Fall 2015 Program Guide Index
204-3000 or www.mscr.org
Accommodations for persons
with disabilities/TDD • 204-3058
Adaptive Sports & Activities
Adventure
Arts & Enrichment Adult
Preschool & Parent Child
Youth
Badminton
Adult
Youth
Basketball
Adult Youth
Canoeing & Kayaking
Child Care Dance & Movement
Adult Preschool
Youth
Day Trips Elementary After School Programs Community Learning Centers
Kids Day Out
Safe Haven Child Care
Elements Challenge Course
Fitness
Adult Fitness
Family Fitness
Youth Fitness
Friends of MSCR
Football Goodman-Rotary 50+
High School Programs
Afterschool Clubs Afterschool Extramural Sports
Indoor Playground
Meadowood Neighborhood Center
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32-33
34-37
14-15
16-18
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12, 22
42-43
12-13
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10-11, 51
35
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10-11
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23, 38
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12, 22
44-48
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14, 51
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Thanks to the following businesses for advertising.
Metro Ford
Girl Scouts of WI, Badgerland
Council
Oak Park Place
AAA Driver Training
Boulders Gym
Madtown Twisters
Group Health Cooperative
Badger Gymnastics Academy
Fit Body Boot Camp
Green Whimsy
Goodman Jewelers
Half Pint Resale
Ice Spirit Girls Hockey
Just Between Friends
Kanopy Dance Company
La Boutique
Madtown Twisters Gymnastics
Madison Children’s Museum
Madison Ice Skating School
Madison Senior Center
Metro Ford
Monona Academy of Dance
Monroe Street Fine Arts
Patriots Hockey
Rockin Jumps
Rosy Cheeks
SwimWest
University Bookstore
West Madison Polar Caps
Middle School Programs Afterschool Clubs Afterschool Sports
Middleschool Socials
Youth Resource Centers MSCR @ Warner Park Community Recreation Center (Warner Park CRC)
Pickleball
Pontoon Rides
Pottery
Adult
Youth
Registration Information • 204-3000
Policies & Procedures
Registration Form & Fee Assistance
Site Locations
Ropes Course - Elements Challenge
Soccer
Special Events
Sports
Adult Leagues
Adult Non-Leagues/Rec
Preschool
Youth
Swimming
Adaptive
Adults/Teen Lessons
Aqua Aerobics
Infant/Preschool/Parent Child lessons
Open Swim
Youth lessons
Volleyball Adult Youth
Volunteer for MSCR
Warner Park Community Recreation Center Wrestling
Youth
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MSCR, a department of the Madison Metropolitan School District,
is a public recreation department serving the community since 1926. It
is the lead provider of a wide range of accessible programs and leisure
opportunities.
MSCR Office & Activities Center
Phone: 204-3000
TDD: 204-3058
FAX: 204-0557
3802 Regent Street, Madison, WI 53705
8 am - 5 pm, Monday - Friday, www.mscr.org
MSCR Executive Director: Lucy Chaffin
MMSD SUPERINTENDENT: Jennifer Cheatham
MADISON BOARD OF EDUCATION: James Howard (President), Mary Burke (Vice President), Dean Loumos (Clerk), TJ Mertz (Treasuer), Michael Flores, Ed Hughes, Anna Moffit &
Anthony Chung,
Representative.
MSCR CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Sheila Bagley, Dale Holmen, Lilian Mather Kelly,
Jennifer Lindsley, Wanying Lou, Rebecca Murray, Megan Robarge, Sharon Rounds, Kyle
Sydow and Kate Wesselink. If interested in joining the committee, please call 204-3000.
Editing, layout and production by Nicole M. Graper and Sharon Neylon, MSCR. Cover and design by Katie Korger, Capital Newspapers, Inc.
Photographs by Emma Cassidy, Alex Connelly, Hamilton Photography and MSCR Staff. The MSCR Program Guide is published three times a year in
March, August and November by Madison School & Community Recreation, a department of the Madison Metropolitan School District, 3802 Regent
Street, Madison, WI 53705 and is sent to MMSD residents and Friends of MSCR.
Issue No. 2, August 2, 2015
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Dear Madison Community,
Dear Madison Community,
Thank you for your support and engagement in our public schools.
As the weather cools down and the trees begin to turn color, MSCR presents this menu of
fall, fun, healthy activities. Fall is a great time to be outdoors. We have many opportunities
for young people outside when the weather is great. How about 3v3 soccer leagues on
Sundays? Or register a child for swim lessons to polish up on swimming skills? Fall offers
many options for adults, including shorter season leagues in softball and volleyball, many
fitness options, art classes, dance and outdoor programs.
MSCR school based programs kick in the first week of school. MSCR staff members working
afterschool programs make sure children complete homework assignments and keep on
track academically. We provide academic support programs through Community Learning
Centers at many schools. We are connecting even more with families through family nights
focusing on literacy, math and science.
I hope you will find an activity or program for you and for other members of your family.
I, along with the MSCR staff, encourage you to stay active this fall!
We are on a mission to close the gaps in opportunity that lead to disparities in achievement,
and to ensure every child is academically challenged in a safe and supportive environment.
Together with our teachers, families, staff and community, we want to be the model of a
successful public school district.
We have made exciting progress as a district, which you can learn more about on our
website at mmsd.org/framework. As we move forward, we believe it’s going to take all of us
committing to three key core values.
- Sustained focus: We must stay incredibly focused on the day to day work of great
teaching and learning for all students. Laundry lists of ever-evolving “initiatives” are the
enemy of progress. Organizing district and community support around our schools and
classrooms is the key.
- Schools at the center: Teachers, principals and their families know their students best
and have the will and skill to be successful. We must engage, affirm and empower
them to solve problems together on behalf of all children.
Sincerely,
Lucy Chaffin
MSCR Executive Director
- Excellence with Equity: We must hold all children and all adults to high expectations
and provide the unique support they need to meet and exceed that high bar. With high
expectations and high support, our students will rise to the challenge of college career
and community readiness.
We are working harder than ever to bring our vision to life, and we hope you’ll join us. You
can see more about our progress as a district at mmsd.org/framework.
Madison School & Community Recreation is also a crucial part of our work. MSCR works
hard to ensure that our students have access to high-quality after school and summer programming, but they also offer affordable recreation opportunities for the community.
MSCR offers a wide variety of community programs, and I hope that you’ll take advantage of
some of the programs outlined in this guide.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Cheatham
MMSD Superintendent
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Day Trips & Special Events
204-3021
DAY Trips
EVENTS
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Cranberry Festival & Bog Tour
A community of 300 residents expands to nearly 100,000 for the annual Cranberry Festival.
Get a jump on holiday shopping with no worries of parking, driving or the cost of gas! Spend
the day at 1300 exhibitors and 3 miles of booth frontage. See www.cranfest.com for more
information. Motorcoach transportation & Cranberry Tour provided. Register by 9/1 and
save $5.
18+
Warner F
9/25
7 am-5 pm
$37 51026
Progressive Ethnic Lunch & Tour
Our Milwaukee tour begins on Old World 3rd Street with an overview of Milwaukee history
and enjoy sausage, cheese and beer/root beer at the Wisconsin Cheese Mart. Then travel to
the Third Ward for a history lesson and learn about Milwaukee’s Irish past. After a generous
lunch at a Polish restaurant, the tour continues along Milwaukee’s lakefront up to the Eastside. Learn about Milwaukee’s rich Italian heritage, and stop at two amazing bakeries/delis,
Sciortino’s and Glorioso’s for shopping and treats. Then, head back to Old World Third Street
for Milwaukee’s German history and a delicious German dessert. Motorcoach transportation, lunch and tour fees included. This is a joint outing with Lake Mills Parks & Recreation.
Out of distirct participants can register sports.bluesombrero.com/lakemills.
18+
LaFollette Sa
10/10
8:45 am-5 pm
$79 51027
La Crosse Queen River Tour & Grandad Bluff Overlook
Join us on a 3 hour authentic paddlewheel riverboat cruise on one of the most scenic
stretches of the upper Mississippi. Enjoy the fall foliage, a narrated tour and a two entrée
buffet lunch on the Riverboat. We also stop at Grandad Bluff, with its newly remodeled
scenic overlook. Motorcoach transportation, lunch and admission included. Register by 9/30
and save $5.
18+
Warner Th
10/15
7:15 am-4:30 pm $77 51029
Lucky 7 Trip
Are you LUCKY? Join us for a fun filled day of pressing your luck with stops at Miss
Marquette/Lady Luck in Marquette, Iowa and Diamond Jo’s Casino in Dubuque, Iowa. Your
chances to win begin once you step on the bus! Don’t miss your chance to be the big winner! Motorcoach transportation, buffet lunch and dinner included.
21+
Memorial Sa
11/7
8 am-8 pm
$49 51028
Michigan Avenue, Chicago
Do you want to shop on Michigan Avenue, see the sights in Chicago or explore the big city?
A comfortable, double decker motorcoach bus takes the worry of driving, traffic and parking
out of the equation. Enjoy a day in the big city during the holidays. Approximate travel time
is 3 hours depending on traffic and weather. We drop off as close as possible to Michigan
and E. Chicago Avenues. Bus loads at 7:15 am from Lafollette High School. Register by 10/1
and save $5. Youth age 8+, can register with an adult.
18+
La Follette
Sa
12/5
7:30 am-8:30 pm $44 51025
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
SUPERHERO TRAINING camp
Calling all Superheroes! Madison has been targeted by an evil super villain and we need
your help! We need to train many of our little residents to become SUPER HEROES and save
Madison! Each hero in training needs to come with a registered and participating adult.
Work with your adult partner to try extraordinary challenges, training trials and astonishing
activities to become a Super Hero! Both the child and adult must register, each receive a
special superhero cape. New challenges added, so register early as event sold out last year.
This is an outdoor event, so dress for the weather. Rain date 9/27. Adults $10, Youth $10.
4-8 years Kennedy 4-8 years Kennedy Sa
Sa
9/26
9/26
1-3 pm
2-4 pm
$10
$10
51022
51023
Fit For The Holidays 2015
Get a jump on New Year’s Resolutions with 3 weeks of unlimited fitness. Classes take place
Monday through Sunday at various locations throughout Madison. Schedule of classes and
instructors available October. Teens 14+ may register with participating adult.
14+
Hoyt-MSCR Daily 11/30-12/20
5-8:30 pm
$40 51003
Happy Hour Fitness -Britney Dance Party
Gimme More! Break out your ‘90’s belly chains and schoolgirl skirts and dance your way
through a montage of the best of Ms. Spears music and signature moves. Event registration
included in Fit for the Holidays pass. 14+
MSCR Odana F
12/4
5:30-7:30 pm
$ 5
51002
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Adaptive Recreation & Inclusion
204-4581
Adaptive Recreation
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Badminton - Recreational Play
Individuals with disabilities and their family members are welcome, each participant must
register.
12+
Spring Harbor Th
10/8-12/3
6:30-8 pm
$25 50893
Chair Exercise
Increase your range of motion through stretching and strength exercises. Participate
either sitting or standing, exercises are adapted as needed. Led by certified instructor Deb
Stevens.
18+Sherman Glenn Apartme Sa
10/10-12/12
10-11 am
$35 50912
City Club
Enjoy a variety of activities, changing every week, such as bowling, movies, outings/
trips, gym games, fitness activities and more. Some activity and bussing expenses are not
included in fee.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/3-12/12
1-4 pm
$35 50895
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/6-12/8
1-4 pm
$35 50894
Dance and Move
Low impact class using music and basic steps for great cardiovascular and muscle toning
workout. All fitness levels welcome.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR MW
10/5-12/9
5-6 pm
$35 50896
Fit Club
For people with disabilities and their family or friends. All participants pay the fee. For individuals needing assistance family or staff providing the assistance is free. Hike, swim, play
outdoor games, travel to area parks by bus. Water and snacks are provided.
18+
Memorial F
10/9-12/11 6:15-8:15 pm
$35 50898
18+
LaFollette Sa
10/10-12/5
1-3 pm
$35 50897
Fitness Walking
Boost your energy while walking indoors / outdoors. Learn workout strategies to increase
strength and cardiovascular fitness. All fitness welcome.
18+
Memorial TuTh 10/6-12/10 4:30-5:45 pm
$35 50899
Fun Fitness West
Class features different and varying exercises to improve health and overall body strength.
Great for beginners or anyone interested in a fun and supportive class. Led by certified
instructor Deb Stevens.
18+ Lussier Comm Edu Ctr MTh 10/5-12/10
1-2:30 pm
$35 50900
Inclusion Services
MSCR is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation and provides reasonable
accommodations to enhance program participation, without fundamentally altering a
program. Inclusion Services offers a variety of accommodations to best support your
participation.
Services may include:
• Information is provided to the instructor or program staff about strategies
or adaptations to make the class more accessible
• A volunteer is assigned to provide some assistance during the class
• Recreation Inclusion Staff are assigned to provide accommodations based
on a developed inclusion plan
• Accessible materials, sign language interpreters and programming
are offered in accessible locations
To access services:
1.
When registering, provide information about your disability in the prompt boxes (if registering online, these boxes “pop up” as you check-out). Please also provide brief information about accommodations you may need.
• At least two weeks notification prior to the class starting is requested.
In some cases, accommodations may take longer.
2. Contact the appropriate Therapeutic Recreation Specialist for your program area
and discuss your accommodations or support needs.
3.
Complete the Participant Profile available
at http://www.mscr.org/Inclusion-Services.cfm, or request that one is mailed to you.
4.
Upon receipt of the necessary documents, MSCR’s Inclusion Services staff reviews
your request and works with you to establish an individualized inclusion plan.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Parkinsons Fitness
Learn about the benefits of yoga in a class designed for people with Parkinson’s disease
and other movement disorders. The emphasis is on building flexibility, strength, balance and
postural alignment. Performe movement with breath for stress reduction and greater mental
concentration.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/3-11/7
12:30-2 pm
$35 50901
Soccer Instruction and Recreational Play
Learn soccer through games. Meet other youth in this fun outdoor program.
7 - 13
Cherokee Su
9/20-10/25
12-1:30 pm
$25 50911
Stretch and Strengthen
Learn a variety of simple and adapted physical exercises to increase overall body strength
& improve flexibility to keep you moving through your day more comfortably.
18+
Muir MW
10/5-12/2
4-5 pm
$35 50903
Water Walking Fitness
Class designed for individuals who have cognitive and physical disabilities. Exercise on an
individual basis with staff support, not a guided class. Best for non-swimmers who would
benefit from a warm water pool. MSCR staff assess the individual abilities of water walkers
and establish simple exercises that improve overall health. Due to space and equipment
limitations the following limits apply per class: six person - three male and three female who
use wheelchairs, and one person who needs a hoyer transfer. Support staff provided.
18+
Lapham M
10/5-12/7
7:10-8:30 pm
$75 50904
18+
Lapham W
10/7-12/9
7:10-8:30 pm
$75 50905
18+
Lapham Th
10/8-12/10 7:10-8:30 pm
$75 50906
18+
Lapham Sa
10/10-12/12
1-2:20 pm
$75 50907
18+
Lapham Sa
10/10-12/12 2:20-3:40 pm
$75 50908
18+
Lapham Sa
10/10-12/12
3:40-5 pm
$75 50909
18+
Lapham Sa
10/10-12/12
5-6:20 pm
$75 50913
Young Athletes
Cooperatively offered with Special Olympics, young children participate in a variety of basic
games and exercises intended to promote well being and the development of their physical
and mental skills.
2 - 7
Wright Sa
10/10-11/21 10-11:30 am
$15 50910
Volunteers Needed!
Go to
www.mscr.org - volunteers or call 204-3000
204-3043 (voice) 204-3058 (TDD)
Contact
Chad Thom, Supervisor
204-3020 or cthom@madison.k12.wi.us
Cheryl Dietrich, CTRS
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
442-2970 or cstanley@madison.k12.wi.us
Supports:
Youth programs on Madison’s East side
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
Kate Dvorak
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
204-3043 or kdvorak@madison.k12.wi.us
Supports:
Arts & Enrichment classes, Fitness,
Sports and Swimming
Youth programs on Madison’s West side,
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Thank you for supporting the
11th Annual Fore Friends Golf Outing!
Thank you to our sponsors and supporters who made the 2015 Friends of MSCR Golf Outing
its most successful event to date.
We appreciate your support!
Presenting Sponsors - Oak Park Place, CUNA Mutual Group
& The August Foundation
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Dinner - Irwin A. & Robert D. Goodman Foundation, Inc.
19th Hole - The Employer Group
Special Sponsor - Golf Affect Foundation
Prizes - Perkins Coie & TDS Telecom
Golfer Gift - UW Credit Union
Lunch - Phil & Anne Duffy & Architectural Design Consultants, Inc.
Golf Cart - Murphy Desmond
Hole in One - Architectural Design Consultants, Inc., American Family Insurance,
Malcolm Stack Foundation, & Phil & Anne Duffy
Golf Ball PRO Launcher - Friends of MSCR
Beverage Cart - First Merit Bank & Summit Credit Union
Dessert - Jaimes Johnson
Hole Sponsors - Ad Madison, Badger Aquatics Club, Badger Bus, Baird, Brunsell Lumber, Charles Schwab, Community Insurance Corporation, Dean
Health Plan, Dunlop Associates, Inc., Gordon Flesch, Greenleaf Media, Group Health Cooperative, H.J. Pertzborn Plumbing & Fire Protection, Hausmann-Johnson Insurance, Inc., Joe Daniels Construction Company, Joel Kupferberg, Krantz Electric, Rustic Tavern in Memory of Joe Tennyson, Summit
Credit Union, The QTI Group, Unity Health Insurance, Wagner Insurance & Financial, Inc., Wilson’s Bar & Grill, Wisconsin Bank and Trust and Wisconsin State Journal/madison.com.
Silent Auction/In-Kind Donors
Aldo Leopold Nature Center
Ale Asylum
American Players Theatre
Apple Wellness
Architectural Design Consultants, Inc
Artisan Dental
Associated Physicians, LLP
Bad Dog Frida
Badger Bus
Badger Sporting Goods
Bagley Racing Team
Batch Bakehouse
Benvenutos
BluBanana
Bluegreen Vacations
Bob Hayden
Bollig Best Lawn Service, Inc
Boulders Climbing Gym
Brennan’s Market
Brios Hair Design
Bunky’s Café
Cambridge Winery
Capital Brewery
Capital Newspapers
Chef Dino Simon
Cherokee Golf Club
Chestnut Mountain
Circle M Market Farm CSA
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Circus World Museum
City of Madison Parks Dept
Comedy Club On State
Comedysportz Milwaukee
Cousins Subs
Coyle Carpet One
Crossfit Recursive Gym
Culvers
Dave Worzala
Deer Valley Golf Course
Dental Health Associates
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Don’s Home Furniture
Driftless Studio
Elements Therapeutic Massage
Emmi Roth
Food Fight Restaurant Group
Fun Express
Gentle Breezes, LLC
Gigi’s Cupcakes
Glass Nickel Pizza Co.
Gordon Food Service
GourmetGiftBaskets.com
Group Health Cooperative
Gymfinity Gymnastics
Habitat For Humanity
Hand & Stone Spa
Harbor Athletic Club
Harley-Davidson
Harvey Wendel
Heads Up Salon
Henry Vilas Zoo
Hill Farm Swim Club
Hilton Garden Inn-Middleton
Hu Hot Mongolian Grill
Ian’s Pizza
Inner Fire Yoga
Isthmus
Jean O’Leary
John Milton
Julie Deterding
Karen & CO.
Kavanaugh Restaurant Supply
Klinke Cleaners
KOA-Lena
Lake Windsor Country Club
Larry Elliott
Lucy Chaffin
Madison Capitols Hockey
Madison Mallards
Madison Symphony Orchestra
Madtown Twisters
Maple Bluff Country Club
Maple Tree Restaurant
Marianne Paker
Matt Kenseth Fan Club
Meineke Car Care Center
Middleton Sports & Fitness
Milwaukee Admirals
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball
MSCR Elementary Team
Murphy Desmond
Museum Of Science & Industry
Nakoma Golf Club
Nassco Inc.
Noodles & Company
Olbrich Botanical Society
Orange Theory Fitness
Orange Tree Imports
Overture Center
Partylite-Rose Brice
Phil & Anne Duffy
Pleasant View Golf Course
Portrait Innovations
Prime Quarter Steakhouse
Project Home
Red Box
Riverside Golf Course
Rosie’s Coffee Bar & Bakery
Ryan Myers Ceramics
Saris Cycling Group
Schwoegler’s Entertainment Ctr
Sergenian’s
Shedd Aquarium
Sherman Glenn
Siena & Spoke, LLC
Silpada Jewelry-Karen Smylie
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
Skipper Bud’s
Speakerboxx DJz
Spectrum Brands
Spring Brook Golf Course
Starion Financial
Studio Z Salon
Sun Prairie Golf Course
Taliesin Preservation, Inc.
Ten Pin Alley
The Edgewater Hotel
The Vinery
Trader Joe’s
The Curve
Tyrol Basin
Ultrazone Laser Tag
UW Badger Cheerleaders
UW Credit Union
Village Lanes
Vitense Golfland
W.S.Badger Company, Inc
Walt Disney World
Warner Park CRC
Wendy Moran
Westfield Comics
White Knight Carpet Rescue
Wild Prairie Candle Company
Wines For Humanity
WKOW
Woodmans Markets
Support Friends of MSCR!
204-3000
Friends of MSCR is a local non-profit organization that financially
contributes to MSCR programs. Learn how you can get involved
at www.mscr.org/Friends of MSCR or call 204-3015.
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Summer Recreation & Enrichment Centers (SREC) 4K-5K supplies
FIT2GO van winter supplies
Aquatics personal floatation devises
Pontoon boat
Pontoon boat trailer
MSCR Special Events equipment
Aquatics Splash and Dash Event
Aquatics Splasher
Toki Robotics
MSCR’s Meadowood Neighborhood Center STEM equipment
Fishing equipment
Allied Learning Center bench & planter
Summer Camp keynote speaker
MSCR marketing trade show banners
Friends of MSCR Board Members
Harvey Wendel, President, Brian Gile, Treasurer, Lucy Chaffin, Secretary/Ex-Officio, Phil Duffy, Scott Frank,
Amy Gores, Jaimes Johnson, Joel Kupferberg, Theresa Nickels and Patrick Sweeney. To contact a Friends
Board Member call 204-3015 or e-mail mscr@madison.k12.wi.us
Join the board!
If you are interested in serving on the Friends of MSCR Board contact Lucy Chaffin at 204-3015 or lchaffin@
madison.k12.wi.us. Complete a Board Profile Form and send to Friends of MSCR, 3802 Regent Street, Madison,
WI 53705, for consideration.
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Elementary Afterschool Programs
204-6561
MSCR provides afterschool programs in 16 MMSD elementary schools and 1 community center. The afterschool programs include Safe Haven childcare and Community Learning Center programs. Some schools
have both programs, and others only have one.
Community Learning Center programs (CLCs) provide afterschool academic support and enrichment
activities for all students living in the school attendance area who meet the grant criteria for academic
support, including those attending private or parochial schools and those who are home schooled. These
academic programs are typically called Afterschool Academic Centers for Excellence (AACE). Registration
takes place at the site.
Safe Haven childcare serves K-5th grade students. Registration is completed at each site on a first-come,
first-served basis. Site locations and phone numbers are listed below.
CLC and Safe Haven Sites
Community Learning Center Site (AACE)
*Allis Elementary 204-1018
*Leopold Elementary
204-4334
*Falk Elementary
204-2208
*Orchard Ridge Elementary
TBD
204-2391
*Schenk Elementary
TBD
*Glendale Elementary
*Hawthorne Elementary 204-2507
*Lake View Elementary 204-4055
Safe Haven (childcare) only
204-4963
Allied Learning Center 204-6578
*Lincoln Elementary *Lindbergh Elementary
204-6507
Emerson Elementary 204-2023
204-7858
Lowell Elementary204-6616
*Mendota Elementary *Midvale Elementary
204-6732
Nuestro Mundo442-2494
*Sandburg Elementary
442-2955
* Community Learning Center Grant site
Enrichment &
Academic Support
Afterschool!
YoungStar
Now Hiring for
afterschool positions!
Go to www.mscr.org
to check out job openings.
what are parents saying about the Community Learning
Centers Academic Support program?
“I love this program and don’t know what I’d do without it! My kids
really enjoy going to the afterschool program.”
YoungStar is a Department of Children and Families (DCF) program
created to improve the quality of child care for Wisconsin
children. Young Star evaluates the quality of care given by regulated child care providers and rates them from 1 to 5 stars, with 5
stars being the highest rating. A provider’s star rating is based on:
• Education Qualifications and Training
• Learning Environment and Curriculum
• Professional and Business Practices
• Child Health and Well-Being Practices
Participation in YoungStar is voluntary. However, Safe Haven
programs that accept payments from Wisconsin’s Child Care
Subsidy program, Wisconsin Shares, are required to participate in
YoungStar. Wisconsin Shares assists families with child care costs.
MSCR Safe Haven programs are currently participating in YoungStar. We look forward to continual improvement of our school-age
programs.
“Thank you for doing this Community Learning Center. It really helps
our kids to improve their skills.”
“Having other trusted adults to work with my daughter’s math skills
makes a difference and helps to de-stress a difficult subject for her. Just
know how important all the afterschool staff are to the students and
parents!”
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• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
Safe Haven Child Care
204-6561
Safe Haven Child Care
As a part of the Madison Metropolitan School District, MSCR’s Safe Haven has provided
quality child care since 1992. Safe Haven was established with the belief that all children
need a safe and enriching place to spend their afterschool hours, while their parents are at
work or school.
AT SAFE HAVEN WE:
• Provide youth with activities and skills that enhance physical and
cognitive capabilities and build self esteem
• Teach youth alternative ways to solve conflict
• Build teamwork and cooperation skills
RECREATIONAL & EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
MSCR offers fun and educational activities.
