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May - August 2012

Recreation GuideOnce again, the Superior Downhill Mile

race will kick-off the 4th of July festivitiesat 7:00 am. This one-mile race has become

a local favorite and is the fastest streetmile in the United States! Be a part of itthis year’s race by registering online at

www.active.com(search Superior Downhill Mile).

Superior Downhill Mile - 7:00 am

Community Parade - 8:30 am

Our themed community parade (theme TBD) startsat 8:30 am at the North Pool (Indiana Street and Rock

Creek Parkway). Float line up begins at 7:30 am,pedestrian line up begins at 8:00 am. Start planningyour parade entry now, and submit your application!

Float applications are available atwww.superiorcolorado.gov Pancake Breakfast - 9:00 am

This family friendly event starts at 9:00 am atCommunity Park. Be sure to hang out after

breakfast and enjoy the fun. There will be plenty ofvendors, interactive games and prizes, inflatables for

kids, and more!

Race, Parade and Pancake Breakfast

Volunteers Needed! Come out,

have some fun, and get a

FREE t-shirt! For more volunteer

information please contact Katie

at 303-499-3675, or

[email protected].

Come and celebrate the4th of July with theTown of Superior!

Superior Running Club2012

Parks, Open Spaceand Trails

Helpful Contacts

Alan McBeathSuperintendent of Parks and Open Space303-499-1723, [email protected]

• Parks/Open Space• Trails• Irrigation

Patrick HammerSuperintendent of Recreation303-499-3675 ext. 119, [email protected]

• Recreation Services• Recreation Facilities• Community Outreach

Bryan MeyerRecreation Supervisor303-499-3675 ext. 163, [email protected]

• Aquatics/Swim Lessons• Fitness• General Recreation

Emily WisnerRecreation Coordinator303-499-3675 ext. 166, [email protected]

• Facility and Field Rentals• General Recreation

Katie RummelEvents and Volunteer Coordinator303-499-3675 ext. 167, [email protected]

• Community Events• Community Volunteer Opportunities

Sports Field Weather Hotline720-304-3707

Milisa MillerMulti Media Graphics Specialist303-499-3675 ext. 161, [email protected]

Table of Contents1 Welcome

2-7 General Information

2-3 Activity Registration

4-6 Park, Field and Shelter Information

7 Town Committees and Commissions

8 Fitness

8 Mountain Fitness Boot Camp

8 Boulder Valley Ice

8 Superior Running Club

9 Louisville Adult Sports

9-10 YMCA Tennis

11-18 Aquatics

11 Pool Overview

12 Pool Hours & Schedule

13 Pool Rules

14 Swim Lesson Class Descriptions

16-18 Swim Lesson Schedule

18 Masters Swim

19-20 General Interest

19 A Walk through Historic Superior

19 Dana V Music

20 Dog Training

21-23 Youth Sports

21 Boulder Valley Ice

22 Skyhawks Sport Camps

22 Superior Mustangs

23 Marcelo Balboa Soccer Camps

24 Youth Programs

24 Young Rembrandts

24-25 Dana V Music

26 Play-Well TEKnologies LEGOTM

26 Young Ambassadors

27 Community Events/Volunteer Opportunities

28 YMCA of Boulder Valley

28 Challenger British Soccer Camp

28 3 v 3 Soccer League

28 Summer Baseball

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This publicat ion is provided by the Town of Superior

Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department located at

127 E. Coal Creek Drive, Superior, Colorado 80027. For

additional information please call 303-499-3675 or visit the

Town’s website at www.superiorcolorado.gov.

Our MissionThe Town of Superior Parks, Recreat ion and Open Space

Department strives to provide the community with the highest

qual ity of l ife through the balance of Parks, Recreation and Open

Space, the care of natural and created resources, community

events, programs, and opportunities for residents to participate,

while maintaining the best possible customer service in the most

cost effective manner.

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3 WAYS TO REGISTER

Online:

Go to www.superiorrec.com to register.

Mail it in:

Mail completed registration form and payment

to: Town of Superior, Attn: PROS, 124 E.

Coal Creek Dr., Superior, CO 80027.

Fax it in:

Fax your completed registration (VISA or

MASTERCARD only) to the Town of Superior

PROS office at 303-494-2521.

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Summer Registration InformationREGISTRATION TIPS:

• Registrations will be processed on a first come basis.

• Fax and mail registrations will receive second priority to walk-in

registrations depending on the date they are received.

• Be sure to fully complete your registration form including the 8

digit code number of the class, and all other requested informa-

tion.

• Don’t forget to sign the waiver.

• Be sure to submit your registration and payment early so that

you do not miss the registration deadlines.

• If using a credit card for the convenience of fax and mail regis-

tration please note that we accept VISA and MASTERCARD.

Include the 16 digit card number, expiration date, 3 digit securi-

ty code located on the back, as well as the card holder’s name.

• Be sure that your check or money order is made payable to the

Town of Superior.

STEPS TO REGISTERING:

Online:

Go to www.superiorrec.com to register online.

Drop it off:

Drop off completed registration forms and payment at Superior

Town Hall, 124 E. Coal Creek Dr. Payment by cash, check, VISA, and

MASTERCARD are accepted.

Town Hall Hours

Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays

Mail it in:

Mail completed registration form and payment to: Town of

Superior, Attn: PROS, 124 E. Coal Creek Dr., Superior, CO 80027.

Make payment to the Town of Superior. A receipt will be mailed to

you on the day that your registration is processed. Mailed in

registrations must be received prior to the activity registration

deadlines.

Fax it in:

Fax your completed registration (VISA or MASTERCARD only) to

the Town of Superior PROS office at 303-494-2521. A receipt will

be mailed to you on the day that your registration is processed.

Please note:

Registration deadlines for some Adult and Youth Sports programs

may overlap more than one recreation guide. Please check for

early bird and registration deadlines for each activity to ensure

on-time registration.

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ACTIVITY CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY

• Classes cancelled by the Town of Superior will be refunded

100%. The cancellation request form is not necessary for these

cancellations. Classes can be cancelled due to insufficient

enrollment or inclement weather.

• Cancellations prior to the registration deadline will be refunded

100%.

• Cancellations after the registration deadline or after the f irst

class will be charged a $10 processing fee if it does not drop the

class below the minimum enrollment. Cancellations that result

in dropping the class below the minimum enrollment will not be

given a refund.

• Requests for cancellat ions must be given to the PROS

Department no later than 1 business day after the f irst class or

refunds will not be given.

• Cancellations/transfers requested after a one day class will not

be refunded.

• Refunds will not be given for punch cards.

• There is no transfer fee.

MINIMUM/MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT POLICY

Classes have set minimum and maximum participation numbers.

Early registration is recommended for all classes and will help

ensure that the minimum participant number is met. If the

minimum is not met, the class will be cancelled and transfers,

refunds or credits will be made. Participants will be notified of all

cancellations.

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Superior Parks, Athletic Fields and SheltersPlease see map on back, inside cover for locations

Facility Reservations

Parks, shelters and athletic fields are available to rent. All reserva-

tions must be made at least 2 weeks in advance and require a $200

deposit that will be refunded within 30 days after the reservation.

Reservations may be made during business hours at Town Hall, by

fax or email. Deposit and fees are due at the time of reservation.

Please use the reservation form located on the next page.

North and South Pools are available to rent for birthday and private

parties. Please see page 10 for more information.

Park Shelter Permit Dates

May - August

Permits available now

September - December

Permits available 8/1/2012

January - April

Permits available 12/1/2012

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Town Committees and CommissionsGet Involved in your Community!

The Town of Superior has many opportunities for you to help shape

the future of your community. Please look for openings on the

following committees in your monthly newsletter. All meetings

are open to the public.

Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC)

OSAC meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 7:00 pm to

9:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member committee

that serves solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommenda-

tions to the Town Board on matters such as:

• Areas appropriate for open space designation as wildlife

habitats, trails or other similar purposes.

• Community services and amenities that will be provided by the

purchase by the Town of natural open space.

• Work with Town staff to periodically review and evaluate the

management policies and procedures of Open Space lands.

Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee

(PROSTAC)

PROSTAC meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 7:00 pm

to 9:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member commit-

tee that is composed of two recreation advocates, two parks

advocates, two open space advocates (filled by OSAC members),

two trails advocates and one at-large advocate. PROSTAC serves

solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommendations to the

Town Board on matters such as:

• Continuing to assist with parks, recreation, open space and

trails issues and recommending implementation of the

master plan.

