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MSCR Summer 2013
Program Guide
index
Accommodations for persons
with disabilities/TDD (Inclusion Services)
8
Adaptive Recreation 8
Adventure - Canoe Trips
34-35
Art Cart7
Arts & Enrichment Adult32-33
Preschool & Parent/Child
12
Youth13-14
Day Trips30
Attraction Tickets & Services
27
Camps - New Middle Section
C1-C12
Preschool Camp Express
C3
Facination StationC4-C5
Super Center Arts Camp
C6
Kids Kamp @ Warner Park CRC
C7
Safe HavenC8
MAD Town Adventures
C9
Camp ExplorersC9
MAD City Sports Camp
C10
CR8TV UC10
Greenhouse CampC10
MAD Youth Camp C11
Soccer Day Camps C12
Sports CampsC8
Elements Team Building 34
Equipment Rentals 27
Goodman–Rotary 50+ Fitness
41-45
High School Programs
9, 39, C10-C11
Fitness-Adult/Teen36-38
Friends of MSCR/Golf Outing
31
Meadowood Neighborhood Center
47
Pontoon Boat Rides 28-29
Registration Information48-50
Registration Form49
Fee Waiver Form/Information
50
Warner Park CRC information
47
Safe Haven Child Care
C8
Softball
Adult Leagues 40
Youth Coach Pitch & T-Ball
15
Adult Sports40
Leagues 40
Baseball 40
Softball40
Volleyball40
Tennis 39
Youth Sports15-19
Baseball Clinic 15
Coach Pitch15
Kung Fu15, 36
Soccer League 16
Soccer CampC12
T-Ball15
Tennis 17-19
Volleyball Camp15
Wrestling Camp15
Swimming 20-26
Adult/Teen Lessons20
Aqua Aerobics20
Infant/Preschool lessons20-26
Youth Lessons20-26
Tennis
Like us on
Adult39
Facebook
Youth17-19
MSCR thanks the following businesses for advertising.
All Pumped Up
Animart
Badger Gymnastics Academy West
Bouncy Town USA
Camp Anokijig
Camp Invention
Camp Randall Rowing Club
Cave of the Mounds
Childrens Theater of Madison
Farley’s House of Pianos
Girl Scouts of Wisconsin
Badgerland Council
Goodman’s Jewelers
Group Health Cooperative
Just Between Friends
Kids Express Learning Center
Lynn’s Craft Shop
Madison Ice Skating School
Madtown Twisters
Metro Ford of Madison
Monroe Street Fine Arts
Oak Park Nursing & Rehabilitation
Paik’s Traditional Martial Arts
Rosy Cheeks
Sun Prairie Parks & Recreation
Swimwest
The Vinery
University Book Store
Wisconsin Tennis Association
Wisconsin Youth Company
MMSD Summer School Enrichment is no longer in
the MSCR Program Guide.
Please call 608-663-5201 or go to
mmsd.org/summerenrichment
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 - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday, www.mscr.org
MSCR Executive Director: Lucy Chaffin
MMSD Interim SUPERINTENDENT: Jane Belmore
MADISON BOARD OF EDUCATION: James Howard (President), Mary Burke, Maya
Cole, Ed Hughes, Beth Moss, Marjorie Passman and Arlene Silveira.
MSCR CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Sheila Bagley, Blinda Beason, Patricia
Carroll, Bob Darm, Dale Holmen, Emy Imhoff, Sue Ellen Jensen, Jennifer Lindsley,
Rebecca Murray, Robin Nathan, Sharon Rounds, Richard Walker, Kate Wesselink,
and Excell Williams. 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 Alberto Villanueva, Amy Climer, Alex Connelly, 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. 1, March 3, 2013
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 3
Dear Friends,
MSCR offers many programs to help you live a healthier lifestyle. As a
resident of the Madison Metropolitan School District, you are already a
“member.” No monthly fees are required to take advantage of our large
menu of affordable fitness, sports and wellness activities.
MSCR offers many program options to fit a variety of family schedules.
Whether you need week long camps or all summer programming for your
children, we have some fun and innovative choices! Don’t forget to check
out our exciting preschool camp offerings for younger campers.
MSCR is committed to keeping kids active and healthy. Our camps offer
children active play and meet or exceed the minimum requirement of sixty
minutes of daily activity for youth. Sign up today and get your family
moving this summer through MSCR!
Sincerely,
Lucy Chaffin
MSCR Executive Director
Dear Residents,
Summer is one of those things that brings a smile to the face of youth
and adult alike. Summer has many possibilities for fun and creating
great memories. The staff at MMSD and MSCR feel that summer is also
a great time to take advantage of experiential learning opportunities
and to try something new that can refresh and rejuvenate-regardless of
your age!
For youth I would point to the wonderful opportunities in this MSCR
Program Guide such as, attending a camp where your child can develop social skills, get outdoors, and try new activities. Another option
is to take swimming or tennis lessons to learn a valuable lifelong skill,
or develop your child’s creative side with one of the many art or enrichment classes.
There are also many opportunities for adults to pursue lifelong learning and wellness. MSCR activities help you keep a good balance of
mind and body wellness and strengthen our role as models of healthy
lifestyle for our family and friends.
I encourage you to take advantage of the beautiful community we live
in this summer to refresh and renew your commitment to a healthy
lifestyle by participating in an MSCR program.
Sincerely,
4 • Registration Form on Page 49
Jane Belmore
Interim Superintendent, MMSD
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Special events & Day Trips
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Join Us for these New Exciting Events!
Special events
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
Solar System Vacation - NEW For Families!
Day Trips
FeeCourse #
Plan your next ‘vacation’ anywhere in the solar system and get away from it all! Our
‘travel agents’ help you choose a far away destination and plan a getaway that is out of
this world! Tourists who complete the stations and get their passport stamped, earn an
amazing prize. Gaze at a short planetarium program to preview potential “vacations”
and discover shorter options to the moon, learn about rockets propulsion and stability,
plan your route using a 3D model of the planets, get a grip on interplanetary distances
with a scale model of the solar system, use robots to collect souvenirs samples and much
more! Content best suited for children grades 2-5, but ages 5 and up welcome. MSCR,
the MMSD Planetarium, and the Memorial High School Astronomy and Robotics clubs
host this unique event.
5+ Memorial Planetarium Sa
4/20
3-4:30 pm
$ 5 42221
5+ Memorial Planetarium Sa
4/20
4-5:30 pm
$ 5 42220
Madison Lakes-What’s on the Bottom?
Calling all fisherman, history buffs and anyone interested in a unique perspective of
Madison’s Lakes. Join us for riveting information from Rick Krueger who started diving
22 years ago. Experience stories, videos and pictures of what is laying on the bottom
of these lakes. Learn about, a homemade launch that sank, Blackhawk cave on Lake
Mendota where Chief Blackhawk hid, sunken boats and cars, bullets from the Civil War,
and much more. Rick is best known for solving a 45 year old mystery of two men who
mysteriously disappeared. He has developed the most extensive database of fishing
cribs, rock bars and structure available on the four lakes.
18+LaFollette Auditorium Sa
4/27
9-11 am
$ 5 42295
Learn to Ride
Learn easy, hands-on techniques and get your child riding solo on two wheels. This
innovative approach covers adjusting your child’s bike helmet, balancing on a bike,
pedaling, stopping and steering control. Includes a free bike helmet, helmet fitting, bike
safety, practice time and goodie bag. Bike helmets are required to ride. Children must
be accompanied by a companion 16+ or older. Bring the child’s bike to class. In collaboration with MSCR and Madison Dept of Transportation. A limited number of practice
bikes are available. Meet in the parking lot.
4+Elvehjem Su
5/5
10 am-12 pm $7 42343
4+
Olson Sa
5/11
10 am-12 pm $7 42338
4+
Falk Tu
6/18
5:30-7:30 pm $7 42340
4+
Mendota Th
6/20
5:30-7:30 pm $7 42341
4+Leopold W
7/10
5:30-7:30 pm $7 42342
Flash Mob Family
This class teaches a fun routine to perform at a secret location. Be a part of MSCR history as we learn new moves and bring them to an unsuspecting audience. No experience
required, multiple skill levels welcome! The performance date is scheduled outside of
class time - most likely on the weekend. The performance date will be available shortly
before class begins. Need more information? Google “Flash Mob” to for examples of a
Flash Mob.
K-5 +adult Memorial MW 6/17-6/26 6:15-7:45 pm $15 42159
Check out Fitness Special Events
on page 36.
FLASH MOB?
MSCR is looking for interested businesses or individuals that
have an event, celebration, marriage proposal, location or
announcement that would be perfect for a Flash Mob. Flash
Mobs usually take place in the evening or on the weekend. We
plan about 3-6 months ahead, so if you have an idea, please
call 608-204-4583.
6 • Registration Form on Page 49
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Nature Walk at Governor Dodge State Park, dodgeville
Join us for a day in nature outside at Governor Dodge State Park and finish the trip at
Rural Route 1 Popcorn in Montfort, WI. The State Park Ranger provides a welcome talk,
history of the park, explains park amenities and a wolking tour. The State Park naturalist
takes us on a walking nature tour. There is some time to explore on your own. Last stop
is in Montfort, WI to Rural Route 1 Popcorn. Bring a packed picnic lunch, walking shoes
and dress for the weather. Depart at 8 am from Sears Dept Store at West Towne Mall
and return at 5 pm. For more information go to: dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/govdodge or www.ruralroute1.com
*Register by 4/15 to get the Early Bird rate of $24.
18+ Sears - West Towne Mall Tu
6/4
8 am-5 pm *$24 42254
Trip Lake Geneva Cruise, Lake Geneva
A luncheon tour is the highlight of the day on Lake Geneva. Enjoy the scenic wonders
of this enchanting historical glacier made, spring fed lake. Board the Grand Belle of
Geneva. Lunch is Chicken Cordon “Belle” a boneless chicken breast stuffed with ham
and Swiss cheese included. Alternate menus available by request, please contact MSCR
to clarify. At least one hour of shopping time is available after the cruise at downtown
Lake Geneva. Depart LaFollette HS Parking Lot at 9 am and return at 4:45 pm.
18+LaFollette Parking Lot W
6/19
9 am-5 pm
$65 42212
Trip Shopping on Michigan Avenue, Chicago
Want to shop or see the sights in Chicago? Join us to explore all that Michigan Avenue
has to offer. No need to worry about the tolls, driving, traffic, or parking. We drop off
as close as possible to the cross streets of Rush/Superior. Make plans for the big city!
Trip includes transportation only. Depart LaFollette HS Parking Lot at 7:30 am and return
around 9:30 pm.
18+LaFollette Parking Lot Sa
6/29
7:30 am-9:30 pm $39 42213
Chicago Museums
Join us on a fun-filled day trip to a few museums in Chicago. All located within walking
distance of each other. See the fabulous fish and other sea life and watch an aquatic show
(www.sheddaquarium.org), see America’s first Planetarium (www.adlerplanetarium.org) or
visit dinosaur exhibits and ancient Egypt at the Field Museum (www.fieldmuseum.org). Lunch
and admission to the museums are on your own. Depart LaFollette High School Parking Lot
at 7 am and return to Madison by 6 pm. What a great way to see these fantastic Museums! *Register by 5/31 to get the Early Bird rate of $35.
6+LaFollette Parking Lot Sa
7/20
7 am-6 pm *$35 42026
American Girl Luncheon - Chicago
Interested in taking your favorite girl to the AG store? It is truly an amazing treat to visit
the American Girl Store in downtown Chicago. Be sure to bring your doll! A luncheon
for you and your doll as well as a personal shopper are included. For an additional
fee options include: a photo shoot - to be a cover girl on an American Girl Magazine,
a special portrait with your doll, a trip to the Doll Salon a new doll hair style, or if you
doll needs repair-a trip to the doll hospital. Truly a day to remember. Depart from LaFollette HS Parking Lot at 7:30 am and return around 8 pm. Fee included transportation,
luncheon, tax and gratuity. www.americangirl.com
6+LaFollette Parking Lot Sa
8/17
7:30 am-8 pm $65 41939
Bus Trip Registration Policies:
• Separate registration forms are required for each household.
• If the trip is full, please sign up for the waitlist.
• Early Bird price is listed only if available.
• All trips include a MSCR Tour Coordinator and a coach bus with bathroom
and wi-fi.
• Movies may be shown on the bus.
• You are allowed to bring food on the bus.
• Personal items may stay on the locked bus.
• If traveling with a friend it is advised to arrive early and together when boarding to
ensure you can sit next to each other on the bus.
204-3000
204-3021
Art Cart
ART CART
Celebrating 38 Years in Madison! Free Drop-In Art Activities!
The Art Cart is a free, drop-in traveling art program that provides creative, outdoor art-making experiences
to children ages 3+ and their families. Activities include both group and individual projects with a variety of
materials lasting 15-45 minutes. Children ages 6 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Groups
larger than 8 participants are limited to one visit per summer and must pre-register at 608-204-3021. Friday
afternoon beach locations feature sand plaster casting and the week of July 22 features painting of the Vilas
Park Shoe. Sponsored by the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art and Madison School & Community
Recreation. We hope to see you at a park in your neighborhood this summer!
Date
Morning: 9am-12pm
Thurs., 6/20
Huegel School
Fri., 6/21Elmside Circle Park
Afternoon: 1pm-4pm
Bordner Park
BB Clarke Beach
Mon., 6/24
XCountry Grove Park
Tues., 6/25Acewood Park
Warner Park
Wed., 6/26
X
Willy Street Park
Thurs., 6/27
Shorewood School
Westmorland Park
Fri., 6/28Lucia Crest ParkTenney Beach
Evening: 5-7:30pm
X
X
Spring Harbor Park
X
Sandburg School
X
X
Mon., 7/1
XLeopold SchoolEagle Heights Comm Ctr
Tues., 7/2Elvehjem ParkEast Madison Comm Center
X
Wed., 7/3
XNakoma Park
Hoyt Park
Fri., 7/5
Segoe Park
Olbrich Beach
X
Mon., 7/8
X
Wexford ParkElver Park
Tues., 7/9
Windom Way ParkAcewood Park
X
Wed., 7/10
X
Olson SchoolRennebohm Park
Thurs., 7/11
Bernie’s Beach
Marlborough Park
X
Fri., 7/12Richmond Hills Park
Warner Beach X
Mon., 7/15
XElmside Circle Park
Warner Park
Tues., 7/16
Westmorland Park
Meadowood Park
X
Wed., 7/17
X
Worthington ParkLake Edge Park
Thurs., 7/18Carpenter-Ridgeway ParkElvehjem Park
X
Fri., 7/19
Walnut Grove Park
BB Clarke Beach
X
Mon., 7/22
X
X
X
Tues., 7/23Vilas Park ShoeVilas Park Shoe
X
Wed., 7/24
XVilas Park ShoeVilas Park Shoe
Thurs., 7/25Vilas Park Shoe
X
X
Fri., 7/26
Hoyt Park
Olbrich Beach
X
Join Us to paint the
Vilas Shoe!
July 23-July 25
at Vilas Park
Mon., 7/29
X
Shorewood School Garner Park
Tues., 7/30Country Grove ParkPenn Park
X
Wed., 7/31
X
Door Creek ParkAcewood Park
Thurs., 8/1
Huegel SchoolEagle Heights Comm Ctr
X
Fri., 8/2
Bordner ParkTenney Beach
X
Mon., 8/5
XLucia Crest Park
Wexford Park
Tues., 8/6
Kennedy Park
Windom Way Park
X
Wed., 8/7
XEken ParkElvehjem Park
Thurs., 8/8Nakoma ParkLake Edge Park
X
Fri., 8/9
Worthington Park
Warner Beach X
Mon., 8/12
XEast Madison Comm CenterElmside Circle Park
Tues., 8/13
Willy St Park
Westmorland Park
X
Wed., 8/14
XRennebohm Park
Olson School
Thurs., 8/15Leopold School
Segoe Park
X
www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 7
Adaptive Recreation and
Inclusion services
204-3000
The mission of Madison School & Community Recreation Inclusion Services is to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities in the
Madison Metropolitan School District and community, by providing recreation and enrichment opportunities year-round that are accessible to all.
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.
Adaptive REcreation 204-4581
AgeLocation
Chair Exercise
Complete the Participant Profile available at www.mscr.org/Inclusion-Services.cfm, or request that one is mailed to you. (See below.)
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
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.
50+ Sherman Glenn Apts Sa
6/29-8/17
10-11 am
$25 42311
City Club
Gentle Yoga
FeeCourse #
Experience gentle yoga postures that focus on breath awareness. Designed to increase
strength, flexibility, and ease in movement. Led by certified instructor Linda Jordan.
18+
Wright Tu
6/25-8/13
3-4 pm
$25 42339
Water Walking Fitness
Boost your energy while walking indoors / outdoors. Learn workout strategies to increase
strength and cardiovascular fitness. All fitness welcome. Skip 7/4
18+
Memorial TuTh 6/25-8/15 4:30-5:45 pm $25 42351
Exercise in a warm water pool at your own pace. Best for non-swimmers who would
benefit from a warm water pool. Class designed for individuals with a permanent disability. MSCR assesses the participant’s abilities and structure simple exercises to improve
range of motion and strength. Requests for accommodations require additional forms.
Due to space and equipment limitations the following limits apply per class: limit of six
participants, three male and three female using wheelchairs and one participant needing
a Hoyer transfer. Limited to one weeknight class per swimmer, but can go twice weekly
by adding Saturday. No class on 7/4.
18+Lapham M
6/24-8/12 7:10-8:30 pm $65 42344
18+Lapham W
6/26-8/14 7:10-8:30 pm $65 42345
18+Lapham Th
6/27-8/15 7:10-8:30 pm $60 42346
18+Lapham Sa
6/29-8/17
9-10:30 am $65 42347
18+Lapham Sa
6/29-8/17 10:30 am-12 pm $65 42348
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. Skip 7/4.
18+
Wright MTh 6/24-8/15
1-2:30 pm
$25 42309
Cooperatively offered with Special Olympics, young children participate in a variety of
basic games and exercises intended to promtoe well being and the development of their
physical and mental skills.
2 - 7
Wright Sa
6/29-8/17
9:30-11 am $15 42349
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+
Memorial Sa
7/6-8/17
1-4 pm
$25 42312
Dance and Move
Low impact class using music and basic steps for great cardiovascular and muscle toning
workout. All fitness levels welcome.
18+
Muir MW 6/24-8/14
4-5:15 pm
$25 42350
Fitness Walking
Fun Fitness West
INCLUSION SERVICES
Young Athletes
204-3043 (voice) 204-3058 (TDD)
MSCR is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation and will provide reasonable accommodations to enhance program participation, without fundamentally altering a
program. Accommodations provided by Inclusion Services may include:
•
A Recreation Inclusion Staff assigned to provide additional support to the program
•
Provide instructor or program staff with information about strategies or adaptations to make the class more accessible.
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 any 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 www.mscr.org/Inclusion-Services.cfm, or request that one is mailed to you.