• Creative art and enrichment projects
• Homework/academic help
• Special events and field trips
• Active play
• Free choice time
• Opportunities to make new friends
STAFFING
MSCR makes every effort to hire diverse, qualified, caring and professional staff who have
experience, education, and a desire to work with youth in a recreation setting. All employees have passed a background check through the Wisconsin Department of
Justice and a TB test. We take pride in the quality of our staff and maintain high standards
by training staff in a variety of topics including: CPR, behavior management, supervision,
health and safety, age appropriate practices and other related topics. MSCR provides a 10:1
child to staff ratio.
EARLY-RELEASE & NO-SCHOOL DAYS
MSCR Safe Haven programs operate on scheduled early-release days.
Full day programming on no-school days is available at certain locations for an additional
fee (pre-registration is required). However, Safe Haven does not operate on holidays, during
winter or spring break or when school is closed due to weather.
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
K - 5
K - 5
K - 5
K - 5
Allis Emerson Falk Mendota F
F
F
F
11/13
11/13
11/13
11/13
7:45 am-5:45 pm
7:45 am-5:45 pm
7:45 am-5:45 pm
7:45 am-5:45 pm
$30
$30
$30
$30
51021
51018
51017
51019
PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
School-based Safe Haven programs are open to all children attending the school in which
the program is held. The Allied Learning Center is open to all children living in the area
surrounding the neighborhood center.
Kids Day Out
The Kids Day Out program provides supervised activities on no-school days for children in
grades K-5 from all MMSD elementary schools, private or parochial schools and homeschooled students in the MMSD school attendance area. Activities include swimming, art,
games, performing arts, and field trips. Partcipants must bring a lunch and beverage; an afternoon snack is provided. Registration is limited and is first-come first-served. The deadline
for registration is two weeks prior to the KDO date. No onsite registration.
TO REGISTER
Get Registration materials from your school’s office, your program site director, or call 2046561. Registrations must be completed in full to be eligible for the Safe Haven programs. All
incomplete forms are returned without processing.
MSCR BY THE NUMBERS:
Total Elementary and Middle School Aged
Participants in MSCR Afterschool and Summer
Extended Learning Programs:
17,577
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Middle School Programs
204-3022
YOUTH RESOURCE CENTERS (YRC)
The Madison Metropolitan School District and MSCR have grants from Dane County Human
Services, Department of Public Instruction and the United Way of Dane County to establish
Youth Resource Centers at twelve MMSD Middle Schools. A variety of after school
recreation activities, educational opportunities and service opportunities are offered for
students and families. For more information, please contact MSCR or the Youth Resource
Center Coordinator at your child’s school. Sign up is easy - just check the permission box at
school registration. AFTERSCHOOL CLUBS
A variety of special interest clubs are available at all MMSD middle schools. Please contact
the MSCR YRC Coordinator at your school. Clubs may include horseback riding, drama,
music, bowling, chess, dance, skiing and more. Clubs are based on student interest at each
school. Fees may be charged for some clubs that are supply intensive or have admission
costs.
AFTERSCHOOL SPORTS
Selected afterschool team sports are available at all MMSD middle schools. Please contact
the MSCR YRC Coordinator at your school. Sports include volleyball, flag football, cross
country basketball, wrestling, tennis, soccer, softball and ultimate frisbee. Competition is
with other MMSD middle schools. Due to facility and staff limitations, some of the team
sports which involve competing with other MMSD middle schools, are only offered for 7th
and 8th grade students. Intramural sport activities are organized within each school for 6th
grade students. The Boomer Harris Fund provides funding for these programs.
MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH RESOURCE CENTER COORDINATORS
Each middle school has an MSCR Youth Resource Center Coordinator to coordinate afterschool activities for students. Check the MSCR booth at middle school registration in August
for a complete listing or check with the following individual at your school to learn more
about club and sport opportunities.
Badger Rock Black Hawk
Cherokee
Hamilton
Jefferson
O’Keeffe
Sennett
Sherman Spring Harbor
Toki
Whitehorse
Wright
Dan Kise
Kelli Semrau
Reginald Lee
Kris Anderson
Jake Wilson
Divya Kamath
TBD
Dane Gottschall
Kris Anderson
Monique Porter
Colleen Hayes
Dan Kise
576-6450
204-43
204-1240
204-4739
663-6427
204-6863
204-4029
204-2132
204-1118
204-4763
204-4500
204-1369
Middle School Socials
204-3052
Middle School Socials held one Friday a month at the Warner Park Community Recreation
Center for students currently in middle school. Activities include dance contests, basketball
tournaments, open gym, game room, D.J. dance and pizza. Students are required to prepurchase tickets for socials. Tickets are sold at the east side middle schools prior to each
social.
Dates
Time
Cost
9/18, 10/16 11/20, 7 – 9:30 pm $6 w/out Warner Park ID
1/15, 2/19, 3/4, 4/22
Free w/ Warner Park ID
MSCR BY THE NUMBERS:
Total Participants in MSCR Middle
School Afterschool Sports
1,746
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MSCR BY THE NUMBERS:
Total Middle School Participants in
MSCR Cross Country Programs
350
ICE SPIRIT GIRLS HOCKEY
Registration starts in
September along
with our
“TesT Drive Hockey”
week
www.icespirithockey.com
Contact registrar - Dave.goldscmidt13@gmail.com
High School Programs
204-3022
MSCR provides a variety of after school, evening and weekend recreation activities,
educational opportunities and service opportunities for students. For more information
about after school activities contact MSCR or the REC Specialist at each school. MSCR
also partners with various community agencies to increase the variety of offerings at
each school. Check the MSCR booth at registration in August to get a copy of all the REC
activities offered at your school. Check out www.mscr.org for more details.
AFTERSCHOOL CLUBS
A variety of special interest clubs are available at all MMSD high schools. Afterschool clubs
typically run from 3:45 – 5:15 pm. End times depend on the city bus schedule. Please contact
the REC Specialist at your school for specific clubs, times and days of the week that clubs
are offered at your school. Clubs may include Latin Dance, skiing, break dancing, homework
club, fitness classes and more! Clubs are based on student interest at each school. Other
clubs may be formed based on student input, interest and club leader availability. Additional
fees may be charged for clubs that require an admission fee or are supply intensive.
REC Specialist
Each high school has a REC Specialist. The REC Specialist has specific days that they spend
at each school. Listed below are the sites, the REC Specialist and the direct number for their
office.
School
REC Specialist
Phone Number
Office Location
East High
Tauri Robinson
204-1752
1040D
La Follette High
Molly Hayes
204-3625
CLC – inside LMC
Memorial High Roxanne Rios
442-2220
104 A – in field house
West High Laura Glaub
204-3216
Room 111
Sports Programs
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
Afterschool extramural sports are available at all MMSD high schools to students not currently on the WIAA team for the same sport. Extramural sports practice one day per week
after school and compete on Saturdays. Schedules are sent once registration for that sport
has been completed. Extramural practices are dependent on space availability. Community
teams can register by calling 204 3022 for more information.
Volleyball Girls Extramural
9 - 12
Memorial Sa
9/19-10/17
9 - 12
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19-10/17
9 - 12
East Sa
9/19-10/17
9 - 12
LaFollette Sa
9/19-10/17
Volleyball Coed Extramural
9 - 12
Memorial Sa
9/19-10/17
9 - 12
West Sa
9/19-10/17
9 - 12
East Sa
9/19-10/17
9 - 12
LaFollette Sa
9/19-10/17
Basketball Boys Intermediate Extramural
9 - 10
Memorial Sa
12/5-1/16
9 - 10
West Sa
12/5-1/16
9 - 10
East Sa
12/5-1/16
9 - 10
LaFollette Sa
12/5-1/16
9 am-1 pm
9 am-1 pm
9 am-1 pm
9 am-1 pm
$45
$45
$45
$45
51101
51102
51103
51104
9 am-1 pm
9 am-1 pm
9 am-1 pm
9 am-1 pm
8 am-2 pm
8 am-2 pm
8 am-2 pm
8 am-2 pm
$45
$45
$45
$45
51105
51106
51107
51108
$50
$50
$50
$50
51097
51098
51099
51100
Monona Academy of Dance
Official School of Dance Wisconsin
(Honor Company of Regional Dance America/Midstates)
6332 Monona Drive, Monona WI 53716
838 Grove Street (Sun Prairie ice Arena),
Sun Prairie, WI 53590
(608) 221-4535 www.mononaacademyofdance.com
Register now
Ages 3 up thru adults
• Ballet, Jazz, Modern, Tap
“Dream, Believe, Achieve”
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Preschool Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Parent/Child classes
Parent/child classes should be attended
by the registrant and parent only.
Siblings, including infants, and friends
are not allowed to attend classes.
Parent/Child
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Art All Around with Dr. T
In this art class for little ones, children have fun with some new art techniques and some old
ones - such as painting, pasting and construction. Each participant is encouraged to engage
at his or her own level - from playing with new materials to creating an art treasure to take
home. Parent/child classes should be attended by the parent and registered child only.
Parent must attend and participate with child.
18M - 3 Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-10/12 9:30-10:15 am
$33 50743
18M - 4 Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/11
4-4:45 pm
$33 50742
18M - 4 Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-10/12 10:30-11:15 am $33 50744
3 - 7
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/11
3-3:45 pm
$33 50741
Exploration Station
Science for little ones! Children discover the wonders of the natural world through play.
Fun, age-appropriate activities include sink or float and kitchen chemistry. Parent/child
classes should be attended by the parent and registered child only. Parent must attend and
participate with child.
18M - 3 Hoyt-MSCR F
10/23-11/20 9:30-10:15 am
$33 50747
18M - 4 Hoyt-MSCR F
10/23-11/20 10:30-11:15 am $33 50748
18M - 3 Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/25-11/22
4-4:45 pm
$33 50750
3 - 7
Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/25-11/22
3-3:45 pm
$33 50749
I Made That!
An art class just for the little ones! Make projects such as paintings, collages, puppets,
hats, animals, jewelry and musical instruments. Introduction to painting, cutting, pasting and
construction. Parent/child classes should be attended by the parent and registered child
only. Parent must attend and participate with child.
3 - 5 Warner Park CRC
Tu
10/13-11/3
10-10:45 am
$28 50875
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Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Age
Indoor Playground
Escape to the gym and let your little ones burn off energy on play structures and Little Tyke
toys! Parent supervision is required. Drop in program. Pay $3 per child at the door.
Skip 11/26.
1-4 Hoyt-MSCRTuTh 9/29-12/17 9:45-11:45 AM (price above)
PARENT/CHILD PLAY TIME
Indoor riding toys and a variety of dramatic play toys for parents & children to enjoy together.
On-site registration only. Family ID required.
0-5 Warner Park CRC MWF 8/31-12/23 9:30 am - 12 pm $5 per family
Little Movers
The first movement class for the littlest movers. Develop coordination, learn to move in
space, and have fun moving to music. Use games, songs, props and more to explore how
bodies move. Parent must attend and participate with child.
2 - 3
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/15-11/10 9:45-10:15 am
$33 50731
2 - 3
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/15-11/10
10:30-11 am
$33 50732
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Preschool Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Preschool
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Dance - 3 year-old Pre-Ballet
Affordable opportunity for boys and girls to experience dance. Class combines basic technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following directions through creative
dance. Participant must be 3 years old by class start date.
3
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7
9-9:30 am
$33 50681
3
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7
9-9:30 am
$33 50682
3
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7 9:35-10:05 am
$33 50685
3
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7 11:45 am-12:15 pm $33 50683
3
MSCR Odana
Su
9/13-11/8
4:15-4:45 pm
$33 50679
3
MSCR Odana
Su
9/13-11/8
4:50-5:20 pm
$33 50673
3
Goodman Comm Ctr Su
9/13-11/8
5-5:30 pm
$33 50674
3
Goodman Comm Ctr M
9/14-11/9
9-9:30 am
$33 50680
3
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-11/9
5:20-5:50 pm
$33 50684
3 Wil Mar Neighborhd Ctr M
9/14-11/9
5:20-5:50 pm
$33 50677
3
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10
4:30-5 pm
$33 50672
3
Schenk Tu
9/15-11/10 4:45-5:15 pm
$33 50668
3
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-11/11
4:30-5 pm
$33 50669
3
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11 5:25-5:55 pm
$33 50670
3
Lowell Th
9/17-11/12
5-5:30 pm
$33 50675
3
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/17-11/12 5:10-5:40 pm
$33 50676
3
MSCR Odana F
9/18-11/13
9-9:30 am
$33 50671
3
MSCR Odana F
9/18-11/13 10:40-11:10 am $33 50666
Dance - 4 year-old Pre-Ballet
Affordable opportunity for boys and girls to experience dance. Class combines basic technique with listening skills, coordination, rhythm and following directions through creative
dance. Participant must be 4 years old by class start date. 4
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7
9-9:40 am
$43 50687
4
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7
9-9:40 am
$43 50689
4
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7 9:45-10:25 am
$43 50688
4
MSCR Odana Su
9/13-11/8
3:30-4:10 pm
$43 50690
4
Goodman Comm Ctr Su
9/13-11/8
4:15-4:55 pm
$43 50693
4
MSCR Odana
Su
9/13-11/8
4:40-5:20 pm
$43 50691
4
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-11/8
4:40-5:20 pm
$43 50692
4
Goodman Comm Ctr M
9/14-11/9 9:40-10:20 am
$43 50694
4
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-11/9
6-6:40 pm
$43 50695
4 Wil Mar Neighbrhd Ctr M
9/14-11/9
6-6:40 pm
$43 50696
4
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10 5:15-5:55 pm
$43 50697
4
Schenk Tu
9/15-11/10
5:20-6 pm
$43 50698
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11 4:30-5:10 pm
$43 50700
4
4
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-11/11 5:10-5:50 pm
$43 50699
4
Lowell Th
9/17-11/12 5:40-6:20 pm
$43 50701
4
MSCR Odana F
9/18-11/13 9:45-10:25 am
$43 50702
Rosy Cheeks
& Co.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Dance - Rhythm & Movement
A high-energy class that explores how bodies move with music. Your body, voice and different props become the instruments to create rhythms and patterns. Develop coordination,
balance and body control through dance, music and gross motor activities.
3 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/18 4:30-5:10 pm
$26 50775
3 - 4 Goodman Comm Ctr M
9/14-11/9
10:30-11 am
$33 50727
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10
9-9:30 am
$33 50728
3 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15-11/10 4:45-5:15 pm
$33 50729
Itty Bitty Broadway
An introduction to the creative aspects of performing arts. Explore singing, acting, and
dancing in a fun encouraging environment. Class concludes with a rehearsal and final
performance, dates to be determined.
3 - 5
MSCR Odana M
10/12-11/30
2:30-3 pm
$36 50870
3 - 5Wil Mar Neighborhd Ctr Tu
10/13-12/1
10:30-11 am
$36 50868
3 - 5Wil Mar Neighborhd Ctr Tu
10/13-12/1 11:15-11:45 am $36 50869
3 - 5
MSCR Odana W
10/14-12/2
10-10:30 am
$36 50866
3 - 5
MSCR Odana W
10/14-12/2 10:45-11:15 am $36 50867
Preschool Spanish
Spanish for the very beginner. Preschoolers will explore the basics of Spanish in a fun,
age-appropriate manner through music, motion, arts and crafts.
3 - 5 Lussier Comm Edu Ctr F
9/11-11/20
9:30-10 am
$50 50765
3 - 5
MSCR Odana M
9/14-11/23 3:15-3:45 pm
$50 50766
3 - 5
MSCR Odana M
9/14-11/23
4-4:30 pm
$50 50767
Storybook Day Camp
Bring your children to one--day workshops involving activities from games to drama and music based on children’s books! Each day offers a creative outlet for your child. Workshops
involve crafts projects, songs, stories and games centered around each month’s book.
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Sa
10/10
9:30-11 am
$12 50918
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Sa
9/12
9:30-11 am
$12 50917
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Sa
12/12
9:30-11 am
$12 50919
Tumbling
Learn basic tumbling, stretching and movement skills while participating in games and
activities. Wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement.
5 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/11 3:30-4:15 pm
$43 50761
4 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/11 4:30-5:15 pm
$43 50763
5 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/25-11/22 3:30-4:15 pm
$43 50762
4 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/25-11/22 4:30-5:15 pm
$43 50764
Pre-Ballet Class Attire
Shoes: Canvas or leather ballet shoes with elastic strap.
Girls: Any color leotard and tights (skirt optional).
Boys: Comfortable black bottoms and white shirt.
Apparel & Supplies for:
• Dance • Gymnastics
• Skating • Theatre
• Ballroom Dance
426 Westgate Mall
663-9999
M-W 12-5 • TH 12-7 • F 12-5 • Sat 10-4
or by Special Appointment
Back To School Dance Supplies!
The Unique Boutique for Dancewear, Shoes, etc.
for all your workout and dancewear needs.
New children’s dance apparel
Stop by and meet our Gaynor Minden Rep on
Monday Aug. 10 from 12-4 and check out our New Items
6330 Monona Dr., Monona • 608-221-4590
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Youth Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Dance
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Ballet
Learn basic ballet skills and positions. Class combines technique along with balance, coordination and rhythm. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital
on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High School.
K - 1
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7 10:15-11:05 am $60 50709
K - 1
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7 10:50-11:40 am $60 50710
K - 1
MSCR Odana Su
9/13-11/8
2:30-3:30 pm
$60 50708
K - 1 Goodman Comm Ctr Su
9/13-11/8
3:20-4:10 pm
$60 50703
K - 1
MSCR Odana Su
9/13-11/8
3:40-4:30 pm
$60 50707
K - 1
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-11/9
3-3:50 pm
$60 50704
K - 1
Schenk Tu
9/15-11/10 6:05-6:55 pm
$60 50705
K - 1
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11
6:10-7 pm
$60 50734
K - 1
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/17-11/12 4:15-5:05 pm
$60 50706
Ballet - Continuing
Build upon basics learned in previous ballet classes while improving technique. Class
concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital on Saturday, November 14
at LaFollette High School.
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-11/8
2:30-3:30 pm
$63 50725
2 - 5
Lowell Th
9/17-11/12 6:30-7:30 pm
$63 50726
Ballet/Jazz
Affordable opportunity for your child to experience dance! Course features a combination of
ballet and jazz styles. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital
on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High School.
2 - 5
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7 10:45 am-12 pm $72 50720
Creative Dance
Explore a variety of ways our bodies move using creative expression. Develop flexibility,
endurance, self-control, and awareness of movement in time and space. Class includes
warm-up, exploratoin of a weekly theme and closing dance.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/18 3:30-4:15 pm
$32 50776
Hip Hop
Affordable opportunity for boys and girls to experience dance. A high-energy introduction
to hip hop dance styles focusing on rhythm and stylized movements. Class concludes with a
rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High
School.
3 - 5
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7 9:40-10:40 am
$63 50721
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Su
9/13-11/8
2:30-3:30 pm
$63 50724
3 - 5 Wil Mar Nghbrhd Ctr M
9/14-11/9
4:15-5:15 pm
$63 50722
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10 6:10-7:10 pm
$63 50723
Jazz
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! Course features a variety of jazz techniques
including turns, jumps and combinations. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High School.
K- 2
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7 11:15 am-12:05 pm $60 50711
K- 2 Wil Mar Nghbrhd Ctr M
9/14-11/9
3:15-4:05 pm
$60 50712
Jazz, Tap, Ballet
Affordable opportunity for your child to experience dance! 30 minutes each of jazz, tap and
ballet. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital on Saturday,
November 14 at LaFollette High School.
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/12-11/7 10:30 am-12 pm $84 50713
Jazz, Tap, Ballet - Continuing
Participants must have completed MSCR beginning jazz, tap, ballet class or have previous
experience with jazz, tap, and ballet. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November
13 and a recital on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High School.
5 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/17-11/12 5:45-7:45 pm
$102 50735
Jazz/Tap
Affordable opportunity for your child to experience dance! Course offers a combination of
jazz and tap styles. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital
on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High School.
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-11/9
4-5:15 pm
$72 50730
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Youth Dance Shoes and Attire
Ballet Classes
Canvas or leather ballet shoes with elastic strap.
Girls: Black leotard, and pink tights, skirt optional.
Boys: Comfortable black bottoms and white shirt.
Jazz Classes
Shoes: Black or tan jazz shoes
Boys and Girls: Black jazz pants (close fitting), black leotard or tank top.
Tap Classes
Shoes: Black or tan tap shoes.
Boys and Girls: Black jazz pants and leotard or tank top.
Hip Hop Classes
Shoes: Sneakers or jazz shoes
Boys and Girls: Black jazz pants and leotard or tank top, no jeans please.
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Modern
Try something new in this introduction to modern dance. Explore concepts of space, time
and energy while developing coordination, physical alignment, and movement flow. Class
concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital on Saturday, November 14
at LaFollette High School.
4 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15-11/10 6:15-7:15 pm
$63 50733
Tap
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! This course introduces basic tap steps, rhythms
and combinations to get your feet moving. Class concludes with a rehearsal on Friday, November 13 and a recital on Saturday, November 14 at LaFollette High School. K - 1
Schenk Sa
9/12-11/7 9:50-10:40 am
$60 50717
K - 1
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-11/8
3:40-4:30 pm
$60 50714
K - 1
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15-11/10 5:20-6:10 pm
$60 50716
2 - 5 Goodman Comm Ctr Su
9/13-11/8
2:15-3:15 pm
$63 50715
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-11/11
6-7 pm
$63 50718
Performing Arts
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Baton Twirling
Try your hand at baton twirling. Start with the basics developing correct technique, handeye coordination, learning new tricks, and having fun through creative movement. Batons
are available for purchase from MSCR. Students have an opportunity to perform at the end
of the session.
1 - 2
MSCR Odana Th
9/17-11/12
5-5:45 pm
$55 50853
3 - 5
MSCR Odana Th
9/17-11/12
6-7 pm
$63 50854
Baton Twirling - Continuing
Continue developing skills and mastering tricks learned in past baton twirling classes. Learn
to combine skills in combination. Class is appropriate for participants who have completed
an MSCR Baton Twirling class or have past experience with baton twirling. Participants
have an opportunity to perform at the end of the session.
2 - 5
MSCR Odana M
9/14-11/9
5:30-6:30 pm
$63 50855
Show Stoppers
An introduction to the creative aspects of performing arts including singing, acting, dancing.
Learn popular songs and Broadway show tunes accompanied by basic movements. Class
concludes with a rehearsal and final performance, dates to be determined.
K - 2
MSCR Odana M
10/12-11/30
3:15-4 pm
$49 50871
K - 2
Lowell W
10/14-12/2 5:30-6:15 pm
$49 50872
3 - 5
MSCR Odana M
10/12-11/30 4:15-5:15 pm
$53 50873
3 - 5
Lowell W
10/14-12/2 6:20-7:20 pm
$53 50874
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Youth Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Arts & Enrichment
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Circuit Breakers
Learn the basics of electricity and electronics by building and exploring circuits and other
concepts.
3 - 6
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-10/14
5-6:15 pm
$38 50779
3 - 6
Kennedy Th
10/22-11/19
5-6:15 pm
$38 50778
Engineering Simple Machines
Learn engineering basics by exploring simple machines like pulleys, screws, wheels and
wedges. Apply you rnew skills to building your own chain reaction machine.
3 - 6
Kennedy Th
9/17-10/15
5-6:15 pm
$38 50777
Science Quest
From building a contraption to exploring the remains of extinct critters, this class takes
you on a fun, science ride through experiments, exploration and play. Age appropriate
activities encourage each participant to explore at his or her own level.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
11/3-11/10 4:30-5:30 pm
$12 50757
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/13-10/20 4:30-5:30 pm
$12 50755
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
11/3-11/10 5:45-6:45 pm
$12 50758
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/13-10/20 5:45-6:45 pm
$12 50756
Sewing Studio
Learn the basics of machine sewing including threading the machine, bobbin winding and
speed control as you work toward a finished sewing project. Each session focuses on
a different project indicated below. All materials including a variety of fabrics provided.
4 - 8
MSCR Odana W
9/16-10/7
4:30-6 pm
$50 50769
4 - 8
MSCR Odana W
10/21-11/11
4:30-6 pm
$50 50770
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Preschool | 4 K
After School
Summer Camp
Family Arts Workshop
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Bring the whole family to these arts and science workshops. Create different arts and
crafts projects with your children. All projects are adapted to different age groups. Materials provided. One parent must attend for every two children under age five. Register
and pay for each child separately.
Water Works
Explore how water moves as you build your own flowing and floating contraptions.
2 - 12
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19
10 am-12 pm
$10 50751
Fairy Garden Workshop
Work with your child to create a mini fairy garden for their room or your yard using natural
materials, jewels and craft supplies. One parent per family must attend and participate
with child. Register child only.
4 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/26
10-11:30 am
$15 50771
MicroMonsters
Create your own scary, quirky or cute mini-monster complete with its own box to sleep in
using basic patterning, sewing and stitching techniques.
1 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/24
10-11:30 am
$15 50773
Ooey Gooey Monsters
Join us for a fun Halloween Workshop where you create gooey monsters from oobleck
and flubber and mini monster jars to hold the monsters. One parent per family must attend
and participate with child. Register child only.
K - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/31
10-11:30 am
$15 50774
Animal Art
Love animals of all kinds? Create your own artistic animals using two-dimensional and
three-dimensional techniques and leave with a collection of creatures all your own.
Materials provided.
2 - 12
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/7
10 am-12 pm
$10 50752
Cards & Presents
Make a gift or card for yourself or someone you love. A wide variety of materials and
ideas are available to create the perfect gift.
2 - 12
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
12/5
10 am-12 pm
$10 50753
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Youth Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Pottery
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course#
Parent/Child
Experience hand-building techniques of pinch, coil and slab construction to create joint
pieces of art with your child. All work must be completed during class. Parent must participate with child. Sorry, non-registered siblings and friends are not allowed to attend class.
Materials provided.