• Assisting with the development of the 5 year Implementation

Action Plan and with the implementation of the Master Plan

action items.

• Reviewing and commenting on staff's annual work plan.

Recycling and Conservation Advisory Committee (RCAC)

RCAC meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 5:30 pm to 7:00

pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is an eight-member committee

that serves solely in an advisory capacity and makes recommenda-

tions to the Town Board on matters such as:

• Examining the needs of the Town for recycling and conservation

activities that are not already in place, and to assess the current

waste diversion programs.

• Assisting the Town Board in establishing priorities for the

implementation of recycling and conservation activities, fund

permitting.

• Examining and making recommendations to the Board on

possible sources of funding for the implementation of recycling

and conservation activities.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each

month at 7:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It is a nine-member

board appointed by the Board of Trustees. This quasi-judicial board

is responsible for developing recommendations for the Town Board

regarding the Superior Comprehensive Plan. It is also responsible

for the review of development proposals within the Town of

Superior.

Superior Historical Commission

The Superior Historical Commission meets the 3rd Friday of each

month from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Superior Town Hall. It

is a nine-member committee that serves solely in an advisory

capacity and makes recommendations to the Town Board on

matters regarding historic preservation. To be eligible, you must

have attended at least seven meetings in one year. Non-residents

are eligible.

FREE SKATE 1-6 (All Ages)

Skills covered: Figure skating elements. Participant must have

tested through Basic Skills 1-8. Please contact your BV Ice

instructor for the level that best fits your ability.

Day: Saturday

Date: All Levels (1-6) May 26 -June 30

220002 A Level 1

220002 B Level 2

220002 C Level 3

220002 D Level 4

220002 E Level 5

220002 F Level 6

Time: 1:35-2:05 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

Superior Running ClubAll levels of runners are invited to join and routes are customized to

accommodate all abilities. The purpose of the club is to gather

people together who have an interest in running, provide motiva-

tion to get in shape, offer advice and support for beginning runners,

share training tips and have fun in a relaxed and non-competitive

group setting. The running routes vary from week and are held in

the Superior area. For more information about the Superior

Running Club visit www.superiorunning.com.

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Mountain Fitness

Outdoor Boot Camp

ClassCome join us at Superior’s

beautiful and scenic

Community Park for a

body sculpting and calo-

rie scorching workout.

Our instructor has put

together a unique program that is guaranteed to tone up those

problem areas and blast away those unwanted pounds while safely

providing an exhilarating workout for all sizes and abilities. So no

matter what your fitness level is, come and join us for a total mind

and body workout!! Register at Town Hall.

Day: Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Date: May 14-June 22

Time: 9:30-10:30 am

Cost: 18 punch workout card R $160/ NR $170

9 punch workout card R $99/ NR $109

3 punch workout card R $35/ NR $45

Boulder Valley IceBoulder Valley Ice offers recreational skating, hockey and birthday

parties. All classes listed below include skate rental. Don’t forget

to check in at the front desk and dress warm! For more informa-

tion, visit www.bvice.com or call 303.494.4777. For class specific

questions email Juilz Pettit at [email protected]. Location: 125

Superior Plaza Way, Superior.

ADULT ALL LEVELS (Ages 14+)

Day: Saturday

Date: 220001 A May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:00-1:30 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

Superior Residents!Receive a $10 discountby registering through

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YMCA TennisQuantum tennis, created by Ted Murray, Tennis Coordinator for

the YMCA of Boulder Valley, is based upon creating unlimited

tennis players. The concepts are cutting edge, yet simple to learn

and implement. The focus is always on making the game fun and

enjoyable while engaging all students throughout the class. Our

mission is to help develop all dimensions of the students’ abilities,

including mental, emotional, and social skills in addition to the

physical skills required to become a complete tennis player. Ted’s

37 years of global experience teaching players of all ages and

abilities brings a special energy to the program that will inspire all

ages to make tennis their sport for a lifetime.

YMCA Summer 2012 Class SessionsSession #2: May 7 - 25

Session #3: June 4 - 22

Session #4: July 9 - 27

Session #5: August 20 - September 7

Summer 2012 Class DescriptionsJR. BUFFS FIRST FLIGHT

(age 3 – 4) (Mon/Wed 9:30 am – 10:00 am) ($45 Superior Resident)

Group games develop the basic hand eye coordination and body

awareness that are important skills for playing tennis. Focus is

always on fun, safety, and inspiring a love for the game of tennis.

Register online at www.ymcabv.org

JR. BUFFS LITTLE STARS

(ages 5 – 6) (Mon/Wed 10:10 am – 10:55 am) ($50 Superior Resident)

Emphasis is on fun group games that incorporate appropriate

rackets, balls and courts to develop the basic skills of movement,

judgment, and ball striking while learning the fundamental

concepts of the game of tennis. Register online at

www.ymcabv.org

JR. BUFFS EMERGING STARS

(ages 7 – 10) (Mon/Wed 11:00 am – 11:55 am) ($65 Superior

Resident) Technique of all aspects of tennis is developed in creative

ways within the context of playing the game using the QuickStart

concept. Students learn about competing in a supportive, positive

environment with the focus on learning instead of merely winning.


JR. BUFFS SHOOTING STARS

(Ages 11 – 14) (Tues/Thur 9:30 am – 10:30 am) ($70 Superior

Resident) For those who are new or relatively inexperienced in

tennis. Concentration is on the fundamentals of the game to

create a solid foundation to enjoy the game throughout life. No

previous tennis or athletic background is required. As always,

playing the game in a fun environment is the primary focus.


Louisville Adult SportsSuperior residents can now participate in select adult sports

leagues offered by Louisville Parks and Recreation Department

without having to pay the non-resident fee. For more information

or to register please visit www.louisvillerecreation.com or email

Jesse DeGraw at [email protected].

COED KICKBALL

Get a kick with Kickball. Create a team, sign up as a free agent, but

get out and let’s have some fun! We will have a 7 week season with

an end-of-season tournament. Games will be played at the

Louisville Sports Complex in Louisville, or Lamont Does in

Lafayette.

Session: 1 and 2

Day/Time: Thursday 6:00-8:00 pm

Starts: June 7

Fee: Session 1 $365/Session 2 Free Agent

ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL

Join us as we throw the pigskin around and re-live the glory days.

Games are played 4-on-4 and on a 60 yard field. This is a non-

contact league unsportsmanlike conduct will result in the offend-

ing player being dismissed from the league. Games will be played

on a rotating basis in both cities. Rainout line: 303-335-4998

Session: 1 and 2

Day/Time: Thursday 6:00-10:00 pm

Starts: August 8

Fee: Session 1 $365/Session 2 Free Agent

COED SOFTBALL

Stop by the Louisville Recreation Center or call 303-335-4909 to

receive a league roster and registration form. Please include the

completer mailing address and an email address on the registra-

tion form for the Team Manager. All games are played at the

Louisville Sports Complex; A minimum of 5 teams are required to

form a league. This is a 7 week season with an end-of-season

tournament in October. Registration deadline: August 1st

Session: 1, 2 and 4

Day/Time: Session 1, D-Rec, Wednesday 6:00-10:00 pm

Session 2, D-Rec, Sunday 4:00-8:00 pm

Starts: Session 1 starts August 1

Session 2 starts August 5

Fee: Session 1 and 2 $450/Session 4 Free Agent

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ADULT COMPETITORS

(Ages 18+) (Thurs. 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm) ($72 Superior Resident) For

players at the 3.5 level and above. Focus is on games and drills that

emphasize the various situations faced in both singles and doubles

matches. Instruction is limited to handling these situations effec-

tively. The session is movement-oriented with plenty of balls being

hit with a purpose. Bring your doubles partner and get experience

teaming together!

* An Adult Tennis Punch Card must be purchased and can be used

for Cardio Tennis sessions or Adult Competitors drop-in sessions.

Each card is good for 6 sessions; so, you can use them at your

leisure. You must register for each session individually by contact-

ing Ted Murray at [email protected]

PRIVATE LESSONS

(All Ages)

One Session: $50 Superior Resident

4 Session Package: $180 Superior Resident

8 Session Package: $320 Superior Resident

If you want to raise your game rapidly, private lessons are recom-

mended to get the personal touch for the specific aspects of the

game that you need. Ted Murray has a world of experience helping

players of all ages and abilities. He makes a private lesson fun

and has many techniques to help change your game without

going through a painful and lengthy mental process. Include a

friend or your doubles partner to share the cost and the fun! For

reservations or information contact Ted directly at:

[email protected] or by phone at 720-402-2669.

