HARD Spring 2012 Activity Guide

Hayward Area Recreation & Park District

Recreation�GuideSpring�2012 www.haywardrec.org

A guide to programs, classes, activities, events, parks, open space, and facilities.

H.A.R.D.�Board�of�DirectorsLouis�M.�Andrade� |� Paul�W.�Hodges,�Jr.� |�Minane�Jameson� |� Carol�A.�Pereira� |� Dennis�M.�Waespi

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H.A.R.D.�Board�of�DirectorsLouis M. Andrade | Paul W. Hodges, Jr. | Minane Jameson | Carol A. Pereira | Dennis Waespi

Administrative�StaffRita Shue, General Manager | Kerrilyn Ely, Superintendent of Recreation | Dan Giammona, Golf Manager

John Gouveia, Business Manager | Larry Lepore, Superintendent of Parks

| A Message from the President |Dennis M. Waespi, President

Welcome to spring and thank you for your continued support of the many programs and activities of the HaywardArea Recreation and Park District. I am very pleased to be serving as your BoardPresident this year and look forward to HARD’s 68th year serving you.

2011 Board of Directors Award WinnersIt is with great pleasure that I announce the winners of the2011Annual Board of Directors Awards, which were presentedearlier this year. The Board of Directors Awards were establishedin 1962 and are presented to individuals and organizations thatassist the District in its mission to provide high quality leisurefacilities and programs to its residents. This year’s IndividualAward was presented to the family of former Volunteer HaywardCoordinator Donna Fitzwater, who tragically passed awaylate last year, while the Organization Award went to theCherryland Community Association. Congratulationsto each of the winners. They represent the spirit ofcommunity service and we were pleased to havethe opportunity to honor them.

2012 Board Officers ElectedEach year, in accordance with District Bylaws, theBoard of Directors is reorganized and its officerselected. For 2012 they are as follows:

President: Dennis M. Waespi Vice-President: Louis M. Andrade Secretary: Carol A. Pereira

The Board and Staff of the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District hopes that youwill take advantage of all that the District has to offer and that you enjoy a happy and healthy 2012!

| Foundation News |The Greater Hayward Recreation and Park Foundation (GHARPF) was established in 1983 as a non-profitfundraising committee dedicated to improving the parks and recreation services to the Greater Hayward Area.The Foundation Board Officers for 2012 – President: Adam Korbas, Vice President: Tammy Metzler,Secretary/Fundraiser: Radonna Scott, and Treasurer: Paul Hodges.During 2011 the Foundation has raised in excess of $50,000. In addition during 2011 the Foundation had severalexciting changes including the addition of two annual business meetings and the development of a legacycampaign. Upcoming 2012 events include a new “Fall Night at the Theater and Wine Tasting” event, the 2012Foundation Golf Tournament on July 11, 2012 at Skywest Golf Course, and many other fun events. How you can help – The Greater Hayward Area Recreation and Park Foundation is a tax-exempt charitableorganization solely in support of the programs and facilities of the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.All donations are tax deductible as allowed by law. For more information, call (510) 881-6710.

Yes, I would like to help support the Greater Hayward Area Recreation and Park Foundation. Enclosed is my tax-deductible contribution of $_______________.

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Art Galleries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Birthday Parties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Classes and Programs

Active/SeniorAdults (50 yrs +). . . . . . . . . . . 48-53

Adults (17 yrs +)

Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-39Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39-40Health and Fitness . . . . . . . . . 40-43Languages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43-44Martial Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Photography. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-46Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-48

AquaticsSwim Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-14Water Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55-56

NatureHayward ShorelineInterpretive Center. . . . . . . . . 31-34Sulphur Creek Nature Center. . 34-36

Preschool Age (up to 6 yrs)

Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15Dance and Music . . . . . . . . . . 15, 17Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Martial Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Preschool Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-20Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21

School Age (7-12 yrs)

After School Programs. . . . . . . . . 21Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-23

Dance and Music . . . . . . . . . . . 23-25Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Martial Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-28Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Special Needs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Teens (13-17 yrs)

Dance and Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31More programs offered for Teens in

the Adult and School Age sections!

Theatre Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55

General Information

Contact Directory. . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Facility Directory . . . . . . . . . 56-61Golf Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Kennedy Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57Facility Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . 58-61

Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62-63

Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Spring Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Summer�Camps�Preview . . . 8-10

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Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Program and Staff Contact Directory

General Information Phone Email/WebsiteCustomer Service ........................................................................................(510) 881-6700 [email protected] Department.......................................................................................(510) 881-6715 [email protected]

Program InformationAquatics/Swimming ..........................General Information ....................(510) 881-6703 [email protected] Programs.......................................General Information ....................(510) 881-6735 [email protected]

Adobe Art Gallery.........................(510) 881-6736 [email protected]

Ashland Community Center ............General Information ....................(510) 881-6700Douglas Morrisson Theatre.............General Information ....................(510) 881-6777........www.dmtonline.orgFacility Rentals ...................................General Information ....................(510) 881-6700Golf ........................................................Mission Hills Golf Course ............(510) [email protected]

Mission Hills Driving Range ........(510) 881-6730Skywest Golf Course ....................(510) 317-2316

Gymnastics ..........................................General Information ....................(510) [email protected] Jimenez Community Center...General Information ....................(510) 887-0400 [email protected] Programs................................Hayward Shoreline

Interpretative Center....................(510) 670-7270 [email protected] Sulphur Creek Nature Center .....(510) [email protected]

Photography........................................PhotoCentral ................................(510) 881-6721........www.photocentral.orgPre-K .....................................................General Information ....................(510) 881-6700Senior Centers ....................................Hayward Senior Center ...............(510) 881-6766 [email protected]

Kenneth C. Aitken Senior& Community Center ...................(510) 881-6738 [email protected]

Special Needs......................................Sorensdale Recreation Center ....(510) [email protected] – Youth and Adults ...............General Information ....................(510) 317-2314

Field Rental......................................................................www.haywardareasports.comVolunteer Hayward ....................................................................................(510) 881-6700 [email protected]

Recreation CoordinatorsAdrienne De Ponte ............................Hayward Shoreline ......................(510) 670-7270 [email protected]

Interpretive CenterCody George .......................................Aquatics, Pre-K and Fitness.........(510) [email protected] Luchini......................................Special Needs................................(510) [email protected] Maine ....................................Youth & Adult Sports & Tennis....(510) [email protected] Mishina .......................................Hayward Senior Center ...............(510) 881-6766 [email protected] Sullivan ......................................Theatre Arts...................................(510) 888-5750 [email protected] Tibbetts .........................................Kenneth Aitken Senior Center ....(510) 881-6742 [email protected] Winsted ..................................Sulphur Creek Nature Center .....(510) [email protected] Zuniga ....................................Matt Jimenez Community Center.(510) 887-0400 [email protected]

Recreation SupervisorsJean Clark ............................................Arts, Dance, Gymnastics,

Music, Photography,Ashland Community Center .......(510) 888-0117 [email protected]

Nicole Espinoza Roa..........................Aquatics, Pre-K and Fitness.........(510) 881-6720 [email protected] Daniela Keiffer....................................Seniors and Special Needs..........(510) 881-6768 [email protected] Koney....................................Nature, Special Interest,

Theatre Arts, East Ave Camps.....(510) 670-1665 [email protected] Munivez ......................................Youth & Adult Sports, Tennis,

Matt Jimenez CommunityCenter, Field Rentals ....................(510) 317-2303 [email protected]

Fidel Salvador-Mendez.....................Custodial Services ........................(510) 881-6753 [email protected]

AdministrativeRecreation Superintendent .............Kerrilyn Ely ....................................(510) 881-6704 [email protected] Manager ......................................Dan Giammona ............................(510) [email protected] Superintendent .......................Larry Lepore..................................(510) 881-6715 [email protected] Manager..............................John Gouveia ................................(510) 881-6708 [email protected] Manager ...............................Rita Bedoya Shue .........................(510) 881- 6710 [email protected]

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Birthday Parties at theInterpretive Center

Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center4901 Breakwater Avenue, Hayward

A birthday party at the Interpretive Center meansfun times and good memories for all. We have alarge indoor facility with plenty of activities and 8miles of trails to make your child’s birthday a trueadventure. Each presentation is one hour long andcan be modified to suit your needs. Plus the partyroom will be reserved for you furnished with tablesand chairs for an additional two hours. Call us formore details. Fee: Residents $153, Non-residents$191.25.

E-Z-4-UBirthday Parties

Matt Jimenez Community Center28200 Ruus Road, Hayward

Let us host your upcoming birthday party for you.E-Z-4-U Birthday Parties are simple, fast, and easy!You supply the details and the guests; we take careof the rest. Make your child’s birthday a unique,fun, and memorable event and let us help. Partiesare designed for up to 30 guests and require a onemonth advance booking with a $50 non-refundabledeposit. For more information call (510) 887-0400,ext. 103 or email [email protected] Basic Birthday Bash ($200) includes: seatingfor 30 guests, decorations (balloons, streamers, andtable cloths), 3 hours of gamesand activities including:Playstation 3, Xbox, Xbox360, pool table, Wii, boardgames, and music in asupervised game room.An Extreme Birthday Bash($325) includes: all of thefeatures above PLUS… we’llbring the food and cake! Theparty will be stocked witheight (8) large one-toppingpizzas, a case of soda, and thebirthday cake.

“Wild Things”Birthday PartiesSulphur Creek Nature Center1801 D Street, Hayward

Sulphur Creek Nature Center is a great place for abirthday party. The party includes a customizedone-hour presentation designed to suit your needs.Choose from a variety of activities, including apresentation of live animals, puppet shows, games,crafts, and a nature hike. A room will be reservedfor an additional two hours for you to serverefreshments and do your own activities. Or, wecan bring the party to you in your classroom orhome. Fee: Residents $153, Non-residents $191.25.Additional Option: Face Painting, $50 for the firsthour. Call Christine at (510) 881-6747 for details.Reservations are recommended at least eightweeks in advance.

Hayward PlungeBirthday Bashes

During our Public Swim Hours (1:30pm-3:30pm)on Saturdays; you can have a party at the pool. Weprovide lifeguards, table and chairs, and the pool.Parties are for children ages 8 years and older. Fee:$80 for 12 children and two adults. Also, theHayward Plunge is available for private rentals, formore information, please inquire at the pool or call(510) 881-6703.

Gymnastics Birthday PartiesCastro Valley Community Center

18988 Lake Chabot Road, Castro ValleyOur friendly staff will provide games, music andfun created especially for your birthday kid in ourgymnasium. Two hour party for 12 children ages3-10 and two adults. The first hour includesactivities such as relay races, obstacle course, floorbeam, rings and rope. The final hour is reserved foryou in our fenced off patio or inside duringinclimate weather. Fee: Residents $80, Non-residents $90. Sundays only. Please call (510) 888-0118 or email [email protected] formore information.

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The Hayward Area Recreation and ParkDistrict’s Youth Program will host the

67th Annual Egg Huntand Bonnet Parade!Kennedy Park, 19501 Hesperian Blvd., HaywardSaturday, April 7, 2012Registration: 9:00amBonnet Parade led by the Easter Bunny: 9:30am Bonnet Parade participants must be 6 years and underand all bonnets must be homemade and be worn bythe participants during the parade to qualify.Participants will have their homemade bonnets judgedin the following categories: the prettiest, most unusualand most colorful. Egg Hunt: 10:00am Sharp There are four egg hunt age categories; one to two,three to four, five to six andseven to nine yearolds. The eventwill take placerain or shine.

Big Spring Flea MarketKenneth C. Aitken Senior and Community Center17800 Redwood Road, Castro ValleySaturday, March 3, 2012 | 8:00am-1:00pmCome out and find yourselfa unique treasure orwonderful bargain at theAnnual Big Spring FleaMarket! There will alsobe a bake sale withscrumptious goodies. This is a free all-ages event!

Senior Health Fair Kenneth C. Aitken Senior and Community Center17800 Redwood Road, Castro ValleyThursday, May 3, 2012 | 9:00am-1:00pmThe Kenneth C. Aitken Senior Center will be hostingour annual Senior Health and Wellness Resource Fairwith over 55 vendors from the non-profit, health,housing, transportation and business communitieshanding out literature and freebies! Be one of the first100 people through the door and receive a special gift.

Spring Art GalaKenneth C. Aitken Senior and Community Center17800 Redwood Road, Castro ValleyTuesday, June 5, 2012 | 4:00pm-6:30pmArtist submissions wanted! The Spring Art Gala &Reception showcases the talented senior artists’ of theKenneth Aitken Senior Center and the Hayward SeniorCenter. Call (510) 881-6738 for more information.

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Adobe�Art�Gallery20395 San Miguel Avenue, Castro Valley(510) 881-6735 | [email protected] Art Gallery Hours (during exhibits):Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 11:00am-3:00pm and by appointmentCompelled:�Tanna�Bellia�&�Bill�BishopMarch 24-May 5, 2012 | Artists Reception: Saturday, March 24, 1:00pm-3:00pmAssemblage, collage, and more.Spring�at�the�Adobe:�The�GardenMay 23-June 30, 2012 | Artists Reception: Saturday, March 24, 1:00pm-3:00pmOpen to all Community Artists.Entries are due May 12, 2012 at theGallery. Entry info and forms will beavailable in April at the Adobe Art Centeror at www.adobegallery.org

Emerging�Art�Form:�The�Cell�Phone�PhotographSee www.adobegallery.org for more information.Exhibition opens in July.

PhotoCentral�Art�Gallery1099 “E” Street, Hayward(510) 881-6721 | [email protected] Art Gallery Hours:Monday, 5:00pm-10:00pmTuesday and Thursday, 10:00am-1:00pmSaturday, 12:00pm-3:00pm or by appointmentSpring�Show�2012March 16-May 16, 2012 | Opening Reception:Friday March 16, 2012, 6:30pm-9:30pmEach year students, friends, new comers, andsupporters of PhotoCentral share their best work inthe art of Photography. This eclectic group showfeatures a wide variety of works from over 50 artists.

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Spring CampsLooking for something to do during Spring Break? In addition to the summer camps featured on pages8 and 9, we offer specialty camps throughout theyear. Check out these exciting Spring Camps.

Join the fun . . .Sign up today!

See pages 59-61 for the Guide to Class Locations and Facilities.

Spring Break Camp at MJCC – The MattJimenez Community Center has added a Spring BreakCamp to help accommodate our working parents.This program features a daily schedule of activitiesincluding: arts and crafts, computer classes, boardgames, video games, cooking projects, sports, andoptional fieldtrips. A small nutritious breakfast (cereal,fruit, pancakes, etc.) is provided. Participants will haveaccess to all center activities throughout the camp.Please provide your child with a bag lunch daily.Monday-Friday, 7:30am-7:00pm (5 classes)15277 6-17 yr Apr 2-Apr 6 MJCC Staff $6015278 6-17 yr Apr 9-Apr 13 MJCC Staff $60Year-Round School Break Camp at MJCCMonday-Friday, 7:30am-7:00pm (5 classes)15275 6-17 yr Mar 26-Mar 30 MJCC Staff $60

Jewelry Making Spring Break Camp –Dragon Fly Design’s highly trained and enthusiasticstaff will teach campers how to become their veryown jewelry designer, boosting self esteem andcreativity. Camp includes fun games and expertjewelry instruction in techniques such as resin,stamping and dapping metal, bead stringing,crimping, copper etching, wool felted beads andmore. Boys and girls of all levels welcome.Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm (5 classes)16769 6-15 yr Apr 9-Apr 13 Adobe DF Staff $190**$50 material fee due at first class meeting.

Spring Break Dance Camp – Enjoy a fun andexciting week at dance camp. Develop dance skillsthrough daily practices and routines in tap, jazz andhip hop as well as tumbling. Focus is on developingtechnique, form and personality. Other activitiesinclude games, movies and daily outings to nearbyparks weather permitting. Please bring a sack lunch.First time dancers welcome.Miss Kathy will providelunch on the last day! Drop off for the first half hour. Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:00pm (5 classes)17180 4-13 yr Apr 9-Apr 13 DanceCo Feder $185

Young Rembrandts PersonalizedGreeting Card Making Camp – Createyour own greeting cards while learning to draw awonderful variety of still life drawings the YR way.Highlights and shading will enhance each drawing.Monday-Friday, 1:00pm-3:00pm (5 classes)16599 7-13 yr Apr 9-Apr 13 SFCC YR Staff $95**$25 supply fee due at the first class.

Spring Break Youth TennisCamp – With 2½ hours per day offocused tennis instruction (in small groups) yourchild will really improve their game! There will be onegroup at the beginner/advanced beginner level, andone group at the intermediate/ advanced skill level.Students to bring a snack and drink each day.Monday-Friday, 10:00am-12:30pm (5 classes)16661 7-17 yr Apr 9-Apr 13 CVTC Savich $125

Spring Swim/Tennis Camp – Join us inour Swim/Tennis Camp. Work on a variety of strokes:forehand, backhand, breaststroke, and backstroke.Activities will include basic tennis skills and strategy,water safety skills and games. Camp will begin withtennis activities and conclude with swimming. Bringyour own bag lunch, tennis racquet and a can of newtennis balls to first class. For more information call(510) 881-6703. No mail-in registration accepted.Monday-Friday, 9:30am-3:30pm (5 classes)15474 8-11 yr Apr 2-Apr 6 Plunge Staff $165Saturday, 9:30am-3:30pm (5 classes)15473 8-11 yr Apr 14-Jun 2 Plunge Staff $264

Seal Team Scuba Camp – Whenyou get right down to it, water is just plaincool. Our camp has been designed for you the youngdiver. This exciting new program is built around theaction packed PADI Seal Team Program. Each day youwill complete an aqua mission, which is anunderwater pool adventure where you will learnscuba activities. Check out www.diventrips.com formore information. Monday-Friday, 10:00am-12:00pm (5 classes)17207 8-12 yr Apr 2-Apr 6 CVSC Diventrips $100**$80 supply fee due at first class meeting.

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Arts Camps • • •Art Camp with Miss KrisMonday-Friday, 9:00am-3:00pm17105 5-13 yr Art/Miss Kris Jun 18-Jun 22 Adobe $200Monday-Friday, 3:00pm-6:00pm17106 5-13 yr Art/Miss Kris Jun 18-Jun 22 Adobe $100Art Camp at AdobeMonday-Friday, 9:00am-3:00pm17107 8-12 yr Art at Adobe Jul 16-Jul 20 Adobe $20017108 6-10 yr Art at Adobe Jul 23-Jul 27 Adobe $200Young Rembrandts’ Art WorkshopsMonday-Friday, 9:45am-11:15am17114 4-6 yr Eric Carle Art Jun 18-Jun 22 SFCC $12017113 4-6 yr Eric Carle Art Aug 13-Aug 17 SFCC $120Monday-Wednesday, 11:30am-1:00pm17117 7-12 yr Animal Draw Jun 18-Jun 20 SFCC $10517116 7-12 yr Animal Draw Aug 13-Aug 15 SFCC $105Monday-Thursday, 11:30am-1:00pm17110 5-7 yr Jr. Monster Jul 23-Jul 27 SFCC $120Monday-Thursday, 1:30pm-3:30pm17115 7-12 yr Under Sea Art Jul 23-Jul 27 SFCC $125Aran’s Art CampMonday-Friday, 9:30am-3:00pm17118 6-12 yr Aran Art Aug 6-Aug 10 ARAN $13017119 6-12 yr Aran Art Aug 13-Aug 17 ARAN $130Jewelry Making CampMonday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm17120 6-14 yr Jewelry Jun 25-Jun 29 Adobe $19017121 6-14 yr Jewelry Aug 6-Aug 10 Adobe $190Freshi Film CampMonday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm17124 5-7 yr Animate Any Jul 9-Jul 13 SFCC $190Monday-Friday, 1:00pm-4:00pm17123 8-12 yr Amaze Anime Jul 9-Jul 13 SFCC $190Monday-Friday, 1:00pm-4:00pm17125 8-12 yr Digital Game Jul 16-Jul 20 SFCC $190Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm17126 6-10 yr Digital Game Jul 30-Aug 3 SFCC $190Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm17127 8-12 yr Digital Film Jul 16-Jul 20 SFCC $190Monday-Friday, 1:00pm-4:00pm17128 8-12 yr Digital Film Jul 30-Aug 3 SFCC $190

Dance Camps • • •DanceCo Dance CampMonday-Friday, 9:00am-3:30pm17104 3-14 yr Dance Jul 9-Jul 13 DanceCo $175

Day Camps • • •MJCC Early Bird CampMonday-Friday, 7:30am-12:00pm16775 6-17 yr Early Bird Jun 18-Jul 6 MJCC $13516776 6-17 yr Early Bird Jul 9-Aug 3 MJCC $23516777 6-17 yr Early Bird Aug 6-Aug 24 MJCC $165

Go Recreate Day CampSession 1 – Monday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:00pm16955 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 ACC $30 16956 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 SLCC $3016957 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 SGCC $30 16958 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 CVCC $30 16959 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 SFCC $3016960 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 CANP $30 16979 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jun 18-Jun 29 Adobe $30Session 2 – Monday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:00pm (no camp 7/4)16961 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 ACC $12 16962 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 SLCC $12 16963 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 SGCC $1216964 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 CVCC $1216965 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 SFCC $1216966 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 CANP $1216980 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 2-Jul 6 Adobe $12Session 3 – Monday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:00pm16967 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 ACC $30 16968 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 SLCC $30 16969 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 SGCC $30 16970 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 CVCC $30 16971 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 SFCC $30 16972 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 CANP $30 16981 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 9-Jul 20 Adobe $30Session 4 – Monday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:00pm16973 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 ACC $30 16974 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 SLCC $30 16975 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 SGCC $30 16976 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 CVCC $30 16977 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 SFCC $30 16978 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 CANP $3016982 6-12 yr Go Recreate Jul 23-Aug 3 Adobe $30Get Up and Out CampSession 1 – Monday-Friday, 7:30am-12:30pm (no camp 7/4)16983 6-12 yr Get Up & Out Jun 18-Jul 6 CVCC $165 16984 6-12 yr Get Up & Out Jun 18-Jul 6 SLCC $16516985 6-12 yr Get Up & Out Jun 18-Jul 6 ACC $165 Session 2 – Monday-Friday, 7:30am-12:30pm16988 6-12 yr Get Up & Out Jul 9-Aug 3 CVCC $235 16987 6-12 yr Get Up & Out Jul 9-Aug 3 SLCC $235 16986 6-12 yr Get Up & Out Jul 9-Aug 3 ACC $235MJCC Summer Fun CampMonday-Friday, 12:00pm-6:00pm16771 6-7 yr Summer Fun Jun 18-Aug 24 MJCC $5016772 8-9 yr Summer Fun Jun 18-Aug 24 MJCC $5016773 10-12 yr Summer Fun Jun 18-Aug 24 MJCC $5016774 13-17 yr Summer Fun Jun 18-Aug 24 MJCC $50

So much to do, so close to home

Register now!This is an outline of the exciting summer camps offered for 2012. See camp detailsin the Summer Camp Guide and online at www.haywardrec.org.

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Teen Summer ZoneSession 1 – Monday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:00pm (no camp 7/4)16989 13-18 yr Teen Zone Jun 18-Jul 6 CVCC $5016990 13-18 yr Teen Zone Jun 18-Jul 6 SLCC $5016991 13-18 yr Teen Zone Jun 18-Jul 6 SGCC $50Session 2 – Monday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:00pm16992 13-18 yr Teen Zone Jul 9-Aug 3 CVCC $7016993 13-18 yr Teen Zone Jul 9-Aug 3 SLCC $7016994 13-18 yr Teen Zone Jul 9-Aug 3 SGCC $70East Avenue CampMonday-Friday, 8:45am-3:00pm16395 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Jun 25-Jun 29 EAP $16916396 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Jul 9-Jul 13 EAP $16916397 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Jul 16-Jul 20 EAP $16916398 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Jul 23-Jul 27 EAP $16916399 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Jul 30-Aug 3 EAP $16916400 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Aug 6-Aug 10 EAP $16916401 5-8 yr Tenderfoot Aug 13-Aug 17 EAP $169Monday-Friday, 9:00am-3:15pm*16443 9-12 yr Potowatomi Jun 25-Jun 29 EAP $18916444 9-12 yr Potowatomi Jul 9-Jul 13 EAP $18916445 9-12 yr Potowatomi Jul 16-Jul 20 EAP $18916446 9-12 yr Potowatomi Jul 23-Jul 27 EAP $18916447 9-12 yr Potowatomi Jul 30-Aug 3 EAP $18916448 9-12 yr Potowatomi Aug 6-Aug 10 EAP $18916449 9-12 yr Potowatomi Aug 13-Aug 17 EAP $189*On Thursdays, Camp Potowatomi starts at 3:15pm and runsuntil Friday 3:15pm.Tenderfoot and Potowatomi Extended Care Must be registered for Camp Tenderfoot or Potowatomi to signup for extended care.Monday-Friday, 7:30am-9:00am16468 5-12 yr AM Extended Jun 25-Jun 29 EAP $3016469 5-12 yr AM Extended Jul 9-Jul 13 EAP $3016470 5-12 yr AM Extended Jul 16-Jul 20 EAP $3016471 5-12 yr AM Extended Jul 23-Jul 27 EAP $3016472 5-12 yr AM Extended Jul 30-Aug 3 EAP $3016473 5-12 yr AM Extended Aug 6-Aug 10 EAP $3016474 5-12 yr AM Extended Aug 13-Aug 17 EAP $30Monday-Friday, 3:00pm-5:30pm16479 5-12 yr PM Extended Jun 25-Jun 29 EAP $5016480 5-12 yr PM Extended Jul 9-Jul 13 EAP $5016481 5-12 yr PM Extended Jul 16-Jul 20 EAP $5016482 5-12 yr PM Extended Jul 23-Jul 27 EAP $5016483 5-12 yr PM Extended Jul 30-Aug 3 EAP $5016484 5-12 yr PM Extended Aug 6-Aug 10 EAP $5016485 5-12 yr PM Extended Aug 13-Aug 17 EAP $50Vida Nueva Leadership Camp Monday-Friday, 9:00am-3:00pm (no camp 7/4)16464 11-14 yr Vida Nueva Jun 25-Jul 6 EAP $35916465 11-14 yr Vida Nueva Jul 9-Jul 20 EAP $39916466 11-14 yr Vida Nueva Jul 23-Aug 3 EAP $39916467 11-14 yr Vida Nueva Aug 6-Aug 17 EAP $399

Golf Camps • • •Junior Summer Golf CampMonday-Friday, 9:00am-10:00am16146 7-17 yr Jr. Golf Jun 25-Jun 29 MHDR $20016147 7-17 yr Jr. Golf Jul 16-Jul 20 MHDR $20016148 7-17 yr Jr. Golf Aug 6-Aug 10 MHDR $200

Nature Camps • • •Arts in Nature CampMonday-Friday, 9:30am-1:30pm16782 6-11 yr Arts in Nature Jul 23-Jul 27 HSIC $174Summer Fishing CampMonday-Friday, 9:30am-1:30pm16565 6-9 yr Fishing Jul 16-Jul 20 HSIC $16416566 10-13 yr Fishing Jul 30-Aug 3 HSIC $16416567 10-13 yr Fishing Aug 13-Aug 17 HSIC $164

Bay CampMonday-Friday, 9:30am-12:30pm16805 3-5yr Bay Shrimps Jul 16-Jul 20 HSIC $127Monday-Friday, 9:30am-1:30pm16807 5-6 yr Shorecrabs Jul 30-Aug 3 HSIC $16416808 5-6 yr Shorecrabs Aug 13-Aug 17 HSIC $164Monday-Friday, 9:30am-2:30pm 16803 7-8 yr Sandpipers Jun 25-Jun 29 HSIC $17216806 7-8 yr Sandpipers Jul 23-Jul 27 HSIC $17216804 8-11yr Marsh Hawks Jul 9-Jul 13 HSIC $17216809 8-11yr Marsh Hawks Aug 6-Aug 10 HSIC $172Early Bird Camp at HSICMonday-Friday, 9:30am-4:00pm11394 6-11 yr Early Bird Jun 11-Jun 15 HSIC $225Teens in Marshes Leadership CampMonday-Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm16810 12-15 yr Teen Marsh Aug 6-Aug 10 HSIC $172Kids & Critter Care – Wildlife Basics 101Monday-Thursday, 9:30am-2:30pm 16877 2nd-5th gr Critter Care Jul 16-Jul 19 SCNC $15916878 2nd-5th gr Critter Care Aug 13-Aug 16 SCNC $15916879 2nd-5th gr Critter Care Aug 20-Aug 23 SCNC $159Wildlife Camp at Sulphur CreekMonday-Friday, 9:30am-11:30am16870 3½-5 yr Polliwogs Jun 25-Jun 29 SCNC $9016872 3½-5 yr Polliwogs Jul 16-Jul 20 SCNC $9016888 3½-5 yr Polliwogs Aug 13-Aug 17 SCNC $90Monday-Friday, 1:00pm-3:00pm 16871 3½-5 yr Polliwogs Jun 25-Jun 29 SCNC $90Monday-Friday, 9:30am-2:30pm16873 K-1st gr Weasels Jul 9-Jul 13 SCNC $17916874 K-1st gr Weasels Jul 23-Jul 27 SCNC $17916875 K-1st gr Weasels Aug 6-Aug 10 SCNC $179Monday-Friday, 9:30am-2:30pm16876 2nd-3rd gr Barn Owls Jul 30-Aug 3 SCNC $179

Theatre Camps • • •Stage KidsMonday-Friday, 10:00am-2:00pm16372 7-10 yr Jul 9-Jul 13 Shoptaw DMT $145Young Performers WorkshopMonday-Friday, 10:00am-2:00pm16373 11-15 yr Jul 16-Jul 27 Shoptaw DMT $290

Swim/Aquatics Camps • • •Seal Team Scuba CampMonday-Friday, 10:00am-12:00pm17205 8-12 yr Scuba Camp Jul 9-Jul 13 CVSC $100**$80 supply fee due at first class meeting.Junior Lifeguard CampMonday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm17030 11-14 yr Shock ‘Em Jun 18-Jun 22 Plunge $18017031 11-14 yr Watch Water Jun 25-Jun 29 Plunge $18017032 11-14 yr Breaks Oh My! Jul 2-Jul 6 Plunge $14417033 11-14 yr Just Breathe Jul 9-Jul 13 Plunge $18017034 11-14 yr Shock ‘Em Jul 16-Jul 20 Plunge $18017035 11-14 yr Watch Water Jul 23-Jul 27 Plunge $18017036 11-14 yr Breaks Oh My! Jun 30-Aug 3 Plunge $18017037 11-14 yr Just Breathe Aug 6-Aug 10 Plunge $180Swim/Tennis Camps – see page 10.

