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Contents
General Information ....................... 1-2
Bus Information ...................................3 REGISTRATION TIPS
Map ......................................................21
Registration .................................. 22-24 Big Change for 2011: Grade Status
This year, your child’s summer camp enrollment grade will be based on the current 2010-
Camps by Grade ................................25 2011 school year. (In the past, a camper’s grade was based on the school year following
Art ..................................................... 4-5 summer camp.) Rest assured that grade parameters for specific camps have not changed.
Early Childhood ............................... 6-7
Extended/Summers End...................20 Double Check Your Account
Save yourself time and prevent any errors on camp registration day. Stop by any park district
General ...............................................10
facility prior to camp registration and establish a household in our database or if you are
Golf ......................................................12 already enrolled, update your household information. Staff will double check your camper’s
Hockey ................................................13 grade and age and make sure that you know your WebTrac login and password. See page 22
for more registration details.
Nature............................................... 8-9
Science & Engineering ................ 12-13
Special Recreation ..............................4
Special Interest..................................11
Sports ............................................ 14-17
Teen............................................... 18-19
SAVE THE DATE CAMP QUESTIONS
Wednesday, January 12, 2011 — 6:30-7:30 p.m. (847) 674-1500
Camp Open House — Oakton Community Center
Lisa Boldt - ext. 2725 Mary Grear - ext. 2710
Sunday, January 30, 2011, 12 p.m. CIT I/II Summer’s End
Resident registration begins Urban Adventures Terminal Park Camp
Walk-in registration at the following facilities: X-Camp
Devonshire Cultural Center Amanda Hanson, CPRP - ext. 3020
Emily Oaks Nature Center Kathy Day - ext. 2425 Historical Explorers
Oakton Community Center Little Travelers
World Travelers Robin Ledford, CPRP - ext. 2420
Weber Leisure Center
Behind the Scenes
Bob DeLeonardis - ext. 2183 Summer on Broadway
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 All American Basketball Academy Summer on Broadway Jr.
Non-resident registration begins Challenger British Soccer Camp
Chicago Storm Soccer Camp Rich Lee - ext. 3120
Friday, April 8, 2011 Cricket Camp Junior Summer Golf Camp
First auto-debit payment Hot Shot Sports Mini Camps Extended Junior Golf Camp
Middle School Sports Camp
Monday, May 2, 2011 Sports Camp Jill Flaherty - ext. 2525
Final camp payment due Tennis Camps Earth Explorers
Weber Indoor Sports Camp Earth Rangers
Monday, May 9, 2011 Earth Travelers
Final auto-debit payment Nancy Eschker CPRP - ext. 2742
Camp Iwannago Dave Putziger - ext. 2741
Monday, June 13, 2011 Central Park Camp Jr. Aquatics Camp
Most camps begin - Session I Devonshire Extended Camp Aquatics Camp
Lil’ Campers
Monday, July 4, 2011 Oakton Extended Camp Anastasia Steinbrunner - ext. 2540
Little Earth Scouts
No camp – Independence Day
Caryn Watson, APRP - ext. 2410
ACA Accreditation Crystal VanHyning, CPRP - ext. 2720
Friday, July 8, 2011 Camp Amigos Bus Transportation
Last day of camp - Session I Circus Camp Chess Camp
Dance Intensive Art Camp
Monday, July 11, 2011 Kids Cooking Camp Pamela Zeid, CPRP - ext. 2715
Most camps begin - Session II Lego Camps ACA Accreditation
Camp Art!
Friday, August 5, 2011 Steve Glickman - ext. 2926 Camp Happy Smile
Last day of camp - Session II Summerstars Hockey Camp Camp Happy Smile Summer’s End
Lee Hansen - ext. 2520 Sarah Natalie, CPRP - ext. 3510
Monday, August 8, 2011 Outdoor Challenge FUNdamental FITness
Summer’s End camp begins
Board of Park Commissioners Administrative Staff
Mike Reid, President Mark Schneiderman, CPRP, Executive Director
Jerry Clarito, Vice President John V. Ohrlund, CPRP, Superintendent of Parks and Facilities
Susan Aberman, Commissioner William G. Schmidt, CPA, MBA, Superintendent of Business Services
Michael W. Alter, Commissioner Michelle J. Tuft, CPRP, Superintendent of Recreation
Maureen Yanes, Commissioner
Camp Guide Production
Rachel Pozner, Scott J. Walker and Jim Bottorff
Summer Camp 2011 | 1
Camp Open House
Wednesday, January 12, 6:30-7:30 p.m. • Oakton Community Center, 4701 Oakton Street, Skokie
Camp Open House is the place to learn about the basic content of our various camp programs, staff, field trips, swimming, transportation, extended
care and other camp related subjects. Compare and contrast programs and fees, and meet camp directors. Registration will not be accepted at the Camp
Open House. Registration for residents begins at 12 p.m. on Sunday, January 30 and for non-residents on Tuesday, February 22.
General Camp Questions - (847) 674-1500
Min/Max - What does it mean? Sign-In & Out Procedures Summer School
For each program at the Park District, there are a Every camper must be signed in and out by the person We have created a variety of camp programs that
minimum number of registrations needed before dropping off and picking him/her up. We will not complement summer school. If your child plans
a camp can “go.” But why a maximum? The more release a child to someone whose name is not on the on attending summer school we encourage you to
campers, the less individual attention. In addition authorized pick-up form. Parents will be asked to show consider Camp Art, Terminal Park Camp, Camp
to space limitations, we like to keep the camper-to- a picture ID. Iwannago, or Middle School Sports Camp. Please
counselor ratio low to ensure that a quality experience note that campers attending summer school will miss
is had by all. Special Dietary Needs scheduled field trips and swimming. Parents will need
Kosher /Food Allergies to make alternate arrangements for childcare on these
Grade/Age Requirements Campers on restricted diets will gladly be program days.
Children attending Skokie Park District camps must accommodated. Parents will be advised of food
be grade appropriate. Grades listed refer to the grade selections in advance. Alternate choices will be Picture This
the child is currently enrolled in during the 2010- provided whenever possible. Please indicate your Registrants and participants permit the taking of
2011 school year. Preschool campers three years of age special dietary needs on the registration form at the photographs and video of themselves and their children
must be toilet trained and the appropriate age by the time of enrollment. during Skokie Park District activities for publication, as
beginning of their first day of camp. A copy of a birth the Park District deems necessary.
certificate is required with the registration form when Illness Policy
specifically stated within individual camp descriptions. Children should not be brought to camp with illnesses Insurance
that are contagious or with fevers, diarrhea, vomiting, The Skokie Park District does not provide individual
Camper Groupings & Staff-to-Camper Ratio or unidentifiable rashes. Campers may not return Accident and Health Insurance.
Group sizes vary from program to program. An to the program until they are fever and/or diarrhea
average camp staff-to-participant ratio is 1:12. Any free for 24 hours. Children who are not participating Camp Staff
group exceeding 12 children will be supplemented normally (who show extreme lethargy or fatigue) will Our summer staff contribute to the success of our
with an additional staff person. Camp programs that be considered ill and sent home. diverse camp programs! A qualified and experienced
accommodate children under the age of 5 have a camp adult director supervises each camp daily. Counselors
staff-to-participant ratio of 1:8. Medication Policy at each camp are a mixture of mature and enthusiastic
Medication may be given to a child when authorized college and high school students, parents, educators
Special Needs (American Disability Act) by the child’s physician. All medication must remain and coaches. All camp staff completes an extensive
The Skokie Park District welcomes the participation of in the original container indicating the child’s name, training program, which includes supervision and
all individuals in our programs, including those with type, and date of the prescribed medication, and safety techniques, program development and CPR.
disabilities. We are fully committed to complying with amounts and time of dosage. A medication consent
the ADA and providing reasonable accommodations to form must be signed by the child’s parents and given to Summer Job Opportunities
facilitate participation in our programs. the Camp Director. The Skokie Park District is now accepting applications
for Summer Day Camp Positions (Camp Directors,
Please assist us in providing a positive experience Everything Under the Sun Counselors and Jr. Counselors). Duties include
for your child with special needs by notifying the All camps are held outdoors daily with limited or directing children in outdoor leisure games, sports, arts
camp supervisor (see page 1) of any special needs at no use of air-conditioned indoor facilities with the & crafts and other recreational activities. Applications
the time of enrollment. Your confidentiality will be exception of Camp Art!, Circus Camp, Summer may be picked-up at any one of the community centers.
respected. The sooner we know about your special On Broadway, World Travelers, Little Travelers and
situation, the more time we have to make reasonable Weber Indoor Sports Camp. During heat emergency Be a camp leader! If you are over the age of 16 and
accommodations to improve your child’s recreational days, children are rotated into indoor facilities/shade you are looking for a fun-filled opportunity as a
experience and to ensure a smooth integration of your areas and given frequent water breaks. camp leader, then the Skokie Park District has an
child into our camp program. opportunity for you. As a camp leader, you can be a
Camp Attire role model to campers at one of the many camps listed
Individuals who are hearing impaired and want Children attending Park District camps should wear in this brochure. For more information call Lynn
information regarding park district or M-NASR comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. Please keep Seebacher, Human Resources Manager at
programs should call (847) 966-5522. in mind that our camps provide a relaxed, informal (847) 933-4357.
setting, therefore we recommend that you keep your
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring valuable clothing and accessories at home. We also
Camp will be held whether it rains or shines. suggest that you label your child’s belongings. Camp
t-shirts will be distributed to each participant during
the first week of programming.