* Please Note: You must purchase a training session/package prior

to your first lesson.

YMCA Summer 2012 Camp SessionsJune Tennis Camp: June 25 - 29

4th of July Tennis Camp: July 2 - 6

July Tennis Camp: July 30 - August 3

Summer 2012 Camp DescriptionJR. BUFFS TENNIS CAMP

(Ages 7-16) (Mon-Fri 9:30 am-12:30 pm) ($150 Superior Resident)

Tennis camps are a great way to take your game rapidly to the next

level. Players are grouped according to age and ability level to

optimize the learning while making it a fun and social experience as

well. Three hours is the perfect length of time to get a great

workout, hit many balls, and get a lot of playing experience. Camps

are a wonderful combination of fun, learning, and exercise.

Register online at www.ymcabv.org.

USTA and CARA JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS

(Ages 7-18) (Tues./Thurs. Times TBD) (All Levels)

Want to play on a team, compete against other players and have

tons of fun. USTA and CARA team tennis is the answer. Weekly

team practice and matches with an end of season tournament

for everyone who qualif ies. For more information contact

Ted Murray directly at [email protected] or by phone at

720-402-2669.

JR. BUFFS ACES

(Ages 11 – 16) (Tues/Thurs 10:30 am – 12:00 pm) ($110 Superior

Resident) Intermediate and advanced players who aspire to be

competitive players. Emphasis is on refining technique that can

handle all aspects of a match. Mental and emotional training is

incorporated holistically into each practice. Physical f itness

training is also included in a safe and progressive yet fun format.

Emphasis is always on making competition a joyous learning

experience. Register online at www.ymcabv.org

ADULT NEWCOMERS

(Ages 18+) (Tues. 8:30 am – 9:30 am) ($70 Superior Resident) It is

never too late to learn the best lifetime sport. We make it easy to

learn tennis even if you have had no previous athletic experience

(or even if you have gotten turned off previously by tennis lessons!).

The group energy makes it fun to learn, and the emphasis is on

playing and enjoying the game immediately. Register online at

www.ymcabv.org

CARDIO TENNIS

(Ages 18+) (Tues. 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm, Thurs. 8:30 – 9:30 am) ($72

Superior Resident) All ages and ability levels enjoy this class. The

focus is not on instruction or technique, but rather on getting a

healthy, fun aerobic workout while hitting plenty of tennis balls. It

is a fantastic combination of drills, games, and exercises that

develop the game and body naturally in a wonderfully supportive

social setting.

* An Adult Tennis Punch Card must be purchased at

www.ymcabv.org and can be used for Cardio Tennis sessions or

Adult Competitors drop-in sessions. Each card is good for 6

sessions; so, you can use them at your leisure. You must register for

each session individually by going to www.cardiotennis.com

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Town of Superior PoolsThe Town of Superior has two outdoor pools, North Pool and South

Pool. The North Pool facility is located at 1650 South Indiana Street

and features a heated leisure pool and heated children’s wading

pool. The South Pool facility is located at 3300 Huron Peak Avenue

and features a heated leisure pool with a slide and mushroom

fountain and a heated children’s wading pool. Both facilities offer

a designated lane for lap swimming.

The Town of Superior will offer a variety of aquatics programs

during the 2012 pool season, including Swim Lessons and Masters

Swim.

Both North and South Pool will open to the public on Friday,

May 25, 2012.

Resident Pool Identification Cards (ID’s)The cost for an Identif ication Card is $5.00. Replacement ID’s

are also $5.00. All residents 9 years of age or older that live within

the Town of Superior need to have a resident photo ID to use both

the North and South Pools. Residents under 9 years of age do not

need an ID when accompanied by an adult (18 years or older) or a

youth 3-17 years old with a current Red Cross or YMCA Babysitter’s

Certificate that has an ID. If you have an ID with a barcode, you

will not need a new card. To receive an ID, proof of residency in the

form of a current water bill that is postmarked within 60 days or a

currents lease document, is required along with a current photo ID.

Resident ID’s are issued at Superior Town Hall and at the North and

South Pools during the pool season. Pool patrons without a valid

Resident ID card will be charged guest fees.

Guest Policy at the PoolsAll guests are required to sign in at the front desk and MUST be

accompanied by a resident (ages 9 and older) with a recreation ID

at all times while at the pools. Fees for guests are:

• age 0-5 (infant) – Free

• age 6-17 (child) – $2.00

• age 18-59 (adult) – $2.00

• age 60 + (senior) – $2.00

Guest Punch CardResidents will now be able to purchase a 20 visit guest punch card.

This card can be used for any age guest (6 and older). The cost is

just $35.00 and is good for 20 visits. You can purchase the 20 visit

punch card at Town Hall or at the pools. All guests are required to

sign in at the front desk and MUST be accompanied by a resident

age 9 and older.

Pool Party Rental InformationParties consisting of 10 or more non-family members gathering in

an organized group during the normal operating hours of the

pools are responsible for making a pool party reservation. This

reservation is critical due to the limited life-guard to patron ratio

that is in place at each pool.

Fees are charged to reserve the facility for the event and do not

cover the entry fees of any non-resident of the Town. These fees

cover the cost of an additional lifeguard(s) to be present during the

party, and reserves two (or more) pool side tables for the group.

Non-residents of the group shall be charged the applicable guest

fees separate from any reservation fees. Day time pool party

reservations are available only to residents of the Town of

Superior; non-residents may not reserve the facility or enter the

facility without the accompaniment of a Town of Superior resident.

Evening pool rentals are available for non-resident groups.

Please Note: Pool reservations during normal operating hours are

non-exclusive. You will be expected to share the pool area with the

public.

Fees and policies differ for evening pool party rentals. Both the

North and South Pools may be rented for evening pool parties. The

hours that the pools may be rented are Sunday through Saturday

evenings 8:00-10:00 p.m. Parties must be out of the pool facility by

10:00 p.m.

Please contact the Parks, Recreation and Open Space office at

303-499-3675 for availability. All reservations must be made two

weeks in advance.

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North Pool, 1650 S. Indiana, 303-554-5658

Open Swim Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

All other scheduled pool times are limited to Adult Lap Swimmers, Rock Creek Flyers Participants or Swim Lesson Participants only.

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

6a-7a Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team/ Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team/ Flyers Swim Team/

(8) Masters Swim (8) (8) Masters Swim (8) Masters Swim (8)

7a-10a Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team

(8) (8) (8) (8) (8)

10a-10:30a Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team Flyers Swim Team

(4) (4) (4) (4) (4)

Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons

10:30a-11:30a Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons

11:30a-6:30p Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim

Adult Lap (1) Adult Lap (1) Adult Lap (1) Adult Lap (1) Adult Lap (1)

6:30p-8p Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim

Flyers (4) Flyers (4) Flyers (4) Flyers (4) Flyers (4)


Time Saturday Sunday

9:30a-11a Adult Lap (1)

11a-8p Open Swim Open Swim

Adult Lap (1) Adult Lap (1)

South Pool, 3300 Huron Peak Avenue, 303-499-3786

Open Swim Hours: Monday-Friday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

All other scheduled pool times are limited to Adult Lap Swimmers, Rock Creek Flyers Participants or Swim Lesson Participants only.

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

6a-8:45a Adult Lap (2) Adult Lap (2) Adult Lap (2) Adult Lap (2) Adult Lap (2)

8:45a-10:30a Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons Group Lessons

10:30a-8p Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim Open Swim


Time Saturday Sunday

8:45a-10:30a Group Lessons

10:30a-8p Open Swim Open Swim

Adult Lap (1) Adult Lap (1)

( ) Indicates number of lap lanes available or being used.

( ) Indicates number of lap lanes available or being used.

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Back to School “Modified” Pool Schedule

The North and South pool will operate on a modified schedule once Boulder Valley School District resumes classes on August 14, 2012.

Reduced hours will begin August 14, 2012 and run through September 3, 2012

North Pool Open Swim Hours (Sunday morning adult lap swimming will be suspended):

Monday-Friday 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

South Pool Open Swim Hours (Weekday morning adult lap swim will be suspended):

Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

* Pool hours subject to change due to staff availabil ity.