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Hayward Plunge24176 Mission Blvd., Hayward, (510) 881-6703

| Aquatics General Information |Aquatics Online Registration – Visit www.haywardrec.org to register online. There is a transaction fee of$2 per registration online. Resident’s online registration begins February 1, 2012. Non-Residents online and walk-in registration begins February 8, 2012. Non-residents pay an additional $10 per class, per session.Class Information – All swim classes are 30 minutes long. Instructional classes are taught by CertifiedInstructors.Register Now – Classes fill quickly, so register for multiple sessions if you want ongoing swimming.Withdrawal Policy – Withdrawals will be processed five (5) working days prior to the first class meetingand will incur a $5 service charge per class/program and will remain a credit on the account. Additional chargeswill be assessed after the first class meeting. A full refund will be given for any class/program cancelled by theDistrict.Group Reservations – Private groups may reserve the Hayward Plunge or an outdoor swim center for theiruse by calling (510) 881-6703 or (510) 881-6700.Pool Accommodation For Those With Special Needs – The Hayward Plunge is equipped with apool lift, locker room, shower and access ramp for those with special needs to enjoy the facility. For informationplease call (510) 888-0123. Also refer to “Access for All” applications at www.haywardrec.org.

| Aquatics Spring 2012 Session Dates |HOLIDAYS – NO CLASSES: May 28

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Swim/Tennis CampMonday-Friday, 9:30am-3:30pm17001 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jun 18-Jun 22 Plunge $18017002 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jun 25-Jun 29 Plunge $18017003 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jul 2-Jul 6 Plunge $14417004 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jul 9-Jul 13 Plunge $18017005 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jul 16-Jul 20 Plunge $18017019 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jul 23-Jul 27 Plunge $18017016 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jul 30-Aug 3 Plunge $18017017 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Aug 6-Aug 11 Plunge $180Saturday, 9:30am-3:30pm17006 8-11 yr Swim/Tennis Jun 23-Aug 11 Plunge $252

Swim/Tennis Camp Extended CareMonday-Friday, 8:00am-9:30am, 3:30pm-5:30pm17007 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jun 18-Jun 22 Plunge $4517008 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jun 25-Jun 29 Plunge $4517009 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jul 2-Jul 6 Plunge $3617010 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jul 9-Jul 13 Plunge $4517011 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jul 16-Jul 20 Plunge $4517013 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jul 23-Jul 27 Plunge $4517015 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Jul 30-Aug 3 Plunge $4517018 8-11 yr Extended AM/PM Aug 6-Aug 11 Plunge $45

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Parent Tot Swimming (12-35 months)Adult/student – An adult must accompany each tot into the pool. Course is designed to develop in youngchildren a comfort level in and around the water.

Monday/Wednesday14575 Apr 9-Apr 25 6:40pm-7:10pm $3815476 Apr 30-May 16 6:40pm-7:10pm $3815477 May 21-May 30 6:40pm-7:10pm $19

Tuesday/Thursday15478 Apr 10-Apr 26 9:45am-10:15am $3815479 May 1-May 17 9:45am-10:15am $3815480 May 22-May 31 9:45am-10:15am $26Saturday15481 Apr 14-Jun 2 10:15am-10:45am $5115482 Apr 14-Jun 2 11:35am-12:05pm $51

Tiny Tot (3-5 yrs)Course is designed to develop in young children a comfort level in and around the water and a readiness toswim. This course does not teach children to be accomplished swimmers or to survive in the water. Maximumof 4 students per instructor.

Monday/Wednesday15485 Apr 9-Apr 25 9:45am-10:15am $4115484 Apr 9-Apr 25 10:20am-10:50am $4115486 Apr 9-Apr 25 3:45pm-4:15pm $4115488 Apr 9-Apr 25 6:40pm-7:10pm $4115490 Apr 30-May 16 9:45am-10:15am $4115487 Apr 30-May 16 10:20am-10:50am $4115492 Apr 30-May 16 3:45pm-4:15pm $4115493 Apr 30-May 16 6:40pm-7:10pm $4115491 May 21-May 30 9:45am-10:15am $2115489 May 21-May 30 10:20am-10:50am $2115494 May 21-May 30 3:45pm-4:15pm $2115495 May 21-May 30 6:40pm-7:10pm $21

Tuesday/Thursday15496 Apr 10-Apr 26 9:10am-9:40am $4115504 Apr 10-Apr 26 9:45am-10:15am $4115497 Apr 10-Apr 26 3:45pm-4:15pm $4115498 May 1-May 17 9:10am-9:40am $4115505 May 1-May 17 9:45am-10:15am $4115499 May 1-May 17 3:45pm-4:15pm $4115500 May 22-May 31 9:10am-9:40am $2815506 May 22-May 31 9:45am-10:15am $2815504 May 22-May 31 3:45pm-4:15pm $28Wednesday15502 Apr 11-May 30 2:15pm-2:45pm $55Saturday15503 Apr 14-Jun 2 10:15am-10:45am $5515483 Apr 14-Jun 2 11:35am-12:05pm $55

Group Swim Lessons (Formerly Learn to Swim) – All Levels (6-13 yrs)Beginning Levels 1 and 3 focus on a child’s basic development from floating to crawlstroke and backstroke.Levels 4 and 5, crawlstroke with rhythmic breathing, elementary backstroke, and the introduction tobreaststroke are the main focuses. Advanced Level 6 is designed to fine tune a child’s stroke and introduceswimmers to the competitive atmosphere. Maximum of 8 Students per instructor.

Monday/Wednesday15524 Apr 9-Apr 25 4:20pm-4:50pm $3415525 Apr 9-Apr 25 7:20pm-7:50pm $3415526 Apr 30-May 16 4:20pm-4:50pm $3415527 Apr 30-May 16 7:20pm-7:50pm $3415528 May 21-May 30 4:20pm-4:50pm $1715529 May 21-May 30 7:20pm-7:50pm $17

Tuesday/Thursday15530 Apr 10-Apr 26 4:20pm-4:50pm $3415531 May 1-May 17 4:20pm-4:50pm $3415532 May 22-May 31 4:20pm-4:50pm $23Wednesday15533 Apr 11-May 30 2:50pm-3:20pm $46Saturday15534 Apr 14-Jun 2 10:55am-11:25am $46

Home School P.E. Classes (6-8 yrs and 9-11 yrs)We offer a fitness opportunity for home school students, ages 6-11! Affordable and flexible, our program hasbeen structured with the home school student and parent in mind. Most importantly, the program is taughtat the same time in the same location for all ages. Activities and instruction will vary pending on student’sskill level instruction can include any of the following: swimming, diving, water basketball, water polo andmany other fitness opportunities.

Tuesday/Thursday (6-8 yrs)15508 Apr 10-Apr 26 10:20am-11:20am $7915509 May 1-May 17 10:20am-11:20am $7915510 May 22-May 31 10:20am-11:20am $53

Tuesday/Thursday (9-11 yrs)15511 Apr 10-Apr 26 10:20am-11:20am $7915512 May 1-May 17 10:20am-11:20am $7915513 May 22-May 31 10:20am-11:20am $53

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Semi Private Lessons – All Levels (6-13 yrs)A 30 minute lesson designed for students needing more individual attention. Maximum of 4 students perinstructor.

Monday/Wednesday15538 Apr 9-Apr 25 6:00pm-6:30pm $7215539 Apr 30-May 16 6:00pm-6:30pm $7215540 May 21-May 30 6:00pm-6:30pm $36

Wednesday15541 Apr 11-May 30 2:15pm-2:45pm $96Saturday15542 Apr 14-Jun 2 12:15pm-12:45pm $96

Competitive Swimming (6 yrs +)Prerequisites: Intermediate (Level 5) and/or ability to perform 80 yards of coordinated crawlstroke,backstroke and breaststroke. Teaches racing dives and turns, butterfly, freestyle, backstroke and breaststrokein a competitive swim environment. A swim test is required to enroll.

Monday/Wednesday15514 Apr 9-Apr 25 3:30pm-4:15pm $4115515 Apr 9-Apr 25 6:25pm-7:10pm $4115516 Apr 30-May 16 3:30pm-4:15pm $4115517 Apr 30-May 16 6:25pm-7:10pm $4115518 May 21-May 30 3:30pm-4:15pm $2115519 May 21-May 30 6:25pm-7:10pm $21

Tuesday/Thursday15520 Apr 10-Apr 26 3:30pm-4:15pm $4115521 May 1-May 17 3:30pm-4:15pm $4115522 May 22-May 31 3:30pm-4:15pm $28Saturday15523 Apr 14-Jun 2 12:15pm-1:00pm $48

Adult/Teen Learn To Swim – All Levels (14 yrs +)Adult/Teen lessons are offered for all skill levels, very beginner to advanced. Course emphasis is onimprovement and endurance.

Monday/Wednesday15544 Apr 9-Apr 25 9:10am-9:40am $4515545 Apr 9-Apr 25 8:00pm-8:30pm $4515546 Apr 30-May 16 9:10am-9:40am $4515547 Apr 30-May 16 8:00pm-8:30pm $45

Monday/Wednesday (continued)15548 May 21-May 30 9:10am-9:40am $2315549 May 21-May 30 8:00pm-8:30pm $23Saturday15550 Apr 14-Jun 2 11:35am-12:05pm $60

Private Lessons (6 yrs +)Individualized instruction will be available with a Certified Red Cross Instructor. Please call the Swim Centerfor further information.

Monday/Wednesday15554 Apr 9-Apr 25 3:45pm-4:15pm $15815562 Apr 9-Apr 25 5:00pm-5:30pm $15815563 Apr 9-Apr 25 6:00pm-6:30pm $15815555 Apr 30-May 16 3:45pm-4:15pm $15815564 Apr 30-May 16 5:00pm-5:30pm $15815565 Apr 30-May 16 6:00pm-6:30pm $15815566 May 21-May 30 3:45pm-4:15pm $7915567 May 21-May 30 5:00pm-5:30pm $7915568 May 21-May 30 6:00pm-6:30pm $79

Tuesday/Thursday15556 Apr 10-Apr 26 3:45pm-4:15pm $15815569 Apr 10-Apr 26 5:00pm-5:30pm $15815557 May 1-May 17 3:45pm-4:15pm $15815570 May 1-May 17 5:00pm-5:30pm $15815558 May 22-May 31 3:45pm-4:15pm $10615571 May 22-May 31 5:00pm-5:30pm $106Saturday15559 Apr 14-Jun 2 9:35am-10:05am $211Sunday15560 Apr 15-Jun 3 9:35am-10:05am $21115561 Apr 15-Jun 3 10:10am-10:40am $211

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Lap Swim/Water Walking (13 yrs +)Lap Swim and Water Walking. Lanes may be limitedduring certain times due to other programs. Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00am-1:30pm*Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00pm-7:00pmSaturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00am-9:30amSunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00am-10:30am*M/W, 8:30am-11:30am, only the deep end is open.T/Th, 8:30am-11:30am, only the shallow end is open.Fee: $4 or a swim pass $52.50 (15 swims)

senior pass $39.50 (15 swims)

Tot Swim (1-5 yrs with an adult)Bring your Tots to play and practice in the Trainingpool at the Hayward Plunge.Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11:30am-1:30pmFee: $4 for one adult and one child (1-5 years old)

Public Swimming (All ages)All children 7 years and under must beaccompanied by an adult in the water at all times.Saturdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:30pm-3:30pm Fee: $2 per person

| Water Fitness at the Plunge |Classes listed below have the option for registration or for a drop in fee of $10 perclass. Fitness passes $75 for any 10 water fitness classes are also available forpurchase. Senior rates also available; register at pool only for discount. Classes are

open to men and women 16 years and older. Non-swimmers welcome except inDeep Water classes. Minimum of 8 students per class is required and there is amaximum of 25 students per class, this is on a first come, first served for non-registered students, space permitting. Pool is a multi-use facility, as a resultprogram area may change based on program needs. All classes are one hour.Equipment is provided.

Aqua-Robix (16 yrs+)Moderate paced shallow water exercise class featuringaerobics and toning in an invigorating workout.Monday/Wednesday/Friday15696 Apr 9-Apr 27 9:00am-10:00am $5915697 Apr 30-May 18 9:00am-10:00am $5915698 May 21-Jun 8 9:00am-10:00am $52

Fit Club (Ages 16 yrs+)Shallow water class designed to improve jointmovement and mobility and reduce pain and stiffness.Temperature of the pool is 82 degrees. Please call 881-6703 for more information.Tuesday/Thursday15731 Apr 10-Apr 26 12:30pm-1:30pm $3915732 May 1-May 17 12:30pm-1:30pm $3915733 May 22-May 31 12:30pm-1:30pm $39

Guts and Butts Deep Water (Ages 16 yrs+)Deep Water conditioning class designed to increaseendurance, strength and tone. Flotation provided.Must be comfortable in deep water.Saturday15734 Apr 14-Jun 2 9:30am-10:30am $52

H2O Flow (Ages 16 yrs+)Easy-paced shallow water exercise class focusing onendurance and improved joint flexibility in a relaxedenvironment.Monday/Wednesday/Friday15735 Apr 9-Apr 27 10:15am-11:15am $5915736 Apr 30-May 18 10:15am-11:15am $5915737 May 21-Jun 8 10:15am-11:15am $52

Move It and Lose It (Ages 16 yrs+)Fast-paced shallow water exercise class focusing oncardio and strength in a challenging water gym.Tuesday/Thursday15739 Apr 10-Apr 26 6:00pm-7:00pm $3915740 Apr 10-Apr 26 7:15pm-8:15pm $3915741 May 1-May 17 6:00pm-7:00pm $3915742 May 1-May 17 7:15pm-8:15pm $3915743 May 22-May 31 6:00pm-7:00pm $3915744 May 22-May 31 7:15pm-8:15pm $39Saturday15745 Apr 14-Jun 2 8:15am-9:15am $52

N 2 Deep Water (Ages 16 yrs+)Deep water aerobic and toning class in a resistive yetnon-impact environment. Flotation provided. Must becomfortable in deep water.Tuesday/Thursday15746 Apr 10-Apr 26 6:30pm-7:30pm $3915747 May 1-May 17 6:30pm-7:30pm $3915748 May 22-May 31 6:30pm-7:30pm $39

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| Art |Art of All Kinds Give your child the opportunity to explore and experiment in different art media such as playdough, collagesculpture, paint and drawing in this self-directed art class. Parent participation is optional. Please wear clothesthat can get messy and bring a box to take your art home in. No class 4/13.16496 3-6 yr F 11:00am-12:00pm Mar 23-May 4 6 Adobe Egan $60*16497 3-6 yr F 12:30pm-1:30pm Mar 23-May 4 6 Adobe Egan $60**$15 supply fee due at first class.

Partners in CreativityThis fun, stimulating, self-directed class is designed to encourage both you and your child’s creativity. Exploreand experiment using various materials and tools with playdough, Painting, collage and other exciting things.Please wear clothes that can get messy and bring a box to take your art home in. No class 4/13.16506 2½-6 yr F 9:30am-10:30am Mar 23-May 4 6 Adobe Egan $60**$15 supply fee due at first class.

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American Red CrossLifeguard Training (15 yrs +)Prerequisites: The candidatemust be 15 years of age on orbefore the final scheduledsession. Swim the 300 yardscontinuously, using thesestrokes in the following order: 100yards of continuous front crawl usingrhythmic breathing and a stabilizing,propellant kick; 100 yards ofcontinuous breaststroke; 100 yards of either front crawlusing rhythmic breathing or breaststroke; swim 20yards using front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive toa depth of 7-10 feet, retrieve a 10 pound object, returnto the surface, and swim 20 yards back to the startingpoint with the object within 1 minute and 45 seconds.Saturday-Friday15456 Mar 31-Apr 6* 8:00am-1:00pm $18515459 Mar 31-Apr 6* 4:00pm-9:00pm $185Saturday15460 Feb 18-Mar 24 1:30pm-6:30pm $185*No class Sunday, April 1.

American Red Cross Water SafetyInstructor Course (16 yrs +)Students need to be 16 years of age by the last classand successfully complete the pre-course, writtenexam, and skill test.Tuesday/Thursday15461 Apr 17-May 17 6:30pm-9:30pm $190

Junior Lifeguard Camp (11-14 yrs)Join the Junior Lifeguard Camp where participants willlearn basic skills needed to become a lifeguard andswim instructor. Participants must be at least 11-14years of age and able to swim coordinated crawlstroke continuously for 50 yards. Led by American RedCross lifeguard instructors, this segment will focus onfitness swimming, and basic water safety skills. Uponsuccessful completion, students will receive a Jr.Lifeguard certificate (H.A.R.D.) and an American RedCross Basic Water Rescue Certification with a validityperiod of 3 years.Monday-Friday15462 Apr 2-Apr 6 9:00am-2:00pm $175

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Hayward Area Recreation and Park District offers employment opportunities for Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructors.

Get certified and apply at www.haywardrec.org and join our team this summer!

Young Rembrandts FUNdamental DrawingThis program is specifically designed with the needs of our youngest learners in mind. We use subjects yourpreschooler is familiar with such as animals and toys, pictures, stories, touching, and doing to enhance socialand conflict resolution skills while improving listening, fine-motor skills, and time-on-task. 16591 4-6 yr W 10:30am-11:30am Mar 21-Apr 25 6 SFCC YR Staff $11017174 4-6 yr Sa 10:30am-11:30am Mar 24-Apr 28 6 SFCC YR Staff $11016592 4-6 yr W 10:30am-11:30am May 2-Jun 6 6 SFCC YR Staff $11017175 4-6 yr Sa 10:30am-11:30am May 5-Jun 9 6 SFCC YR Staff $110

Drawing, Painting and CollageLearn to express yourself while using various mediums such as paint, pastels, felt pens and various types ofpaper. Exercises are designed to explore the elements of art such as line, shape and color in both two and threedimensions. No class 4/12.16549 5-7 yr Th 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 22-May 3 6 Adobe McGough $65**$15 supply fee due at first class.

Green Art Have lots of fun and learn about reuse as you create artistic pieces using recycled objects and found organicmaterials. Prepare to get dirty. All materials will be provided. 16768 5-7 yr Th 4:00pm-5:00pm May 10-Jun 14 6 Adobe Carlson $65**$10 material fee due at first class.

Clay Program – Parent and ChildA safe and fun studio environment for children to develop hand skills and learn to trust their own artistic judgmentwhile making expressive pottery or sculpture. Younger children start by hand building, progressing to the potter’swheel by age nine. Parent/Child classes give you a chance to share in your child’s talent. Fees include glazes andfiring. No class 4/12.16491 4-10 yr Th 10:30am-11:30am Mar 29-May 10 6 Adobe Egan $70**$12 supply fee per person due at first class.

| Dance and Music |Twist and Shout TotThis class encourages creativity and imagination as children and parents twist and shout to some of their favoritepreschool songs. Students explore dance and movement through use of bean bags, scarves, balls, parachutesand more. This class is designed to enhance basic motor skills and introduce students to a classroom environment.One parent per child; parent participation required. No class 4/7.16554 2½-4 yr M 11:00am-11:45am Mar 26-May 21 8 CVPA-2 CVPA Staff $73

Pre Dance ClassesThese classes are for dancers with no experience. Lean musical patterns, creative dance and basic dance skills.Simple exercises will be used to increase coordination and flexibility. Acrobatic classes introduce basics for rolls,handstands and cartwheels. Combo classes combine elements of ballet and tap. No classes 4/7-4/13, 5/5, 5/26.Pre Ballet & Acro16534 3-5 yr T 11:15am-11:40am Mar 20-May 29 10 CVCC Primmer $5516542 3-5 yr W 10:30am-10:55am Mar 21-May 30 10 CVCC Primmer $5516540 3-5 yr Sa 9:30am-9:55am Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $5016541 3-5 yr Sa 10:15am-10:40am Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $50Pre Ballet & Tap16535 3-5 yr T 5:30pm-6:15pm Mar 20-May 15 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $7016537 3-6 yr W 4:00pm-4:45pm Mar 21-May 16 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $7016538 3-5 yr Sa 9:00am-9:45am Mar 24-May 19 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $6816543 4-7 yr Sa 10:30am-11:15am Mar 24-May 19 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $68Pre Combo & Acro16536 3-5 yr W 11:15am-12:10pm Mar 21-May 30 10 CVCC Primmer $9516544 3-5 yr W 3:45pm-4:40pm Mar 21-May 30 10 CVCC Primmer $9516539 3-5 yr F 11:15am-12:10pm Mar 23-Jun 1 10 CVCC Primmer $95

Jazz & Tap A combination of tap technique and jazz basics with an emphasis on age appropriate teaching methods androutines. No class 5/28.17181 4-6 yr M 4:15pm-5:00pm Mar 19-Jun 11 12 Dance Co Feder $95

Beginning Jazz Jazz is attitude. Jazz is fierce. This exciting class teaches jazz technique, rhythm and stage presence. Combine allyou learn into a routine to show your family and friends at the end of the session. No class 4/10.17182 5-7 yr T 5:00pm-5:55pm Mar 20-May 15 8 WPCC Freitas $70

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Toddler and MeParent and child attend their first preschool classtogether and are introduced to the preschool schedule.The class encourages your child to be creative with artprojects and includes an interactive playtime. Parentsenjoy being with their child as they experience circletimes, movement and art as well as time to play outsideon the playground and have a snack. San Lorenzo Community Center 1970 Via Buena VistaInstructor: Ms. Sue Mc Garry

Toddler and Me – Ages 2-3 yr14697 T/Th 12:30pm-2:00pm Mar 27-Jun 7 22 $198

| Preschool Programs |

Pre-K Learn and PlayThese specialized preschool programs are activity-oriented programsthat foster social, physical, and intellectual development as well aspromote health and wellness through quality recreational andeducational experiences. Your child will develop both basic social,developmental, and educational skills in an ideal environment forthem to learn and grow. The learning curriculum focuses onlanguage, socialization, creativity, art, music, imagination, life skills,and motor skills. Prerequisites: Child must have reached minimumage by first day of class and must be toilet trained. ParentResponsibilities: Each parent or guardian is required to assist two

or three times during the session and will be asked to provide a snack or drinks.

Pre-K Programs – Ages 3-5 yr

Castro ValleyKenneth Aitken Community Center 17800 Redwood RoadInstructor: Ms. Lorrie McCoin14741 M/W 8:30am-11:30am Apr 2-Jun 13 21 $29414742 M/W 12:00pm-3:00pm Apr 2-Jun 13 21 $29414743 T/Th 8:30am-11:30am Apr 3-Jun 14 22 $308

HaywardSouthgate Community Center 26780 Chiplay Ms. Eileen Luna14744 M/W 9:00am-12:00pm Apr 2-Jun 13 21 $29414746 T/Th 9:00am-12:00pm Apr 3-Jun 14 22 $30814745 T/Th 12:30pm-3:30pm Apr 3-Jun 14 22 $308

Weekes Community Center 27182 PatrickInstructor: Ms. Barbara Haysom 14748 M/W 9:00am-12:00pm Apr 2-Jun 13 21 $29414747 M/W 12:30pm-3:30pm Apr 2-Jun 13 21 $29414749 T/Th 9:00am-12:00pm Apr 3-Jun 14 22 $308

San LorenzoSan Lorenzo Community Center 1970 Via Buena VistaInstructor: Ms. Sue Mc Garry14750 M/W 9:00am-12:00pm Mar 26-Jun 6 21 $29414751 T/Th 9:00am-12:00pm Mar 27-Jun 7 22 $308

Pre-K Programs – Ages 3½-5 yr

Castro ValleyCastro Valley Community Center 18988 Lake Chabot RoadInstructor: Ms. Karen Crane14738 M/W* 9:00am-12:00pm Apr 2-Jun 6 19 $26614740 T/Th 9:00am-12:00pm Apr 3-Jun 7 20 $28014739 T/Th 12:30pm-3:30pm Apr 3-Jun 7 20 $280*Monday/Wednesday curriculum repeats on Tuesday/Thursday

HaywardFairview Hills Preschool 2841 Romagnolo Avenue, HaywardInstructor: Ms. Mary FeriaT/W/Th 8:30am-11:30am September 2011-June 2012 $230/Month* + $125 non-refundable deposit due in addition to the first month’s tuitionT/W/Th 12:00pm-3:00pm September 2011-June 2012 $230/Month* + $125 non-refundable deposit due in addition to the first month’s tuition*The deposit will be credited to your account and used as June’s tuition. Monthly tuition is $230 per month per child and is duethe 20th of the previous month for the next month’s enrollment.


Hip Hop Dance – BeginningDo you want to dance like your favorite Hip-Hop stars? Join us as we learn the fun street-style dance madepopular by music videos. Classes help the dancer loosen up, gain rhythm and control isolated movements. Allmusic and movement is age-appropriate. Have serious fun while learning all the latest moves. No class 4/7-4/13.17094 4-7 yr M 5:30pm-6:15pm Mar 26-May 21 8 CVCC CVPA Staff $7017088 4-6 yr T 4:45pm-5:30pm Mar 27-May 22 8 CVCC CVPA Staff $7017090 6-10 yr W 5:30pm-6:15pm Mar 28-May 23 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $7017092 4-7 yr Sa 9:45am-10:30am Mar 24-May 19 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $68

Combination and Acrobatic Dance – BeginningWe begin with the basic elements of ballet, tap and acrobatic dance. No class 4/7-4/13, 5/19, 5/26. 17077 4-6 yr F 5:45pm-6:25pm Mar 23-Jun 1 10 CVCC Primmer $8017078 4-6 yr Sa 10:45am-11:10am Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $5017079 4-7 yr Sa 11:15am-11:55am Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $72

Music & RhythmEnjoy high energy play-time with music and a variety of rhythmic equipment. This program is designed to enhancebasic motor skills and introduce students to the classroom environment. Parent and/or caregivers interactionrequired. Siblings cannot be accommodated in classroom. No class 4/10. 16532 2-3 yr T 10:00am-10:40am Mar 20-May 29 10 CVCC Primmer $9316533 2-3 yr F 10:00am-10:40am Mar 23-Jun 1 10 CVCC Primmer $93

Boogie With Your BabyYou and your baby will “boogie” to you favorite nursery songs. Hop, jump, and dance with scarves, beanbags,parachutes and more. We encourage imagination, creativity and fun for everyone. One parent per child; parentparticipation required. No class 4/7.16555 9 mo-2½ yr M 10:00am-10:45am Mar 26-May 21 8 CVPA-2 CVPA Staff $73

Music TogetherPresented by Early Start Music. Bringing Harmony Home.® Thewhole family can attend through all nine song collections. It isan internationally recognized early childhood music programwhich strongly emphasizes and facilitates adult involvement.Everyone participates at their own levels in singing, moving,chanting and exploring musical instruments. Babies 8 monthsand younger and children over 7 years may participate free withtheir registered sibling. Lab fee includes two CDs and a fullyillustrated songbook. Visit www.earlystartmusic.com for moreinformation regarding early childhood music. We offer two make-up classes each quarter. No classes 4/8-4/14, 5/26-5/28.16719 1 mo-6 yr Su 9:30am-10:15am Mar 25-Jun 10 10 CVCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16720 1 mo-6 yr Su 10:30am-11:15am Mar 25-Jun 10 10 CVCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16721 1 mo-6 yr Su 11:30am-12:15pm Mar 25-Jun 10 10 CVCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16709 1 mo-6 yr M 9:30am-10:15am Mar 26-Jun 11 10 CVCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16710 1 mo-6 yr M 10:30am-11:15am Mar 26-Jun 11 10 CVCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16713 1 mo-6 yr Th 10:15am-11:00am Mar 29-Jun 7 10 CVCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16714 1 mo-6 yr Th 4:30pm-5:15pm Mar 29-Jun 7 10 KASCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16715 1 mo-6 yr F 9:30am-10:15am Mar 30-Jun 8 10 SFCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16716 1 mo-6 yr F 10:30am-11:15am Mar 30-Jun 8 10 SFCC Jones $150/$100 sibling*16717 1 mo-6 yr Sa 9:15am-10:00am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 KASCC Jones $135/$90 sibling*16718 1 mo-6 yr Sa 10:15am-11:00am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 KASCC Jones $135/$90 sibling**$40 lab fee due at first class.