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Bus Transportation
Bus transportation to and from home is available for many Skokie Park
District camps. Campers will be picked up within 2 blocks of their
home if registered by May 13 (June 10 for session 2). Campers will be
transported to the Devonshire bus hub and board a different bus to take
them directly to their camp. Bus routes average 45 - 50 minutes. Bus
monitors are provided by the Park District. Bus routes and backpack tags
are mailed to participants the week prior to the start of each session. To
allow time to create the bus routes, please register by May 13 (June 10 for
session 2). After these dates, rates will increase by $75 and participants
will not be guaranteed pickup within 2 blocks of their home. Absolutely
no registrations will be accepted, after June 3 (July 1 for session 2) . No
refunds for bus transportation after June 3 (July 1 for session 2). Bus
transportation is available to residents of zip codes 60076, 60077 and
60203. Fee includes morning and afternoon bus service; discounts are
not available for participants only needing morning or afternoon service.
Grade: K - 10 Location: Devonshire Park
Before After
Code Days Dates Time 5/13 5/13
222781-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 8:30A-4:30P $175 $250
222781-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 8:30A-4:30P $175 $250
Bus transportation is available for the following programs:
Bus
Aquatics Camp Circus Camp Middle School Sports Camp (full day) Terminal Park Camp (full day)
Camp Art! (full day) CIT (except Camp Happy Smile) Sports Camp Weber Indoor Sports Camp
Camp Iwannago (full day) Earth Adventures Summer on Broadway World Travelers
Central Park Camp (full day) FUNdamental FITness Summer on Broadway Jr. X-Camp
Summer Camp 2011 | 3
Art
Circus Camp
Join the Skokie Park District’s greatest show on earth! Learn tumbling,
juggling, and clowning. Perform aerial feats, learn plate spinning,
and develop theatrical skills. This dynamic four week camp ends in
a spectacular circus performance on the last week of each session.
A professional staff will instruct campers in circus skills including
clowning, mime, free falls, juggling, and magic. In addition, two guest
performance artists will conduct hands-on workshops. Swimming twice
weekly and two exciting field trips are included. Bring a sack lunch and
beverage daily. Extended camp and bus service to and from camp are
available for an additional fee. No camp on July 4.
Grade: 2 - 7 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: To be determined
Min: 20/Max: 48 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
221081-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $552 $690
221081-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $552 $690
World Travelers
Discover new cultures by “traveling around the world!” Every week,
campers will “visit” a different country and experience the colors, crafts
and sounds of far away lands. Actvivities reflecting each culture include
arts and crafts, music, stories, games, indoor and outdoor activities. A
field trip and a guest artist, twice per session, are also included. Campers
provide their own snack and sack lunch daily. Fees include all supplies,
field trips and swimming a minimum of four days a week. No camp July 4.
Grade: K - 2 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Devonshire Center
Camp Art! (formerly Art Exploration) Min: 20/Max: 56 Bus
If you’re a budding Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol or Georgia O’Keefe, then
Camp Art is the place for you this summer. Campers will explore the many Code Days Dates Time R N
aspects that influence the artistic and cultural world. Using a wide variety Four Weeks
of mediums and materials, outdoor and indoor activities and projects will 222533-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $523 $654
focus on multimedia and three dimensional works. Campers will work 222533-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $523 $654
on two to three art projects each day. A wide variety of exciting activities Two Weeks
and games will be planned as well. Guest artists, field trips and weekly 222533-03 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $288 $360
swimming trips to the Devonshire Aquatic Center will complete each 222533-04 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $288 $360
session. Instruction for this specialized camp is provided by art instructors 222533-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $288 $360
and teachers. All art supplies, field and swim trips, and a camp t-shirt are 222533-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $288 $360
included in the camp fee. Campers must provide their own sack lunch and
beverage each day. Extended camp and bus service to and from camp is
available at an additional fee to campers. No camp July 4.
Grade: 2 - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Devonshire School
Min: 20/Max: 30 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
Full-Day
222531-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $495 $619
222531-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $495 $619
Half-Day
222531-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 12:30-3:30P $336 $420
222531-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 12:30-3:30P $336 $420
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Summer on Broadway Behind the Scenes
This specialized camp is structured for aspiring thespians and offers an Campers learn directing, choreography, lighting, sound, stage
opportunity to develop skills in acting, vocal music, choreography and management, set and costume design as they work with the
stagecraft. A professional staff of trained artists will share their wealth professionals who help produce the Summer On Broadway
of knowledge with your child. The session culminates in a final stage performances. In addition, you will join the Summer On Broadway
performance the last week of camp. Fee includes swimming at least once actors as they take part in workshops with guest artists while also
per week and two field trips per session. Bring sack lunch and beverage viewing professional theatre productions. The session culminates in a
daily. Extended camp and bus service to and from camp are available at final stage performance the last week of camp. Fee includes swimming
an additional fee to campers No camp on July 4. and two field trips per session. Bring sack lunch and beverage daily.
Extended camp and bus service to and from camp are available at an
Grade: 5 - 8 (during 2010/2011 school year) additional fee to campers No camp on July 4.
Location/Rain Site: Devonshire Center
Min: 20/Max: 35 Bus Grade: 8 - 10 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Devonshire Center
Code Days Dates Time R N Min: 3/Max: 10 Bus
222481-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $558 $697
222481-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $558 $697 Code Days Dates Time R N
222481-05 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Summer on Broadway, Jr. 222481-06 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Curtain call for young aspiring performers! Your child’s camp day is
structured to foster skill development in the areas of acting, singing,
and dancing. This specialized camp is a great opportunity to develop
stagecraft skills in an age appropriate setting. Camp will culminate in a
performance the last week of camp. Fee includes swimming at least once
per week and two field trips per session. Bring sack lunch and beverage
daily. Extended camp and bus service to and from camp are available at
an additional fee to campers No camp on July 4.
Grade: 2 - 4 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Devonshire Center
Min: 20/Max: 45 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
222481-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $558 $697
222481-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $558 $697
Kids Cooking Camp Dance Intensive Arts Camp
Let your child’s taste buds explode this summer while they learn to cook! This is a fun and intensive camp for the young dancer. Participants will be
In this camp, children will learn new cooking skills, practice existing trained in various forms of dance including ballet, jazz, and hip hop. They
ones and create delicious treats that they will be able to make again and will also have the opportunity to study the history of a dance, participate
again, all while having fun! Safe kitchen practices are always followed. in dances from other cultures and learn audition techniques. Students will
Cooking allows children to learn about new foods, teaches them how to be guided by a professional staff of dancers and instructors in a nurturing
follow directions and encourages the use of math and science. Creating and challenging atmosphere. There will be a showcase performed on
from scratch fosters independence and allows children to feel proud of Friday August 19 at 1:30 pm. Please provide a sack lunch and water
what they created. Kids Cooking Camp is taught by the Cooking for Fun bottle.
instructor Stacey Schwartz. No camp July 4.
Grade: 4 - 12 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Devonshire Center
Grade: 3 - 10 (during 2010/2011 school year) Min: 5/Max: 16
Location: Devonshire Center Code Days Dates Time R N
Min: 6/Max: 15 213541-01 M-F 8/8-8/19 10A-2P $400 $500
Code Days Dates Time R N
211122-01 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 10A-12:30P $278 $348
211122-02 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 10A-12:30P $278 $348
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Early Childhood
Camp Happy Smile
Laughing, smiling and having fun with friends is what Camp Happy
Smile is all about! Designed and supervised by early childhood educators,
Camp Happy Smile promises exciting and fun activities revolving around
weekly themes including Pajama Day, Icky Sticky Day and Insect Day,
Lil’ Campers just to name a few! Arts and crafts, games, songs, special event days,
This introductory camp is designed for your very special little camper. weekly swim trips and field trips are all part of this dynamic super
Our qualified leaders and early childhood educated director will camp. All campers are asked to donate a snack to share with their group.
participate with your child in a variety of age-appropriate activities Juice will be provided. Children must be toilet trained and be the age
including arts and crafts, games, stories, music, special events, registered for by the first day of camp. A birth certificate may be required
movement, entertainers and field trips twice a session. Camp also at time of registration or within three days of registration. Extended
includes swimming two times a week at the Skokie Water Playground. camp and bus service is not available. No camp on July 4.