3 - 5 yrsWarner Park CRC
Tu
9/8-9/29
10-10:45 am
$44 50876
3 - 5 yrs Warner Park CRC
Tu
11/17-12/8
10-10:45 am
$44 50877
K - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/4
1-2:15 pm
$44 50576
K - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/4
4-5:15 pm
$44 50572
K - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19-10/10
9-10:15 am
$44 50574
K - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR M
9/21-10/12 2:15-3:30 pm
$44 50573
K - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR M
9/21-10/12 2:15-3:30 pm
$44 50575
Sa
10/31-11/21
9-10:15 am
$44 50577
K - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Wheel 1 A mixed class of both beginner and intermediate level wheel throwers. Class taught at
beginning level with additional instruction for those with more advanced skills. All projects
must be created and completed in the pottery studio. Each participant receives a 25# bag
of clay with their registration. Additional bags must be purchased through MSCR at $15 per
bag.
6 - 12 gr Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/11-11/15 12:15-2:45 pm
$80 50656
Handbuilding
No clay experience required! Experience the hand-building techniques of pinch, coil and
slab construction. Materials included.
2 - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/13-10/4
2:30-3:45 pm
$44 50602
2 - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19-10/10 10:30-11:45 am $44 50604
2 - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR M
9/21-10/12
3:45-5 pm
$44 50603
2 - 5 gr Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/31-11/21 10:30-11:45 am $44 50605
MSCR BY THE NUMBERS:
Total Number of Youth in
Arts, Dance & Enrichment Classes
2,118
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New Places, New Spaces!
MSCR Eastside
Coming Soon!
MSCR is excited to open a new east side program space at 4620 Cottage Grove Road. Staff wrote and
received grants from the Irwin A. and Robert D. Goodman Foundation and the Madison Community
Foundation to fund a significant portion of the remodeling and furnishing costs for this new program
site. The facility will have several activity rooms to hold 50+ fitness classes, adult and family fitness,
arts, dance and other programs.
For many years MSCR has struggled to find adequate program space on the east side of Madison. We
are very excited to be working with owner Kevin Metcalfe on this project. The location is expected to
open in December 2015, with a full menu of programs slated to start in January 2016. Look for details in
November.
Meadowood Neighborhood Center Expansion
In February 2015 the Meadowood Neighborhood Center relocated next door into the reconstructed former Meadowridge Library space. This move has doubled our square footage and increased our number
of programming areas from one to four, including an art room, multipurpose activity room, gaming room
and general center space with a computer lab. The new space also includes a food pantry and a small
meeting room. In addition, the former neighborhood center space has been remodeled into two community rooms and a community kitchen. The unique design of the center allows for the flow of traffic
between the neighborhood center, community rooms and new Meadowridge Library.
New Welcome
Center at the Kennedy Challenge Course
MSCR is pleased to acknowledge Madison College Construction and Trades and Operation Fresh
Start for their work on the new Elements Welcome Center at the Challenge Course located at 5025
Sudbury Way behind Kennedy Elementary School!
Madison College students built the walls during fall semester and trucked them to the site in February. Students and instructors braved 10 degree weather to erect the walls and roof trusses. Operation Fresh Start crews have installed the roofing, siding, fascia, windows and doors. The building
will have a group gathering area, two restrooms and a water fountain/bottle filling station.
MSCR manages the Kennedy Challenge Course which is used for the MSCR Elements Team Building program. Elements provides trained staff who facilitate group
activities to improve communication, problem solving, develop trust and give participants an opportunity to step outside of their comfort zone in a safe learning
environment.
The Elements program serves around 5,000 participants annually including MMSD students, corporate organizations, non-profits, and community groups. In summer
of 2015, the Elements Program also offered specialty Challenge Course events including Swing Into Summer, Family Adventure Day, and Zipline and Dine.
For more information on the MSCR Elements program visit us online at www.mscr.org or call 204-3025.
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Pontoon Rides
204-3000
204-4581
Enjoy the Lakes
Enjoy the lakes on a boat ride with MSCR! Be a pirate or enjoy a
dinner! Boats are driven by trained volunteers. All trips begin and end
at the Tenney Park Boat Pier, 1615 Sherman Ave. A free informational flyer on Madison
area lakes available at Tenney Park Boat Pier. Smoking, chewing tobacco, alcohol and
concealed weapons are prohibited. Boats are wheelchair accessible, however some
destinations may pose accessibility issues. Call for information on site accessibility. For
people using wheelchairs, loading and unloading can only occur at Tenney. Dress for the
weather as temperatures on the lake are generally 10 degrees cooler than on land. For
directions to Tenney boat dock, search for: 1615 Sherman Ave., or see directions at
www.mscr.org, under Pontoon program.
Rentals
Reserve a boat(s) for your group. 15 passengers per boat; person using a wheelchair counts
as 2. Limit 4 wheelchairs per boat due to space/weight. Select 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choices, in
case 1st choice is not available. Three boats available for large groups, equipped with life
jackets (including infant size; no infants under 18 pounds), deck chairs, safety equipment
and sun canopy.
Now - September
Dates: 30
7 days a week (Lake Mendota available only Thursday afternoon through Days/Time:
Sunday due to Dane County Tenney locks schedule)
3-hour rentals beginning at 9:30am, 1pm, and 5pm
1½ hour rentals on Lake Monona each Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
$115 Regular
Rental Rates:
$150 Private Specialty or Youth Theme trip
Special Rates*: $100 Non Profit Agencies
$85 Senior Groups (age 60+) and Families
$60 90 minute trips - Open to any group type on selected dates only
$55 Individual renters with disabiliies
*At least 50 percent of your group must be among the specific categories listed to be eligible
for the special rate. Non-MMSD Residents: Add $25 to the applicable fee.
90 MINUTE RENTALS ON LAKE MONONA
Enjoy a shorter ride on the lake with your group/family. Open to any type of group. $60. Each
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, from June 1 through September 30. Two shifts: 10 – 11:30
am & 1-2:30 pm. Non-MMSD Residents: Add $25 to the applicable fee.
Pontoon Specialty Trips
Fee Course#
Time
Date
Day
Location
Age
Breakfast Trips
Leave [and return to] Tenney Park and travel to The Beach House in McFarland
[60 minutes each way] Meal costs on your own.
$15 49148
9-12:30 pm
8/22
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
Dinner Trips
Travel to Mariner’s on Lake Mendota, 45 minutes each way. Meal costs on your own.
$15 49152
5:30-9 pm
8/16
Su
Tenney Boat Pier All
Fishing Trips
Bring your own gear if you have it. MSCR can provide some limited gear. Live bait provided.
Limit of 6 per boat. MSCR staff organize where to fish that day.
49161
$5
1-4 pm
8/22
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
49278
$5
5:30-8:30 pm
9/5
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
49162
$5
1-4 pm
9/19
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
Geology
Learn about lake formation, current geology including glaciation history and other information from Carolyn McCartney, WI Geological Society.
$15 49174
10am-12pm
8/9
Su
Tenney Boat Pier All
Holiday Special
Enjoy the day with an afternoon boat trip.
49177
$15
1-4 pm
9/7
M
Tenney Boat Pier All
Limnology (the study of freshwater)
Learn fromTim Asplund, DNR Chief of Water Resource Monitoring, about runoff, invasive
species and shoreland alterations. See how scientists monitor, assess and protect lakes.
$15 49179
1-4 pm
8/23
Su
Tenney Boat Pier
All
Lunch Trips
Leave (and return to) Tenney Park and travel to The Beach House in McFarland
[60 minutes each way] meal costs on your own.
$15 49182
1-4:30 pm
8/15
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
Perseids Meteor Shower
View the spectacular Perseids meteor shower. Bring your own coffee.
$15 49186
2:30-5:30 am
8/13
Th
Tenney Boat Pier All
Social History Tour with author, Don Sanford
During the past 150 years, Madison has played host to many famous individuals. Don is the
author of the forthcoming book: On Fourth Lake, a Social History of Lake Mendota.
9:45 am-12:30 pm $15 49190
9/27
Su
Tenney Boat Pier All
Sunset Cruise
Relax and enjoy a fabulous sunset cruise.
$15 49196
6-9 pm
8/15
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
Children’s Specialty Trips:
Adult must register, pay and attend with child. All welcome but best suited for
ages 4-8.
Amazing Adventures
Explore the great outdoors! Learn about wildlife in WI and other parts of the world through
eco-friendly crafts and games.
$12 49200
1-4 pm
8/30
Su
Tenney Boat Pier
All
Pirate Treasure
Arrrrrgh! - Hunt hidden treasures and enjoy pirate activities. Receive a pirate treasure map
and telescope. Costumes are welcome but not necessary.
$12 49211
1-4 pm
8/22
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
Trips
site.
at
Pay
served.
first
Drop-in rides available to individuals or groups. First come,
$12 49212
1-4 pm
9/19
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
depart when boats are full (may be before posted starting time). For the Tenney site, regisPrince or Princess Days
tration begins 45 minutes prior to posted starting times. All other sites begin 15 minutes prior.
Become a prince or princess! Youth receive a tiara, flashing star wand or a prince toy.
All members of your group must be present 15 minutes prior to trip departure to reserve
Costumes are welcome but not necessary.
space. Non-residents pay the same posted fees for all Drop In programs.
$12 49217
1-4 pm
8/15
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
Now – September 30
Dates:
$12 49218
pm
1-4
9/5
Sa
Pier
Boat
Tenney
All
--Tuesday (Monona Only), departing from Tenney,
Days/Time:
Super Heroes
5:30-7pm & 7:15-8:45 pm (Sept.: only 5:30-7 shift)
Dress up as your favorite hero. Participate in high jump, races, arm wrestling, crafts and
--Wednesday, departing from Law Park,
other games.
12-1 pm. Bring a bag lunch if desired.
9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 49221
8/29
Sa
Tenney Boat Pier All
--Thursday, departing from Tenney,
Young Navigator
5:30-7 pm & 7:15-8:45 pm (In September 5:30-7 pm is the only trip )
Hoist the boat flag, watch for pirates with actual telescopes, help the captain navigate
--Fridays, departing from UW Goodspeed Family Pier around other boats! Receive a toy telescope, captain’s hat and certificate. Youth don’t drive
at the Wisconsin Alumni Association off Lake St.,
the boat.
1:30-2:30 & 2:30-3:30 pm shifts
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$12 49224
1-4 pm
8/23
Tenney
Alluse form
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free. at www.mscr.org or
Fee: $5 per person at pier. Children 3 & under are
$12 49225
1-4 pm
9/27
Su
Tenney Boat Pier All
RENTAL RESERVATION PROCESS
Complete and return a Pontoon Rental Request Form available online at
www.mscr.org/Pontoon-boat-program.cfm. A week’s lead time is necessary to organize the
volunteer crews for any rental. Do not use the MSCR Registration Form for pontoon rentals.
A completed rental request form must be received to begin the rental process.
Drop In Rides (4 options!)
Volunteer for MSCR!
MSCR has a variety of openings for volunteers in these
program areas: people with disabilities, afterschool programs,
skiing, pontoon boating, soccer and more!
Please visit our website at www.mscr.org for application
materials. All potential volunteers must complete a volunteer
application and submit to a background check. Contact 2044585 or mmoe@madison.k12.wi.us for more information.
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28,984
Total Volunteer Hours =
equaling $521,712
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Youth Sports
204-3026
Preschool Sports
Sports Skills
Developed by the National Alliance for Youth Sports, this program is designed to prepare
children for organized sports while furthering overall sports skills. It focuses on a variety
of general skills including: throwing, catching, kicking and batting. Children learn motor
skill tasks that gradually build confidence. Parents and children work one-on-one in a fun
atmosphere without the fear of getting hurt.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
3 - 5
Chavez Chavez
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9/22-10/20
9/22-10/20
9/23-10/21
9/23-10/21
11/3-12/1
11/3-12/1
11/4-12/2
11/4-12/2
11/7-12/12
11/7-12/12
11/7-12/12
11/7-12/12
6-6:30 pm
6:40-7:10 pm
6-6:30 pm
6:40-7:10 pm
6-6:30 pm
6:40-7:10 pm
6-6:30 pm
6:40-7:10 pm
9-9:30 am
9:45-10:15 am
10:30-11 am
11:15-11:45 am
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
50622
50623
50626
50627
50624
50625
50618
50619
50646
50647
50648
50649
Young Athletes - Adaptive Sports Program
Cooperatively offered with Special Olympics, young children participate in a variety of basic
games and exercises intended to promote well being and the development of their physical
and mental skills.204-4581
2 - 7
Wright Sa
10/10-11/21 10-11:30 am
$15 50910
Academy for Contemporary Dance & Choreography
Ages 3-adult • Beginner to Advanced/Professional
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Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Badminton
Learn badminton and get game practice with an emphasis on court etiquette, sportsmanship,
and fitness in a fun atmosphere! All skill levels are welcome. Beginners focus on fundamental skills including: correct and effective methods of hitting the shuttle, body position
and movement, hand/eye coordination, rules and scoring. Intermediate and advanced
participants practice skills refinement and game play including: overhead shots, clears,
drops, smashes, and lifts, smash returns and net drops, movement patterns, and game
tactics.
3 - 12
Jefferson Tu
10/6-12/8
6-8 pm
$30 50608
3 - 12
Jefferson Th
10/8-12/3
6-8 pm
$21 50609
Flag Football Skills
Instructional, co-ed program that teaches children how to pass, catch, punt and kick along
with the basic offensive and defensive positions of flag football. Practice these newly
learned skills with drills and informal scrimmages. The program promotes skill improvement
and sportsmanship in a non-contact setting using minimal equipment. Please bring a water
bottle to class each week.
1 - 2
Sherman Sa
9/12-10/10
9-9:45 am
$25 50606
3 - 5
Sherman
Sa
9/12-10/10
10-10:45 am
$25 50607
Volleyball Skills
Instructional, coed program designed to teach basic volleyball skills including the fundamentals of serving, bumping, passing and spiking. Rules and game strategies are also covered.
Each week children build upon what they learned to improve their skills, and play an instructional practice game at the last class.
1 - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/24-10/22
6-6:40 pm
$25 50614
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/24-10/22 6:50-7:30 pm
$25 50615
1 - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Th
11/5-12/10
6-6:40 pm
$25 50616
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Th
11/5-12/10 6:50-7:30 pm
$25 50617
Youth Wrestling
A great introduction to the sport of wrestling! Fundamental skills development covering various techniques of the basics of ‘folkstyle’ (National Federation of High School Associations
rules) wrestling including: take-downs, escapes and reversals. Learn drilling and situations
for beginners to the advanced wrestlers. The emphasis is on sportsmanship, team building,
and fitness, with attention to individual wrestling moves and strategies.
K - 8
East TuTh 11/10-3/17
6-7:30 pm
$45 50650
K - 8
LaFollette TuTh 11/10-3/17
6-7:30 pm
$45 50651
K - 8
Memorial TuTh
11/10-3/3
6-7:30 pm
$43 50652
K - 8
West TuTh
11/10-3/3
6-7:30 pm
$43 50653
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Family Fitness
Youth Fitness
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Family Yoga & Dance
Start your weekend off with a class full of fun yoga and dance games for families, kids and
the adults who love them! Stretch, play games, laugh, and dance with upbeat music from
a variety of cultures. When you’re worn out, wind down with a short savasana rest time
together. Go home stretched, exercised and relaxed. Register each child, one caregiver
per family must attend, more are welcome. Skip 11/28.
3 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19-10/24 9:45-10:30 am
$39 50988
3 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/7-12/12 9:45-10:30 am
$33 50989
Foil Fencing
Foil Fencing is the Olympic sport of sword fighting. Krystyna Kostecka, former European
World-Class Fencer, teaches technique, tactics and independent strategy using group
challenges and games. Kostcka has more than 30 years experience. For more information
visit www.cracoviafoilfencing.com. Classes are held at Cracovia Foil Fencing School,
6111 Odana Road, Madison, WI, 53719
10+Cracovia Foil Fencing Sch W
10/14-11/18 4:30-5:30 pm
$90 50841
10+Cracovia Foil Fencing Sch Sa
10/17-11/21
10-11 am
$90 50843
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Boot Camp Kids
Get strong and fit! Boot Camp if full of high-energy games, teamwork and individual skills
that improve strength, endurance, coordination and balance. Appropriate for children in
grades 3rd through 5th.
7 - 11 MSCR Odana Sa
10/3-11/14
10:15-11 am
$46 50992
Punk Rope Kids
Gain fitness and coordination while having fun learning jump rope skills, tricks and routines.
Jump rope included!
7 - 11
Hoyt-MSCR W
10/14-11/18
5-5:45 pm
$39 50845
Youth Yoga
Designed to be a natural outlet for youthful energy, class is a creative sequence of animal
poses, games and songs designed for kids. Must bring own mat, towel or blanket. Siblings
and guests must be registered to attend. Skip 11/29.
6 - 11
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/27-10/25
11-11:30 am
$33 50994
6 - 11
Hoyt-MSCR Su
11/8-12/13
11-11:30 am
$33 50995
Adult Fitness begins on page 29.
Monroe Street Arts Center
Offering private instruction in cello, flute, guitar, piano,
trumpet, viola, violin, and voice. Group and private art
instruction taught in a variety of media.
Available for all ages!
M S A
C
2526 Monroe Street, Madison
608-232-1510 • monroestreetarts.org
Play Hockey With The Polar Caps!
Boys and Girls ages 4 and up • Season is October to March
Equipment rental and scholarships available
Please visit our website for information on our
Try Hockey for Free Day or our Try Hockey Bootcamp!
www.westmadisonpolarcaps.com
recruiting@westmadisonpolarcaps.com
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Youth Soccer
204-4581
Sponsored by Noodles & Company
and Middleton Sports & Fitness
Recreational leagues played in spring, summer and fall. Participants can only choose one
league -- 3v3 or 6v6. Indicators that your child may be ready for a more competitive league
are: consistently assertive play, knowledge and awareness of the game and positions, good
timing on passes and good ball handling skills. Youth with disabilities are encouraged to play.
3v3 OUTDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE
Six to eight players per team, three play at one time. Field size: 35 X 25 yards.
3-6
Ages: Age Divisions: U4: ages 3-4; U6: ages 5-6
Locations
East:
Allis, Kennedy, Marquette & Sandburg schools
West:
Chavez, Cherokee, Crestwood, Falk & Orchard Ridge schools
6v6 OUTDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE
Eight to twelve players per team, 5 field players and one goalie play at one time.
Field size: 35 X 50 yards.
Ages: 7-12
Age Divisions: U8: ages 7-8 and U10: ages 9-10; U12, ages 11-12
Locations:
East: Allis & Kennedy schools
Chavez, Falk and Orchard Ridge schools
West: 3v3 and 6v6 League Schedule and Fee Details:
Day/Hours: Sundays. Game times vary based on
number of youth in program: 2, 3, 4 or 5 pm.
Dates: 9/20-10/25 (6 weeks)
Regular*: $50 per player, Non-resident $75
Fees*: Individual and Team Registration:
Sign up as an individual player and get placed on a team with other players from your
area, or form your own team. When forming a team, families/coaches should submit forms
together with a team name. Each family must complete and sign their own forms. Team
communication is critical prior to registering, all players/families should register with the
same team name, coach name and location. Coaches schedule weekly practices.
Registration Deadlines:
Regular: Friday, August 7 at 4 pm
Friday, August 14 at 4 pm
Wait List: This list is used to complete teams that need additional players.
You are called only if child is placed on a team.
Volunteer Coaches Needed
Training is provided for new coaches and a coach’s packet provides
information on how to coach and run practices. MSCR referees encourage
players on the field, but are unable to coach from the sidelines and handle
substitutions.
New coaches must attend a training on Monday, September 14, 6-8 pm at
MSCR, 3802 Regent St. and Saturday, September 19, 10 am-12 pm
at Cherokee Midle School, or September 19, 1-3 pm, Kennedy ElementarySchool.
Online Registration
Please read these directions:
1. Go to www.mscr.org and click on the REGISTER FOR SPORTS LEAGUES Leagues
button (on left side of page, blue button).
2. If you are new to the Site, then click the Sign In link in the upper left, type in your
email address, and click the option for “I am a new TeamSideline user.” If you get a
message which says “The email address you have entered is already in use”, and you
do not remember your password, then click the Forgot Password link on the Sign In
page. Type in your email address and your password is emailed to you.
3. After you sign in, if you are a new user, complete the Youth Registration process. After
clicking the Sign Up button, from the Members page, click the Add Player button to
add Players (your children) to your Account. When done, you can click the Enroll
button or the View Cart link. Either brings you to the Cart page.
4. From the Cart page, select your Player and the Program. Click the Add To Cart button
to add registration offerings to your Cart. If you are a Coach, you can also select
yourself on the Cart page, and register as a Volunteer. When registering as a team,
each member must use the same team name.
5. When all of your registration offerings are in the Cart, you can click Proceed To Checkout to complete the registration process including payment by credit card.
6. When you are finished, you see an Order Confirmation page confirming your order.
7. Need help?, Click “Contact Us”, call 204-3020 or email cthom@madison.k12.wi.us
INDIVIDUALS WITH disabilities Welcome
Do you need help to participate? MSCR provides reasonable
accommodations for individuals who have disabilities. See page 7
or www.mscr.org or call 204-3043 voice, 204-3058 (TDD)
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Soccer
204-4581
Indoor Soccer
Futsol
Soccer that uses a heavier, but smaller ball. Organize into teams at the site and play short
games
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
6 - 8
Hamilton Su
11/8-12/20
9 am-12 pm
$45 50740
6 - 8
Whitehorse Su
11/8-12/20
9 am-12 pm
$45 50859
Indoor Instruction
For beginning players to learn the sport, and improve their mobility and balance and other
skills. Parent/child classes are for children who are age two, and teach skills using fun
games. Parents must participate with child and pay the fee. Classes for ages 3-7 consist
of one-half hour of instruction followed by small-sided games. All classes meet in the
school gym.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
3 - 4
Jefferson M
11/2-12/14
6-7 pm
$45 50938
3 - 4
Falk M
11/2-12/14 6:40-7:40 pm
$45 50495
3 - 4
Gompers M
11/2-12/14 6:40-7:40 pm
$45 50510
5 - 7
Jefferson M
11/2-12/14
7-8 pm
$45 50503
3 - 4
Glendale Tu
11/3-12/15
6-7 pm
$45 50489
3 - 4
Wright Tu
11/3-12/15
6-7 pm
$45 50488
5 - 7
Glendale Tu
11/3-12/15
7-8 pm
$45 50499
5 - 7
Wright Tu
11/3-12/15 7:40-8:40 pm
$45 50487
3 - 4
Franklin W
11/4-12/16 6:40-7:40 pm
$45 50491
3 - 4
Wright W
11/4-12/16 6:40-7:40 pm
$45 50490
5 - 7
Wright W
11/4-12/16 7:40-8:40 pm
$45 50939
5 - 7
Franklin W
11/4-12/16 7:40-8:40 pm
$45 50940
3 - 4
Hawthorne Th
11/5-12/17
6-7 pm
$45 50500
5 - 7
Hawthorne Th
11/5-12/17
7-8 pm
$45 50498
3 - 4
Allis Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$45 50514
3 - 4
Crestwood Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$37.50 50492
3 - 4
Emerson Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$45 50507
3 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$45 50506
3 - 4
Lapham Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$45 50505
3 - 4
Thoreau Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$45 50513
3 - 4
Sandburg Sa
11/7-12/19
10-11 am
$45 50512
5 - 7
Allis Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm
$45 50485
5 - 7
Crestwood Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm $37.50 50484
5 - 7
Emerson Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm
$45 50511
5 - 7
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm
$45 50496
5 - 7
Lapham Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm
$45 50502
Thoreau Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm
$45 50509
5 - 7
5 - 7
Sandburg Sa
11/7-12/19 11 am-12 pm
$45 50508
8 - 10
Crestwood Sa
11/7-12/19
12-1 pm
$37.50 50497
8 - 10
Allis Sa
11/7-12/19
12-1 pm
$45 50660
11 - 13
Allis Sa
11/7-12/19
1-2 pm
$45 50661
11 - 13 Crestwood Sa
11/7-12/19
1-2 pm
$38 50662
Parent / Child Indoor
Parent / child class for 2 year olds only. Register only the child, parent must attend and
participate. Class will consist of introductory fun games to learn the sport. Meet in the
school gym.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
2
Falk M
11/2-12/14
6-6:40 pm
$30 50516
2
Gompers M
11/2-12/14
6-6:40 pm
$30 50517
2
Franklin W
11/4-12/16
6-6:40 pm
$30 50518
2
Wright W
11/4-12/16
6-6:40 pm
$30 50519
2
Allis Sa
11/7-12/19
9-9:40 am
$30 50520
2
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/7-12/19
9-9:40 am
$30 50521
2
Emerson Sa
11/7-12/19
9-9:40 am
$30 50522
2
Sandburg Sa
11/7-12/19
9-9:40 am
$30 50523
Saturday Drop-In Play
Organize into teams at the site and play short games, new teams formed weekly.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
6 - 12
Black Hawk Sa
11/7-12/19 10 am-12 pm
$25 50864
6 - 12
Falk Sa
11/7-12/19 10 am-12 pm see above 50865
Winter Soccer camps
Instructional and recreational camps with small sided games at the end of each session.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
5 - 7
Hamilton M-W 12/28-12/30
9-10:30 am
$30 50860
5 - 7
Whitehorse M-W 12/28-12/30
9-10:30 am
$30 50862
8 - 12
Hamilton M-W 12/28-12/30 10:30 am-1:30 pm $45 50861
8 - 12
Whitehorse M-W 12/28-12/30 10:30 am-1:30 pm $45 50863
MSCR is hiring
for many positions!
Visit the Employment page at
www.mscr.org
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Swimming
204-3025
Before You Swim - General Policies Aquatic
Programs
No locker room attendants on duty.
However, locker room checks are made periodically by the aquatics staff. Youth who are 6 years of age or older must
use appropriate locker rooms. Please remain in the locker room until your class time. Pool staff will announce when
it is time to enter the pool area.
What to bring?
Participants must bring their own suits, locks and towels. Patrons are allowed to bring bags and towels to the spectator area. MSCR is not responsible for any lost or damaged items. Showers must be taken before swimming and
long hair must be restrained. An adult must accompany spectators under the age of 12 on the pool deck and in the
bleacher area at all times. Please plan accordingly. No street shoes or strollers allowed on the pool deck. You will
be asked to remove your shoes. We recommend swimmers and spectators wear clean water shoes or sandals.