Music Together BabiesEvery child’s development benefits from early exposure to music and movement. This special “Babies Class” isoffered as a one-semester introduction to Music Together. (This class cannot be repeated.) The music activitiesand materials are specially designed for parents who want to learn as much as possible about music developmentin infants. Meet other parents of newborns and learn some fascinating music activities you can recreate at homewith your baby. No classes 4/8-4/14, 5/26-5/28.16707 1-8 mo Su 8:30am-9:15am Mar 25-Jun 10 9 CVCC Jones $135/Twin is free**$40 lab fee due at first class.

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| Gymnastics |Tot & Me Movement This class is non-stop action. We will guide you and your toddler on a circuitof bars, beam and floor exercises on both scaled down and regular sizegymnastics equipment in a fast-paced, exciting environment. Skills differeach week and toddlers can experience at their own pace. Class starts withdirected circle time. Help your child improve coordination and balance,develop body awareness and most of all, have FUN! One adult per child. 16692 2-3½ yr M 11:30am-12:00pm Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $4816695 2-3½ yr T 9:30am-10:00am Mar 27-Jun 5 10 CVCC Staff $5416693 2-3½ yr F 6:00pm-6:30pm Mar 30-Jun 8 10 CVCC Staff $5416694 2-3½ yr Sa 9:50am-10:20am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $48

Small Fry GymnasticsParents are requested to attend the first class for orientation. Please wear soft, comfortable clothing (T-shirt and shorts).No jeans or shoes allowed in the gym. Placement and advancement cards will be issued at the end of every session. Parent Assist – A fun time for parent and toddlers to play, socialize and try new skills. Our experienced staffwill show you the proper techniques to spot your child as you lead them through basic gymnastics activities. Thelast 10 minutes is structured warm up and circle time. One adult per child. 16696 1½-3 yr M 6:30pm-7:10pm Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $6416698 1½-3 yr M 9:15am-9:55am Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $6416699 1½-3 yr Th 10:55am-11:35am Mar 29-Jun 7 10 CVCC Staff $7216697 1½-3 yr Sa 9:00am-9:40am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $6416700 1½-3 yr Sa 9:30am-10:00am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 SLCC Staff $48Beginning – Introduces boys and girls to tumbling and apparatus skills. We emphasize conditioning for strength,balance, and spatial awareness. Themes, music, and animal shapes help to motivate and foster cooperation,concentration, and social skills.16670 4-5 yr M 10:40am-11:20am Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $6416671 3-4 yr M 10:05am-10:30am Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $4016672 4-5 yr M 3:45pm-4:25pm Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $6416673 5-6 yr M 4:35pm-5:15pm Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $6416662 4-5 yr T 10:45am-11:25am Mar 27-Jun 5 10 CVCC Staff $7216667 3-4 yr T 10:10am-10:35am Mar 27-Jun 5 10 CVCC Staff $4516663 4-5 yr Th 10:05am-10:45am Mar 29-Jun 7 10 CVCC Staff $7216668 3-4 yr Th 9:30am-9:55am Mar 29-Jun 7 10 CVCC Staff $4516664 4-5 yr F 4:20pm-5:00pm Mar 30-Jun 8 10 CVCC Staff $7216665 5-6 yr F 5:10pm-5:50pm Mar 30-Jun 8 10 CVCC Staff $7216669 3-4 yr F 3:45pm-4:10pm Mar 30-Jun 8 10 CVCC Staff $4516674 3-4 yr Sa 10:30am-10:55am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $4016675 3-4 yr Sa 10:10am-10:40am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 SLCC Staff $4816676 4-5 yr Sa 11:05am-11:45am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $6416677 4-5 yr Sa 10:50am-11:20am Mar 31-Jun 9 9 SLCC Staff $48Advanced – Continue to build on the basic skills. Prerequisite skills: gymnastics terminology, all rolls,teddybear, cartwheel and unassisted bars and high beam basics. Requires instructor’s approval to register.16666 4-6 yr T/Th 4:15pm-5:10pm Mar 27-Jun 7 20 CVCC Staff $198

| Martial Arts |EAAB’s Fitness and Self DefenseLearn a multi cultural art of self-defense focusing on promoting a healthier and safer lifestyle with the addedbenefits of being able to effectively protect yourself and improving self-confidence. The program includes bodystretching (conditioning and breathing techniques); blocking; punching; and kicking in specific target areas;breaking away from grabs, falling, joint locking, throwing and grappling defense techniques and defense againstweapon attacks. Uniforms or safety equipment not included.16184 3-4 yr T 2:45pm-3:30pm Mar 20-May 22 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516190 3-4 yr W 2:45pm-3:30pm Mar 21-May 23 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516191 3-4 yr Th 2:45pm-3:30pm Mar 22-May 24 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516192 3-4 yr F 2:45pm-3:30pm Mar 23-May 25 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $85

Olympic Style TaekwondoTaekwondo is a Korean martial art that has evolved by combining many different styles such as the linearmovements of Karate, the flowing, circular patterns of Kung-fu, native kicking techniques along with influencesfrom Judo and Kung-fu. Your child will learn the values of confidence, friendship, self-awareness, respect anddedication in a fun, educational and motivating environment. Uniforms are available for purchase for $30. 16229 3-4 yr W 4:00pm 4:30pm Apr 4-Jun 13 11 SFCC Staff $105

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| Special Interest |Spanish for Kids Presented by Early Start Music. We use the Spanish-only immersion method so kids can learn Spanish whileparticipating in fun, effective and educational activities. Circle-time, singing, and reading stories are just thebeginning. Every week will introduce a new theme such as greetings, numbers, colors, days of the week andmore in a natural and comfortable setting. Taught by an experienced native speaker, children will love the Spanishlanguage and gain the ability to apply what they learn with confidence. No classes 4/8-4/14.16722 5-8 yr W 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 CVCC Jones $120**$15 lab fee due at first class.

Yoga TotA playful and non-competitive opportunity for toddlers to enjoy a fun blend of asana (poses), music, games,sharing, breath work, and relaxation. Great for strengthening muscles, improving balance, increasing self-confidence, and learning ways to calm and center the mind. No experience or skill necessary. Come to play,share, and learn!17184 3-5 yr Th 4:00pm-4:30pm Mar 22-Apr 26 6 KASCC Green $3017185 3-5 yr Th 4:00pm-4:30pm May 10-Jun 14 6 KASCC Green $30

| Sports |Spring Noncompetitive Basketball In partnership with the YMCA, this league provides your child the opportunityto increase physical endurance, build confidence and self esteem throughteamwork. Provided below are practice times with a corresponding class number.Please pick the class with the practice time that best fits your schedule. Games willbe played on Saturdays. Please note: games for ages 5-7 years will be played at YMCAgym. Practice begins the week of April 9 with games beginning Saturday, April 14.This program runs for six weeks. 16253 5-7 yr T 6:00pm-7:00pm Apr 10 YMCA YMCA Staff $5016254 5-7 yr W 6:00pm-7:00pm Apr 11 YMCA YMCA Staff $50

“Kidz Love Soccer”Rain-Out Hotline:1-888-372-5803 (Call no sooner than 30 minutes before class time.)This soccer “school” is a recreational setting for children to learn and play the world’s most popular sport. Ageappropriate activities include: skill demonstrations, fun games and instructional scrimmages. Young soccerenthusiasts experience the soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment, facilitated by a licensed professionalin the “Kidz Love Soccer” method.Pre-Soccer16282 4-5 yr T 10:15am-10:50am Apr 10-Jun 5 9 Kennedy Park KLS Staff $9216283 4-5 yr W 10:15am-10:50am Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $9216284 4-5 yr W 3:10pm-3:45pm Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $9216293 4-5 yr W 5:15pm-5:50pm Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $92Tot Soccer16286 3½-4 yr T 10:50am-11:20am Apr 10-Jun 5 9 Kennedy Park KLS Staff $9216287 3½-4 yr W 10:50am-11:20am Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $9216288 3½-4 yr W 5:50pm-6:20pm Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $92Tot/Pre Soccer16289 3½-5 yr T 5:30pm-6:05pm Apr 10-Jun 5 9 Kennedy Park KLS Staff $9216754 3½-5 yr Sa 2:30pm-3:05pm Apr 14-Jun 16 9 SSVP KLS Staff $92Soccer 116290 5-6 yr T 4:00pm-4:45 pm Apr 10-Jun 5 9 Kennedy Park KLS Staff $9216291 5-6 yr W 3:45pm-4:30pm Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $9216292 5-6 yr Sa 4:00pm-4:45pm Apr 14-Jun 16 9 SSVP KLS Staff $92

Mommy/Daddy & Me SoccerIntroduce yourself and your toddler to the “World’s Most Popular Game!” As you and your child participate inour fun age appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. Avariety of activities designed around the game of soccer will be played each week. The fun happens on the field,and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer, you won’t have to watch from the sidelines! 16280 2-3½ yr T 6:15pm-6:45pm Apr 10-Jun 5 9 Kennedy Park KLS Staff $9216281 2-3½ yr W 9:30am-10:00am Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $9216294 2-3½ yr Sa 3:15pm-3:45pm Apr 14-Jun 16 9 SSVP KLS Staff $92

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Make Me a Pro Sports ClassesMake Me a Pro Sports strives to instill a positive attitude within children that carriesover to every aspect of their life. We offer fun and educational sports camps and classesthat are taught by successful players and coaches who are specialists in each of thesports we offer. “To play like a Pro, learn from a Pro.” www.mmapsports.com.Parents and Tots Soccer16165 2½-4 yr Sa 9:00am-9:30am Mar 31-May19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016167 2½-4 yr M 5:15pm-5:45pm Apr 2-May 21 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Pee Wee Soccer16164 4 yr Sa 9:35am-10:15am Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016166 4 yr M 3:00pm-3:45pm Apr 2-May 21 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Soccer Magic16174 5-7 yr Sa 10:20am-11:05am Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016182 5-7 yr M 3:45pm-4:30pm Apr 2-May 21 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Flag Football16180 5-7 yr Su 3:00pm-3:45pm Apr 1-May 20 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Pee Wee Cheerleading16161 4-5 yr Sa 10:00am-10:40am Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90T-Ball16177 5-7 yr Su 1:00pm-1:50pm Apr1-May 20 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90

Wee HoopParticipants must have a size 3 basketball. They are available for purchase for $7 at the first class.

Dribblers – This parent-child class focuses on gross motor skills like throwing and making baskets on a 2.5foot hoop. It involves lots of repetition so that children can experience the sheer joy of mastering a skill. Activitiesinclude catching bubbles, parachute games, and singing. 16295 1½-3 yr Sa 9:00am-9:35am Mar 17-Apr 14 5 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $5616296 1½-3 yr Sa 9:00am-9:35am Apr 28-May 26 5 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $56

Jump Shooter – This class helps children to develop physical feats such as balancing on one foot and hopping.It also introduces basketball skills based upon their increased coordination. At this level, parents are encouragedto take on a supportive role with lots of hi-fives and praise from the sideline.16299 3-4 yr Sa 9:40am-10:25am Mar 17-Apr 14 5 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $5616300 3-4 yr Sa 9:40am-10:25 am Apr 28-May 26 5 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $56

Hot Shots – This class places more of an emphasis on developing basketball skills and learning basic rules ofthe game. Over time, the children will be able to use their skills and knowledge in controlled instructionalscrimmages. The activities in this class will encourage teamwork and new friendships.16301 4-5 yr Sa 10:30am–11:15am Mar 17-Apr 14 5 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $5616302 4-5 yr Sa 10:30am-11:15am Apr 28-May 26 5 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $56

Ballers – This parent interactive class develops gross motor skills and coordination pertinent to the game ofbasketball. Repetition will enable children to build their confidence level so that parent participation lessens overtime. Activities include organized games that help children to develop listening skills and learn to follow directions.16297 5-6 yr Sa 11:20am-12:20pm Mar 17-Apr 14 4 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $6016298 5-6 yr Sa 11:20am-12:20pm Apr 28-May 26 4 STONE Wee Hoop Staff $60

| Tennis |Euro School of TennisWear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet. For more information, check outwww.euroschooloftennis.com. For classes not meeting minimum enrollment, adjustments or combinations ofclasses will be made.Mommy/Daddy and Me: All Levels – As you and your child (Ages 2-3) participate in our fun ageappropriate activities, your child will be developing their motor and socialization skills. A variety of activitiesdesigned around the game of tennis will be played each week.16336 2-3 yr Sa 4:45pm-5:15pm Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Staff $7816337 2-3 yr W 6:45pm-7:15pm Mar 21-Apr 25 6 CVTC Euro Staff $5916883 2-3 yr W 6:45pm-7:15pm May 2-Jun 6 6 CVTC Euro Staff $59

Pee-Wee Tennis: All Levels – Our Pee Wee program introduces children between ages 4 and 5 to thegame of tennis. Hand-eye coordination, strokes, movement drills and games will be learned in a fun-filled way.Wear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet.16338 4-5 yr Sa 4:00pm-4:45pm Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Staff $7816339 4-5 yr W 3:30pm-4:15pm Mar 21-Apr 25 6 CVTC Euro Staff $5916884 4-5 yr W 3:30pm-4:15pm May 2-Jun 6 6 CVTC Euro Staff $59

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Tennis – Little BuddiesA fun new program especially designed for young children 4-6 years old. This class will provide the children withsimple basic coordination skills, racket swinging, footwork, as well as tennis games. Wear tennis shoes and bringa small tennis racquet and a can of new tennis balls to first class. 16303 4-6 yr Sa 11:15am-12:00pm Mar 17-May 19 10 CVTC Hill $8516304 4-6 yr Su 3:15pm-4:00pm Mar 18-May 20 10 CVTC Savich $85

| School Age |Ages 7-12 Years

| After School Programs |Youth Activity ZoneThe Youth Activity Zone (YAZ) is an exceptional after school program for youth 1st-8th grades that engages yourchild(ren) in various activities include fitness, nutrition, outdoor/indoor games, homework help, art, andeducational games. This is a supervised drop-in program and should not be used as a childcare program.Registration packet must be completed before child(ren) can attend program and will be mailed or can be pickedup at Ashland. Call in advance to arrange pick up time. 17169 6-12 yr M-F 3:00pm-6:30pm Mar 12-Jun 7 48 ACC Staff $40

MJCC After SchoolThe Matt Jimenez Community Center offers a safe and fun environment where youth can develop positive socialskills, express creative interests, and obtain much needed physical exercise. This supervised drop-in recreationprogram includes activities such as: arts and crafts, computer games, video games, board games, a homeworkclub, sports, pool and ping pong tables, and optional fieldtrips. Complete registration includes a parent/guardianwaiver available at the center during regular program times.14369 6-18 yr M/Tu/Th/F 3:00pm-7:00pm Aug 29-Jun 8 41 MJCC Staff $50 W 1:00pm-7:00pm

| Art |Jewelry Making WorkshopsJoin us and Dragonfly Designs for fun and engaging jewelry making workshops. Dragonfly Designs mission is tooffer exceptional handmade jewelry and the opportunity to create it, while promoting social justice, personalstyle, and fun.Just Bracelets – Learn new jewelry making techniques and will create several different styles of bracelets. 16778 6-13 yr T 4:00pm-5:30pm Mar 27 1 Adobe DragonFly Staff $30*

Working with Resin – Learn to work with resin and molding mediums to create pieces of jewelry. You maybring design elements such as photos, natural objects or mementos that are no larger than a quarter to use inyour creation. 16779 7-12 yr T 4:00pm-5:30pm Apr 17 1 Adobe DragonFly Staff $30*

Earth Day Recycled Jewelry Class – Bottle cap rings, paper beads, soda can earrings. Make cool jewelryfrom recycled materials! 16780 6-14 yr W 4:00pm-5:30pm May 9 1 Adobe DragonFly Staff $30*

Mother’s Day Earring Creation – Children will create several different pairs and styles of earrings forMother’s Day or a special someone.16781 6-14 yr W 4:00pm-5:30pm May 23 1 Adobe DragonFly Staff $30**$8 material fee due at each class.

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Easy OrigamiChildren love origami. Turning a flat piece of paper into a 3-dimensial shape is very rewarding. Learn the basics oforigami folds through simple models such as animals, flowers, boats, etc. Let your imagination fly away with you.17409 6-10 yr T 4:00pm-5:00pm Apr 24-May 22 5 Adobe Leung $65**$10 supply fee due at first class.

Painting: Without a BrushDiscover fresh, new ways of creating art using different and challenging materials. Experiment with art techniquesincluding printmaking using found objects, collages with mixed materials or painting with sponges, sticks androcks. Please wear an oversized shirt to get messy in. No class 4/7, 4/10, 5/26.16862 6-12 yr T 3:30pm-5:00pm Mar 20-Jun 5 11 Adobe McPherson $130*16843 6-12 yr Sa 11:30am-1:00pm Mar 24-Jun 9 10 Adobe McPherson $130**$25 supply fee due at first class.

Art of All KindsGive your child the opportunity to explore and experiment in different art media such as playdough, painting,collage and other exciting things in this self directed art class. Please wear old clothes that can get messy andbring a box to take your art home in. No class 4/13.16502 3-10 yr F 2:30pm-3:30pm Mar 23-May 4 6 Adobe Egan $60*16503 6-10 yr F 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 23-May 4 6 Adobe Egan $60**$15 supply fee due at first class.

Freshi Film ClassesAnimate Anything! – This digital class introduces you to the fundamentals of Stop Motion animation. Usingbasic software you are introduced to all the tools necessary to animate any object from Lego blocks to actionfigures, drawings from a single line to a character or a model/miniature set to create special effects. Develop astoryboard for your short animated film and we will lead you to a finished short animated film. No class 4/9.17188 5-7 yr M 4:00pm-5:30pm Mar 26-Apr 30 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

Amazing Anime-ation! – Learn the basics of Stop Motion Animation and other forms of digital animationincluding 3-D animation and Anime. Create and complete a short animated film. Materials, software and cameraswill be provided. Final projects will be screened on the last day of class for families and friends. Animations areoriginal to the production team and the copyrights belong to the creative teams. No class 4/10, 5/28.17190 8-12 yr T 5:45pm-7:15pm Mar 27-May 1 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $10017191 6-10 yr M 4:00pm-5:30pm May 7-Jun 11 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

Introduction to Game Design: Paper Games – Working independently or as a small grouplearn to create a concept for a game, design the characters, design the backgrounds and articulate the flow of thegame. All work is original to the young Game Designers and the copyrights are owned by the creators. Participantsbegin to storyboard the action of the game and prepare for the “Beginning Game Design” class. No class 4/10.17192 5-7 yr T 4:00pm-5:30pm Mar 27-May 1 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $10017193 5-7 yr W 5:45pm-7:15pm May 9-Jun 6 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

From Story to Screen – Together the group chooses a well-known children’s story or nurseryrhyme to film and learns to convert the story into a visual storyboard series. Using fundamental cameras andediting software you are led through a cinematic process from pre-production, production and post-production.At the end of the program complete an original short film based on the story chosen. No class 4/11.17195 5-7 yr W 4:00pm-5:30pm Mar 28-May 2 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

Digital Game Design – Work in pairs on one computer learning the basics of computer programming forgames. Unlike other Game-learning experiences this program starts with a blank screen. Everything created forthe game is original to the team. Learn the fundamental elements of a game and build a single platform game.The games are totally original to the creative pairs and the copyrights are owned by the creators. 17196 8-12 yr M 5:45pm-7:15pm Mar 26-Apr 30 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $10017198 6-10 yr T 4:00pm-5:30pm May 8-Jun 5 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $10017199 13-17 yr T 5:45pm-7:15pm May 8-Jun 5 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

Digital Filmmaking from Script to Premiere – Use a book of scripts to decide on the genre of film toproduce: comedy, drama, sci-fi, action adventure or horror. Create storyboards, then using basic video camerasand editing software produce the film integrating simple special effects, sound effects and a score. Learn cameraangles, film etiquette, vocabulary and digital film tools. The final class will be a premiere of the movie. 17200 8-12 yr W 5:45pm-7:15pm Mar 28-May 2 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $10017201 6-10 yr W 4:00pm-5:30pm May 9-Jun 6 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

Filmmaking: SFX – This intermediate film techniques class introduces some of the most fundamentalspecial effects integrated into the storytelling process of a film. Explore digital special effects, animated specialeffects and hands-on generated effects. Be exposed to the “green screen” effect, model-based effects and effectscreated with lighting and stop motion animation. At the end of the program the effects will be edited together tomake a simple short film. Digital Filmmaking from Script to Premiere class recommended. No class 5/28.17204 8-12 yr M 5:45pm-7:15pm May 7-Jun 11 5 SFCC Freshi Film Staff $100

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Jacob Lawrence Painters’ StudioLearn to use your natural talent to practice painting while learning related art techniques and developing apersonal style of expression. Focus areas include color theory, composition, perspective and subject. Please wearclothes they can get messy in. We will be using acrylic paints. No class 4/7, 4/12.16841 6-12 yr Sa 9:30am-11:00am Mar 24-Jun 16 13 Adobe McPherson $130*16842 6-12 yr Th 3:30pm-5:00pm Mar 22-Jun 7 11 Adobe McPherson $130**$25 supply fee due at first class.

Clay ProgramA safe and fun studio environment for children to develop hand skills and learn to trust their own artistic judgmentwhile making expressive pottery or sculpture. Younger children start by hand building, progressing to the potter’swheel by age nine. Parent/Child classes give you a chance to share in your child’s talent. Fees include glazes andfiring. No class 4/7, 4/12.Parent/Child Clay 16491 4-10 yr Th 10:30am-11:30am Mar 29-May 10 6 Adobe Egan $70*Beginning Wheel16492 9-17 yr Sa 11:00am-12:30pm Mar 24-May 5 6 Adobe LaTorre $78*Parent/Child Hand and Wheel 16493 5-7 yr Sa 9:00am-10:30am Mar 24-May 5 6 Adobe LaTorre $105/$78 sibling**$12 supply fee per person due at first class.

Drawing, Painting and CollageLearn to express yourself while using various mediums such as paint, pastels, felt pens and various types ofpaper. Exercises are designed to explore the elements of art such as line, shape and color in both two and threedimensions. No class 4/12.16549 5-7 yr Th 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 22-May 3 6 Adobe McGough $65**$15 supply fee due at first class.

Green Art Have lots of fun and learn about reuse as you create artistic pieces using recycled objects and found organicmaterials. Prepare to get dirty. All materials will be provided. 16768 5-7 yr Th 4:00pm-5:00pm May 10-Jun 14 6 Adobe Carlson $65**$10 material fee due at first class.

Young Rembrandts Art WorkshopsThese workshops are provided by Young Rembrandts using their special brand of instruction and techniques tobring the world of art to your family. Both individual and group work is explored using mediums such as pencils,color pencils, markers and Sharpies.™ No prior art class experience necessary. New lessons are taught each classand session. No class 5/26.Critical Elementary Drawing – Designed to teach basic to advance drawing skills, art techniques andvocabulary in a positive and nurturing environment. Children are taught the skills they need to express theircreativity through two-dimensional art. Students leave each class with a completed drawing. 16579 7-13 yr Sa 9:00am-10:00am Mar 24-Apr 28 6 KASCC YR Staff $11016580 7-13 yr Sa 9:00am-10:00am May 5-Jun 16 6 KASCC YR Staff $110

Cartoon Drawing – We combine innovative, hands-on teaching methods with light-hearted subject matterthat engage children’s sense of humor and vivid imaginations. Creating drawings in a quick pace environmenthelp kids stay on-task, learn from their mistakes, find new solutions to problems and communicate ideas andconcepts through picture.16585 10-15 yr Sa 10:15am-11:45am Mar 24-Apr 28 6 KASCC YR Staff $13516586 10-15 yr Sa 10:15am-11:45am May 5-Jun 16 6 KASCC YR Staff $135

| Dance and Music |Combination and Acrobatic DanceWe begin with the basic elements of ballet, tap and acrobatic dance. Intermediate-Advanced classes begin addingfloor routines. Intermediate and Advanced classes must have 3 years of dance experience and are teacherplacement only. No class 4/7-4/13, 5/26.Beginning17077 4-6 yr F 5:45pm-6:25pm Mar 23-Jun 1 10 CVCC Primmer $8017078 4-6 yr Sa 10:45am-11:10am Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $5017079 4-7 yr Sa 11:15am-11:55am Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $72Advanced17080 6-8 yr F 4:45pm-5:40pm Mar 23-Jun 1 10 CVCC Primmer $9217081 6-8 yr Sa 1:00pm-1:55pm Mar 24-Jun 9 10 CVCC Primmer $92

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Jazz and Tap DanceA combination of tap technique and jazz basics with an emphasis on modernsteps to contemporary music. Intermediate/Advanced classes are teacherplacement only. Teacher placement only. No class 4/11, 4/13.Beginning17096 6-8 yr F 6:30pm-7:25pm Mar 30-Jun 8 10 SFCC Mamone $92Intermediate17097 9-12 yr W 6:30pm-7:25pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 SFCC Mamone $92

Ballet and TapDancers will learn basic ballet positions and terminology then focus on tap steps and dance.17098 6-10 yr W 4:45pm-5:30pm Mar 21-May 16 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $7017099 7-10 yr Sa 12:15pm-1:00pm Mar 24-May 19 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $68

Beginning Jazz Jazz is attitude. Jazz is fierce. This exciting class teaches jazz technique, rhythm and stage presence. Combine allyou learn into a routine to show your family and friends at the end of the session. No class 4/12. 17182 5-7 yr Th 5:00pm-5:55pm Mar 20-May 15 8 WPCC Freitas $7017183 8-10 yr Th 6:00pm-6:55pm Mar 20-May 15 8 WPCC Freitas $70

Hip Hop Dance – BeginningDo you want to dance like your favorite Hip-Hop stars? Join us as we learn the fun street-style dance made popularby music videos. Classes help the dancer loosen up, gain rhythm and control isolated movements. All music andmovement is age-appropriate. Have serious fun while learning all the latest moves. No class 4/5, 4/7-4/13.17094 4-7 yr M 5:30pm-6:15pm Mar 26-May 21 8 CVCC CVPA Staff $7017089 7-12 yr Th 6:00pm-6:55pm Mar 22-May 31 10 WPCC Jackson $9217090 6-10 yr W 5:30pm-6:15pm Mar 28-May 23 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $7017091 11-14 yr W 7:30pm-8:15pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 SFCC Mamone $7517092 4-7 yr Sa 9:45am-10:30am Mar 24-May 19 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $6817093 7-12 yr Sa 11:15am-12:15pm Mar 24-May 19 8 SFCC CVPA Staff $68

Creative Dance and Composition Learn elements of dance, space, time and force and how to manipulate the, Master your own body movementsby exploring, gaining strength, coordination and confidence. There will be lots of chances to compose smallpieces to perform for each other. No class 4/10. 17206 8-10 yr T 7:00pm-7:55pm Mar 20-May 15 8 WPCC Freitas $70

Lyrical DanceLyrical dance challenges the dancer to use motion to interpret music and express emotion. The lyrics of a songare the driving force for the inspiration of the movement. Choreography is often emotional, gripping, and delicateall at the same time. Learn a new technique to expand your dance repertoire. Dancers must have ballet and jazzdance experience. No class 4/9.17100 14 yr + M 7:30pm-8:30pm Mar 26-May 21 8 CVCC CVPA Staff $73

Break Dance 101Think you can dance? Come learn the break dancing basics with some of the best. Drop-in program, payable on-site.16348 9-12 yr W 7:00pm-8:00pm Apr 4-Apr 25 4 MJCC Staff $2016350 9-12 yr W 7:00pm-8:00pm May 2-May 30 5 MJCC Staff $2516352 9-12 yr W 7:00pm-8:00pm June 6-June 27 4 MJCC Staff $20