4. Upon receipt of the necessary information, MSCR’s Inclusion Services staff reviews your request and works with you to establish an individualized inclusion plan.
Kate Dvorak
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
204-3043 or kdvorak@madison.k12.wi.us
Supports: Youth programs on Madison’s West side,
Arts & Enrichment classes, Fitness, Sports and Swimming
8 • Registration Form on Page 49
Cheryl Dietrich, CTRS
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
442-2970 or cstanley@madison.k12.wi.us
Supports: Youth programs on Madison’s East side
High School Programs
204-3022
COED Kick Ball
Grab your friends and join us for our new Co-ed High School Kickball league. It is a
great place to be active and have fun. All skill levels are welcome. Game times are
scheduled to be at 5:30 pm, 6:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Skip 7/4.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
9 - 12
Hamilton Th
6/27-8/8 5:30-8:30 pm $20 42486
9 - 12
Whitehorse M
6/24-7/29 5:30-8:30 pm $20 42487
INTRO TO HIGH SCHOOL
Learn what it takes to be a successful high school student. These courses are specific to
each high school. Learn from current student leaders, teachers and counselors strategies to
be a successful student as well as how to navigate the social aspect of high school. Social
activities, team building, extracurricular involvement as well as conflict resolution are
also covered. Students benefit from presentations on study skills, time management and
understanding your GPA and goal setting exercises. These programs are designed to help
participants successfully transition to high school expectations with less anxiety. Space is
limited. Call 204-3022 for more information.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
EAST
Develop a strong connection with your peers through team building & scavenger hunts.
Find out what it takes to get a service E, what happens in the forum and much more.
9 East M-F
8/5-8/9 8:30 am-12 pm $25 42596
9 East M-F
8/5-8/9
12:30-4 pm $25 42597
9 East M-F 8/12-8/16 8:30 am-12 pm $25 42598
9 East M-F 8/12-8/16
12:30-4 pm $25 42599
La Follette
Learn to successfully navigate the block system, understand what it takes to become a fully
integrated Lancer with PRIDE and how to access the Community Learning Center.
9 La Follette M-F
8/5-8/9 8:30 am-12 pm $25 42588
9 La Follette M-F
8/5-8/9
12:30-4 pm $25 42589
9 La Follette M-F 8/12-8/16 8:30 am-12 pm $25 42590
9 La Follette M-F 8/12-8/16
12:30-4 pm $25 42591
Girls on the MoveNew!
Girls on the Move is a powerful tool for high school girls who may be struggling with body
weight, appearance or self-confidence. Participants will learn the benefits of a healthy,
active lifestyle. Daily activities include nutrition lessons, group activities and fitness samplers.
Girls on the Move allows young ladies the opportunity to experience a variety of fitness
activities (yoga, zumba, strength training, etc.) without the competitive atmosphere of sports.
This camp is designed for high school girls going into grades 9 through 12. Space is limited
to 12 for more individualized attention.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
9 - 12
Memorial M-F 6/24-6/28
1-4 pm
$65 42628
9 - 12La Follette M-F
7/8-7/12
10 am-1 pm $65 42629
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What a Pet Store Should Be
For ages 6-8:
June 17-21
July 15-19
August 5-9
For ages 9-11:
July 8-12
July 22-26
August 12-16
1-4pm Monday - Friday
AnimartPetStores.com
4303 East Towne Way | Madison | 608.242.2140
1600 North Spring Street | Beaver Dam | 920.885.2814
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 9
MMSD Summer School Enrichment Special Notice
Every summer, the Madison Metropolitan School District Department of Early and Extended Learning offers Summer
School Enrichment classes. These classes are no longer listed in the MSCR Summer Program Guide.
Please check your mail for the MMSD Summer Enrichment brochure
or go to
mmsd.org/summerenrichment
On-line and paper registration is available.
For more information, please call (608) 663-5201.
MMSD Summer Food Program
MMSD Summer Food Service provides free meals to lowincome children during school vacations. Over175,000
meals are served during an eight week session at 30 different locations. Meal service takes place Monday - Friday,
June 24 through August 16. There is no meal service on
Thursday, July 4.
The Summer Food Service Program is a federally funded
program operated nationally by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA) and administered at the state level. All
children 18 years of age and under are eligible to receive
free meals. MMSD offers breakfast, lunch and snack meals.
Meals are served at a variety of locations throughout Madison. Please go to https://foodsvcweb.madison.k12.wi.us/
for more information or call 204-4001.
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Monroe Street Arts Center
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Madison, WI 53711
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608.232.1510
10 • Registration Form on Page 49
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Offering private instruction in piano, violin, viola, cello, voice, and guitar.
Group and private instruction in a variety of 2D and 3D art.
Available for all ages.
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MSCR Fit2Go is a mobile source of physical activity and education that will deliver programs throughout Madison. This summer,
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with The Freshmobile and Madison Parks for fun, creative play
and physical activity! Check www.mscr.org in May for more
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Let us help develop your child’s Inner Champion
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www.paiksmartialarts.com
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 11
Preschool Arts & Enrichment
Parent Child Classes
Preschool
Pre-Ballet Classes Attire
Parent/Child classes
Shoes: Canvas or leather ballet shoes with
elastic strap.
Girls: Any color leotard and tights (skirt
optional).
Boys: Comfortable black bottoms
and white shirt.
Parent/child classes should be attended
by the registrant and parent only.
Siblings, including infants, and friends
are not allowed to attend classes.
AgeLocation
Day
Art All Around with Dr. T
DateTime
FeeCourse #
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. Skip 7/5.
18M - 3 Hoyt-MSCR F
6/21-7/19 10-10:45 am $26 42246
18M - 3 Hoyt-MSCR M
7/22-8/12 10-10:45 am $26 42244
2 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR F
6/21-7/19 11-11:45 am $26 42247
2 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR M
7/22-8/12 11-11:45 am $26 42245
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 M
6/24-7/15 10-10:45 am $26 42250
18M - 3 Hoyt-MSCR F
7/26-8/16 10-10:45 am $26 42249
2 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR M
6/24-7/15 11-11:45 am $26 42251
2 - 4
Hoyt-MSCR F
7/26-8/16 11-11:45 am $26 42248
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.
2 - 5 Warner Park CRCTu
6/25-7/16 10-10:45 am $28 42507
2 - 5 Warner Park CRCTu
7/23-8/13 10-10:45 am $28 42508
Jumping Jellybeans
An introductory creative arts class for wee ones. Explore music, singing and creative
movement in a fun, safe and encouraging environment. Parent/child classes should be
attended by the parent and registered child only. Parent must attend and participate
with child. Skip 7/12.
2 - 3
MSCR Odana
F
6/21-8/2 10:50-11:20 am $19 42498
Yoga
Enjoy playful time together practicing hatha yoga with your child as you increase your
well-being and connection with each other. Taught in a fun, kid-friendly manner, incorporating song, cooperative games, drawing, nature themes and children’s literature.
Must bring own mat, towel or blanket. Parent/child classes should be attended by the
parent and registered child only. Parent must attend and participate with child.
2 - 5
MSCR OdanaTh
7/11-8/15 9:30-10:10 am $43 42267
AgeLocation
3 year-old Pre-Ballet
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
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
MSCR Odana
M
6/24-7/29
4:30-5 pm
$19 41892
3
MSCR OdanaTu
6/25-7/30 9:45-10:15 am $19 41886
3
MSCR Odana MW 7/8-7/24
9-9:30 am
$19 41888
3
Hoyt-MSCR TuTh
7/9-7/25
5:30-6 pm
$19 41887
3
Kennedy W
7/10-8/14
4:30-5 pm
$19 41884
3
Goodman Comm Ctr Th
7/11-8/15
8:30-9 am
$19 41889
3
Wright F
7/12-8/16
9-9:30 am
$19 41890
3
MSCR Odana MW 7/29-8/14
9-9:30 am
$19 41891
3
MSCR Odana MW 7/29-8/14 11:15-11:45 am $19 41885
3
Hoyt-MSCR TuTh 7/30-8/15 4:45-5:15 pm $19 41883
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 - 5
MSCR Odana
M
6/24-7/29 5:05-5:45 pm $25 41894
4 - 5
MSCR OdanaTu
6/25-7/30
9-9:40 am
$25 41899
4 - 5
MSCR OdanaTu
6/25-7/30 10:20-11 am $25 41901
4 - 5
MSCR Odana MW 7/8-7/24 9:35-10:15 am $25 41896
4 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR TuTh
7/9-7/25 4:45-5:25 pm $25 41897
4 - 5
Kennedy W
7/10-8/14 5:05-5:45 pm $25 41895
4 - 5 Goodman Comm Ctr Th
7/11-8/15 9:05-9:45 am $25 41898
4 - 5
Wright F
7/12-8/16 9:35-10:15 am $25 41893
4 - 5
MSCR Odana MW 7/29-8/14 9:35-10:15 am $25 41900
4 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR TuTh 7/30-8/15
5:20-6 pm
$25 41902
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 final performance
at the end of the session. Skip 7/12.
3 - 5
MSCR Odana
F
6/21-8/2 10:10-10:40 am $19 42496
3 - 5
MSCR Odana
F
6/21-8/2 11:30 am-12 pm $19 42497
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
MWF
6/21-8/23
9:30 am-12 pm $5/day/family
Skip 7/4
Check out all the
special events on page 6
and Art Cart on page 7.
12 • Registration Form on Page 49
204-3021
204-3021
Youth arts & Enrichment
Arts & Enrichment
GradeLocation
Animal Mechanics
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Youth Dance Shoes
Ballet: Canvas or leather ballet shoes
with elastic strap.
Jazz: Black or tan jazz shoes
Tap: Black or tan tap shoes.
What is a joint? Why have two legs or six? Explore different ways animals make their
bodies. Use what you learn to invent your own, unique animal that moves.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR F
6/21-6/28 1:30-2:30 pm $12 42270
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR F
6/21-6/28 2:45-3:45 pm $12 42271
Clams, Snails and Stranger Things
Learn how to name a fossil by examining real fossils with a magnifier. Create the story
of the animal a fossil might have been when alive. Explore tracks and trails, and make
your own ‘fossil’ molds to take home. Sorry, no dinosaurs.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR F
7/12-7/26 1:30-2:30 pm $18 42257
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR F
7/12-7/26 2:45-3:45 pm $18 42258
Color and Light
Discover how light and color interact as you explore different ways to create see-through
art.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
7/9-7/23 9:30-10:30 am $18 42275
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
Drawing
7/9-7/23
10:45-11:45 am
$18
42276
Always drawing in your notebook? Class covers introduction to drawing. Learn different
techniques to expand your drawing skills, and add soul and character to the objects you
are representing. Materials provided.
1 - 3
MSCR OdanaTu
6/25-7/16 4:30-5:30 pm $28 42287
1 - 3
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
7/23-8/13
5-6 pm
$28 42289
4 - 6
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
7/23-8/13 6:15-7:15 pm $28 42290
7 - 12 MSCR OdanaTu
6/25-7/16
5:45-7 pm
$30 42288
Grade is the grade your child will
enter in the Fall of 2013.
Performing Arts & Movement
GradeLocation
Ballet
Day
DateTime
Combines technique along with balance, coordination and rhythm.
K - 1
MSCR Odana
M
6/24-7/29 5:50-6:40 pm
K - 1
MSCR OdanaTu
6/25-7/30 11:05-11:50 am
K - 1
MSCR Odana MW 7/8-7/24 10:20-11:10 am
K - 1
Kennedy W
7/10-8/14 5:50-6:40 pm
K - 1
Wright F
7/12-8/16 10:20-11:10 am
Ballet - Continuing
FeeCourse #
$29
$29
$29
$29
$29
41906
41907
41905
41904
41903
Build upon basics learned in previous ballet classes while improving technique.
2 - 5
Wright F
7/12-8/1611:15 am-12:15 pm$32 41938
Ballet/Jazz
Flow, Float and Fly
Affordable opportunity for your child to experience dance! Course features a combination
of ballet and jazz styles. 2 - 5
MSCR Odana MW 7/8-7/24 11:15 am-12:15 pm$32 41937
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR TuTh 7/30-8/15 6:05-7:05 pm $32 41936
Optical Illusions
Learn the basics of improvisational comedy through collaborative games and activities.
Class emphasizes working together, accepting ideas, and having fun.
3 - 5
MSCR OdanaTuTh
7/9-7/25 1:30-2:45 pm $40 42566
6 - 8
MSCR OdanaTuTh
7/9-7/25
3-4:30 pm
$48 42567
Painting
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! Course features a variety of jazz techniques
including turns, jumps and combinations.
K - 1 Goodman Comm Ctr Th
7/11-8/15 9:50-10:40 am $29 41935
K - 1
MSCR Odana MW 7/29-8/14 10:20-11:10 am $29 41934
Sculptures that Move
An introduction to the basics of poms and dance team. Learn poms skills and technique
leading into age-appropriate choreography. Skip 7/3.
K - 1Chavez W
6/26-8/7 5:30-6:15 pm $27 41880
2 - 3Chavez W
6/26-8/7 6:30-7:15 pm $27 41881
4 - 8Chavez W
6/26-8/7 7:30-8:15 pm $27 41882
Explore the movement of water and air as you build your own flowing, floating, flying
inventions.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR F
8/2-8/16 1:30-2:30 pm $18 42268
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR F
8/2-8/16 2:45-3:45 pm $18 42269
Learn about optical illusions, then use what you have learned to create your own art
works of illusion.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
7/30-8/13 9:30-10:30 am $18 42277
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
7/30-8/13 10:45-11:45 am $18 42278
Learn to paint or improve your techniques using watercolor, tempera and acrylic. We
explore various genres of still life, landscape, portrait, abstract, and collage. Experience
the fun of this lifelong hobby. Materials provided.
4 - 6
Hoyt-MSCR Th
7/11-8/15 4:30-5:30 pm $40 42279
7 - 12
Hoyt-MSCR Th
7/11-8/15 5:45-7:15 pm $48 42280
Explore balance and change as you create sculptures that can bend, spin, swing,
wriggle or completely rearrange.
K - 2
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/25-7/2 9:30-10:30 am $12 42272
3 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/25-7/2 10:45-11:45 am $12 42274
Rosy Cheeks
& Co.
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 10-2
or by Special Appointment
Improvisation for Kids
Jazz
Poms Workshop
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.
Skip 7/12.
K - 2
Memorial MW 6/17-7/3
5-6 pm
$32 42493
K - 2
MSCR Odana
F
6/21-8/2
9-10 am
$32 42492
K - 2Emerson MW 7/15-7/31
5-6 pm
$32 42494
3 - 5Emerson MW 7/15-7/31 6:15-7:15 pm $32 42495
Tap
Affordable opportunity to experience dance! This course introduces basic tap steps, rhythms
and combinations to get your feet moving.
K - 1
Hoyt-MSCR TuTh
7/9-7/25 6:05-6:55 pm $29 41915
2 - 5 Goodman Comm Ctr Th
7/11-8/15 10:45-11:45 am $32 41916
Yoga
Designed to be a natural outlet for youthful energy, class is a creative sequence of animal
poses, games and songs designed for kids. Teen class is geared toward older youth and
modifies an adult class to fit teens. Must bring own mat, towel or blanket. Siblings and
guests must be registered to attend.
K - 5
MSCR OdanaTh
7/11-8/15 10:15-10:55 am $38 42285
6 - 12 MSCR OdanaTh
7/11-8/1511:05 am-12:05 pm$38 42286
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 13
Youth Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Pottery
Parent/Child
Work with your child in creating joint pieces of art. Experience hand-building techniques
of pinch, coil and slab construction. 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.
K - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M-F 6/17-6/21 9:15-10:30 am $50 41389
K - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M
6/24-7/15 9:15-10:30 am $40 41386
K - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/25-7/16 9:15-10:30 am $40 41388
K - 5
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/26-7/17 9:15-10:30 am $40 41387
K - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M-F 8/12-8/16 9:30-10:45 am $50 41392
Pottery
No clay experience required! Experience the hand-building techniques of pinch, coil
and slab construction. Materials included.
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M
6/24-7/15 10:45 am-12 pm $40 41401
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/25-7/16 10:45 am-12 pm $40 41402
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/26-7/17 10:45 am-12 pm $40 41403
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/26-7/17
5-6:15 pm
$40 41404
Wheel Throwing
Practice centering on wheel to work toward creating project. Materials provided.
6 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/26-7/17
6:30-8 pm
$50 41670
Beginning/Intermediate Wheel
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. Materials provided. Class combined with adult class.
14+
Hoyt-MSCRTu
6/25-8/27
2-4:30 pm $155 41375
Workshop
One week pottery workshops. Learn hand-building skills to create projects.
provided.
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M-F 6/17-6/21 10:45 am-12 pm $50
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M-F
8/5-8/9 9:15-10:30 am $50
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M-F 8/12-8/16 11 am-12:15 pm $50
2 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR M-F 8/19-8/23 9:15-10:30 am $50
6 - 8
Hoyt-MSCR M-F 8/19-8/2310:45 am-12:15 pm$60
Materials
41398
41399
41396
41400
41397
Register for lessons today
Flash Mob Family
This class teaches a fun routine to perform at a secret location. Be
a part of MSCR history as we learn new moves and bring them
to an unsuspecting audience. No experience required, multiple
skill levels welcome! The performance date is scheduled outside
of class time - most likely on the weekend. The performance date will be available
shortly before class begins. Need more information? Google “Flash Mob” to for
examples of a Flash Mob. Please register each participant individually.
K-5 +adult Memorial MW 6/17-6/26 6:15-7:45 pm $15 42159
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New Friends
Positive Values
Personal Growth
Outrageous Fun!
• Overnight resident camp
• Boys & girls, ages 7-16
• Wide variety of Traditional camp activities
• Plus HORSES, Specialties and Adventure Trips
• Sessions from 4 days to 1 or more weeks
• Transportation and Scholarships Available
• Kids love us, Parents trust us!
www.anokijig.com 800-741-6931 Plymouth, WI
14 • Registration Form on Page 49
204-3026
Preschool &
Youth Sports
T-Ball Sports Skills
A developmentally appropriate introductory baseball program for children ages 3-5. The
program prepares children for organized T-Ball and baseball teaching skills in a non-threatening and non-competitive environment. Skills covered include running, batting, sliding,
pitching and catching. Parents and children work together one-on-one in a fun atmosphere.
AgeLocation Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
3 - 5Chavez M
6/24-7/29 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42569
3 - 5Elvehjem M
6/24-7/29 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42570
3 - 5
Midvale Tu
6/25-7/30 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42571
3 - 5
Midvale W
6/26-7/31 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42572
3 - 5
Whitehorse W
6/26-7/31 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42573
3 - 5Chavez Th
6/27-8/8 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42574
3 - 5Elvehjem Th
6/27-8/8 4:45-5:15 pm $24 42575
T-Ball
Instructional, coed program for children entering grades K-1. MSCR staff and volunteer
adult coaches teach fundamental baseball skills, team play and sportsmanship. The first
three evenings are team practices, followed by an instructional six game season.