General Pool RulesMAIN POOL RULES

• Children under the age of 9 must be accompanied by an adult

(18 years and up) or a youth 13-17 years old that has a current

Red Cross Babysitter’s Certificate.

• Pool patrons must either present a Pool ID card or pay guest fees

for admittance.

• “Breakout” or “Adult Swim” will be called at 10 minutes till the

top of the hour for Restroom Breaks and Safety Checks.

• A maximum of 195 people (including Aquatic Staff) are allowed

at either pool at any time.

• Children who require floatation devices must have an adult

within an arm’s reach.

• Lifejackets, water wings, floaty swimsuits are allowed at the

pools as Long as an adult is within arm’s reach. Large rafts are

prohibited. Small floatation devices may be used if they are not

obstructing the lifeguard’s ability to scan the pool or affecting

the enjoyment of the other patrons in the pool.

• Proper swimming attire must be worn; swim diapers must be

substituted for diapers.

• Tobacco and alcohol are not allowed on the premises.

• The Lifeguard, in accordance with the Assistant Pool Manager,

has the authority to close the pool whenever unsafe conditions

occur.

• Diving, flips and launching are prohibited.

• Unsafe behavior and horseplay is prohibited at the facility

• Showers must be taken before entering the pool.

• Eating is permitted under the shade structure(s).

• Glass objects are not permitted in the pool area.

• Gum is prohibited.

• Pets must remain outside of the facility.

• Town of Superior Aquatic Staff is not responsible for patron’s

belongings.

WADER POOL RULES

• Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.

• Children must be under the age of 6 to use the wader pool.

SLIDE RULES

• One person on the slide at a time.

• Children with floatation devices may use the slide with an adult.

• Feet first only down the slide.

OTHER FACILITY RULES

• Overnight parking is not allowed at Town facilities without

Town permission.

• Motorized vehicles are not permitted on facility grounds, except

in the parking lots.

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Group Swim Lesson Class DescriptionsPARENT/TOT ONE – Ages 6 months to 18 months

(30 minute class)

This class is designed to teach infants and their caregivers basic

water adjustment skills. This does not teach children to be

accomplished swimmers or survive in the water. One parent per

child. Swim diapers are required.

PARENT/TOT TWO – Ages 18 months to 3 years (30 minute class)

This class is designed to teach toddlers and their caregivers basic

water adjustment skills. This does not teach children to be

accomplished swimmers or survive in the water. One parent per

child. Swim diapers are required.

Preschool: Ages 3 to 5BEGINNER – GUPPIES (30 minute class)

This is a basic beginner course that teaches basic water adjustment

and is for children with little water experience. Children must be

ready to participate in lessons without their parents. This level

helps children become comfortable putting their face in the water,

body position and air recovery, and supported floats.

INTERMEDIATE – JELLYFISH (30 minute class)

This class is for children who are able to put their face in the water,

blow bubbles, and float on their front and back assisted. This level

improves floating on the front and back, and teaches the flutter

kick and arm strokes.

ADVANCED – SEA HORSES (30 minute class)

This advanced level will focus on improving stroke skills, improving

side-breathing, and stoke endurance. Children must be able to

float on their front and back unassisted for 5 seconds, and swim

unassisted for 5 feet.

Learn To Swim: Ages 5 and UpLEVEL 1 – ANGELFISH (30 minute class)

This is the introductory course to the Learn to Swim program. This

course is appropriate for children who have some level of comfort

in the water, but few swimming skills. Skill to be taught: submerge

face and head. Bounce in chest deep water, front and back floats,

bubble blowing combined with basic front crawl arm movement,

balance control, front and back kicks, basic water rules, reaching

assists and use of a Personal Floatation Device.

LEVEL 2 – BARRACUDAS (30 minute class)

Children in this class should be comfortable in the water. They

should be able to fully submerge their face, blow bubbles, and

float unsupported. Skills to be taught: hold breath and submerge,

retrieve submerge objects, orientation to deeper water, prone and

back glides, rhythmic breathing, flutter kicks, back crawl,

combined front stroke, combined back stroke, turnovers, life

jacket use and extension assists from deck.

LEVEL 3 – STINGRAYS (30 minute class)

This class is for children who are able to swim front and back crawl

for at least 3 body lengths unassisted. These skills are a necessity

as we improve upon them with new strokes throughout this level.

Skills to be taught: retrieve submerged object in slightly deeper

water with eyes open. Bob in deeper water, jump into deep water

with no assistance, kneeling dive, compact dive, front crawl with

rhythmic breathing for 15 yards, back crawl, elementary backstroke

10 yards, tread water and diving rules.

LEVEL 4 – SEA OTTERS (30 minute class)

Participants must be proficient in front and back crawl and

swimming the length of the pool. This class builds on the skills of

front/back crawl and elementary backstroke. Participants learn

sidestroke and breaststroke as well as developing stamina for long

distance swimming. This is a longer class and participants must be

able to do continuous exercise for the class period. Skills to be

taught: deep water bobs, front crawl with rotary breathing 25

yards, elementary backstroke 25 yards. Backstroke 25 yards, open

turns, basic standing dives and tread water with different kicks.

LEVEL 5 – HAMMERHEADS (30 minute class)

This class works on fine-tuning strokes and endurance swimming.

Butterfly strokes and flip turns are introduced. Skills to be taught:

butterfly stroke 15 yards, front crawl and back crawl 50 yards with

flip turns, tread water for 3 minutes, and stride jump entry.

LEVEL 6/JR LIFEGUARD (30 minute class)

This class is for swimmers looking to advance in their swimming

ability and learn the skills that real lifeguards use every day.

Completion of Level 5 or comparable stroke ability is required.

Participants must be 10-14 years of age. This class will teach

participants how to perform lifesaving rescues, treat first aid situa-

tions, and identify distressed swimmers. Participants will also

increase stroke technique and endurance so they can swim with

more ease, efficiency and power. Participants will also be required

to complete 5 service hours at the pool upon completion of the

class session.

Youth & Adult Private/Semi-Private Swim LessonsTake a swim lesson with one of our experienced swim instructors. A

30 minute swim session will have you on your way toward

advancing in technique and skill ability. Please register for lessons

at Town Hall at 127 E. Coal Creek Dr. Once registered, you will be

contacted shortly by a Town of Superior Swim Instructor to set up

days and times for classes. Youth ages 3-17 and adults ages 18+.

PRIVATE LESSON RATES (one-on-one)

$30 – 1 Lesson

$116 – 4 Lessons

$224 – 8 Lessons;

SEMI-PRIVATE RATES (2 swimmers at the same skill level)

$45 – 1 Lesson

$176 – 4 Lessons

$334 – 8 Lessons

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START HEREIs your child age 3 or older?

Which group swim lesson class is right for your child?This chart outlines the critical prerequisite skills that determine class placement.Follow the chart to identify the class that best suits your child’s skill level.

*IMPORTANT NOTES*Parent/Tot ONE & TWO require adultparticipation in the pool.Repetition of skills and levels is an importantpart of the learning process. Parents areencouraged to estimate their child’s ability levelas accurately as possible to ensure a positiveexperience for all swimmers.If on the first day of class it is determined thatyour child is best suited for a different class level,we will do our best to accommodate your childand make the transfer.

BEGINNERGUPPIES

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INTERMEDIATEJELLYFISH

ADVANCEDSEA HORSES

LEVEL 6JR LIFEGUARD

PARENT/TOT ONE(6 months-18 months)PARENT/TOT TWO(18 months-3 years)

LEVEL 1ANGELFISHLEVEL 2BARRACUDASLEVEL 3STINGRAYS

LEVEL 4SEA OTTERS

LEVEL 5HAMMERHEADS

Is your child age 5or older?

Is your child uncomfortablein the water ornew to swim lessons?

This class is for swimmers looking toadvance in their swimming ability and learnthe skills that are real lifeguards use everyday. Your child must be 10-14 years old andhave completed Level 5 or are able todemonstrate comparable stroke ability.

Can your child fullysubmerge their face,blow bubbles, andfloat unsupported? Can your child backfloat or front float bythemselves?Your child is 3-5 yearsold. Can your child puttheir head under waterand blow bubbles?

Can your child swimfront and back crawlfor at least 3 bodylengths unassisted?Is your child proficientin front and back crawland swimming thelength of the pool?Can your child performsidestroke andbreaststroke? Has yourchild been introduced tolong distance swimming?Your child is able to swim25 yards with rotarybreathing. Has your childbeen introduced tobutterfly strokes andflip turns?