Jr. Dance WorkshopTeacher placement only. Students learn more advanced routines in tap, ballet and acrobatic dance. Knowledge ofdance terminology necessary. Must have a minimum of 4 years continued dance training. No class 4/7-4/13, 5/26.17082 9-12 yr T/Th 4:45pm-5:40pm Mar 20-May 29 20 CVCC Primmer $14717083 9-12 yr Sa 2:00pm-2:55pm Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $92

Dance WorkshopContinuing dance instruction in ballet, tap and acrobatics. Intermediate class will be introduced to pointe. Musthave at least 4-5 years of dancing experience. Teacher placement only. No class 4/7-4/13, 5/26.Beginning17086 11-14 yr T/Th 3:50pm-4:45pm Mar 20-May 31 20 CVCC Primmer $14717084 11-14 yr Sa 3:00pm-3:55pm Mar 24-Jun 9 10 CVCC Primmer $92Intermediate17085 13-15 yr Sa 4:00pm-4:55pm Mar 24-Jun 9 10 CVCC Primmer $92

Dance Workshop Pointe (P.A.W.S.) – AdvancedStudents learn a variety of routines using classical and modern music. Choreography is necessary. Must have 6-8 years of ballet technique, tap, jazz and acrobatic dance and pointe work experience. Teacher placement only. 17087 14-19 yr Sa 4:00pm-4:55pm Mar 24-Jun 9 9 CVCC Primmer $92

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Dance CompetitionTake your dancing to the next level by competing. Build camaraderie, team-spirit, commitment and your love fordance. You must have at least 3 years of dance experience and instructor approval to register. Classes focus onteamwork, intense dance training and competition. Summer starts the season focusing on technique and training.Fall and winter quarters are spent learning and perfecting routines. Spring quarter (March-June) is competitionseason. Competitions are held on weekends and require an additional commitment of time and money forentrance fees, costumes and travel. No class 4/9, 4/10, 5/28.Tap & Jazz16821 10-12 yr M 6:30pm-8:15pm Mar 19-Jun 4 10 SFCC Mamone $145Hip Hop16822 12 yr + Th 7:00pm-8:30pm Mar 22-Jun 14 12 WPCC Jackson $150

Guitar LessonsBeginning 1 – Get started playing guitar by learning fundamental music reading skills,guitar technique, notes and chords. All the basics covered including starting to playsimple songs. Beginning 2 – Build on your basic guitar skills and progress to playmore complex songs with other musicians. Use improvisation and stage skills toexpress yourself musically.Beginning 117410 8-14 yr Sa 10:00am-10:30am Mar 24-Apr 14 4 Music Depot Staff $7517412 8-14 yr Sa 10:00am-10:30am Apr 21-May 12 4 Music Depot Staff $7517414 8-14 yr Sa 10:00am-10:30am May 19-Jun 9 4 Music Depot Staff $75Beginning 217411 8-14 yr Sa 10:30am-11:00am Mar 24-Apr 14 4 Music Depot Staff $7517413 8-14 yr Sa 10:30am-11:00am Apr 21-May 12 4 Music Depot Staff $7517415 8-14 yr Sa 10:30am-11:00am May 19-Jun 9 4 Music Depot Staff $75

DrummingBeginning 1 – Learn snare and bass drum technique, fundamental music reading skills and rhythm work to getyou started playing with a solid drumming foundation. Learn the proper way to hold drumsticks, how to tuneyour drums and how to change drum heads. Beginning 2 – Build on basic drum skills and progress towardsplaying songs with other musicians. Use improvisation and stage skills to express yourself musically. Bring afolder for your lesson materials.Beginning 117416 8-14 yr Tu 4:00pm-4:30pm Mar 20-Apr 10 4 Music Depot Staff $7517418 8-14 yr Tu 4:00pm-4:30pm Apr 17-May 8 4 Music Depot Staff $7517420 8-14 yr Tu 4:00pm-4:30pm May 15-Jun 5 4 Music Depot Staff $75Beginning 217417 8-14 yr Tu 4:30pm-5:00pm Mar 20-Apr 10 4 Music Depot Staff $7517419 8-14 yr Tu 4:30pm-5:00pm Apr 17-May 8 4 Music Depot Staff $7517421 8-14 yr Tu 4:30pm-5:00pm May 15-Jun 5 4 Music Depot Staff $75

Singing and Song WritingBeginning 1 – Focus on microphone technique, how to sing into a microphone, and an introduction toperformance technique. Beginning 2 – Build on basic vocal skills and progress to learn song writing, moreadvanced performance skills and singing with other musicians. It will be a time to develop your skill and creativity.We will record the lesson for you to take with you at the end of each lesson.Beginning 117422 8-14 yr Th 6:00pm-6:30pm Mar 22-Apr 12 4 Music Depot Staff $7517424 8-14 yr Th 6:00pm-6:30pm Apr 19-May 10 4 Music Depot Staff $7517426 8-14 yr Th 6:00pm-6:30pm May 17-Jun 7 4 Music Depot Staff $75Beginning 217423 8-14 yr Th 6:30pm-7:00pm Mar 22-Apr 12 4 Music Depot Staff $7517425 8-14 yr Th 6:30pm-7:00pm Apr 19-May 10 4 Music Depot Staff $7517427 8-14 yr Th 6:30pm-7:00pm May 17-Jun 7 4 Music Depot Staff $75

Music TogetherThis drop off class is full of age appropriate music activities! We will explore musicalconcepts such as rhythm, melody and dynamics using movement, melodic andrhythmic solfedge and play instruments and more. There are take home pages andspecial Big Kids materials. This class is a great complement to music and dancelessons. In short, if your child has a command of a variety of musical styles, and hasachieved basic music literacy, he or she will only need to work on the coordination partof playing an instrument or dancing. 16708 5-7 yr Th 3:15pm-4:15pm Mar 29-Jun 7 10 CVCC Jones $150**$40 lab fee due at first class.

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| Gymnastics |Parents are requested to attend the first class for orientation. Please wear soft, comfortable clothing (T-shirt andshorts). No jeans or shoes allowed in the gym. Placement and advancement cards will be issued at the end ofevery session.

Beginner Boys and GirlsThis entry level class covers basic skills in floor exercise, uneven bars, balance beam and vault. Generalconditioning and strength exercises are emphasized.Girls Beginner 16568 6-10 yr M 5:25pm-6:20pm Mar 26-Jun 4 9 CVCC Staff $8916578 6-10 yr W 4:25pm-5:20pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 CVCC Staff $9916570 6-10 yr F 6:40pm-7:35pm Mar 30-Jun 8 10 CVCC Staff $9916571 6-10 yr Sa 1:00pm-1:55pm Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $89Boys Beginner16572 6-10 yr Sa 2:00pm-2:55pm Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $89

Advanced Beginning GirlsMust have completed at least 2 sessions of beginner and receive instructor approval. 16569 6-10 yr W 5:25pm-6:20pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 CVCC Staff $9916577 6-10 yr W 6:25pm-7:20pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 CVCC Staff $99

Intermediate GirlsMust complete the beginner level and be given an advancement card or have instructor approval. Prerequisiteskills: all rolls, handstand, cartwheel, bridge, unassisted high beam basics and unassisted pullover on bars. 16573 6-10 yr T/Th 5:15pm-6:10pm Mar 27-Jun 7 20 CVCC Staff $19816574 6-10 yr Sa 12:00pm-12:55pm Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $89

Advanced GirlsRequires instructor’s approval to register. Students must complete beginner and intermediate levels and be givenan advancement card.16575 6-10 yr T/Th 6:15pm-7:10pm Mar 27-Jun 7 20 CVCC Staff $198 16576 6-10 yr Sa 12:00pm-12:55pm Mar 31-Jun 9 9 CVCC Staff $89

| Martial Arts |Karate/AikidoLearn the techniques of both Karate and Aikido. Okinawan Karate will teach basic physical training, strikes, blocks,kicks, self-defense and sparring. Aikido teaches footwork, balance, falls, rolls, and controlling techniques. Learnhow to use the power of your opponent to your advantage while developing self-discipline and confidence.Instructed by a certified black belt.16225 7-17 yr M 4:00pm-6:00pm Mar 26-Jun 18 10 CVCC Brown $9616226 7-17 yr W 6:00pm-8:00pm Mar 28-Jun 13 10 SFCC Brown $96

Olympic Style TaekwondoTaekwondo is a Korean martial art that has evolved by combining many different styles such as the linearmovements of Karate, the flowing, circular patterns of Kung-fu, native kicking techniques along with influencesfrom Judo and Kung-fu. Your child will learn the values of confidence, friendship, self-awareness, respect anddedication in a fun, educational and motivating environment. Uniforms are available for purchase for $30.Little Dragons16231 5-7 yr W 4:35pm-5:15pm Apr 4-Jun 13 11 SFCC Staff $105Dragons16235 12 yr W 5:20pm-6:00pm Apr 4-Jun 13 11 SFCC Staff $105

Kidsafe Martial ArtsThis program provides your child the opportunity to gain skills and knowledge that may be used to protectthemselves and enhance their self-esteem. At the end of each session students will be tested and advancedappropriately ($10 advancement fee). Parent orientation at the first class meeting. There will be uniforms andother equipment available for purchase from the instructor. (All items are optional.) New Students16273 5-11 yr T 5:15pm-5:55pm Apr 3-Jun 12 11 ACC Gothard $7216274 5-11 yr W 5:15pm-5:55pm Apr 4-Jun 13 11 SGCC Gothard $72Yellow Belts16271 5-13 yr T 6:00pm-6:40pm Apr 3-Jun 12 11 ACC Gothard $7216272 5-13 yr W 6:00pm-6:40pm Apr 4-Jun 13 11 SGCC Gothard $72Orange Belts16275 7-13 yr W 6:45pm-7:25pm Apr 4-Jun 13 11 SGCC Gothard $72

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Filipino Martial Arts Escrima/ArnisLearn the Filipino art of open hand to hand self-defense and 12 basic strikes, offensive and defensive techniques.Uniforms and baston (stick) are not included purchase separately.Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced16279 8-10 yr M 3:30pm-4:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $12016276 11-13 yr M 4:30pm-5:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $12016277 14-16 yr M 5:30pm-6:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $120

EAAB’s Fitness and Self DefenseThis program is designed to improve your self-confidence and to accept and welcome new challenges in yourpersonal and professional endeavors. Learn a multi cultural art of self-defense focusing on promoting a healthierand safer lifestyle with the added benefit of being able to effectively protect yourself. The program includes bodystretching (conditioning and breathing techniques); blocking; punching; and kicking in specific target areas;breaking away from grabs, falling, joint locking, throwing and grappling defense techniques and defense againstweapon attacks. Uniforms or safety equipment not included.Beginning/Intermediate16187 5-7 yr T 3:45pm-4:25pm Mar 20-May 22 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516193 5-7 yr W 3:45pm-4:25pm Mar 21-May 23 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516194 5-7 yr Th 3:45pm-4:25pm Mar 22-May 24 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516195 5-7 yr F 3:45pm-4:25pm Mar 23-May 25 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516196 8-10 yr T 4:30 pm-5:25pm Mar 20-May 22 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516197 8-10 yr W 4:30 pm-5:25pm Mar 21-May 23 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516198 8-10 yr Th 4:30 pm-5:25pm Mar 22-May 24 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516199 8-10 yr F 4:30 pm-5:25pm Mar 23-May 25 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $85Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced16185 11-13 yr T 5:30pm-6:25pm Mar 20-May 22 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516186 11-13 yr W 5:30pm-6:25pm Mar 21-May 23 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516188 11-13 yr Th 5:30pm-6:25pm Mar 22-May 24 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516200 14-17 yr T 6:30pm-7:25pm Mar 20-May 22 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516201 14-17 yr W 6:30pm-7:25pm Mar 21-May 23 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516202 14-17 yr Th 6:30pm-7:25pm Mar 22-May 24 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $85

Gung FuGung-Fu is a total concept of mind, body and action where the body is used as a vehicle to train and develop thefacilities of the mind. The basic principles of Gung-Fu are health, general ideas of self-defense and the art ofmovement. Beginners start with basic stance and forms of the Sil-Lum and Black Tiger styles. Advanced studentscontinue training and learn forms from the Tiger-Claw, Sai-Pai and Tai-Chi and Gung-Fu weapon forms. Studentsare graded on a belt/knowledge system.Beginning16227 7-17 yr M/W 6:00pm-7:30pm Mar 28-Jun 6 20 WPCC Martinez/Espinoza $70Intermediate/Advanced16228 7-17 yr M/W 7:30pm-9:00pm Mar 28-Jun 6 20 WPCC Martinez/Espinoza $70

| Special Interest |Creative WritingNarrative Essays – Students will learn to write the narrative essay, which focuseson developing a student’s ability to write in the first person and to follow a linearnarrative structure. Students will write three to five paragraph essays, which is thestructure favored by most school teachers. They will also learn how to plan andoutline their essays properly before writing, as well as how to revise their essays.16813 8-10 yr W 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 21-May 9 8 CVCC Staff $109

Young Storytellers: The Basics – Nourish your child’s imagination in Lekha School of Creative Writing’sYoung Storytellers class. Students will learn methods to overcome writer’s block and start writing their ownoriginal stories and poems. All instructors are published authors with experience teaching.16794 8-10 yr M 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 19-May 7 8 CVCC Staff $109

Basic Juggling Have fun while learning how to juggle or improving your existing juggling skills. Students will learn multiplepatterns and techniques for practicing and how to figure out new patterns on their own. Have fun juggling withyour kids and impressing your friends!16814 8-10 yr T 6:00pm-7:00pm Apr 3-May 22 8 SFCC Radovsky $100

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Spanish for Kids Presented by Early Start Music. We use the Spanish-only immersion method so kids can learn Spanish whileparticipating in fun, effective and educational activities. Circle-time, singing, and reading stories are just thebeginning. Every week will introduce a new theme such as greetings, numbers, colors, days of the week.16722 5-8 yr W 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 28-Jun 6 10 CVCC Jones $120**$15 lab fee due at first class.

Yoga for Kids A playful and non-competitive environment where kids can play while learning about their bodies and minds.We’ll share feelings and ideas, play games, practice yoga asanas (poses), experience partner yoga, breathe, andmeditate together. Kids will learn the difference between engaging as a group and going “inside” to connect withtheir inner self. No experience or skill necessary. Come to play, share, and learn!17186 6-10 yr Th 4:40pm-5:25pm Mar 22-Apr 26 6 KASCC Green $3917187 6-10 yr Th 4:40pm-5:25pm May 10-Jun 14 6 KASCC Green $39

Wii Like to PlayParents, need a Friday evening alone? Bring the kids to the Matt Jimenez Community Center so they can releasesome energy in a secure, fun, and friendly atmosphere. Develop social skills and gain self-esteem throughparticipation by playing the latest video games including Nintendo Wii, Microsoft XBOX 360, and PlayStation 3. 6-12 yr F 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar: 30 1 MJCC Staff $5 drop-in Apr: 6, 13, 20, 27 May: 4, 11, 18, 25

| Sports |Spring Noncompetitive Basketball This league provides your child the opportunity to increase physicalendurance, build confidence and self esteem through teamwork. Providedbelow are practice times with a corresponding class number. Please pickthe class with the practice time that best fits your schedule. All games will beplayed on Saturdays. Please note: games for ages 8-14 years will be played atSunset gym and ages 5-7 years at YMCA gym. Practice begins the week of April 9with games beginning Saturday, April 14. This program runs for 6 weeks. 16255 8-10 yr T 4:30pm-5:30pm Apr 10 El Rancho Staff $5016244 8-10 yr T 4:00pm-5:00pm Apr 10 Sunset Staff $5016246 8-10 yr W 4:00pm-5:00pm Apr 11 Sunset Staff $5016247 11-14 yr T 5:00pm-6:00pm Apr 10 Sunset Staff $5016249 11-14 yr W 5:00pm-6:00pm Apr 11 Sunset Staff $5016258 11-14 yr W 4:30pm-5:30pm Apr 11 El Rancho Staff $50

Make Me a Pro Sports ClassesMake Me a Pro Sports strives to instill a positive attitude within children that carries over to every aspect of theirlife. We offer fun and educational sports camps and classes that are taught by successful players and coacheswho are specialists in each of the sports we offer. “To play like a Pro, learn from a Pro.” www.mmapsports.com.Soccer Magic16174 5-7 yr Sa 10:20am-11:05am Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016182 5-7 yr M 3:45pm-4:30pm Apr 2-May 21 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Soccer Technique16175 8-10 yr Sa 11:10am-11:55am Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016183 8-10 yr M 4:30pm-5:15pm Apr 2-May 21 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Soccer Tango16176 10-14 yr Sa 12:00pm-12:45pm Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Flag Football16180 5-7 yr Su 3:00pm-3:45pm Apr 1-May 20 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016181 8-12 yr Su 4:00pm-4:45pm Apr 1-May 20 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Youth Cheerleading16162 6-7 yr Sa 10:45am-11:30am Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $9016163 8-12 yr Sa 11:30am-12:30pm Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90T-Ball16177 5-7 yr Su 1:00pm-1:50pm Apr1-May 20 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Youth Baseball16178 8-12 yr Su 2:00pm-2:50pm Apr 1-May 20 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90

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Skillz and ScrimmagesKidz will enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class we willplay games to build individual skills and small-sided scrimmages that emphasize application of finer technicalpoints. This is the perfect bridge from our Soccer 1 classes for those who are aspiring to the next level. All levelsof skill are welcome to learn and enjoy the world’s most popular sport! Each participant will receive a soccerjersey.16702 7-10 yr T 4:45pm-5:30pm Apr 10-Jun 5 9 Kennedy Park KLS Staff $9916703 7-10 yr W 4:30pm-5:15pm Apr 4-Jun 6 9 PALHP KLS Staff $9916704 7-10 yr Sa 4:45pm-5:30pm Apr 14-Jun 16 9 SSVP KLS Staff $99

Power Soccer Power soccer is an incredible sport played by people who use power wheelchairs. It’s a great chance to learn asport, play with a team, get some exercise, and have fun. Anyone with a motorized wheelchair can play – adultsand children of any age and with any disability. Players use their wheelchairs to hit the soccer ball across theindoor court to score goals. Experienced coaches will lead lively practices that include skills building and funscrimmages. No experience necessary. $25 for 12 weeks or drop-in for $5 each time. 16891 5-12 yr Sa 12:00pm-3:00pm Mar 17-Jun 2 Burbank O’Toole/Lehman $25 or

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| Tennis |Bring a tennis racket and a can of NEW tennis balls to first class.

Spring Break Youth Tennis Camp – see page 7.Tennis – Beginner NTRP Rating of 1.0Little or no previous experience or limited tennis playing experience. Students will learn basic grips and strokes(forehand, backhand, volley, serve, scoring and elements of game play).16320 7-17 yr Sa 9:00am-10:00am Mar 17-May 19 10 CVTC Hill $11216321 7-17 yr Sa 10:10am-11:10am Mar 17-May 19 10 CVTC Hill $11216322 7-17 yr Sa 4:00pm-5:00pm Mar 17-May 19 10 CVTC Hill $112

Tennis – Advanced Beginner NTRP Rating of 2.0Some previous experience or those who can carry on a short rally. Emphasis on improving basic strokes, footworkand serving. Note: Beginner class is recommended before taking this class.16317 7-17 yr Sa 12:10pm-1:10pm Mar 17-May 19 10 CVTC Hill $11216318 7-17 yr Su 2:00pm-3:00pm Mar 18-May 20 10 CVTC Savich $112

Euro School of TennisMini Aces Tennis: All Levels – This class is designed for the child of age 6 to 8 who is just learning thegame of tennis. Hand-eye coordination, strokes, movement drills and games will be learned in a fun-filled way.Wear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet. For more information, check outwww.euroschooloftennis.com. For classes not meeting minimum enrollment, adjustments or combinations ofclasses will be made.16333 6-8 yr Sa 11:00am-11:45am Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Tennis Staff $7816334 6-8 yr W 4:15pm-5:00pm Mar 21-Apr 25 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $5916335 6-8 yr W 4:15pm-5:00pm May 2-Jun 6 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $59

Teen Tennis Stars: Beginner – This class is designed for students (Ages 9-14) with little or no previoustennis experience. Hand-eye coordination, strokes, movement drills and games will be learned in a fun-filledway. Wear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet. For more information, check outwww.euroschooloftennis.com. For classes not meeting minimum enrollment, adjustments or combinations ofclasses will be made.16330 9-14 yr Sa 10:00am-11:00am Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Tennis Staff $9816331 9-14 yr W 5:00pm-6:00pm Mar 21-Apr 25 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $7516332 9-14 yr W 5:00pm-6:00pm May 2-Jun 6 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $75

Teen Tennis Stars: Intermediate/Advanced – This is a class for students (ages 9-14) who can hit theball back and forth with consistency and have had some previous tennis instruction. Crosscourt placement,services, lobs, overheads and strategy will be taught. Wear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet.For more information, check out www.euroschooloftennis.com. For classes not meeting minimum enrollment,adjustments or combinations of classes will be made.16327 9-14 yr Sa 11:45am-12:45pm Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Tennis Staff $9816329 9-14 yr W 7:15pm-8:15pm Mar 21-Apr 25 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $7516328 9-14 yr W 7:15pm-8:15pm May 2–Jun 6 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $75

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| Dance and Music |Break Dance 101Think you can dance? Come learn the break dancing basics with some of the best. This is a drop-in program.Payable on-site.16349 13-17 yr Th 7:00pm-8:00pm Apr 5-Apr 26 4 MJCC Staff $2016351 13-17 yr Th 7:00pm-8:00pm May 3-May 31 5 MJCC Staff $2516353 13-17 yr Th 7:00pm-8:00pm June 7-June 28 4 MJCC Staff $20

Hayward IdolThe top ten singers, selected from the auditions (see below) will be selected to perform on a fabulous stage, withlights, full sound and what we expect will be a terrific crowd. The show will be April 28, 2012 at Douglas MorrissonTheatre, 22311 North Third Street, Hayward. Doors open at 6:30pm. Show starts at 7:00pm and tickets are $10.Tickets are available at the Theatre Box Office (Theater box office is open Tuesday-Friday, 12:30pm-5:30pm), orby calling (510) 881-6777, or by emailing [email protected].

Hayward Idol AuditionsWe are once again looking for talented young people under the Age of 18 to audition for the Fifth annual HaywardTeen Idol. Each potential contestant will sing one song “acapella” in front of a panel of judges. Auditions will beheld on the following Saturdays: March 17 and 24 from 2:00pm-4:00pm at the Douglas Morrisson Theatre. Thesedrop-in auditions are free and proof of age may be required. For additional information, call (510) 888-0211 oremail [email protected].

| Special Interest |Students Take Active Roles (S.T.A.R.) Leadership Training This is an innovative training program designed to present useful information for teen’s grades 7-12 to developstrong and positive leadership skills. Participants will acquire techniques to raise their self-esteem, become apositive role model in their community and learn the value of “teamwork.” All which are useful tools for futureemployment with any agency or organization. All workshops and activities are hands on and will include: teambuilding, self-esteem, safety and communication which have been carefully planned to be useful in building yourteen’s leadership skills. All intended to provide your teen a broad base knowledge in the area of recreation. Uponcompletion of the training, your teen will receive a certificate of completion and will have the unique opportunityto volunteer at one of our Go Recreate Day Camp sites in assisting the Recreation Staff in providing creative,engaging and enriching activities during the Summer of 2012. Days and times of volunteering will be based onthe availability of each individual. 16647 12-18 yr M-Th 8:30am-1:00pm Apr 2-Apr 5 4 WPCC Staff $10016648 12-18 yr M-Th 8:30am-1:00pm Apr 9-Apr 12 4 WPCC Staff $100

Online Drivers TrainingLearn to drive – the right way! This is an online course with videos, animated driving scenarios and sample testquestions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures and more. A licensedinstructor is available to answer any questions. Receive a DMV-approved Certificate of Completion. Sign up forthe month you would like to begin the class. After you register, you will be contacted with username and password.15147 15 yr + April Online Safety Driver’s Ed $5515148 15 yr + May Online Safety Driver’s Ed $5515149 15 yr + June Online Safety Driver’s Ed $55

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| Sports |Power Soccer Power soccer is an incredible sport played by people who use power wheelchairs. It’s a great chance to learn asport, play with a team, get some exercise, and have fun. Anyone with a motorized wheelchair can play – adultsand children of any age and with any disability. Players use their wheelchairs to hit the soccer ball across theindoor court to score goals. Experienced coaches will lead lively practices that include skills building and funscrimmages. No experience necessary. $25 for 12 weeks or drop in for $5 each session. 16891 13-18 yr + Sa 12:00pm-3:00pm Mar 17-Jun 2 BURB O’Toole/Lehman $25/$5 drop-in

Spring Noncompetitive Basketball – see page 28.More classes for Teens listed in School Age & Adult sections – check it out!

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| Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center |4901 Breakwater Avenue | (510) 670-7270 | [email protected]

The Interpretive Center is open to the public from 10:00am-5:00pm Saturdays and Sundays. Perched on stilts above a salt marsh, the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center is your introduction to the ecologyof the San Francisco Bay-Estuary. The Interpretive Center features exhibits, programs and activities designed toinspire a sense of appreciation, respect and stewardship for the Bay, its inhabitants and the services they provide.After getting an overview of the park and its features, join a naturalist on one of the many weekend programsoffered. Naturalists are on-hand during weekend hours to answer any of your wildlife questions! Come and seewhat’s new at the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center.

9th�Annual�10K�on�the�Bay www.10konthebay.orgSunday August 26 | 7:30am registration begins | 8:30am 5K start | 8:40am 10K start

Now with Chip Timing! Join us for a run/walk along the spectacular habitat of the Hayward shoreline overlookingthe San Francisco Bay-Estuary. The course will kick off at the Interpretive Center, head out toward the Bay andcircle around Cogswell Marsh and along the San Francisco Bay Trail. This event is designed to promoteenvironmental and health awareness. The course is USA Track and Field Certified. Call (510) 670-7270 or visitwww.10konthebay.org for more information. Online registration is available at 10konthebay.org orallsportcentral.com. Only pre-registered participants will receive a T-shirt!