Practices/Games are approximately 1 hour, scheduled within the time frame listed.
Players register individually and are placed on a team. Fee includes a t-shirt, please
include the youth t-shirt size on the registration form. * Early Bird registration fee is $40,
if received by May 24, 4:30 pm. Fee after May 24 is $50. Deadline to request the same
team as friends/siblings is May 24. Once players are placed on a team they cannot
switch.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
Fee Course #
K - 1Chavez M
6/24-8/19
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042576
K - 1
Hamilton M
6/24-8/19
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042577
K - 1Elvehjem M
6/24-8/19
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042578
K - 1
Midvale W
6/26-8/21
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042579
K - 1
Whitehorse W
6/26-8/21
5:30-8 pm *$40/$50 42580
Coach Pitch
Instructional, coed program for children entering grades 2-3. MSCR staff and volunteer
adult coaches lead an instructional baseball program that emphasizes fundamental skills,
team play and sportsmanship. Coaches pitch to batters - a baseball size ‘incrediball’ is
used. The first three evenings are team practices, followed by an instructional six game
season. Practices/Games are approximately 1 hour, scheduled within the time frame
listed. Skip 7/4.
Players register individually and are placed on a team. Fee includes a t-shirt, please
include the youth t-shirt size on the Registration form. * Early Bird registration fee is $40,
if received by May 24, 4:30 pm. Fee after May 24 is $50. Deadline to request the same
team as friends/siblings is May 24. Once players are placed on a team they cannot
switch.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
2 - 3
Midvale Tu
6/25-8/20
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042581
2 - 3Chavez Th
6/27-8/29
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042582
2 - 3Elvehjem Th
6/27-8/29
5:30-8 pm *$40/$5042583
Madison Mallards Baseball Clinics
The clinics feature instruction from Mallards Manager Donnie Scott and members of the
Mallards! Fee includes two Mallards box seat tickets (for that night’s game only) and
lunch at the ballpark. Clinics feature an emphasis in fundamental form and instruction,
hitting and fielding work. Each participant receives a hot dog and snack. Bring a baseball glove, shoes or cleats, shorts or baseball pants, or sweatpants, and a baseball hat.
For registration visit www.mscr.org or call the Mallards office at 246-4277.
Package Price: $70 for both clinics (a $10 savings!
General Instruction & Fun Clinic I
5-16 Warner Park Th
6/27
9 am-12 pm $40
General Instruction & Fun Clinic II
5-16
Warner ParkTu
7/30
9 am-12 pm $40
Basketball Skills Clinic
Covers basketball skills and rules, team play, sportsmanship & scrimmage games for
boys and girls entering grades 1-5 in Fall 2013. Fee includes a t-shirt. Skip 7/27.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
1 - 2 Warner Park CRC Sa
7/13-8/24 10:30-11:30 am $24 42563
3 - 5 Warner Park CRC Sa
7/13-8/24
12-1:30 pm $36 42564
Devin Harris baskEDballCamp
Want to know what it is like to be an NBA player? Join Atlanta Hawks’ point guard Devin
Harris for a free baskEDball Camp and learn to play like the pros! NBA All-Star Devin Harris hosts this fun filled 1-day event! The day consists of physical as well as mental activities:
conditioning, skills & drills, games and of course education! This camp is designed for boys
and girls entering grades 7-9.Space is limited, register soon.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse#
7-9La Follette
Sa
8/10
9 am – 4 pm Free 42682
Kung Fu Kids
With disciplined, total body conditioning, your child gains confidence and the physical
and mental benefits of this ancient martial art.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
3 - 5
MSCR Odana
M
7/8-8/12
5-5:45 pm
$26 41917
Volleyball Camp
Learn the fundamentals of volleyball through skill drills and games. Camp focuses on
serving, serve receiving, passing, setting, proper attack, defense strategies and transitions. An experienced high school volleyball coach leads the camp. Participants should
wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle and knee pads.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
3 - 5
O’Keeffe M-Th 8/19/8/22
9-11 am
$40 42561
6 - 8
O’Keeffe M-Th 8/19/8/22
12-2 pm
$40 42562
Folkstyle Wrestling
La Follette High School Wrestling Coach Gary Skiles is the lead instructor in this introduction to ‘folkstyle’ or high school style of wrestling. Learn the basic fundamentals and
techniques. T-shirt and daily snack provided.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
K - 8LaFollette M-Th 7/8-7/11
12-3:30 pm $35 42488
Freestyle Wrestling
This camp is designed through the USA Wrestling curriculum and introduces youth to
the international and Olympic freestyle wrestling sport. Develop skills while learning the
sport rules. Participants learn proper conditioning and training techniques to help them
compete. USA Bronze Level Coach Ron Klein, an experienced coach, leads the clinic. A
t-shirt and coach evaluation is included.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
2 - 8LaFollette MW 7/15-8/21
5-6:30 pm
$35 42568
Please read information on the new law regarding
concussion prevention on page 48 or online at
www.mscr.org
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 15
Youth Soccer
204-4581
3v3 Outdoor soccer Leagues
Sponsored by NOODLES & COMPANY and
MIDDLETON SPORTS & FITNESS
Five to seven players per team, three play at one time. League use smaller playing fields,
promoting fast paced games and more player action. 45 minute games.
Ages: 3-12
Age Divisions:U4: ages 3-4; U6: ages 5-6; U8: ages 7-8; and U10: ages 9-10
Days: Sunday afternoons. Game start times approximately 2, 3, 4 or 5 pm.
Dates: 7/21 - 8/25 (6 weeks)
Locations: Dependent on number of registrations; most teams play 3-4 games at home site. Port-a-potties are available since schools are closed on Sundays.
East: Allis, Kennedy, Lake View & Lapham schools
West: Chavez, Cherokee & Crestwood schools
Fees*: Early Bird: $40 per player; Regular: $45 per person.
Non-Resident: Early Bird: $60 per player; Regular: $67.50 per player
Individual or 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. Six-game season in
spring, summer and fall. Volunteer coaches may schedule weekly practices.
Registration Deadlines: No Exceptions
Early Bird: Friday, May 31, 4 pm
Regular Registration: Friday, June 7, 4 pm
Waiting List Process: Registrations received after June 7 are placed on a waiting list. If a
team needs additional players, the waiting list is used to complete teams. You are called
only if a spot is available.
Coaches Needed and new coaches must attend:
• Coaches Meeting, Monday, July 15, 6-8 pm, MSCR office, 3802 Regent St. &
• Coaches Training, Saturday, July 20, 10 am-12 pm, at Hoyt Park, below main
shelter.
Additional Registration Information:
•To register online you must pay with a Visa or Master Card at time of registration.
•Paper registration forms are available at www.mscr.org or visit the MSCR Office.
•If you require Fee Assistance, please complete the Fee Waiver Form on page 50.
•Late registration policy: Online registration is not available after the registration deadline. Late registrations must submit a paper registration form to the MSCR office. Late
registrations are used only if needed to round out teams and divisions.
•Scheduling process: MSCR makes every effort to accommodate your registration preferences. We try to schedule siblings in concurrent times when we can, but cannot promise
that this will work out in every case.
•Requested player(s): Be sure to indicate friends that your child wants to play with.
Please read information on the new law regarding
concussion prevention on page 48 or online at
www.mscr.org
16 • Registration Form on Page 49
NEW! Registration is now available online!
To Register:
STEP 1:
Sign up for 3v3 Soccer on the MSCR EZ-REG online registration system at: www.mscr.org
and click on EZ-REG in the menu bar. Use course # 42681. This allows you to complete
the payment part of your registration. Please note:
a. If you already have an account in MSCR’s EZ-REG online registration system:
Log-in to EZ-REG, then click on 3v3 Soccer and proceed with the registration process.
When you complete the payment go on to STEP 2.
b. If you do not have an MSCR EZ-REG account:
Go to www.mscr.org and click on EZ-REG in the menu bar. Follow instructions to set up
an account, then click on 3v3 Soccer and proceed with the registration process. When
you complete the payment go on to STEP 2.
STEP 2:
It is important that you complete Step 2 immediately after Step 1 (payment). This gives
us information about your player. Please Note! Your registration is not finished until you
complete Step 2!
--- You will receive an email confirmation of your EZ-REG registration. Open the
attachment in the confirmation email. The confirmation attachment includes a link to the
3v3 Soccer Registration Form. Fill out this form and click Submit. You are all done!
Check Out soccer Camps on Page C12
in the Camps Insert in the Middle of
the Program Guide!
204-3026
Youth Tennis
USTA Youth Tennis Lessons
Children develop skills according to the United States Tennis Association “Quick Start Tennis” instructional program.
The programs include performance objectives, skill drills and fun games. Bring racquet if possible.
Fee: Session 1:Monday & Wednesday, June 17 - July 10 - $23 Skip 7/3 Tuesday & Thursday, June 18 - July 11 - $23 Skip 7/4
Session 2: Monday & Wednesday, July 15 - August 7 - $26
Tuesday & Thursday, July 16 - August 8 - $26
Youth Pre-Beginner
Youth Beginner
Youngsters with little or no experience. Eye-hand control, ball control and basic racquet
skills are taught, as well as game development, rules and etiquette. Participants play
fun games and increase self-confidence as tennis techniques develop. Racquets are available on-site, for shared use. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
Session 1
1 - 2East MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 42129
1 - 2
Kennedy MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 42100
1 - 2
Orchard Ridge MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 42107
1 - 2
West MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 42097
1 - 2Richmond Hills MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 42336
1 - 2 Odana Golf Crs MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42094
1 - 2
Wexford MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42115
1 - 2
Olbrich MW 6/17-7/10 11-11:50 am $23 42105
1 - 2
Memorial MW 6/17-7/10 11-11:50 am $23 42106
1 - 2Rennebohm MW 6/17-7/10 11-11:50 am $23 42112
1 - 2
Huegel MW 6/17-7/10
1-1:50 pm
$23 42131
1 - 2
Door Creek MW 6/17-7/10
1-1:50 pm
$23 42121
1 - 2LaFollette MW 6/17-7/10
5-5:50 pm
$23 42109
1 - 2
Olbrich TuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 42111
1 - 2
Kennedy TuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 42104
1 - 2
Warner TuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 42132
1 - 2
Wexford TuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 42103
1 - 2Richmond Hills TuTh 6/18-7/11 10-10:50 am $23 42117
1 - 2
Memorial TuTh 6/18-7/11 11-11:50 am $23 42096
1 - 2
Orchard Ridge TuTh 6/18-7/11
1-1:50 pm
$23 42123
1 - 2
West TuTh 6/18-7/11
1-1:50 pm
$23 42102
1 - 2East TuTh 6/18-7/11
5-5:50 pm
$23 42108
Session 2
1 - 2
Olbrich MW
1 - 2East MW
1 - 2
Wexford MW
1 - 2Richmond Hill MW
1 - 2
Memorial MW
1 - 2 Odana Golf Crs MW
1 - 2
Kennedy
MW
1 - 2
Orchard Ridge MW
1 - 2
West MW
1 - 2LaFollette MW
1 - 2
Kennedy TuTh
1 - 2
Orchard Ridge TuTh
1 - 2Richmond Hills TuTh
1 - 2
Warner TuTh
1 - 2
West TuTh
1 - 2 Odana Golf CrsTuTh
1 - 2
Olbrich TuTh
1 - 2Rennebohm TuTh
1 - 2
Memorial TuTh
1 - 2
Orchard Ridge TuTh
1 - 2
Huegel TuTh
1 - 2
Door CreekTuTh
1 - 2Reindahl TuTh
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
1-1:50 pm
1-1:50 pm
5-5:50 pm
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
1-1:50 pm
1-1:50 pm
1-1:50 pm
5-5:50 pm
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
42093
42135
42134
42114
42118
42128
42130
42124
42120
42110
42101
42136
42125
42133
42119
42122
42095
42113
42337
42126
42116
42098
42127
For new players. Lessons teach basic footwork, grip, forehand and backhand strokes.
Good sportsmanship, rules and etiquette also included. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
Session 1
3 - 5 Odana Golf Crs MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 42085
3 - 5East MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42092
3 - 5Richmond Hills MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42070
3 - 5
Kennedy
MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42062
3 - 5
Memorial MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42084
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42082
3 - 5Rennebohm MW 6/17-7/10 10-10:50 am $23 42083
3 - 5
West MW 6/17-7/10
1-1:50 pm
$23 42060
3 - 5
Huegel MW 6/17-7/10
2-2:50 pm
$23 42091
3 - 5
Door Creek MW 6/17-7/10
2-2:50 pm
$23 42074
3 - 5
Olbrich TuTh 6/18-7/11 10-10:50 am $23 42063
3 - 5 Odana Golf CrsTuTh 6/18-7/11 10-10:50 am $23 42071
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge TuTh 6/18-7/11 11-11:50 am $23 42078
3 - 5
Warner TuTh 6/18-7/11 11-11:50 am $23 42059
3 - 5
Wexford TuTh 6/18-7/11 11-11:50 am $23 42065
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge TuTh 6/18-7/11
2-2:50 pm
$23 42080
3 - 5
West TuTh 6/18-7/11
2-2:50 pm
$23 42090
3 - 5Reindahl TuTh 6/18-7/11
6-6:50 pm
$23 42061
Session 2
3 - 5
Olbrich MW 7/15-8/7
10-10:50 am $26 42064
3 - 5East MW 7/15-8/7
11-11:50 am $26 42139
3 - 5
Wexford MW 7/15-8/7
11-11:50 am $26 42066
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge MW 7/15-8/7
2-2:50 pm
$26 42081
3 - 5
West MW 7/15-8/7
2-2:50 pm
$26 42087
3 - 5
Memorial MW 7/15-8/7
5-5:50 pm
$26 42075
3 - 5 Odana Golf CrsTuTh
7/16-8/8
9-9:50 am
$26 42072
3 - 5Richmond Hills TuTh
7/16-8/8
10-10:50 am $26 42068
3 - 5
KennedyTuTh
7/16-8/8
10-10:50 am $26 42069
3 - 5
Memorial TuTh
7/16-8/8
10-10:50 am $26 42086
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge TuTh
7/16-8/8
10-10:50 am $26 42077
3 - 5Rennebohm TuTh
7/16-8/8
10-10:50 am $26 42089
3 - 5
Warner TuTh
7/16-8/8
10-10:50 am $26 42067
3 - 5
West TuTh
7/16-8/8
1-1:50 pm
$26 42076
3 - 5
Huegel TuTh
7/16-8/8
2-2:50 pm
$26 42088
3 - 5
Door Creek TuTh
7/16-8/8
2-2:50 pm
$26 42073
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge MW 7/15-8/7
11-11:50 am $26 42079
Now Hiring Tennis Staff
Go to www.mscr.org, click on Employment
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 17
Youth Tennis
204-3026
Youth Intermediate
Middle School Beginner
For players who have completed the beginner class or have previous exposure. Emphasis is placed on further development of strokes, service from the baseline, strategy and
games. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
For new players or players briefly exposed to the game through instruction
at school. Class covers the same skills as our other beginner level, but
moves at a faster pace for the older student. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Session 1
3 - 5
Olbrich MW
3 - 5
Wexford MW
3 - 5
West MW
3 - 5 Odana Golf Crs MW
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge MW
3 - 5
Memorial TuTh
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge TuTh
3 - 5
West TuTh
3 - 5
KennedyTuTh
3 - 5Rennebohm TuTh
3 - 5
Wexford TuTh
3 - 5Richmond Hills TuTh
3 - 5
Door Creek TuTh
3 - 5
Huegel TuTh
Session 2
3 - 5
Memorial MW
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge MW
3 - 5
West MW
3 - 5
Kennedy
MW
3 - 5Rennebohm MW
3 - 5 Odana Golf Crs MW
3 - 5
Wexford MW
3 - 5Richmond Hills MW
3 - 5
West MW
3 - 5
Huegel MW
3 - 5
Door Creek MW
3 - 5
Olbrich TuTh
3 - 5
Wexford TuTh
3 - 5
West TuTh
3 - 5 Odana Golf CrsTuTh
3 - 5
Orchard Ridge TuTh
3 - 5Reindahl TuTh
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
2-2:50 pm
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
1-1:50 pm
1-1:50 pm
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
42058
42035
42029
42044
42034
42049
42031
42048
42051
42055
42038
42043
42054
42042
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
1-1:50 pm
1-1:50 pm
9-9:50 am
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
2-2:50 pm
6-6:50 pm
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
42040
42032
42046
42057
42045
42028
42030
42039
42050
42056
42053
42047
42037
42041
42052
42033
42036
Session 1
6 - 8
Olbrich MW
6 - 8
Kennedy
MW
6 - 8East MW
6 - 8Richmond Hills MW
6 - 8
Orchard Ridge MW
6 - 8
West MW
6 - 8Rennebohm MW
6 - 8
Memorial TuTh
6 - 8
Orchard Ridge TuTh
6 - 8 Odana Golf CrsTuTh
6 - 8Rennebohm TuTh
6 - 8
West TuTh
6 - 8
Huegel TuTh
6 - 8
Door Creek TuTh
6 - 8Reindahl TuTh
Session 2
6 - 8Richmond Hills MW
6 - 8
Memorial MW
6 - 8Rennebohm MW
6 - 8
Olbrich TuTh
6 - 8
Wexford TuTh
6 - 8
Warner TuTh
6 - 8
West TuTh
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/17-7/10
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
6/18-7/11
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
1-1:50 pm
2-2:50 pm
5-5:50 pm
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
11-11:50 am
2-2:50 pm
2-2:50 pm
5-5:50 pm
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
$23
42006
42009
42010
42011
42004
42019
42021
42017
42003
42018
42007
42022
42013
42008
42014
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/15-8/7
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
7/16-8/8
9-9:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
10-10:50 am
10-10:50 am
11-11:50 am
2-2:50 pm
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
$26
42012
42023
42020
42016
42005
42002
42024
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concussion prevention on page 48 or online at
www.mscr.org
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Youth Tennis
204-3026
Middle School Intermediate
For players who have a basic foundation of the game. Emphasis is on skill refinement
and strategy through drills and match play. Players practice volleying techniques,
review game strategy and play at the net. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Session 1
6 - 8
Memorial MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$23 41990
6 - 8
Orchard Ridge MW 6/17-7/10 11-11:50 am $23 41969
6 - 8
West MW 6/17-7/10 11-11:50 am $23 41985
6 - 8
Wexford MW 6/17-7/10 11-11:50 am $23 41980
6 - 8
Memorial MW 6/17-7/10
5-5:50 pm
$23 41968
6 - 8Richmond Hills TuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 41988
6 - 8 Odana Golf CrsTuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 41983
6 - 8Rennebohm TuTh 6/18-7/11
9-9:50 am
$23 41993
6 - 8
Warner TuTh 6/18-7/11 10-10:50 am $23 41987
6 - 8
West TuTh 6/18-7/11 10-10:50 am $23 41986
6 - 8
KennedyTuTh 6/18-7/11 11-11:50 am $23 41971
6 - 8
Olbrich TuTh 6/18-7/11 11-11:50 am $23 41982
Session 2
6 - 8
Kennedy
MW 7/15-8/7
9-9:50 am
$26 41973
6 - 8 Odana Golf Crs MW 7/15-8/7
9-9:50 am
$26 41972
6 - 8Rennebohm MW 7/15-8/7
9-9:50 am
$26 41994
6 - 8East MW 7/15-8/7
10-10:50 am $26 41974
6 - 8
Orchard Ridge MW 7/15-8/7
10-10:50 am $26 41991
6 - 8
West MW 7/15-8/7
10-10:50 am $26 41975
6 - 8
Olbrich MW 7/15-8/7
11-11:50 am $26 41976
6 - 8
Huegel MW 7/15-8/7
2-2:50 pm
$26 41967
6 - 8
Door Creek MW 7/15-8/7
2-2:50 pm
$26 42335
6 - 8
Memorial TuTh
7/16-8/8
9-9:50 am
$26 41978
6 - 8Richmond Hills TuTh
7/16-8/8
11-11:50 am $26 41970
6 - 8
KennedyTuTh
7/16-8/8
11-11:50 am $26 41966
6 - 8
Orchard Ridge TuTh
7/16-8/8
11-11:50 am $26 41981
6 - 8
West TuTh
7/16-8/8
11-11:50 am $26 41989
6 - 8
Wexford TuTh
7/16-8/8
11-11:50 am $26 41984
6 - 8Reindahl TuTh
7/16-8/8
7-7:50 pm
$26 41992
Middle School Advanced Intermediate
Training
Skill development for players who are already comfortable with the basic
shots of tennis, and who can play matches. Perfect for students from the
Madison Middle School Tennis Leagues. Class limited to 8 students.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
6 - 8
Memorial TuTh
7/9-7/25
10 am-12 pm $45 41996
6 - 8
Memorial TuTh
7/9-7/25 12:15-2:15 pm $45 41997
Youth Friday Team Tennis
Teams are organized at the locations listed below. MSCR provides a coach
for each team. If enough participants register, more than one team per
location will be formed. A weekly team practice is scheduled based on the
participant’s schedules and availability. Teams become part of an MSCR
league schedule in partnership with USTA, with both home and away
matches. Participants must provide transportation to matches, MSCR staff
will try to help coordinate car-pooling. Skip 7/5.
GradeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
6 - 9
Memorial F
6/21-8/9
10 am-12 pm $40 41998
6 - 9
West F
6/21-8/9
10 am-12 pm $40 42000
Check out all the
special events
on page 6.
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 19
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
Memorial High School
201 S Gammon Rd - Use Field House entrance on northwest corner of Jefferson/Memorial
Parking lot
Goodman Aquatic Center - Outdoor Pool
7762 W Highway PD, Verona
Please note: West Pool is closed
due to construction.
La Follette High School
702 Pflaum Road - Enter Door #10 and follow signs to pool
Adult Classes
Age
Location Day
AgeLocation
Date
Time
Aqua Aerobics
Fee
Course #
Teen/Adult
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
This class orients you to the aquatic environment so you feel comfortable in the water. Learn
basic swim strokes and water safety techniques. Advanced and intermediate swimmers work
on refining strokes. 14+
Memorial M
6/24-8/12 7:45-8:25 pm $35 41653
SHALLOW WATER: 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. Teens age 10-17
may register with an adult participant.
18+East Tu
6/25-8/13
7-8 pm
$35 41407
18+ Goodman Aquatic Ctr W
6/26-8/14 7:30-8:30 pm $35 41408
18+
Memorial Th
6/27-8/15 7:45-8:45 pm $31 41405
DEEP WATER: 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.
18+ Goodman Aquatic Ctr Su
6/23-8/1111:15 am-12:15 pm$40 41409
18+ Goodman Aquatic Ctr Su
6/23-8/11
7-8 pm
$40 41410
18+
Memorial M
6/24-8/12 7:50-8:50 pm $35 41406
High School Swim Training Program - NEW!
Coed competitive swim training program
for high school aged swimmers.
One year of high school swim team experience required,
or coach approval. No program on July 4.
Note: This course runs Monday - Friday.
15 +LaFollette 15 +
Memorial M-F
M-F
6/24-8/9
6/24-8/9
7-9 am $125 42491
7-9 am $125 42490
Interested in Becoming a Lifeguard?
Pools are closed 7/4
20 • Registration Form on Page 49
MSCR is offering American Red Cross Lifeguard Training this spring
at Memorial High School.
Participants must be 15 to take the course.
Please contact MSCR for registration details.
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 and Child Aquatics
Little Dippers - Ages 6 months - 2 years - Parent participation required.
Provides experiences and activities for parents with children in the water, at
least 6 months through 2 years to:
• Learn to ask for permission before entering water
• Learn how to enter and exit water safely
• Feel comfortable in water
• Explore submerging face into water
• Learn buoyancy on front and back
• Learn how to play safely
Shrimp Dip - Ages 3-4 Years - Parent participation required.
Builds upon the skills learned in Little Dippers and provides experiences for
parents and children in the water, ages 3-4 years to:
• Establish expectation for adult supervision
• Learn more ways to enter and exit water safely
• Explore submerging in a rhythmic pattern
• Front and back glides with assistance
• Combined front and back stroke with assistance
• Change body position in water
Preschool Aquatics - Ages 3-5
Shrimp 1 – Basic aquatic skills
Prerequisites: Must be 3 years old and toilet trained. No swimming skills, comfortable
without parent.
Skills/Activities: enter and exit water, blow bubbles through nose and mouth, submerging
face, front and back floats and glides, alternating arm stroke with kicking with assistance.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Shrimp 1 or Shrimp 2 or Youth Level 1
if 5 years old.
Shrimp 2 – Intermediate swim skills
Prerequisite: Shrimp 1 skills
Skills/Activities: Front and back float and glides, retrieve submerged object, tread water,
combined arm and leg action on front and back, finning arm action on back, independently and comfortably.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Shrimp 2 or Shrimp 3 or Youth Level 2
if 5 years old.
Shrimp 3 – Advanced swim skills - Preapproval Required
Prerequisite: Shrimp 2 skills
Skills/Activities: Jumping into deep water, fully submerge and hold breath, bobbing, front
float and glides, back floats and glides, tread water using arm and leg action, combined
arm and leg actions on front and back independently.Next level based on Instructors
recommendation: Shrimp 3 or Youth Level 3 if 5 years old. This course is not available for
online registration. Preapproval is now required by the Aquatics Specialist.
Please complete a registration form and return to our office for review.
Learn–to-Swim - Ages 5 - 13
Level 1 – Introduction to Water Skills
Helps participants feel comfortable in the water.
Prerequisite: Must be 5 years old. No swimming skills necessary.
Skills/Activities: enter and exit water, blow bubbles through nose and mouth, submerging
face, front and back floats and glides, alternating arm stroke with kicking with assistance.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Youth Level 1 or 2
Level 2 – Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Gives participants success with fundamental skills.
Prerequisite: Level 1 skills
Skills/Activities: Front and back float and glides, retrieve submerged object,
tread water, combined arm and leg action on front and back, finning arm
action on back, independently and comfortably.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Youth Level 3
Level 3 – Stroke Development
Builds on the skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice in deeper water.
Prerequisite: Level 2 skills
Skills/Activities: Jumping into deep water, sitting and kneeling dives, rotary breathing,
survival skills, flutter, scissor, dolphin and breastroke kicks, front crawl and elementary
backstroke.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Youth Level 4
Level 4 – Stroke Improvement
Develops confidence in the skills learned and improves other aquatic skills.
Prerequisite: Level 3 skills
Skills/Activities: Standing dives, underwater swimming, survival swimming, open turns,
treading water, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breastroke, sidestroke and
butterfly, flutter and dolphin kicks on back.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Youth Level 5
Level 5 – Stroke Refinement
Provides further coordination and refinement of strokes.
Prerequiste: Level 4 skills
Skills/Activities: Shallow – angle dives to front stroke, tuck and pike surface dives, submerge completely, flip turns, sculling, endurance swimming.
Next level based on Instructors recommendation: Youth Level 6
Level 6 – Swimming Skill and Proficiency
Prerequisite: Level 5 skills
Skills/Activities: Refines the strokes so participants swim them with ease, efficiency,
power and smoothness over greater distances.
Recreational 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. Children under age 2 free with adult swimmer. $18 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.
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 21
Swimming
204-3025
East High School Pool
2222 E Washington Ave. Use Fourth Street entrance, look for door #3.
Day Classes
Evening Classes
Day
Time
Level
Date
Course #
Day
Time
Level
Date
Couse #
Monday - Thursday
Session 1
7 Classes $31
Skip 7/4
9-9:30 am
Little Dippers
6/24-7/3
41583
Little Dippers
6/24-8/12
41589
9:35-10:05 am
Shrimp1
41616
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp2
41635
Monday
8 Classes
$35
5-5:30 pm
Monday - Thursday
Session 2
8 Classes
$35
7/8-7/18
Shrimp1
41621
5-5:40 pm
Level 1
41421
41585
5:45-6:25 pm
Level 2
41451
Shrimp2
41630
9-9:30 am
Little Dippers
9:35-10:05 am
Shrimp1
41609
6-6:30 pm
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp2
41629
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp3
41649
41587
6:30-7:10 pm
Level 1
41430
7:15-7:55 pm
Level 2
41443
Level 3
41486
Level 4
41514
Level 3
41485
Level 5
41551
Level 6
41578
Monday - Thursday
Session 3
8 Classes
$35
9-9:30 am
Little Dippers
7/22-8/1
9:35-10:05 am
Shrimp1
41624
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp2
41627
Monday - Thursday
Session 4
8 Classes
$35
9-9:30 am
Little Dippers
9:35-10:05 am
Shrimp1
41619
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp2
41628
8/5-8/15
41580
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.
8-8:40 pm
Tuesday
8 Classes
$35
5-5:30 pm
Shrimp1
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp2
41640
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp3
41645
6:30-7 pm
Little Dippers
41596
Wednesday
8 Classes
$35
5:30-6:10 pm
Level 1
6:15-6:55 pm
7-7:40 pm
Thursday
7 Classes
$31
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(DVW
6/25-8/13
6/26-8/14
41625
41429
Level 2
41464
Level 3
41489
Level 1
41422
Level 2
41450
Level 3
41484
Level 4
41511
Level 5
41550
Level 6
41571
6/27-8/15
5-5:30 pm
Little Dippers
41584
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp 1
41626
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp 2
41634
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp 3
41646
Swimming
204-3025
La Follette High School Pool
702 Pflaum Rd. Enter door #10 and follow signs to pool.
Day
Time
Monday Thursday
7 Classes
$28
Skip 7/4
9-9:40 am
9:45-10:25 am
Session 1
10:30-11:10 am
1:20-2 pm
Monday Thursday
8 Classes
$32
Session 2
9-9:40 am
Date
Course #
Day
Time
Level 1
6/24-7/3
41416
Monday Thursday
8 Classes
$32
9-9:40 am
Level 2
41468
Level 3
41488
Level 4
41521
Level 5
41532
Level 6
41579
Level 1
41427
Level 2
41447
Level 3
41490
Level 4
41526
Level 5
41538
Level 6
41563
Level 1
9:45-10:25 am
10:30-11:10 am
1:20-2 pm
Level
7/8-7/18
41417
Level 2
41445
Level 3
41503
Level 4
41522
Level 5
41546
Monday Thursday
8 Classes
$32
Session 4
10-10:30 am
7/22-8/1
41432
41446
Level 3
41504
Level 4
41517
Level 5
41554
Level 6
41562
Level 1
41414
Level 2
41453
Level 3
41492
Level 4
41519
Level 5
41539
Level 6
41574
Little Dippers
10:35-11:15 am
8/5-8/15
41590
Shrimp1
41622
Shrimp2
41631
Level 1
41433
Level 2
41454
41520
41452
Level 5
41540
Level 6
41575
Level 2
Level 3
41491
Level 4
41527
Level 5
41533
Level 6
41573
6/24-8/9
6/24-8/9
1:20-2 pm
Level 1
Level 2
41497
41415
Coed competitive swim training program
for high school aged swimmers.
One year of high school swim team experience required,
or coach approval. No program on July 4.
Note: This course runs Monday - Friday.
M-F
M-F
10:30-11:10 am
Course #
Level 3
41572
High School Swim Training Program - NEW!
15 +LaFollette 15 +
Memorial 9:45-10:25 am
Date
Level 4
Level 6
Level 1
Session 3
Level
7-9 am $125 42491
7-9 am $125 42490
1:20-2 pm
SUMMER DRAMA SCHOOL
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
AGES 8 – 22
Imagination
OVERTURE CENTER
Madison
Self-Confidence
Collaboration
RIVER ARTS CENTER
Sauk Prairie
Focus
MADISON COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Waunakee
ctmtheater.org
608-255-2080
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 23
Swimming
204-3025
Memorial High School Pool
201 S Gammon Rd. Use Field House entrance on northwest corner.
Day Classes
Day
Time
Monday
- Thursday
8 Classes
9-9:40 am
$28
9-9:30 am
Skip 7/4
Session 1
9:35-10:05 am
9:45-10:25 am
10:10-10:40 am
10:30-11:10 am
10:45-11:25 am
9-9:30 am
Monday
- Thursday
8 Classes
9-9:40 am
$32
Session 2
9:35-10:05 am
9:45-10:25 am
10:10-10:40 am
10:30-11:10 am
10:45-11:25 am
24 • Registration Form on Page 49
Level
Date
Course #
Day
Little Dippers
6/24-7/3
41598
9-9:30 am
Monday
- Thursday
8 Classes
9-9:40 am
$32
Shrimp2
41633
Level 4
41523
Level 5
42374
Level 6
42380
Shrimp1
41608
Shrimp3
41650
Level 1
41413
Time
Session 3
9:35-10:05 am
9:45-10:25 am
Level
Date
Course #
Little Dippers
7/22-8/1
41582
Shrimp2
41637
Level 4
42379
Level 5
42376
Level 6
42382
Shrimp1
41610
Shrimp3
42444
Level 1
42388
41469
Level 2
41460
Level 2
Level 3
41500
Level 3
41502
Shrimp1
42642
10:10-10:40 am
Shrimp1
42644
Shrimp2
42647
Level 3
42656
Shrimp2
42645
Level 3
42657
Level 4
42660
Level 4
42659
Level 5
42663
Level 5
42662
Level 1
42648
Level 1
42651
Level 2
42652
Level 2
42654
Little Dippers
7/8-7/18
41581
Shrimp2
41636
Level 4
42378
Level 5
42375
Level 6
42381
Shrimp1
41620
Shrimp3
42443
Level 1
42387
Level 2
41461
Level 3
41501
Shrimp1
42643
Shrimp2
42646
Level 3
42655
Level 4
42658
Level 5
42661
Level 1
42650
Level 2
42653
10:30-11:10 am
10:45-11:25 am
Monday
- Thursday
8 Classes
10:30-11:10 am
$32
10:10-10:40 am
Session 4
10:45-11:25 am
Shrimp1
8/5-8/15
42463
Shrimp2
42453
Level 3
42383
Level 4
42384
Level 5
42377
Level 1
42389
Level 2
42385
High School Swim Training Program - NEW!
Coed competitive swim training program
for high school aged swimmers.
One year of high school swim team experience required,
or coach approval. No program on July 4.
Note: This course runs Monday - Friday.
15 +LaFollette 15 +
Memorial M-F
M-F
6/24-8/9
6/24-8/9
7-9 am $125 42491
7-9 am $125 42490
Swimming
204-3025
Memorial High School Pool
201 S Gammon Rd. Use Field House entrance on northwest corner.
Evening Classes
Day
Time
Level
Date
Course #
Monday
8 Classes
$32
5:30-6:10 pm
Level 1
6/24-8/12
41423
6:15-6:55 pm
7-7:40 pm
Wednesday
8 Classes
$32
41448
Level 3
41478
Level 2
41463
Level 3
41481
Level 4
42386
Level 5
41542
Level 6
41557
5-5:30pm
Little Dippers
5-5:40 pm
Level 1
6/26-8/14
41595
41419
5:30-6 pm
Shrimp Dip
41600
5:45-6:25 pm
Level 2
41449
6-6:30 pm
Shrimp1
41607
6:30-7 pm
Shrimp2
41632
7:15-7:55 pm
Level 2
41467
Level 3
41483
8-8:40 pm
Thursday
7 Classes
$28
Skip 7/4
Level 2
5:30-6:10 pm
Level 4
41509
Level 5
41543
Level 6
41567
Level 1
Level 2
6:15-6:55 pm
7-7:40 pm
6/27-8/15
41441
41455
Level 3
41479
Level 1
41424
Level 2
41456
Level 3
41480
Level 4
41515
Level 5
41541
Level 6
41558
Now Hiring
MSCR offers a variety of
job openings year-round.
Please go to www.mscr.org
and click on Employment.
Adult Leagues | New Structure & More Opportunities to Play!
Jr. Team Tennis
10 & Under Tennis
Midwest Youth Team Tennis
Midwest Futures Tennis
REBATES | GIFTS | TENNIS | FUN!
Visit www.wisconsin.usta.com for information and rebate/prize form.
Contact: tennis@wisconsin.usta.com | 414-352-9728
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 25
swimming
204-3025
Goodman Aquatic Center - Outdoor Pool
Goodman Aquatic Center is an Outdoor Pool! Located on the Irwin A. & Robert D. Goodman Jewish Community Campus.
7762 County Rd PD, Verona 848-1822
Day
time
Level
Date
Course #
Monday
8 Classes
$40
3:30-4 pm
Shrimp1
6/24-8/12
41612
Tuesday
8 Classes
$40
Shrimp2
41641
4:05-4:35 pm
Little Dippers
41593
4:05-4:45
Level 1
41439
4:40-5:10 pm
Shrimp3
41647
4:55-5:35 pm
Level 3
41495
3:30-4 pm
Little Dippers
4:05-4:35 pm
4:40-5:10 pm
Wednesday
8 Classes
$40
Thursday
7 Classes
$35
Skip 7/4
3:30-4:10 pm
4:15-4:55 pm
3:30-4 pm
4:05-4:35 pm
4:40-5:20 pm
6/25-8/13
41586
Shrimp1
41613
Little Dippers
41592
Shrimp Dip
41601
Shrimp2
41642
Shrimp3
41648
Level 1
6/26-8/14
41426
Level 2
41466
Level 3
41496
Level 4
41508
Shrimp Dip
6/27-8/15
41602
Shrimp1
41615
Little Dippers
41597
Shrimp2
41643
Level 1
41425
Level 2
41465
WHAT LEVELS?
