 classes)






Open Art StudioAges: 18 years and over Join this vibrant class to explore your creative talents in an open

art studio environment. Paint or draw in a medium of your choice (water soluble oils, watercolor, pastels, ink, colored pencils or acrylics). This class will motivate you to begin and continue to develop your artistic talents. Bring your project and favorite materials. Join us for an afternoon of creativity and fun. Includes one travel date.

Instructor: Danica GlamackLocation: PCCDates: Code: 242830-B Tu., 4/19-6/21 1:00-3:30 PM (10 classes)



Project Help: Crochet or KnittingAges: 12 years and over Do you need some help to get started or work through a crochet or

knitting project? Do you have a project in mind but are confused by the directions? This class is for you! Bring your yarn, pattern and the instructor will help you. You will have time to work on your project in class with the instructor instantly available to answer questions about directions, supplies and techniques.

Instructor: Sharilyn RossLocation: PCCDates: Code: 222804-D M., 5/23-6/13 (ex. 5/30) 12:00-1:00 PM


Summertime Desserts!Ages: 16 years and over Join me for an evening of baking two of the most irresistible

summertime classic desserts! I’ll take you step-by-step through these really easy recipes to bake a red, white and blue flag cake with fresh whipped cream and berries! Then we will bake a scrumptious lemon cake that is served warm with whipped cream and a raspberry sauce! You’ll love sampling these desserts!

Instructor: Ginny SchenkerLocation: PCCDates: Code: 247821-A F., 6/3 6:45-8:30 PM (1 class) Res $20,

Non-Res $22

Triple Chocolate Trifle!Ages: 16 years and over Let’s make this chocolate dream dessert together! Not only is this

impressive dessert easy to make but it can also feed a crowd! Come enjoy an evening of demonstration, hands-on participation, and delicious samples of course!

Instructor: Ginny SchenkerLocation: PCCDate: Code: 247820-A F., 4/29 6:45-8:30 PM (1 class) Res $20,

Non-Res $22


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TOWN OF PERINTONPerinton Town Board

Ciaran T. Hanna, Supervisor David P. Belaskas Seana L. Sartori Meredith Stockman-Broadbent Alexandra Winner

Jennifer A. West, Town Clerk

Recreation and Parks Advisory BoardAl Chesonis, Chairperson

Michael Coppola James A. Donahue Paul M. Fioravanti Jayne LaFay James Unckless

Perinton Recreation and Parks Department1350 Turk Hill Road, Fairport, New York 14450

Office Phone: 223-5050 • Office Fax: 223-4045

24 Hour Program Information and Cancellation Line: 425-1170Office Open Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

Staff serving your recreation needs:Jeff Nutting, CPRP – Commissioner of Recreation and Parks

Nick Berlin, CPRP – Recreation Director

Jeff Ackerman – Senior Recreation Supervisor

Kelly Attridge – 55+ Program Supervisor

Michael Clark – Recreation Supervisor

Janelle Reed – Recreation Supervisor

Laura Silins – Pool Supervisor

Paul Kelly – Lifeguard Lieutenant

Preston Bennett – Cook

Amanda Tinsley – Senior Office Clerk

Michelle Reus – Office Clerk

Maggie Monsen – Office Clerk

Rebecca Drumm – Office Clerk

Scott Allen – Maintenance Mechanic

Mike Sozio – PCC Custodian

Chris Dudley – Director of Parks

Dillon Dayton – Parks Foreman

Dan Frederes – Shop Mechanic

Rob Cooper – Ground Equipment Operator

Michael Lioudis, CPSI – Ground Equipment Operator

Roger Johnston – Laborer

Matt Loveless – Laborer

General Information


General Information Gift Certificates

Available in any monetary designation. Redeemable for all programs and facility use. Non-resident restrictions still apply.

VolunteeringVolunteer opportunities are available in several areas including preschool and youth programs, sports, senior citizen and adult programs, and special events. If you have a desire to share your time and talent, please call 223-5050 for a volunteer application.

Part-Time PositionsLooking for a unique part-time opportunity? Perinton Recreation and Parks is looking for dynamic leaders to develop and instruct their own programs for all ages and interests. Call 223-5050 for more information.

ASSET BUILDING IN OUR COMMUNITYThe Healthy Communities, Healthy Youth Initiative focuses on building 40 developmental assets that are critical for a young person’s successful growth and development. These assets are positive experiences, opportunities and personal qualities that all youth need to be responsible, successful and caring. Because of the powerful impact of assets, young people who experience the most developmental assets are least likely to engage in problem behaviors and most likely to thrive.

The Fairport-Perinton Chemical Prevention Advisory Council (CPAC) is a working partnership among families, schools, students, community groups, governmental agencies and law enforcement. We are committed to promoting wellness and healthy lifestyles while addressing issues surrounding alcohol and other drug use/abuse in our schools and community. CPAC’s mission is to reduce the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs by our youth.

MISSION STATEMENTThe Perinton Recreation and Parks Department’s mission is to provide safe and satisfying recreation programs, well maintained parks, and clean and comfortable leisure facilities. We are committed to provide valued services that enhance the quality of life of current and future residents.

Americans with Disabilities Act ComplianceThe Town of Perinton Recreation and Parks Department offers programs for all residents regardless of differing abilities. If you have a question or concern about program accommodations, call us at 223-5050.

ROCHESTER ACCESSIBLE ADVENTURES (RAA)Rochester Accessible Adventures (RAA) is a Regional Resource Center for individuals with disabilities and their families to connect with opportunities in their home communities and includes adaptive sports teams and the Adaptive Paddling and Cycling Center (APACC) in Fairport, NY. For more information, contact Anita O’Brien, Executive Director, 585-491-6011. [email protected].