Pool temperatures and maintenance are regulated by the School District maintenance departments, not MSCR. Requests have been made for varying swim water and air temperature. Due
to various activities in the swimming pool, the maintenance department is making every attempt to maintain the High School pool temperature at 79 degrees. This may be cold for some
swimmers so, we recommend wearing a swim cap and/or a clean t-shirt. Lapham pool is a warm water pool.
In the event that a class is canceled due to maintenance problems a free one-time swim pass is issued.
Pool Locations
East High School
2222 E Washington Ave - Use Fourth Street entrance, look for door #3
Lapham Elementary School Pool
1045 E Dayton St, use entrance on Ingersoll & Mifflin St
Memorial High School
201 S Gammon Rd - Use Field House entrance on northwest corner of Jefferson/Memorial
Parking lot
West High School Pool
30 Ash Street. Use Ash Street entrance, lower southeast corner.
La Follette High School
702 Pflaum Road - Enter Door #10 and follow signs to pool
Open & Lap Swimming Policies
Open/Lap Swim Fees
Please see the Open/Lap Swim Schedule at www.mscr.org.
A Pool Pass is required for open, lap and adaptive swimming and can be purchased at MSCR or from the lifeguard on duty at any site. No cash please, check or money orders only. Passes
are good at all MMSD High School pools and are transferable. Pool passes are non-refundable. Children under age 2 free with adult swimmer. $20 for 14 punches per card (1=youth, 2=adult).
Open/Lap Swim Policies
Open Swim: Children ages 6 and under must be actively supervised by an adult in the water and within arms reach. One parent needs to be present for every 2 children under the age of 7.
Children ages 7-8 who do not pass the deep water test must be actively supervised by an adult in the pool area. Large groups (over 10 swimmers) require reservations.
Lap Swim: Swimmers ages 13 and up who can swim laps continuously as part of a fitness regimen during designated times.
No Inflatables allowed during open swim only Coast Guard approved PFDs. MSCR equipment is not available for use during Open Swim.
Registration Process for lessons
at the high school pools:
Choose your preferred location, day and time.
We use past class history to place your child
in the correct American Red Cross Level.
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MSCR is hiring
for many positions!
Visit the Employment page at
www.mscr.org
Registerat
atwww.mscr.org
www.mscr.orgor
oruse
useform
formon
onpage
page53
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Swimming
204-3025
Swimming Levels and Water Safety
MSCR offers a comprehensive and developmentally appropriate swim program that teaches you, your child or other family members how to swim skillfully and safely. The prerequisite for
each level is the successful demonstration of skills from the preceding level, except for Level 1, which has no prerequisites. Each level also includes lessons in water safety.
Parent &Child Aquatics
Little Dippers – Ages 6 months – 2 years
An introductory class that familiarizes children to the water and teaches swimming readiness
skills. Provides safety information for parents and teaches techniques parents can use to
orient their children to the water. Parent participation required.
Shrimp Dip - Ages 3-4 Years
Builds upon skills learned in Little Dippers. Children work on transition from a parent in the
water to the parent out. Provides a bridge to independent swimming to prepare children for
Shrimp or Level classes. Parent participation required.
Preschool Aquatics - Ages 3-5
Prerequisite: Must be 3 years old and toilet trained. No swimming skills required, comfortable
without parent. Preschool classes are designed for independent participation. If your child
isn’t ready to participate without a parent in the water, consider a parent/child class.
Shrimp 1 – Basic Aquatic Skills
Familiarizes children to the aquatic environment and helps them acquire rudimentary basic
aquatic skills. Helps participants develop positive attitudes and safe practices in and around
water.
Shrimp 2 – Intermediate swim skills
Prerequisite: Shrimp 1 skills
Builds on and improves skills learned in Shrimp 1. Increases knowledge of water safety
topics introduced in Shrimp 1
Shrimp 3 – Advanced swim skills - Preapproval Required
Prerequisite: Shrimp 2 skills
Increases proficiency and builds on the basic aquatic skills learned in Shrimp 1 and 2. Reinforces water safety concepts and skills introduced in earlier levels and introduces additional
water safety topics. This course is not available for online registration.
Preapproval is now required by the Aquatic Specialist. Please complete the Registration
Form and return to the MSCR office for review.
Learn–to-Swim Youth- Ages 5 - 13
Fitness Swimming and Technique
Youth Technique– ages 8-13
Participants build strength and endurance while gaining a better understanding of stroke
mechanics and technique. Instructors work on stroke technique for freestyle, backstroke,
breaststroke, butterfly and turns in a fun, non-competitive environment. Swimmers must have
a background of the four basic strokes and be able to complete 25 yards of each stroke on
the first day. Please bring water bottle and swim cap to every class.
Teen/Adult Swim Instruction
This class orients you to the aquatic environment so you feel comfortable in the water. Learn
basic swim strokes and water safety techniques.
Adult Water Fitness
SHALLOW WATER Aerobics
The ‘coolest’ way to increase flexibility, muscle strength and endurance. You do not need to
be a swimmer to participate in this shallow water class.
DEEP WATER Aerobics
Ready to go into the deep end? This is the perfect class to burn calories. We provide the
flotation belts but, you should feel comfortable in deep water prior to registering. Teens age
13-16 may register with an adult participant.
Deep Water Running
This non-impact class is a great way to maintain fitness during the cooler months and
prevent workout boredom. Deep water adds resistance and a new challenge as you run your
way through intervals, races, cross-country courses and sprints. This is ideal for athletes or
water-activity enthusiasts. No swimming or running experience necessary. Participants must
be comfortable in water – flotation devices are used.
Gentle Water Moves
Enjoy gentle movement in a warm water pool. These exercises contribute to fitness and
health; build endurance, flexibility, and muscle strength. Taught by a certified aquatics
instructor. Swim caps optional, bring a lock and towel.
A variety of swim aids are utilized in all class levels, to encourage the discovery of independent movement through the water and to assist in building endurance.
Level 1 – Introduction to Water Skills
Prerequisite: Must be 5 years old. No swimming skills necessary.
Begin developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around
the water.
Water Safety Instructor Training Program
Level 2 – Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Gives participants success with fundamental skills, including how to float without support
and recover to a vertical position.
The American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor program is designed to train instructor
candidates to teach courses and presentations in the Swimming and Water Safety
program (Learn to Swim, Longfellow’s Whale Tales, Pre-School and Parent Aquatics) .
Participants learn how to use the course materials, conduct training sessions, evaluate
participants’ progress, and develop fundamental teaching skills.
Level 3 – Stroke Development
Builds on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice in deeper water.
Level 4 – Stroke Improvement
Helps develop confidence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and improves other
aquatic skills.
Level 5 – Stroke Refinement
Teaches how to coordinate and refine strokes.
Take WSI with MSCR! The course takes place 5 Sundays beginning September 20.
Please contact 204-3019 for more detailed information, locations, times and fees.
Upon completion of the class, instructor candidates should be able to:
•
Identify strategies for planning and preparing effective and safe swim lessons,
•
dentify class management skills and strategies,
•
Develop their observational skills,
•
Effectively communicate about participants’ progress in swim lessons, and
•
Learn how to accommodate different participants, based on their needs.
Level 6 – Swimming Skill and Proficiency
Works on refining strokes with greater efficiency and effectiveness over longer distances.
Register at
at www.mscr.org
www.mscr.org or
or use
use form
form on
on page
page 53
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Swimming
204-3025
East High School Pool
2222 E Washington Ave. Use Fourth Street entrance, look for door #3.
Some pools have a hoyer lift, for more information call 204-3020.
Adult Classes
Day
Time
Class
Fee
Course#
Wednesday
9/16-10/28
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness - Shallow
Water Aerobics
$42
51173
8:00 - 8:30 pm
Teen/Adult Swim
Instruction
$42
51182
Wednesday
11/4-12/16
6 classes
Skip 11/25
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness - Shallow
Water Aerobics
$36
51178
8:00 - 8:30 pm
Teen/Adult Swim
Instruction
$36
51183
Youth Classes
Session 2
Session 1
Day
Sunday
9/13-10/18
6 classes
Time
3-3:30 pm
Level
Fee
Course#
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Sunday
10/25-12/6
6 classes
Skip 11/29
3-3:30 pm
Little Dippers
$36
51194
Shrimp 1
$36
51200
Shrimp 2
$36
51206
Little Dippers
$36
51193
Shrimp 1
$36
51199
Shrimp 2
$36
51205
3:35 - 4:05 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51229
3:35 - 4:05 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51230
4:10 - 4:40 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51235
4:10 - 4:40 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51236
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51237
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51238
5:15 - 6:00
Fitness Swimming &
Technique
Youth 8 - 13 years
$50
51220
5:15 - 6:00
Fitness Swimming &
Technique
Youth 8 - 13 years
$50
51224
5:20 - 5:50 pm
Shrimp 1
$36
51217
5:20 - 5:50 pm
Shrimp 1
$36
51218
Shrimp 2
$36
51211
Wednesday
9/16-10/28
7 classes
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51048
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51049
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51050
Wednesday
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
Shrimp 2
$36
51212
Wednesday
11/4-12/16
6 classes
Skip 11/25
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$27
51087
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$27
51084
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$27
51077
Wednesday
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
INDIVIDUALS WITH disabilities Welcome
Do you need help to participate? MSCR provides reasonable
accommodations for individuals who have disabilities. See page 7
or www.mscr.org or call 204-3043 voice, 204-3058 (TDD)
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Swimming
204-3025
Lapham Elementary School Pool
1045 E Dayton St, use entrance on Ingersoll & Mifflin St
Adult Classes
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Tuesday
9/15-10/27
7 classes
7:15- 8:15 pm
Gentle Water Moves
$42
51166
Tuesday
11/3-12/15
7 classes
7:15- 8:15 pm
Gentle Water Moves
$42
51167
Youth Classes
Session 2
Session 1
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Sunday
9/13-10/18
6 classes
2:30-3:10 pm
Level 1 (5-13 years)
$40
51094
Sunday
10/25-12/6
6 classes
Skip 11/29
2:30-3:10 pm
Level 1 (5-13 years)
$40
51095
3:15-3:45 pm
Little Dippers
$40
51159
3:50-4:20 pm
Shrimp 1
$40
51111
4:25-4:55 pm
Shrimp 2
$40
51137
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
$40
51144
4:30-5 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51109
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51149
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp Dip
$42
51125
3:15-3:45 pm
Little Dippers
$40
51158
3:50-4:20 pm
Shrimp 1
$40
51110
4:25-4:55 pm
Monday
9/14-10/26
7 classes
Tuesday
9/15-10/27
7 classes
Wednesday
9/16-10/28
7 classes
Thursday
9/17-10/29
7 classes
Saturday
9/19-10/24
6 classes
Friday
Shrimp 2
$40
51136
Course#
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
$40
51160
4:30-5 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51118
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51148
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp Dip
$42
51124
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51114
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51119
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp 2
$42
51142
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp 2
$42
51138
4:30-5 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51147
5-5:30 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51120
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp 2
$42
51141
4:30-5 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51153
5-5:30 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51115
Monday
11/2-12/14
7 classes
Tuesday
11/3-12/15
7 classes
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp 2
$42
51132
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 3
$42
51162
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 3
$42
51163
51151
6:30-7 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51146
4:30-5 pm
Shrimp Dip
$36
51129
5-5:40 pm
Level 1 (5-13 years)
$36
51089
5:45-6:25 pm
Level 2 (5-13 years)
$36
51093
6:30-7 pm
Little Dippers
$36
51156
Thursday
11/5-12/17
6 classes Skip
11/26
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
$36
51155
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp 1
$36
51121
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 2
$36
51134
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp Dip
$36
51127
Saturday
10/31-12/12
6 classes Skip
11/28
9-9:30 am
Little Dippers
$36
51161
9:35-10:05 am
Shrimp 1
$36
51122
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp 2
$36
51140
6:30-7 pm
Little Dippers
$42
4:30-5 pm
Shrimp Dip
$42
51128
5-5:40 pm
Level 1 (5-13 years)
$42
51088
5:45-6:25 pm
Level 2 (5-13 years)
$42
51092
6:30-7 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51152
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
$42
51157
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp 1
$42
51116
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 2
$42
51133
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp Dip
$42
51126
Wednesday
11/4-12/16
6 classes Skip
11/25
9-9:30 am
Little Dippers
$36
51143
9:35-10:05 am
Shrimp 1
$36
51117
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp 2
$36
51139
10:45-11:15 am
Little Dippers
$36
51154
10:45-11:15 am
Little Dippers
$36
51145
11:20 am-12 pm
Level 1 (5-13 years)
$36
51090
11:20 am-12 pm
Level 1 (5-13 years)
$36
51091
3-8 pm
Open Swim
Pool Pass
3-8 pm
Open Swim
Pool Pass
Friday
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Swimming
204-3025
LaFollette High School Pool
702 Pflaum Rd. Enter door #10 and follow signs to pool.
Adult Classes
Day
Time
Class
Fee
Course#
Monday
9/14-10/26
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness - Shallow
Water Aerobics
$42
51179
Monday
11/2-12/14
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness - Shallow
Water Aerobics
$42
51180
Youth Classes
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Monday
9/14-10/26
7 classes
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51051
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51057
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51056
Monday
11/2-12/14
7 classes
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51052
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51058
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51059
Monday
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
Memorial High School Pool
201 S Gammon Rd. Use Field House entrance on northwest corner.
Adult Classes
Professional Staff
We are committed to quality and safety. Instructors are certified
American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors (WSI) and certified
American Red Cross Lifeguards (LG). All Lifeguards are certified in
American Red Cross First Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
This represents 85 hours of training, not including staff in-service
training and yearly re-certification. If you are interested in being an
MSCR lifeguard or swim instructor call 204-3019 for more information.
Day
Time
Class
Fee
Course#
Wednesday
9/16-10/28
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness - Deep
Water Running
$42
51174
Wednesday
11/4-12/16
6 classes -No 11/25
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness - Deep
Water Running
$36
51175
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Sunday
9/13-10/18
6 classes
3-3:30 pm
Little Dippers
$36
51189
3-3:30 pm
Little Dippers
$36
51190
Shrimp 1
$36
51195
Sunday
10/25-12/6
6 classes
Skip 11/29
Shrimp 1
$36
51196
Youth Classes
Shrimp 2
$36
51201
Shrimp 2
$36
51202
3:35 - 4:05 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51225
3:35 - 4:05 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51226
4:10 - 4:40 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51231
4:10 - 4:40 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51232
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51239
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$36
51240
5:15 - 6:00
Fitness Swimming &
Technique 8 - 13 years
$50
51219
5:15 - 6:00
Fitness Swimming &
Technique 8 - 13 years
$50
51222
5:20 - 5:50 pm
Shrimp 1
$36
51213
5:20 - 5:50 pm
Shrimp 2
$36
51207
Wednesday
9/16-10/28
7 classes
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51071
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51081
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$32
51073
Wednesday
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
30
Shrimp 1
$36
51214
Shrimp 2
$36
51208
Wednesday
11/4-12/16
6 classes -No
11/25
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$27
51079
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$27
51072
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13 years
$27
51080
Wednesday
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
Swimming
204-3025
West High School Pool
30 Ash Street. Use Ash Street entrance, lower southeast corner.
Adult Classes
Day
Time
Class
Fee
Course#
Monday
9/14-10/26
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness Deep Water
Aerobics
$42
51171
Monday
11/2-12/14
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness Deep Water
Aerobics
$42
51176
Thursday
9/17-10/29
7 classes
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Water Fitness Shallow Water
Aerobics
$42
51168
7:50 - 8:50 pm
Thursday
11/5-12/17
6 classes -No 11/26
Water Fitness Shallow Water
Aerobics
$36
51177
MSCR thanks the
Badger Aquatics Club
for supporting MSCR Aquatics.
In 2013, 2014, 2015 BAC chose MSCR Aquatics as
their Swim-A-Thon charity of choice
enabling more youth
greater access to swim lessons.
Youth Classes
Session 1
Session 2
Day
Time
Level
Fee
Course#
Day
Time
Level
Sunday
9/13-10/18
6 classes
3-3:30 pm
Little Dippers
$36
51191
Little Dippers
$36
51192
$36
51197
Sunday
10/25-12/6
6 classes
Skip 11/29
3-3:30 pm
Shrimp 1
Shrimp 1
$36
51198
Monday
9/14-10/26
7 classes
Thursday
9/17-10/29
7 classes
Monday &
Wednesday
Fee
Course#
Shrimp 2
$36
51203
Shrimp 2
$36
51204
3:35 - 4:05 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$36
51227
3:35 - 4:05 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$36
51228
4:10 - 4:40 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$36
51233
4:10 - 4:40 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$36
51234
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$36
51241
4:45 - 5:15 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$36
51242
5:15 - 6:00
Fitness Swimming &
Technique
Youth 8 - 13 years
$50
51221
5:15 - 6:00
"Fitness Swimming &
Technique
Youth 8 - 13 years"
$50
51223
5:20 - 5:50 pm
Shrimp 1
$36
51215
5:20 - 5:50 pm
Shrimp 1
$36
51216
Shrimp 2
$36
51209
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51054
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51067
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51069
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51060
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51061
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51062
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
Monday
11/2-12/14
7 classes
Thursday
11/5-12/17
6 classes
Skip 11/26
Monday &
Wednesday
Shrimp 2
$36
51210
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51055
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51068
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$32
51070
6:15 - 6:45 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$27
51078
6:50 - 7:20 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$27
51082
7:25 - 7:55 pm
Youth Swim 5 - 13
years
$27
51083
6:15-7:45 pm
Lap Swim
Pool Pass
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Adventure
204-3025
Elements Teambuilding
204-4580
The Elements Teambuilding mission is to empower and facilitate individual and group
transformation through experiential learning. We offer custom designed experiential learning
opportunities that puts the learning and focus of the day in the hands of your group.
Low and high challenge courses engage your group to develop processes to accomplish
goals together. These can be tailored to focus on outcomes such as improved communication, increased self-confidence, collaborative problem solving, group goal setting and much
more.
Learn More:
Visit www.mscr.org/ropes.cfm
Contact the Elements Program Specialist at 608-204-4580
or eapeffer@madison.k12.wi.us
Recent Visitors:
ABS Global
Wisconsin Wing of Civil Air Patrol
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health,
Department of Radiology
Monona Grove Liberal Arts Charter School
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts
Communication Innovations
Portage Academy of Achievement
High Challenge Course Events
204-3025
Low Challenge Course Programs
Our half day programs typically last 3-4 hours and give participants the opportunity to work
together to meet specific goals. The focus is on the group development process; activities
get progressively more challenging throughout the day. We work with you to tailor these
programs to your desired outcome. We intentionally frame experiences based on skills that
participants can use back at their work, school or home environment.
Low and High Challenge Course Programs
Full day programs last 6-7 hours and participants take the skills and group awareness they
gain in the morning to new heights. After being properly outfitted and trained to help with
safety procedures, groups have the opportunity to climb, swing, jump and zip up to 30 feet
off the ground. Full day programs offer an opportunity for groups to engage in positive risk
taking while challenging members in a safe, supportive environment. Everyone has a role in
the process, so if some are more comfortable staying on the ground they still fully participate
with the group.
Mobile Programs
Can’t make it out to the course or think your group would prefer an indoor experience? We
can bring the equipment and props to your site. These programs are fully catered to your
needs and can be hosted at a site of your choosing; all we need is open space. If you don’t
have available spaces we can help arrange accommodations for your group at an indoor site
or park in the Madison area.
Facilitators
Elements staff are trained in group development and awareness, group processing and
technical safety procedures for the challenge courses. They come from a variety of different
backgrounds ranging from professional rock climbing guides, school teachers, youth work,
leadership development and organizational development. Our goal is to serve your group
with the most appropriate staff possible, therefore we match our staff and their skills to your
group.
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Challenge yourself! Join us at the High Challenge Course behind Kennedy Elementary on
Madison’s east side for our special events. Trained facilitators get you suited in safety gear
to climb, jump and zip line up to 35ft in the air. All activities are challenge by choice, so
even if you’re not comfortable climbing all the way up, there’s plenty to do to stay involved.
Climbing is for ages 10+ and participants under 16 years of age must register with an adult.
Additional information including directions, parking information, and waivers are sent prior
to the program.
Climb Into Fall
Celebrate back to school with a morning of climbing! Bring the family for climbing, swining,
and ziplining on the High Challenge Course.
10+ Kennedy Challenge Crs Sa
9/12
9 am-12 pm
$20 51045
Adult Only Climb Time
Have an adult only afternoon of the Challenge Course. Sign up to take on more physically
challenging portions of the course including the Rock Wall, Vertical Playpen, and of course
the Zipline.
18+ Kennedy Challenge Crs Sa
10/10
1-4 pm
$20 51046
MSCR has a new Elements Welcome Center
at the Challenge Course located at 5025
Sudbury Way behind Kennedy Elementary
School. Please read more about this exciting
addition on page 19.
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Adventure
204-3025
Paddling
Spend some time paddling around Madison! See popular sites from a different vantage
point - the water! This is a great way to try paddling without a huge investment. We provide
instruction, lifejackets, boats and paddles. Trips range from beginner to advanced. The
longer trips require more endurance and time in a boat. Experienced instructors contact you
prior to each trip. Some trips require a carpool, which is arranged prior to each trip.
BEGINNER: Great opportunity to try a short paddling trip and build skills.
Introduction to Kayaking
Learn the basics to start kayaking safely. Meet at Tenney Park by the pontoon boat launch
area (Sherman Avenue , North side of the Yahara)
16+
Vilas Tu
9/1
6-8 pm
$15 51038
16+
Vilas
Sa
9/5
9-11 am
$15 51044
Navigating the Narrow
Learn to navigate a very small current while increasing your endurance. This trip starts at
the Tenney Locks, down the Yahara River and across Lake Monona. Meet at the Tenney
Park Boat Launch (Sherman Avenue, North side of the Yahara.)
16+
Tenney Sa
9/12
9 am-12 pm
$25 51039
INTERMEDIATE: Trips are up to four hours and travel distances are farther to increase
stamina and comfort level. *Requires carpooling arranged prior to each trip.
Madison’s Hidden Gem
Take a quiet, relaxing trip through Cherokee Marsh. Enjoy wildlife and a possible trip to
Token Creek or the upper Yahara River. Meet at Cherokee Marsh.
16+ Cherokee Marsh
Sa
9/19
9 am-12 pm
$30 51123
FULL DAY PADDLING: Can’t get enough? Trips involve longer travel distances and up to five
hours of paddling. Bring your lunch and plenty of stamina. *Requires carpooling arranged
prior to each trip.
Kickin the Kickapoo
If you love fall in Wisconsin, don’t miss this trip. The scenery really doesn’t get any better
than this! Observe gorgeous rock walls and wooded bluffs as you wind down the most
crooked river in Wisconsin. Meet at Memorial High School parking lot, at the corner of
Mineral Point Rd / Gammon Rd.
16+
Memorial Sa
9/26
8 am-6 pm
$40 51042
MSCR BY THE NUMBERS:
Total Participants in MSCR
Adventure & Outdoor Programs
2,140
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Adult Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Arts & Enrichment
Cooking
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Calligraphy
Learn the art of Italics Humanistic manuscript writing. Practice using different types of
equipment and tools to learn to create special projects. Materials provided.
18+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/9-10/14
6:30-8:30 pm
$50 50882
18+ Warner Park CRC
W
11/4-12/9
6:30-8:30 pm
$50 50883
Genealogy
Everybody and anybody can work on their genealogy. This workshop is perfect for those
who have an interest, but don’t know where to begin. Learn where and how to begin as
well as shortcuts to become more efficient with your research. Explore how the Wisconsin
State Genealogical Society can greatly improve your efforts to uncover your family history.
Workshop is lead by Vicki Schnitzler, a 20 year genealogical veteran and current President
of the Wisconsin State Genealogical Society. A tablet or laptop would be helpful, but not
required.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/31
9 am-1 pm
$25 50856
Geneaology - DNA
DNA testing for genealogy is now affordable and provides insight into your family research.
Mary Eberle, JD, provides an overview in simple terms on determining which DNA test is
right for you, understanding DNA results, and combining DNA results with traditional genealogy methods
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Su
11/1
1-2:30 pm
$25 51033
Jewelry - Leather Wrap Bracelet
These bracelets were featured in Sundance; made famous by Chan Luu; and now on wrists
across the country. Learn how to stitch beads between two pieces of leather and how to
begin and end your thread seamlessly! The supply list is available at: http://www.mscr.org/
images/PDFs/Arts/LeatherWrap.pdf
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/19
6-8 pm
$20 50557
Jewerly - Looming Beads Sundance Style
This class is quickly gaining attention and its popularity has exploded! Learn how to use
a small beading loom to make bracelets that look like the really expensive ones. A great
beginning bead weaving project-easy to do but looks impressive! Supply list available at:
http://www.mscr.org/images/PDFs/Arts/LoomingBeadsSundance.pdf
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/28
6-8 pm
$20 50558
Photography- Sunsets and Water Photos
There is a trick to getting these great shots. First night is a lecture with examples and technical suggestions. On the second night, take a pontoon boat ride for some amazing water
shots. For the third class, take sunset shots from the shore. Participants must bring own
camera and a tripod or a monopod.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR F
9/25-10/16
5-8 pm
$40 51096
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Cheesemaking: Basic Fresh Cheese
Are you a true cheesehead? Take this fun hands-on class and learn how to make a basic
fresh cheese using minimal ingredients and equipment. Work in teams to craft a small batch
of fresh cheese and leave with a small bundle of supplies to make several batches of fresh
cheese. Class is taught by the staff of GetCulture Inc., a yogurt and cheesemaking supply
store in Madison. Hands-on class, supplies included.
18+ HyVee Grocery East Th
9/24
6-8 pm
$45 50528
Cheesemaking: Fabulous Feta
Impress your friends and learn how to make fabulous feta! Work in teams to create small
batches of fresh feta and leave with a small bundle of supplies to make several batches of
feta. Class is taught by the staff of GetCulture Inc., a yogurt and cheesemaking supply store
in Madison. Supplies included.