START HEREIs your child age 3 or older?

Which group swim lesson class is right for your child?This chart outlines the critical prerequisite skills that determine class placement.

Follow the chart to identify the class that best suits your child’s skill level.

*IMPORTANT NOTES*Parent/Tot ONE & TWO require adult

participation in the pool.Repetition of skills and levels is an important

part of the learning process. Parents areencouraged to estimate their child’s ability level

as accurately as possible to ensure a positiveexperience for all swimmers.

If on the first day of class it is determined thatyour child is best suited for a different class level,

we will do our best to accommodate your childand make the transfer.

BEGINNERGUPPIES

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INTERMEDIATEJELLYFISH

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LEVEL 6JR LIFEGUARD

PARENT/TOT ONE(6 months-18 months)

PARENT/TOT TWO(18 months-3 years)

LEVEL 1ANGELFISH

LEVEL 2BARRACUDAS

LEVEL 3STINGRAYS

LEVEL 4SEA OTTERS

LEVEL 5HAMMERHEADS

Is your child age 5or older?

Is your child uncomfortablein the water or

new to swim lessons?

This class is for swimmers looking toadvance in their swimming ability and learnthe skills that are real lifeguards use everyday. Your child must be 10-14 years old and

have completed Level 5 or are able todemonstrate comparable stroke ability.

Can your child fullysubmerge their face,

blow bubbles, andfloat unsupported?

Can your child backfloat or front float by

themselves?

Your child is 3-5 yearsold. Can your child puttheir head under water

and blow bubbles?

Can your child swimfront and back crawl

for at least 3 bodylengths unassisted?

Is your child proficientin front and back crawl

and swimming thelength of the pool?

Can your child performsidestroke and

breaststroke? Has yourchild been introduced to

long distance swimming?

Your child is able to swim25 yards with rotary

breathing. Has your childbeen introduced to

butterfly strokes andflip turns?

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Summer 2012 Group Swim Lesson Schedule (Register at Town Hall or www.superiorrec.com)

NORTH POOL WEEKDAYS

Session 1

5/29-6/7; Reg. Deadline: 5/25

Cost: R$35/NR$45

First Week Class Days: T, W, Th, F

Second Week Class Days: M, T, W, Th

10:05-10:35 10:40-11:10 11:15-11:45

Parent - Tot ONE 620001 A

Parent - Tot TWO

Beginner - Guppies 620003 A 620003 B

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620004 A 620004 B

Advanced - Sea Horses 620005 A 620005 B

Level 1 - Angelfish 620006 A 620006 B

Level 2 - Barracudas 620007 A 620007 B

Level 3 - Stingrays 620008 A 620008 B

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620009 A 620009 B

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620010 A 620010 B

Level 6 - Jr Lifeguard

Session 3

7/9-7/20; Reg. Deadline: 7/6

Cost: R$35/NR$45

First Week Class Days: M, T, W, Th

Second Week Class Days: M, W, Th, F

10:05-10:35 10:40-11:10 11:15-11:45

Parent - Tot ONE 620001 B

Parent - Tot TWO

Beginner - Guppies 620003 E 620003 F

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620004 E 620004 F

Advanced - Sea Horses 620005 E 620005 F

Level 1 - Angelfish 620006 E 620006 F

Level 2 - Barracudas 620007 E 620007 F

Level 3 - Stingrays 620008 E 620008 F

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620009 E 620009 F

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620010 E 620010 F

Level 6 - Jr Lifeguard

Session 2

6/18-6/29; Reg. Deadline: 6/15

Cost: R$35/NR$45


Second Week Class Days: M, T, Th, F

10:05-10:35 10:40-11:10 11:15-11:45

Parent - Tot ONE

Parent - Tot TWO 620002 A

Beginner - Guppies 620003 C 620003 D

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620004 C 620004 D

Advanced - Sea Horses 620005 C 620005 D

Level 1 - Angelfish 620006 C 620006 D

Level 2 - Barracudas 620007 C 620007 D

Level 3 - Stingrays 620008 C 620008 D

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620009 C 620009 D

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620010 C 620010 D

Level 6 - Jr Lifeguard 620011 A

Session 4

7/30-8/9; Reg. Deadline: 7/27

Cost: R$35/NR$45



10:05-10:35 10:40-11:10 11:15-11:45

Parent - Tot ONE

Parent - Tot TWO 620002 B

Beginner - Guppies 620003 G 620003 H

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620004 G 620004 H

Advanced - Sea Horses 620005 G 620005 H

Level 1 - Angelfish 620006 G 620006 H

Level 2 - Barracudas 620007 G 620007 H

Level 3 - Stingrays 620008 G 620008 H

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620009 G 620009 H

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620010 G 620010 H

Level 6 - Jr Lifeguard 620011 B

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8:45-9:15 9:20-9:50 9:55-10:25

Parent - Tot ONE 620021 B

Parent - Tot TWO

Beginner - Guppies 620023 G 620023 H

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620024 G 620024 H

Advanced - Sea Horses 620025 G 620025 H

Level 1 - Angelfish 620026 G 620026 H

Level 2 - Barracudas 620027 G 620027 H

Level 3 - Stingrays 620028 G 620028 H

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620029 G 620029 H

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620030 G 620030 H


SOUTH POOL WEEKDAYS

Session 1

5/29-6/7; Reg. Deadline: 5/25

Cost: R$35/NR$45

First Week Class Days: T, W, Th, F


Session 3

7/9-7/20; Reg. Deadline: 7/6

Cost: R$35/NR$45



Session 2

6/18-6/29; Reg. Deadline: 6/15

Cost: R$35/NR$45



Session 4

7/30-8/9; Reg. Deadline: 7/27

Cost: R$35/NR$45



8:45-9:15 9:20-9:50 9:55-10:25

Parent - Tot ONE

Parent - Tot TWO 620022 A

Beginner - Guppies 620023 A 620023 B

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620024 A 620024 B

Advanced - Sea Horses 620025 A 620025 B

Level 1 - Angelfish 620026 A 620026 B

Level 2 - Barracudas 620027 A 620027 B

Level 3 - Stingrays 620028 A 620028 B

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620029 A 620029 B

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620030 A 620030 B

8:45-9:15 9:20-9:50 9:55-10:25

Parent - Tot ONE 620021 A

Parent - Tot TWO

Beginner - Guppies 620023 C 620023 D

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620024 C 620024 D

Advanced - Sea Horses 620025 C 620025 D

Level 1 - Angelfish 620026 C 620026 D

Level 2 - Barracudas 620027 C 620027 D

Level 3 - Stingrays 620028 C 620028 D

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620029 C 620029 D

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620030 C 620030 D

8:45-9:15 9:20-9:50 9:55-10:25

Parent - Tot ONE

Parent - Tot TWO 620022 B

Beginner - Guppies 620023 E 620023 F

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620024 E 620024 F

Advanced - Sea Horses 620025 E 620025 F

Level 1 - Angelfish 620026 E 620026 F

Level 2 - Barracudas 620027 E 620027 F

Level 3 - Stingrays 620028 E 620028 F

Level 4 - Sea Otters 620029 E 620029 F

Level 5 - Hammerheads 620030 E 620030 F

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SOUTH POOL SATURDAYS

Session 1

6/2-6/30; Reg. Deadline: 6/1

Cost: R$22/NR$32

* Note: Group swim lesson registration forms can only be processed at Superior Town Hall located at 124 E. Coal Creek Drive or online at

www.superiorrec.com. Registrations cannot be dropped off or processed at either North or South Pool. Town of Superior swim lessons are

offered for both residents and non-residents alike. The Wader Pool and Main Pool are not open for general swim during group swim lesson

times.