Children should bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. A birth certificate
is required for registration. All children must be toilet-trained by the first Age: 3 - 5 (must be 3 by the first day of camp)
day of camp. No camp July 4. Location/Rain Site: Devonshire School
Min: 10/Max: 16
Age: 3 - 5 (must be 3 by the first day of camp)
Location: Central Park Code Days Dates Time R N
Rain Site: Walker School Half Day — Ages 3 - 5
Min: 10/Max: 35 221223-01 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 10A-12:30P $198 $247
221223-02 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 10A-12:30P $198 $247
Code Days Dates Time R N 221223-03 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 10A-12:30P $198 $247
4 Weeks 221223-04 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 10A-12:30P $198 $247
221222-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-1P $278 $347 221223-05 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 10A-12:30P $198 $247
221222-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-1P $278 $347 221223-06 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 10A-12:30P $198 $247
2 Weeks 221221-01 Tu,Th 6/14-7/7 10A-12:30P $145 $181
221222-03 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-1P $153 $191 221221-02 Tu,Th 7/12-8/4 10A-12:30P $145 $181
221222-04 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-1P $153 $191 Full Day — Age 3
221222-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-1P $153 $191 221223-07 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 10A-3P $294 $368
221222-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-1P $153 $191 221223-08 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 10A-3P $294 $368
Full Day — Ages 4 & 5
221223-09 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 10A-3P $294 $368
221223-10 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 10A-3P $294 $368
221223-11 M-F 6/13-7/8 10A-3P $444 $555
221223-12 M-F 7/11-8/5 10A-3P $444 $555
Camp Happy Smile – Summer’s End
For those campers (and parents) who don’t want Camp Happy Smile
to end, it doesn’t have to! Join us for one or two more weeks of full-day
camp fun, featuring more music, arts and crafts, games, swimming and
exciting activities with friends. Campers must bring a sack lunch and
beverage daily. All campers are asked to donate a snack to share with the
group. Juice will be provided with snacks. Children must be toilet trained
and three-years-old by the first day of camp.
Age: 3 - 5 (must be 3 by the first day of camp)
Location/Rain Site: Oakton Community Center
Min: 10/Max: 16
Code Days Dates Time R N
221225-01 M-F 8/8-8/12 10A-3P $125 $156
221225-02 M-F 8/15-8/19 10A-3P $125 $156
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Camp Amigos
At Camp Amigos, we will laugh, play, create, sing, climb, dig, paint, cook,
and discover great wonders—and we’ll do it all while learning Spanish!
Developed by early educators, Camp Amigos features low teacher to child
ratios and a professional staff, including a native Spanish speaker. Our
schedule includes Backwards Day, Olympic Day, Weekly Water Days,
Cooking Days, Surprise Day, Treasure Hunt Days, Magic Day, Carnival
Day and much more. No camp on July 4.
Age: 3 - 5 (must be 3 by the first day of camp)
Location/Rain Site: Jane Stenson School
Min: 10/Max: 20
Code Days Dates Time R N
221226-01 M-Th 6/13-7/7 9:30A-12P $312 $390
221226-02 Tu,Th 6/14-7/7 9:30A-12P $167 $209
221226-03 M-Th 7/11-8/4 9:30A-12P $312 $390
221226-04 Tu,Th 7/12-8/4 9:30A-12P $167 $209
Little Earth Scouts
Your camper will spend two mornings a week immersed in the “stuff of life”
during special Sun, Soil, Air and Water Weeks! While getting to know the
four Earth Friends through puppet shows, campers will also conduct fun
experiments and make discoveries during activities and play time outdoors.
Earth Scouts earn Earth Friends badges each day, as well as badges for
outdoor safety and being a good helper. Daily snacks, camp t-shirt, fanny
pack and camp supplies are included. Campers must be at least 4-years-old
on or before the first class. No camp July 4. Note: Although program content
for the camp changes annually, content is the same for Sessions 1 & 2.
Age: 4 - 5 (must be 4 by the first day of camp)
Location/Rain site: Emily Oaks Nature Center Little Travelers
Min: 10/Max: 12 Your little camper will travel to real and imaginary lands during this summer
of fun. From exploring nature in our neighborhoods to “diving” under the
Code Days Dates Time R N sea, each week your Little Traveler will have fun learning and exploring
222621-01 M,W 6/13-7/6 9:30A-12P $169 $211 through arts and crafts, music, movement, games, field trips, and visits from
222621-02 M,W 7/11-8/3 9:30A-12P $169 $211 guest artists. In addition, children will participate in outdoor activities and
swim at Devonshire pool a minimum of four days a week. Supplies, field
trips, and swim fees are included. Campers provide their own sack lunch
daily. Children must be at least four-years-old on or before the first day of
class. A birth certificate is required. No camp July 4.
Age: 4 - 5 (must be 4 by the first day of camp)
Location/Rain site: Devonshire Center
Min: 12/ Max: 20
Code Days Dates Time R N
4 Weeks
222532-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-1:30P $457 $571
222532-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-1:30P $457 $571
2 Weeks
222532-02 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-1:30P $251 $314
222532-03 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-1:30P $251 $314
222532-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-1:30P $251 $314
222532-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-1:30P $251 $314
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Nature
Outdoor Challenge Camp
This unique summer program is taught by two qualified directors and
includes skill instruction and practice as well as camping trips every
week! Personal confidence, group decision-making, safety, and outdoor
ethics will be emphasized. Fee includes van transportation during
campouts, campout supplies and fees, swimming twice weekly, and
all equipment with the exception of personal gear and bicycles (rentals
available). During the first week of each session, you will participate in a
teams course and attend an overnight campout at Irons Oaks Adventure
Center. During the three remaining weeks of the session, you will
practice the respective outdoor adventure skill of the week and attend a
three-day campout to use that skill in Wisconsin or western Illinois. No
camp July 4.
Grades: 6 - 9 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Hamlin Park
Rain Site: Emily Oaks Nature Center
Min: 10/Max: 12
Weekly Camping Trips
Session 1:
Team Building and Tent Camping
Participate in a high ropes course, problem-solve during a teams course,
practice your compass skills, and attend an overnight campout at Irons
Oaks Adventure Center.
Bicycle Touring
Master bicycle maintenance, explore local bike trails, and travel the
Elroy-Sparta bicycle trail in Wisconsin during a three-day camping trip.
River Canoeing
Learn canoeing skills and safety at Emily Oaks, then paddle your way
down the scenic Fox River in Illinois during a three-day trip.
Caving & Wall Climbing
Practice wall climbing at Vertical Endeavors before heading to
Governor Dodge State Park in Wisconsin for a three-day trip that
includes exploring Popp’s Cave.
Code Days Dates Time R N
222641-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $995 $1244
Session 2:
Team Building and Tent Camping
Participate in a high ropes course, problem-solve during a teams course,
practice your compass skills, and attend an overnight campout at Irons
Oaks Adventure Center.
Sea Kayaking
Try your hand at this popular sport, learning how to paddle and “wet exit”
a kayak, then journey across a lake while on a three-day camping trip.
Off-road Bicycling
Review bicycle care, try out some local trails, then head to hilly Kettle
Moraine State Park in Wisconsin for off-road biking during a three-day
camping trip.
Rock Climbing
Discover the techniques and safety involved in climbing, and practice
your new skills with ropes and harnesses at Devil’s Lake State Park
during a three-day trip.
Code Days Dates Time R N
222641-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $995 $1244
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Earth Adventures
Our Earth Adventures Camps are specialized programs designed to heighten a child’s sense of relationship with the natural world and teach age-
appropriate outdoor recreational skills. Each camp is supervised by a director and four college-aged leaders (a 1:8 leader to camper ratio) who involve
the campers in captivating, highly structured daily activities. Though each camp is different in content, the Earth Adventures series aims to help
campers feel capable and comfortable while journeying through the natural places on Earth. All campers swim twice weekly at one of the Park
District pools. No camp July 4.
Earth Explorers
Explore the wildest places at Emily Oaks Nature Center and get to know
the plants and animals that live in the area. Campers are involved in
animal expeditions, nature games, discovery parties, and savanna safaris.
We’ve also scheduled a presentation that features real hawks, reptiles,
and other wild critters! Although Earth Explorers are not taught outdoor
recreation skills, they are invited to share in cookout desserts prepared by
the Earth Travelers and Rangers, and they accompany the older campers
on canoe rides around our pond. Fee includes recreational swimming,
field trips, a wildlife presentation, campfire snacks, beverages, and project
supplies. Extended camp and bus service are available for an additional
fee. Note: Although program content for the camp changes annually, the
content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. No camp July 4.
Grade: K - 1 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Emily Oaks Nature Center
Min: 20/Max: 32 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
222631-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $525 $656
222631-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $525 $656
Earth Travelers
Master outdoor skills! To become a trained Earth Traveler, your child
will learn how to paddle a canoe, pitch a tent, build a fire, and cook
a meal outdoors. Cookouts are held weekly and a campout at Emily
Oaks is scheduled each session. Earth Travelers also participate in fun
activities that help them understand how living things interact in their
natural communities and play games that guide them in developing Earth Rangers
teamwork skills and good environmental habits. Fee includes recreational Like backcountry park rangers, Earth Rangers go on adventures off
swimming, field trips, cookout supplies, canoeing instruction, one the beaten trail to explore wild places near and far. Rangers also learn
campout, and beverages. Extended camp and bus service are available for advanced skills such as knots, lashing, how to use a compass, animal
an additional fee. Note: Although program content for the camp changes tracking, additional canoeing strokes, and camping. Weekly cookouts, a
every year, the content is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. No camp July 4. one-day offsite canoe trip, and two campouts -- one at Emily Oaks and
another at a state park -- are all a part of the Earth Rangers experience.