18+ HyVee Grocery East Th
10/22
6-8 pm
$45 50526
Cheesemaking: Fresh Mozzarella
Make fresh and tasty mozzarella! Work in teams to create cultured mozzarella. Leave with a
small bundle of supplies to make several batches of mozzarella at home. Class is taught by
the staff of GetCulture Inc., a yogurt and cheesemaking supply store in Madison. Hands-on
class, supplies included.
18+ HyVee Grocery East Tu
10/6
6-8 pm
$45 50527
Cookie & Cake decorating
In this class you will learn 15 different techniques of cookie and cake decorating. All supplies
are provided along with handouts for making royal icing and buttercream icing.
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
10/5
6-8:30 pm
$40 51186
Quick & Easy Indian Meal
Learn to make a complete lunch/dinner menu that includes sambhar (vegetable stew), cumin
rice pilaf, spinach-lentil stew (dal-palak), raita (Indian yogurt salad), chicken curry and kheer
(milk based dessert). All supplies are provided.
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
10/19
6-8:30 pm
$40 51188
Quick & Easy Indian Appetizers
Do you like Indian appetizers and find yourself heading to the restaurant often? In this
class, learn to make popular Indian snacks. These are healthy breakfast options as well as
appetizers for a full course menu. Make idli (steamed rice dumplings), sambhar (vegetable
stew with spices, served with idli), chutney (dip for idli), upma (semolina cereal) and dosa
(rice crepes). All supplies provided.
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
10/12
6-8:30 pm
$40 51187
Yogurt
Learn the fundamentals of making probiotic-packed yogurt at home using freeze-dried
cultures. This demonstration class covers the preferred process (including fermentation tips
& tricks) to ensure a final product that is plentiful in healthy bacteria. Participants taste-test
yogurts made with different culture blends. Additional discussion includes how to make
Greek yogurt, milk kefir, sour cream and other fermented milks. Participants leave with a
bottle of probiotic yogurt culture to make several batches of yogurt at home. Class is taught
by the staff of GetCulture Inc., a yogurt and cheesemaking supply store in Madison.
18+ HyVee Grocery East F
10/16
6-7:30 pm
$35 50529
Now Hiring Instructors & Staff
for Winter/Spring Session
Have a talent or skill you want to share?
Contact creid@madison.k12.wi.us
for more information.
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Adult Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Drawing & Painting
Dance
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Ballet 1
Learn beginning ballet skills and terminology in a fun and relaxed environment. This introductory level class is for those with no dance or ballet experience. Dress in fitted clothing
that allows for movement and ballet shoes. Skip 11/25.
18+
Memorial W
10/7-12/16 6:15-7:15 pm
$50 50530
Ballet 2
Continue to build ballet skills and terminology in a fun and relaxed environment. This class
is for those who have ballet experience or who have taken ballet classes before. Dress in
clothing that allows for movement and ballet shoes. Skip 11/25.
18+
Memorial W
10/7-12/16 7:20-8:20 pm
$50 50531
Tap 1
Beginning class focuses on technique, vocabulary and fun. Great for those with limited or no
dance experience. Wear tap or hard-soled shoes.
18+
Memorial M
9/28-12/14
6-7 pm
$60 50539
Tap 2
Class focuses on more on choreography with a limited review of beginning tap techniques.
Participants should have beginning level tap experience to be successful in class. Skip 11/25.
18+
Memorial M
9/28-12/14 7:05-8:05 pm
$60 50537
Ballroom Try It!
Got two left feet? Short on time? Need a date night idea? Try something new and enjoy
some quality time with your someone special! Partner required, complete one registration
form per address. Fee is per person.
18+
Shorewood F
10/2
6:30-8 pm
$10 50534
Ballroom 1
Learn basic ballroom dance steps and variations including fox trot, waltz & swing. Learn to
lead, follow and how to relax on the dance floor. Please wear smooth-soled shoes. Partner
required, complete one registration form per address. Fee is per person. Skip 10/21.
18+
Shorewood
W
10/7-11/11
6-7:15 pm
$30 50532
Ballroom 2
Class is for those with beginning ballroom dance knowledge who wish to polish their skills
and add some pizazz to their current dance skills. Please wear smooth-soled shoes. Fee is
per person. Partner required, complete one registration per address. Skip 10/21.
18+
Shorewood
W
10/7-11/11 7:20-8:35 pm
$30 50533
Belly Dance 1
This is a great beginner class open to all body types and skill levels. Get an introduction to
basic belly dance techniques based on traditional MidEast dances. Explore body posture,
arm positioning, isolations, shimmies and beginner level layering combinations. Class begins
with a vigorous and energy cultivating hatha yoga warm-up and a yoga cool-down. Dress in
form fitted clothing. A yoga mat or a body length towel and water is recommended.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/5-11/23 6:30-7:30 pm
$45 50535
Belly Dance 2
Continue learning foundational belly dance technique based on traditional MidEast dances.
Body undulations, shimmies, layering and combinations. Class begins with a vigorous and
energy cultivating hatha yoga warm-up and ends with a slow-yoga cool down. Must have
previous beginning belly dance experience. Dress in form fitted clothing. A yoga mat or a
body length towel and water is recommended.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/5-11/23 7:35-8:35 pm
$45 50536
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Drawing - Portraits
Who doesn’t love a good portrait? Learn techniques and tricks to capture an accurate representation while working with charcoal, pencil and ink! Anatomy, value, composition and
mark making come together to learn to draw that we really see! Must have basic drawing
skills. Materials provided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/6-11/10 9:30-11:30 am
$50 50543
Drawing - Try It!
Do you find yourself doodling? Then it is time to discover a new hobby. Before buying supplies, try out the drawing tools artist use. Use pastel or ink, pencils and paint to express your
inner Van Gogh. Draw from simple objects and photographs. Materials provided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/17
1-3:30 pm
$10 50544
Drawing 1
Using the many supplies available to artists, students learn the steps to build up a finished
drawing. Explore how to see light and shadow to create the illusion of 3-dimensional objects
on paper. Draw from still life arrangements and photographs. Materials provided.
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
9/14-11/2
9 am-12 pm
$96 50886
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/24-10/29
1-3:30 pm
$60 50541
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
11/9-12/21
9 am-12 pm
$84 50887
Drawing 2
Learn to see what artists see. Learn basic compositional and perspective aspects while
drawing still life arrangements and photographs. Explore deeper into the principles of drawing and how the masters worked. Optional review and feedback available after each class.
Materials provided. Skip 11/26.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
11/5-12/10
1-3:30 pm
$50 50542
Acrylic and Oil All Levels
Learn acrylic and oil painting techniques along with color mixing and composition. All levels
welcome. Work on your own project or instructors exercises.
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
9/14-11/2
1-4 pm
$96 50884
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
11/9-12/21
1-4 pm
$84 50885
Watercolor - Try It!
Looking for a new hobby? Watercolor could be a great outlet for your creative side. Try this
two hour workshop and see what you have been missing. Learn how watercolor is different
from other paint using water to move the paint. Complete several paintings using different
techniques. Supplies provided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/17
6-8:30 pm
$10 50567
Watercolor 1
Learn to love working with watercolor by applying a few simple techniques. Each class
begins with a demonstration and experimentation. Complete one painting per class using
simple subjects and limited color. Materials provided.
18+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/9-10/28
9 am-12 pm
$96 50888
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/24-10/29
6-8:30 pm
$60 50565
18+ Warner Park CRC
W
11/4-12/23
9 am-12 pm
$96 50889
Watercolor 2
Each class has a detailed demonstration, exploration or painting project planned, with subjects ranging from fruit to landscapes. Using many techniques, expand your color palettes
and skill level to complete one painting per class. Materials provided. Skip 11/26.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
11/5-12/10
6-8:30 pm
$50 50566
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Adult Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Fiber Arts
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Felted Soap Gemstones
These lovely wool soap scrubs look like richly colored gems and are wonderful to give as
unique gifts or make your own bathing times special. Join local shepherdess and fiber artist
Kriss Marion in this beginning wet-felting experience. Leave with several soaps and the
ability to easily reproduce this craft at home. Materials provided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR F
10/9
6-7:30 pm
$25 51031
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/29
10-11:30 am
$25 51032
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/14
10-11:30 am
$25 51030
Knitting - The Addictive Baby Blanket
Looking for the perfect baby shower gift? Learn to cast on, knit, purl, slip stitches and bind
off while working on a baby blanket pattern. Supply list is available at www.mscr.org/images/
PDFs/Arts/AddictiveBabyBlanket.pdf
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
11/4-11/18 10 am-12 pm
$35 50563
Knitting 1
Always wanted to learn to knit? Here is your chance. Learn how to cast on, knit, purl, bind off
and read a knitting pattern, while making a cozy scarf. Supply list available at www.mscr.org/
images/PDFs/Arts/Knitting1.pdf
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/23-10/7
10 am-12 pm
$35 50561
Knitting 2
Know how to knit, purl and cast on? Take your knitting skills to the next level. Learn how to
knit in the round with double pointed and circular needles. Increase and decrease stitches
to shape a basic hat pattern. Supply list at www.mscr.org/images/PDFs/Arts/Knitting2.pdf
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
10/14-10/28 10 am-12 pm
$35 50562
Needle Felting: Wooly Holiday Decorations and Gifts
Join local shepherdess and fiber artist Kriss Marion from Circle M Market Farm for this
fun beginner-to-intermediate needle felting experience. Turn dyed wool roving, recycled
sweaters and sparkly embellishments into holiday-themed garlands, package toppers, tree
ornaments or cozy works of art for gift-giving. Materials provided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
11/12
9 am-12 pm
$32 51034
Nuno Scarves: One-of-a-King Silk and Wool Creations
Join local shepherdess and fiber artist Kriss Marion in this beginner-to-advanced class.
Integrate protein fiber dyeing, resist techniques, color theory, wet felting, needle felting and
creative design into a unique garment to wear, give or embellish a table. Use silk scarves,
dyed wool locks and roving, felting needles, pool noodles, sushi mats and elbow grease in a
variety of techniques. Come ready to work hard and get messy! Material sprovided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/17
12-4 pm
$42 51035
Weaving 1
Learn to weave on easy-to-use and versatile rigid heddle looms. Explore basic and complex
weave structures to create beautiful handwoven items. Choose from a variety of individualized projects such as shawls, scarves, belts, vests, book bags, purses, pillows, table runners
and more. Open to all skill levels. Materials provided. First 3 classes meet 6:30 to 9pm.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/5-11/30
6:30-9 pm
$125 50658
Glasswork
Glass Blown Ornaments
Learn how easy it is to make fabulous blown glass ornaments. Participants are given 10
glass tubes (you may purchase more if time and kiln space allows) to fill with favorite colors
of glass and heat at the torch. Then, blow the warm glass into one-of-a-kind ornaments. All
do not work out, but you are sure to get several beauties.
18+
Vinery
W
10/7
10 am-12:30 pm $55 50546
18+
Vinery
Tu
11/10
6-8:30 pm
$55 50547
18+
Vinery Th
11/19
10 am-12:30 pm $55 50548
18+
Vinery
Th
12/10
10 am-12:30 pm $55 50549
Glass Fused Pendants
This is a fun, hands-on beginner class! Make five pendants while learning the basics of
fused glass. Participants get experience using frit, stringers, iridized and dichroic glass. Materials included. Fred projects are available for pick-up one week after class is completed.
18+
Vinery Sa
12/5
10 am-12:30 pm $36 50545
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Music
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Guitar 1
Did you know you can play many pop, folk, or rock songs with just three or four chords?
Learn basic guitar techniques, chord shapes and some music theory and open up the wonderful world of guitar playing. You’ll be amazed at how fast you can learn to play the world’s
most popular instrument! Guitar is required, but no experience necessary. Participants
must purchase Hal Leonard Guitar Method book 1 Second Edition, Authors: Will Schmid,
Greg Koch before first class.
18+
Jefferson Tu
10/6-11/24
6-7 pm
$40 50551
18+
Kennedy W
10/7-11/25
6-7 pm
$40 50550
Guitar 2
Do you play a little guitar but are ready for the next level? Review guitar basics - chord
shapes, techniques and exposure to music theory. Learn how to get the most out of your
practice time so that you can play hundreds of songs quickly. Unlock your potential and
have fun with the world’s most popular instrument! Guitar required. Participants must purchase Hal Leonard Guitar Method book 1 Second Edition, Authors: Will Schmid, Greg Koch
before first class.
18+
Jefferson Tu
10/6-11/24 7:05-8:05 pm
$40 50555
18+
Kennedy W
10/7-11/25 7:05-8:05 pm
$40 50556
Keyboard/Piano 1
Learn basic piano playing technique, note reading and musical symbols. No experience necessary. Having a piano or electric keyboard at home is encouraged for practice between
weekly classes. Onsite keyboard provided. Participants must purchase ‘Adult Piano Adventures All-In-One Lesson Book 1: A Comprehensive Piano Course’ by Nancy Faber before first
class.
18+
Emerson M
10/5-11/23
6-7 pm
$40 50559
Keyboard/Piano 2
Course builds on skills learned at the beginner level. Learn how to play more with both
hands, play in different positions and use cross-over the thumb to play. Having a piano or
electric keyboard at home is encouraged for practice between weekly classes. Participants
must purchase ‘Adult Piano Adventures All-In-One Lesson Book 1: A Comprehensive Piano
Course’ by Nancy Faber before first class. Skip 5/25.
18+
Emerson M
10/5-11/23 7:05-8:05 pm
$40 50560
Check out the Day Trips on page 6!
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Adult Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Pottery
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Extruder & Slab Roller Workshop
The extruder is an excellent tool for potters and slab rolling can take your projects to the
next level. Learn techniques, tips and tricks to enhance your pottery skills. Finished work
can be bisqued but not glazed, unless you are enrolled in a pottery class this session.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/4-10/11
9 am-12 pm
$35 50570
Glaze/Surface Treatment Workshop
Learn techniques to improve and enchance your final pottery project. Class covers proper
glaze consistencies, coverage, overglazing, underglazing, slips, carving and much more.
Please bring bisqued and greenware items.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/1-10/8
9 am-12 pm
$25 51036
Pottery - Try It!
Get your hands dirty and see what you have been missing. Concentrate on learning how to
center items on the wheel, and attempt to pull a small pot. Great opportunity to try wheel
throwing. Materials provided.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9
6-7:30 pm
$10 50589
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/10
6:30-8 pm
$10 50590
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15
10-11:30 am
$10 50588
Pottery Lab
Non-instructional, open lab for those potters who are able to work independently. Must
have advanced pottery and glazing skills, as well as pre-approval from Pottery Coordinator
(Hoyt: 204-3005, Warner Park CRCPark: 204-3667) at least 3 days prior to registering. Failure
to obtain pre-approval delays registration. Studio is available Monday - Friday when pottery
classes are not scheduled and additional weekend hours are available at Warner Park
CRC Fee includes use of tools, firing, glaze and 25 lbs. of clay. Additional clay must be
purchased through MSCR at $15. WPCRC ID REQUIRED FOR CLASSES HELD AT Warner Park
CRCPARK.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M-F
9/14-11/25
9 am-8 pm
$178 50568
18+ Warner Park CRC Daily
9/8-12/12
8 am-9 pm
$178 50569
Raku Firing Workshops
Raku firing offers an immediate end result, taking only one hour to complete. The technique
involves removing pottery from a hot kiln and allowing it to cool in the open air or in a
container filled with combustible material. Each participant needs to bring 4-5 bisqued items
or half of one shelf (half of a 21 inch diameter) and no taller than 12 inches. A sizing chart
is available on site. Glaze included. All registrants must wear closed toe shoes, long denim
pants and long sleeve shirt. Long hair must be pulled back into a braided pony or a bun. If
you have questions, please call 204-3005.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/6
9-10:30 am
$20 50578
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/6
10:30 am-12 pm $20 50579
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
10/6
12-1:30 pm
$20 50580
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/22
10-11:30 am
$20 50584
18+
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/22
11:30 am-1 pm
$20 50585
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/22
1-3:30 pm
$20 50586
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
11/11
9-10:30 am
$20 50581
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
11/11
10:30 am-12 pm $20 50582
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
11/11
12-1:30 pm
$20 50583
Visiting Artist Nick DeVries
Primarily working on the wheel, Nick DeVries makes forms based in a tradition of function
and use. His work has large areas of subtle texture balanced with small additions, stamps
and details. He often throws heavier forms, alters them through carving and shaving to
reveal new forms. Nick’s studio is in the northeast Minneapolis Art District. Additional artist
information can be found at www.devriespottery.com Saturday’s workshop consists of a
brief conversation about Nick’s work and approach to clay work. Followed by an interactive
throwing demo. Lunch is included. Sunday’s workshop consists of trimming, finishing and
glazing.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
10/24
10 am-1 pm
$25 50592
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/25
10 am-12 pm
$20 50593
Register for both and save $5!
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa-Su 10/24-10/25
above
$35 50594
Wheel 1
No clay experience required! For the person who wants to concentrate on wheel thrown
pottery. Each participant receives a 25# bag of clay with their registration. Additional clay
must be purchased through MSCR at $15. Materials included. Skip 11/24 & 11/25.
18+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/8-12/8
6:30-8:30 pm
$163 50878
18+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/9-12/9
6:30-8:30 pm
$163 50879
Wheel 1 & 2
A mixed class of both beginner and intermediate level wheel throwers. Class focuses on
wedging, centering, lifting, trimming and glazing. Projects focus on making basic cylinders,
bowls, vases and cups. Class taught at beginning level with additional instruction for those
with intermediate skills. All projects must be created and completed in the pottery studio.
Each participant receives a 25# bag of clay. Additional bags must be purchased through
MSCR at $15.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/22-11/24 10 am-12:30 pm $161 50597
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/22-11/24
6:30-9 pm
$161 50598
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Su
10/11-11/15
3-5:30 pm
$96 50596
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/17-11/19
6:30-9 pm
$161 50595
Wheel 2
Great course for those comfortable with wheel basics and want to improve skills as well as
learn new techniques & projects. Course will focus on craftsmanship, form, handles and
glazing techniques. Participants need to be comfortable with throwing, trimming, and basic
glazing. Each participant receives a 25# bag of clay. Additional bags must be purchased
through MSCR at $15. All projects must be created and completed in the pottery studio.
Materials provided. Skip 11/26.
18+ Warner Park CRC
Th
9/10-12/10 6:30-8:30 pm
$163 50881
18+ Warner Park CRC
M
9/14-12/7
6:30-8:30 pm
$163 50880
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/21-11/23
6:30-9 pm
$161 50599
Wheel 3
Participants with advanced wheel experience learn how to throw forms such as lidded vessels, teapots, multi-piece assemblies, altered forms and many types of surface treatments.
Also included are advanced glazing techniques. All projects must be created and completed
in the pottery studio. Each particpant receives a 25# bag of clay. Additional bags must be
purchased through MSCR at $15 per bag.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-11/18
6:30-9 pm
$161 50600
Wood Fire Workshops
Participants get 1 shelf of space, approximately 12’ x 24’. On the day before, glaze the pots &
load kiln. On the day of, fire the kiln and re-stock wood. Work ready for pick up three days
after the firing. Participation is required during firing. Call 204-3005 for questions on shelf
space and non-MSCR glazes.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M-Tu
11/2-11/3
1-3 pm
$40 50601
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
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Youth & Family Fitness
204-3026
MSCR needs
Superheroes!
Learn more on page 6!
Youth and Family Fitness
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Family Yoga & Dance
Start your weekend off with a class full of fun yoga and dance games for families, kids and
the adults who love them! Stretch, play games, laugh, and dance with upbeat music from
a variety of cultures. When you’re worn out, wind down with a short savasana rest time
together. Go home stretched, exercised and relaxed. Register each child, one caregiver per
family must attend, more are welcome. Skip 11/28.
3 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19-10/24 9:45-10:30 am
$39 50988
3 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
11/7-12/12 9:45-10:30 am
$33 50989
Foil Fencing
Foil Fencing is the Olympic sport of sword fighting. Krystyna Kostecka, former European
World-Class Fencer, teaches technique, tactics and independent strategy using group challenges and games. Kostcka has more than 30 years experience. For more information visit
www.cracoviafoilfencing.com. Classes are held at Cracovia Foil Fencing School,
6111 Odana Road, Madison, WI, 53719
10+Cracovia Foil Fencing Sch W
10/14-11/18 4:30-5:30 pm
$90 50841
10+Cracovia Foil Fencing Sch Sa
10/17-11/21
10-11 am
$90 50843
Youth Fitness
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Boot Camp Kids
Get strong and fit! Boot Camp if full of high-energy games, teamwork and individual skills
that improve strength, endurance, coordination and balance. Appropriate for children in
grades 3rd through 5th.
7 - 11 MSCR Odana Sa
10/3-11/14
10:15-11 am
$46 50992
Punk Rope Kids
Gain fitness and coordination while having fun learning jump rope skills, tricks and routines.
Jump rope included!
7 - 11
Hoyt-MSCR W
10/14-11/18
5-5:45 pm
$39 50845
Youth Yoga
Designed to be a natural outlet for youthful energy, class is a creative sequence of animal
poses, games and songs designed for kids. Must bring own mat, towel or blanket. Siblings
and guests must be registered to attend. Skip 11/29.
6 - 11
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/27-10/25
11-11:30 am
$33 50994
6 - 11
Hoyt-MSCR Su
11/8-12/13
11-11:30 am
$33 50995
FIT2GO VAN
Perfect for Parties, corporate events, family reunions
and more!
Reserve this popular fun, fitness attraction for your event! The MSCR FIT2GO Van
is a mobile source of physical activity and education that delivers outreach fitness
programs throughout Madison. Contact us if you are interested in having the
FIT2GO van and staff at a birthday party, corporate event, family reunion,
neighborhood block party and other events. For more intormation,
contact (608) 204-3031 or kmpesik@madison.k12.wi.us
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Adult Fitness
204-3026
Fitness Information:
• Please arrive to class on time
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Wear gym shoes and comfortable clothing that allow movement
Bring a water bottle to class
Children are not permitted in the class location
BYOM = Bring Your Own Mat
Challenge Level
1 Dumbbell - Great for beginning exercisers or those looking to explore lower intensity
classes. No experience needed! Please bring your own mat to class.
2 Dumbbells - These classes are moderate to high intensity, amped-up calorie burners
and/or build off of skills learned in One Dumbbell courses. Take your fitness to the next
level! Beginners welcome. Please bring your own mat to class.
3 Dumbbells - High energy and more intense, these classes involve high impact activity,
challenge your physical skills like agility, power and coordination and/or add more
challenging choreography. 3 Dumbbell classes are best suited for those who have been
participating in vigorous physical activity on a regular basis. Please bring your own mat
to class.
One Dumbbell
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Beginner Chen Tai Ji Quan
This class is an introduction to the basic movement principle that underlies all styles of Tai
Ji Quan, commonly called Tai Chi. Through a set of movements, learn to improve balance,
increase focus and greater flexibility from stretching and core strengthening.
12+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15-11/10
6-7 pm
$41 50996
Gentle Yoga Flow
Great for beginners or those searching for a soothing gentle practice. This class focuses on
moving slowly into basic yoga poses while using the breath as a tool to remain present and
mindful. The slow pace allows you to enjoy each pose. Expect lots of stretching and lengthening with a heavy dose of relaxation to wrap up your practice and leave you feeling great.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Su
9/27-11/15
10-10:45 am
$36 51165
18+
MSCR Odana F
10/2-11/13 12:30-1:30 pm
$32 51164
Gentle Yoga Kripalu
This class is geared more towards those new to yoga or who want a more gentle and slowpaced class. It has the same components as regular the Kripalu Yoga class with an emphasis
on alignment, body awareness and breath work and concludes with guided relaxation. Wear
loose clothing. BYOM. Skip 10/20, 11/24 plus 1 TBD.
18+ Warner Park CRC Tu
9/15-12/8
7-8 pm
$45 50964
Pilates Beginners
All fitness levels welcome! Learn the basics of Pilates. Discover your powerhouse and
what it means to your overall well-being. Develop a positive mind-set while stretching and
strengthening your muscles.
18+ Warner Park CRC W
9/9-12/9
5:45-6:40 pm
$63 50972
Roll & Recover
This class is a combination of self massage using foam rollers and massage balls combined
with flexibility training for a perfectly relaxing way to end your day or a tough workout.
Participants need to provide their own foam roller.
14+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-11/9
7-7:45 pm
$41 50830
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Strong Women
Experience strength training that focuses on improving the heatlh and well-being of
middle-aged and older women by increasing strength, muscle mass and bone density. This
program was developed by experts at Tufts University and the Centers for Disease Control
(CDC). Strong Women is perfect for: Women ages 40+, strength improvement, fitness
education.
18+
MSCR Odana M
9/14-11/9
7:30-8:30 am
$41 50823
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15-11/10 4:45-5:45 pm
$41 50822
18+
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11 7:30-8:30 am
$41 50846
18+
MSCR Odana Th
9/17-11/12 4:45-5:45 pm
$41 50824
18+
MSCR Odana F
9/18-11/13 7:30-8:30 am
$41 50825
18+
MSCR Odana F
9/18-11/13 8:45-9:45 am
$41 50826
Tai Chi Yang I
This Yang style short form emphasizes effective body mechanics, alignment, breathing and
the interplay of strength and relaxation. Tai Chi Yang I is perfect for: physical and emotional
balance, sports performance or self defense.
18+
Emerson Th
9/17-11/12
6-7 pm
$41 50821
Yin Yoga
Expand your flexibility and range of motion with the relaxed but long-held poses of yin yoga.
Combined with mindfulness and breath work, this practice is accessible to people with a
wide range of abilities, and is a perfect complement for more active forms of yoga and other
exercise. BYOMYin Yoga focuses on developing strength and flexibilty in the hips, pelvis
and back. Poses are held for longer durations then Yoga Light and Yoga Flow. This class is
appropriate for all levels. BYOM.
14+
MSCR Odana Th
9/17-11/12
7-8 pm
$41 50978
14+
Hoyt-MSCR Sa
9/19-11/14 8:30-9:30 am
$41 50979
Yoga
Go through a continuous sequence of appropriate yoga asanas (exercises) which are designed to build strength and flexibility. Learn proper body posture and alignment. Class ends
with relaxation and quiet breathing techniques. BYOM. Skip 11/26.