Session 2

7/7-8/4; Reg. Deadline: 7/6

Cost: R$22/NR$32

8:45-9:15 9:20-9:50 9:55-10:25

Parent - Tot ONE 620021 C

Parent - Tot TWO 620022 C

Beginner - Guppies 620023 I 620023 J

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620024 I 620024 J

Advanced - Sea Horses 620025 I

Level 1 - Angelfish 620026 I 620026 J

Summer 2012 Private Swim Lesson Class Codes (Register at Town Hall)

NORTH and SOUTH POOL

5/25-9/3; Reg. Deadline: none

Cost: Prices listed under “Class Descriptions”

8:45-9:15 9:20-9:50 9:55-10:25

Parent - Tot ONE 620021 D

Parent - Tot TWO 620022 D

Beginner - Guppies 620023 K 620023 L

Intermediate - Jellyfish 620024 K 620024 L

Advanced - Sea Horses 620025 J

Level 1 - Angelfish 620026 K 620026 L

1 Class 4 Classes 8 Classes 2nd Participant

Youth Private PRVTSL1 PRVTSL4 PRVTSL8 N/A

Youth Semi-Private SEMPRVT1 SEMPRVT4 SEMPRVT8

Adult Private PRVTSL1 PRVTSL4 PRVTSL8 N/A

Adult Semi-Private SEMPRVT1 SEMPRVT4 SEMPRVT8

Flyers Masters Swim Program (Register at Town Hall)

This is a program for adult swimmers of all swimming abilities. A structured workout will be provided for adults seeking to stay in shape,

improve their stroke technique, build endurance, train for competition, and have a group of other adults to swim with. Professional coaching

will cater to all swimming abilities and focus on individual improvement to meet your swimming goals. Practices will be held from 6:00 - 7:00

a.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at the North Pool. Flyers Masters will be run by Brooks Lustig, who has 12 years of swim coaching

experience.

Day: T, Th, F

Date: May 15 - August 31

Time: 6:00-7:00 am

Class: MS10 10-Punch Workout Card R $65/NR $75

MS20 20-Punch Workout Card R $130/NR $140

MSWHOLE Whole Summer R $275/NR $285

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A Walk through Historic Original SuperiorDid you know there is a historic coal mine within minutes of your

front door? Join the Superior Historical Commission for a leisure-

ly guided walk through original Superior and the historic Industrial

Mine site. The walk will begin at the Superior Historical Museum

then proceed to picturesque Grasso Park and then to the Industrial

Mine site on the Coal Creek Trail. The walk will be led by former

residents of the Industrial Mine Camp.

Please join us for this FREE event on May 5 at 2:00 pm at the

Superior Historical Museum located at 2nd Ave. and Maple Street

for a different perspective on Superior and its history. All ages are

welcome. Please wear durable shoes and keep your pets at

home. Cookies for all who complete the walk! Please RSVP to

[email protected].

Located in downtown Louisville, Dana V Music offers group and

private instruction for children through adults. Check out their

studio and programs at www.danavmusic.com or call 303-974-

5586. All of the courses listed below are held at the Dana V Music

Studios: 901 Front Street, Louisville 80027.

ADULT KEYBOARDING, Level 1 (Ages 12+)

Have a child in piano lessons and want to be able to help with

practice? Want to learn how to navigate a keyboard? Interested in

brushing up your piano skills? This class is for adults and teens that

are new to piano or those who would like to study again after time

off. Also a great class for singers who would like to work on their

piano skills!

Day: Monday/Wednesday

Date: 320051 A Session I: June 4 - June 27

320051 B Session II: July 9 - August 1

Time: 6:30-7:30 pm

Cost: R/NR $185

Min/Max: 3/8

Registration Deadline: 5 business days before session begins

ADULT KEYBOARDING, Level 2 (Ages 12+)

Have a child in piano lessons and want to be able to help with

practice? Want to learn how to navigate a keyboard? Interested in

brushing up your piano skills? This class is for adults and teens that

are new to piano or those who would like to study again after time

off. Also a great class for singers who would like to work on their

piano skills! Level 2 is for those who have successfully completed

Level 1 or other recent piano study.

Day: Tuesday/Thursday


320052 B Session II: July 10 - August 2

Time: 6:30-7:30 pm

Cost: R/NR $185

Min/Max: 3/8


BRING IT TO BROADWAY, Broadway through the Decades

Date: 520067 A July 30 - August 4

* Monday, July 30: 10:00 am-12:00 pm: Audition Workshop

(All students must attend)

Time: 12:30-6:00 pm (July 30: 10:00-6:00 pm)

Ages: 9-Adult

Cost: $300

Join Broadway Star Nancy Anderson (Kiss Me Kate, City of Angels)

for this very popular week-long Broadway experience as she

and another colleague lead students through solos, scenes, and

ensembles highlighting the best of Broadway through the decades.

This week ends in a final performance for the public. No dance

experience necessary, but special classes will be offered for

dancers. Private lessons with artists available as well.

BRING IT TO BROADWAY, Adult Master Class

Date: 320053 A Wednesday, August 1

Time: 7:00-9:00 pm

Ages: 18 and up

Cost: $50.00

Join Nancy Anderson as she leads a very positive master class for

adults looking to expand their horizons in performing. Participants

are asked to prepare two Musical Theatre song selections by

memory. Accompanist will be provided. This is a class for all levels.

Priceless advice about parts and casting is given. Come and enrich

your development and place in the Musical Theatre community.

Limit 8 students.

Registrat ion coming soon! Please email Dana Vachharajani

at [email protected] for pre-registrat ion or visit

www.danavmusic.com/bring-it-to-broadway.

Registration Deadline: July 1

Be sure to check out all of the other great Dana Vclasses at www.danavmusic.com!

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Dog TrainingFormer Sea World trainer Donelle Slater has the knowledge, tips

and tricks to train your dog. All classes will be held just in front of

the new Superior Dog Park located at Rock Creek Parkway and

Honey Creek Lane.

LEVEL 1 (Owner age 10+)

Intended for dogs 4 months and up. This class is also a prerequisite

for the more advanced Level 2. We work on sits, downs, stay and

come along with loose leash walking. Both owners and dogs will

also be introduced to exciting agility training with jumps, beams

and tunnels.

Day: Wednesday

Date: 320003 A May 16 - June 20

Time: 6:00-7:00 pm

Cost: R/NR $150

Min/Max: 3/10


Day: Saturday

Date: 320003 B June 2 - July 7

Time: 10:00-11:00 am

Cost: R/NR $150

Min/Max: 3/10


LEVEL 2 (Owner age 10+)

If Level 1 classes left you wanting more, join in for more fun and

continue perfecting and building on the foundation you have

begun. Prepare to impress your friends as you and your dog

master even more challenging agility skills like the A-frame, weave

poles and teeter totter.

Day: Saturday

Date: 320004 A June 2 - July 7

Time: 9:00-10:00 am

Cost: R/NR $150

Min/Max: 3/10


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Boulder Valley IceBoulder Valley Ice offers recreational skating, hockey and birthday

parties. All classes listed below include skate rental. Don’t forget

to check in at the front desk and dress warm! For more informa-

tion, visit www.bvice.com or call 303.494.4777. For class specific

questions email Juilz Pettit at [email protected]. Location: 125

Superior Plaza Way, Superior.

FREE-SKATE 1-6 (All Ages)

Skills covered: Figure skating elements. Participant must have

tested through Basic Skills 1-8. Please contact your BV Ice

instructor for the level that best fits your ability.

Day: Saturday

Date: All Levels (1-6) May 26 - June 30

220002 A Level 1

220002 B Level 2

220002 C Level 3

220002 D Level 4

220002 E Level 5

220002 F Level 6

Time: 1:35-2:05 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

SNOWPLOW SAM 1 (Ages 3-5)

Skills covered: Stand and sit with skates on/off ice, sit and stand up

on/off ice, march in place, march forward, 2-foot glide and dip in

place.

Day: Saturday

Date: 420002 A May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:00-1:30 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

Day: Saturday

Date: 420002 D May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:35-2:05 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80


Skills covered: March and glide, moving dip, backward wiggles,

2-foot swizzles, rocking horse and 2-foot hop.

Day: Saturday

Date: 420003 A May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:00-1:30 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80


Skills covered: Forward skating. 1-foot glide, forward swizzles,

backward swizzles, snowplow stop and curves.

Day: Saturday

Date: 420004 A May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:35-2:05 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

BASIC 1 (Ages 6-13)

Skills covered: Sit on ice and stand up, forward marches, 2-foot

glide, dip, forward swizzles, backward wiggles, snowplow stop,

rocking horse, and 2-foot hop.

Day: Saturday

Date: 420006 A May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:00-1:30 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

BASIC 2 (Ages 6-13)

Skills covered: 1-foot glide, backward 2-foot glide, backward swiz-

zles, 2-foot turn, moving snowplow stop and alternating swizzles.