11th Annual Father’s Day Family Camp Out Feast on barbeque prepared by the naturalist staff and celebrate Dad’s special day. Bring yourself, your familyand your sleeping bags and a small tent for this exclusive camping event (it gets really windy so be prepared!).We’ll provide all the food and entertainment. Go fishing, find bugs, take hikes, build sandcastles, play games,roast marshmallows and learn about the animals and plants that make up the shoreline habitat. Moms,grandparents, aunts and uncles welcome! Reservations Required. Meet at 3050 West Winton Avenue in Hayward.Adult and Child/Pair16791 4 yr + Sa/Su 3:00pm-11:00am Jun 16-Jun 17 HSIC Staff $80Additional Child Participant16792 4-17 yr Sa/Su 3:00pm-11:00am Jun 16-Jun 17 HSIC Staff $10Additional Adult Participant16793 18 yr + Sa/Su 3:00pm-11:00am Jun 16-Jun 17 HSIC Staff $25

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Leopard Shark Feeding FrenzyAssist the Interpretive Center staff during the dailyfeeding of our shark tank. Learn about thesurfperch, lined-shore crabs, anemones andbarnacles that inhabit the tank along with our residentleopard shark. New animals are being added regularly! Who is the predator and who is the prey?16488 All Ages Sa 2:00pm-3:00pm Mar 31 1 HSIC Staff Free16489 All Ages Su 2:00pm-3:00pm Apr 29 1 HSIC Staff Free16490 All Ages Sa 2:00pm-3:00pm May 26 1 HSIC Staff Free

Weekend Weed Warriors Have a positive impact on the environment at the Hayward shoreline. We need your help and enthusiasm toeradicate the non-native plants that threaten shoreline diversity. Restoration days will involve working and learningtechniques of invasive removal, native planting, as well as information about the native plants and animals ofthe Hayward shoreline. Refreshments will be provided. Bring gloves or borrow some of ours. Ages 12 and older.Registration Required. Call Patti Workover at (510) 670-7270 to sign up.16452 12 yr + Su 1:00pm-4:00pm Mar 25 1 HSIC Workover Free 16455 12 yr + Su 1:00pm-4:00pm Apr 22 1 HSIC Workover Free16453 12 yr + Su 1:00pm-4:00pm May 6 1 HSIC Workover Free

| Nature Detectives |Nature Detectives is a monthly program designed for 3 to 5 year olds and their caregivers. RESERVATIONSREQUIRED and space is limited. Call (510) 881-6700 or register online at www.haywardrec.org.March Mud Snails – Moving slowly across the mud flat of the Bay, these little non-native crabs are all overthe marsh. Let’s take out our nets and explore!16818 3-5 yr + Sa 11:00am-12:00pm Mar 3 1 HSIC De Ponte $5

April Arthropods – Arthro-what?! Crabs, spiders and insects are all part of this clique. We’ll investigate as weget to touch and hold some resident crabs. Make a craft to take home.16819 3-5 yr + Sa 11:00am-12:00pm Apr 7 1 HSIC De Ponte $5

May Metamorphosis – A big word for a beautiful transformation that many animals go through. Ladybugsare the topic of today’s class. Hike the trail for a ladybug hunt and make a craft to take home.16820 3-5 yr + Sa 11:00am-12:00pm May 5 1 HSIC De Ponte $5

| Weekend Nature Activities |Catch a Leprechaun – In the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, explore everything green in the marsh. Investigatewhat turns water, plants and bird feathers green. If we are lucky, we might even find a leprechaun!16784 3-7 yr Sa 11:00am-12:00pm Mar 17 1 HSIC Tarnowski $5

Gyotaku Fish Printing – Come practice the ancient Japanese art of fish printing with real and rubber fish.Learn how to turn your newly made print into a stylish banner of your own creation to take home and show off.Both rubber and real fish provided, as well as paper for printing. Feel free to bring old t-shirts or bandanas todecorate.16419 5 yr + Su 11:00am-12:00pm Mar 18 1 HSIC Downs $8

Crusty Crustaceans – Got crabs? Well, we do, but crabs are not the only crustaceans found at the shoreline.Come to the Hayward shoreline to explore our mudflats at low tide. Hike less than one mile to the shore toexplore and discover the many crustacean inhabitants. Please dress accordingly as we will most certainly getmuddy. 16917 6 yr + Sa 11:30am-1:30pm Mar 31 1 HSIC Cook $5

Family Bicycle Adventure – Bring your family, bicycles, and lunches out for a 5-mile ride along the BayTrail. A naturalist will take the lead and find the best places to discover birds, crabs, and other animals.16420 1 mo + Su 11:00am-1:00pm Apr 8 1 HSIC Workover $5

Discovering the History of the Bay – Discuss the unique and interesting history of the Bay Area fromthe ice ages, to the Gold Rush, to the salt evaporation ponds of Alameda County. Walk through remnants left bysettlers who worked at the shoreline over one hundred years ago.16421 18 yr + Su 12:00pm-2:00pm Apr 15 1 HSIC Workover $5

Shoreline Botanical Bio-Blitz 2012 – Interpretive Center staff will be conducting a survey of the plantsfound within the park. Volunteers of all botanical skill levels are encouraged to help complete the survey. Pleasejoin us to learn more about the plant communities found in our salt marsh habitat.16918 8 yr + Su 10:30pm-1:00pm Apr 15 1 HSIC Cook $5

W is for Water! – Come out and celebrate Earth Day with your tiny Tots! They will explore the wonders ofthe rain cycle as they create “rain” with their own “clouds.”16785 2-4 yr Sa 10:00am-10:45am Apr 21 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $5

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Create Your World – In honor of Earth Day, create your very own Earth to take home using natural productslike starch and paper products.16789 5-12 yr Su 11:00am-12:00pm Apr 21 1 HSIC Tarnowski $5

Recycled Earth Day Cards – Celebrate Earth Day by creating Earth Day presents out of recycled paper.During class we will first re-use shredded paper to create cards, bookmarks, or signs. Then you can decorateyour creation with food coloring, non-toxic paint, or leaves and flowers. We can add seeds to our paper pulpmixture to make a clever gift that can be later planted to grow native flowers.16422 8 yr + Su 12:00pm-1:00pm Apr 22 1 HSIC Downs $5

Shoreline Trash Takers – Learn about the litter problems facing San Francisco Bay and surrounding marshes.Head out on the trail to have a positive impact on this beautiful ecosystem by removing litter.16423 4 yr + Su 11:00am-12:30pm Apr 29 1 HSIC Downs Free

Mother’s Day Creations – Surprise your mother or a loved one by showing how much you care with ahandmade card or gift. We’ll provide the supplies; you provide the creativity and love.16788 5-12 yr Sa 11:00am-12:00pm May 12 1 HSIC Tarnowski $7

Marsh in Motion – Enjoy some family fun as we present an engaging and educational play featuring creaturesof the salt marsh! Light refreshments provided.16786 All Ages Sa 11:00am-12:00pm May 19 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick/Tarnowski $516787 All Ages Su 11:00am-12:00pm Jun 10 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick/Tarnowski $5

Shoreline Fishing Trek – Fishing is a fun and relaxing way to spend the day and enjoy nature. Meet thenaturalist at the Shoreline Interpretive Center for an afternoon of fishing fun. Learn or practice fishing basics likeknot-tying, rigging and proper fish handling. We have poles to lend, but feel free to bring your own gear. Anyone16 years or older needs a valid fishing license to participate. Dress to get a little dirty or muddy, or even rainy.Bait is provided, but bring a snack for yourself.16428 6 yr + Su 12:00pm-4:00pm May 20 1 HSIC Downs $25

Compass Exploration – Can you point to the Pacific Ocean? How about to the North Pole? Learn to use acompass, the sun, and land features to find your way while hiking on a hill that allows you to get the whole Bayinto perspective. Meet at the West Winton trailhead.16424 7 yr + Su 11:30am-1:00pm May 27 1 HSIC Workover $5

A Day of Fishing – Fishing is a fun and relaxing way to spend the day and enjoy nature. Learn or practicefishing basics like knot-tying, rigging, and proper fish handling. We have poles to lend, but feel free to bring yourown gear. Anyone 16 years or older needs a valid fishing license to participate. Dress to get a little dirty or muddy.Bait provided, but bring a lunch.16425 6 yr + Su 11:00am-3:00pm Jun 3 1 HSIC Downs $25

Driving Tour of the Shore – A naturalist will drive on the trail to various points along the shore to birdwatch, taste edible plants, and learn about the history of the bay. This is a great way for people with difficultyhiking to see more of this beautiful habitat.16426 18 yr + Su 11:00am-1:00pm Jun 10 1 HSIC Workover $5

Celebrating Father’s Day – Honor the father figure in your life by creating a heartfelt gift expressing whyhe is important to you. We will also learn about fathers in the animal kingdom that play an important role inraising their children.16790 5-12 yr Sa 10:30am-11:30am Jun 16 1 HSIC Tarnowski $7

Toddler Ramble – Come out and enjoy your mornings with your child at the Interpretive Center. Your littleone will learn about our shoreline “friends” through books and crafts (Topics include: Mar 16-Crabs, Mar 23-Birds, Apr 6-Leopard Sharks, Apr 13-Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse, Apr 20-Plants, May 4-Shells, May 11-Fish, May18-Water).16795 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am Mar 16 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416796 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am Mar 23 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416797 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am Apr 6 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416798 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am Apr 13 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416799 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am Apr 20 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416800 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am May 4 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416801 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am May 11 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $416802 1-3 yr F 11:00am-11:30am May 18 1 HSIC Torres-Kirkpatrick $4

| Bird Walks |Wings of Change – Can you feel the change of spring in the air? Come with us intothe fresh water marsh to witness the transformation in action. Marsh Wrens are singingobsessively to protect their nests while swallows have just arrived and terns have yet tocongregate into their colonies. We will meet at the Interpretive Center and head out fromthere.16560 12 yr + Sa 10:00am-1:00pm Mar 24 1 HSIC Graham $5

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Heron Trifecta – Our adventure begins at the West Winton trailhead next to Mt. Trashmore where we willjourney south along the trail searching for shorebirds and waterfowl alike. As we approach the footbridges wewill be on the lookout for Great Blue Herons and their cousins, Snowy and Great Egrets.16561 12 yr + Sa 9:30am-12:30pm Apr 14 1 HSIC Graham $5

A Feathered Tradition – This is our 3rd annual spring walk through the marshes of Coyote Hills, and itpromises to be an exceptional day indeed. Our goal will be to come across fun birds like moorhens, teals, andyellowthroats. There is a $5 parking lot fee, and we will meet at the last lot next to the Visitor Center. Directionscan be found at http://www.ebparks.org/parks.16562 12 yr+ Sa 9:30am-12:30pm Apr 28 1 HSIC Graham $5

Pushing the Birding Envelope – May is the only month that a small, unassuming bird called a Black Ternpasses through our marshes, and today we are on a quest to find these uncommon and lovely birds. Bring yourfortitude and sense of humor as we bravely take on flying midges for this enjoyable walk that starts at theInterpretive Center.16563 12 yr + Sa 10:00am-1:00pm May 12 1 HSIC Graham $5

So You Want To Call Yourself a Birder? – Robert’s Landing is a stretch of the Hayward Shoreline thatrarely disappoints the birder in all of us. If you have ever traveled along this bit of Bay Trail and wondered whatyou were looking at, join us and begin to put some names to various birds that call our bay their home. We willmeet at the Grant Ave. parking lot in San Lorenzo.16564 12 yr + Sa 8:30am-11:30am May 19 1 HSIC Graham $5

| Sulphur Creek Nature Center |Open Daily, 10:00am-5:00pm | Closed: Sunday, April 8, 2012 (Easter Sunday)

Sulphur Creek is a free wildlife center dedicated to bringing people and animals closer together. There are liveanimal displays featuring local species, a Discovery Center, a pet rental program, school and group wildlifeeducation programs, wildlife rehabilitation program, special events, nature study classes, volunteer programs,and outreach activities. The park provides picnic facilities, a nature trail, and a creek; so stop by and visit.

Wildlife Discovery Center Learn about watersheds, creek life, and the plants and animals that depend on this important habitat. Discoverwhich animals at Sulphur Creek are amphibians, and where they need to go in the spring. Pick up a brochure tofind out how you can support your favorite critter at Sulphur Creek through our Adopt-an-Animal Program andhow you can get your name added to the Adoptive Parents Wall Plaque. Open daily, 10:00am-4:30pm.

Animal LibraryVisit the Lending Library and go home with your very own pet for the week. Animals available to rent include,rats, mice, hamsters, and guinea pigs. All critters come complete with cage, food and water containers, a bag offood and care sheet. Open Saturday and Sunday, 10:00am-3:00pm only. $20 rental fee. All rentals require a $40Visa/MasterCard deposit along with a valid Driver’s License or I.D. card. Due to the popularity of this programand limited number of animals available, all rentals are on a first come, first serve basis.

Teacher ServicesIntroduce your students to the wonders of our bay area native wildlife by taking a “Walk with the Animals” orgoing on a “Mini-beast Safari” at Sulphur Creek. We also offer special programs on reptiles and amphibians,birds, mammals, owls, bats, raptors, creek ecology, and arthropods. Sign-up early. Call (510) 881-6747 for abrochure or to make your reservation. Program descriptions may be viewed online atwww.haywardrec.org/sc_prog_school.html. Be sure to read about our newest class programs, Owls on the Prowl,Birds of Prey, and Bats in Focus. Programs now offered Monday-Friday.

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Volunteer Opportunities Interested in working with wildlife? Join our crew of trained volunteers to feed and care for injured and sickwildlife along with Sulphur Creek’s non-releasable resident animals. Work on special projects. Help us withimportant record-keeping, clerical work, and gardening. Stop by to pick up an application.

“Day on the Green” Join the Naturalist on the “Green” and come face to face with some of Sulphur Creek’s resident wildlife everySaturday and Sunday at 2:30pm. Great photo opportunities of wildlife up close.

| Adult Nature Series |Join the naturalists at Sulphur Creek Nature Center in a series of programs toexplore nature up close. These programs are designed for adults only. Must be atleast 18 to attend.Spring’s Songbirds – The sweet sounds of sparrows, towhees, finches andred-winged blackbirds are here! Come discover their varied songs, colors, shapes,and favorite dining spots as we meet our Sulphur Creek songbirds up-close.16858 18 yr + Sa 1:00pm-2:30pm 4/14 1 Franke SCNC $16

Making Your Garden a Habitat – Bring butterflies, ladybugs, dragonflies,and hummingbirds to your garden! Our garden expert will share the secrets ofwhich native plants provide shelter or a favorite food for our native wildlife. Meetat the Sulphur Creek garden for this adult only program.16859 18 yr + Sa 12:30pm-2:30pm 5/12 1 Franke SCNC $16

| Toddler Time |Toddler Times are designed for ages 1 to 3 with their caregivers. Each class includes a hands-on visit with animals,a craft, and an outdoor exploration. Sibling Fee: $3 per child. Sibling registration not available online. Please call(510) 881-6700 for information on registering siblings.April Toddler Time: Ears – Investigate all sorts of animal ears as we meet the rabbit, tortoise, and guineapig, create a special bunny, and visit the animals outside.16823 1-3 yr & caregiver M 10:00am-10:45am Apr 2 1 SCNC Christine $7/child16824 1-3 yr & caregiver W 10:00am-10:45am Apr 4 1 SCNC Leah $7/child16825 1-3 yr & caregiver Sa 10:00am-10:45am Apr 21 1 SCNC Christine $7/child 16826 1-3 yr & caregiver T 10:00am-10:45am Apr 24 1 SCNC Leah $7/child 16827 1-3 yr & caregiver T 11:30am-12:15pm Apr 24 1 SCNC Leah $7/child

May Toddler Time: Animal Sounds – Come caw with the crows and howl with the coyotes. Listen to allsorts of animal sounds as we meet the toad, chicken, and duck, and color puppets to sing with.16828 1-3 yr & caregiver W 10:00am-10:45am May 16 1 SCNC Leah $7/child16829 1-3 yr & caregiver Sa 10:00am-10:45am May 19 1 SCNC Christine $7/child16830 1-3 yr & caregiver T 10:00am-10:45am May 22 1 SCNC Leah $7/child 16831 1-3 yr & caregiver T 11:30am-12:15pm May 22 1 SCNC Leah $7/child16832 1-3 yr & caregiver M 10:00am-10:45am May 28 1 SCNC Christine $7/child

June Toddler Time: Sticks – Discover many marvelous uses of sticks as we visit the chinchilla, dove, andsnake and search for special sticks outside.16833 1-3 yr & caregiver W 10:00am-10:45am Jun 6 1 SCNC Leah $7/child 16834 1-3 yr & caregiver M 10:00am-10:45am Jun 11 1 SCNC Christine $7/child16835 1-3 yr & caregiver Sa 10:00am-10:45am Jun 23 1 SCNC Christine $7/child16836 1-3 yr & caregiver T 10:00am-10:45am Jun 26 1 SCNC Leah $7/child16837 1-3 yr & caregiver T 11:30am-12:15pm Jun 26 1 SCNC Leah $7/child

| Youth Nature Classes |Youth Nature Classes are designed for ages 3-5, 4-7, and 5-9. Eachclass will focus on an animal adaptation that is used to help itsurvive. Students will meet live animals up close and complete aspecial project or craft based on the featured adaptation.Signs of Spring – Search with us for signs of spring. Visit the dove,turtle, and chinchilla, watch a silly puppet show, and make a beautiful bee.16844 3-5 yr M 11:00am-12:30pm Apr 30 1 SCNC Christine $8/child16848 4-7 yr T 3:30pm-5:00pm Apr 24 1 SCNC Leah $8/child16849 4-7 yr M 3:30pm-5:00pm Apr 30 1 SCNC Deb $8/child 16850 5-9 yr W 3:30pm-5:00pm Apr 4 1 SCNC Leah $8/child

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Catchers – Play catch with us and discover clever ways that animals catch their food. Visit the owl, salamander,and duck, and catch water creatures in the creek.16845 3-5 yr M 11:00am-12:30pm May 21 1 SCNC Christine $8/child16851 4-7 yr W 3:30pm-5:00pm May 16 1 SCNC Leah $8/child16852 4-7 yr M 3:30pm-5:00pm May 21 1 SCNC Deb $8/child16853 5-9 yr T 3:30pm-5:00pm May 22 1 SCNC Leah $8/child

Rainbow Animals – Find each of the colors of the rainbow as we meet the kestrel, turtle, and snake and visitthe animals outside. Create your own tiny rainbow and do some bubble painting. 16846 3-5 yr M 11:00am-12:30pm Jun 18 1 SCNC Christine $8/child16854 4-7 yr M 2:30pm-4:00pm Jun 18 1 SCNC Christine $8/child16855 4-7 yr T 2:30pm-4:00pm Jun 26 1 SCNC Leah $8/child16856 5-9 yr W 3:30pm-5:00pm Jun 6 1 SCNC Leah $8/child

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Teddy Bear Picnic – Bring your favorite stuffed animal friend, a picnic lunch, and a blanket to sit on to thisspecial picnic in the park. Visit our furry friends from the pet library and watch to see who wins the pet races.(No charge for siblings under 1 year)16887 1-6 yr W 12:00pm-1:30pm Jun 6 1 SCNC Leah $8/child

Tadpole Search Field Trip – For ages 2-9 with their caregiver. Meet at a special location in Garin Park foran expedition in search of tadpoles and other wonderful water creatures. Use nets to help you get an up closelook at these special creatures. Make a floating toy too. (Directions to the meeting place will be sent the weekbefore.)16857 2-9 yr M 2:30pm-4:00pm Jun 25 1 SCNC Christine $8/child

Defying Cockroaches – Imagine being able to move a mountain or stop a speeding train. Feats of strengthare an important adaptation needed by many animals to survive. Discover the hidden strength of a cockroach asyou create an experiment to calculate his muscle power. You will use scientific methods to predict, experiment,and analyze. Conforms to California Educational State Standards.16861 6-12 yr Sa 10:00am-12:00pm Jun 23 1 SCNC Powell $15/child

Campfire Nights – Break into summer with this fun summer tradition with your family! Visit with specialcritters of the night and enjoy an evening of roasting marshmallows. NASCAR Roaches: On your mark, get-set,GO! Have you ever raced a cockroach? Enjoy an exciting evening at the races when you select, examine, and racea Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. Come to this fun family evening of races and marshmallow roasting.16867 4-12 yr Sa 6:30pm-8:30pm Jun 23 1 SCNC Powell $10/Child

| Castro Valley Library Amphitheater |Join the naturalist from Sulphur Creek Nature Center to explore the amazing watershed at the Castro ValleyLibrary. To register call the Library at (510) 667-7900. Program is free, but reservations are required as space islimited.Burrowing Buddies – There is a whole different world right under out feet! Come learn which animals liketo spend their time underground, and why they think it is such a special place. Meet a snake, gopher, rabbit andguinea pig. Class will meet at the Castro Valley Library Amphitheater. 6-12 yr F 3:45pm-4:45pm May 11 1 CV Library Staff Free

Birds of Prey – Birds of Prey include: hawks, eagles, falcons and owls. Meet these birds and see first-handtheir amazing tools that allow them to be expert hunters. 6-12 yr T 3:45pm-4:45pm Jun 12 1 CV Library Staff Free

| Community Service Shadow Class |Learn about the programs and day-to-day operations of Sulphur CreekNature Center. Attend an orientation that will introduce you to a varietyof education programs, wildlife jobs, volunteer opportunities, and ourwildlife hospital. Get a behind-the-scenes tour, and then sign up toshadow one of our experienced volunteers for half a day. You willassist them as they care for our resident hawks, owls, coyotes orfoxes. Help clean, feed and plan enrichment. May satisfy 6 hoursof community service requirements, check with your school first.Registration is required. The Community Service Class designed for Middle and High Schoolstudents.16860 Sa 1:00pm-3:00pm Apr 28 1 SCNC Staff $30 Shadow times: Must sign–up for Shadow time within 30 days of orientation. Saturday, 8:30am-12:30pm or 1:00pm-5:00pm / Sunday, 8:30am-12:30pm or 1:00pm-5:00pm Or two 2-hour shifts Monday, Wednesday, or Friday, 3:00pm-5:00pm

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| Art |Drop-in Art Classes – each quarter participants must complete a registration form at their first class then signin at each subsequent class. Registration discounts do not apply to drop-in fees.

Glass FusingLearn the fundamentals of glass fusing. You will create three unique, beautiful and functional fused glass piecesof art. Choices include platters, wearable art, vases, planters, frames and more. 16746 18 yr + T 11:00am-2:00pm Mar 27-Apr 17 4 ARAN Mimran $65*16747 18 yr + Th 11:00am-2:00pm Apr 19-May 10 4 ARAN Mimran $65**$100 supply fee due at first class.

Stained GlassAlthough the instructor prefers the use of copper foil and flux to put stained glass projects together, studentswho prefer using lead kame are welcome to do so. You will need to purchase supplies. Supply list available. Noclass 4/12. 17070 18 yr + Th 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 22-May 17 9 Adobe Merigan 85

Floral DesignLearn the basic skills of floral design for hobby, personal enjoyment orspecial occasions using fresh flowers. Classes will cover required tools,containers, basic principles of design, different shapes, effective useof color and corsage construction. Supply list will be provided on firstday of class. View the instructor’s website for pictures and details atwww.ashabp.webs.com. 16518 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-12:00pm Apr 14-May 19 6 Adobe Poovaiah $80**$55 material fee due at first class.

Jewelry DesignCreate a bold modern design cast from an old unused piece, or update a classic in a particular proportion, coloror arrangement. Jewelry design, construction and lost wax casting are taught in a small class setting.16919 18 yr + T 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 20-Apr 24 6 WPCC Wright $4516920 18 yr + Th 11:00am-1:30pm Mar 22-Apr 26 6 WPCC Wright $45

Jewelry CastingLearn the basics while we discuss wax work, settings for gem stones, designing, polishing and finishing and thecorrect use of tools. We will also cover kiln loading, firing and unloading with emphasis on casting preciousmetals. No class 4/11.16462 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 21-May 30 10 Adobe Donivan $76

Chinese Brush PaintingAlso known as watercolor painting “The Chinese Way” using mediums such as brushes, ink stone, ink stick, andrice paper. Methods of mounting completed paintings will be covered. All levels welcome.16635 18 yr + W 1:00pm-3:30pm Mar 21-May 23 10 Adobe Ku $75

Oil and AcrylicHave fun learning the basics of landscape painting in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. You will need to provide yourown supplies costing between $50-$100. Supply lists are available at the Adobe Art Office. This is a drop-in class.16649 18 yr + M 7:00pm-9:30pm Apr 2-Jun 18 Adobe White $23 drop-in

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Life DrawingA cooperative drawing class for all levels of proficiency. Each session involves gesture poses, 20-minute studiesand one hour-long pose. There is a three hour pose at the end of each month. All medias are included. Odorlessthinners only. No cameras. This is a drop-in program. Please pay at the door.16636 18 yr + Th 7:00pm-10:00pm Mar 22-Jun 21 Adobe Gunn $15 drop-in

The Painting CrowdAn informal gathering of painters working together in a friendly and helpful atmosphere. Adobe Art Center –The studio room provides tables, chairs and easels. San Lorenzo – the room provides tables and chairs. Odorlessthinners only. No class 5/28.16678 18 yr + Th 10:00am-2:30pm Apr 5-Jun 21 1 Adobe Staff $3 drop-in16690 18 yr + M 10:00am-2:00pm Mar 19-Apr 9 4 SLCC Clair $1216691 18 yr + M 10:00am-2:00pm Apr 16-May 7 4 SLCC Clair $1216690 18 yr + M 10:00am-2:00pm May 14-Jun 11 4 SLCC Clair $12

WatercolorBeginning students learn the basics of water media painting with an emphasis ondrawing, perspective, color theory and problem solving. Advanced students focuson original compositions based on a given theme (i.e., motion, light, flight, etc.).Emphasis is on fundamental elements of design derived from value sketches,going beyond the mere copying of photographs. Individual/ group critiques.You must provide your own supplies, which is discussed at the first class.Beginning/Intermediate16512 16 yr + T 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 27-May 29 10 Adobe Pratt $11016513 16 yr + W 9:30am-12:00pm Mar 28-May 30 10 Adobe Pratt $110Intermediate/Advanced16514 16 yr + W 1:00pm-3:30pm Mar 28-May 30 10 Adobe Pratt $110

QuiltingBeginners learn the basics of quilting , fabric selection, rotary cutting, machine and hand piecing, appliqué andmore. Intermediate students will work on class projects or their own UFO using techniques such as paperfoundation piecing, crazy quilts, crayon embroidery and more depending on student’s interest. No class 5/28.Beginning16487 18 yr + M 9:30am-12:30pm Mar 26-May 28 10 Adobe Kafoure $72Beginning/Intermediate16476 18 yr + M 6:30pm-8:30pm Mar 12-May 7 9 Adobe Steinhoff $6516478 18 yr + Th 6:30 pm-8:30 pm Mar 22-May 24 10 Adobe Steinhoff $65Intermediate16477 18 yr + M 9:30am-12:30pm Apr 9-May 28 8 Adobe Kafoure $5216475 18 yr + T 9:30am-12:30pm Apr 10-May 29 8 Adobe Kafoure $52

PotteryLearn and practice pottery as an art form in our peaceful classroom environments. We are one of the fewprograms in the bay area to offer gas high temperature glaze (cone 10) reduction firings as well as alternativesfor firing. Fees include glazes and firing. Participants must pre-purchase clay at class and provide their owntools. Starter tool kits are available for purchase at class. We start with basic instruction in the techniques of wheelthrowing, hand building, sculpture and high-fire glazing. Intermediate students continue instruction in basictechniques and are encouraged to bring ideas for individual projects. There is also advanced instruction inextended throwing, lidded forms, and altered pieces. Each class can accommodate all levels. Choose the timeand day that is convenient for you.16433 18 yr + M 10:00am-12:30pm Mar 19-May 21 10 Adobe Woofter $13016436 18 yr + T 12:30pm-3:00pm Mar 20-May 22 10 WPCC Neuru/Moss $13016437 18 yr + T 5:00pm-7:30pm Mar 20-May 22 10 WPCC Epperson $13016429 18 yr + T 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 20-May 22 10 Adobe Kowalski $13016435 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 21-May 23 10 WPCC Mielke $13016432 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 21-May 23 10 Adobe Olson $13016434 18 yr + Th 10:00am-12:30pm Mar 22-May 24 10 WPCC Woofter $13016430 15 yr + Th 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 22-May 24 10 Adobe Kowalski $13016438 18 yr + Th 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 22-May 24 10 WPCC Russell $13016431 18 yr + Sa 3:00pm-5:30pm Mar 24-May 26 10 Adobe Kowalski $130

Raku Firing16439 18 yr + M 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 19-May 21 10 Adobe Mielke $130

Pottery and Ceramic SculptureThis beginning to intermediate pottery and sculpture class is for students who want to work on wheel and slabprojects. Bring your own tools and purchase clay at class. Starter tool kits available for purchase at class.16504 18 yr + W 10:00am-12:30pm Mar 21-May 23 10 Adobe Brest $130

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Raku Glazing and Firing IntensiveFocus on glazing and firing your bisque ware in the raku process. Class meets the 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month.16505 18 yr + Th 6:00pm-9:00pm Mar 22-May 24 1 WPCC Shaffer $19 drop-in

Pottery WorkshopThis class is designed for drop-ins or class make-ups. Workshops are overseen by volunteers providing informalinstruction. Only items produced during session/class time will be fired. You may provide a make-up slip, pay thedrop-in fee at the door, or pre-purchase a 5-visit punch card. To purchase a punch card register for one of thesessions then pick up your card at the Adobe Art office or request that the card be mailed to you. You must providea receipt for all card pick-ups. Punch cards are valid for one year and can be used at any pottery drop-in workshop.The cards are non-refundable and a $20 lost card replacement fee is applicable. Cards are transferable.16546 15 yr + Sa 12:30pm-3:00pm Mar 24-May 26 10 Adobe Staff $15 drop-in*16548 15 yr + Sa 10:00am-12:30pm Mar 24-May 19 5 WPCC** Staff $15 drop-in*16545 15 yr + T 10:00am-12:30pm Mar 20-May 22 10 Adobe Staff $15 drop-in*16547 15 yr + F 10:00am-12:30pm Mar 23-May 25 10 WPCC Staff $15 drop-in**$65 for 5-visit punch card. **1st and 3rd Saturday only.

| Dance |Salsa Dance – BeginningClub Style Salsa is HOT and featured in clubs everywhere. Get in on the fun bylearning “Club-Style Salsa” in this playful and energetic class. This is a great, funworkout to the hottest Latin music. It’s a great way to connect with your currentpartner – or meet a new one! No partner required.16728 18 yr + T 7:00pm-8:00pm Mar 27-May 29 10 SFCC Tomaj $120 person/$200 couple

Salsa Dance – IntermediateClub Style This challenging and rewarding class is packed with hot moves and cool styling. Includes a ½ hour ofopen dancing after each class. No partner required. Prerequisite: Beginning Salsa or experience partner dancing.16729 18 yr + T 8:00pm-9:30pm Mar 27-May 29 10 SFCC Tomaj $100 person/$180 couple