Fairport Central School DistrictA special thanks goes out to the Fairport Central School District and its staff for their cooperation, assistance and the use of school facilities for Perinton Recreation and Parks programs. The use of facilities at no cost helps us provide quality recreation programs at an affordable price.

INSURANCE INFORMATIONSilverSneakers

The Perinton Community Center is an authorized SilverSneaker facility. Bring in your MVP Gold card and have access to the fitness area, the aquatic center, or take advantage of the SilverSneaker fitness classes that we offer. For more information, call MVP Member Services, or our 55+ Center at 223-1617. Plan subject to change.

Silver&FitThe Perinton Community Center is an in-Network facility of Silver&Fit. Qualified members may be eligible to utilize the fitness area, aquatic center and group exercise classes (some restrictions apply).

Renew ActiveThe Perinton Community Center is an authorized Renew Active facility. Access includes fitness classes, the fitness area and aquatic center. For more information, please call our 55+ Center at 223-1617.


Registration Information

Perinton Recreation and Parks Department Early Drop Off/

Late Pick Up PolicyThe Perinton Recreation and Parks Department offers a wide variety of programs for youth. Parents and/or guardians are requested to drop off and pick up their children at the specified program time listed in the program brochure and on the registration receipts. Children are not allowed to be dropped off early or picked up late without expressed permission from the program supervisor or recreation administrative staff. A late fee will be assessed to any participant(s) who do not abide by this policy. A verbal or written warning will be given for the first offense. A second offense will result in the assessing of a late fee of $10 for each 15-minute period (or part thereof). This fee must be paid before the participant is allowed to continue participating in the activity. We incur additional costs for staff salaries and benefits when children are left in our care before or beyond the designated program time. Emergency situations should be discussed with the program supervisor or recreation administrative staff. If you should have any questions, contact us at 223-5050. Thank you.

Non-Resident Fee UpdateThe majority of recreation programs are tax supported by the residents of the Town of Perinton. In an effort to recognize this, we have updated our non-resident program fee structure beginning with last Winter’s program season. Previously, the fee was an additional $7/registration form for non-residents. The non-resident fee is now attributed directly into the program cost. You will notice the class listings have a “Res” fee (Perinton Residents) and a “Non-Res” fee (Non-Residents of Perinton). This fee structure provides appropriate scale, based on the price and quantity of classes. In addition to the price difference, Perinton residents continue to have the ability to register for programs a week prior to non-residents.

REFUND POLICYA refund for any reason will be given only if applied for at least seven calendar days prior to the start date of the program. Refunds after this period will be given on a pro-rated basis and only when accompanied by a signed doctor’s certificate indicating an inability to participate, or appropriate documentation evidencing personal emergency or hardship. A $7.00 processing fee, per participant, per program, will be charged for all refunds. A $7.00 fee will be charged for each participant transfer request. Program cancellation and transfer requests must be made in writing, and request forms are available at the Community Center reception desk or online at www.perinton.org. If the program is cancelled by our department, a full refund will be given and no processing fee will be assessed. We depend on school facilities for several programs. When school access is cancelled, our programs still incur expenses. Program refunds will not be given when there are emergency school cancellations that require us to cancel short term, school based programs.

PLEASE RETURN COMPLETE REGISTRATION SHEET (FULL PAGE)

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES1. Complete the registration form.

2. Enclose the registration form and payment in an envelope.

• Clearly list alternate choice if first choice is not available.

• If you are enrolled in your 2nd choice, you will not be put on the waitlist of your 1st choice.

• If paying by check, separate checks requested for each program.

• Make checks payable to: Perinton Recreation and Parks Department

• A $20 fee will be charged for all returned checks.

• Acceptable forms of payment:

Credit Card , Check or Cash

3. Place the envelope in the Drop Box located at the main entrance to the Perinton Community Center.

OR

Mail your envelope to Perinton Recreation and Parks Department, 1350 Turk Hill Road, Fairport, NY 14450

• Placing CASH in the Drop Box or mail is not encouraged.

4. Registrations on WebTrac begin at 10:00 AM on 3/28 (Residents) and at 10:00 AM on 4/4 (Non-residents).

HOW REGISTRATIONS ARE PROCESSED1. All registrations are taken from the Drop Box at 10:00 AM daily (M.-F.).

• Any registrations placed in the Drop Box after 10:00 AM are processed the following day.

2. Registrations from the Drop Box and registrations from the daily mail are combined and processed randomly.

3. Receipts will be mailed to you once posting is complete.

4. Please review your receipt carefully.

• If we cannot fill your request or alternate, you will be placed on a Waiting List. This information appears on your receipt.

PLEASE NOTE: • Classes have minimum and maximum numbers.

• The department reserves the right to cancel classes that do not meet the minimum number of registrants.

• Registrants are not allowed to substitute anyone in their place.

PLEASE READ THE REFUND POLICY:• All refund requests must be made to Perinton Recreation and Parks in writing.

• Refunds are processed at the end of the month.

REGISTRATIONResidents – Registration begins M., March 28, 2022 at 10:00 AM

Non-Residents – Registration begins M., April 4, 2022 at 10:00 AM



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PRSRT STDUS Postage

PAIDFairport, NYPermit #262

Perinton Recreation and Parks Department1350 Turk Hill RoadFairport, NY 14450

ECRWSSPOSTAL PATRONPERINTON TOWN OFFICIALS

Town Clerk/Receiver of Taxes Jennifer West, Councilperson David Belaskas, Councilperson Alexandra Winner, Supervisor Ciaran Hanna, Councilperson Meredith Stockman-Broadbent, Councilperson Seana Sartori.

Town of Perinton - Spring 2022

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