Most participants require two or more sessions at a given level
to master all the skills before advancement. Progress reports are
given to participants on the last day of lessons. Swimming lessons
are a progression and students should pass each level before
moving on to the next. Skills learned in one level carry over to
the next level. If your child cannot perform the required skills on
the first day of class, we will attempt to find an open class in the
appropriate level. This may mean changing swim times, days or
locations. For the safety of swimmers and staff, children will not
be allowed to remain in incorrect levels.
26 • Registration Form on Page 49
GAC Open Swim
June 8-23
Daily......................................................................... 11am-8pm
June 24 – August 16
Monday-Friday....................................................... 4:30pm-8pm
Saturday & Sunday.................................................... 11am-8pm
August 17-Sept 2
Daily......................................................................... 11am-8pm
Special dates:
July 4........................................................................ 11am-8pm
July 15...................................................................... 11am-8pm
August 5................................................................... 11am-8pm
2013 Membership FEES
Season – Family..................................................................$295
Season – Adult (16+)...........................................................$120
Season – Youth (ages 1 – 15).................................................$95
Daily – Adult (16+).................................................................$5
Daily – Youth (ages 1 – 15)......................................................$4
Infants under 1Year.............................................................. Free
CAMP
DAYS
TIMES
OTHER 1/2 FULL EXTENDED
DAY DAY DAY
LOCATION
FEE
8/26-8/30
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/5
7/8-7/12
7/15-7/19 7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2 8/5-8/9 8/12-8/16
8/19-8/23 MSCR CAMP PLANNING GRID
WEEKS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CAMP EXPRESS
Ages 3-4
Ages 4-5
M-F
M-F
9am-12pm
1pm-4pm
x
x
Franklin/Huegel
Franklin/Huegel
$88
$88
x x• x x x x x
x x x x x x x
Ages 3-4
Ages 3-4
Ages 5-6
M-F
M-F
M-F
9am-10am
10am-11am
11am-12pm
x
x
x
Multiple
Multiple
Multiple
$40
$40
$40
x x x x x x x x x x
x x x x x x x x x x
x x x x x x x x x x
CAMP EXPLORE
M-F 7:45am-5:30pm
x
AM Session
PM Session
M-F
M-F
9am-12pm
1pm-4pm
x
x
KIDS KAMP
KIDS KAMP EXTENDED
M-F
9am-4pm
x
Warner Park CRC $125 x x x x x x x x x
M-F 7:30am-5:30pm
x
Warner Park CRC $155 x x x x x x x x x
MADTOWN ADVENTURERS
M-F 8:30am-4:30pm
x
Lake Farm Park
x
M-F 7:45am-5:30pm
x
Multiple
M-F
M-F
9am-12pm
9am-4pm
x
x
Multiple
Multiple
SUPER CENTER ARTS CAMP
SUPER CENTER EXTENDED
M-F
7:30am-4pm
x
Hoyt/MSCR
$142 x x x x x x x x x
M-F 7:30am-5:30pm
x
Hoyt/MSCR
$174 x x x x x x x x x
CAMP ADVENTURE
M-F
8am-4pm
x
Hoyt Park
CR8TV U
M-F
8am-4pm
x
GREENHOUSE GARDENING
M-F 8:30-11:30am
x
Healthy U
M-F 7:30am - 12:30pm
x
MAD CITY SPORTS
M-F
8am-4pm
MAD YOUTH
M-F
8am-4pm
M-F
M-F
9am-12pm
9am-4pm
SOCCER CAMP
Hoyt/Burrows Park $174
x x
FASCINATION STATION
MISC SPORTS CAMPS PG. C8
SAFE HAVEN (8 Week Fee*)
Muir/Kennedy
Muir/Kennedy
$88 $88 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
$185 x x x x x x x x
$1,041* x x x x x x x x SOCCER CAMP
MISC SPORTS CAMPS PG. C8
$65 x x x x x x x x x x
$130 x x x x x x x x x x
$160 x x x x x x x
Hamilton/O’Keeffe $110 x x x x
Spring Harbor
$85
x x x x
Hamilton/O’Keeffe $95
x x x x
x
O’Keeffe /Hamilton $110 x x x x
x
O’Keeffe /Hamilton $110 x x x x x x
x
x
x
SOCCER CAMP
Soccer Grades 6-8
Soccer Grades 6-8
C2
Multiple
Multiple
$65 x x x x x x x x x x
$130 x x x x x x x x x x
204-3000 • Register online at www.mscr.org
CAMP EXPRESS - PRESCHOOL
Calling all first-time campers! Jump aboard the Camp Express for a week of fun and adventure. Explore the world around you by participating in arts
and crafts, nature activities, reading, building, and playing! See weekly themes for more information. All campers must be toilet trained in order to attend. No camp July 4-5. Based on maturity of child, parents/guardians may choose which session to send their 4 yr old. Child must be the age
listed by camp start date. A $20, non-refundable partial payment is due for each week of camp at time of registration.
AGE
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
Art All Around Me
Explore art through coloring, crafts, painting and much more! Let the creative juices flow
this week!
3 - 4
Franklin M-F
7/8-7/12 9 am-12 pm $88
42321
4 - 5
Franklin M-F
7/8-7/12
1-4 pm
$88
42322
3 - 4
Huegel M-F
8/5-8/9 9 am-12 pm $88
42669
4 - 5
Huegel M-F
8/5-8/9
1-4 pm
$88
42670
Construction Zone
Do you like to build things? Then this is the week for you! Build new things everyday with
Legos, blocks, and whatever else we can find!
3 - 4
Franklin M-F
7/29-8/2 9 am-12 pm $88
42327
4 - 5
Franklin M-F
7/29-8/2
1-4 pm
$88
42328
3 - 4
Huegel M-W
7/1-7/3 9 am-12 pm $55
42675
4 - 5
Huegel M-W
7/1-7/3
1-4 pm
$55
42676
Dinosaur Days
ROAR! Learn about your favorite dinosaurs and fill your day with dinosaur books, crafts,
games, and more. Be ready for a prehistoric good time!
3 - 4
Franklin M-F
8/5-8/9 9 am-12 pm $88
42535
4 - 5
Franklin M-F
8/5-8/9
1-4 pm
$88
42536
3 - 4
Huegel M-F
7/15-7/19 9 am-12 pm $88
42677
4 - 5
Huegel M-F
7/15-7/19 1-4 pm
$88
42678
Dr. Seuss Week
Enjoy books like The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, and Green Eggs and Ham. Each day
features a new book and activities.
3 - 4
Franklin M-F
7/22-7/26 9 am-12 pm $88
42325
4 - 5
Franklin M-F
7/22-7/26 1-4 pm
$88
42326
3 - 4
Huegel M-F
6/24-6/28 9 am-12 pm $88
42673
4 - 5
Huegel M-F
6/24-6/28 1-4 pm
$88
42674
Fairy Tales and Dragon Tails
Join us and learn about dragons, fairies, and lands far, far away. Read stories, make crafts,
create a make-believe world, and play games during this magical week.
3 - 4
Franklin M-F
6/24-6/28 9 am-12 pm $88
42317
4 - 5
Franklin M-F
6/24-6/28 1-4 pm
$88
42318
3 - 4
Huegel M-F
7/8-7/12 9 am-12 pm $88
42665
4 - 5
Huegel M-F
7/8-7/12
1-4 pm
$88
42666
AGE
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
Outdoor Adventurers
Explore the outdoors with your fellow campers! See what the great outdoors has to offer
and learn about birds, bugs and the environment. No camp July 4-5.
3 - 4
Franklin M-W
7/1-7/3 9 am-12 pm $55
42319
4 - 5
Franklin M-W
7/1-7/3
1-4 pm
$55
42320
3 - 4
Huegel M-F
7/22-7/26 9 am-12 pm $88
42667
4 - 5
Huegel M-F
7/22-7/26 1-4 pm
$88
42668
SAFE IN Town
MY WORLD
Safety
Learn how to stay safe in the world around you. Poison protection, street safety, fire
safety and home safety are just a few of the topics covered. Meet police officers, firefighters, and crossing guards to learn how they keep people safe.
3 - 4
Franklin M-F
7/15-7/19 9 am-12 pm $88
42323
4 - 5
Franklin M-F
7/15-7/19 1-4 pm
$88
42324
3 - 4
Huegel M-F
7/29-8/2 9 am-12 pm $88
42671
4 - 5
Huegel M-F
7/29-8/2
1-4 pm
$88
42672
204-3057 • Register online at www.mscr.org
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Fascination Station Camps
Fascination Station Camps are half-day programs for elementary-aged youth providing in-depth exposure to specific topics in a fun, enriching environment. Camps are
designed to provide a wide variety of fascinating choices for campers during the course of the summer. Campers are encouraged to explore their interests and passions. Each week offers at least one morning and one afternoon camp choice for participants. All camps are led by experienced instructors passionate about the topics they are
exploring. Individual camp structures vary based on the nature of the program, but generally include both large and small group activities developing continuity throughout the week. All campers have the option of signing up for Lunch Bunch between camps each week. New this year, extended before and after camp hours. Morning
campers may be dropped off anytime between 8 - 9 am. Afternoon campers may be picked up between 4 - 5 pm. Extended hours consist of quiet games, arts & crafts
and supervised free play.
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
A Bug’s Life
Welcome to a bug’s life! Learn about insects, arachnids and other tiny beings. Explore and
observe the natural habitats of beetles, butterflies and spiders. Experiment with creating
your own bugs and then build a maze-filled bug house for your creature. Creepy, crawly fun
abounds this week.
K-2
Muir
M-F
7/15-7/19 1-4 pm
$88
42413
K-2
Kennedy
M-F
8/12-8/16 1-4 pm
$88
42472
Art Outside the Box
Make art in unexpected ways! Paint with your feet, use natural ingredients to make
scented paint and try other activities that stretch the boundaries of art in a classroom. Outside the box games and activities complete the day.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/8-7/12 9 am-12 pm $88
42456
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/15-7/19 9 am-12 pm $88
42394
Backyard Biology
Explore science with active, outdoor science experiences. Explore plants, worms and
insects found in your yard, make observations and keep your own camp science journal. Plant a garden and take it home at the end of the summer.
K-5
Kennedy
M-W
7/1-7/3 9 am-12 pm $52
42455
Bookmaking
From animated flip books to secret journals, learn the ins and outs of bookmaking. Explore
different book designs and binding techniques to make many different kinds of books.
2-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/22-7/26 9 am-12 pm $88
42458
Brush Strokes
Spend the week perfecting your artistic skills. Learn the basics of design and composition
through painting. Experiment with different painting styles and play with different paints,
papers and implements. Go beyond just brushes.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/29-8/2 9 am-12 pm $88
42460
Build It
Do you like to build things with a purpose? Construct bridges, towers, and other structures
with legos, blocks, recycled materials and more. Attempt challenges like creating forms that
can withstand pressure and force or hold and move water. Keep a journal where you dream
up building designs, then work individually and with a team to make your designs a reality!
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
6/24-6/28 9 am-12 pm $88
42454
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/8-7/12 9 am-12 pm $88
42392
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
Creative Creatures
Love animals? Love to learn, move, create things and have fun? Join local storyteller Clare
Norelle for a week all about the animals of the world. Enjoy stories, songs, games, yoga
and creative arts projects about animals. Choose a favorite animal and create a mask to
wear while sharing a message from your animal at the Council of All Beings at the end of
the week.
1-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/15-7/19 1-4 pm
$88
42469
1-5
Muir
M-F
7/22-7/26 9 am-12 pm $88
42396
Dancing Feet
This is your chance to dance your heart out. Dancers learn the basics of dance styles
including: ballet, jazz and tap. Then broaden your horizons to explore different movements
like hip hop, creative movement and world dance. Finally express yourself creating your
own choreography. Week concludes with a performance showcasing what campers have
learned.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/22-7/26 1-4 pm
$88
42470
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/29-8/2
1-4 pm
$88
42439
DELECTABLE DINING
Develop culinary skills to impress the most discerning taste buds. Learn meal planning,
food preparation and cooking techniques needed to plan and prepare a full meal in a fun,
safe environment. Chop, mix, and sauté your way through the week and leave camp with
the skills to prepare a family feast.
3-5
Muir
M-F
7/15-7/19 1-4 pm
$88
42411
Drum Circle
Explore the world of drumming at this exciting camp. Learn basic rhythms, participate in
group percussion improvisation and create original compositions. Covers styles from West
Africa and the Caribbean as well as the Western world, playing hand drums, stick drums
and more.
K-2
Kennedy
M-F
7/15-7/19 1-4 pm
$88
42468
3-5
Kennedy
M-F
8/12-8/16 1-4 pm
$88
42473
Fun Fit Kids
Be active, stay fit, and have fun with this week at camp! Try some of the same fitness
activities mom and dad enjoy, like Zumba and Yoga, but with a kid twist. Spend the rest
of the time playing active outdoor and indoor games, creating and navigating obstacle
courses and learning about strength, fitness. Each day prepare your own healthy and
tasty snacks.
K-5
Muir
M-F
6/24-6/28 9 am-12 pm $88
42390
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/8-7/12
1-4pm
$88
42465
Games Galore
Hit the playground and with a new set of exciting, active games. Develop teamwork and sportsmanship as you overcome obstacles in cooperative games and challenges. Get active with different versions of dodgeball, Frisbee, tag and goofy games galore.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/29-8/2
1-4 pm
$88
42471
K-5
Muir
M-F
8/5-8/9
1-4 pm
$88
42445
Garden Buds
Explore the John Muir Garden and keep it growing strong! Work in the garden each day
watering, weeding and harvesting plants. Create garden crafts and work on building or
fencing projects to help improve the garden. When you’re not busy in the garden, play
games, prepare fresh snacks and explore the natural world around you.
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/22-7/26 1-4 pm
$88
42421
K-5
Muir
M-F
8/5-8/9 9 am-12 pm $88
42401
Green Thumbs
Campers join the young farmers at the Goodman Youth Grow Local Farm to learn the ins and outs of urban gardening and farming. Spend the rest of the time playing outdoor
games, cooking with fresh produce and exploring what it means to live sustainably in your community.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/15-7/19 9 am-12 pm $88
42457
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Fascination Station Camps
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
I Dream of Trees
Do you love trees? Do you enjoy stories, music, movement and creating things with your
hands? Spend the week among the trees with local storyteller and tree lover, Clare Norelle,
observing, drawing and learning from trees. Play games, sing songs and practice yoga
among the trees and learn world folk tales, and true tales about trees. Create tree art work
including a small model tree house!
K-3
Muir
M-F
7/29-8/2 9 am-12 pm $88
42398
Latin American Art & Dance
Explore art, culture and language of Latin America through folkloric dance and visual arts. Create projects with beads, paper and stamps characteristic of Latin American cultures. Learn various steps and unique rhythms of each dance and showcase them for families at
the end of the week.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
6/24-6/28 1-4 pm
$88
42464
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/8-7/12
1-4 pm
$88
42410
Leyendas of Latin America
Explore the folklore of Latin America and Spanish language through traditional stories and
legends. Discover the story of la llorona, “the weeping woman,” and animal characters
from indigenous legends of the native peoples of the Americas. Read stories, sing songs,
act out the legends and create your own folktales.
K-5
Muir
M-W
7/1-7/3 9 am-12 pm $52
42391
Life in the BIG City
Imagine and design your own city complete with roads, schools, parks and homes. Think
about what people and animals need to live and incorporate fun elements like swimming
pools, bird houses, ice cream trucks, and zoos. Camp transforms into a metropolis as
campers build one BIG city.
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/22-7/26 9 am-12 pm $88
42397
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
8/12-8/16 9 am-12 pm $88
42462
Printing Basics
Create your own designs and print them on a variety of materials while learning the ins
and outs of different printing techniques. Explore block, stamp and screen printing and
take home a screen printed t-shirt with you own design.
3-5
Muir
M-W
7/1-7/3
1-4 pm
$52
42408
Rocket Building
Explore the science of aerodynamics and force through building and flying your own rockets. Start with small UFOs such as flying saucers and pyramids. Move on to design,
build and fly larger rockets out of cardboard, foam core and other materials. Learn how to do a pre-flight test for stability then launch your creations with rocket engines.
4-5
Muir
M-F
6/24-6/28 1-4 pm
$88
42404
4-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/8-7/12
1-4 pm
$88
42466
Solar System Vacation
Want to go on a trip anywhere in the solar system? Plan your route with a 3D model of the
current positions of the planets and learn about rocket propulsion and stability you need
to get there. Get a grip interplanetary distances with a scale model of the solar system. Once you’ve got a route, preview the potential destinations exploring the solar system in
the planetarium, and more!
3-5
Muir
M-F
7/29-8/2 9 am-12 pm $88
42399
Take the Stage - FULL DAY
Spend this week learning the ins and outs of drama and theater production and produce a
small play. Hone your inner actor with drama and improv activites, learn about set design,
create sets and props for the play and learn songs and dances. Participants audition for
roles, rehearse and perform their own musical revue at the end of the week.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
8/5-8/9 9 am-4 pm $175
42461
K-5
Muir
M-F
8/12-8/16 9 am-4 pm $175
42403
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
Young Actors
Learn the basics of theater and acting during this fun-filled improv, play theater, comedy
and games. Learn vocal exercises to improve voice projection and write your own short
scenes to stage at the end of the week.
K-5
Muir
M-F
6/24-6/28 1-4 pm
$88
42407
K-5
Kennedy
M-W
7/1-7/3
1-4 pm
$52
42467
Lunch Bunch
Supervised lunch hour option for all Fascination Station Camp participants, before, after
or between camps they are registered for. Lunch Bunch is supervised by MSCR staff and
includes time for eating lunch and outdoor play. Campers should bring a lunch and a beverage that does not refrigeration or reheating. Please register individually for each week.
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
6/24-6/28 12-1 pm
$15
42474
K-5
Kennedy
M-W
7/1-7/3
12-1 pm
$9
42475
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/8-7/12 12-1 pm
$15
42476
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/15-7/19 12-1 pm
$15
42477
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/22-7/26 12-1 pm
$15
42478
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
7/29-8/2 12-1 pm
$15
42479
K-5
Kennedy
M-F
8/12-8/16 12-1 pm
$15
42480
K-5
Muir
M-F
6/24-6/28 12-1 pm
$15
42446
K-5
Muir
M-W
7/1-7/3
12-1 pm
$9
42447
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/8-7/12 12-1 pm
$15
42448
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/15-7/19 12-1 pm
$15
42449
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/22-7/26 12-1 pm
$15
42450
K-5
Muir
M-F
7/29-8/2 12-1 pm
$15
42451
K-5
Muir
M-F
8/5-8/9
12-1 pm
$15
42452
Tie Dye
Get groovy this week creating super cool brightly-colored tie dye projects. Dye bandanas,
socks, and a t-shirt using different colors and patterns. Colorful camp activities continue
with other ink, dye and paint-centered activities.