Swing and Ballroom BasicsGet up and dance! Emphasis is on having fun while developing an engaging social hobby. You will learncomfortable steps in East Coast Swing and smooth dances such as Fox Trot, Waltz and nightclub Two Step.16725 18 yr + Th 7:00pm-8:00pm Apr 5-May 24 8 SFCC Hilton $8916726 18 yr + F 6:30pm-7:30pm Apr 6-May 25 8 CVCC Hilton $89

Tango and Latin DanceLearn the seductive move of Tango and other Latin dances such as Rumba, Cha-Cha, Samba, Salsa and Merengue.Burn the floor with these action-packed energetic dances. Express your inner self and look like a pro at nightclubs,weddings, cruises or other social gatherings.16723 18 yr + Th 8:00pm-9:00pm Apr 5-May 24 8 SFCC Hilton $8916724 18 yr + F 7:30pm-8:30pm Apr 6-May 25 8 CVCC Hilton $89

Swing And Only SwingHave fun and exercise at the same time. Learn to dance to tunes from Glen Miller (30’s) to the Cherry Poppin’Daddy’s (90’s). We will start with the basics and then move to the West Coast Swing and Lindy. If you have twoleft feet or even danced a little we are waiting for you.16727 18 yr + F 8:30pm-9:30pm Apr 6-May 25 8 CVCC Hilton $89

Country Western Line Dancing Kick your boot heels and have lots of fun! Seniors will have the opportunity to stay active and focus oncoordination. So come on down to meet new people, listen to great music, and enjoy the classics.Beginning16365 18 yr + W 10:00am-11:30am Apr 4-Jun 27 MJCC Jones $3 drop-inIntermediate/Advanced16363 18 yr + M 10:00am-11:30am Apr 2-Jun 25 MJCC Jones $3 drop-in16364 18 yr + F 10:00am-11:30am Apr 6-Jun 29 MJCC Jones $3 drop-in

Afro-Belly Boogie Cardio DanceCombine the energy and powerful moves of African dance with the toning and sultry movements of Belly Dancein this fun and fabulous head-to-toe workout giving immediate measurable results. Experience improved flexibility,stamina, core conditioning, muscle tone, mood and confidence. No class 5/26, 5/28. 17208 16 yr + F 10:00am-11:00am Mar 23-Apr 13 4 SGCC Thacker $3517209 16 yr + F 10:00am-11:00am May 11-Jun 8 4 SGCC Thacker $3517210 16 yr + M 6:30pm-7:30pm Mar 26-Apr 23 5 SGCC Thacker $4017211 16 yr + M 6:30pm-7:30pm May 7-Jun 11 5 SGCC Thacker $40

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Afro-Belly Boogie Fusion Belly DanceCombining the moves and sounds of African and Middle Eastern dance styles you will learn technique and fullchoreography to enjoy and demonstrate to friends and loved ones! A great workout for all shapes and sizes.Wear loose, comfortable clothing and leather sole shoes (sandals, ballet shoes or bare feet). No class 5/26, 5/28. 17212 16 yr + M 7:30pm-8:30pm Mar 26-Apr 23 5 SGCC Thacker $5017213 16 yr + M 7:30pm-8:30pm May 7-Jun 11 5 SGCC Thacker $5017214 16 yr + F 11:00am-12:00pm Mar 23-Apr 13 4 SGCC Thacker $4017215 16 yr + F 11:00am-12:00pm May 11-Jun 8 4 SGCC Thacker $40

Afro-Belly Boogie Dance Troupe and FitnessJoin Angel, an award winning East Bay dancer, in a session focused on movement and music. Beyond the basicswe will rehearse fun routines of performance quality. You will have an opportunity to join in the many dancetroupe opportunities and perform in the community. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and leather sole shoes(sandals, ballet shoes or bare feet). Must complete beginning class and have instructor approval. No class 5/28. 17216 16 yr + M 8:30pm-9:30pm Mar 26-Apr 23 5 SGCC Thacker $4017217 16 yr + M 8:30pm-9:30pm May 7-Jun 11 5 SGCC Thacker $40

Belly DanceGet ready for summer with belly dance classes. Get your heart rate up and your weight down! Increase flexibility,circulation muscle control and core strength. Beginning is for dancers with no experience and focuses on anintroduction to basic steps and rhythms. Intermediate-Advanced levels will focus on technique and interpretationof regional dance choreography. Learn authentic movement to complex rhythms, veils, balancing, props. Pleasewear comfortable exercise clothes or loose skirt and leather soled shoes. Bring finger cymbals and veils orpurchase from instructor ($20). Drop-in also available, 5-punch pass $75.Beginning17220 16 yr + T 6:00pm-7:00pm Mar 27-Jun 12 12 CVCC Anisa $132Intermediate17221 16 yr + T 7:00pm-8:00pm Mar 27-Jun 12 12 CVCC Anisa $132

Meditational DanceLearn simple, relaxing dances set to soothing music. Meditational Dance creates a space for you to slow downand discover peace and calmness. No partner or prior dance experience needed.17222 16 yr + Th 7:30pm-8:30pm Apr 5-May 24 8 CVCC Atkins $80

| Health and Fitness |Boot CampThis class is designed for both Men and Women. Cardio, circuit, resistancetraining, FULL body workout. We will start indoors using heavy bags,medicine balls and jump ropes. We will also go outside forwalking/running. Change up your exercise routine with this intense class.15466 16 yr + F 9:00am-10:00am Mar 16-Apr 27 7 Dance Co Feder $7015467 16 yr + F 9:00am-10:00am May 4-Jun 15 7 Dance Co Feder $70

Abs and Abs Only!!!Target your trouble spots with this express 30-minute class that includes toning and sculpting moves! Standingand floor exercise, with and without medicine balls. 15215 16 yr + M 5:00pm-5:30pm Mar 12-Apr 30 8 Dance Co Feder $5515463 16 yr + M 5:00pm-5:30pm May 7-Jun 11 5 Dance Co Feder $36

Fit-n-TrimCome and enjoy routines designed to assist you in attaining and maintaining good muscle tone, weight loss andimproved cardiovascular fitness. A variety of class formats for all ages and fitness levels.15196 18 yr + M/W 6:00pm-7:00pm Mar 19-Apr 25 12 CVCC Farar $6615197 18 yr + M/W 6:00pm-7:00pm Apr 30-May 12 6 CVCC Farar $33

Cross Fit Full Body Training For men and women who want to challenge themselves with an intensive workout you will love. Full body trainingthat will leave you feeling and looking great. Please bring a yoga mat and water bottle to class.17440 14 yr + Th 7:00pm-8:30pm Mar 29-May 3 6 KASCC Williams $8017441 14 yr + Th 7:00pm-8:30pm May 10-Jun 14 6 KASCC Williams $80

Water Fitness ClassesShape up and slim down with the fun of invigorating water exercise. See Aquatics section for more information.

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2-Hour Feel the Burn Boot CampJoin us for 2 hours . . . Yes we said 2 full hours of TOTAL body workout!! Cardio, Circuit, Resistance Training.Walking, Running, Heavy Bags, Medicine Balls and Jump Rope. Core, Gluts, Arms, Legs. You name it, we targetit. Men are especially welcome! If you want to change up your fitness routine this is definitely the class for YOU!15470 18 yr + Su 10:00am-12:00pm Mar 11-Apr 8 5 Dance Co Feder $6815471 18 yr + Su 10:00am-12:00pm Apr 15-May 13 5 Dance Co Feder $6815472 18 yr + Su 10:00am-12:00pm May 20-Jun 10 4 Dance Co Feder $58

Extreme Cardio Kick Boxing This intense TOTAL body workout can burn up to 800 calories while being set to music will increase your strengthand flexibility while burning fat. Class includes circuit training, aerobic activity, toning, punching and kicking heavybags and ends in with a blast of guts and butts!! Bring a towel because you are guaranteed to sweat! Men andWomen are welcome!15219 18 yr + M/W 7:00pm-7:50pm Mar 12-Apr 11 10 Dance Co Feder $10015221 18 yr + M/W 7:00pm-7:50pm Apr 16-May 16 10 Dance Co Feder $10015574 18 yr + M/W 7:00pm-7:50pm May 21-Jun 13 8 Dance Co Feder $8015220 18 yr + T 7:00pm-7:50pm Mar 13-Apr 24 7 Dance Co Feder $7015575 18 yr + T 7:00pm-7:50pm May 1-Jun 12 7 Dance Co Feder $70

Inspire Fitness Boot Camps for WomenInspire Fitness Boot Camps – Don’t let the word “Boot Camp” scare you off. Just think of it as an indoorand outdoor fitness workout, two-three times a week that is designed to constantly keep your body in motionand work all muscle groups in a fun and engaging way led by certified coaches. Outdoor camps are held at parksin Castro Valley and Hayward through October. November-April camps held indoors at the Castro ValleyCommunity Center. Register online at www.inspirefitnessbootcamps.com.18 yr + M/W/F Rise & Shine 5:45am-6:45am continuous see Inspire Fitness website for location and fees18 yr + T/Th Morning 9:15am-10:00am continuous see Inspire Fitness website for location and fees18 yr + M/W/Th Evening 6:30pm-7:15 pm continuous see Inspire Fitness website for location and fees

Free Fit Club – Join us for free workouts and spend an hour every Saturday morning burning calories, gettingfitter, leaner and stronger. All levels welcome! 18 yr + Sa 8:00am-9:00am continuous SLCC InspireFitnessBootCamps.com Free

ZumbaJoin the newest dance-fitness craze inspired by Latin and world music dance steps. This cardio-based workoutcombines high energy and motivating music with fitness moves to create a fast pace, effective, fun workout.Benefits include sculpting, toning and interval training. Ditch the workout and join the party.15213 16 yr + T 6:00pm-6:55pm Mar 13-Apr 24 7 Dance Co Feder $7015464 16 yr + T 6:00pm-6:55pm May 1-Jun 12 7 Dance Co Feder $70 16939 16 yr + T 6:30pm-7:30pm Mar 6-Mar 27 4 WPCC Steele $2016930 16 yr + T 6:30pm-7:30pm Apr 3-Apr 24 4 WPCC Steele $2016931 16 yr + T 6:30pm-7:30pm May 1-May 29 5 WPCC Steele $2516936 16 yr + T 6:30pm-7:30pm Jun 5-Jun 26 4 WPCC Steele $2016940 16 yr + Th 6:30pm-7:30pm Mar 1-Mar 29 5 SGCC Steele $2516932 16 yr + Th 6:30pm-7:30pm Apr 5-Apr 26 4 SGCC Steele $2016933 16 yr + Th 6:30pm-7:30pm May 3-May 31 5 SGCC Steele $2516937 16 yr + Th 6:30pm-7:30pm Jun 7-Jun 28 4 SGCC Steele $2016943 16 yr + Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm Mar 3-Mar 31 5 SGCC Steele $2516935 16 yr + Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm Apr 7-Apr 28 4 SGCC Steele $2016934 16 yr + Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm May 5-May 26 4 SGCC Steele $2016938 16 yr + Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm Jun 2-Jun 30 5 SGCC Steele $25

Zumba Drop-In – Purchase a 8-punch pass to use for any of Sharon Steele’s Zumba classes (Tuesday, Thursdayor Saturday classes). Passes must be pre-purchased and can be picked up at the District Offices at 1099 E Streetor you may request one be mailed to you. The pass is good for two quarters starting with the quarter youpurchased it. To register choose the class that has your intended start date.16944 16 yr + T/Th/Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm Mar 8 WPCC/SGCC Steele $4816947 16 yr + T/Th/Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm Apr 8 WPCC/SGCC Steele $4816948 16 yr + T/Th/Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm May 8 WPCC/SGCC Steele $4816949 16 yr + T/Th/Sa 6:30pm-7:30pm Jun 8 WPCC/SGCC Steele $48

Nat PilatesThis class is designed for both beginning and advanced students. Pilates focuses on the core of your body, aswell as strengthens your lower back and improves your posture. This is an excellent class for those looking tostrengthen their abs and glutes as well as achieve an amazing mind-body experience. Please bring a yoga matand water.16941 16 yr + Th 6:00pm-7:00pm Mar 22-May 10 8 Dance Co Rowe $70

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Trail Hiking For WomenIntroduction to Hiking for Women – Designed for women who are new to hiking. Get pointers onclothing, equipment, nutrition and an introduction to some of the beautiful trails close to home. Hikes are 3-4miles on easy trails. Experience a new park each week. Hikers meet at the trail-head.16525 18 yr + Sa 9:00am-12:00pm Jun 2-Jun 16 3 Hiking Trail TBA Funaro $50

Trail Hiking for Women Beginning – Add something new to your exercise routine. Enjoy the outdoorswhile we explore the many parks and trails right here in our area. New trails and parks each week. Beginninghikes approximately 3-5 miles.16527 18 yr + W 9:00am-1:00pm May 9-May 30 4 Hiking Trail TBA Funaro $50

Trail Hiking for Women Intermediate – Spring is in the air. Enjoy this beautiful time of year in thecompany of other dynamic women like yourself. Hike under the guidance of an experienced hike leader whileexploring new trails and parks each week. Intermediate hikes approximately 5-7 miles.16529 18 yr + T 9:00am-1:00pm May 8-May 29 4 Hiking Trail TBA Funaro $50

Hatha Flow YogaYoga is a great way to lose weight, tone the body and reduce the effects of stress. The art of asana’s (yogapostures) will teach you breathing techniques while you flow from one posture to the next. 15233 18 yr + T 9:00am-10:15am Mar 20-May 22 10 Hot Box Yoga Maravilla $12015234 18 yr + W 4:30pm-5:45pm Mar 21-May 23 10 Hot Box Yoga Maravilla $12015235 18 yr + W 7:15pm-8:30pm Mar 21-May 23 10 Hot Box Yoga Maravilla $120

Pre-Natal YogaThis yoga class is designed for pregnant women (or those trying to conceive). Emphasis will be placed on usingyoga poses to increase strength, flexibility and balance. Students will practice standing and seated poses as wellas breathing techniques appropriate for pregnancy at all stages. 15238 18 yr + T 6:00pm-7:00pm Mar 20-May 22 10 Hot Box Yoga Maravilla $12015239 18 yr + F 6:00pm-7:00pm Mar 23-May 25 10 Hot Box Yoga Maravilla $120

Tai Chi Tai chi, which originated in China as a martial art, is a mind-body practice in complementary and alternativemedicine (CAM). Tai chi is sometimes referred to as “moving meditation” – practitioners move their bodies slowly,gently, and with awareness, while breathing deeply. This class will help with your both the physical and emotionalhealth.17122 18 yr + Su 9:30am-11:00am Mar 4-Mar 25 4 SLCC He $4017129 18 yr + Su 9:30am-11:00am Apr 1-Apr 29 5 SLCC He $5017130 18 yr + Su 9:30am-11:00am May 6-May 27 4 SLCC He $4017131 18 yr + Su 9:30am-11:00am Jun 3-Jun 24 4 SLCC He $40

Tai Chi ChihDe-stress and re-energize as you learn the 20 circular, flowing movements of Tai Chi Chih. Not a martial art butan internally focused meditative form of movement. The practice enhances physical health and emotional stabilitycreating a sense of inner peace. Studies have shown possible benefits to include improved balance, strengthenedimmune system, a better night’s sleep, and many more. Instructor is accredited. 15192 18 yr + T 7:00pm-8:15pm Apr 10-May 29 8 KASCC McAlister $50

Continuing Tai Chi Chih For those who have completed a beginning class.15193 18 yr + T 5:45pm-6:45pm Apr 10-May 29 8 KASCC McAlister $40

Yoga For AdultsJoin us for a relaxing hour of poses and stretches that will energize you and strengthen you! Our instructor willprovide you a guided journey in Yoga for beginners! This class is designed for both men and women!15185 16 yr + W 6:15pm-7:15pm Apr 11-May 16 6 MJCC Jean $6015186 16 yr + W 6:15pm-7:15pm May 23-Jun 27 6 MJCC Jean $60

Yoga For Adults Drop-In – Purchase a 5-punch pass to use to drop into any of the class dates listed belowfor 5 visits. Passes must be pre-purchased and can be picked up at the District Offices at 1099 E Street or you mayrequest one be mailed to you. The pass is good for two quarters starting with the quarter you purchased it. Toregister choose the class that has your intended start date.15185 16 yr + W 6:15pm-7:15pm Apr 11-May 16 6 MJCC Jean $6015186 16 yr + W 6:15pm-7:15pm May 23-Jun 27 6 MJCC Jean $60

Beginning Meditation – Tools for Inner Peace This class will teach the distilled essence of various meditation practices that can lead to heightened awareness,increased concentration and deep relaxation. The emphasis will be “hands on” time to practice each technique.Students will be encouraged to share and learn from each other’s experience.16882 14 yr + M 7:00pm-8:15pm Mar 19-Apr 16 5 SFCC Rudnitzky $75

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| The Energy Company Classes |Classes are continuous and co-ed. Registration is takenat class. Check with individual instructors for holidayschedule. Fee: $40 for 8 classes/$55 for 16 classes/$6single class. Tickets have no expiration date.Put ENERGY into your life while you burn fat, buildmuscle, increase metabolism, improve cardiovascularfitness and relieve stress in a friendly class setting. Bringa towel and a water bottle. [email protected] for further information.

Body SculptingA fat burning, muscle building, body shaping class done to motivating, fun music. A range of free weights (2-15lbs), exercise bands, straps, foam rollers, and chi balls are used to tone and strengthen all major muscle groupsin non-impact, easy to follow movements. Bands and dumbbells provided to get you started then enhanced classadds foam rollers and mediation with cool down.All Levels18 yr + M/W/F 6:30pm-7:30pm continuous KASCC see above for fees18 yr + Th 7:15pm-8:15pm continuous SFCC see above for fees18 yr + Sa 9:00am-10:00am continuous SFCC see above for feesEnhanced18 yr + T 6:30pm-7:30pm continuous SFCC see above for feesZumba 18 yr + M 6:45pm-8:00pm continuous SFCC see above for fees18 yr + F 6:45pm-8:00pm continuous SFCC see above for fees

| Jazzercise Classes |Classes are continuous. Registration is taken at class. EFT(Electronic Funds Transfer) available. Enrollment feesapply.Jazzercise blends aerobics, yoga, Pilates, and kickboxingmovements into fun dance routines set to fresh music.Designed to accommodate a variety of fitness levels andages, the program promotes an effective, safe and funworkout that includes aerobic elements in combinationwith strength training. For additional information, please call the number next to the classes you are interestedin attending. Jazzercise18 yr + M/W 7:10pm-8:10pm CVCC (510) 538-7070 Jan Hennefer www.jazzwithjan.com18 yr + T/Th 6:00pm-7:00pm CVCC (510) 733-1201 Celeste Cook www.jazzceleste.com18 yr + Sa 9:00am-10:00am CVCC (510) 733-1201 Celeste Cook www.jazzceleste.com18 yr + Su 9:00am-10:00am CVCC (510) 733-1201 Celeste Cook www.jazzceleste.com18 yr + M/W/Th/F 8:30am-9:30am KASCC (510) 247-3188 Michele Cowart [email protected] Express18 yr + T/Th 7:05pm-7:35pm CVCC (510) 733-1201 Celeste Cook www.jazzceleste.com18 yr + T/Th 6:00am-7:00am KASCC (510) 407-6186 Michele Cowart [email protected] Body Sculpting18 yr + Sa 8:00am-8:45am CVCC (510) 733-1201 Celeste Cook www.jazzceleste.com

| Languages |German Language InstructionDesigned for those interested in speaking and understanding simpleGerman sentences. Be immersed in the language at the first class. Asthe course progresses we will introduce German writing and reading.The Advanced class is for returning students wanting to further theirlanguage skills. Our teacher is a native German who just published her fifth book, My Father, Hermann Apett.Beginning15153 10 yr + Th 1:00pm-2:30pm Apr 5-Jun 14 11 KASCC Schmidt $60Intermediate16144 10 yr + Th 11:30am-1:00pm Apr 5-Jun 14 11 KASCC Schmidt $60Advanced15154 10 yr + Th 10:00am-11:30am Apr 5-Jun 14 11 KASCC Schmidt $60

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Mandarin Chinese LanguageEasy to learn and fun to meet new friends. We use the standard phonetic symbol method to teach you to speakMandarin. Includes writing Chinese words. Come join us!16523 18 yr + W 9:30am-12:00pm Apr 4-Jun 6 10 Adobe Ku $75

| Martial Arts |Gung FuGung-Fu is a total concept of mind, body and action where the body is used as a vehicle to train and develop thefacilities of the mind. The basic principles of Gung-Fu are health, general ideas of self-defense and the art ofmovement. Beginners start with basic stance and forms of the Sil-Lum and Black Tiger styles. Advanced studentscontinue training and learn forms from the Tiger-Claw, Sai-Pai and Tai-Chi and Gung-Fu weapon forms. Studentsare graded on a belt/knowledge system.Beginning16227 18 yr + M/W 6:00pm-7:30pm Mar 28-Jun 6 20 WPCC Martinez/Espinoza $70Intermediate/Advanced16228 18+ yr M/W 7:30pm-9:00pm Mar 28-Jun 6 20 WPCC Martinez/Espinoza $70

Karate/AikidoLearn the techniques of both Karate and Aikido. Okinawan Karate will teach basic physical training, strikes, blocks,kicks, self-defense and sparring. Aikido teaches footwork, balance, falls, rolls, and controlling techniques. Learnhow to use the power of your opponent to your advantage while developing self-discipline and confidence.Instructed by a certified black belt.16225 18 yr + M 4:00pm-6:00pm Mar 26-Jun 18 12 CVCC Brown $9616226 18 yr + W 6:00pm-8:00pm Mar 28-Jun 13 12 SFCC Brown $96

EAAB’s Fitness and Self DefenseGroup self-defense lessons for men and women. This program is designed to improveyour self-confidence and to accept and welcome new challenges in yourpersonal and professional endeavors; with the added benefitof being able to effectively protect yourself. The programincludes body stretching (conditioning and breathing techniques);blocking; punching; and kicking in specifictarget areas; breaking away from grabs, falling,joint locking, throwing and grappling defensetechniques and defense against weapon attacks. Uniforms or safetyequipment not included.16203 18 yr + T 7:30pm-8:25pm Mar 20-May 22 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516204 18 yr + W 7:30pm-8:25pm Mar 21-May 23 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516205 18 yr + Th 7:30pm-8:25pm Mar 22-May 24 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516206 All ages Sa 8:00am-8:55am Mar 24-May 26 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516207 All ages Sa 9:00am-9:55am Mar 24-May 26 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516208 All ages Sa 10:00am-10:55am Mar 24-May 26 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516209 All ages Sa 11:00am-11:55am Mar 24-May 26 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516210 All ages Sa 1:00pm-1:55pm Mar 24-May 26 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $8516211 All ages Sa 2:00pm-2:55pm Mar 24-May 26 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $85

Filipino Martial Arts Escrima/ArnisLearn the Filipino art of open hand to hand self-defense and 12 basic strikes, offensive and defensive techniques.Uniforms and baston (Stick) are not included purchase separately. Beginning /Intermediate/Advanced16279 8-10 yr M 3:30 pm-4:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $120 16276 11-13 yr M 4:30 pm-5:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $120 16277 14-16 yr M 5:30 pm-6:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $120 16278 17 yr + M 6:30 pm-7:25pm Mar 19-May 21 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $120

Cardio Kick Circuit The cardio kick circuit classes for women, will give you a low and high impact workout that is not only effectivefor getting you fit, and have fun learning basic self-defense skills. The class will include a great warm-up, kickboxingtechniques, bag drills, agility training, flexibility, circuits, core training and a cool down.16189 18 yr + F 6:00pm-6:55pm Mar 16-May 18 10 EAAB’s E. Untalan $85

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| Photography |(510) 881-6721 | [email protected] | www.photocentral.org

Professors Geir and Kate Jordahl, founders and directors of PhotoCentral, bring over 30 yearsof teaching experience to our classes and workshops. The PhotoCentral staff representoutstanding photographers and teachers who provide specialized knowledge andenthusiasm.

| Classes |

Camera I – Camera and LensLearn how to use your camera. We will cover the fundamentals of digital andtraditional cameras to make great pictures. Topics include camera selection, film anddigital choices, lens choices, basic flash, filters and more. Bring your camera orbrochures for camera purchase to the first class.16755 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:30pm Mar 28-Apr 18 4 PhotoCentral Knepp $89

Camera II – Making PicturesFocus on getting the pictures out of your camera and into print (or the web). If you want to print at a retail storeor learn basic Photoshop Elements we will help you decide the right path for you. Don’t just fill data cards ordrawers. Make photos worthy of albums and your wall. We will also spend time troubleshooting camera issues.16756 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:30pm Apr 25-May 16 4 PhotoCentral Knepp $89

Camera III – Developing the Photographic EyeConnect the craft of using a camera to making great pictures! Expand your understanding while learning artisticfundamentals. Define what makes a good picture and discover the power of composition. One evening will bespent exploring the magic of night photography.16757 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:30pm May 23-Jun 20 5 PhotoCentral Knepp $89

Selling on eBay Shari Smith is an ebay Gold Level Power Seller, (over 10K per month!) a certified education specialist and winnerof the 2010 education specialist award. Russell Foote is an award winning photographer, business owner andexpert in lighting, product photography and portraiture. Photography and Selling on eBay #1 – For hobbyists and professionals. Learn to use the power ofphotography to make money on eBay. Create attractive listings, monitor sales, set prices to maximize profits,efficient packing and shipping, use of PayPal, start or expand a business. Learn to create powerful and dynamicimages of your products using the best lighting, proper camera, lenses and settings to make your listing standout in the crowd. Optional 220 page book at the workshop for $20. 16762 18 yr + Sa 9:00am-5:00pm Mar 31 1 PhotoCentral Smith/Foote $89

Photography and Building a Business on eBay #2 – Learn to start a business, set goals, meetaccounting and tax needs, get merchandise to sell, increase sales, use advance camera and image techniques,embed pictures in HTML, merchandise and market automation processes and more! Prerequisite: eBay seriesclass #1. Optional 280 page book available at the workshop for $20. 16763 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-4:00pm Apr 21 1 PhotoCentral Smith $89

Advanced Photography and Creating an eBay Store #3 – Learn advanced techniques to createyour own eBay store including photo, design, advanced marketing, newsletters, sales and traffic reports, crosspromotion and more! Make your store stand out above the rest. Prerequisite: eBay series classes #1 and #2.Optional 125 page book available at the workshop for $20. 16764 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-4:00pm May 5 1 PhotoCentral Smith $89

Graduation Portrait Come make your timeless graduation masterpiece! Our instructor has almost 3 decades of portraiture experienceand his expertise is in capturing the sitter’s personality. Learn how to make a snapshot into a timeless memory.Create a formal sitting as well as natural light “candids.” Any camera welcome, even iPhone cameras!16758 16 yr + T 7:00pm-9:00pm Apr 17, Apr 24 2 PhotoCentral Foote $110

Ultimate Digital Negative With a digital negative you can work from any original source (old picture, negative or slide, digital image etc.).Create a “new original” to work with endless varieties of traditional and historic photographic processes. KateJordahl has spent 3 years working to find the ideal method for creating a digital negative. Bring your “originals”and learn to make a negative for creating your new original image! Perfect preparation for Carbon Print workshop.16761 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-3:00pm Apr 21 1 PhotoCentral K. Jordahl $125

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Carbon Printing WorkshopsLearn the skills needed to make prints using one of the world’s most beautiful and unique photographic processes.Patented in 1864 and considered the premier photo process of the time, the carbon printing process yields printsthat are extremely stable-prints made 140 years ago look as good as the day they were made. Carry out all thesteps and make prints to take home. Feel free to contact Vaughn at [email protected] for more information.Foundations17406 18 yr + Sa/Su 9:00am-5:00pm May 5-May 6 2 PhotoCentral Hutchins $195Advanced Technique17407 18 yr + Sa/Su 9:00am-5:00pm Jun 9-Jun 10 2 PhotoCentral Hutchins $195

Carrizo Plain National Monument The Carrizo Plain sits isolated between the Temblor and Caliante mountains in Central California, and often presentsexcellent displays of wildflowers among dry white lake beds, abandoned ranch lands and some of the most visibletraces of the San Andreas Fault. Join Joe Decker for two days of exploration of this rarely-visited gem. 17408 18 yr + Sa/Su 9:00am-6:00pm Apr 14-Apr 15 2 TBA Decker $145

Beaches and Back Roads – Garrapata to Pacific GroveFollow the magical path from the 17 mile drive at Pebble Beach to legendary Garapatta and Carmel Beaches in themorning then a no-host lunch at historic Cannery Row. We will follow the flowers to Lovers Point and end the daywith a remarkable sunset along the shoreline with amazing rock formations. Picture sharing follow-up TBA.16760 18 yr + Sa 9:00am-6:00pm Apr 28 1 TBA Knepp $110

Golden Gate at 75See the Golden Gate through new eyes! This workshop uses the iconic San Francisco landmark as a subject anda background. Since its construction in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge has become the ultimate symbol of WestCoast America. Take part in the celebration! We will study historic and contemporary images of the Golden Gatefor inspiration. We will work from 4-5 locations. Pre-workshop and follow up image sharing meetings TBA.16759 18 yr + Sa 9:00am-7:00pm May 19 1 TBA G. Jordahl $145

PhotoCentral Sunday Photo Group This free event is a chance to share your photographs, experiences and build community with fellowphotographers. Email Joe Decker [email protected] to get on the list and join this informal but highlyinformative gathering. Be sure to verify meeting dates with Joe before attending.16765 16 yr + Su 1:00pm-4:00pm Apr 29 1 PhotoCentral Staff Free16766 16 yr + Su 1:00pm-4:00pm May 20 1 PhotoCentral Staff Free16767 16 yr + Su 1:00pm-4:00pm Jun 24 1 PhotoCentral Staff Free

| Special Interest |Easybridge! – Especially for BeginnersLearn to play bridge, exercise your mind, meet stimulating people and make new friends. Lessons are ongoingin these weekly games strictly for newcomers to bridge (and modern bridge); games are ACBL-sanctioned andaward masterpoints. Presenter is an ACBL Silver Life Master and accredited ACBL Star Teacher and Director. 18 yr + Th 12:30pm-4:00pm Ongoing WPCC Solomon $8 per play

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Darkroom $5 per hour | Digital Lab $10 per hourDigital printing is an additional $10 per linear foot on the large format printer.