Grade: 2 - 3 (during 2010/2011 school year) Rangers also have a responsibility to protect natural places, and they
Location/Rain Site: Emily Oaks Nature Center learn about local ecosystems and how to live more harmoniously with the
Min: 20/Max: 32 Bus earth. Fee includes recreational swimming, field trips, cookout supplies,
canoeing instruction, two campouts, a canoe trip, and beverages.
Code Days Dates Time R N Extended camp and bus service are available for an additional fee. Note:
222632-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $560 $700 Although program content for the camp changes every year, the content
222632-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $560 $700 is the same for Sessions 1 and 2. No camp July 4.
Grade: 4 - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Emily Oaks Nature Center
Min: 20/Max: 32 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
222633-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $633 $791
222633-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $633 $791
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General
Camp Iwannago
Ideal for the first time camper, Camp Iwannago kids will explore a
different camp activity daily! Activities include arts and crafts, sports,
swimming twice a week, field trips twice a session, and a bi-weekly trip
to the Exploritorium. Each session culminates with a special Family
Terminal Park Camp Night full of skits performed by the campers. Campers may now enroll in
This general camp is filled with fun activities all summer long! We a full day or morning session only. Maximum enrollment is 95 campers
provide sports, games, arts and crafts, music, special event days, field for full day and 15 campers for half-day camp. Extended camp and bus
trips, and swimming twice a week. Each four week session culminates service is available for an additional fee. No camp July 4.
with a special Family Night full of skits performed by the campers.
Campers should bring a sack lunch and water bottle daily. (Refrigeration Grade: Pre-K - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
is not available for lunches.) No camp July 4. Location: Oakton Park
Rain Site: Oakton Community Center Bus
Grade: Pre-K - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year) Min: 60/Max: 100
Location: Terminal Park
Rain Site: Old Orchard Junior High School Bus Code Days Dates Time R N
Min: 60/Max: 100 4 Weeks — Full Day
220532-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
Code Days Dates Time R N 220532-03 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
4 Weeks — Full Day 2 Weeks — Full Day
221732-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531 220532-06 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
221732-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531 220532-07 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
2 Weeks — Full Day 220532-08 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
221732-04 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291 220532-09 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
221732-05 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291 Half Day
221732-06 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291 220532-02 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-12:30P $233 $291
221732-07 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291 220532-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-12:30P $233 $291
Half-Day 220532-05 M-F 6/13-7/8 12:30-3:30P $233 $291
221732-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 12-3:30P $233 $291 220532-10 M-F 7/11-8/5 12:30-3:30P $233 $291
Central Park Camp
Central Park Camp stresses healthy lifestyles through fun and active
play, creative games and environmental awareness. We build your
child’s confidence in their talents and strengths through sports, arts,
crafts, games, drama, music, movement, special event days, field trips
and swimming at the Skokie Water Playground. Certified and, or
professional directors and experienced leaders work closely with each
child. Campers should bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. Extended
camp and bus service to and from camp is available at an additional fee to
campers. No Camp July 4.
Grade: Pre-K - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Central Park
Rain Site: Walker School Bus
Min: 60/Max: 100
Code Days Dates Time R N
4 Weeks
221731-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
221731-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
2 Weeks
221731-03 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
221731-04 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
221731-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
221731-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $233 $291
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Special Interest
Historical Explorers
Explore American history through the years by doing arts and crafts projects
and playing games from different time periods. Each week a new era will
be introduced. Sign-up for all four weeks or just the ones that interest your
camper. Juice and water will be provided. Campers must bring their own
snacks. Simple knot-tying, sewing and braiding skills may be required for
certain projects. No bus transportation. Please register camper under grade
in which camper was in during the 2010-2011 school year.
Grade: 2 - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Skokie Heritage Museum
Min: 4/ Max: 10
Code Days Dates Time R N
Pioneer
220131-01 Tu,W 7/12-7/13 9A-12P $50 $62
Victorian
220131-02 Tu,W 7/19-7/20 9A-12P $50 $62
1930s
220131-03 Tu,W 7/26-7/27 9A-12P $50 $62
1940s
220131-04 Tu,W 8/2-8/3 9A-12P $50 $62
Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO®
Chess Camp
Discover the magical world of chess this summer. Learn how to play and Your young engineer will take on a real-life engineering challenge that
master chess techniques from the Chess Wizards staff. You will learn explores concepts in physics, architecture, mechanical and structural
chess openings, midgames with all the pins, double attacks, endgames engineering, with more than 100,000 pieces of LEGO® material. From
and much more. Campers will compete in a tournament and receive a race cars to Battletracks, this is a hands- and minds-on camp suitable
trophy, chess board, work folder and certificate of achievement. Camp for novices to “LEGO® maniacs.” Designed by Play-Well engineers, the
sport activities will also take place throughout the day. All levels are curriculum challenges both new and returning students to reach the next
welcome; campers will be divided into appropriate levels. Please bring a level of engineering comprehension, all while having fun.
sack lunch daily, snacks will be provided. Please register by August 5.
Grade: K - 1 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Grade: K - 4 (during 2010/2011 school year) Location: Jane Stenson School
Location/Rain Site: Oakton Center Min: 11/Max: 16
Min: 6/Max: 10
Code Days Dates Time R N
Code Days Dates Time R N 221227-01 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-12P $157 $197
220231-01 M-F 8/15-8/19 9A-3P $390 $488
Pre-Engineering with LEGO®
Your young pre-engineer will build cities, bridges and motorized cars
and planes, and explore the many creative possibilities of engineering
with the LEGO® system. With access to more than 100,000 pieces
of LEGO®, your camper will have the opportunity to build what they
have only dreamed of with the support of an experienced Play-Well
Engineering instructor to guide them.
Grade: 2 - 7 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Jane Stenson School
Min: 11/Max: 16
Code Days Dates Time R N
221228-01 M-F 6/13-6/24 12:30-3:30P $157 $197
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Golf DISTRICT 219
Summer Junior Golf Camp Sizzling Summer Science Program!
This camp offers junior golfers ages 9-14 to participate in a program at
an exceptional value. Golf activities during camp include: minimum of
10 hours of instruction per week and playing golf in various formats. The
special highlight of the camp is attending a 2-hour clinic at the Todd
Sones Impact School. Todd is one of Golf Magazine’s and Golf Digest’s
Top 100 golf instructors. Other non-golfing activities may include
swimming. The camp will meet at Skokie Sports Park on a daily basis.
You are required to bring your own set of clubs and bag. Bus service to
and from camp is not available but an on-site extended camp service will
be offered for an additional fee.
Grades 2 - 7 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Sports Park For grades K - 9 (determined by Fall 2011 entry level).
Min: 6/Max: 10
Sign up for our summer science enrichment classes, popular
Code Days Dates Time R N summer courses offered by Niles Township High School District
221643-01 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-4P $670 $770 219. Children can explore their favorite science topics and develop
221643-02 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-4P $536 $616 a unique connection to District 219 High Schools. Choose from a
221643-03 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-4P $670 $770 variety of thrilling hands-on classes, taught by District 219 teachers.
221643-04 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-4P $670 $770
To register now, or for more details, please visit
www.SkokieParkDistrict.org. Classes are $45 ($100 for a double
session) for five days of classes. Cost includes T-shirt, class
certificates and lab supplies.
Topics Included in Prior Seasons:
The Science of Dr. Seuss
Bugs, Butterflies & More!
Science Trough Stories
Dinosaurs!
Human Body
Sciencepalooza
Extended Jr. Golf Camp Science & Art
This program is open to junior golf campers who are in need of extended Soaring the Skies
daily care before or after camp. Extended camps will be held on-site at Polymer Chemistry
Sports Park. No bus service is available. Register at least one week prior Survivor Illinois
to the beginning of camp. Flying with Bernoulli
Fun in a Bottle: Bottle Ecology
Grades: 2 - 7 (during 2010/2011 school year) Speed Racer (The Science of Speed)
Location/Rain Site: Sports Park Chem-Motion
Min: 4/Max: 10 Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)
“Wrapped up” in Sports
Code Days Dates Time R N The Science of Color
AM I Can Make That
221644-01 M-F 6/13-6/24 7:30-9:30A $50 $50 Reach for the Stars
221644-02 M-F 6/27-7/8 7:30-9:30A $50 $50 Scien-sational Chemistry Projects
221644-03 M-F 7/11-7/22 7:30-9:30A $50 $50 Biotech Bonanza
221644-04 M-F 7/25-8/5 7:30-9:30A $50 $50 Boats
PM
221644-05 M-F 6/13-6/24 4-6P $50 $50 Through their community-based partnership, the Skokie Park District
221644-06 M-F 6/27-7/8 4-6P $50 $50 and School District 219 continue to offer programs such as Sizzling
221644-07 M-F 7/11-7/22 4-6P $50 $50 Science, increasing children’s programming and leisure opportunities
221644-08 M-F 7/25-8/5 4-6P $50 $50 for the residents of Skokie and the areas served by District 219 (Morton
Grove and Lincolnwood).