K-2
Muir
M-W
7/1-7/3
1-4 pm
$52
42409
K-2
Kennedy
M-F
7/22-7/26 9 am-12 pm $88
42459
Engaging 1/2 day options for the child
fascinated by exploring their interests!
Pair 1/2 day option with Lunch
Bunch, and new extended drop off
& pick up hours to make a day of it!
204-3021 • Register online at www.mscr.org
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SUPER CENTER ARTS CAMP
This camp is great for children who would prefer more exposure to creative arts than a traditional camp provides. Participants are grouped by age and rotate daily through music, drama and art activities based on a weekly theme. Other activities include swimming, field trips and outdoor games. Field trips
or special performances usually take place on Fridays. A detailed weekly schedule is provided on Monday of each session. Extended day option consists of
quiet games, self-directed art activities and supervised outdoor play. Children should bring lunch, snacks, beverage, swimming suit and towel daily. Parent
handbooks are mailed approximately two weeks prior to the start of camp. *No camp 7/4. Please review camp policies prior to registering.
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Course #
Regular Day
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/12*
7/15-7/19
7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2
8/5-8/9
8/12-8/16
7:30 am-4 pm
7:30 am-4 pm
7:30 am-4 pm
7:30 am-4 pm
7:30 am-4 pm
7:30 am-4 pm
7:30 am-4 pm
$142
$255
$142
$142
$142
$142
$142
42228
42229
42230
42231
42232
42233
42234
Extended Day
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR Hoyt-MSCR M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/12*
7/15-7/19
7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2
8/5-8/9
8/12-8/16
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
$174
$312
$174
$174
$174
$174
$174
42236
42237
42238
42239
42240
42241
42242
June 24-28: Tall Tales from Super Center
Center for a week of story-spinning. Read, dance, act, draw and paint life into
Join Super
stories of all kinds. Master the art of bookmaking from binding to illustration. Walk away
from camp with a collection of tall tales all your own.
July 29-Aug 2: Spotlight on Super Center
Super Center is full of talent. Can you juggle, sing, dance, make music, do art, or magic?
Explore, perfect and showcase your talents. Jazz up your dancing, rock the mic, and add
pizzazz to your art projects. Session culminates in a summer favorite - the Talent Show!
July 1-July 12: All the World’s a Stage
Aug 5-9: Go Green
Learn the ropes of on stage performance and the ins and outs of producing a play. Explore
all the elements of putting on a show. Auditions, casting, set and costume design and
rehearsal lead up to a performance on the final day of this special 2-week session.*
Reduce, Re-use and Recycle your way through camp this week. Come up with creative ways
to reuse materials to make masterpieces, instruments and costumes while learning about
different ways to Go Green in your community. July 15-19: Out of this World!
Aug 12-16: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Set out on a week of intergalactic adventure. Travel through space exploring stars, galaxies
and more. You might even discover an unknown planet or meet aliens along the way!
Catch some waves at camp! Explore the expanses of the world’s oceans from tide pools
to the darkest ocean canyons. Hunt for lost treasure and spot marine life on this deep sea
adventure.
July 22-26: Flashback: Ancient Cultures and Civilizations
Ever wondered how ancient cities were built or how people lived thousands of years ago?
Investigate and explore ancient cultures from around the world. Learn about ancient arts,
foods and kids’ play.
Camp Policies
Payments:
REGISTRATION CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS
A $20 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit is due for each session of the day camps listed at the time of registration.
Balances are due seven days prior to the start for each week of camp your child attends. Payment plans and scholarship
are not available when registering by internet. Fees may also be paid in full at the time of registration. All changes to your
registration including cancellations, withdrawals and changing sessions/programs must be made in writing and received in
the MSCR administrative office at least one week prior to the start of the session. All registration changes or withdrawals
incur a $20 fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations/changes made less than one week prior to the start of the
session. Deposits cannot be transferred from one session/program to another.
Fee Waivers:
Fee waivers are limited to two per session (i.e. 2 weeks of summer camp) and are available only to MMSD residents. Fee waiver requests must be received by May 20 to be considered. Day camp fee waiver request form (page 50) must accompany registration form; fee waivers are not granted after registration is processed. To reserve your child’s space a $20 partial payment is due for each week of camp at the time of registration.
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WARNER PARK KIDS KAMP
A structured day camp program featuring crafts, sports, games,
dramatic play, water activities, science, nature and field trips or special
events each week for children entering grades 1-5 in Fall 2013. Children
need sunscreen, swimsuit, towel, change of clothes and bug spray each day.
Extended day programs consist of quiet activities, self-directed play and
supervised outdoor fun. Snacks and lunch provided. No camp 7/4 & 7/5. Please see weekly themes below. Review camp policies prior to registering. Grade
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 –5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 - 5
1 –5
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC Warner Park CRC Warner Park CRC Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC
Warner Park CRC M-F
M-F
M-W
M-W
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
6/24-6/28
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/3
7/1-7/3
7/8-7/12
7/8-7/12
7/15-7/19
7/15-7/19
7/22-7/26
7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2
7/29-8/2
8/5-8/9
8/5-8/9
8/12-8/16
8/12-8/16
8/19-8/23
8/19-8/23
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
9 am-4 pm
7:30 am-5:30 pm
$125
$155
$75
$93
$125
$155
$125
$155
$125
$155
$125
$155
$125
$155
$125
$155
$125
$155
Course #
42543
42553
42545
42554
42546
42555
42547
42556
42548
42557
42549
42558
42550
42559
42551
42560
42552
42565
June 24-28: Fun-N-Fitness
July 29-August 2: Circus, Circus
A fun filled week of playing, running, jumping, stretching and more. Sample a little yoga and
invent our own games using balls, bean bags, jump ropes, hoola hoops and more.
Campers create their own carnival including games, prizes, face painting, circus acts and more.
July 1-3: Teambuilding
Explore and appreciate the beauty and mysteries of nature. Learn about camping, how to
survive in the wild, and make fun nature-inspired arts & crafts. Teambuilding is best learned hands-on. A variety of activities and lessons enhance the team
building experience for all campers.
July 8-12: Around the World in 5 Days
Get your passport ready! Join us as we explore the globe, learning about different cultures
and distant lands. Experience the games, music, food and more of places all around the
world.
July 15-19: Game Show Mania
Kids Kamp come on down! You’re the next contestant on Game Show Mania! This week is all
about game shows. Play a different game each day and create your own game show. Are you
up for the challenge?
August 5-9: Wilderness 101
August 12-16: Water Wonderland
Welcome to the wettest week of summer! Be prepared to get soaked! Water bucket
brigade, rubber duck races, slip ‘n’ slide and water balloons galore are just a taste of what to expect in this wildly wet, water-filled week!
August 19-23: Kids Kamp Has Talent
Bring your talent to camp! Join with other campers in preparing a Talent Show for the last
week of Kids Kamp. Singing, dancing, juggling, costume and set design, or whatever your
special talent is - will be the highlight of the week!
July 22-26: Mad Scientists
Step into a lab full of fun and discover your inner mad scientist. Use your creative side to
concoct new and exciting experiments and inventions.
204-6561 • Register online at www.mscr.org
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SaFE HAVEN CAMPS
Safe Haven Summer Camps provide structured child-centered activities
like dramatic play, art, science, constructive playthings and board games.
Safe Haven Summer Camps are offered June 24 - August 16, 7:45 a.m.
– 5:30 p.m. Please note: No programs on July 4. Other activities include:
• Weekly swim lessons
• Field Trips
• Weekly themed-based activities
• Indoor and outdoor active games
• Fun literacy and math activities
• “Fun with Foods” – cooking and nutrition program
Children must register for the entire 8-week program. Registration cannot
be done on a weekly basis. (See additional MSCR camps for week by week
registration.) Payments are scheduled on a monthly basis. Financial assistance is available for those who qualify based on family financial status. If your child is referred for MMSD Summer School, he/she must attend
morning summer school and may attend Safe Haven Summer Camp in the
afternoon for the first six weeks of Safe Haven Summer Camp (while MMSD
summer school is in session). A child is not allowed to attend Safe Haven
Summer Camp in the morning, if he/she is referred for summer school.
• Choose from the Safe Haven Summer Camps listed below.
• Registration is for the entire eight week session - June 24 - August 16.
• Sites are open to non-residents. Participants do not need to live in the
school attendance area or in the Madison Metropolitan School District.
• Registration forms are available at:
1 www.mscr.org
2 School Office where Safe Haven Summer Camps listed below are located
3 Phone call to 204-6561 to have a form mailed
• Complete the form and mail to Safe Haven Summer Camp
Registration, Allied Learning Center,
2237 Allied Drive, Madison, WI 53711.
Safe Haven Summer Camp Sites:
SPORTS CAMPS
Grade
Location Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Basketball Skills Clinic
Covers basketball skills and rules, team play, sportsmanship & scrimmage games
for boys and girl. Fee includes a t-shirt. Skip 7/27. 1 - 2 Warner Park CRC Sa
3 - 5 Warner Park CRC Sa
7/13-8/24 10:30-11:30 am 7/13-8/24 12-1:30 pm
$24
$36
42563 42564 Volleyball Camp
Learn the fundamentals of volleyball through skill drills and games. Camp focuses on serving, serve receiving, passing, setting, proper attack, defense strategies and
transitions. An experienced high school volleyball coach leads the camp. Participants
should wear comfortable clothing and bring a waterbottle and knee pads. 3-5
6-8
O’Keeffe M-Th 8/19-8/22 O’Keeffe M-Th 8/19-8/22
9-11 am 12-2 pm $40
$40 42561 42562 Folkstyle Wrestling
1-5
Falk
6/24-8/16 $1,041 - (divided into 3 equal monthly payments)
1-5
Glendale
6/24-8/16 $1,041 - (divided into 3 equal monthly payments)
La Follette High School Wrestling Coach Gary Skiles is the lead instructor in this introduction to ‘folkstyle’ or high school style of wrestling. Learn the basic
fundamentals and techniques. T-shirt and daily snack provided. 1-5
Lapham
6/24-8/16 $1,041 - (divided into 3 equal monthly payments)
K - 8 1-5
Lindbergh 6/24-8/16 $1,041 - (divided into 3 equal monthly payments)
LaFollette M-Th 7/8-7/11 12-3:30 pm $35
42488 Freestyle Wrestling - NEW!
This camp is designed through the USA Wrestling curriculum and introduces youth to
the international and Olympic freestyle wrestling sport. Develop skills while learning the
sport rules. Participants learn proper conditioning and training techniques to help them
compete. USA Bronze Level Coach Ron Klein, an experienced coach, leads the clinic.
A t-shirt and coach evaluation is included.
2 - 8
C8 204-6561 • Register online at www.mscr.org
LaFollette MW 7/15-8/21 5-6:30 pm $35 42568
204-3000 • Register online at www.mscr.org
Madtown Adventurers
Calling all outdoor adventurers! Explore local parks, bike trails, and your adventurous side with this week-long camp. Madtown Adventurers learn about the environment, explore Madison’s natural areas, cook over a campfire,
and grow to appreciate the outdoors. This camp is based at Lake Farm Park. Check out the weekly themes and choose which one is right for you. A detailed schedule and supply list are sent prior to camp. Activities subject to change in
case of inclement weather. No camp July 4 and 5. Transportation is provided.
A complete bus stop schedule will be available in April on www.mscr.org. Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Hikes & Bikes
Explore Madison on your bike! Learn bike and road safety, bike repair, and hiking tips
before heading out to experience the hiking and bike trails. Plan the week with your fellow
campers and see where the trail takes you! Bikes are provided.
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
7/8-7/12 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42331
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
7/29-8/2 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42334
Madtown Adventurers Express
Camp Explore
Enjoy three days of camp before the 4th of July! Participate in camp games, cooking, fishing, crafts, and other outdoor activities! Plan a day seeing Madison sights, swimming,
and completing an urban adventure. Worried about coming to camp later in the summer?
This is a perfect preview of the rest of the summer! No camp July 4 and 5.
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-W
7/1-7/3 8:30 am-4:30 pm $110 42330
Why spend the last two weeks before school starts doing nothing?
Come to Camp Explore and have fun with your friends! Each day is a new
adventure with games, songs, activities, and field trips! Trips are subject to
change and an updated schedule is sent prior to camp.
Outdoor Explorer
Grade
Love cooking outdoors, campfires, exploring, hiking, swimming, and singing? Then this
is the camp for you! Campers work as a team to help plan the week. This is a great
introduction to the Madtown Adventurers Camp.
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
6/24-6/28 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42329
The Great MadTown Adventure
Explore Madison using your outdoor and detective skills during this fun and adventurous
week. Each clue leads you to another clue while seeing Madison in a new way! Do you
have what it takes to finish this adventure?
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
7/22-7/26 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42333
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
8/12-8/16 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42542
Wacky Water Adventure
Location Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Activities include a field day with a cook-out, a Brewer game against the St. Louis Cardinals,
swimming at Goodman Aquatic Center in Verona, and more. 1 - 5
1 - 5
Hoyt Park
M-F
8/19-8/23 7:45 am-5:30 pm
$174
42313
Burrows Park M-F
8/19-8/23 7:45 am-5:30 pm
$174
42315
Activities include swimming at Goodman Aquatic Center in Verona, a trip to the Milwaukee
County Zoo, an Olympic event, and other fun activities.
1 - 5
Hoyt Park M-F
8/26-8/30 7:45 am-5:30 pm
$174
42314
1 - 5
Burrows Park M-F
8/26-8/30 7:45 am-5:30 pm
$174
42316
Enjoy swimming, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and more! Be prepared to spend a lot time in
and around water! Campers must be comfortable around water. 4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
7/15-7/19 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42332
Wacky Water Adventure II
Love the water and want a little more of a challenge? Join us for more swimming, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, and more! Be prepared to spend a lot of time in and around water! Campers must be comfortable around water.
4 - 6
Lake Farm M-F
8/5-8/9 8:30 am-4:30 pm $185 42541
CAMP Policies
Payments:
REGISTRATION CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS A $20 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit is due for each session of the day camps listed at the time of registration. Balances are due seven days prior to the start for each week of camp your child attends. Payment plans and scholarship are not available when registering by internet. Fees may also be paid in
full at the time of registration. All changes to your registration including cancellations, withdrawals and changing sessions/programs must be made in writing and received in the MSCR
administrative office at least one week prior to the start of the session. All registration changes or withdrawals incur a $20 fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations/changes made
less than one week prior to the start of the session. Deposits cannot be transferred from one session/program to another.
Fee Waivers:
Fee waivers are limited to two per session (i.e. 2 weeks of summer camp) and are available only to MMSD residents. Fee waiver requests must be received by May 20 to be
considered. Day camp fee waiver request form (page 50) must accompany registration form; fee waivers are not granted after registration is processed. To reserve your child’s
space a $20 partial payment is due for each week of camp at the time of registration.
204-3057 • Register online at www.mscr.org
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MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPS
CAMP ADVENTURE
MSCR MAD CITY SPORTS CAMP
Explore and experience the great outdoors through rock climbing, canoeing,
hiking, swimming, field trips & one overnight camping trip per session.
Camp Adventure focuses on teaching leadership, team building & outdoor
skills. Activities vary and are planned around a weekly theme (see below
for a brief description of each week’s activities). Participants meet at the
Hoyt Park picnic shelter every day before embarking on the day’s adventures.
No camp the week of July 2.
Boys and girls of all skill levels learn sports fundamentals through
presentations, demonstrations, games and recreational camp activities.
The focus is on building skills, sportsmanship, confidence and having
fun. Learn health and fitness tips that can improve athletic ability and
coordination. Be prepared to actively participate and sweat. Please note:
this camp is for youth who enjoy being active! Bring a sack lunch, athletic
clothes, athletic footwear and sunscreen each day.
Busing is available - Please see schedule page C11
Bus transportation is provided from the locations listed below for an additional $30 fee per child per session. The specific bus schedule, parent
handbook and activity schedule are mailed at least one week prior to the
start of the session. The bus may be canceled if the minimum number of
riders is not met for a given session.
GRADE
LOCATION
DAY
DATE
TIME
FEE
COURSE #
Find something hidden with orienteering, scavenger hunts and climbs.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
6/24-6/28 8 am-4 pm $160
42685
42608
TREASURE HUNTERS
Busing is available - Please see schedule page C11
GET MOVIN’
What is your favorite way to move? Find out with biking, skating and hiking adventures.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
7/8-7/12 8 am-4 pm $160
42609
GRADE
WATER WORLD
TAKE A SWING
Get ready for a week of wet and wild adventures.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
7/15-7/19
8 am-4 pm
$160
42686
42610
LOCATION
DAY
DATE
TIME
Bats, rackets, clubs, paddles. If you swing it, we play it.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F
6/24-6/28 8 am-4 pm
FEE
COURSE #
$110
42630
$110
42638
NEED FOR SPEED
VIEW FROM ABOVE
How far can you see? Find out with a week full of climbs and scenic views.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
7/22-7/26 8 am-4 pm $160
42611
Run, jump, throw and skate. Enjoy anything you can do fast.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F
7/8-7/12 8 am-4 pm
TEAM UP
ECO TOURS
Explore the natural environment, leave no trace.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
7/29-8/2
8 am-4 pm
$160
42687
42612
Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball and more. Learn team sports skills, drills and games.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F
7/22-7/26 8 am-4 pm $110
42639
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
BIG ADVENTURE
High hills, long trails, deep caves and big fun fill this week.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
8/5-8/9 8 am-4 pm
$160
42613
$160
42614
Bowling to Ultimate Frisbee and anything in between. Learn and play many sports.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F
7/29-8/2 8 am-4 pm $110
42640
LAKES, RIVERS, STREAMS
Tubing, swimming and canoeing on Wisconsin’s waterways.
6-9
Hoyt
M-F
8/12-8/16 8 am-4 pm
SPRING HARBOR GREEN HOUSE
GARDEN PROGRAM
Learn the joys of botany, horticulture and gardening while working at
Spring Harbor’s new sustainable greenhouse. Tend gardens, plant and
harvest produce, design and construct new garden plots, and help
restore local environments. Building on Spring Harbor Middle School’s
environmental mission, the program discusses methods to protect and
nurture local habitats through maintenance and restoration activities.
Learn how to design and build rain gardens, rain barrels and much more.
Prepare foods grown in the garden. A healthy daily snack is provided.
GRADE
LOCATION
DAY
6-9
Spring Harbor
6-9
FEE
COURSE #
M-F
6/24-6/28 8:30-11:30 am $85
42604
Spring Harbor
M-F
7/15-7/19 8:30-11:30 am $85
42605
6-9
Spring Harbor
M-F
7/22-7/26 8:30-11:30 am $85
42606
6-9
Spring Harbor
M-F
8/12-8/16 8:30-11:30 am $85
42607
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DATE
TIME
HEALTHY U
Healthy U is a powerful tool for middle school youth who may be struggling with body weight, appearance or self-confidence. Youth and their
families learn how to build lasting habits in nutrition and activity to
ensure a healthy journey through middle school and beyond. Each day
incorporates practice in healthy eating, food preparation and shopping
plus plenty of fun, physical activities to keep young bodies moving with
confidence and pride.