Our darkroom and mounting facility is an excellent place for printing and preparing your photographs forpresentation. Drop by during our open hours or call/email to set up another time.Dark Room – PhotoCentral has a superb state-of-the-art black and white darkroom accommodating 35mmto 4x5 negatives. Each station is self-contained and includes shelves and light safe drawers for paper storage.All chemicals and equipment are included.Digital Lab – Take a class or book open lab hours in our state-of-the-art digital lab. We offer three completework stations to assist you with all your digital photography needs. Equipment includes a brand new EpsonStylus Pro 3880 for negative printing, an Epson Stylus Pro 4000 printer, an HP large format printer capableof 44 inch wide printing in both color and black and white and two Scanmaker 9800 12x17 flatbed scanners. Private Lessons – Call (510) 881-6721 or email [email protected] to arrange. Private lessons,consultations and critiques are available with one of our talented PhotoCentral staff, including digital. Explorea topic of your choice with one-on-one assistance. Two-hour minimum at a rate of $69 per hour.

Ashland Bridge ClubSanctioned Duplicate Bridge offered to beginners through advanced and intermediate level players. Game awardsmasterpoints. Free plays to winners in each direction. 18 yr + Th 10:30am-2:30pm Ongoing ACC Conrad $8 per play

San Felipe Bridge Club Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge offered to beginners through advanced level players. Game awards masterpoints. 18 yr + F 10:30am-2:30pm Ongoing SFCC Dabney/Conrad $8 per play

Redwood Bridge ClubACBL-sanctioned Duplicate Bridge. Drop-in basis, masterpoints awarded. Terry’s “Tips for Tops” complimentarylesson offered 15 minutes prior to each Monday game. Instructor is an ACBL Gold Life Master and AccreditedStar Teacher. 18 yr + M 12:30pm-4:15pm Ongoing KASCC Terzian $8 per play/

$69 for 9 plays 18 yr + W 11:15am-3:00pm Ongoing KASCC Terzian $8 per play/

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Lake Chabot Bridge ClubDrop-in bridge. All Welcome! 18 yr + Th 9:00am-12:00pm Ongoing CVCC Staff $2 per play

Writer’s WorkshopDesigned for creative writers of all ages. Beginner and experienced writers are welcome to work on assignmentsor to complete their own projects. Students discuss each other’s work, share ideas, get plenty of professionaladvice and form creative friendships. Class requirement: Passion for writing. Instructor is a published author.15156 18 yr + M 7:30pm-8:30pm Apr 16-May 21 6 CVCC Krasov $115

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Sports Field and Gym Rentals – see page 58.Adult Softball LeaguesLeagues are offered in Men’s, Women’s and Co-Ed Slowpitch and Men’s Fastpitch.Teams that participated in H.A.R.D.’s 2011 Leagues will be mailed registration packetsautomatically. New teams should pick up their registration packet or call for one to be mailedto you. Registration packets can be downloaded at www.teamsideline.com/hayward.

Adult Soccer LeaguesYear-round soccer leagues at the Alden E. Oliver Sports Park of Hayward are available. Two Men’s “Open,” anda “Women’s Over 30” league will be offered. Registration packets can be downloaded atwww.teamsideline.com/hayward.

Adult Volleyball LeaguesTeams that played during the 2011 season will receive their information automatically. New teams interested inplaying should pick up their packets at the District Office or call the Adult Sports Office at (510) 317-2314.Registration packets can also be downloaded at www.teamsideline.com/hayward.

Bocce Ball LeaguesIf you are interested in competing in a bocce ball league please call (510) 317-2303 to be placed on an interestlist for future leagues. Leagues will be played at the Adobe Art Center in Castro Valley.

Make Me a Pro Sports ClassesSoccer 4 Moms16159 18 yr + Sa 1:00pm-1:45pm Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90Co-ed Soccer16160 18 yr + Sa 2:00pm-2:45pm Mar 31-May 19 8 PALHP Pro Sports Staff $90

| Tennis |Bring a tennis racket and a can of NEW tennis balls to first class.

Tennis – Beginner NTRP Rating of 1.0Little or no previous experience or limited tennis playing experience. Students will learn basic grips and strokes(forehand, backhand, volley, serve, scoring and elements of game play). 16314 18 yr + Sa 9:00am-10:00am Mar 17-May 12 9 BTTC Lim $11716315 18 yr + Su 10:00am-11:00am Mar 18-May 13 9 BTTC Lim $11716323 18 yr + Su 11:00am-12:00pm Mar 18-May 20 10 CVTC Savich $112

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Tennis – Intermediate NTRP Rating of 3.016313 18 yr + Su 9:00am–10:00am Mar 18-May 13 9 BTTC Lim $117

Social Tennis LeagueThis league is designed to allow community members like you to find hitting partners and competitive playwithout joining a competitive team. Women and men of all levels of play are welcome.16307 18 yr + W 7:00pm-9:00pm Mar 14-May 30 12 BTTC Lim $48

Euro School of TennisWear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet. For more information, check outwww.euroschooloftennis.com. For classes not meeting minimum enrollment, adjustments or combinations ofclasses will be made.Adult: Beginner – This is a class for adult students with little/no previous tennis experience. Students willlearn the basic strokes and grips. 16326 15 yr + Sa 12:45pm-1:45pm Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Tennis Staff $9816885 15 yr + W 8:15pm-9:15pm Mar 21-Apr 25 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $7516886 15 yr + W 8:15pm-9:15pm May 2-Jun 6 6 CVTC Euro Tennis Staff $75

Adult: Intermediate/Advanced – The Intermediate/Advanced level is for those students who can hit theball back and forth with consistency and have had some previous tennis instruction. Cross-court placement,services, lobs, overheads and strategy will be taught. Wear tennis shoes, sports outfit and bring a tennis racquet.14895 15 yr + Sa 3:00pm-4:00pm Mar 24-May 12 8 METC Euro Tennis Staff $98

| Seniors/Active Adults |Ages 50 Years +

The Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Senior/Active Adult classes and programs are geared to all Adults50 years of age and older. The following H.A.R.D. facilities offer recreational, social and educational programsand activities that enhance the lives of Senior/Active Adults with the goal of helping older adults remain healthy,be active and stay independent. Programs and special events are announced in the “Expanding Horizons,” anewsletter for Senior/Active Adults, available at Centers listed below:

| Art |3-D Card Making 50 yr + Th 1:30pm-4:00pm Apr 12 HASC Volunteer $20 material fee 50 yr + Th 1:30pm-4:00pm Apr 26 HASC Volunteer $20 material fee

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Kenneth�C.�Aitken�Senior�andCommunity�Center (KCASCC)17800 Redwood Road, Castro Valley | (510) 881-6738Center Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:00pm

“Senior Satelite” LocationsMatt�Jimenez�Community�Center (MJCC)28200 Ruus Road, Hayward | (510) 887-0400Center Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00am-1:00pmAshland�Community�Center (ACC)1530 167th Avenue, San Leandro | (510) 881-6755Center Hours: Tuesday, 10:00am-1:00pm

Art and Painting 55 yr + T 9:00am-11:30am TBA KASCC Gunn $TBA

Art of Drawing and Painting16168 50 yr + W 9:30am-12:30pm Apr 4-Apr 25 4 HASC Gunn $2016169 50 yr + W 9:30am-12:30pm May 2-May 30 5 HASC Gunn $2516170 50 yr + W 9:30am-12:30pm Jun 6-Jun 27 4 HASC Gunn $20

Caning and Refinishing 50 yr + M 9:00am-12:00pm Mar 19-Jun 11 13 KASCC Stallknecht $1 drop-in

Ceramics Low Fire16440 50 yr + Th 12:00pm-2:00pm Apr 5-Apr 26 4 HASC Shaw $2016441 50 yr + Th 12:00pm-2:00pm May 3-May 31 5 HASC Shaw $2516442 50 yr + Th 12:00pm-2:00pm Jun 7-Jun 28 4 HASC Shaw $20

Crochet and Knitting 50 yr + T 10:00am-11:30am Mar 13-Jun 12 14 HASC Volunteer $1 drop-in 50 yr + W 12:30pm-3:00pm Mar14-Jun 13 14 KASCC Belzer $1 drop-in

Needle Art 50 yr + F 9:00am-12:30pm Mar 16-Jun 15 14 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

One Stroke Decorative Painting16171 50 yr + T 9:00am-11:00am Apr 3-Apr 24 4 HASC Underwood $2016172 50 yr + T 9:00am-11:00am May 1-May 29 5 HASC Underwood $2516173 50 yr + T 9:00am-11:00am Jun 5-Jun 26 4 HASC Underwood $20

Quilting for Seniors 50 yr + Th 9:00am-12:00pm Mar 15-Jun 7 13 HASC Volunteer $2 drop-in

Wood Carving 50 yr + T 12:30pm-3:30pm Mar 13-Jun 5 13 HASC Volunteer $2 drop-in

Woodworking and Crafts 50 yr + T/W/Th 9:00am-3:00pm Mar 13-Jun 7 39 HASC Volunteer $2 drop-in

| Dance and Music |Ballroom Dance – Beginning16355 50 yr + T 7:00pm-8:00pm Apr 3-Apr 24 4 HASC Bautista $2016356 50 yr + T 7:00pm-8:00pm May 1-May 29 5 HASC Bautista $25 16357 50 yr + T 7:00pm-8:00pm Jun 5-Jun 26 4 HASC Bautista $20

Ballroom Dance – Intermediate16369 50 yr + T 8:00pm-9:00pm Apr 3-Apr 24 4 HASC Bautista $2016370 50 yr + T 8:00pm-9:00pm May 1-May 29 5 HASC Bautista $2516371 50 yr + T 8:00pm-9:00pm Jun 5-Jun 26 4 HASC Bautista $20

Folk Dance for Seniors16216 50 yr + Th 10:30am-12:00pm Apr 5-Apr 26 4 HASC Atkins $1616218 50 yr + Th 10:30am-12:00pm May 3-May 31 5 HASC Atkins $2016220 50 yr + Th 10:30am-12:00pm Jun 7-Jun 28 4 HASC Atkins $16

Hawaiian Hula Dance 50 yr + Th 11:15am-12:15pm Mar 15-Jun 14 13 KASCC Staff $3 drop-in

Line DanceLine Dance – Beginning 50 yr + M 10:00am-11:30am Mar 12-Jun 11 13 HASC Nicolaus $3.50 50 yr + W 5:30 pm-7:00 pm Mar 14-Jun 6 13 HASC Marez $4 Line Dance – Beginning/Intermediate 50 yr + T 10:00am-12:00pm Mar 20-Jun 12 13 KASCC Nocera $3.50 drop-inLine Dance – Advanced/Beginning 50 yr + M 7:00pm-8:30pm Mar 12-Jun 11 14 HASC Clayton $4 50 yr + F 10:30am-12:00pm Mar 16-Jun 15 14 HASC Nicolaus $3.50Line Dance – Intermediate 50 yr + W 7:00pm-8:30pm Mar 14-Jun 6 13 HASC Marez $4 Country Western Line Dancing – Intermediate/Advanced16363 55 yr + M 10:00am-11:30am Apr 2-Jun 25 13 MJCC Jones $3 16364 55 yr + F 10:00am-11:30am Apr 6-Jun 29 13 MJCC Jones $3Country Western Line Dancing – Beginning16365 55 yr + W 10:00am-11:30am Apr 4-Jun 27 13 MJCC Jones $3 Line Dance Social 50 yr + F 1:00pm-3:00pm Mar 16-Jun 15 14 KASCC Athern $2 drop-in

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Live Band Dance 50 yr + M 9:30am-11:30am Mar 19-Jun 11 13 KASCC Graban FREE 50 yr + T 1:00pm-3:00pm Mar 13-Jun 5 13 HASC Rogers FREE 50 yr + Th 10:00am-11:30am Mar 15-Jun 7 13 HASC Herman FREE

Operas and Ballet for Music Lovers 50 yr + W 1:00pm-2:30pm Mar 14-June 13 14 KASCC Will $1 drop-in

Piano/Organ/Keyboard Basics – All Levels 55 yr + Th 9:30am-11:30am TBA KASCC Hollfelder $TBA

Senior Sing-Along 50 yr + M 2:00pm-3:00pm Mar 19-Jun 11 13 KASCC Zigenis $1 drop-in

Soul Dancercize 50 yr + F 6:30 pm-8:00 pm Mar 16-Jun 15 13 HASC Lucas $4

Tap DancingBeginning16154 50 yr + Th 2:00pm-3:00pm Mar 22-Apr 19 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $2016155 50 yr + Th 2:00pm-3:00pm Apr 26-May 17 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $2016158 50 yr + Th 2:00pm-3:00pm May 24-Jun 14 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $20Intermediate I16150 50 yr + M 12:30pm-1:30pm Mar 19-Apr 16 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $2016151 50 yr + M 12:30pm-1:30pm Apr 23-May 14 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $2016156 50 yr + M 12:30pm-1:30pm May 21-Jun 18 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $20Intermediate II16152 50 yr + Th 1:00pm-2:00pm Mar 22-Apr 19 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $2016153 50 yr + Th 1:00pm-2:00pm Apr 26-May 17 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $2016157 50 yr + Th 1:00pm-2:00pm May 24-Jun 14 4 CVPA-2 Nordgren-Taddi $20

Ukulele 50 yr + T (1st, 3rd, 5th) 1:00pm-3:00pm Mar 20-Jun 5 7 HASC Lozier $5

| Foreign Language |French – Conversational16241 50 yr + W 10:00am-11:30am Apr 4-Apr 25 4 HASC Avellar $2016243 50 yr + W 10:00am-11:30am May 2-May 30 5 HASC Avellar $2516245 50 yr + W 10:00am-11:30am Jun 6-Jun 27 4 HASC Avellar $20

German – Conversational I16551 50 yr + T 1:00pm-2:00pm Mar 20-Jun 12 13 HASC Kiraly $10

German – Conversational II16552 50 yr + T 2:00pm-3:00pm Mar 20-Jun 12 13 HASC Kiraly $10

Spanish – Conversational II16556 50 yr + Th 3:00pm-4:00pm Apr 5-Apr 26 4 HASC French-Rafael $3916557 50 yr + Th 3:00pm-4:00pm May 3-May 31 5 HASC French-Rafael $49

| Health and Fitness |Afghan Aging ProgramThe Afghan Elderly Association is providing a healthy aging program that includes exercise classes, yoga, diabetesclass, health education workshops, medication management, weight management program and a nutritionallunch and is open to seniors of all races, ethnicities, religions and nationalities.16354 50 yr + Th 10:00am-2:00pm Mar 22-May 31 11 MJCC AEA Staff $3

Breathe, Meditate, Heal16734 50 yr + W 2:15pm-3:15pm Apr 4-Apr 25 4 HASC Jean $2016735 50 yr + W 2:15pm-3:15pm May 2-May 30 5 HASC Jean $2516737 50 yr + W 2:15pm-3:15pm Jun 6-Jun 27 4 HASC Jean $20

Fitness and Relaxation 55 yr + M/W/F 5:45pm-6:45pm TBA KASCC Schmidt $TBA

Fitness for Active Adults 55 yr + W/F 8:00am-9:00am TBA KASCC Hollfelder $TBA 55 yr + W/F 9:00am-10:00am TBA KASCC Hollfelder $TBA

Fitness After 5016581 50 yr + M 9:40am-10:45am Apr 2-Apr 30 5 HASC Valentine $2516582 50 yr + M 9:40am-10:45am May 7-May 21 3 HASC Valentine $1516583 50 yr + M 9:40am-10:45am Jun 4-Jun 25 4 HASC Valentine $20

Laugh Yoga 50 yr + Th 3:00 pm-3:30 pm Mar 15-Jun 14 14 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

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Pilates16594 50 yr + F 9:00am-10:00am Apr 6-Apr 27 4 HASC Korzun $20 16595 50 yr + F 9:00am-10:00am May 4-May 25 4 HASC Korzun $20 16596 50 yr + F 9:00am-10:15am Jun 1-Jun 29 5 HASC Korzun $25

QiGong (Practice) 50 yr + W 2:00pm-3:30pm Mar 14-Jun 13 14 KASCC $1 drop-in 50 yr + T 9:30am-10:30am Mar 13-June 12 14 HASC Volunteer $1 drop-in 50 yr + F 10:00am-11:15am Mar 16-Jun 15 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

Stretch and Strength16392 50 yr + W 1:00pm-2:00pm Apr 4-Apr 25 4 HASC Jean $2016393 50 yr + W 1:00pm-2:00pm May 2-May 30 5 HASC Jean $2516394 50 yr + W 1:00pm-2:00pm Jun 6-Jun 27 4 HASC Jean $20

Tai Chi Chih – All Levels16389 50 yr + Th 9:00am-10:00am Apr 5-Apr 26 4 HASC McAlister $1616390 50 yr + Th 9:00am-10:00am May 3-May 31 5 HASC McAlister $2016391 50 yr + Th 9:00am-10:00am Jun 7-Jun 28 4 HASC McAlister $1616384 50 yr + F 9:30am-10:30am Apr 6-Apr 27 4 HASC Triggs $1616385 50 yr + F 9:30am-10:30am May 4-May 25 4 HASC Triggs $1616386 50 yr + F 9:30am-10:30am Jun 1-Jun 29 5 HASC Triggs $20

Tai Chi Chuan – Advanced 50 yr + Th 10:00am-11:00am Mar 15-Jun 14 13 KASCC Volunteer $2 drop-in

Yoga16600 50 yr + M 8:45am-9:45am Apr 2-Apr 30 5 HASC Korzun $25 16602 50 yr + M 8:45am-9:45am May 7-May 21 3 HASC Korzun $15 16603 50 yr + M 8:45am-9:45am Jun 4-Jun 25 4 HASC Korzun $20

Yuan Chih (Chinese Aerobics) 50 yr + Th 1:30pm-2:30pm Mar 15-Jun 14 13 KASCC Low $1 drop-in

Zumba Gold16416 50 yr + F 2:50pm-3:50pm Apr 6-Apr 27 4 HASC Tayag $20 16417 50 yr + F 2:50pm-3:50pm May 4-May 25 4 HASC Tayag $20 16418 50 yr + F 2:50pm-3:50pm Jun 1-Jun 29 5 HASC Tayag $25 16998 50 yr + T 8:30am-9:30am Apr 3-Apr 24 4 HASC Tayag $2016999 50 yr + T 8:30am-9:30am May 1-May 29 5 HASC Tayag $2517000 50 yr + T 8:30am-9:30am Jun 5- Jun 26 4 HASC Tayag $20

| Special Interest/Computers/Cultural Enrichment |Books and Conversation 50 yr + M 10:30am-11:30am Mar 19-Jun 11 13 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

Computer Beginning16634 50 yr + Th 1:50pm-3:50pm Apr 5-May 24 8 HASC Fowle $35

Computer Internet Plus16633 50 yr + M 1:50pm-3:50pm Apr 23-Jun 18 8 HASC Fowle $35

Current Events 50 yr + Th 1:00pm-3:00pm Mar 15-Jun 14 14 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

Digital Photography16952 50yr+ T 9:00am-12:00pm May 15 1 HASC Foote $20

Internet/Surf the Web 50 yr + T 1:00pm-2:00pm Mar 20-Jun 12 13 KASCC Athearn $5 per hour

Memory Academy16340 55 yr + T 9:30am-11:30am Apr 3-Apr 24 4 MJCC Nohr $20 16341 55 yr + F 9:30am-11:30am Apr 6-Apr 27 4 MJCC Nohr $20 16342 55 yr + T 9:30am-11:30am May 1-May 29 5 MJCC Nohr $2516343 55 yr + F 9:30am-11:30am May 4-May 25 4 MJCC Nohr $20 16344 55 yr + T 9:30am-11:30am Jun 5-Jun 26 4 MJCC Nohr $20 16345 55 yr + F 9:30am-11:30am Jun 1-Jun 29 5 MJCC Nohr $25

Senior Scribes14760 50 yr + Th 10:00am-12:00pm Jan 12-May 10 KASCC Thoni $12

Shakespeare/Cultural Literacy 50 yr + T 12:30pm-2:30pm Mar 20-Jun 12 13 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

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| Sports/Games/Cards |Badminton 50 yr + W 8:30am-11:00am Mar 21-Jun 13 13 HASC $1 drop-in

Billards 50 yr + M-F 8:30am-4:00pm Mar 12-Jun 15 69 HASC $1 drop-in 50 yr + M-F 8:30am-4:00pm Mar 19-Jun 15 65 KASCC $1 drop-in

Bingo 50 yr + M/Th 1:15pm-3:30pm Mar 12-Jun 14 27 HASC $1.50-$11.50 50 yr + T 1:00pm-3:30pm Mar 20-Jun 12 13 KASCC $1.50-$11.50

Chess 50 yr + M/F 12:30pm-4:00pm Mar 16-Jun 15 27 HASC 50¢ drop-in

Bridge – Drop-inDuplicate Bridge 50 yr + W 12:00pm-4:00pm Mar 14-Jun 13 14 HASC 50¢ drop-in 50 yr + F 12:00pm-4:00pm Mar 16-Jun 15 14 KASCC $1 drop-inParty Style Bridge 50 yr + M/T 9:00am-12:00pm Mar 19-Jun 12 25 KASCC 50¢ drop-in

Nintendo Wii 50 yr + T 1:30pm-3:30pm Mar 13-Jun 12 14 HASC Volunteer $1 drop-in 50 yr + Th 1:30pm-3:30pm Mar 15-Jun 14 14 KASCC Volunteer $1 drop-in

Pinnochle – Drop-in 50 yr + T/F 9:00am-4:00pm Mar 14-Jun 12 39 KASCC 50¢ drop-in

Table Tennis 50 yr + W 1:00 pm-4:00pm Mar 14-Jun 15 14 HASC Volunteer $1 drop-in 50 yr + F 11:00am-2:30pm Mar 16-Jun 15 14 HASC Volunteer $1 drop-in 55 yr + M-F 10:00am-1:00pm Apr 2-Jun 29 63 MJCC $1 drop-in

Senior Social Tennis LeagueThis league is designed to allow community members like you to find hitting partners and competitive playwithout joining a competitive team. Women and men of all levels of play are welcome. Bring a tennis racket anda can of NEW tennis balls to first class.16306 55 yr + W/F 9:30am-11:30am Apr 4-Jun 29 26 BTTC Lau/Tungall $7216311 55 yr + W 9:30am-11:30am Apr 4-Jun 27 13 BTTC Lau/Tungall $3616312 55 yr + F 9:30am-11:30am Apr 6-Jun 29 13 BTTC Lau/Tungall $36

Golden Nook Boutique Gift Shop Handmade items for sale by talented seniors in our community. Located at the Hayward Area SeniorCenter, (between the Japanese Gardens and Douglas Morrisson Theatre). Great shoppingopportunity for unique and affordable gifts. We are also seeking new artists to sell handmadeitems. Sales are on commission; this is a great opportunity to make a little extra money. Call forhours, directions or more information, (510) 881-6766.

Social ServicesSeminars and Workshops – The Senior Centers strive to keep you healthy, activeand independent. The Senior Centers maintain an up to date information and referralfile. The Senior Center staff also schedule Blood Pressure Screenings, Legal Assistance,Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy, Income Tax Assistance, HealthScreenings that include foot care, Brown Bag Food Distribution for low-incomeseniors and much more. Both Senior Centers offer seminars and workshops such as AARP Driver Safety Program,Medicare and Retirement seminars. In addition we offer a “Welcome and Get Acquainted” Program for newparticipants. Call the Senior Center for more information.Luncheons 50 yr + M-Th 12:00pm Mar 19-Jun 14 13 KASCC $3.50-$7 50 yr + M-F 12:00pm Mar 19-Jun 14 13 HASC $3.25-$7

MJCC Senior Satellite Days – Senior Satellite Days is held on an ongoing basis. Activities include access topool tables, ping-pong, Internet ready computer lab, Nintendo Wii, arts and crafts, cards, knitting, seminars,chess, exercise and dancing classes. A low-cost lunch will also be provided each Tuesday. Please stop by! 55 yr+ M-F 10:00am-1:00pm Apr 2-Jun 29 63 MJCC $1 drop-in

Mercy Brown Bag Program – Mercy Retirement and Care Center distributes a bag of nutritional food tolow-income seniors. Participants must pre-qualify. To preregister Please call (510) 534-8570, ext. 369.60 yr + M (2nd, 4th) 8:30am-9:30am 5 ACC FREE Preregister by calling (510) 534-8570, ext. 36960 yr + F (2nd, 4th) 1:30pm-2:30pm 6 HASC FREE Register on site

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Senior Tuesdays – This is a free program for older adults providing an arrayof activities designed to promote health and well-being. Activities include Bingo,coffee social, exercise, Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP),Healthy Living Council, low-cost lunch and wellness classes. Register on-site. Participantsmust register and sign liability waiver to participate. Call (510) 888-0117 for moreinformation. Donations accepted. 60 yr + T 9:00am-1:00pm 13 ACC $3.25 hot lunch

Walk Ashland – United Seniors of Oakland and Alameda County and the walkable Neighborhoods for SeniorsWalk Club walk around the park and neighborhood once a week. Register at class. Participants must sign a waiverto participate. 60 yr + W 11:00am-11:30am 11 ACC FREE

Trips and ToursExperience local, regional and international trips with the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. Local daytrips are taken on a regular basis from the Hayward Senior Center and the Kenneth Aitken Senior Center. Tripdestinations include San Francisco, Monterey, local gardens and museums and more. Trips are also planned tolocal casinos such as Cache Creek, Red Hawk and more! Hearst Castle/San Luis Obispo: May 21-23, 2012 – Featuring a 2-night stay in San Luis Obispo. Call(510) 881-6742 for more information and pricing on this great tour.Alaska Discovery Land and Cruise: September 4-16, 2012 – Featuring a 7-night SouthboundCruise aboard the Diamond Princess. 13 Days/21 meals. Rates begin at $3,649 per person, double occupancy,Inside Cabin Rates. Call (510) 881-6768 for more information on this great tour.

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| Special Needs Program || Sorensdale Recreation Center |

275 Goodwin Street, Hayward | Phone: (510) 881-6778Spring Quarter: March 12-June 15, 2012

Program hours: Monday-Friday-9:30 am-3:30 pmCenter Closed: March 30 (Caesar Chavez); May 28 (Memorial Day)

The Sorensdale Recreation Center is a facility and program of the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.The primary purpose of the program is to provide opportunities for people with an intellectual disability (i.e.,developmental disabilities) to learn and practice recreational, educational, daily living and community skills.Other criteria for program participants include: being 22 years old or older or being between the ages of 18and 22 and possessing a high school diploma; having the ability to independently feed oneself; having theability to independently toilet oneself; and having no history of physical aggression. Program activities includefunctional literacy, functional math, computer skills, job preparation skills, communication skills, personalhealth skills, physical fitness, gardening, arts and crafts, performing arts and music. Life skills learned in theclassroom are practiced in the community. The fee is $110/month for residents or vendorization through TheRegional Center of the East Bay. An application process must be completed before entry into the program.