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DISTRICT 219 Hockey
Sizzling Summer Engineering Program!
For grades 5-8 (determined by Fall 2011 entry level)
District 219 is proud to offer summer engineering enrichment
opportunities to children in the Niles Township area. District
teachers have developed activities which will immerse children in
many exciting areas of engineering. This hands-on program is based
on the successful pre-engineering program of Project Lead the Way,
offered at both Niles North and Niles West High Schools. Students
will work together in a fun, exciting environment using leading-edge
technologies to sample such disciplines as robotics, aeronautics and
computer design. For more information visit our website at
www.niles219.org/STEM
To register now, or for more details, please visit
www.SkokieParkDistrict.org.
Classes Include:
Design & Modeling
Robotics
Bridges & Structures Summerstars Hockey Camp
Alternative Energy Summerstars offers nine hours of ice time instruction and fun each week.
Electronics Other activities offered as part of the camp experience include golf,
Simple Machines (Rube Goldberg) swimming, bowling, basketball, inline hockey, outdoor games and much
more.
Age: 7 - 13 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Attention!
Hockey camp is still tentative due to the upcoming construction project
at the Skatium Ice Arena. Please call (847) 674-1500, ext. 2900 for
details regarding this camp. In the event the camp does run, participants
will sign up on a weekly basis. Camp will run from June 13-August 12
with no camp on July 5.
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Tennis
Junior Tennis Camps
This camp offers a great opportunity to become a better tennis player in a
fun, positive atmosphere. Our campers learn from the best coaches in the
sport and leave camp with confidence and a passion to enjoy the “sport of
lifetime.” While the main emphasis is on tennis, camp also incorporates
soccer, basketball, tennis-baseball, swimming and cardio tennis in our
program. An individualized player profile analysis and a camp t-shirt are
included in the fee.
Age: 4 - 17 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Rain Site: Weber Gym
Min: 4/Max: 15
Central Park
Code Days Dates Time R N
Beginner–Advanced Beginner: Ages: 4 - 17
224635-01 M-F 6/13-6/24 9A-12P $329 $411
224635-02 M-F 6/27-7/8 9A-12P $329 $411
224635-03 M-F 7/11-7/22 9A-12P $329 $411
224635-04 M-F 7/25-8/5 9A-12P $329 $411
224635-05 M-F 8/8-8/19 9A-12P $329 $411
224635-06 M-F 8/22-8/26 9A-12P $165 $206
Skokie Park Tennis Center
Code Days Dates Time R N
Beginner–Advanced Beginner: Ages: 4 - 17
224635-07 M-Th 6/6-6/9 4:30-6:30P $96 $120
224635-08 M-Th 6/13-6/23 4-6P $192 $240
224635-09 M-Th 6/27-7/7 4-6P $192 $240
224635-10 M-Th 7/11-7/21 4-6P $192 $240
224635-11 M-Th 7/25-8/4 4-6P $192 $240
224635-12 M-Th 8/8-8/18 4-6P $192 $240
224635-13 M-F 8/22-8/25 4:30-6:30P $96 $120
Advanced Beginner–Intermediate: Ages 8 +
224635-16 M-Th 6/13-6/23 1:15-4P $249 $311
224635-17 M-Th 6/27-7/7 1:15-4P $249 $311
224635-18 M-Th 7/11-7/21 1:15-4P $249 $311
224635-19 M-Th 7/25-8/4 1:15-4P $249 $311
224635-20 M-Th 8/8-8/18 1:15-4P $249 $311
Pee Wee Tennis at Central Park
Pee Wee Tennis is a specialized program that helps younger children
acquire basic tennis skills in a fun and supportive environment. The
emphasis is to help children learn the gross and fine motor skills necessary
for success in tennis as well as for almost any other sport. The games
approach used in this program leads to more fun and improved skills.
Age: 4 - 6 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Rain Site: Weber Gym
Min: 4/Max: 15
Code Days Dates Time R N
224635-21 M-Th 6/13-6/23 8-9A $98 $122
224635-22 M-Th 6/27-7/7 8-9A $98 $122
224635-23 M-Th 7/11-7/21 8-9A $98 $122
224635-24 M-Th 7/25-8/4 8-9A $98 $122
224635-25 M-Th 8/8-8/18 8-9A $98 $122
224635-26 M-Th 8/22-8/25 8-9A $49 $61
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Sports
Challenger British Soccer Camp
This soccer camp offers world-class instruction by talented coaches in a
safe, stimulating and fun learning environment. Participants will receive
a free t-shirt, ball, official CBSC jersey, two free issues of Sports Illustrated
Kids, and a personal player evaluation from a CBSC coach. Volunteer host
families are needed for each session. If you would like to host a coach,
please let us know. Host families will receive a significant camp fee rebate,
or up to $125 in apparel or training equipment vouchers.
Grades: Pre-K - 12 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Gross Point Park
Min: 5/Max: 12
Code Days Dates Time R N
Ages 3 & 4 -1st Kicks
221831-01 M-F 8/8-8/12 11A-12P $87 $109
Ages 5 & 6 - Mini Soccer
221831-02 M-F 8/8-8/12 9-11A $108 $135
Ages 6 - 12 - Half Day Weber Indoor Sports Camp
221831-03 M-F 8/8-8/12 9A-12P $133 $166 The temperature may be hot outside this summer, but the Weber gym is
Ages 10-16 - Half Day nice and comfortable for young athletes who want to learn new skills and
221831-04 M-F 8/8-8/12 1-4P $133 $166 exercise. Sports played include volleyball, basketball, soccer, floor hockey
Ages 6-18 - Full Day and softball. Campers will take two field trips each session, including
221831-05 M-F 8/8-8/12 9A-4P $199 $249 weekly trips to the Skokie Water Playground, a Cubs or Sox game, bowling,
water parks, our own Sports Park and more. No camp July 4.
Chicago Storm Soccer Camp
This camp offers children the unique opportunity to work with profes- Grade: 1 - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
sional and collegiate soccer players and coaches. Campers of all levels will Location/Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center
work on skills and strategies in a curriculum that is game-like and fun! Min: 20/Max: 60 Bus
Campers will be placed in groups according to age and, or skill level. All
campers will receive a t-shirt, a soccer ball and a player evaluation. All Code Days Dates Time R N
camps will end at 1 p.m. on Fridays. 4 weeks
220432-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $440 $550
Age: 4 - 6 (during 2010/2011 school year) 220432-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $440 $550
Location: Gross Point Park 2 weeks
Min: 5/Max: 50 220432-03 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302
220432-04 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302
Code Days Dates Time R N 220432-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302
Mini-Kickers Camp 220432-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302
220435-01 M-F 6/27-7/1 9A-12P $135 $169
Half-Day Camp All-American Basketball Academy
220435-02 M-F 6/27-7/1 9A-12P $135 $169 Take your game to the next level with former Duke University basketball
Full Day Camp player Phil Henderson. This All-American Basketball Academy camp
220435-03 M-F 6/27-7/1 9A-3P $170 $212 focuses on player development while creating a fun and challenging
experience for youth of all ages and talent levels. From beginners to
Cricket Camp advanced players, a positive environment is provided that promotes great
Learn the basics of the game of cricket, a sport that is catching on work ethic, improves self esteem, and teaches overall fundamentals
worldwide. Our experienced coaches are also league players and will teach of the game. Multiple child discount of $20 per child per session. $50
one-on-one technical skills and net play. Other games will also be played. nonrefundable when registering.
Stand out performers from the camp may be recommended to play in
leagues in their respective age groups. No camp July 4. Age: 7 - 17
Location: Niles North High School
Age: 8 + Min: 3/Max: 60
Location: Hamlin Park Before After
Min: 5/Max: 20 Code Days Dates Time 7/2 7/2
Ages: 7 - 12
Code Days Dates Time R N 220425-01 M-F 8/1-8/5 9A-4P $150 $170
220430-01 Th 6/2-7/21 6-8P $80 $100 Ages 12 - 17
220425-02 M-F 8/1-8/5 9A-4P $150 $170
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Sports Camp Jr. Aquatics Camp
This camp teaches the basics of volleyball, soccer, basketball, softball and Introduce your children to the world of aquatics! This two-week junior
archery. Other outdoor activities include floor hockey, tennis, football session for grades 3-5 is tailored specifically to introduce young children
and many more recreational sports. During each session, campers will to the skills and activities present in the full version of Aquatics Camp.
go swimming twice a week. In addition to all-camp special event day, Campers will participate in swimming stroke improvement, aquatic
weekly field trips will include a Cubs or Sox game, bowling, Sports Park activities, field games, and team building activities. Campers will also
and Water Parks. Instructional and skill development will be the main experience what a day in the life of a lifeguard is like when they learn
emphasis for weeks one and two. Team games will be played during water rescue skills and basic first aid (not a certification course). All
weeks three and four. No camp July 4. campers should be able to swim 25 yards without stopping.