16+ Warner Park CRC Th
9/10-12/10
7-8:15 pm
$59 50963
16+ Warner Park CRC M
9/14-12/7
7-8:15 pm
$59 50962
Yoga Kripalu
An effective approach to yoga with an emphasis on alignment, body awareness and breath
work. Class begins with warm up movements to prepare for the asanas (postures). The
heart of each class is a sequence of asanas that stretch, strengthen, promote balance
and release stress. Conclude with guided relaxation and leave class feeling peacefully
energized in mind and body. Wear loose clothing. BYOM. Skip 10/20, 10/22, 11/24, 11/26 plus
1 more TBD. 18+ Warner Park CRC Tu
9/15-12/8
5:30-6:45 pm
$45 50965
18+ Warner Park CRC Th
9/17-12/10 11 am-12:15 pm $45 50966
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Adult Fitness
204-3026
Two Dumbbell
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
45 Mix
The ultimate cure for fitness boredom! This class combines 15 minutes of strength, 15 minutes of cardio and 15 minutes of ‘instructor’s choice’ for 45 minutes of non-stop fitness.
14+
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10
5:15-6 pm
$41 50840
45 Strength
This class combines 15 minutes of upper body, 15 minutes of lower body and 15 minutes of
core training for a total body strength training.
14+
MSCR Odana M
9/14-11/9
5:30-6:15 pm
$41 50832
60 Mix
The ultimate cure for fitness boredom! This class combines 20 minutes of strength, 20
minutes of cardio and 20 minutes of ‘instructor’s choice’ for 60 minutes of non-stop fitness.
Skip 11/26.
18+ Warner Park CRC Th
9/10-12/3
5:30-6:30 pm
$59 50792
14+
O’Keeffe M
9/14-11/9
6-7 pm
$41 50790
14+
O’Keeffe Th
9/17-11/12
6-7 pm
$41 50791
Barre
Barre is an effective, energetic, and fun workout that fuses fitness techniques from dance,
Pilates, and yoga. Tone, define and chisel the whole body. This 60 min. class uses a ballet
barre (or suitable substitute), light weights, and balls to boost your mood and your booty!
18+ Warner Park CRC M
9/14-12/7 12:30-1:30 pm
$59 50977
Boot Camp for Women - Beginners
This lower impact boot camp class combines the components of the class above with a more
beginner friendly approach to training. Drills are a little less intense and low impact options
are demonstrated. Class is ideal for those who want to get back into shape after a break or
for those new to exercise classes. Bring a water bottle and wear indoor fitness shoes.
18+ Warner Park CRC Tu
9/8-12/8
6:45-7:45 pm
$63 50974
Classic Cardio & Toning
Pay homage to fitness classes of the ‘80’s and ‘90’s with this throwback to the classic group
fitness format. Mix 30 minutes of choreographed cardio with 30 minutes of strength training
for one sweaty good time. Leg warmers optional! Classic Cardio & Toning is perfect for:
cardio junkies, head-to-toe fitness and fun! Teens 14+ may register with participating adult.
BYOM
14+
MSCR Odana Sa
10/3-11/14
9-10 am
$32 50991
Core
Combine cardio, strength, balance and agility for the ultimate core-shredding workout.
Workout may include body-weight, resistance tubing, BOSU, Indoboards, barefoot training,
med balls and much more. Skip 10/10 & 11/26
18+ Warner Park CRC Sa
9/12-12/12 9:15-10:15 am
$59 50973
14+
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10
6:15-7 pm
$41 50818
14+
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11
7-7:45 pm
$41 50819
14+
O’Keeffe Th
9/17-11/12
7:15-8 pm
$41 50817
14+
Memorial Th
10/22-12/10
7:15-8 pm
$32 50820
Foil Fencing
Foil Fencing is the Olympic sport of sword fighting. Krystyna Kostecka, former European
World-Class Fencer, teaches technique, tactics and independent strategy using group
challenges and games. Kostcka has more than 30 years experience. For more information
visit www.cracoviafoilfencing.com. Classes are held at Cracovia Foil Fencing School, 6111
Odana Road, Madison, WI, 53719
10+ Cracovia Foil Fencing W
10/14-11/18 4:30-5:30 pm
$90 50841
10+ Cracovia Foil Fencing Sa
10/17-11/21
10-11 am
$90 50843
Indoor Cycling
This motivational indoor group ride simulate hills, flats, sprints and race for the ultimate calorie-burning class. Indoor Cycling is perfect for: cardio junkies, off-season training, calorie
burning and low-impact fitness. Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult. Skip11/26.
14+
Memorial Tu
10/20-12/8
6-7 pm
$36 50838
14+
Memorial Th
10/22-12/10
6-7 pm
$32 50839
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Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Intermediate Chen Tai Ji Quan
This class includes various movements from the Chen Style Tai Ji Quan form using the
movement principle and combining simple movements into complex ones. Includes some
sample applications of the movements such as self-defense. Teens 12+ may register with a
participanting adult.
12+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/15-11/10 7:15-8:15 pm
$41 50997
Pilates
Build strength and improve flexibility and posture with Pilates. This class begins with an
introduction or refresher on the fundamentals of Pilates mat work, learning and mastering
the basics, then progresses through more challenging exercises. All levels welcome. Teens
14+ may register with participating adult. BYOM.
14+
O’Keeffe Tu
9/15-11/10
6-6:45 pm
$41 50805
Pilates & Yoga Fusion
This fitness-based class combines your favorite yoga poses with Pilates core conditioning
for a great workout. Tone, strengthen & stretch your muscles. BYOM. 18+ Warner Park CRC Tu
9/8-12/8
9:05-10 am
$63 50969
Strength Training for Women
This women’s specific strength training class incorporates weights, kettlebells, body weight
training and resistance tubing for an effective total body strength training class.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-11/9
6-6:45 pm
$41 50829
18+
MSCR Odana Sa
10/3-11/14
8-8:45 am
$32 50990
Tai Chi Sword
Instruction in a Yang Style Tai Chi Sword Form, a slow, fluid choreography emphasizing
balance, focus and energy flow, traditionally performed with the straight double-edged Tai
Chi sword. Students must provide their own unsharpened wooden or metal tai chi sword or
a yardstick. Information on where to obtain an appropriate practice sword is provided at the
first class.
18+
Emerson W
9/16-11/11
6-7 pm
$41 50816
Tai Chi Yang II
This progressing study of the Yang style short-form offers new challenges while continuing
to build on the basics of alignment, body mechanics, breath and energy flow. Tai Chi Yang II
is perfect for: continuing study of Tai Chi, physical and emotional balance, sport performance
and self-defense. Skip 10/27.
18+
Schenk Tu
9/15-11/3
6:30-7:30 pm
$32 50804
Yoga Advanced
S Some experience recommended, but not required. Learn a more challenging sequence
of yoga asanas (exercises). Focus on refining the yoga poses. Class finishes with guided
relaxation and quiet breathing techniques. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. BYOM. Skip
10/24, 11/26.
18+ Warner Park CRC Th
9/10-12/10 5:30-6:45 pm
$59 50961
18+ Warner Park CRC M
9/14-12/7
5:30-6:45 pm
$59 50960
Yoga Flow
This dynamic yoga practice combines breath and movement while flowing through a series
of yoga postures. Yoga Flow is perfect for: active yoga, strength building and improving
flexibility. Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult. BYOM
14+
Lowell M
9/14-11/9
6-7 pm
$41 50796
14+
Emerson Tu
9/15-11/3
7-8 pm
$36 50797
14+
MSCR Odana Tu
9/15-11/10 7:15-8:15 pm
$41 50798
14+
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11 12:30-1:30 pm
$41 50799
14+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-11/11 6:15-7:15 pm
$41 50800
Zumba
It’s a party and a workout! Zumba is an aerobic dance fitness class that combines international music and movement. Zumba is perfect for: cardiovascular fitness and creative
movement. Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult.
14+
Lowell W
9/16-11/11
6-7 pm
$41 50810
14+
MSCR Odana Th
9/17-11/12
6-6:45 pm
$41 50811
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Adult Fitness
204-3026
Three Dumbbell
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Boot Camp
An effective, fun, total-body training class that incorporates cardio and strength intervals,
games, plyometrics, personal and team challenges and a lot of surprises. Get fit. Have fun!
Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult.
14+
O’Keeffe Tu
9/15-11/10
7-7:45 pm
$41 50807
Boot Camp For Women
This interval class is designed to improve your fitness level and change your body composition. Combines strength training, plyometrics, cardio drills, and core exercises for a total
body workout. Get ready to move! Bring a water bottle and wear indoor fitness shoes.
Skip 10/10.
18+ Warner Park CRC Tu
9/8-12/8
5:45-6:45 pm
$63 50975
18+ Warner Park CRC Sa
9/12-12/12 8:15-9:15 am
$59 50976
HIIT
High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) mixes bouts of speed and intensity with brief periods
of rest. This workout is perfect for cardio and strength training, variety and burning calories!
Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult. BYOM
14+
MSCR Odana W
9/16-11/11
6-6:45 pm
$41 50847
14+
MSCR Odana Sa
10/3-11/14
7-7:45 am
$32 50848
Hip Hop Fitness
Move it, shake it and have fun with it! this choreographed dance class combines easy-to-follow dance moves and great music into one high-energy class. No dance experience needed.
Hip Hop Fitness is perfect for: cardio training, fun & bustin’ out your best dance moves!
Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult.
14+
Emerson Tu
9/15-11/3
6-6:45 pm
$36 51004
PiYo
A unique class designed to build strength and gain flexibility, this class is all about energy,
power and rhythm. PiYo is perfect for: core strength, improved stability, challening yoga and
Pilates choreography. Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult.
18+ Warner Park CRC W
9/9-12/9
6:45-7:45 pm
$63 50971
TurboKick
A combination of intense kickboxing moves as well as dance moves all perfectly choreographed to high energy and motivationg music, TK is the ultimate cardiovascular challenge.
TurboKick is prefect for: Intense interval training, calorie burning, rhythmic cardio.
Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult.
14+
MSCR Odana M
9/14-11/9
6:30-7:30 pm
$41 50836
Yoga Body Boot Camp
Get ready for a yoga fitness hybrid class that combines yoga and boot camp circuits. This
class is a work-out that energizes your mind and body. Bring athletic shoes and a yoga mat.
Teens 14+ may register with a participating adult. Skip 11/26.
18+ Warner Park CRC Th
9/10-12/10 9:30-10:30 am
$59 50968
Special Events
Fit For The Holidays 2015
Get a jump on New Year’s Resolutions with 3 weeks of unlimited fitness. Classes take place
Monday through Sunday at various locations throughout Madison. Schedule of classes and
instructors available October. Teens 14+ may register with participating adult.
14+
Hoyt-MSCR Daily 11/30-12/20
5-8:30 pm
$40 51003
Happy Hour Fitness -Britney Dance Party
Gimme More! Break out your ‘90’s belly chains and schoolgirl skirts and dance your way
through a montage of the best of Ms. Spears music and signature moves. Event registration
included in Fit for the Holidays pass. 14+
MSCR Odana F
12/4
5:30-7:30 pm
$ 5
51002
Running
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
MSCR Running Club
This training group is geared towards novice to intermediate runners looking for a coached
workout. Each workout focuses on building running skills through speedwork, hill training,
endurance workouts, running games and more. This class accommodates runners who can
run/walk 3 miles at a 9 - 13 minute/mile pace. If you have questions, please contact Jess
at jjcadybartho@madison.k12.wi.us
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/29-11/19 6:30-7:30 pm
$26 50851
Running 102
The next step for runners! This 60 minute class builds on run/walk intervals while introducing
new workouts including hills, speed workouts and distance runs. Runners complete a 5 mile
run the final week of class. Participants should feel comfortable run/walking a 5k (3.1 miles)
in 43 minutes or less. Workouts range from 3-5 miles. Running 102 is perfect for the casual
runner looking to increase speed, distance and fitness. Pace of class is geared for those
running a 11-13 minute per mile pace. Teens 14+ may register
with a participating adult.
14+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/26-11/16
6-7 pm
$26 51244
New Classes!
Intro to Interval Training
Experience this popular and effective training method that includes brief bouts of high
intensity followed by low intensity recovery.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/5-10/19 5:15-5:45 pm
$10 50999
Intro to Jump Rope
Bring back memories from the playground and improve fitness, coordination and burn a ton
of calories.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
11/16-11/23 5:15-5:45 pm
$ 7
51001
Intro to Kettlebells
Learn the basics of kettlebell training and form. Kettlebell training is an effective and fun
total body workout.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
10/26-11/9 5:15-5:45 pm
$10 51000
Intro to Strength Training
Looking to get stronger but not sure where to start? Get the low-down on strength training
with dumbbells, bodyweight training, and resistance bands.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-9/28
5:15-5:45 pm
$10 50998
Open Fitness Studio
Looking for more opportunities to workout but don’t want a formal fitness class? Join Open
Fitness Studio for a self-directed workout with access to equipment such as dumbbells,
resistance tubing, medicine balls, jump ropes and more. Teens 14+ may attend with a participating adult. Only registered participants may be in the gym area.
14+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/23-11/18
6-8 pm
$54 51243
Su
9/23-11/22
10 am-12pm
$54
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Adult Sports
204-3024
AGe
18 years and older (16 for summer softball and 15 for baseball). High school students are not
eligible for fall or winter volleyball, fall softball, and fall or winter basketball leagues.
RESIDENCY
50 percent of the team roster must reside within the Madison Metropolitan School District.
FEES
Cover the cost of officials, facilities, awards, supplies, scorer-timers and league administration. All games for a given league are played on the same night of each week. Teams self
rate their skill level and are placed in a league of comparable ability, whenever possible.
Teams play a double round robin schedule totaling ten games (five games for fall softball, fall
basketball, winter volleyball), with the first round winner playing the second round winner for
the league championship. Maximum participation, low key, fun, yet competitive with a good
time for all!
SPECTATORS
All games are free to the public. Games are played at various sites throughout Madison.
View league schedules and standings at www.mscr.org or www.mscrsportsleagues.org.
REGISTRATION DATES
See www.mscr.org or www.mscrsportsleagues.org for additional information.
Sport
Online Registration
In-Person Registration
Fall Softball
“Short season”, slow pitch leagues for men, women and coed teams. Team registration
ended July 24, however, selected leagues may have openings. Refer to www.mscr.org or
contact MSCR for info. Teams play one night/week for 5 weeks & choose an east or west
side location. Players can be added to teams until Sept. 14 see the Player Referral Pool info.
Fall Volleyball Leagues for men, women & coed in Power and Intermediate divisions of play registered
through July 31, however, selected leagues may have openings. Refer to www.mscr.org or
contact MSCR for information. Teams play one night/week for 10 weeks at high school gyms.
Players may be added to rosters until October 12, see the Player Referral Pool info.
Online Registration
Go to www.mscrsportsleagues.org!
Use the MSCR online registration option for registering your team in our Adult Sports
Leagues! We encourage managers to register their team using this easy & convenient
system. Preview it at www.mscrsportsleagues.org or the MSCR website at www.mscr.org.
Online and in-person registration dates are listed under the specific sport. Online team registration is open prior to in-person registration. In-person registration is still offered at the
MSCR Office at 3802 Regent Street. In-person team registration dates open approximately
two weeks following the start of online registration. Team Registration information for each
sport is emailed to previous team managers and prospective teams at least one week prior
to the opening of online registration.
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Team Managers Need:
An email address to Create Account/Login
Team Name/Manager Information
Payment (credit card or option to mail in check/cash)
Email addresses of all players on roster (Very Important!)
Registration Instructions:
Click “Register Here” tab at the top of the page.
Create an account by registering your email address as a new user.
Enroll your team on desired night/location & send invites to your players.
Confirm payment option.
Invite players to join your team roster online. System sends a link to your teammates
to register.
Please Note: the invite serves as an “electronic” player card . . . after the team manager
enrolls the team, an invitation link is sent to each player on the team via their personal
e-mail account (provided by the team manager). Players enroll (or join the team) by accepting the invitation & enrolling (electronic player card). Players can pay their individual
player fee on-line, using this team registration system.
Fall Basketball
August 24 – September 11
September 8-11
“Short season” leagues (5 weeks) – Play begins the week of October 6 and ends in mid-November. Leagues for men’s & women’s teams. Teams play one night per week and choose
an east or west side location.
Want to join a team? (Player Referral Pool)
If you want to join MSCR Leagues, go to www.mscr.org, click on Adult Sports and select the
sport you are interested in. Complete the Player Referral Pool Form and submit. We make
your name available to managers seeking players. No fees charged until you join a team. For
more information or to get on a mailing list, contact asld@madison.k12.wi.us or call 204-3024.
Winter Basketball October 12 – October 30
October 27-30
10 week season – Beginning the week of December 7 and ending in early March. Leagues
for men and women. Teams play one night per week at high school gyms.
Winter Volleyball November 16 – December 4
December 1-4
“Short season” leagues (5 week) – Play begins the week of January 5 and ends in mid-February. Leagues for men, women & coed. Teams play one night per week and choose the
location.
SPORTS OFFICIALS NEEDED!
Call 204-3024 or e-mail asld@madison.k12.wi.us If you
enjoy sports and want part-time work, contact us. MSCR
hires officials (must be 18 years of age) for all adult
sports leagues. Organizational meetings are held prior
to each season.
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Adult Recreation Sports
204-3057
Join us for some active exercise and friendly competition. This is not league play. New
teams are formed each night. There are no referees. Please note : We no longer accept
on-site registrations. Register via Internet, fax, mail or in person at the MSCR Office (3802
Regent St). All Non League Sports skip Monday September 7 and
Thursday November 26.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Badminton
Coed
A lot of fun with great physical conditioning - this sport offers something for everyone.
Instruction available. Birds are furnished. Some racquets are available or bring your
own.
18+
Memorial M
8/31-10/19 7:30-9:30 pm $25.50 50922
Memorial skips 10/5
18+
East M
8/31-10/19 7:15-9:15 pm $29.75 50922
18+
Memorial Tu
9/8-10/20
7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 51246
18+
East W
9/2-10/21
7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50920
18+
East M
10/26-12/14 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50926
18+
Memorial M
10/26-12/7 7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 50925
18+
Memorial Tu
10/27-12/8 7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 50927
18+
East W
10/28-12/16 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50924
Basketball
Men
Open ‘Drop in’ play for all skill levels. East and west side locations available with a nominal
fee for each. Play one night or both! East side basketball plays at Marquette & Whitehorse
on Tuesday and Sherman on Thursdays.
East
18+
Marquette Tu
9/1-10/20
7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50930
Marquette plays at Sherman 9/1-9/29
18+
Whitehorse Tu
9/1-10/20
7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50930
18+
Sherman Th
9/3-10/22
7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50930
18+
Marquette Tu
10/27-12/15 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50928
18+
Whitehorse Tu
10/27-12/15 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50928
Whitehorse plays at Sherman 12/8 & 12/15
18+
Sherman Th
10/29-12/17 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50928
Sherman plays at East 12/3 & 12/10
West
18+
Memorial M
8/31-10/19 7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 50931
Memorial plays at Toki 10/5
18+
Toki
Th 9/3-10/22
7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 50931
18+
Toki MTh 10/26-12/17 7:30-9:30 pm
$34 50929
Toki plays at Hamilton 12/17
Women
Get your workout on the court with Women’s Basketball. All skill levels welcome. Great way
to meet friends with the same interest as you!
18+
Sherman M
8/31-10/19
7-9 pm
$29.75 50957
18+
Allis Th
10/29-12/17
7-9 pm
$29.75 50958
Volleyball
Coed Power
Players must have advanced skills in setting, hitting, passing, serving, blocking, defensive
coverage and base transition. Must be able to move to the ball and contribute to controlled,
effective team play plus know center back defense and 6-2 or 5-1 rotation. Participants who
do not exhibit the skill level expected for Power may be asked to transfer to another class.
MSCR staff reserves the right to make such judgements for the enjoyment of all participants.
18+
East M
8/31-10/19 7:15-9:15 pm $29.75 50942
18+
East M
10/26-12/14 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50943
Women Power
Power players must have advanced ball handling skills, recent experience playing on competitive power teams and effective defensive and offensive teamwork skills.
18+
Hamilton Tu
9/1-10/20
7-9 pm
$34 50941
Hamilton plays at Cherokee 10/6
18+
Hamilton Tu
10/27-12/15
7-9 pm
$34 51014
Coed Intermediate
Sites may have multiple nets so high intermediate/low power and mid/low intermediate players can play with others who have similar skill levels (at discretion of the site supervisor).
Intermediate players should have reliable but not excellent ball handling skills in hitting, setting, passing, serving and defensive coverage. Low Power players are those who formerly
played Power but have lost some mobility. Participants who do not exhibit the skill level
typical for Intermediate play may be asked to transfer to another class. MSCR staff reserve
the right to make such judgments for the enjoyment of all participants.
18+
Stephens M
8/31-10/19
7-9 pm
$29.75 50951
18+
East W
9/2-10/21
7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50949
18+
East Th
9/3-10/22
7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50950
18+
Stephens M
10/26-12/14
7-9 pm
$34 50955
18+
East W
10/28-12/16 7:15-9:15 pm
$34 50953
18+
East Th
10/29-12/17 7:15-9:15 pm $29.75 50954
Coed Recreatiion
Enjoy the game as it should be - Coed Rec Volleyball is for beginner to intermediate players
with no skill level required.
18+
Stephens Tu
9/1-10/20
7-9 pm
$34 50945
Stephens plays at Cherokee 9/29 & 10/13
18+
Cherokee Th
9/3-10/22
7:00-9:00 pm
$34 50946
18+
Stephens Tu
10/27-12/15 7:30-9:30 pm
$34 50947
18+
Cherokee Th
10/29-12/17 7:00-9:00 pm $29.75 50948
Women’s Recreation
A ton of fun for anyone interested in volleyball. New to the game? Not a problem! No skill
level required.
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/3-10/22
1-3 pm
$34 50936
18+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
10/29-12/17
1-3 pm
$29.75 50937
Pickleball
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the USA! Similar to tennis, pickleball is played on
a smaller indoor or outdoor court with a paddle and hard wiffle ball. Balls are furnished and
some racquets are available. Please feel free to bring your own racquet. call 204-3057
18+
Memorial Tu
9/8-10/20
7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 50932
18+
Memorial Tu
10/27-12/8 7:30-9:30 pm $29.75 50933
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Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
204-3023
The MSCR Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
Program is supported in part by an annual
gift from the Goodman endowment managed by the Downtown Rotary Foundation.
This gift helps MSCR keep fees affordable
for these high quality activities for older
adults.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Aqua Exercise
These specially designed classes promote toning, increased stamina, endurance, flexibility
and strength for active participants in a warm water pool. After warm-up routines, use flotation devices for resistance training, perform water aerobics and enjoy cool-down activities.
Bring a lock and towel. Skip 11/26.
50+
Capitol Lakes M
9/14-12/7
2-3 pm
$65 50366
50+
Lapham M
9/14-12/7
3:15-4:15 pm
$41 50371
50+
UW Research M
9/14-12/7
4-5 pm
$55 50369
50+
UW Research Tu
9/8-12/8
8-9 am
$60 50365
50+
UW Research W
9/9-12/9
4-5 pm
$60 50370
50+
Lapham W
9/16-12/9
3:15-4:15 pm
$41 50368
50+
UW Research Th
9/10-12/10
2-2:55 pm
$55 50367
Warm Water Qigong
This class uses many of the movements from land Qigong and incorporates them into a warm
water pool. The emphasis is on breathing, relaxation and flowing movement. Instructor:
Paul Novak. Bring a lock and towel. Skip 11/26.
50+
Capitol Lakes Tu
9/8-12/8
8:15-9 am
$70 50372
50+
Capitol Lakes Th
9/10-12/10
8:15-9 am
$65 50373
Aqua Arthritis Exercise
These specially designed warm water exercises contribute to overall fitness & health for
someone with arthritis, joint pain or no previous pool experience. Build endurance, promote
flexibility & muscle strength. Bring lock & towel. Skip 11/26, 11/27 & 11/28.
50+
Capitol Lakes M
9/14-12/7
1-2 pm
$65 50384
50+
UW Research M
9/14-12/7
3:05-4 pm
$55 50387
50+
Capitol Lake
W
9/9-12/9
1-2 pm
$70 50381
50+
UW Research W
9/9-12/9
3:05-4 pm
$60 50388
50+
UW Research Th
9/10-12/10
8-9 am
$55 50383
50+
Capitol Lakes
F
9/11-12/11
1-2 pm
$65 50385
50+
UW Research F
9/11-12/11
3-4 pm
$55 50380
50+
UW Research Sa
9/12-12/12 8:15-9:15 am
$55 50379
50+
Lapham Tu
9/15-12/8
3:15-4:15 pm
$41 50382
50+
Lapham Th
9/17-12/10 3:15-4:15 pm
$38 50386
Aqua Exercise Deep Water
This class is a great way to keep fit and flexible without impact on the hips and spine. Participants individualize their workouts to meet specific goals or limitations. Swimming skills are
not required as flotation belts are used for support in deep water in the lap pool. Participants must be able to enter and exit the pool independently. Classes taught by certified
instructors. Bring a lock and towel. Skip 11/26 & 11/27.
50+
Capitol Lakes M
9/14-12/7
7:30-8:30 am
$65 50394
50+
UW Research Tu
9/8-12/8
3-3:45 pm
$45 50389
50+
Capitol Lakes
W
9/9-12/9
5:30-6:25 pm
$70 50393
50+
UW Research Th
9/10-12/10
3-3:45 pm
$41 50390
50+
UW Research Th
9/10-12/10 3:45-4:30 pm
$41 50391
50+
UW Research F
9/11-12/11 11:50 am-12:35 pm $41 50392
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
44
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Aqua Exercise in Lap Pool
Enjoy an aerobic workout in cooler water. These active classes promote muscle toning,
increased stamina, flexibility and strength. Flotation supports are used for resistance
training. Participants must be able to enter and exit the pool independently. Bring a lock and
towel. Skip 11/27.