Day: Saturday

Date: 420007 A May 26 - June 30

Time: 1:00-1:30 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

BASIC 3-8 (Ages 6-13)

Skills covered: Forward stroking; ½ swizzle pumps, forward to

backward 2-foot turn, backward 1-foot glide, forward slalom,

2-foot spin, edges, turns, stops, spins, and other figure skating

elements. Please contact your BV Ice instructor for the level that

best fits your ability.

Day: Saturday

Date: Basic Level (3-8) May 26 - June 30

420008 A Level 3

420008 B Level 4

420008 C Level 5

420008 D Level 6

420008 E Level 7

420008 F Level 8

Time: 1:35-2:05 pm

Cost: R $70/NR $80

Superior Residents!Receive a $10 discountby registering throughthe PROS Department.

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Skyhawks Sport CampsSNAG Golf (Starting New At Golf)

Never played golf before, then SNAG is the way to go! You will

learn the fundamentals of swinging, putting, and body positioning.

SNAG is specifically designed for entry-level players; simplified

instruction allows beginners to easily and effectively transition to

the golf course. All equipment provided. Participants should bring

appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and

sunscreen. Camp shirt included with registration.

Age Range: 5 - 8

Day: Monday - Friday

Date: 420041 A June 11 - 15

Time: 90:00 am-12:00 pm

Cost: R $120/NR $130

Location: Community Park

Min/Max: 10/20


Mini-Hawks Multisport Camp

Are you just getting your child interested in sports or need an

activity for your little-one with excess energy? Mini-Hawks Multi-

sport Camp is your solution. The camp is designed to let children

experience different sports and physical activities in a fun learning

environment. Camps are packed with energy and games to keep

kids active and engaged. Participants should bring appropriate

clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Camp shirt and a merit award included with registration.

Age Range: 4 - 7


Date: 420042 A July 9 - 13

Time: 90:00 am-12:00 pm

Cost: R $110/NR $120

Location: South Pool Park

Min/Max: 10/20


Superior Mustangs Youth Football & CheerleadingGEARING UP FOR THE 2012 SEASON

For 7 to 13 year-olds interested in participating in an exciting and

competitive tackle football league, the Superior Mustangs Youth

Football Organization is seeking addit ional players and

cheerleaders ages 7-13 for the upcoming fall season.

The Mustangs are part of the Coal Creek Midget Football League, a

Denver area league with an almost 30 year history that includes

teams from Boulder, Commerce City, Erie, Hyland Hills, Lafayette,

Longmont, Louisville, Northglenn, Windsor and Superior.

All players are eligible regardless of ability or previous playing

experience. There are seven age groups within the league, 7, 8, 9,

10, 11, 12 & 13 years old. A player’s age as of June 1 determines the

age bracket for each team. Players compete only against other

players of the same age.

The season runs from mid-August through early November,

depending on playoff participation. Practices are held in Superior

on weeknight evenings, and games are on Saturdays.

Players may register until the start of the season with early

registration and equipment distribution held in mid-May. Fees

include a personalized game jersey, practice jersey, rental of

equipment including a helmet, game pants, shoulder pads and pant

pads, as well as league fees, end of season award and highlight

DVD.

For the most current information and to download the registration

forms please visit our website www.superiormustangs.com. If

you have any questions please contact:

7/8 year old team: Barry Remington – 720.373.9297

9 year old team: Billy Mills – 303.517.4911

10 year old team: Anthony Stewart – 720.353.7721

11 year old team: Steve Harford – 720.936.7912

12 year old team: Brian Ecton – 303.929.4993

13 year old team: Tim McWilliams – 303.524.2130

Cheerleading: Daniela Morzos – 720.203.1485

Superior Mustangs Youth Football is a non-profit organization and

is operated exclusively by volunteers from the local community.

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Young Rembrandts has been

enriching imaginations and minds

since 1988. The Young Rem-

brandts original step by step

method teaches drawing and

fosters spatial reasoning, f ine

motor skills and visualizat ion

along with order and sequencing

abilities. All classes will be held

at Superior Elementary School,

1800 South Indiana Street.

SOUTH OF THE BORDER PASTEL WORKSHOP (Ages 6-12)

Journey south of the border to Mexico with Young Rembrandts.

Join us for this three day pastel workshop as we learn about

Mexican culture and artistry. The Mexican sombrero is a headpiece

of great cultural significance, and our students will learn about

pattern application and design creation through this insightful

lesson. Our students will also have the opportunity to strengthen

their compositional and coloring skills as they illustrate musical

instruments that are important to Mexican heritage. We’ll learn

about painter Diego Rivera and create a pastel masterpiece

inspired by his work. No prior experience with pastel chalks is

necessary. Please wear an old shirt or a smock to class each day.

Day: Monday - Wednesday

Date: 520003 A June 18, 19, 20

Time: 9:00-11:00 am

Cost: R/NR $65

Min/Max: 4/20


HORSE DRAWING WORKSHOP (Ages 6-12)

Join us as we explore the world of horses in a variety of drawing

adventures! We will draw horse heads and full horse bodies in

different scenes, all while using pencils, color pencils and chalk

pastels to complete our drawings. Students will complete several

horse and horse scenes each day.

Day: Monday - Wednesday

Date: 520003 B July 23, 24, 25

Time: 9:00-11:00 am

Cost: R/NR $65

Min/Max: 4/20


Located in downtown Louisville, Dana V Music offers group and

private instruction for children through adults. Check out their

studio and programs at www.danavmusic.com or call 303-974-

5586. All of the courses listed below are held at the Dana V Music

Studios: 901 Front Street, Louisville 80027.

KEYBOARDING, Level 1

This is an introduction to keyboard music for those children who

are not yet ready for the structure of private lessons. As they

progress, students will learn to play songs by ear, finger number,

letter, and note, while exploring the many possibilities of making

music on the keyboard. *Prerequisites: Children must be able to

recognize letters A through G, know numbers 1 through 5, and right

from left in order to enroll in this class.

Age: 4-6



Session II: July 9 - August 1

Time: 3:30-4:15 pm

Cost: R/NR $170

Age: 6-8


Date: 520061 B Session I: June 4 - June 27


Time: 4:15-5:00 pm

Cost: R/NR $170

Age: 8-11


Date: 520061 C Session I: June 4 - June 27


Time: 5:00-5:45 pm

Cost: R/NR $170

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KEYBOARDING, Level 2

For students who have completed Keyboarding: Level 1, or have

similar prior keyboard experience. This course will review the

concepts learned in Level 1 and build on these skills for continued

study of piano and music theory.

Min/Max: 3/8


Age: 4-6




Time: 3:30-4:15 pm

Cost: R/NR $170

Age: 6-8


Date: 520062 B Session I: June 5 - June 28


Time: 4:15-5:00 pm

Cost: R/NR $170

Age: 8-11


Date: 520062 C Session I: June 5 - June 28


Time: 5:00-5:45 pm

Cost: R/NR $170

Dana V Music SUMMER SAMPLER CAMP

Date: 520068 A July 16 - July 20

Time: 9:00 am-12:30 pm (limit 20 students)

Ages: 5-10

Cost: $200.00

$15 rental fee, if appl icable. (No charge if bringing own instrument)

Join us this week to discover the wonderful classes that Dana V

Music has to offer! DVM is offering a fun half-day camp

highlighting the following classes:

• Eurhythmics

• Choir

• Group Piano

• Elective instrument of choice

Students will choose between Violin, Viola, Flute/Recorder, Guitar

and Cello as elective instrument.

Registration Deadline: June 20

BRING IT TO BROADWAY, Broadway through the Decades

Date: 520067 A July 30 - August 4

* Monday, July 30: 10:00 am-12:00 pm: Audition Workshop

(All students must attend)

Time: 12:30-6:00 pm (July 30: 10:00-6:00 pm)

Ages: 9-Adult

Cost: $300

Join Broadway Star Nancy Anderson (Kiss Me Kate, City of Angels)

for this very popular week-long Broadway experience as she

and another colleague lead students through solos, scenes, and

ensembles highlighting the best of Broadway through the decades.

This week ends in a final performance for the public. No dance

experience necessary, but special classes will be offered for

dancers. Private lessons with artists available as well.

MUSIC & MOVEMENT UNDER THE BIG TOP!