Grade: 1 - 4 (during 2010/2011 school year) Grade: 2 - 4 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Norman Schack Park Location/Rain Site: Skokie Water Playground
Rain Site: Fairview School Bus Min: 8/Max: 15 Bus
Min: 50/Max: 150
Code Days Dates Time R N
Code Days Dates Time R N 220641-01 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $234 $292
4 Week
220431-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $440 $550 Aquatics Camp
220431-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $440 $550 If your child loves spending their summer at the pool, this is the camp
2 Weeks for them. Your child will be busy throughout the day with aquatic
220431-03 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 games, team building activities, arts and crafts, and plenty of time to
220431-04 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 enjoy the water slides! Campers will also learn exciting lifeguarding
220431-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 skills from professional lifeguards, including water rescues and basic
220431-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 first aid (not a certification course). In addition to spending time at
Skokie Water Playground and Devonshire Aquatic Center, campers will
Middle School Sports Camp take a field trip to a different aquatic facility each week. All campers
This camp is designed for grades 6-8 and will focus on providing should be able to swim 25 yards without stopping.
excellent instruction and valuable participation time in a variety of
sports. An appreciation and understanding of the competitive aspect of Grade: 5 - 9 (during 2010/2011 school year)
sports will be covered. The camp will be supervised by skilled athletes Location/Rain Site: Skokie Water Playground
specializing in the following areas: baseball/softball, football, basketball, Min: 15/Max: 40 Bus
soccer, tennis and volleyball. Participants will receive extensive
instruction and participate in tournament play. Field trips will include a Code Days Dates Time R N
pro baseball game, bowling, leisure swimming, archery, golf, and more. 220641-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $425 $531
No camp on July 4.
FUNdamental FITness
Grade: 5 -7 (during 2010/2011 school year) Remember when hearing the phase “go play!” was a common occurrence?
Location: Norman Schack Park The FUNdamental FITness camp provides the opportunity to learn new
Rain Site: Fairview School Bus games, meet new friends, practice creativity and learn personal fitness
Min: 25/Max: 100 basics in a safe and encouraging atmosphere. This camp is not an adult
fitness program taught to kids; it is a
Code Days Dates Time R N specifically designed curriculum by certified
4 Weeks Youth Fitness Specialist Jon Kahney. Jon is
220434-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $440 $550 also a Certified Physical Education teacher
220434-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $440 $550 and Certified Personal Trainer. Childhood obesity is an epidemic in this
2 Weeks country; especially in the Midwest. The Skokie Park District is leading
220434-03 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 the way in providing specialized programming to educate both kids and
220434-04 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 their parents about healthy choices. In addition, parents will be given the
220434-05 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 opportunity to attend an educational seminar about healthy lunch choices.
220434-06 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $242 $302 Please provide your camper with a healthy sack lunch daily. Portions of
Half Day this program are sponsored by Skokie Hospital.
220434-07 M-F 6/13-7/8 12-3:30P $242 $302
Grade: 6 - 8 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 10/Max: 13 Bus
Code Days Dates Time R N
220429-01 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $599 $749
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Hot Shots is an organization that is devoted solely to Little Hoopstars Camp
youth athletics education and programming. Hot Shots Using a lower basket, campers will be introduced to the basics of basketball.
programs stress the pure enjoyment of being involved Early skills such as proper ball-handling, passing and shooting will be
in sports while developing skills in an environment combined with instruction in the rules of the game and the principles of
where everyone plays and the focus is on participation teamwork and sportsmanship. Campers will also participate in league and
and education, not just results. tournament play, and daily contests. All campers will receive a camp t-shirt
and basketball.
Ages: 4 - 6
Location: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 6/Max: 50
Code Days Dates Time R N
220421-01 M-F 8/8-8/12 9A-2P $155 $194
Basketball Skills Camp
This camp focuses on improving fundamentals and enhancing team
play. Dribbling, passing, rebounding, individual and team defense,
and shooting will be developed. Campers will play in a leagues and
tournaments. Daily contests and prizes will also be featured. Fee includes
camp t-shirt and a basketball. Campers will be divided into groups based
on age, size and ability.
Age: 7 - 14 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 6/Max: 30
Code Days Dates Time R N
220422-01 M-F 8/8-8/12 9A-2P $155 $194
Sports and More Camp
In this camp, kids are introduced to sports such as soccer, t-ball, football,
kickball and other group games. Each child will develop motor skills and
nurture his or her social and emotional growth through teamwork and
good sportsmanship. Team and group competition, individual contests
and daily prizes will also be featured. All campers will receive a t-shirt.
Age: 4 - 6 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 6/Max: 30
Code Days Dates Time R N
220423-01 M-F 8/15-8/19 9A-2P $155 $194
Summer Sports Camp
Featuring soccer, baseball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, floor hockey and
more, instruction will focus on fundamentals and good sportsmanship.
Team and group competition, individual contests, and daily prizes will
also be featured. All campers will receive a t-shirt.
Age: 7 - 14 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Weber Leisure Center
Min: 6/Max: 30
Code Days Dates Time R N
220424-01 M-F 8/15-8/19 9A-2P $155 $194
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Teen
X-Camp
Campers will experience unusual and exciting teen activities and field
trips, including team building activities, sports, games, arts and crafts
projects, swimming, movies and walking trips. This camp includes eight
field trips per session and swimming at Skokie Water Playground twice a
week. New this year - each session of X-Camp will include a field trip to
Great America! Bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. No camp July 4.
Grade: 5 - 8 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Lorel Park
Rain Site: Edison School Bus
Min: 10/Max: 50
Code Days Dates Time R N
221741-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $505 $631
221741-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $505 $631
221741-03 M,W,F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $309 $386
221741-04 M,W,F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $309 $386
221741-05 Tu,Th 6/14-7/7 9:30A-3:30P $206 $258
221741-06 Tu,Th 7/12-8/4 9:30A-3:30P $206 $258
Urban Adventures
Learn to navigate the big city every day via the Skokie Swift and
Chicago’s ‘L’ trains and buses. Visit museums, ballparks and other
exciting and interesting sites. Participants will see many of Chicago’s
most well known attractions and discover some of its hidden treasures,
without burning a hole in their pocket. Fee includes public transportation,
supervision by qualified staff, and admission to all sites and activities.
Bring a sack lunch and beverage daily. No camp July 4.
Grade: 6 - 9 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location/Rain Site: Skokie Swift Train Station
Min: 8/Max: 20
Code Days Dates Time R N
221743-01 M-F 6/13-6/24 9:30A-3:30P $330 $413
221743-02 M-F 6/27-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $330 $413
221743-03 M-F 7/11-7/22 9:30A-3:30P $330 $413
221743-04 M-F 7/25-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $330 $413
Dedicated to improving the quality of life and, through
advocacy and awareness, promoting a successful leisure
lifestyle for individuals with disabilities.
M-NASR Camp
Maine Niles Association of Special Recreation (M-NASR) provides a variety of camps for children and youth with special needs. M-NASR offers
eight different camps for challenged individuals ages 3-21 years. A staff to participant ratio of 4 to 1 allows for individual attention, a structured
environment and a safe and happy summer camp experience for everyone. Activities at camp are varied and may include arts and crafts, games,
sports, swimming and field trips. All activities are designed to improve physical and social skills and provide a memorable summer for our campers.
Complete camp information will be available in late February. If you have questions, call M-NASR at (847) 966-5522.
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Counselor In Training 1st & 3rd Thursday
This program is designed to teach mature, self confident, reliable, motivated Morning: Camp leadership, communication,
young adults how to work with young campers. The Counselor In Training teamwork and problem solving.
will register for a specific day camp and will work with that camp four days After Lunch: Swim at Skokie Water Playground.
a week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday). On Thursdays, CIT’s
will report to the Oakton Community Center for some team building 2nd Thursday
activities or for a CIT field trip (see schedule right). Directors & Program All day field trip to a local water park or beach.
Leaders will observe CITs frequently during each session and evaluate
them at session’s end. Note: After registration, all participants will be 4th Thursday
contacted to schedule an interview. Participants will be contacted and All day field trip to Great America.
interviewed during the month prior to that CIT’s particular session. CIT’s
are required to wear CIT T-shirt (provided by the park district), khaki
shorts, and gym shoes everyday. On swim days a one piece bathing suit is CIT I — Grades 6 & 7 (during 2010/2011 school year)
required. No camp July 4. Code Days Dates Time R N
Maximum of 3 participants per section. Earth Adventures
*Bus service is not available for Camp Happy Smile CIT’s. 222741-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222741-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Central Park Camp
Mandatory Participant Orientations: 222741-05 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Session I: June 9, 4-6P, Oakton Community Center 222741-06 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Session II: July 6, 4-6P, Oakton Community Center Bus Camp Iwannago
Site Orientation: CIT’s are asked to attend a site 222741-07 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
orientation with the staff at their particular camp. You will be contacted 222741-08 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
with times and dates by the site director. Terminal Park Camp
222741-09 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222741-10 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
World Travelers
222741-11 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222741-12 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Sports Camp
222741-13 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222741-14 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Weber Indoor Sports Camp
222741-15 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222741-16 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
CIT II — Grades 8 & 9 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Code Days Dates Time R N
Camp Happy Smile
222742-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3P $324 $405
222742-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3P $324 $405
Earth Adventures
222742-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222742-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Central Park Camp
222742-05 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222742-06 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Camp Iwannago
222742-07 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222742-08 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Terminal Park Camp
222742-09 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222742-10 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Sports Camp
222742-11 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222742-12 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
Weber Indoor Sports Camp
222742-13 M-F 6/13-7/8 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
222742-14 M-F 7/11-8/5 9:30A-3:30P $324 $405
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Extended
Summer’s End
There’s still time for one more camp! This camp will fill the gap between
regular camp and the start of school. Campers will swim and go on a field
trip every day. Other activities include arts and crafts, and sports. Bus
service is not available for this camp. Please bring a sack lunch and a snack
for both a.m. and p.m., daily.