50+
UW Research Tu
9/8-12/8
3:45-4:30 pm
$45 50396
50+
UW Research F
9/11-12/11 10:45-11:45 am $55 50395
Aqua Gentle Water Moves
Enjoy gentle movement in a warm water pool. These exercises contribute to fitness and
health; build endurance, flexibility and muscle strength. Bring a lock and towel. Skip 11/27.
50+
UW Research Tu
9/8-12/8
2-2:55 pm
$60 50397
50+
Lapham F
9/18-12/11
2-3 pm
$38 50398
Aquacize
Try these more active classes at the Capitol Lakes Aquatic and Wellness Center lap pool.
Combines aerobic and non-aerobic exercise to increase strength, range of motion and
flexibility. Free parking provided. Bring a lock and towel. Skip 11/27.
50+
Capitol Lakes M
9/14-12/7
5-6 pm
$65 50400
50+
Capitol Lakes W
9/9-12/9
7:30-8:30 am
$70 50402
50+
Capitol Lakes W
9/9-12/9
2-3 pm
$70 50399
50+
Capitol Lakes F
9/11-12/11 11 am-12 pm
$65 50401
Arthritis Exercise Program
This class includes multiple components to help reduce pain and stiffness while maintaining or improving mobility, muscle strength and functional ability. Certified instructors lead
specially designed exercises that can be performed while sitting or standing. Skip 11/26 &
11/27.
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/8-12/8
12:30-1:30 pm
$29 50408
50+
MSCR Odana
W
9/9-12/9 11:30 am-12:15 pm $29 50404
50+ West Madison Sr Th
9/10-12/10 9:30-10:15 am
$27 50406
50+ Warner Park CRC
F
9/11-12/11 10:15-11:15 am $27 50407
50+
MSCR Odana
F
9/11-12/11 11:30 am-12:15 pm $27 50405
Balancing Act
This introductory exercise program is designed to increase balance and decrease the risk of
falling by using tai chi movements and principles. Standing and chair-based exercises are
adapted to individual needs. Instructor: Jody Curley.
50+
Lake Edge UCC
Tu
9/15-12/8
10-10:45 am
$38 50412
50+
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/15-12/8
12-12:45 pm
$38 50413
50+
Lake Edge UCC W
9/16-12/9
10-10:45 am
$38 50409
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-12/9
1:15-2 pm
$38 50410
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/16-12/9
2:15-3 pm
$38 50411
Chair Yoga
Yoga and exercises, including range of motion, stretching and strengthening routines and
breath work. Taught by certified Kripalu Yoga instructor Carolyn Gantner. (In partnership
with the North Eastside Senior Coalition) Class is free, but registration is required. Exercise
video used occasionally. Call NESCO at 243-5252 for dates of video-led classes.
50+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/2-12/16 10:30-11:15 am see above 50784
Gentle Exercise
These classes promote balance, strength, and flexibility for those with aches and pains.
They include breath awareness, active relaxation and stretching exercises, both standing
and using a chair.
50+
MSCR Odana
M
9/14-12/7 10:30-11:30 am $38 50439
Country Western Line Dancing - Beginner
For the true beginner, this class is an introduction to basic line dance steps and combinations. No partners necessary. Please wear smooth soled shoes. Instructor: Shirley Dumas.
Skip 11/26.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9-12/9
3:30-4:30 pm
$44 50420
50+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-12/7
3:30-4:30 pm
$41 50421
Country Western Line Dancing - New/Continuing
Enjoy learning these fun country western line dances while getting some good exercise!
This class is for new or continuing participants. No partners necessary. Please wear
smooth soled shoes. Instructor: Shirley Dumas. Skip 11/26.
50+ West Madison Sr Ctr Th
9/10-12/10
3-4 pm
$41 50422
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
204-3023
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Modern Line Dancing - Beginning
Enjoy learning fun line dances to various genres of music, including country, pop, rock,
hip-hop, Latin and Broadway, while getting some good exercise. This class is for new participants. No partners necessary. Please wear non-marking smooth soled shoes.
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/15-10/13
2-3 pm
$16 50786
Modern Line Dance - Intermediate
Enjoy fun line dances to various genres of music, including country, pop, rock, hip-hop, Latin
and Broadway, while getting some good exercise. This class is for continuing participants.
No partners necessary. Please wear non-marking smooth soled shoes. 50+ Warner Park CRC
Th
9/17-10/15
2-3 pm
$16 50785
20/20/20 Mix
This class combines 20 minutes of high energy dance, 20 minutes of strength training and 20
minutes of instructor’s choice. No dance experience necessary. Instructor: Jan Hagen.
50+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/9-12/9
2:30-3:30 pm
$44 50783
50+ Warner Park CRC
M
9/14-12/7
2:30-3:30 pm
$41 50782
Zumba Gold
Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic,
exciting, effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic-fitness interval training with
a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. It is a mixture of body
sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps. No experience necessary!
50+
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/8-12/8
2:30-3:30 pm
$44 50480
Core & Balance Combo
Incorporates the elements of Pilates, yoga and core strength training. Class includes both
standing balance exercises and mat work. Please bring a yoga mat to class. 50+
MSCR Odana
M
9/14-12/7
1:45-2:45 pm
$41 50414
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/8-12/8 11:30 am-12:30 pm $44 50416
50+ Lussier Comm Edu Ctr W
9/9-12/9
1:45-2:45 pm
$44 50415
Wake Up Your Core
This early morning class focuses on mindfully moving, strengthening and stretching the
muscles of your ‘powerhouse’ - the abdominal, back and hip muscles - in a balanced way.
Attention is given to effective breathing, proper alignment and posture, and challenges a
range of fitness levels. Instructor: Mary Brennan. 50+ Warner Park CRC
Th
9/17-11/12
7-8 am
$28 50892
Cross Training
This class is a good mix of aerobic, strength and flexibility exercises. Please bring a mat to
class.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-12/7
12-1 pm
$41 50418
50+ Goodman Comm Ctr Tu
9/8-12/8
5:30-6:30 pm
$44 50417
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9-12/9
12-1 pm
$44 50419
50+
Fitness Conditioning For Quality Living
Balanced approach to exercise. Focus on posture, breathing, overall strength & endurance,
flexibility, balance and coordination. Non-impact exercises to challenge a range of fitness
levels. Instructor: Mary Brennan. Skip 11/4, 1/23, 11/25 & 11/30.
50+ Warner Park CRC
M
9/14-12/21
8:30-10 am
$41 50423
50+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/16-12/23
8:30-10 am
$41 50424
Fitness Conditioning For Quality Living II
Balanced approach to exercise. Focus on posture, breathing, overall strength & endurance,
flexibility, balance and coordination. Higher energy, non-impact exercises to challenge a
range of fitness levels. Instructor: Mary Brennan. Skip 11/3 & 11/24.
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/15-12/22 3:15-4:30 pm
$41 50787
INDIVIDUALS WITH disabilities Welcome
Do you need help to participate? MSCR provides reasonable
accommodations for individuals who have disabilities. See page 7
or www.mscr.org or call 204-3043 voice, 204-3058 (TDD)
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Functional Fitness
Learn safe and effective exercise using light weights, bands and mat exercises. This workout
focuses on improving functional performance levels. It includes movement patterns like
strength, agility, aerobic fitness, balance and flexibility. Please bring a mat to class. Skip
11/26 & 11/27.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-12/7 9:30-10:25 am
$41 50425
50+
Hoyt-MSCR M
9/14-12/7 10:35-11:30 am $41 50426
50+ Mt. Olive Lutheran Chu Tu
9/8-12/8
1-2 pm
$44 50427
50+ Mt. Olive Lutheran Chu Tu
9/8-12/8
2-3 pm
$44 50428
50+ Mt. Olive Lutheran Chu Tu
9/8-12/8
3-4 pm
$44 50429
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9-12/9
8:30-9:25 am
$44 50431
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9-12/9
9:35-10:30 am
$44 50430
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9-12/9 10:35-11:30 am $44 50432
50+ Mt. Olive Lutheran Chu Th
9/10-12/10
1-2 pm
$41 50436
50+
Hoyt-MSCR F
9/11-12/11 9:30-10:25 am
$41 50433
50+
Hoyt-MSCR F
9/11-12/11 10:35-11:30 am $41 50435
50+
Hoyt-MSCR F
9/11-12/11 11:35 am-12:30 pm $41 50434
Low Impact
Learn easy low-impact aerobic routines and low back and abdominal strengthening exercises. Learn proper techniques to improve muscular strength, endurance, range of motion
and flexibility. Please bring a mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+
MSCR Odana
M
9/14-12/7
9-10:15 am
$48 50440
50+ Covenant Presbyterian Tu
9/8-12/8
9-10:15 am
$52 50442
50+Good Shepherd Luth Chu Th
9/10-12/10
9-10:15 am
$48 50441
Pilates
Pilates focuses on postural symmetry, breath control, abdominal strength, and spine
stabilization. Instead of isolating muscle groups, train the whole body, integrating the upper
and lower extremities with the trunk. Class is geared toward the more physically fit and experienced exerciser. Instructor: Paul Novak. Please bring a mat to class. Skip 11/26 & 11/27.
50+
MSCR Odana
M
9/14-12/7 12:30-1:30 pm
$41 50443
50+
Dr. Zhou’s Clinic
Th
9/10-12/10
10-11 am
$41 50444
50+
Ashman Library
F
9/11-12/11 10:15-11:15 am $41 50445
Simple Strength
Learn the basics of strength training using weights, bands, and various types of fitness
equipment. Emphasis is on strength that also enhances balance and flexibility. Please bring
a mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+Meadowood Neighhd Ctr Tu
9/8-12/8
9:15-10:15 am
$40 50452
50+
MSCR Odana
W
9/9-12/9
9-10 am
$40 50450
50+Wil Mar Neighborhood Ctr W
9/9-12/9
1-2 pm
$40 50453
50+ Mt. Olive Lutheran Chu Th
9/10-12/10
2-3 pm
$38 50451
Stretch & Strength
This class incorporates stretching exercises to enhance flexibility and strengthening exercises to improve overall fitness. Please bring a mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+ Lussier Comm Edu Ctr W
9/9-12/9
9-9:55 am
$44 50447
50+ Maple Bluff Com Ctr Th
9/10-12/10
1-2 pm
$41 50446
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
204-3023
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Stretch & Strength For Men
This class is geared toward the male participant. Incorporates stretching exercises to
enhance flexibility and strengthening exercises to improve overall fitness. Please bring a
mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/8-12/15
8:15-9:15 am
$44 50448
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/10-12/10 8:15-9:15 am
$41 50449
Strong Women
Learn strength-training that focuses on improving the health and well-being of middle-aged/
older women by increasing strength, muscle mass and bone density. This program was
developed by experts at Tufts University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC). Please bring a mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/8-12/8
8:45-9:45 am
$44 50454
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/8-12/8 10:15-11:15 am $44 50890
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/8-12/8
3:15-4:15 pm
$44 50456
50+
MSCR Odana
Th
9/10-12/10 8:45-9:45 am
$41 50457
50+ Warner Park CRC
Th
9/10-12/10 11 am-12 pm
$41 50891
50+ Mt. Olive Lutheran Chu Th
9/10-12/10
3-4 pm
$41 50455
Tennis
Join us for some great exercise and fun at the wonderful John Powless Tennis Center.
Experienced players only. This is a doubles league. Skip 11/25 & 11/26.
50+ Powless Tennis Ctr W
10/21-12/2
1-2 pm
$52 50481
50+ Powless Tennis Ctr Th
10/22-12/3
1-2 pm
$52 50482
Fitness Walking
For the seasoned walker who wants a more intense workout using poles, hills, and speed.
Must be an experienced walker.
50+
Elver Park
M
9/14-10/19
2-3 pm
$12 50665
Walk Abouts Club
A brisk walk in the great outdoors promotes strong bones, cardiovascular fitness and muscle
strength. All walks are in local neighborhoods, parks and natural areas. Walk schedule is
mailed prior to first class.
50+
various
Tu
9/15-10/27 9:30-10:30 am
$14 50483
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Tai Chi
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Tai Chi - Beginners
Beginning and continuing students flow with relaxing Tai Chi movements. The class starts
with Tai Chi QiGong, strengthening exercises followed by Beijing 24 Tai Chi exercises. Skip
11/26 & 11/27.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/8-12/8
1:45-2:45 pm
$44 50458
50+ Warner Park CRC
W
9/9-12/9
1-2 pm
$44 50459
50+Midvale Comm Lutheran Th
9/10-12/10 4:45-5:45 pm
$41 50461
50+ Warner Park CRC
F
9/11-12/11
1-2 pm
$41 50460
Tai Chi - Continuing
This class teaches Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan (YMT), an early traditional form of Tai Chi.
Consists of sword cuts, KunLun Sword Routine and Part I and II of YMT. Thursday class
reviews Beijing 24, introduces YMT with Thirteen Postures, recaps Parts I and II. Skip 11/26
& 11/27.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/8-12/8
3-4 pm
$44 50462
50+Midvale Comm Lutheran Th
9/10-12/10 3:30-4:30 pm
$41 50464
50+
Hoyt-MSCR F
9/11-12/11 3:05-4:05 pm
$41 50463
Tai Chi - Qigong/Chi Kung
Led by Tai Chi instructor Paul Novak, this class involves movements coordinated with breathing. Class begins with five minutes of abdominal breathing followed by chi’ kung/qigong
massages and Chinese temple exercises as warm ups. The Tai Chi Qigong sequence involves coordinated breath movements and work on balance, flexibility and relaxation. Most
of the class involves movement using breath as the mental focus. Skip 11/27.
50+
Ashman Library
F
9/11-12/11 11:30 am-12:30 pm $41 50465
Tai Chi - Yang Style
This class focuses on the 24 forms Yang style sequence. Beginners learn the form, and
those familiar with the form can review and refresh their practice. Variations in the movements and breathing patterns are touched on as well. Instructor: Paul Novak. Skip 11/27.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
9/9-12/9
4:45-6 pm
$44 50466
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Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
204-3023
Yoga
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Gentle Yoga
A good fit for all ability levels, this class combines slow, gentle yoga movements, breath
awareness and a bit of yoga philosophy. Class ends with meditation and relaxation. Please
bring a yoga mat to class. Skip 11/27.
50+ Goodman Comm Ctr M
9/14-12/7
1-2 pm
$41 50467
50+ Covenant Presbyterian Tu
9/8-12/8 10:30-11:30 am $44 50469
50+
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/8-12/8
1-2 pm
$44 50470
50+ Lussier Comm Edu Ctr F
9/11-12/11
9-10 am
$41 50468
Hatha Yoga
Taught by yoga instructor Paul Novak, this class centers on Hatha Yoga, but samples other
types of yoga including vinyasa/flow, astanga/power, Tibetan and Chinese qigong. Yoga and
qigong breathing work complement the asanas/ postures. Please bring a yoga mat to class.
50+
MSCR Odana
Tu
9/8-12/8
10-11:15 am
$52 50471
Jump Start Yoga
This is an invigorating workout designed to improve muscular strength, flexibility, endurance
and mind/body balance. Taught by certified instructor, Lisa Hausbeck. Skip 11/26.
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/8-12/8
8-9 am
$44 50788
50+ Warner Park CRC
Th
9/10-12/10 8:15-9:15 am
$41 50789
Yoga for Life
Go through a continuous sequence of appropriate yoga asanas (exercises) which are designed to build strength and flexibility. Learn proper body posture and alignment. Class ends
with relaxation and quiet breathing techniques. Please bring a yoga mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+Midvale Comm Lutheran Tu
9/8-12/8 10:45 am-12 pm $52 50475
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/8-12/8
7-8:15 pm
$52 50473
50+
MSCR Odana
Th
9/10-12/10
10-11 am
$41 50476
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
9/10-12/10 11 am-12:15 pm $48 50472
50+
Trinity Lutheran Th
9/10-12/10 1:30-2:45 pm
$48 50474
Yoga For Life Advanced
These classes are designed for the advanced or experienced yoga student. Please bring a
yoga mat to class. Skip 11/26.
50+Midvale Comm Lutheran Tu
9/8-12/8
9:15-10:30 am
$52 50477
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
9/8-12/8
5:30-6:45 pm
$52 50478
50+Midvale Comm Lutheran Th
9/10-12/10 9:15-10:30 am
$48 50479
The Diamond Store of Madison for Generations
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Goodman-Rotary 50+ Fitness
204-3023
Active Aging Week
Active Aging Week celebrates aging and active living. Each year event organizers
engage participants in wellness activities in a safe, friendly and fun atmosphere.
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Pontoon
Enjoy a leisurely sightseeing cruise on one of Madison’s beautiful lakes. Meet at Tenney
Boat Pier.
50+ Tenney Boat Pier
M
9/28
1-3 pm
$ 8
50654
Orienteering
Do you enjoy being outdoors and reading maps? Learn to navigate using a map and
compass and find markers placed throughout the park.
50+ Warner Park CRC
Tu
9/29
10-11:30 am
$ 5
50914
Diabetes Talk
Dr. Jennifer Everton and Registered Nurse Sarah Kuech from Associated Physicians, LLP,
discuss the types and causes of diabetes. They explore detection of prediabetes, symptoms and possible complications of diabetes and learn strategies to prevent diabetes.
This is an interactive session allowing for questions and discussion. Activity is free, but
registration is required.
50+
Sequoya Library
W
9/30
1-2:30 pm see above 50915
Ecological Restoration
The UW Arboretum is well known for its pioneering role in ecological restoration. Join
Arboretum staff for a walk and learn about the ongoing restoration efforts.
50+
Arboretum
Th
10/1
1-2:30 pm
$ 5
50664
Project Home
Have you ever looked at your energy bill and wondered…..What can I do to lower these
costs? Or thought…. How can I do my part to help save energy and the planet? Let
Project Home experienced staff give simple, low-cost steps to reduce your energy usage
and save money. Activity is free, but registration is required.
50+ Warner Park CRC
F
10/2
9-10 am see above 50916
Strength & Posture
Marie Dollak, long time Fitness Instructor, helps make the connection between strength
and posture. Activity is free, but registration is required.
50+ Warner Park CRC
F
10/2
11:15 am-12 pm above 50781
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Fit for the Holidays
Fill in the holiday fitness gaps with 50+ ‘Fit for the Holidays!’ This is a week of classes
at a few of our regular fitness sites. Try Functional Fitness, Yoga, Tai Chi and strength
training - one fee for the week!
Schedule of classes and instructors available in October.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR • Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
M-Sa
12/14-12/19
1-4 pm
$13
50686
MMSD Food & Nutrition serves more than 18,000 meals daily
in more than 50 school sites.
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Breakfast & Lunch
Nutritionally Balanced
Earth Friendly Containers
Garden Bars at more than 20 schools
Whole Grains
Locally Grown & Purchased Products
Free & Reduced-price Meals Available
For more information go to foodsvcweb.madison.k12.wi.us or call 204-4001.
WPRA Discount Tickets
MSCR’s affiliation with the Wisconsin Park and Recreation Association (WPRA) enables us to offer discounted tickets for several popular attractions. Save up to $34 off regular admission! Groups
may purchase discount tickets and save a bundle! Tickets are on sale: Monday–Friday, from 8 am - 4 pm, now– September 3. Purchase tickets at MSCR Office, Hoyt Building, 3802 Regent Street.
Please note: Cash, Mastercard and Visa only. Credit card purchases incur a 3 percent surcharge. For example: A $10 ticket costs $10.30 if a credit card is used. No checks. No refunds.
Age
MSCR Price Gate Price
Age
Chula Vista Resort - Indoor & Outdoor Waterparks
200,000 square feet of waterparks with 27 waterslides, outdoor wave pool, kiddy water
playgrounds, extreme slides and outdoor dining. Ticket expiration 12/30/15.
3 & older
$19.95
$29.95
Save $10!
2 & under
Free
MILWAUKEE CO. ZOO, Milwaukee Home to 3,000 rare and varied animals, including birds, fish and reptiles.
Recognized as one of the finest zoological parks in the country. Ticket expiration 12/31/15.
13 & older
3–12
2 & under
$10.50
$8.50
FREE
$14.25
$11.25
FREE
Save $3.75
Save $2.75
MT. OLYMPUS WATER & THEME PARK, Wisconsin Dells
Largest interactive play area in the US offering indoor and outdoor waterparks and theme
parks. Ticket expiration 9/7/15.
3 & older
$18
$48.03
Save $38.03
2 & under
FREE
FREE
MSCR Price Gate Price
You Save!
NOAH’S ARK, Wisconsin Dells
The Ultimate Dells Adventure wristband offering indoor and outdoor theme parks. Featuring
eight go-karts, six roller coasters, thirty-seven waterslides and Poseidon’s Rage! Ticket
expiration 9/7/15.
3 & older
$31.25 $41.62
Save $10.37
2 & under
FREE
FREE
SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA (Anyday), Gurnee, Il
Celebrate 40 seaseons of fun! Enjoy rides, attractions, games and shows. Extra charge for
water park.
Single Any Day-Adult tickets only Ticket expiration 11/2/15.
Adult (over 48”)
$44.25
$69
Save $24.75
Children 2 & Under FREE
FREE
AAA Driver Improvement Training
Program for drivers over age 55*
Safe Driving workshops for Mature Drivers
• Acts as a quick refresher on defensive driving
Credit card purchases incur a 3
percent
surcharge.
*Drivers who successfully complete this program may be eligible to
receive auto insurance discounts.
For details or to enroll, call
1-866-659-1317 or visit AAA.com
Also call for information regarding
Failure to Yield course.
• Register at www.mscr.org or use form on page 53 •
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Activity Site Locations
204-3000
Alicia Ashman Library, 733 N High Point Rd
Allied Learning Ctr, 2237 Allied Dr
Allis Elem, 4201 Buckeye Rd
Badger Prairie Park, Verona, WI
Badger Rock Middle School ,501 E Badger Rd
Black Hawk Middle, 1402 Wyoming Way
Capitol Lakes Aquatic & Wellness Ctr, 333 W Main St
Cherokee Marsh Park, 600 N Sherman Ave
Cherokee Middle, 4301 Cherokee Dr
Chavez Elem, 3502 Maple Grove Dr
Covenant Presbyterian, 326 Segoe Rd
Cracovia Foil Fencing School, 6111 Odana Road
Crestwood Elem, 5930 Old Sauk Rd
Dr. Zhou’s Clinic, 6425 Normandy Ln
East High, 2222 E Washington Ave
East Madison Community Ctr, 8 Straubel Ct
Elvehjem Elem, 5106 Academy Dr
Elver Park, 1250 McKenna Blvd
Emerson Elem, 2421 E Johnson Dr
Falk Elem, 6323 Woodington Way
Franklin Elem, 305 W Lakeside St
Garner Park, 333 S Rosa Rd
Glendale Elem, 1201 Tompkins Dr
Gompers Elem, 1502 Wyoming Way
Goodman Community Ctr, 149 Waubesa St
Goodman Park, 1406 Wingra Parkway
Good Shepherd Luth Church, 5701 Raymond Rd
Hamilton Middle, , 4801 Waukesha St
Hawthorne Elem, 3344 Concord Ave
Hoyt Bldg (MSCR), 3802 Regent St
Hoyt Park, 3902 Regent St
Huegel Elem, 2601 Prairie Rd
Hy-Vee Grocery Store - East, 3801 E Washington Ave
Jefferson Middle, 101 S Gammon Rd
Kennedy Elem, 221 Meadowlark Dr
Kennedy Heights Comm Ctr, 199 Kennedy Heights
Kennedy Park, 5202 Retana Dr
LaFollette High, 702 Pflaum Rd
Lake View Elem, 1802 Tennyson Ln
Lake Edge United Church of Christ, 422 Buckeye Rd
Lakeview Park, 6300 Mendota Ave, Middleton
Lapham Elem, 1045 E Dayton St
Leopold Elem, 2602 Post Rd
Lindbergh Elem, 4500 Kennedy Rd
Lincoln Elem, 909 Sequoia Tr
Lowell Elem, 401 Maple Ave
Lussier Comm Education Ctr, 55 S Gammon Rd
MSCR - Hoyt, 3802 Regent St
Maple Bluff Comm Ctr, 18 Oxford St
Marquette Elem, 1501 Jenifer St
McKee Farms Park, 2930 Chapel Valley Rd
Meadowood Neighborhood Ctr, 5740 Raymond Rd
Memorial High, 201 S Gammon Rd
Mendota Elem, 4002 School Rd
Midvale Elem, 502 Caromar Dr
Midvale Comm Luth, 4329 Tokay Blvd
Mount Olive Lutheran, 110 N Whitney Way
Muir Elem, 6602 Inner Dr
MSCR Odana, 5625 Odana Rd
O’Keeffe Middle, 510 S Thornton Ave
Olbrich Park, 3330 Atwood Ave
Olson Elem, 801 Redan Dr, Verona
Orchard Ridge Elem, 5602 Russett Rd
Pope Farm Conservancy, 7440 W Old Sauk Rd
Powless Tennis, 801 Struck St
Randall Elem, 1802 Regent St
Sandburg Elem, 4114 Donald Dr
Schenk Elem, 230 Schenk St
Sennett Middle, 502 Pflaum Rd
Sequoya Library, 4340 Tokay Blvd
Shabazz City High, 1601 N Sherman Ave
Sherman Glen Apts, 1110 N Sherman Ave
Sherman Middle, 1610 Ruskin St
Shorewood Elem, 1105 Shorewood Blvd
Spring Harbor Middle, 1105 Shorewood Blvd
Stephens Elem, 120 S Rosa Rd
Tenney Park, 1414 E Johnson St
Tenney Boat Pier,1615 Sherman Ave
Thoreau Elem, 3810 Nakoma Rd
Toki Middle, 5606 Russett Rd
UW Clinics Research Park, 621 Science Dr
UW Arboretum,1207 Seminole Hwy
Vera Ct Comm Ctr, 614 Vera Ct
Vinery, 4122 Macarthur Rd
Warner Park, 1511 Northport Dr
Warner Park Comm Rec Ctr, 1625 Northport Dr
West High, 30 Ash St
Westmorland Park, 4114 Tokay Blvd
West Madison Senior Ctr, 602 Sawyer Terr
Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center 953 Jenifer St
Whitehorse Middle, 218 Schenk St
Wright Middle, 1717 Fish Hatchery Rd
MSCR thanks the following for financial support.