Session II: July 10 - July 26

Time: 1:00-2:00 pm (ages 3-5)

4:00-5:00 pm (ages 5-7)

5:00-6:00 pm (ages 8-12)

Cost: $120.00

Come join us for a summer music and movement spectacular that

follows the great tradition of the circus! Designed for movers and

shakers, we will embark on an adventure of epic proportions,

exploring the excitement of music through kinesthetic learning,

active listening, and developing concrete musical skills through

movement and the spirit of play. Each class will meet twice a week

and at the end of six class sessions, the students will welcome their

families and friends to their very own creation of “The Greatest

Show on Earth: Music & Movement Under the Big Top!”

Dana V Music STRING ENRICHMENT CAMP


520070 B Session II: July 23 - July 27

Time: 9:00 am-12:30 pm

Ages: 8-12

Cost: $170.00

Open to: Violin, Viola, and Cello

This camp is offered to those students with one year or more of

string training. String students will explore the many aspects of

becoming a complete musician. Week will end in a small

performance.

Students will participate in the following classes:

• Eurhythmics

• Theory

• Sectional and Group Lessons

• Full Ensemble Rehearsal

Registration Deadlines: Session I: May 18, Session II: June 20

Young AmbassadorsExplore your World! Young Ambassadors of America specializes in

educational tours for student’s ages 11-18 years old. YA trips range

from local day outings focusing on the history of Colorado,

Outdoor Education for elementary schools, to exploring American

government first hand in Washington, DC or go international with

a trip to France. Young Ambassadors of America partners with

families and teachers to customize an educational trip which will

maximize this transformational experience for your child. Contact

Young Ambassadors of America to receive detailed itineraries and

more information at [email protected] or 303-482-

2165. www.youngambassadors.net.

Registration Deadline: 120 days prior to departure

Age: 5th-7th Grade

Location: Colorado Frontier History

Day: 5 days

Date: Custom

Cost: $740

Age: 8th Grade

Location: Washington, DC

Day: 5 days

Date: Custom

Cost: $1645

Age: 3rd-5th Grade

Location: Outdoor Education

Day: 3 days

Date: School Year

Cost: $175

Age: High School

Location: Paris, France

Day: 14 days

Date: Spring Break/Summer

Cost: Call for pricing

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Play-Well TEKnologies LEGOTM Summer Break CampsPRE-ENGINEERING WITH LEGO® (Ages 5-7)

Let your imagination run wild with over 100,000 pieces of LEGO®!

Build engineer designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes, and

motorized cars. Explore the endless creative possibilities of the

LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced

Play-Well instructor. Location: Horizons Community Room, 2200

S. Tyler Drive.


Date: 520031 A July 9 - July 13

Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm

Cost: R/NR $150

Min/Max: 11/22


ENGINEERING FUNdamentals with LEGO® (Ages 8-12)

Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and

over 100,000 pieces of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in

physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed

projects such as arch bridges, motorized gondolas, and the

Battletrack! Challenging for new and returning students.

Location: Horizons Community Room, 2200 S. Tyler Drive.


Date: 520031 B July 9 - July 13

Time: 1:00-4:00 pm

Cost: R/NR $150

Min/Max: 11/22


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2012 Town of Superior

Event Schedule

Arbor Day and Official Park Naming Ceremony

Saturday, April 21

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

at Three Parks Location

Spring Community Garage Sale

Friday and Saturday, May 4-5

8:00 am – 2:00 pm

Superior Morgul

Friday – Sunday, May 18 – May 20

Times Vary

Bike to Work Day

Wednesday, June 27

6:30 – 9:00 am

Whole Foods Parking Lot

4th of July

Race and Festival, Monday, July 4

7:00 am – 12:00 noon

at Community Park

Chili Fest

Saturday, September 8

3:00 – 7:00 pm

at Community Park

Fall Community Garage Sale

Friday and Saturday, September 14-15

8:00 am – 12:00 noon

2012 Volunteer Opportunities

Are you looking for a way to make a

difference in our community?

The Town of Superior

is an excellent place to start!

There are several opportunities available

throughout the year to come out, have

some fun, meet new people and

beautify your community.

If interested please email

[email protected]

or call 303-499-3675.

Special Event Opportunities:

• Arbor Day

• Superior Morgul

• July 4th Celebration

• Bike to Work Day

• Chilifest

• National Day of Service

Parks Project Opportunities:

• Park/Trail Projects

• Park/Open Space Clean Up

• Creek Clean Up

• Group Opportunities Available

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The Town of Superior partners with the YMCA to provide youth

sports, afterschool programming and teen activities. To register

for all YMCA programs please go to www.ymcabv.org or register in

person on a YMCA computer at the Arapahoe YMCA. If you have

questions about any of the programs listed, please contact the

YMCA at 303-664-5455.

The Y Way to PlayThe Y Way to Play is a commitment for all to learn, grow and have

fun through sports. Our goal is to build a community in which

everyone has opportunity for youth development, healthy living

and social responsibility through Y Sports programs. Sports pro-

vide everything – whether it is enjoyment and values to coaching

and learning to rise to another level. Sports teach life and the right

way to play it. Play the Y Way.

The Y Way to Play is: Fun. Sportsmanship. Opportunity.

Progressive Competition. Community.

Challenger British Soccer Camp(3-16 Years Old)

Sign up today for the most popular soccer camp in the US this

summer! All registration is online at www.challengersports.com.

Sign up early for a free Challenger British Soccer jersey. All

campers receive a soccer ball and tee shirt.

Location: Superior Community Park

Dates: July 9 - 13

Time: 9 am-12 pm/12-3 pm

Fees: Register at www.challengersports.com

YMCA/Trebol 3 v 3 Soccer League(U5/6-U11/12)

The YMCA and Trebol Soccer Club are proud to partner for a

summer 3 v 3 youth soccer no-practice league. This exciting game

provides players with an excellent opportunity to hone their soccer

skills in a small-sided, fast paced, high energy environment. 3 v 3 is

a great game because every member of the team gets equal

playing time, and lots of touches on the ball all while learning the

angles and footwork of the game of soccer. In this style of play, all

players on the field are a part of the action, each player is constant-

ly in motion, and there are frequent substitutions, as well as more

scoring and great fun for everyone! The season will consist of two

back-to-back 1/2 hour games per week for four weeks. Team

registration also available.

Location: Superior Community Park, Williams Field

Dates: Week of June 18 – Week of July 16 / TBD

Time: TBD

Fees: Individual: M/NM $35/$45 / Team: $240

YMCA Summer Baseball(1st-4th Grade)

Volunteer Coaches Needed!

This league is designed uniquely so that it involves both a practice

that focuses on skill development as well as a fun opportunity to

compete each week. Each Thursday, divisions will meet for 1.5

hours. Participants will be placed on a team with volunteer coach-

es. Baseball mitts are required and cleats or tennis shoes are

strongly recommended. All other baseball equipment and jerseys

will be provided.

Location: Superior Community Park

Dates: June 21 – August 2 (no program July 5) / Thursday

Time: 5:30-7:00 pm

Fees: M/NM $50/$70

Please visit www.ymcabv.org to registerand to see the complete listing of YMCA

sports and activities including more:

Basketball Lacrosse

Indoor soccer Youth Hockey

Rec Soccer Adult Hockey

Baseball Volleyball

Parks, Open Spaceand Trails

Town of SuperiorThe Town of Superior would like to thank you for participating in theTown’s events and programs - look inside to see what’s new for Summer!

Online

Registration

begins on

April 10th!

Walk-in

Registration

begins on

April 13th!

May - August 2012

Recreation GuideOnce again, the Superior Downhill Mile

race will kick-off the 4th of July festivitiesat 7:00 am. This one-mile race has become

a local favorite and is the fastest streetmile in the United States! Be a part of itthis year’s race by registering online at

www.active.com(search Superior Downhill Mile).

Superior Downhill Mile - 7:00 am

Community Parade - 8:30 am

Our themed community parade (theme TBD) startsat 8:30 am at the North Pool (Indiana Street and Rock

Creek Parkway). Float line up begins at 7:30 am,pedestrian line up begins at 8:00 am. Start planningyour parade entry now, and submit your application!

Float applications are available atwww.superiorcolorado.gov Pancake Breakfast - 9:00 am

This family friendly event starts at 9:00 am atCommunity Park. Be sure to hang out after

breakfast and enjoy the fun. There will be plenty ofvendors, interactive games and prizes, inflatables for

kids, and more!

Race, Parade and Pancake Breakfast

Volunteers Needed! Come out,

have some fun, and get a

FREE t-shirt! For more volunteer

information please contact Katie

at 303-499-3675, or

[email protected].

Come and celebrate the4th of July with theTown of Superior!

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