Grade: Pre-K - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Location: Oakton Park
Rain Site: Oakton Center
Min: 20/Max: 50
Code Days Dates Time R N
220534-01 M 8/8 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-02 Tu 8/9 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-03 W 8/10 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-04 Th 8/11 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-05 F 8/12 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-06 M 8/15 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-07 Tu 8/16 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-08 W 8/17 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-09 Th 8/18 7A-6P $45 $57
220534-10 F 8/19 7A-6P $45 $57
Extended Camp
Campers who attend a full day camp (9:30A-3:30P) are eligible to register for this unique program that allows children to attend the morning or
afternoon camp, depending on their needs. Bus transportation is provided to transfer campers from extended camp to their day camp in the morning,
then from camp to extended camp in the afternoon. Bus transportation is not available for early morning (7 a.m.) pick-up or late (6 p.m.) drop-off.
Campers must be registered for the day camp in order to be accepted to this camp. Campers are required to bring in their own snack daily. Please refer
to individual camp descriptions for specific information. No Camp July 4.
Grade: Pre-K - 5 (during 2010/2011 school year)
Min: 40/Max: 65
Extenders @ Devonshire Extenders @ Oakton
Location: Devonshire Park Location: Oakton Park
Rain site: Devonshire School Rain Site: Oakton Center
Code Days Dates Time R N Code Days Dates Time R N
AM 4 Weeks AM 4 Weeks
220533-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 7-9:30A $161 $201 220535-01 M-F 6/13-7/8 7-9:30A $161 $201
220533-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 7-9:30A $161 $201 220535-02 M-F 7/11-8/5 7-9:30A $161 $201
AM 2 Weeks AM 2 Weeks
220533-05 M-F 6/13-6/24 7-9:30A $89 $111 220535-05 M-F 6/13-6/24 7-9:30A $89 $111
220533-07 M-F 7/11-7/22 7-9:30A $89 $111 220535-06 M-F 6/27-7/8 7-9:30A $89 $111
220533-08 M-F 7/25-8/5 7-9:30A $89 $111 220535-07 M-F 7/11-7/22 7-9:30A $89 $111
PM 4 Weeks 220535-08 M-F 7/25-8/5 7-9:30A $89 $111
220533-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 3:30-6P $161 $201 PM 4 Weeks
220533-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 3:30-6P $161 $201 220535-03 M-F 6/13-7/8 3:30-6P $161 $201
PM 2 Weeks 220535-04 M-F 7/11-8/5 3:30-6P $161 $201
220533-09 M-W,F 6/13-6/24 3:30-6P $89 $111 PM 2 Weeks
220533-10 M-F 6/27-7/8 3:30-6P $89 $111 220535-09 M-F 6/13-6/24 3:30-6P $89 $111
220533-11 M-F 7/11-7/22 3:30-6P $89 $111 220535-10 M-F 6/27-7/8 3:30-6P $89 $111
220533-12 M-F 7/25-8/5 3:30-6P $89 $111 220535-11 M-F 7/11-7/22 3:30-6P $89 $111
220535-12 M-F 7/25-8/5 3:30-6P $89 $111
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2. Devonshire Cultural Center - 6E 9. Hamlin Park - 7J 5701 Oakton St. 5001 Dempster St.
4400W / 9100N 3800W / 7600N 18. Oakton Community Center - 5I 26. Skokie Water Playground - 5I
Greenwood & Kostner Howard & Hamlin 4800W / 8000N 4800W / 8000N
3. Devonshire Park/Aquatic Ctr. - 6E 10. Jane Stenson School - 3D Oakton & Skokie Blvd Oakton & Skokie Blvd
4400W / 9100N 9201 Lockwood 19. Oakton Park - 5I 27. Terminal Park - 5C
Greenwood & Kostner 11. Lorel Park - 3H 4800W / 8000N 4600W / 9350N
4. Devonshire School - 6E 5300W / 8200N Oakton & Skokie Blvd. Emerson & Kenton
9040 Kostner Cleveland & Lockwood 20. Old Orchard Jr. High - 5D 28. Walker School - 8E
5. Edison School - 2H 12. Lyon Park - 6J 9310 Kenton Ave. 3601 Church St.
8200 Gross Point Rd. 4400W / 7600N 21. Schack Park - 3L 29. Weber Leisure Center/
6. Emily Oaks Nature Center - 5J Howard & Kostner 5202W / 6950N Skatium Ice Arena - 4D
4600W / 7700N 13. Linoln Jr. High - 4I Coyle & Laramie 9300 Weber Park Pl.
Brummel & Kenton 7839 Lincoln Ave. 22. Skokie Heritage Museum - 3I 30. Weber Park Golf Course - 4D
7. Fairview School - 3L 14. Madison School - 3G 8031 Floral Ave. 9300 Weber Park Pl.
7040 Laramie 5100 Madison St. 23. Skokie Park Tennis Center - 4G
8. Gross Point Park - 4E 15. Middleton School - 9H 5000W / 8350N
5000W / 9100N 8300 St. Louis Ave. Main & Niles Center
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Summer Camp 2011 | 21
Camp Registration Information
Resident Camp Registration begins at 12 p.m. on 1/30. Proof of Residency Payment Options
Non-Resident Camp Registration begins 2/22. Acceptable proof of residency includes: valid driver’s Payment can be made through the following methods:
license, utility bill or property tax bill. The individual’s Full-Payment—Full payment includes $50 deposit.
Walk In Registration primary residence must be within the Skokie Park Auto-Debit—A $50 deposit for each child for each
Walk-in resident registration begins at 12 p.m. on January District boundaries (which may vary from the Village camp section is due at the time of registration. One
31 at the Weber Leisure Center, Oakton Community of Skokie’s boundaries – check your property tax bills). half of the remaining fee is debited on April 8 and the
Center, Emily Oaks Nature Center and Devonshire Any owner of real estate within the boundaries paying balance is debited on May 9. You are only required
Cultural Center. Registration is on a first-come, first- taxes to the Skokie Park District will be considered to pay a $50 deposit at time of registration. In order
served basis. We will process registration while you wait a resident, as will his immediate family. Immediate for your camp registration to be finalized, you must
so we can provide immediate confirmation of program family is defined as husband, wife, (or life partner) and complete the payment agreement form.
enrollment with a receipt. Please check for accuracy and children who reside at the real estate owner’s residence. Payment-In-Person—A $50 deposit for each
notify us immediately with any discrepancies. Residency rates for Skokie Park District camp programs registered section per child is due at the time of
apply to residents of zip codes 60076, 60077, 60203 registration. The fee balance is payable in two equal
Mail-In & Fax Registration and for families not living or paying taxes to the Skokie payments at any District facility. The first payment
Mail-in and fax registration is randomly processed Park District that attend Skokie School District 69. is due on the 1st of April and the balance is due on
beginning February 1 for residents and February 23 for However, District 69 families not living or paying taxes the 1st of May. In order to pay in person, a credit
non-residents. Mail or fax completed forms to: to the Skokie Park District cannot register until the non- card or checking/savings account back-up is
resident registration date of February 22. required, which will be automatically charged if
Skokie Park District
payment is not received. All registration on or after
9300 Weber Park Place
Waiver Required May 1 must be paid in full.
Skokie, IL 60077
For insurance purposes, Park District programs and
Fax: (847) 763-2025
activities require a signed waiver. Please sign the waiver Payment Exceptions: Bus Transportation, Tennis
You will receive a confirmation receipt by mail; please section on the registration form or receipt. Patrons will Camps, Hot Shots Sports, Summer Sizzling
check for accuracy and notify us immediately with any not be able to participate in classes or programs if the Science, Summer Sizzling Engineering, Jr. Golf
discrepancies. waiver is not signed. Camp, Historical Explorers and Summer’s End
must be paid in full at time of registration.
Online Registration Proof of Age
In order to register on-line you must be pre-registered Please send a photocopy of the child’s birth certificate Transfer Policy
in the Park District’s registration system and know your with the registration, if proof of age is required Prior to the first day of camp (camp begins on
login and password. Please establish a household with (children ages 3 to 5). June 13), transfers from one camp to another will be
the Park District prior to camp registration (see below). accommodated by completing a modification form at
If you do not remember your login and/or password call Household Balance any park district facility. After June 13, transfer requests
the Park District at 847-674-1500. A Customer Service Prior to registering for Camp 2011, all household must be approved by the Camp Supervisor.