Major Funders
Boomer Harris Fund
City of Madison
Dane County
Goodman 50+ Fund
Friends of MSCR
Group Health Cooperative
Madison Metro School District
National Recreation
& Park Association
WI Department of Public
Instruction
DONORS
Lynne Adolphson
Jane Albert
Mary Allen
Debra Anderson
Susan Andrews
Mary Anglim
Donna Antonie
Priscilla Arsove
Liz Askey
Diane Ballweg
Jean Barg
Meg Barry
Susan Barthel
Jane Bartlett
Janet Battista
Patrick Below
Helen Benton
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Joanna Bleakley
Terry & Karen Bloom
Susan Bowditch
Pamela Bradford
Lorraine Bradley
Kay Brathol-Hostvet
Mary Brennan
Judy Broman
Mary Brush
Carol Burns
Mary Lou Byers
Elizabeth Campbell
Bonnie Carlson
Laurine Carstens
Mary Caulfield
Michael Chandler
Kay Cipperly
Ann Clark
Susan Cochran
Susan Connors
Robert Cook
Vicki Cothroll
Carolyn Culp
Helen Culver
James Dolderer
Tashi Dolma
Barbara Dougherty
Gloria Duane
Jill Dumphy
Gay Eliason
Evelyn Fahrbach
Katherine A. Ferguson
Edwin Ferguson
Ellen Fisher
JoAnne Flowers
Marian Fredal
Jacki Friend
Ed & Elizabeth Garvey
Sharron Gehrig
Lyleth Gjovik
Karen Gould
Michael Gourlie
JoAnne Granquist
Caroline Greenwald
Gerri & Alan Gurman
Kenneth Haak
John Haggarty
Gertrude Hall
Darlene Hansen
Mary Harkness
Rita Harris
Beverly Haugen
Judith Heilizer
Deborah Hoffman
Marcia Holman
Laura Holt
Grace Homb
Norma Hove
William Hoyt
Judith Hunter
Mickey Imhoff
Margaret Jacoby
Joyce Jennings
Rebecca Kaiser
Kathleen Kaiser
LuAnn Kelley
Kristine Koenen
Margaret Koop
Jane Kosolcharoen
Nancy Kosseff
Shirley Krsinich
Kathleen & Richard Kuhnen
Merilyn Kupferberg
Atsuko Kusuda
Barbara Larsen
Susan Lauffer
Glenda Lindsay
James Lins
Caroline Lippincott
Sharon Lohr
Charles & Rosemary Luckett
Marjory Lyford
Kay Magnin
Margaret Maroney
Dolly Marsh
Pat Marshall
Colleen McCabe
Holly McEntee
Margaret McEntire
Marylynne Mehl
June Melder
Barbara Meyer
Gale Meyer
Rozelle Meyer
Barbara Meyer
Sandy Michaels
Jill Miller
Lynette Miller
Nancy Miller
Avery Mistlebauer
Mary Moebius
Amy Moran
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Stephen Mueller
Judith Munger
Mary Lou Muraski
Augistine Murray
Mario Musachia
Nick Nelson
Peggy Nied
Ann Niedermeier
Clare Nordman
Mary Norton
Cassandra Nunez
Christine Olsen
Marjon Ornstein
Dawn Palit
Mary Palmer
Diane Peltin
Judy Peppard
John & Gretchen Petersen
Nan Peterson
Margery Petrashek
Hannah Pinkerton
Karen Pope
Mary Powell
Sita Powell
Susan Preston
Alice Punwar
Steve & Lois Quinn
Clare Radtke
Nancy Ragland
Lorene Reddell
Mary Lou Reinwand
Barbara Rewey
Barry & Nancy Rich
Kathy Rindfleisch
David Roland
Sharon Rounds
Barbara Rowin
Mary Ellen Schlough
Dolores Schmitt
Mary Ann Schulte
Gwen Sharratt
Dolly Shiveler
Enid Simon
Hasanah Sjachrani
Florence Smith
Linda & Gary Smulka
Patty Spires-Merkel
Gary & Georgianna Stebnitz
Rochelle Stillman
Theodore Stresemann
Rayla Temin
Deborah Thomas
Pat Thompson
Marion Tomlinson
Joe Trainer
Connie Wall
Jennifer Wallskog
Noah Walters
Nancy Wanless
Guy Webster
Janice Weinberg
Nancy Welch
Beverly Williams
Levi Wood
Barbara Zanoni
Warner Park Community Recreation Center
1625 Northport Drive, Madison, WI 53704 Phone: 245-3667
MSCR, in collaboration with City of Madison Parks Division, offers recreation programs
at the Warner Park Community Recreation Center. Classes are listed in various activity
sections throughout the program guide. Photo ID cards are required at Warner Park
CRC. MSCR does not give discounts for WPCRC members. ID Forms are available at
www.mscr.org or call 245-3690 ext 0.
CHILDCARE & PREPLAYROOM (CHILDCARE AT Warner Park CRC)
Drop-in childcare for parents/guardians participating in programs or utilizing Warner Park CRC
facilities. On-site registration only. *Non-Warner Park CRC members pay $3/hour per child.
Fees subject to change. Hours subject to change. Age
Day
Day
Time
Member Fees
1-10
MTWR
8/31-12/23 5-8 pm
$2/hr per child
1-10
TR
9/1-12/22 8:30-11 am
PARENT/CHILD PLAY TIME
Indoor riding toys and a variety of dramatic play toys for parents & children to enjoy together.
On-site registration only. Family ID required.
Age
Day
Date
Time
Fees
0-5
MWF
8/31-12/23 9:30 am - 12 pm $5 per family
All paper work must be processed at the MSCR Office/Hoyt, 3802 Regent St.
Look for your favorite Warner Park CRC arts & enrichment, fitness and youth sports classes listed throughout
the program guide. Photo IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park CRC please see www.mscr.org for a form or call 245-3690.
MSCR Meadowood NeighborHood Center
5740 Raymond Rd, Madison, WI 53711
Phone: 467-8360
Meadowood Neighborhood Center expanded to a new larger space!
MSCR operates the neighborhood center in collaboration with the City of Madison on
the outhwest side, in the Meadowood Shopping Center. The purpose is to provide a safe,
supervised place for youth during afterschool and evening hours. The center also offers arts
and enrichment programs, fitness classes and a place for neighbors and other local groups
to meet.
Here are some program highlights. For a complete list go to www.mscr.org and click on
Meadowood Neighborhood Center.
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Middle and High School Programming
Tutoring
Computer Lab
Adult Fitness
Knitting Group
Writing Group
Job Search help
Computer Classes
Play & Learn
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Registration Information
204-3000
Registration starts Monday, August 10 for residents of Madison Metropolitan School District.
Non-residents may register beginning Monday, August 24. See instructions below.
For Speedier Registration Please update your EZ-REG account prior to the
first day of registration.
1. Complete the Registration Form on page 53. All members of a household may register for multiple
classes on one form. All fees include appropriate sales tax. Or Register online at www.mscr.org with EZ-REG online registration.
2.
Include first and alternate choice where applicable. If your first choice is full, we will try your alternate choice. If both choices
are full, your fee will be returned and you will be wait listed.
3. 4. 5. Make check or money order payable to MSCR. Visa and MasterCard also accepted.
204-3000
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Receipts are emailed, unless a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Please update your email account.
Return to MSCR one of three easy ways: mail, drop off or fax (see above). Please allow at least two full weeks to receive your
confirmation. Please note: Online registration confirmations are not mailed. Please print your confirmation at time of registration.
It is helpful to bring confirmation to the first class.
MAIL:
MSCR - 3802 Regent St,
Madison, WI 53705
Drop Off:
MSCR - 3802 Regent St • Madison
8 am-4:30 pm, Monday-Friday
Policies & Procedures - Please Read
Información en Español
Las guías de programas de MSCR en español están disponibles en las escuelas de Madison
en la oficina del especialista bilingüe o en la oficina principal, o puede buscarlas en la
oficina de MSCR en Hoyt o en el Centro Comunitario Warner. Hay una versión disponible
en nuestro sitio de Internet: www.mscr.org. Para mayor asistencia, comuníquese con la
asistente bilingue de programas al 204-3057
Register Early! Registration begins Monday,
August 10
Fax:
204-0557
Visa/Mastercard
Reg Online:
Registration for most MSCR
activites at: www.mscr.org EZ-REG
Customer Privacy Statement
Please note, for the privacy and protection of our participants, we only disclose participant
information to individuals listed on the individual or family account. If an individual not listed
on the account requests information, we direct them to the main contact on that account.
Refunds
Full refunds are made if MSCR cancels programs. Refunds (minus a $5 service charge per
transaction) are only given up to one week prior to the start of class. Letters of credit, which
may be used within one year of issue, are available in lieu of refunds. No refunds or credits
are given with less than one week’s notice. Pool passes are non-refundable.
Non-Resident Registration begins Monday, August 24
Many programs fill up rapidly -- but some programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment. Please register at least two weeks prior to program start. No phone registration or
reservations. Online registration is not available after a class begins. Fall Program Guide
good through December 2015. Only registered customers are allowed to participate. Paper
registrations are only accepted at the MSCR Office, 3802 Regent Street. Instructors do not
accept registration forms at the class site.
Photo IDs are required for classes at Warner Park Community Recreation Center. Please go
to www.mscr.org for a form. Annual ID card fees are $5 for an individual and $10 for a family
(families of more than 4 pay $3 per person). Non-residents pay $15 for an individual and $25
for a family. Please call 245-3694 for more information. MSCR does not give discounts for
WPCRC members. Paper registrations are only accepted at the MSCR Office, 3802 Regent
Street.
Fee Assistance
Insurance
Fee waivers are available only to MMSD residents. MSCR youth program fees may be
partially or fully waived on request for persons meeting the criteria for free or reduced lunch.
Eligible adults must have income at or below 185 percent of Federal Poverty Level (see chart
on back of registration form). Participants are encouraged to pay a partial fee. Fee waiver
requests must accompany registration form. Fee waivers are not granted after registration is
processed. Complete the Request for Fee Waiver form on reverse side of registration form.
Residency
A resident resides at an address within the MMSD; a resident also includes a student who
does not reside at an address within the MMSD, but attends school in the MMSD under the
Madison School Board’s Open Enrollment Policy. Non-residents pay 50 percent more than
residents except for programs/activities with a different pricing structure such as the rental/
use of pontoon boats.
Cancellations
In the event of severe weather, please call 204-3044 or check out www.mscr.org for
program cancellations. MSCR may cancel programs due to low enrollment.
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Classes at Warner Park Community Recreation Center
MSCR does not provide individual accident insurance for participants.
Services For People With Disabilities
(Voice 204-3025 and 204-3058 TDD) MSCR provides two program options for people with
disabilities: Inclusion Services provides individualized accommodations in any MSCR program and Adaptive Programs are tailored for those needing or desiring a specialized setting
with more support. Please see page 7 for more information. If you have a disability or are
the parent/guardian of a child with a disability, and require accommodations to participate,
please inform MSCR at the time of registration. At least two week’s notice is requested to
coordinate reasonable accommodations.
Missed Programs
Programs missed for individual absences (i.e. schedule conflict, vacation, etc.) are not
“made up” nor may participants attend programs other than the one they are registered.
Law Regarding Concussion Prevention
Wisconsin Act 172 (Concussion Law) states that any child under 19 years of age,
who is engaged in an organized athletic activity, athletic game or competition must
receive information about the law and return the signed Parent & Athlete Agreement
before participating. MSCR is requiring parents to complete forms prior to their child
participating in certain programs. For more information go to the MSCR website,
www.mscr.org, and click on Concussion Information on the menu. The site has
information to read, a video to watch and Parent/Athlete forms to print, sign and
return to MSCR.
First Name
Madison School & Community Recreation Office: MSCR 3802 Regent St., Madison, WI 53705
MSCR Registration Form
Head of Household/Parent/Guardian:
Last Name
Program Title
Phone: 608-204-3000
Preferred Phone
City
Para ayuda en español, marque el 204-3057.
Fax: 608-204-0557
Alternate Phone
Zip code
Course #
Total $____________
Donation $ ____________
Fee Total $ ____________
Fee
Are you an MMSD resident? (Check one)
___Yes ___ No, Non MMSD residents pay 50
% more. See page 48.
Start Time
State
Youth sizes
XS
S
M
L
XL
Start Date
Credit Card Number:
Expiration Date: Card Holder Print Name:___________________________________
Q___________________
Payment Amount $______ Authorized Signature::
/
__ I am applying for fee assistance. Please see reverse page. ____ Credit Card: MasterCard or Visa Only
Payment: (check all that apply) ____ Cash ____ Check #_________ (Payable to MSCR)
T-Shirt Size (if applicable to program) Name:__________________________ Size:______
Name:__________________________ Size:______
Location
Apt #
Choice
Street Address
Race
(below)
Do you require accommodations to particapte in an activity?
___Yes ____ No Explain:
Grade
2015-2016
1st
Email (Required for registration confirmation OR send a stamped, self-addressed envelope)
Gender
Please note disability or health concern (if any):
Participant’s Full Name
Date of
Birth m/d/y
Alternate,
if any
1st
Alternate,
if any
1st
Alternate,
if any
1st
Alternate,
if any
Race: *Please indicate above using corresponding number: (Optional)
1. American Indian or
4. Native Hawaiian or
Alaskan Native
Other Pacific Islander
5. Hispanic
2. Asian
3. Black or African American
6. White
7. Multiracial
Liability Waiver - Signature Required for Participation
Q______________________________________
By registering or participating, the registrant understands that individual accident insurance is not
provided for MSCR programs and agrees to adhere to program rules. I do hereby, for myself, my
heirs, executors, and administrators, waive, release, and forever discharge any and all rights and
claims for damages that I may have or that may hereafter accrue to me arising out of or, in any way
connected with my participation in MSCR Program. Photos may be taken during program for educational and marketing purposes. I have read and agree to follow the registration and refund policies.
Signature:
IDs are required for classes at Warner Park Community Recreation Center. Go to www.mscr.org for more information.
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Request for Fee Waiver
Fee Waivers - Please read
Fee waivers are available only to MMSD residents. Non-residents do not qualify for Fee Waivers. Fee waiver request and payment
must accompany Registration Form. Fee waivers are not granted after registration is processed.
Please fill out completely and check each item as appropriate. No refunds or adjustments. Please note: Any payments included with your
Registration Form are applied to program fees for requested courses.
A. Name
Participant Name: ____________________________________ _____________________________________
Last
First
Parent/Guardian Name: ________________________________
(for age 17 & under)
Last
____________________________________
First
B. Circle Your Family Size & Income - 185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines (Gross Income*)
Family Size
Annual Monthly
Twice/MonthlyEvery Two Weeks Weekly
1
$21,589.56 $1,799.13 $899.57 $830.37 $415.18
2
$29,100.48 $2,425.04 $1,212.52 $1,119.25 $559.62
3
$36,611.52 $3,050.96 $1,525.48 $1,408.14 $704.07
4
$44,122.56 $3,676.88 $1,838.44 $1,697.02 $848.51
5
$51,633.48 $4,302.79 $2,151.40 $1,985.90 $992.95
6
$59,144.52 $4,928.71 $2,464.36 $2,274.79 $1,137.39
7
$66,655.56 $5,554.63 $2,777.32 $2,563.68 $1,281.84
8
$74,166.48 $6,180.54 $3,090.27 $2,852.56 $1,426.28
Each Add
$7,511.04 $625.92 $312.96 $288.89 $144.44
REMINDER:
Circle Your
Income
*Gross Income, as the term is used in this table, means: Income before any deductions such as income taxes,
Social Security taxes, insurance premiums, charitable contributions and bonds.
1._________I, or my child, was already approved for a Fee Waiver in 2015 for _________________________________ (Program Area). Skip questions
in Section C.
C. Participant - cOMPLETE “Adult” or “Child” sECTIONS FOR FEE wAIVERS REQUESTED
o Adult
Fee waivers are limited to one course per adult per program *session. Adult participants are required to pay 50% of the course fee.
Check one:
1._____ My family income is at or below 185% of the Federal Poverty Level as circled above. Answer #2.
2._____ I am requesting a fee waiver and can pay $_____ toward the fee which is enclosed.
If fee waiver request exceeds 50% of program cost, please explain and enclose proof of income:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
o Child (age 17 and under)
Fee waivers are limited to two courses per child per program *session. MSCR youth program fees may be partially or fully waived for
youth meeting the criteria for free or reduced lunch. Parents/guardians are requested to pay what they can towards the program fee.
1. _____My family income is at or below 185% of the Federal Poverty Level as circled above.
Answer #2 and #3.
2. _____My child qualifies for free lunch ____yes _____no; or reduced lunch ____yes _____no.
3. _____I am requesting a fee waiver and can pay $___________ towards the fee, which is enclosed.
There are three sessions per year - Winter/Spring, Summer and Fall.
PARENT ACADEMY
Parent Academy is
a series of workshops
and courses for to help develop knowledge,
skillls and networks for leading your child’s
education and advocating for thriving schools.
Madison
Metropolitan
School
District
(MMSD)
staff,
community
partners
and
national
experts
offer
courses
and
workshops
in person, online and via phone.
Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD)
To register, call 608.663.5977
Parent Academy Workshop/ Course Title
All courses are free of charge.
Day
Date
Time
Improving Parent / School Communications
Tue
9/15/15
6 – 7 PM
MMSD Online Learning
MMSD Central Office
Building Room 103
Wed
9/16/15
5 – 6:30 PM
Sennett Middle
502 Pflaum Rd
Madison, WI 53716
Tue
10/20/15
6 – 7 PM
Google Apps for Education – Here is what your kids are using!
Shorewood
Elementary School
1105 Shorewood Blvd
Madison, WI 53705
Tue
11/10/15
6 – 7 PM
Learning How to Navigate the MMSD Website and Tools Your
Students Use
Huegel Elementary
2601 Prairie Rd
Madison, WI 53719
Sat
1/23/16
8:30 AM –
12:30 PM
Parents’ Guide to Social Media for their Children
Whitehorse Middle
218 Schenk St
Madison, WI 53714
Wed
4/19/16
6 – 7 PM
Maximizing Your Mobile Devices
Sennett Middle
502 Pflaum Rd,
Madison, WI 53716
Tue
5/17/16
6 – 7 PM
Health, Safety, & Nutrition
[This course examines the topics of health, safety and nutrition
within the context of the early childhood educational setting.
Course competencies include: follow governmental regulations
and professional standards as they apply to health, safety
and nutrition; provide a safe, healthy, and nutritionally sound
early childhood program; adhere to child abuse and neglect
mandates; apply Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) risk
reduction strategies; incorporate health, safety and nutrition
concepts into the children’s curriculum.]
Madison College –
South Campus
Sun
8/30/15 – 12/13/15
12:30 – 3:30 PM
MMSD Central Office
Building
545 W. Dayton St
TBD
TBD
TBD
Wed
10/14/15
4:30 – 6 PM
Homework Help in a Digital World
Welcoming Schools: LGBTQ Embracing Family Diversity
[Learn about new work in MMSD for welcoming lesbian, gay,
bisexual, and transgender students and families in MMSD
school communities.]
Best Practices of a PTO/PTA
[Come and learn about how to find out whether your parent
group is a recognized nonprofit organization, whether it should
be or not, and where MMSD parent group leaders can get
supported and coaching in this area.]
MMSD Central Office
Building
545 W. Dayton St,
Room 100A
www.mmsd.org/face
Family & Community Engagement
663-5977
Location
Gompers Elementary
1502 Wyoming Way
Madison, WI 53704
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PARENT ACADEMY
WI FACETS
(Wisconsin Family Assistance Center for Education, Training & Support)
To register, call 877.374.0511 or go to www.wifacets.org. All courses are free of charge.
Parent Academy Workshop/ Course Title
Location
Day
Date
Time
Best Practices in Community Outreach Relating to Services for
Individuals with Disabilities
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
9/2/15
12-1 PM
Parent Support: How to Cope
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
9/9/15
12-1 PM
Los Derechos del Padre en el Programa de Nacimiento a 3
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
9/11/15
12-1 PM
WSEMS: Dispute Resolution Options
[The WI Special Education Mediation System (WSEMS) has been
helping parents and schools resolve disputes about special
education since 1996. Learn about free early dispute resolution
options available through WSEMS (mediation, facilitated IEPs,
facilitated resolution meetings).]
Phone Conference
Call
Mon
9/14/15
12-1 PM
Parent Representation on the Birth to 3 Program ICC:
Opportunities for Families
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
9/16/15
12-1 PM
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR): What It Is and How
It Can Help
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
9/23/15
12-1 PM
Bullying
[This workshop contains basic information on bullying and
harassment. The focus is on the child with a disability who is the
target of bullying. Participants will learn:
-How to recognize bullying behavior
-Intervention strategies and the prevention of bullying
-How goals and special education services can be written into
the IEP to help prevent and intervene against bullying
-The role of school policy to respond to and prevent harassment
Suggested workshops to take BEFORE this workshop: None
Suggested workshops to take AFTER this workshop: IEP Part I and
IEP Part II]
Phone Conference
Call
Thur
9/24/15
12-1 PM
Introducción a la Educación Especial
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
9/25/15
12-1 PM
Webinar
Thur
10/1/15
12-1 PM
IEP(Individualized Education Plan) Part 1
Phone Conference
Call
Tues
10/6/15
12-1 PM
Navigating the Special Education Maze
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
10/7/15
12-1 PM
IEP Part 2
Phone Conference
Call
Thur
10/8/15
12-1 PM
WI Special Ed. Mediation System: Facilitated IEPs
Phone Conference
Call
Mon
10/12/15
12-1 PM
IEPs and the Common Core Standards
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
10/14/15
12-1 PM
Webinar
Thur
10/15/15
12-1 PM
Apoyos e Intervenciones para Obtener una Conducta Positiva
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
10/16/15
12-1 PM
A Family Guide to PBIS
Phone Conference
Call
Tue
10/20/15
12-1 PM
Webinar
Thur
10/29/15
12-1 PM
Resolviendo Desacuerdos a Través de la Mediación
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
10/30/15
12-1 PM
Specially Designed Physical Education for Students with
Disabilities
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
11/4/15
12-1 PM
Serving on Groups that Make Decisions (Section 1 & 2)
Serving on Groups that Make Decisions (Section 3)
663-5977
Serving on Groups that Make Decisions (Section 4 & 5)
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Webinar
Thur
11/5/15
12-1 PM
RTI (Response to Intervention): What Parents Need to Know
Phone Conference
Call
Tue
11/10/15
12-1 PM
Tourette Syndrome: What Every Parent & Professional Need to
Know
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
11/11/15
12-1 PM
Transición del Programa Nacimiento a 3 a la Escuela
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
11/13/15
12-1 PM
Getting & Keeping Your First Job
Phone Conference
Call
Tue
11/17/15
12-1 PM
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
11/18/15
12-1 PM
Webinar
Thur
11/19/15
12-1 PM
Intellectual Disabilities Eligibility Criteria
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
12/2/15
12-1 PM
Programa de Educación Individualizado (IEP) Parte I
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
12/4/15
12-1 PM
Wisconsin Special Education Mediation System (WSEMS):
Mediation
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
12/9/15
12-1 PM
Programa de Educación Individualizado (IEP) Parte II
[This workshop will be presented in Spanish]
Phone Conference
Call
Fri
12/11/15
12-1 PM
Taking the “Mis” Out of Misunderstood Kids
Phone Conference
Call
Wed
12/16/15
12-1 PM
Serving on Groups that Make Decisions (Section 7 & 8)
PARENT ACADEMY
Serving on Groups that Make Decisions (Section 6)
Urban League – Vocational Training
To register, call 608.628.1270
Parent Academy Workshop/ Course Title
Construction Workforce Diversity Alliance – Apprenticeship
[This is an informational session that will teach you about
apprenticeship, skilled trades and what resources are available
to help you to become an apprentice.]
All courses are free of charge.
Location
Day
Date
Time
Lussier Community
Education Center,
55 S. Gammon Rd
Thur
9/16/15
6:30 – 8 PM
Food & Nutrition Production Center
To register, call 608.204.4003
All courses are free of charge.
Registration is required.
Parents and guardians are invited to tour the MMSD Food & Nutrition Production Center and learn more
about school meal programs, garden bars, new initiatives and USDA meal requirements. Tasty samples
included! Please email slcotter@madison.k12.wi.us to register, or call 204-4003 for more information.
Limit of 20.
Parent Academy Workshop/ Course Title
Day
Date
Time
Food Production
Center, Pflaum Rd
Wed
10/7/15
9 AM
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663-5977
School Nutrition 101 Featuring a Kitchen Tour
Location
3
PARENT ACADEMY
Edgewood College
TO REGISTER CALL 608.663.2294
Edgewood College offers daily tours to learn about the college and how to apply. To register, call
608.663.2294 or go to http://www.edgewood.edu/Prospective-Students/Undergraduate/Visit
Parent Academy Workshop/ Course Title
Edgewood College daily tours
Location
Day
Date
Time
Edgewood College
Mon-Fri
Ongoing
10 AM or 2 PM
Edgewood College
TO REGISTER CALL 608.663.2294
Come to a special presentation for high school juniors and their families. Learn about the college,
admissions, and receive a tour.
To resgister, call 608.663.2294 or go to http://www.edgewood.edu/Events/Fall-Preview-Day.
Parent Academy Workshop/ Course Title
Location
Day
Date
Time
Edgewood College Fall Preview Day
Edgewood College
Fri
10/23/15
9 – 1 PM
Edgewood College Fall Preview Day
Edgewood College
Fri
10/30/15
9 – 1 PM
Parent Academy is open to parents, guardians,
family members and other caring adults who play
a parent role in the lives of young people.
• Face-to-Face, Online, and Phone Workshops
and Courses
• Develop Skills & Networks to Lead Your Child’s
Education
663-5977
• College Credit Options
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