Power Soccer Power soccer is an incredible sport played by people who use power wheelchairs. It’s a great chance to learna sport, play with a team, get some exercise, and have fun. Anyone with a motorized wheelchair can play –adults and children of any age and with any disability. Players use their wheelchairs to hit the soccer ballacross the indoor court to score goals. Experienced coaches will lead lively practices that include skills buildingand fun scrimmages. No experience necessary. 16891 5-12 yr Sa 12:00pm-3:00pm Mar 17-Jun 2 12 Burbank O’Toole/Lehman $25 or $5 drop-in

Sorensdale Saturday Program Program hours: 10:00am-3:00pm | Fee: $4Dates this quarter: March 17, April 7, April 21, May 5, May 19, and June 2Hayward Area Recreation and Park District and the Wrinkle Charitable Foundation provide local special needsyouth and adults a place to socialize and enjoy themselves through numerous positive activities such as music,dancing, arts & crafts, card games, movies, and special guest entertainers.

Treasure Chest Thrift Shopat Sorensdale Recreation Center, Room 9Open Tuesdays and 1st Saturday of the month, 11:00am-3:00pmCall (510) 881-6778 for more information or directions.

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22311 North Third Street, Hayward | (510) 881-6777In continuous operation since 1979, the Douglas Morrisson Theatre offers a year-round season of plays,musicals, and choral concerts: live entertainment for the entire family, plus numerous opportunities to getinvolved in your local theatre as a performer or part of a production crew. For season calendars, schedules,directions, sneak peeks backstage, volunteer opportunities, and lots more information, please visit us atwww.dmtonline.org.

Coming Up at the Douglas Morrisson Theatre!

Ticket Prices for the 2012 SeasonThursday/Friday/Saturday

Evenings andSunday Matinees Saturday Matinees Previews Chorus Concerts

Adult $28 $20 $10 $15Seniors (60 yr +) $25 $15 $10 $12Students/Juniors $20 $12 $10 $10

You may order your tickets online at www.dmtonline.org or by phone at (510) 881-6777.

Special Discounts Available for Groups of 10 or More!Earn money for your organization while enjoying an afternoon or evening at the Douglas Morrisson Theatre. Forinformation about group sales, please call the theatre box office at (510) 881-6777.

“Bare Bones Tuesdays”New this year! “Bare Bones Tuesdays,” a series of staged readings of edgier pieces by contemporary writers.April 3, August 7, and October 9. Tickets are $10, open seating.

“Dividing the Estate”by Horton FooteFebruary 23 – March 18, 2012Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays: 8:00pmSaturday, March 10: 2:00pm & Sundays: 2:00pmWinner of the 2008 Obie Award for PlaywritingHorton Foote’s darkly comic portrait of a familydivided. It’s 1987 in Harrison, Texas, and the Gordonshave fallen on hard times, what with the ‘80s oil bust.Mama’s dead set against splitting the 100-year-oldestate, but her children have other plans as they gatheraround the dining table to squabble about theirrighteous share of the pie. Will this life of entitlementsoon be coming to an end?

“The Member of the Wedding”By Carson McCullersJune 7 – July 1, 2012Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays: 8:00pmSaturday, June 23: 2:00pm & Sundays: 2:00pmWinner of the 1950 New York Drama CriticsCircle Award for Best PlayA poignant coming-of-age story adapted by CarsonMcCullers from her own novel. Twelve-year-oldtomboy Frankie is restless and lonely. Playing three-handed bridge with her six-year-old cousin and thefamily cook, she dreams of escaping the Georgia heatwith her big brother and his fiancée, and becoming“the we of me.”

The Morrisson Theatre Chorus under the Musical Direction of Cesar Cancino

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“All American Music”March 30 & 31 at 8:00pm

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A concert celebrating our rich musical heritage.

| Theatre Classes |Directing for the StageDirecting intensive conducted by Douglas Morrisson Artistic DirectorSusan E. Evans. Participants will focus on ground plans, composition andpicturization, blocking techniques, conducting auditions, working withnew scripts and general script analysis. Class size is limited to 8 students.Appropriate for intermediate and advanced students.16325 17 yr + M/T 7:00pm-10:00pm Apr 30-May 1 2 DMT Evans $100

Join the Chorus!The Chorus is open to all singers ages 18 and older. No audition is required. The Chorus is limited to 25 sopranos,25 altos, 25 tenors and 25 basses. The Chorus is actively seeking Tenors & Basses!16374 Soprano 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-1:00pm May 5-Aug 4 DMT Cancino $3516375 Alto 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-1:00pm May 5-Aug 4 DMT Cancino $3516376 Tenor 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-1:00pm May 5-Aug 4 DMT Cancino $3516377 Bass 18 yr + Sa 10:00am-1:00pm May 5-Aug 4 DMT Cancino $35

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Combined 20+ years experience in golf instruction and operations. Certified Club Fitter for all major golf clubmanufacturers (Titleist, Cobra, Mizuno, Callaway, Ping, Cleveland). Our Mission is to increase the skill level ofour students for their enjoyment of the game of golf.

| Adult and Youth Golf Classes |Our programs include instruction on the golf swing, short game, club fitting, course management, practicetechniques, rules and etiquette. We work with each student to help design a personal improvement programbased on the individual’s goals. All Golf classes are held at Mission Hills of Hayward Driving Range, 275 IndustrialParkway, Hayward. Minimum of 4 students and maximum of 8 students per class. Beginner15799 13 yr + Sa 9:00am-10:00am Apr 7-Apr 28 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015800 13 yr + Sa 10:15am-11:15am Apr 7-Apr 28 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015801 13 yr + Sa 9:00am-10:00am May 5-May 26 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015802 13 yr + Sa 10:15am-11:15am May 5-May 26 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015807 13 yr + Sa 9:00am-10:00am Jun 9-Jun 30 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015808 13 yr + Sa 10:15am-11:15am Jun 9-Jun 30 4 MHDR Golf Staff $80Intermediate15803 13 yr + Sa 11:30am-12:30pm Apr 7-Apr 28 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015804 13 yr + Sa 11:30am-12:30pm May 5-May 26 4 MHDR Golf Staff $8015809 13 yr + Sa 11:30am-12:30pm Jun 9-Jun 30 4 MHDR Golf Staff $80Junior15795 5-12 yr Sa 12:45pm-1:30pm Apr 7-Apr 28 4 MHDR Golf Staff $4515796 5-12 yr Sa 1:45pm-2:30pm Apr 7-Apr 28 4 MHDR Golf Staff $4515797 5-12 yr Sa 12:45pm-1:30pm May 5-May 26 4 MHDR Golf Staff $4515798 5-12 yr Sa 1:45pm-2:30pm May 5-May 26 4 MHDR Golf Staff $4515805 5-12 yr Sa 12:45pm-1:30pm Jun 9-Jun 30 4 MHDR Golf Staff $4515804 5-12 yr Sa 1:45pm-2:30pm Jun 9-Jun 30 4 MHDR Golf Staff $45

See�Golf�Course�and�Facilities�information�on�page�56.

James Calceta, PGAHead Golf ProfessionalSkywest Golf Course1401 Golf Course RoadHayward(510) 317-2322

Darin LeeHead Golf ProfessionalMission Hills of HaywardGolf Course275 Industrial ParkwayHayward(510) 888-0207

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Skywest�Golf�Course1401 Golf Course Road, Hayward | (510) 317-2316 or (510) 317-2300 | www.skywestgc.com

Mission�Hills�of�Hayward�Golf�Course275 Industrial Parkway, Hayward | (510) 888-0200 | www.missionhillsgc.com

Golf Course Policies• All players are expected to keep up with the group in frontof them. Our golf course Marshals will enforce our Pace ofPlay Policy with all groups.

• No children under 6 years of age allowed on golf courseunless they are players.

• No ice chests allowed.• Only non-metal spikes are allowed.• Shirt and shoes required.

Golf TournamentsTournaments are available for groups of 16 or more. Please call(510) 317-2325 for inquiries on Tournaments for all facilities.

Tee Time ReservationFor Tee Time Reservations please call the Golf Course. Skywest Driving Range opens at daylight everyday.

Mission�Hills�Bar�&�GrillLocated at Mission Hills of Hayward Golf Course

275 Industrial Parkway, Hayward | (510) 200-9343

L.A.�Critzer�Jr.�ClubhouseLocated at Skywest Golf Course

1401 Golf Course Road, Hayward | (510) 278-8811

Serving Golfers and General Public

Breakfast • Lunch • Appetizers • Full Service Bar

Open 7 days a week, 7:00am to Dusk

Come Visit the Finest Driving Range in the Bay Area!

Mission�Hills�of�Hayward�Driving�Range(510) 881-6730

• Double Deck 50-Stall Driving Range • State-of-the-Art Bunker Lighting• Fully Stocked Golf Shop • Golf Lessons

Driving Range Fees

Small $6 50 ballsMedium $10 100 ballsLarge $12 150 balls

Range Cards

$50 ($60 value)$100 ($125 value)

Skywest�Golf�Course�PavilionImagine the possibilities . . .

Golf Tournaments | Special OccasionsWeddings | Family Activities | Birthdays

Corporate Events | Anniversaries

Call (510) 317-2325

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Kennedy�ParkRecreation�Area

19501�Hesperian�Blvd.,�Hayward,�California�94541

Family�Fun�ActivitiesKennedy Park has all the right

ingredients for a great family picnic!

• Express Train Ride • Snack Bar

• Tennis Courts • Playground

• Merry-Go-Round • Pony Ride*

• Picnic Areas** • Bounce*

• Horseshoe Courts

• Triple Pines Ranch Petting Zoo

Concessions are open weekends, school vacations,and most holidays, 11:30am-4:30pm, weather permitting.Train ride . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.50Pony ride* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3.00Merry-go-round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.50Bounce* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.50Triple Pines Ranch Petting Zoo . . . . .$1.50

Special $4 discount ticket includes 3-$1.50 admissions for the train, petting zoo, Bounce,*or merry-go-round. For additional savings you may purchase 25-$1.50 admissions for $30.*Pony Ride and Bounce open on selected weekend dates.**For picnic area reservation information, call (510) 881-6700.

For information call (510) 670-7275or email: [email protected]

Applications for part-time Park Ranger positions now available.

Kennedy Park Express Train Ride.

Attention People Owners!Tired�of�dragging�“THEM”�around?Don’t despair, check out the off-leash Dog Park at the SanLorenzo Community Park, 1970 Via Buena Vista and theoff-leash area at Earl Warren Park, 4660 Crow CanyonRoad in Castro Valley.DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT: Alden E. Oliver SportsPark of Hayward, Japanese Gardens, Kennedy Park,Southgate Park, Weekes Park, Meek Park, Centennial Park,Castro Valley Community Park, Sulphur Creek Nature Center, Hayward Shoreline, J. Kenneth Birchfield Park,in buildings, playgrounds, courts, or any park athle tic fields, except for assist dogs for the disabled. Edendale Park and Dog Park – Edendale Park is a small, one-acre parcel adjacent to Edendale MiddleSchool located at 16278 Ashland Avenue in San Lorenzo. This park features a Dog Park and includes large

dog and small dog areas. This newest dog park is an off-leash areafor all pet owners to come out and enjoy! In addition, the park hasa youth play structure area that is ADA accessible!

Need a gift for that special person?Give the gift of recreation!Gift certificates are available at the District office, or call (510) 881-6700.

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Facilities for RentCommunity Parks and FacilitiesCommunity Parks and Facilities are available for private usefor wedding receptions, parties, meetings, exhibits, socials,and other rentals. Priorities for use and fees are based uponthe type of group, organization or individual requesting thereservation. A minimum of 30 days advance notice is requiredwhen requesting a rental. In addition to community centers,rentals are available for swim centers, barbeque picnic areas,Rowell Ranch Rodeo Grounds, and birthday party areas. Forrental information please call the Recreation District Office at(510) 881-6700 or visit www.haywardrec.org.

Picnic Site ReservationsThe vast majority of our parks feature picnic sites which are available on a first come-first served basis (see pages 59-61).To better accommodate group picnic use we also will reservesites at 13 of our parks. The parks are: Alden E. Oliver SportsPark of Hayward, Memorial Park (picnic site), Cannery Park,Mt. Eden Park, Carlos Bee Park, Rowell Ranch, Castro ValleyCommunity Park, San Felipe Community Park, East AvenuePark, San Lorenzo Community Park, Kennedy Park, WeekesCommunity Park, and Meek Park. No Jumpers allowed,please. Fee charges vary according to area. Non resident feesmay be applicable. For reservation information please call theRecreation District Office at (510) 881-6700.

Skywest Golf Course PavilionImagine the possibilities – Special occasions, anniversaries,weddings, family activities, birthdays, corporate events and golftournament catering. For elite catering call (510) 278-8811. Forrentals call skywest golf course (510) 317-2325.

Tennis Court ReservationsAll tennis courts are available at no charge on a first come,first served basis unless reserved (see pages 59-61 forlocations). Fees for tennis court reservations are $9 per hourper court. Court reservations can be made by phone at (510)881-6700. $2 fee charged for each change/cancellation.

Sports Field and Gym RentalsPractices, Leagues and Tournaments – Groups interestedin reserving an outdoor sports field for practices, leagues ortournament play can contact the Adult Sports Office at (510)317-2314. The District has a wide range of facilities capable ofaccommodating a variety of special sporting events, leaguesand tournaments.

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Adobe Adobe Center Art Studios, Art GalleryAdobe Park 20395 San Miguel, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Skateboard Park, Bocce CourtsARAN Arans Art Studio 3313 Village Dr., CV Art StudioArroyo High School 15701 Lorenzo, SLz Í Í Í Í AEOSP Alden E. Oliver Sports Park2580 Eden Park Pl., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Sports Complex ASC Arroyo Swim Center 15701 Lorenzo, SLz Í Summer Swimming OnlyACC Ashland Community Center 1530 167th, SL Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í BTTC BTP Bay Trees Tennis Park Handball, 19855 Cull Canyon, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Sand VolleyballBechtel Mini Park 22798 Ross Place, Hay Í Í Í Í BGCR Bermuda Gardens 1475 167th Ave., SL Community RoomBidwell Park 175 Fairway, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Birchfield Park Santa Clara & Winton, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Bohannon School 800 Bockman, SLz Í Í Í Brenkwitz School 2560 Darwin, Hay Í Í Bret Harte School 1047 “E” St., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í BURB Burbank School 353 “B” St., Hay Í GymnasiumCANP Cannery Park 125 “B” St., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Splash Park, Skate AreaCanyon Middle School 1960 Cull Canyon, CV Í Í Í Í Í Canyon View Park Farm Hill & Daisy, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Carlos Bee Park 1905 Grove, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Castro Valley Creek Park 3600 Norbridge, CV Í Í Amphitheater/Creek OverviewCastro Valley High School California, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Summer Swimming OnlyCVL Castro Valley Library 3600 Norbridge, CV AmphitheaterCVPA-1 Castro Valley Performing Arts3738 CV Blvd., CV Dance StudioCVPA-2 Castro Valley Performing Arts3574 Somerset Ave., CV Dance Studio CVSC Castro Valley Swim Center Mabel, CV Í Summer Swimming OnlyCVCC Castro Valley Park Community Center Chanticleer’s Theatre, CVTC CV Tennis Courts 18988 Lake Chabot, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Splash ParkCentennial Park 24000 Amador, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í CFD Center for the Dance 20391 Anita, CV Dance StudioCherryland Park 198 Grove, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Skate AreaChildren’s Park at Giuliani PlazaMission Blvd. & “D” St., Hay Í Í Christian Penke Park Tahoe & Morningside, Hay Í Í Í Í Í College Heights Park 27020 Fielding, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Colonial Acres School 17115 Meekland, Hay Í Í CONHS Conley-Caraballo High School541 Blanche, Hay Í Í Í Í Í GymDance Co Dance Company 1585 “B” St., HayDeerview Park 5780 Thousand Oaks, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Del Rey Park Bockman & Channel, SLz Í Í Í Í Í Í DMT Douglas Morrisson Theatre22311 North Third St., Hay Í Í EAABs Martial Arts Studio, 1252 “A” St., Hay Earl Warren Park 4660 Crow Canyon, CV Í ÍÍ Í Í Í Off-Leash Dog ParkEAP East Avenue Park 3221 East Ave., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í AmphitheatreEast Avenue School 2474 East Ave., Hay Í Í Í Eden Greenway Cypress at Harder, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Edendale Park 16278 Ashland, SLz Í Í Off-Leash Dog ParkEHCR Eden House 1601 165th Ave., SL Community RoomEldridge Park Hamric at Rieger, Hay Í Í Í Í El Rancho Verde Field 32001 Trevor, Hay Í Í El Rancho Verde Park 541 Blanche, Hay Fairmont Linear Park Fairmont & East 14th, SL Í Í Í Í Í Fairmont Terrace Park 2091 Manchester, SL Í Í ½ Í Fairview Park 2841 Romagnola, Hay Í Í Í Í Fairway Greens Park 30504 Vanderbilt, Hay Í Í Í Í

FHPS Fairview Hills Preschool 2841 Romagnolo, Hay PreschoolFCP Five Canyons Park25847 Five Canyons Pkwy., CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í ½ Í Í Í Í

Gansberger Park Kay & Calaroga, Hay Í Í Í Í Í GOESP Gordon E. Oliver Eden Shores Park2841 Seahaven Ct., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í ½ Í Í Í Greenbelt TrailsWard Creek Canyon, Hay Í Í Í Greenridge Park 6132 Greenridge, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Greenwood Park Eden & Middle, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Harder School Harder & Whitman, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Haymont Mini Park Collete & Luvena, Hay Í Í Í Í HASC Hayward Area Senior Center22325 North Third St., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Hayward High School 1633 East Ave., Hay Í Í Í Hayward Plunge 24176 Mission Blvd., Hay Í Indoor Pool, Year-round SwimHesperian Park 620 Drew, SLz Í Í Í Í Hillcrest Knolls Park 150th & Van, SL Í ÍHot Box Yoga 22433 Foothill Blvd., HayIndependent School 4070 E. Castro Valley Blvd., CV Í Í Í J. A. Lewis Park 28630 Hayward Blvd., Hay Í Í Í Í Í ÍJack Holland Sr. Park 16301 E. 14th St., SL Í Í Í Í Í Í Skate AreaJalquin Vista Park 28846 Bay Heights, Hay Í ÍJapanese Gardens North Third & Crescent Bl., Hay Í Í Wedding Site RentalKennedy Park 19501 Hesperian, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Petting Zoo, Rides, TrainKASCC Kenneth C. Aitken Senior/Com. Center17800 Redwood, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Senior Center KGCR Kent Gardens 16450 Kent, SL Community RoomLakeridge Park 23333 Lakeridge, Hay Í Í Í ½ Í Basketball/Volleyball CourtLa Placita Mini Park El Dorado & Sonoma, Hay Í Í Í ½ Í Laurel Park 2652 Vergil, CV Í Longwood Park Leonardo & Reed, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Marshall School 20111 Marshall, CV Í Í Í Martin Luther King Field 26890 Holly Hill, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í MJCC Matt Jimenez Community Center28200 Ruus, Hay Í Í Í Í Indoor Basketball CourtMPTC McConaghy Park Tennis CourtsMcConaghy Park 18701 Hesperian Blvd., SLz Í Í Í Í Í Í Historical BuildingMeek Park 240 Hampton, Hay

Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Historical BuildingWest Terrace Wedding TerraceMTC Memorial Park Tennis CourtsMemorial Park 24176 Mission, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Indoor PoolMMTC Mervin Morris Park Tennis CourtsMervin Morris Park Nielsen & Grant, SLz Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Skate AreaMHDR Mission Hills/Hayward Driving Range Lighted Driving Range, 225 Industrial Parkway West, Hay Í Í Pro ShopMission Hills of Hayward Golf Course 9–Hole Golf Course, 275 Industrial Parkway West, Hay Í Í Pro ShopMETC Mt. Eden Tennis Courts Mt. Eden Park 2451 W. Tennyson, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Historical Bldg., Shuffle BoardMusic Depot 944 B St., Hay Music studioNuestro Parquecito East 10th at Jefferson, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Old Highlands Park 26180 Parkside, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Pallen MA Pallen Martial Arts3963 E Castro Valley Blvd.,CVPalma Ceia Park 27600 Decatur, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í PALHP Palomares Hills Park 7050 Villareal, CV Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Park School 411 Larchmont, Hay Í Í Í Í Parsons Park Almond & Walnut, CV Í Í ÍPexioto School 24150 Ruus, Hay Í Í Í Í PhotoCentral 1099 “E” Street, Hay Í Í Í Darkrooms, GalleryProctor School 17520 Redwood, CV Í Í Í Rancho Arroyo Park 2121 Depot, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Redwood School 4400 Alma, CV Í Í Í Richard H. Sheridan Soccer Fields 2580 Eden Park Place, Hay Í ÍÍ Í Í ÍÍ Í Í Sports Complex

Ridge Trail Park Boulder Cnyn./Rancho Palo. Rd. Í Í Í ½ Sand Volley Ball Courts

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Rowell Ranch 9275 Dublin Canyon Rd., CV Í Í Í Í Í Rodeo ParkRuus Park Dickens & Folsom, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í SFCC San Felipe Park 2058 “D” St., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í San Lorenzo High School 50 E. Lewelling, SLz Í Í Í SLZAS San Lorenzo Adult School820 Bockman Rd., SLz ClassroomSLCC San Lorenzo Park & Community Center1970 Via Buena Vista, SLz Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Lagoon, Off-Leash Dog ParkSchafer Park Evergreen & Flamingo, Hay Í Í Í Í Shepherd School 27211 Tyrrell, Hay Í Í Í Í Í HSIC Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center4901 Breakwater, Hay Í Í Í Í Trails SSVP Silver Star Veterans Park695 Industrial Pkway., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Bocce Ball Court Skywest Golf Course 1401 Golf Course Rd., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í ProShop, Restaurant, Dr. RangeSorensdale Park 275 Goodwin, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Special Needs Adult Day Prog.SGCC Southgate Community Center26780 Chiplay, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Spring Grove Park 25610 Spring, Hay Í Í Í Í STONE Stonebrae School 28761 Hayward Blvd., Hay Í Í Í Í Í GymnasiumStonybrook Park 620 Woodland, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Stratford Village Park Stratford & Canterbury, Hay Í Í Í ½ Í Skate AreaStrobridge School 21400 Bedford, CV Í Í Í Í SCNC Sulphur Creek Nature Center Nature Center, Animal Rehab1801 “D” St., Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Live Animal Displays SAC Sunset Adult Center Sunset Park 22100 Princeton, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Gym, Street Hockey Courts SSC Sunset Swim Center 410 Laurel, Hay Í Summer Swimming OnlyTennyson High School 27035 Whitman, Hay Í Í Í Tennyson Park Panjon & Huntwood, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Skate ParkTwin Bridges 301 Arrowhead, Hay Í Í Í ½ Í Sand Volleyball CourtTyrrell School 27000 Tyrrell, Hay Í Í Í Í Í Valle Vista Park 381 Valle Vista, Hay Í Í Í ½ Í Vannoy School 5100 Vannoy, CV Í Í Í Í WPTC Weekes Park Tennis Courts WPCC Weekes Park Community Center Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Í Art Studio27182 Patrick, HayWinton School 119 Winton, Hay Í Í Í

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Access�for�All�.�.�.Our District wants to ensure that individuals with disabilitiesor special needs are encouraged to register and participate.If you have specific access needs in order to participate in aprogram, please call (510) 881-6700. The Park District iscommitted to providing program access in terms ofmodifications to policies and procedures, accessiblelocations, and effective communication for programparticipants unless they constitute a fundamental alterationor an undue financial and administrative burdens. Pleasevisit www.haywardrec.org for additional informationplease note that a two-week notice (10 business day anda completed “Access for All Request Form” is required.

Feedback�and�SuggestionsHow are we doing? To send us your comments on District programs, facilities, staff or services please visitour website at www.haywardrec.org and download a “Customer Feedback Form” or stop into any of ourcommunity centers to pick up a Customer Feedback Form in our lobby areas. Feel free to also call us at (510)881-6700 during our business hours.

| Registration |Register early . . . classes fill quickly!

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Please refer to Aquatics program information on page 10 of this Activities Guide.

Registration GuidelinesCorrectly completed registrations will have priority.Registration with unsigned Liability Agreement will notbe processed until signed. Class spaces will not beheld. Only one form is needed for each household.Registrants from separate households wishing toregister for the same class should mail separateregistration forms in the same envelope.

Online/Mail-In Resident Registration Processing BeginsFebruary 21 at 8:30amResident mail-in or fax registration forms receivedprior to February 21 will be held by the registrationstaff. On February 21 at 8:30am, random processingof these forms will begin and will continue until allclasses have been filled. Forms received after this datewill be processed in the order received. Make checkspayable to H.A.R.D. Read, sign and date the LiabilityAgreement. Fill in the name of any applicants underthe age of 18 on the line provided in the text of theagreement. Mail your completed Registration Formand Liability Release, fees and a self-addressedstamped envelope to: H.A.R.D. Registration, 1099 “E”Street, Hayward, CA 94541.

Fax Resident RegistrationProcessing Begins February 21The Registration Form on page 63 may be faxed to881-6763. Please remember to check Visa, MasterCardor American Express and include the number andexpiration date and sign the form. Visa, MasterCardand American Express are the only methods ofpayment accepted by fax. To confirm that we havereceived your fax please call 881-6700 immediatelyafter sending. Please do not mail after faxing.

Walk-In, Non-Resident,Non-Resident Online RegistrationProcessing Begins February 27Walk-in and non-resident registration begins onFebruary 27. For walk-in registration locations, look forspecific registration information with your classinformation in this brochure or call the District Office at881-6700. Check for specific locations in the classinformation of this brochure or drop registration off atthe Hayward Area Recreation and Park District Office,1099 “E” Street, Hayward. Non-resident mail-in or faxregistration forms received prior to February 27 will beheld by the registration staff. On February 27 randomprocessing of these forms will begin on a space availablebasis. Non-resident fee is $10 in addition to resident feesand applies to each class for which you register.

District HolidaysMay 28, 2012 (Memorial Day).

Refund PolicyRefunds/Credits will be issued only upon cancellationof a class/activity by the District – no exceptions.Refunds/Credits will be pro-rated for any classesalready provided. Refunds may take up to 21 days toprocess. If you withdraw from a class one week priorto the first class meeting, you may receive a ClientCredit for the registration period. Client Credits will beissued within 21 days of the class and can be used forany District program. Refunds, cancellations andtransfer of classes are subject to a $2 service chargeper class for classes $15 and under; $5 service chargeper class for classes $16 and over. Credits will not beissued after the second class meeting.

Returned Check PolicyIf for any reason your check is not honored by thebank and is returned to the Recreation and ParkDistrict, a $25 service charge will be levied.

Class Fee PolicyClass fees will not be pro-rated for participants joiningafter the first class. Senior District Residents (60+years) will receive a 25% registration discount forclasses except for Senior Programs, Golf Pro grams andAdult Tennis Leagues.

Some Common Questions . . .Did I get my class? If you sent your self-ad dressedstamped envelope, a copy of your registrationconfirmation will be returned. Bring it to your firstclass. If you have not received confirmation byFebruary 27, please call 881-6700. No places will beheld by telephone. No confirmation will be returnedwithout your self-addressed stamped envelope.Can I visit my child’s class? Attendance is limited toregistered participants only. The Recreation Districthas no personnel available to supervise childrenbefore or after scheduled classes. Sorry, no parents inchildren’s classes either.What about full or cancelled classes? The Districtsets minimum and maximum numbers of participantsfor classes. We will take a waiting list for any class andwill attempt to schedule a new class when a sufficientnumber has signed up. Classes will be cancelled if theminimum registrations are not received. It is helpfulto include a second choice if possible.Are there any age limits? Where “Age Level” isindicated, your child must be that age on the startingday of the program unless otherwise noted.

Some partial scholarships are availablebased on need and funds available.

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67th Annual

Easter Egg Hunt&Bonnet Parade!

Saturday, April 7, 2011Kennedy Park, 19501 Hesperian Blvd., Hayward

The Hayward Area Recreation and Park District’s Youth Program will behosting the 67th Annual Easter Bonnet Parade and Egg Hunt. The BonnetParade registration will begin promptly at 9:00am and the BonnetParade led by the Easter Bunny will begin at 9:30am. Bonnet Paradeparticipants must be 6 years and under and all bonnets must be

homemade and be worn by the participants during the parade to qualify. Participants will have their homemadebonnets judged in the following categories: the prettiest, most unusual, and most colorful. The egg hunt willimmediately follow the Bonnet Parade at 10:00am. There are four egg hunt age categories; one to two, threeto four, five to six and seven to nine year olds. The event will take placerain or shine.

27th Annual

Golf TournamentJuly 11, 2012

Skywest Golf Course, 1401 Golf Course Road, Hayward

Great day includes golf, auction, lunch dinner and a raffle! All proceedsbenefit recreation scholarships and programs of the Hayward AreaRecreation and Park District. Tax deductible. For tournament registrationor sponsorship information, call (510) 881-6731.

Documents

HARD Spring 2012 Activity Guide