Representative will assist you. balances need to be paid in full. Inquiries regarding
your household balance can be referred to a Customer Cancellation Policy
Establishing a Household in person Service Representative at (847) 674-1500 The $50 camp deposits are refundable if the request
Skokie Residents (Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.). is made in writing on or before May 1 for Session 1
When establishing a household in person at any Park and June 1 for Session 2. Cancellations requested after
District facility please bring proof of residency as Payment Methods those dates and prior to the first day of camp will
explained at right. The Skokie Park District accepts the following as a forfeit the $50 deposit. All cancellation requests made
method of payment: on or after the first day of each session (June 13 First
Non-residents Cash Session & July 11 Second Session) will be pro-rated per
Non-residents may establish a household by walking Cash is gladly accepted for walk-in registrations. the camp cancellation policy. (See schedule below.)
into any facility. No proof of residency is required. Checks
With the proper identification we are happy to accept In order to process your request, we ask you to
Establishing a Household on-line local checks made payable to the Skokie Park District. complete a Modification form and present it to a
Skokie Residents No second party or co-signed checks are accepted. Customer Service Representative. Any credit due from
It is extremely important to establish your household Checks that are returned from the bank for any a refund will be first applied to any household balance
on-line at least two business days prior to resident reason will incur an additional $25 charge. that exists. All refund checks are processed within 2
registration on January 30. When you enroll a new Credit Cards weeks of receipt of the original request.
household on the web your household is automatically We accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover.
flagged as a non-resident household until you show
proof of residency, in person, at any Skokie Park
District facility. If you wait until the resident registration Camp Refund Policy Schedule
date to establish your household you will not be Session 1 Deposit Fee
allowed to register on-line because your household will On or before May 1, 2011 100% refundable 100% refundable
be flagged as a non-resident even if you have entered Between May 2 and June 12, 2011 Non-refundable 100% refundable
a valid Skokie address. (Non-residents are not able to First Week of Camp: 6/13-6/17, 2011 Non-refundable 60% refundable
enroll in camp until February 22.) Second Week of Camp: 6/20-6/24, 2011 Non-refundable 40% refundable
No refunds after June 24, 2011.
Non-residents
Session 2 Deposit Fee
It is important to establish your household on-line with
On or before June 1, 2011 100% refundable 100% refundable
the Park District prior to non-resident camp registration
Between June 3 and July 10, 2011 Non-refundable 100% refundable
on February 22. Although all new households established
First Week of Camp: 7/11-7/15, 2011 Non-refundable 60% refundable
on-line are immediately flagged as non-resident
Second Week of Camp: 7/18-7/22, 2011 Non-refundable 40% refundable
households, new accounts are processed the next
No refunds after July 22, 2011.
business day. If you wait to establish your household until
registration day you will not be allowed to register online. Summer’s End
Summer’s End refunds may be requested through August 7, 2011. No refunds for cancellations after August 7, 2011.
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CAMP REGISTRATION
Parent/Guardian Name 1 PAYMENT INFORMATION
Parent/Guardian Name 2
Address Apt. # Cash Check #
City/State/Zip
Credit Card (Circle One) Visa Mastercard Discover
Home Phone Work Phone
Name on Card
Email Address
Emergency Contact Name Card # CW/CVC #
Address Apt. #
Expiration Date / Amount of Payment
City/State/Zip
Home Phone Work Phone Authorized Signature
Birthdate Current Today’s
Camper's Name (Last name, first name) Sex Grade Camp Name Camp Number — Section Fee
mm/dd/yy Payment
TOTAL
The Skokie Park District welcomes individuals with disabilities into programs.
Please describe any accommodations needed for successful inclusion in the program(s).
Release and hold harmless agreement: Participants 18 years of age or older and parents of participants under the age of 18 should read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries or damages you might
personally sustain which might arise out of this program. As a participant in this program (or as a parent of a minor participant), I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury associated with such participation, and I agree to assume the full risk for any injuries, damages, or loss
which I may sustain as a result of participating (or of my minor child’s participation) in such program as against the Skokie Park District, its officers, agents, servants, and employees. I do hereby fully release and discharge the Skokie Park District and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and
all claims from injuries, damages, or loss which I may have or which may accrue to me on account of my participation (or on account of my minor child’s participation) in the program. I further agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend the Skokie Park District, its officers, agents, servants and employees
from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages, and losses sustained by me and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the program, including transportation services when provided (or my minor child’s participation in the program). I have read and fully
understand this Release and Hold Harmless Agreement and any program details provided to me. It is mutually understood that the facsimile registration document (including waiver and release of all claims) shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as the original form.
.
Parent/Guardian Signature/Date
Skokie Park District • 9300 Weber Park Place • Skokie, IL 60077 • Fax: (847) 763-2025
CAMP PAYMENT AGREEMENT
Name _____________________________________
Method of Payment (check one)
Address ___________________________________ Payment-in-Person: 4/1 & 5/1
City ________________________ Zip __________ Auto-Debit Credit Card: 4/8 & 5/9
Auto-Debit Checking: 4/8 & 5/9
Home Phone _______________________________
Auto-Debit Savings: 4/8 & 5/9
Work Phone _______________________________
Child’s Name Camp Name Camp # Camp Fee Payment Amounts
(Last, First) (camp fee less $50 deposit
divided by 2 payments)
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
$ $
Checking/Savings Information: ________________________________ ___________________________
Bank Name Address
________________________________ ___________________________
Routing Number (nine digits) Account Number
Please attach a voided check or savings account information.
Name on Credit Card: ________________
Credit Card Information: ________________ _____________________________________ __________ __________
Credit Card Type Credit Card # Exp. Date CW/CVC #
(Visa, MasterCard or Discover)
Agreement:
1. Checking/Savings: I understand that I can stop any payment authorized hereunder by giving my financial institution oral or written
notice at any time up to three business days before my automatic deduction is scheduled to occur, but the financial institution may
require me to give written confirmation within 14 business days or an oral stop order for it to remain effective.
2. I understand that I am responsible to notify the Skokie Park District immediately if any of my bank account or credit card information changes.
3. I understand that these financial arrangement will remain in effect until: a) the total amount due is collected by the Skokie Park
District, b) I have requested in writing a cancellation of the program and have paid all current fees, or c) the Skokie Park District or
my financial institution sends me a notice of termination of this agreement.
4. I have read and agree to comply with the Camp Payment Options information printed on this form.
5. Any declined payment will incur a $25 service fee.
Print Name: ___________________________________________
Sign Name: ___________________________________________ Date: ______________________
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CAMPS BY GRADE
Current Grade
Camp Pre-K K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11-12
All American Basketball Camp - p. 15
Aquatics Camp - p. 16
Behind the Scenes - p. 5
Camp Art! - p. 4
Camp Amigos - p. 7
Camp Happy Smile / Summers End - p. 6
Camp Iwannago - p. 10
Central Camp - p. 10
Challenger British Soccer Camp - p. 15
Chicago Storm Soccer Camp - p. 15
Chess Camp - p. 11
Circus Camp - p. 4
CIT I/II - p. 19
Cricket Camp - p. 15
Dance Intensive Art Camp - p. 5
Earth Explorers - p. 9
Earth Rangers - p. 9
Earth Travelers - p. 9
Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO® - p. 11
Extended Camp - Devonshire or Oakton - p. 20
FUNdamental FITness - p 16
Historical Explorers - p. 11
Hot Shots Camps - p. 17
Junior Aquatics Camp - p. 16
Junior Golf Camp / Extended Golf Camp - p. 12
Junior Tennis Camp - p. 14
Kid’s Cooking Camp - p. 5
Lil’ Campers - p. 6
Little Earth Scouts - p. 7
Little Travelers - p. 7
Middle School Sports Camp - p. 16
Outdoor Challenge - p. 8
Pre-Engineering with LEGO® - p. 11
Sizzling Summer Science & Engineering - p. 12-13
Sports Camp - p. 16
Summer on Broadway - p. 5
Summer on Broadway Jr. - p. 5
Summer’s End - p. 20
Summerstars Hockey - p. 13
Terminal Park Camp - p. 10
Urban Adventures - p. 18
Weber Indoor Sports Camp - p. 15
World Travelers - p. 4
X-Camp - p. 18
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Weber Leisure Center
PRSRT STD
9300 Weber Park Place U.S. Postage
Skokie, Illinois 60077 PAID
SKOKIE, IL
www.SkokieParkDistrict.org PERMIT NO. 238
*****ECRWSS*****
TO: LOCAL RESIDENTS
SKOKIE, IL
Summer Camp 2011 Open House
Wednesday, January 12, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Oakton Community Center
Resident Camp Registration:
Sunday, January 30, 12 p.m.
at Oakton Community Center,
Devonshire Cultural Center,
Emily Oaks Nature Center
& Weber Leisure Center
Non-resident
Camp Registration:
February 22
For more information, call (847) 674-1500
• Art •Theater • Nature • Swimming • Sports • Music
• Circus • Trips • Camping • Biking and much more.