GRADE
LOCATION
DAY
6-9
Hamilton
6-9
Hamilton
6-9
6-9
FEE
COURSE #
M-F
7/22-7/26 7:30 am-12:30 pm $95
42600
M-F
7/29-8/2 7:30 am-12:30 pm $95
42601
O’Keeffe
M-F
8/5-8/9 7:30 am-12:30 pm $95
42602
O’Keeffe
M-F
8/12-8/16 7:30 am-12:30 pm $95
42603
204-3022 • Register online at www.mscr.org
DATE
TIME
Middle school camps
MAD Youth Volunteer Camp
Youth Make A Difference in their community! Meet new people, lend a helping hand,
build self-esteem and gain a better understanding of the community needs. Each
session starts with participants getting to know each other through team-building
activities. Campers spend a portion of each day participating in community service
that range from conservation to visiting with senior center residents. Each session’s
community service activities focus around a different theme (see below). Recreational
activities may include swimming, bowling, group games, trips to state parks, etc. Bring a sack lunch, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen and bug spray each day.
CR8TV U Middle School Camp
Release your inner artist this summer. Refine your skills or try something
new. From drawing to sculpture to performing, CR8TV U, has it all. Use a
variety of media with breaks to play games and take local field trips. Each
week concludes with a chance for artists to showcase their work for family
and friends.
Bus transportation provided from the locations listed below for an additional
$30 fee per child per session. The specific bus schedule parent handbook
and activity schedule are mailed at least one week prior to the start of the
session. Bus may be canceled if a minimum number of riders is not met for
a given session.
Busing is available - Please see schedule below.
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Bus transportation is provided from the locations listed below for an additional $30 fee per child per session. The specific bus schedule parent handbook and activity schedule are mailed at least one week prior
to the start of the session. Bus may be canceled if a minimum number of
riders is not met for a given session. Busing is available - Please see schedule below.
Grade
Location
Day
Date
Time
Fee Course #
Green Team
Explore natural green spaces in your community through conservation and recreational activities.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F 6/24-6/28 8 am-4 pm $110
42617
Be The Change
Build a team and work together to impact your community and the people you share it with.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F
7/8-8/12 8 am-4 pm $110
42619
Grow the Community
Fee Course #
Learn the path from community gardens to food pantries to community members in need.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F 7/15-7/19 8 am-4 pm $110
42620
3-D world
Natural Waters
Explore sculpture and create works of art that stand on their own. Working with clay, wire,
and recyclables to create multi-dimensional works of art.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F
7/8-7/12 8 am-4 pm $110
42624
Clean, preserve and play in the areas lakes, rivers and streams.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F
7/29-8/2 8 am-4 pm
Pallets and pencils
Learn to draw what you see, use shading to create realistic drawing, use color in drawing
and painting, and explore the world of cartoons. From life drawing to cartoons try it all.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F 7/15-7/19 8 am-4 pm $110
42627
Design Your World
Your creations this week may be flat, but they will not be boring. Explore photography,
mixed media and many other mediums to bring your ideas into the world to share.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F
7/29-8/2 8 am-4 pm $110
42626
$110
42621
People Power
Mentor young children, visit with seniors, meet great people in your community.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F
8/5-8/9 8 am-4 pm $110
42622
Make A Difference
Youth identify a community need, create a service plan and make it happen.
6-9
Hamilton
M-F 8/12-8/16 8 am-4 pm $110
42623
All the week’s a stage
Get up and move, the art this week is you. Use your body and voice to express yourself
through movement, music and acting.
6-9
O’Keeffe
M-F
8/5-8/9 8 am-4 pm $110
42625
Introduction to Middle School - 204-3022
Help reduce your child’s anxiety about transitioning to middle school. Incoming 6th grade students learn the logistics of the building and schedule; meet staff and develop relationships with other participants. Each school has a morning and afternoon session available. Please check www.mscr.org for specific site information in May.
Please indicate Bus Stop on the Registration Form.
East (O’Keeffe) Bus Stops: Pick-up (7:30-8:15 am) Drop-off (4:15-5:15 pm)
Choose one: Warner Park, Sandburg, Kennedy, Badger Rock Middle School
West (Hamilton) Bus Stops:
Pick-up (7:30-8:15 am) Drop-off (4:15-5:15 pm)
Choose one: Lincoln, Meadowood N.C., Jefferson, Spring Harbor
204-3022 • Register online at www.mscr.org
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Soccer Camps
For recreational and beginning players. Camps are co-ed and children are grouped by grade. Children must wear shin guards and bring full water bottles.
Emphasize skill development, fitness and fun for beginners. Camps available half-day or full-day. Not all youth are physically/emotionally ready for a full day
program, so choose carefully. Staff is local skilled soccer enthusiasts who enjoy working with children. Soccer balls provided for use during the camp.
Full day camp includes soccer in the morning and other outdoor activities in the afternoon. If participating in the afternoon, bring sack
lunch, drink, swimsuit and towel. Activities may include fishing, canoeing, swimming, hiking, art activities, table games and other outdoor
activities. Children should be prepared to swim on hot days. Busing provided for a weekly field trip. No camp on July 4*. Weather: on rainy
days, pre-school camps may be cancelled and elementary and middle school camps meet indoors for activities.
Fee Course #
Grade
Location
Day
Date
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
$40
$40
$32
$32
41710
41701
41722
41723
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
41718
41739
41740
41741
41744
41708
41720
41734
41746
41709
41714
41715
41719
41738
41706
41707
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
1 - 8
Crestwood Crestwood Elvehjem Elvehjem Midvale Midvale Olbrich Olbrich Tenney Tenney Midvale Midvale Olbrich Olbrich Shorewood Shorewood Midvale Midvale Shorewood Shorewood M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
6/24-6/28
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/5*
7/1-7/5*
*Skip 7/4
7/8-7/12
7/8-7/12
7/15-7/19
7/15-7/19
7/22-7/26
7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2
7/29-8/2
8/5-8/9
8/5-8/9
8/12-8/16
8/12-8/16
8/19-8/23
8/19-8/23
8/26-8/30
8/26-8/30
11 am-12 pm $40
11 am-12 pm $32
41703
41733
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
11 am-12 pm
41721
41743
41745
41735
41713
41742
41724
41712
Age
Location
Day
Date
Time
3 - 4
3 - 4
3- 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
3 - 4
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
5 - 6
Crestwood Crestwood Elvehjem Elvehjem Midvale Midvale Olbrich Olbrich Tenney Tenney Midvale Midvale Olbrich Olbrich Shorewood Shorewood Midvale Midvale Shorewood Shorewood M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
6/24-6/28
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/5*
7/1-7/5*
*Skip 7/4
7/8-7/12
7/8-7/12
7/15-7/19
7/15-7/19
7/22-7/26
7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2
7/29-8/2
8/5-8/9
8/5-8/9
8/12-8/16
8/12-8/16
8/19-8/23
8/19-8/23
8/26-8/30
8/26-8/30
Crestwood Elvehjem Midvale Olbrich Tenney Midvale Olbrich Shorewood Midvale Shorewood M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
6/24-6/28
7/1-7/5*
*Skip 7/4
7/8-7/12
7/15-7/19
7/22-7/26
7/29-8/2
8/5-8/9
8/12-8/16
8/19-8/23
8/26-8/30
C12
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
204-4581 • Register online at www.mscr.org
Time
Fee Course #
9 am-12 pm $65
9 am-4 pm $130
9 am-12 pm $52
9 am-4 pm $104
41731
41732
41749
41700
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-4 pm
41699
41726
41727
41728
41748
41704
41750
41697
41698
41736
41737
41702
41711
41747
41705
41725
$65
$130
$65
$130
$65
$130
$65
$130
$65
$130
$65
$130
$65
$130
$65
$130
Attraction Tickets &
Equipment Rentals
204-3000
Credit card purchases
incur a 3 percent
surcharge.
WPRA 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 $32 off regular
admission! Groups may purchase discount tickets and save a bundle! Tickets are on sale: Monday–Friday, from 8 am - 4 pm, May 22– August 30. (MSCR Offices closed, May 27 &
July 4 —no ticket sales). 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
MSCR PriceGate Price You Save!
BIG FOOT ZIPLINE Tours
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13 & older
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Save $4
3–12
$8.25
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Save $3
2 & under
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6,000 feet of “online’ family fun. Two hour spectacular adventure offers nature lovers
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General Admission
$69
$89
Save $20
200,000 sf of indoor/outdoor water parks with 27 water slides, wave pool, water playgrounds ane more. Ticket expiration 9/2/13.
3 & older
$19.95 $29.95
Save $10
2 & under
FREE
FREE
Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee
Museum of human and natural history providing a dynamic and stimulating environment
for learning. Ticket expiration date 9/30/13.
18+
$11
$14
Save $3
3-17
$11
$8
Save $3
Largest interactive play area in the US offering indoor and outdoor waterparks and theme
parks. Ticket expiration 9/2/13.
3 & older
$22
$39.99
Save $17.99
2 & under
FREE
FREE
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 9/2/13.
3 & older
$31
$41.52
Save $10.52
2 & under
FREE
FREE
One ticket two parks. Enjoy rides, attractions, games, shows and 13 acre water park.
Single Any Day-Adult tickets only Ticket expiration 9/3/12.
Adult (over 48”)
$41
$63.85
Save $22.85
Children 2 & Under FREE
FREE
Special WPRA Discount Week:-July 7-15 Only
Celebrate the holidays and also July as National Parks & Recreation Month with big
savings! Note: These tickets are valid July 6-14, 2013 Only.
Adult (over 48”)
$31
$63.85
Save $32.85
FREE
FREE
Children 2 & Under
Recreation & Sports Equipment Rentals
442Perfect for Your Summer Reunion or Get Together!
Fee is for three-day rental. Refundable security deposit of $50 required per kit. Kits consist of durable, high quality equipment and are available at the MSCR Storeroom,
4711 Pflaum Road (east), 8:30am-5pm and at the MSCR office (west), 8 am-5 pm. Call ahead for information/reservation - 204-6696, Monday - Friday.
$15 rental fee + refundable Deposit
• Bean Bag Toss
• Bocce Ball: Complete four-player set
• Croquet: Six-player
• Ladder Ball
$25 rental fee + refundable Deposit
• Standard Picnic Kit: Soccer ball, basketball, football, Wiffle ball/bat,
softball/bat, bases, playground ball, Frisbee and ring toss.
• Badminton: Net, poles, racquets and birdies
• Flag Football: 30 player set of flags, cones & vests
• Horseshoes: Complete set
• Volleyball: Volleyball, net, poles and stakes
Get Out! Summer Camps
Full Day & Half Day camps for ages 5-12
NEW! Scout Camps are here for 2013
• Letter box Quest • Itty Bitty Bugs
• Science Detective
• Happy Hungry Hikers
• Feathered Friends • Rock Hounds
Call 608.437.3038 or email groups@caveofthemounds.com
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 27
Pontoon Boat Rides
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 if you have questions on accessibility. For people using
wheelchairs for mobility, loading and unloading can only occur at Tenney as that is a
safe transfer point. Dress for the weather as temperatures on the lake are generally 10
degrees cooler that on land. Feeding ducks from pier or boats prohibited.
RENTALS
Reserve a boat(s) for your group. 12 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.
Three Hour Rentals
Dates: May 12 - September 30
Days/Time:7 days a week (Lake Mendota available only on Thursday afternoon through Sunday due to locks schedule)
Beginning at 9:30am, 1pm, and 5pm
1½ hour rentals on selected days [please see below]
Rental Rates:
$150 Private Specialty or Youth Theme trip
$115 Regular / Families
Special Rates*:
$95 Non Profit Agencies
$75 Senior Groups (age 60+)
$55 Individual renters with disabilities
$45 MMSD/MSCR Groups
*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. 10 – 11:30 am and 1-2:30 pm.
Complete the reservation process for these time slots. (Monday, Tuesdays & Wednesday
only)
Dates:
June 3 - September 30.
Rate:
$60 Open to any group type on selected days only
RENTAL RESERVATION PROCESS
Complete and return a Pontoon Rental Request Form available online at www.mscr.org/
Pontoon-boat-program.cfm. 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
Evenings
Enjoy a 90 minute ride. Drop-in rides available to individuals or groups of 5 or less.
(See boat rental provisions for larger groups.) First come, first served. Pay at Tenney
dock. Trips depart on time. Sign up begins at 5 pm on weeknights. All members of your
group must be present to reserve space.
Dates:
June 4 – September 26 (In September only 5:30-7pm)
Days/Time:
Tuesday: 5:30-7 pm and 7:15-8:45 pm)
Thursday: 5:30-7 pm and 7:15-8:45 pm
Fees: $5 per person. Children 3 & under: free.
Lunch Pack
Enjoy your noon break on a boat. If you work downtown take a leisurely
walk to Law Park. Bring a bag lunch. Meet at Law Park boat pier on Lake
Monona. First come, First served.
Dates:
June 5 – September 25
Day/Time:
Wednesday, 12-1 pm
Fee:
$5 per person. Children 3 & under: free.
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204-4581
Specialty Trips
For specialty trips, use the MSCR Registration Form or EZ-Reg at www.mscr.org.
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
2 Lake Cruise
Enjoy both lakes: The Capitol Building, Monona Terrace, The Govenor’s Mansion, Maple
Bluff and UW Union!
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
5/19
1-4 pm
$15 41751
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
7/28
1-4 pm
$15 41752
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
8/25
1-4 pm
$15 41753
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
9/29
1-4 pm
$15 41754
Breakfast Trips
Leave [and return to] Tenney Park and travel to The Beach House in McFarland
each way] Meal costs on your own, not included in fee.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
6/16
9:30 am-1 pm $15
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/13
9:30 am-1 pm $15
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/24
9:30 am-1 pm $15
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
9/7
9:30 am-1 pm $15
Dinner Trips
[60 minutes
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Leave, and return to Tenney Boat Pier, and travel to the Beach House [60 minutes each way]
in McFarland or to Capt. Bill’s or Mariner’s on Lake Mendota [45 minutes each way.] Meal
costs on your own, not included in fee.
AllTenney Boat Pier
F
6/14
3-6:30 pm
$15 41792
AllTenney Boat Pier
F
7/19
5:30-9 pm
$15 41793
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/3
5:30-9 pm
$15 41794
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
9/15
5:30-9 pm
$15 41795
Fireworks Trip
Enjoy the Holiday fireworks from the lake. Meet at Tenney Park Locks. [Do not meet at
MSCR boat dock.] Boarding takes place on the Mendota side of the locks at the breakwater
pier. No alcohol on boat. Bring your own snacks. {Please clean up afterwards] Register in
advance. RAIN DATE: June 30.
18+Tenney Boat Pier Sa
6/29
8-11 pm
$25 41777
Fishing Trips
Bring your own gear and bait. Limit of six per boat. No professional guide on board.
Group decides on where to fish that day.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
6/2
6:30-9 am
$10 41763
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
7/21
1-4 pm
$10 41764
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
8/11
5-8 pm
$10 41765
Geology
Learn about lake formation, current geology including glaciation history and other information from UW Professor Carolyn McCartney.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
6/9
1-4 pm
$15 41769
7/14
1-4 pm
$15 41770
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
8/4
1-4 pm
$15 41771
Holiday Special
Enjoy the day with an afternoon boat trip.
AllTenney Boat Pier M
5/27
AllTenney Boat PierTh
7/4
AllTenney Boat Pier M
9/2
Lights on the Lake
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
$10
$10
$10
41772
41773
41774
Enjoy the beauty of an evening light parade of boats on Lake Mendota. Theme decorated
boats make their way across the lake from Warner Park to the Union Terrace ending with
fireworks.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
9/1
7:30-10:30 pm $25 41778
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 / not included in fee.
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
5/25
1-4:30 pm
$15 41787
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/20
1-4:30 pm
$15 41788
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/31
1-4:30 pm
$15 41789
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
9/21
1-4:30 pm
$15 41790
Mother’s or Father’s Day Special
Treat mom and / or dad to a boat ride.
5/12
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
6/16
1-4 pm
1-4 pm
$ 5
$ 5
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Pontoon Boat Trips
Ford
Tenney Locks
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Sherman Ave
Loading Pier
Yahara River
Tenney Park
Thornton Ave
East Johnson St
*Parking
Tenney Boat Pier is the location for
all rentals, drop-in and specialty
trips (expect Rhythm & Booms trip)
1615 Sherman Ave, within Tenney
Park, on the east side of the Yahara
River. One block downriver from
the Dane County locks.
*Parking is available near pier, just outside of fence.
Please do not use boat trailer spaces.
Perseids Meteor Shower
View the spectacular Perseids meteor shower from Lakes Monona and Mud. Bring your own
coffee.
AllTenney Boat Pier M
8/12
2:30-5:30 am $15 41775
Social History Tour with author, Don Sanford
For more than 150 years, Madison has played host to many famous individuals. Sanford
is the author of a forthcoming book: On Fourth Lake, a Social History of
Lake Mendota.
AllTenney Boat Pier
F
6/28
5-8 pm
$15 41758
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
7/14
5-8 pm
$15 41759
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/17 9:30 am-12:30 pm $15 41760
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
9/14 9:30 am-12:30 pm $15 41761
Summer Solstice
Enjoy the longest day of the year watching the sunrise on lakes Monona and Mud.
AllTenney Boat Pier
F
6/21
4:30-7:30 am $15 41776
Sunset Cruise
Relax and enjoy a fabulous sunset cruise.
AllTenney Boat Pier
F
5/31
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/27
AllTenney Boat Pier
F
8/23
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
$15
$15
$15
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41756
41757
Children’s Specialty Trips
Harry Potter Days
Take a trip to the Forbidden Forest on a pontoon boat ride as we uncover wizard like activities. Costumes are welcome, but not necessary. Adult must register, pay and attend with
child. All are welcome but best suited for ages 4-8.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
5/26 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41803
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
6/15 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41804
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/27 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41805
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/10 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41806
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
9/28 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41807
Safari Scavenger Hunt
Wear your safari gear. Search for jungle creatures, enjoy a scavenger hunt and other activities . Adult must register, pay and attend with child. All ages welcome but best suited for
ages 4 - 8.AllTenney Boat PierSa
6/8
9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41818
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
7/7
1-4 pm
$12 41819
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/17
1-4 pm
$12 41820
Super Heroes
Dress up as your favorite hero. Participate in high jump, races, arm wrestling, crafts and
other games. Adult must register, pay and attend with child. All ages welcome but best
suited for ages 4 - 8.
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
6/8
1-4 pm
$12 41821
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/13
1-4 pm
$12 41822
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/3
9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41823
Under the Sea Adventure
Enjoy Caribbean music, fish stories and games. Look for Nemo! Adult must register, pay
and attend with child. All ages welcome but best suited for ages 4 - 8.
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
6/22 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41816
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
9/7
9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41817
Young Pilots
Learn to be a boat captain . Learn to ready the boat, navigate and take care of equipment.
Receive a captain’s hat and certificate of completion. Drive the boat on open water under
close supervision of our crew. This is not a formal boating safety class. Adult must register,
pay and attend with child. All ages welcome but best suited for ages 4 - 8.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
6/23
1-4 pm
$12 41812
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/20 9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41813
8/24
1-4 pm
$12 41814
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
9/22
1-4 pm
$12 41815
MSCR is pleased to have a partnership with...
Pirate Treasure
Arrrrrgh! - Hunt hidden treasures and enjoy pirate activities. Receive a pirate treasure map
and telescope. Costumes are welcome but not necessary. Adult must register, pay and attend with child. All ages welcome but best suited for ages 4 - 8.
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
5/26
1-4 pm
$12 41797
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
6/15
1-4 pm
$12 41798
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/6
1-4 pm
$12 41799
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
7/27
1-4 pm
$12 41800
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
8/10
1-4 pm
$12 41801
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
9/28
1-4 pm
$12 41802
Prince or Princess Days
Become a prince or princess! Youth receive a tiara, flashing star wand or a prince toy.
Costumes are welcome but not necessary. Adult must register, pay and attend with child. All
ages welcome but best suited for ages 4 - 8.
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
6/1
9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41808
AllTenney Boat Pier Sa
6/22
1-4 pm
$12 41809
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
7/7
9:30 am-12:30 pm $12 41810
AllTenney Boat Pier Su
8/18
1-4 pm
$12 41811
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 29
Day Trips
Day Trips
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Nature Walk at Governor Dodge State Park, dodgeville
Join us for a day in nature outside at Governor Dodge State Park and finish the trip at
Rural Route 1 Popcorn in Montfort, WI. The State Park Ranger provides a welcome talk,
history of the park, explains park amenities and a wolking tour. The State Park naturalist
takes us on a walking nature tour. There is some time to explore on your own. Last
stop is in Montfort, WI to Rural Route 1 Popcorn. Bring a packed picnic lunch, walking
shoes and dress for the weather. Depart at 8 am from Sears Dept Store at West Towne
Mall and return at 5 pm. For more information go to: dnr.wi.gov/topic/parks/name/
govdodge or www.ruralroute1.com*Register by 4/15 to get the Early Bird rate of $24.
18+ Sears - West Towne Mall Tu
6/4
8 am-5 pm *$29 42254
INVENT. DISCOVER. EXPLORE. ACHIEVE.
Trip Lake Geneva Cruise, Lake Geneva
A luncheon tour is the highlight of the day on Lake Geneva. Enjoy the scenic wonders
of this enchanting historical glacier made, spring fed lake. Board the Grand Belle of
Geneva. Lunch is Chicken Cordon “Belle” a boneless chicken breast stuffed with ham
and Swiss cheese included. Alternate menus available by request, please contact MSCR
to clarify. At least one hour of shopping time is available after the cruise at downtown
Lake Geneva. Depart LaFollette HS Parking Lot at 9 am and return at 4:45 pm.
18+LaFollette W
6/19
9 am-5 pm
$65 42212
Trip Shopping on Michigan Avenue, Chicago
Want to shop or see the sights in Chicago? Join us to explore all that Michigan Avenue
has to offer. No need to worry about the tolls, driving, traffic, or parking. We drop off
as close as possible to the cross streets of Rush/Superior. Make plans for the big city!
Trip includes transportation only. Depart LaFollette HS Parking Lot at 7:30 am and return
around 9:30 pm.
18+LaFollette Parking Lot Sa
6/29
7:30 am-9:30 pm $39 42213
Chicago Museums
Join us on a fun-filled day trip to a few museums in Chicago. All located within walking
distance of each other. See the fabulous fish and other sea life and watch an aquatic
show (www.sheddaquarium.org), see America’s first Planetarium (www.adlerplanetarium.
org) or visit dinosaur exhibits and ancient Egypt at the Field Museum (www.fieldmuseum.
org). Lunch and admission to the museums are on your own. Depart LaFollette High School
Parking Lot at 7 am and return to Madison by 6 pm. What a great way to see these fantastic Museums! *Register by 5/31 to get the Early Bird rate of $35.
6+LaFollette Parking Lot Sa
7/20
7 am-6 pm *$40 42026
American Girl Luncheon - Chicago
Interested in taking your favorite girl to the AG store? It is truly an amazing treat to visit
the American Girl Store in downtown Chicago. Be sure to bring your doll! A luncheon
for you and your doll as well as a personal shopper are included. For an additional
fee options include: a photo shoot - to be a cover girl on an American Girl Magazine,
a special portrait with your doll, a trip to the Doll Salon a new doll hair style, or if you
doll needs repair-a trip to the doll hospital. Truly a day to remember. Depart from LaFollette HS Parking Lot at 7:30 am and return around 8 pm. Fee included transportation,
luncheon, tax and gratuity. www.americangirl.com
6+LaFollette Parking Lot Sa
8/17
7:30 am-8 pm $65 41939
Bus Trip Registration Policies:
• Separate registration forms are required for each household.
• If the trip is full, please sign up for the waitlist.
• Early Bird price is listed only if available.
• All trips include a MSCR Tour Coordinator and a coach bus with bathroom
and wi-fi.
• Movies may be shown on the bus.
• You are allowed to bring food on the bus.
• Personal items may stay on the locked bus.
• If traveling with a friend it is advised to arrive early and together when boarding to ensure you can sit next to each other on the bus.
Inspire CREATIVITY and INVENTIVE thinking
during a weeklong summer adventure of FUN and
EXCITING real world challenges!
Coming to Madison Area
Glacier Edge Elementary
in Verona
June 17-21, 2013
Crestwood Elementary
in Madison
July 22-26, 2013
Poynette Elementary
in Poynette
June 17-21, 2013
Winnequah School
in Monona
August 5-9, 2013
Brooklyn Elementary
in Brooklyn
June 24-28, 2013
Arboretum Elementary
in Waunakee
July 29-August 2, 2013
DeForest Middle School
in DeForest
July 15-19, 2013
Marshall Elementary
in Marshall
August 5-9, 2013
Shorewood Hills Elementary
in Madison
July 15-19, 2013
Register your child @
www.campinvention.org or 800.968.4332
In partnership with the United States Patent and Trademark Office,
an Agency of the Department of Commerce
30 • Registration Form on Page 49
© 2012 Invent Now, Inc. All rights reserved.
Join us for the 9th Annual
Friends of MSCR
Best Ball Scramble
at Cherokee Country Club
Tuesday, July 16
Sponsored by Oak Park Place & CUNA Mutual Group
with support from
the Golf Affect Foundation
Proceeds benefit MSCR programs and services
golf for a
Good Cause!
$105 Individual
$420 ForEsome
Yo u d o n ’t h a v e t o b e a g r e a t g o l f e r
to enjoy this event!
Fun games on the course!
Silent auction! Door prizes! Great food!
Register online at www.mscr.org
For more information,
call 204-3015 or 204-6696.
Funds raised from this event support many MSCR special
projects. 2013 projects include:
•
A new pontoon boat to serve people of all abilities
•
The new Fit2Go Van
•
New Sensory Kits for 13 after school and summer sites
•
Supplies and special events at several after school programs
•
Supplies for the Allied Learning Center Garden Project
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 31
204-3021
Adult Arts & Enrichment
Cooking
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
The Secret’s in the Sauce - NEW!
Drawing & Painting
FeeCourse #
A great sauce takes any dish from ordinary to extraordinary. In this demonstration class
Chef David reviews the five mother sauces and the associated kin sauces.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-East W
4/3
6-8 pm
$25 42303
Cinco de Mayo Feast - NEW!
Celebrate with the holiday with inspired flavors. Make and taste salsa and guacamole,
jicama salad and stuffed chiles. Leave with the featured recipes and instructions in hand
make for a Cinco De Mayo party. Taught by classically trained chef David Martineau.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-East Th
4/25
6-7:30 pm
$25 42306
A Trip to Spain - NEW!
Chef David Martineau showcases recipes infused with the flavors of Spain. Learn how to
create the perfect paella and enjoy a great gazpacho. Leave with recipes and instructions
to recreate these dishes at home.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-East W
7/24
5:30-7 pm
$25 42304
Basic Knife Skills - NEW!
Learn the correct way to efficiently cut onions, garlic, tomatoes, peppers and much more.
Fee includes a knife and cutting board! Taught by classically trained chef David
Martineau.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-East M
5/13
5:30-6:30 pm $30 42305
Canning Tomatoes
Use a water bath canner and learn to can tomatoes safely. Water bath canners are inexpensive, and are used to safely can high-acid or acidified foods such as, tomatoes, salsa,
jams, and to preserve juicy cherries, peaches, pears and other fruits. Leave class with a
jar of stewed tomatoes! Taught by a Master Food Preserver from Fitchburg Fields.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-East Sa
8/17
9 am-12 pm $25 41995
Homemade Pet Foods and Products - NEW!
Make your own pet food and products with veterinarian approved recipes. Make Soft
Doggie Cookies, Kitty Cookies, Horsey’s Gottaloveum Treats, Blend to Control Pet Odor
and other fun treats. Use carrots, whole wheat flour, dry milk powder and more things
from your cupboard. Make and taste treats take home for your pets. 18+ Goodman Comm Ctr M
6/24
5:30-8 pm
$33 42211
Italian - NEW!
Who doesn’t love Italian food? Northern or southern, urban or country, Italian cuisine is
truly beloved by all Americans. Learn to make Italian Style Ratatouilli; Pasta Primavera;
Italian Gnocchi with Sauce Verde; Chicken Breasts Italienne; and Spaghetti Bolognese.
18+ Goodman Comm Ctr M
7/22
5:30-8 pm
$33 42226
Around the BBQ - NEW!
Learn BBQ tips and techniques for grilling meats, veggies and fruits. Receive handouts
and information on a grilling time chart. Taught by classically trained chef David
Martineau.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-EastTu
6/11
6-7 pm
$20 42302
Doodle It! - NEW!
Do you like mazes, Celtic knots, or Persian rugs? Are you drawn to patterns in seashells,
clouds, and cream in your coffee? Learn to create stunning visual images through layered
drawing. Materials provided.
18+ Goodman Comm Ctr M
6/17-7/8
6:30-8 pm
$37 42142
Drawing - Sketchbook Journaling
Learn to keep a sketchbook journal using colored pencils and inks to record your environment and special occasions. Supplement these visual records with written commentaries.
Keep visual memories of your vacation, weekend trip, or concert experience. Learn to
transform these sketches into permanent art pieces when you return to the studio. A supply
list is distributed at the first class.
18+ Warner Park CRC M
6/17-8/19 9:30 am-12 pm $75 42506
Drawing Trees - NEW!
Learn to see the many shapes and sizes of trees in the landscape, and draw them easily!
Work on several gesture sketches of trees and one larger detailed drawing of your favorite tree. Bring a sketchbook and chair or blanket. All other supplies provided. Meet at the
Arboretum Visitor Center.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 24 W
5/1-5/29
1-4 pm
$50 42143
Nature Sketchbook
Capture life from your perspective. Learn drawing techniques and the practice of keeping a sketchbook using portable materials. First class meets at MSCR-Hoyt, remaining
classes meet in Madison’s most interesting drawing locations. Students must bring 9x12
sketchbook, all other materials provided.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 24 M
7/15-8/19 6:15-8:15 pm $50 42214
Painting - Beginning Watercolor Basic watercolor painting techniques taught by experienced instructors. Most materials
provided, supply list explained at first class.
18+ Hy-Vee Grocery-East M
4/15-5/6
6:30-8 pm
$31 42223
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 24 W
6/26-7/31
6:30-8 pm
$46 42224
Painting Watercolor - The Garden Inside and Out
Take field trips to notable local gardens and parks. Paint with watercolor sketchbooks and
take reference pictures. On alternating weeks, class works in the studio to complete the
paintings and get instruction in wash and brush techniques suitable for refining the outdoor sketches. Explore vegetation, patios, porches and verandas. Learn close-up studies
of botanicals if time permits. Supply list provided at the first class. Skip 7/4 18+ Warner Park CRC W
6/19-8/21 9:30 am-12 pm $75 42514
Check out the
Special Events & Day Trips on page 30!
Spice It Up !
Prepare tasty dishes and learn new ways to spice (instead of salt and pepper.) Learn
attributes of different spices and proper storage.
18+ Goodman Comm Ctr M
7/8
5:30-8 pm
$33 42222
Dance
Tap - Beginning
Beginning class focuses on technique, composition, improvisation, jazz music and fun.
Wear tap or hard-soled shoes. Skip 5/27.
18+ Memorial Rm 250 M
4/8-6/3
6-7 pm
$42 41127
Tap - Advanced Beginning
Class focuses on technique, composition and improvisation for those with previous tap
experience. Skip day: 5/27.
18+ Memorial Rm 250 M
4/8-6/3
7:05-8:05 pm $42 41123
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Adult Arts & Enrichment
204-3021
Enrichment
Guitar for Advanced Beginners - NEW!
Do you play a little guitar but you are ready 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! Skip 7/4. Guitar required.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 13Tu
4/23-5/28 7:20-8:35 pm $30 42167
18+ Hoyt-MSCR rm 23Th
6/27-8/8 7:20-8:35 pm $35 42178
Guitar for Beginners - NEW!
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! Skip 7/4/13. Guitar is required, but no experience
necessary.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 13Tu
4/23-5/28
6-7:15 pm
$30 42189
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 23Th
6/27-8/8
6-7:15 pm
$35 42190
Photography - Snap it, Post it! - NEW!
Learn how to use your camera functions and improve your outdoor photo skills. Class
visits the Arboretum and captures nature from every angle. Final photos will be displayed
at MSCR for a short time, but are yours to keep. Bring a digital camera with instruction
booklet and fully charged batteries. Participants must have a basic understanding on how
their camera functions.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 24Tu
6/25-7/16 6:30-8:30 pm $39 42219
Glasswork
Fused Glass Coarse Frit Plate Workshop - NEW!
Great opportunity to learn about glass fusing and work with course grit to create a round
10’ plate impressionist style! These plates are eye catching and fun to make. Plates are
best displayed on a stand. No previous skills necessary. All materials provided. NOTE:
The Vinery is now located at 1422 Macarthur Rd on Madison’s east side near Hyvee
Grocery Store.
18+Vinery Sa
5/4
10 am-12:30 pm $50 42301
Mosaics Workshop
Learn the basics of mosaics while creating a beautiful accent piece for your home. Take
this class and you’ll be ready to mosaic everything in your house and garden! Make a
mosaic mirrored wall hanging or a 9.5 x 17 paver stone. Learn how to use nippers to cut
glass to create your piece. All materials and tools provided. NOTE: The Vinery is now
located at 1422 Macarthur Rd on Madison’s east side near Hyvee Grocery Store.
18+Vinery Th
6/13
6-9 pm
$45 42300
Stained Glass Workshop
No skills required! Explore stained glass before making the investment in supplies and
tools. Learn step-by-step instructions on how to cut glass, prepare patterns, foiling and
soldering to complete your first stained glass panel. Take your finished project home with
you. Materials provided. NOTE: The Vinery is now located at 1422 Macarthur Road on
Madison’s East side near Hyvee Grocery Store.
18+Vinery Tu
5/21
6-9 pm
$43 42296
Pottery
Pottery Try Its! - New!
Great opportunity to try wheel throwing. Get your hands dirty and see what you have
been missing. Learn how to center items on the wheel, and attempt to pull a small pot.
Materials provided.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25Tu
6/4
6:30-7:30 pm $10 41008
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25Tu
6/4
7:45-8:45 pm $10 41010
Pottery Workshops
These workshops show techniques to enhance the surface of your pottery projects.
Glaze Workshop
Learn techniques to improve your final pottery project. Please bring bisqued items. Class
covers proper glaze consistencies, coverage and application. Watch a large-ware glazing
demonstration. Learn overglazing and underglazing techniques using slips.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25 M
5/13-5/20
6-8 pm
$25 40809
Surface Treatment Workshop
Learn incising, impressing and sliptrailing.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25 M
4/29-5/6
6-8 pm
$25 40808
Beginning Wheel
No clay experience required! For the person who wants to concentrate on wheel thrown
pottery. Small class sizes & variable speed electric wheels. Each participant receives
a 25# bag of clay with their registration. Additional bags of clay must be purchased
through MSCR at $15 per bag. Materials included.
18+ Warner Park CRCTu
6/18-8/13 5:45-7:45 pm $112 42510
18+ Warner Park CRC W
6/19-8/14 5:45-7:45 pm $112 42511
Beginning/Intermediate Wheel
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. Materials provided. Skip 7/4. * Class combined with high school class.
*18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25Tu
6/25-8/27
2-4:30 pm $155 41375
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25Tu
6/25-8/27
6-8:30 pm $155 41378
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25Th
6/27-8/29
6-8:30 pm $140 41377
Intermediate Wheel
For those fairly comfortable with wheel basics and want to improve skills as well as learn
new techniques & projects. All projects must be created and completed in the pottery studio. Each participant receives a 25# bag of clay with their registration. Additional bags
of clay must be purchased at MSCR at $15 per bag. Materials provided. Skip 7/4.
18+ Warner Park CRCTh
6/13-8/15 5:45-7:45 pm $112 42512
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25 M
6/24-8/26
6-8:30 pm $155 41383
Pottery Lab
Non-instructional, open studio with variable speed pottery wheels. Fee includes use of
tools, firing, glaze and 25 lbs. of clay. Additional clay is $15/bag. Must have advanced
skills and knowledge of pottery, as well as pre-approval from Pottery Coordinator (2043005) before registering. Summer Pottery Lab is limited to approximately 20 hours per
week due to the increase in classes, call Pottery Coordinator for schedule. The lab fee has
been adjusted to reflect this change.
18+ Hoyt-MSCR Rm 25 M-F 6/24-8/30
8 am-8 pm $140 41374
Pottery Studio Memberships Warner Park CRC
NEW RAKU KILN COMING!
The MSCR Pottery Program received a grant from Friends of
MSCR Grant that will be used to purchase and install a Raku
Kiln this spring. This kiln has been on the wish list for a number
of years and will be a popular addition to the program.
Raku is a Japanese firing technique that became popular in the 1950’s. Americans
have kept the general firing process, but formed their own unique style of vibrant
colored Raku. 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.
MSCR is anticipating offering Raku Firing Workshops mid June. Please check www.
mscr.org for more information or call 608-204-3005.
NON INSTRUCTIONAL, OPEN STUDIO. Fee includes unlimited use of Warner Park
CRC Pottery Studio, when the room is open, 25# of clay, glazes, use of tools and firing.
Additional clay may be purchased for $15/25# bag. Must have taken MSCR pottery
class at Warner Park CRC or Hoyt. *Membership begins at time of purchase. No online
registrations accepted. 18+ Warner Park CRC Daily
3 months 8 am-8 pm
$91 42515
18+ Warner Park CRC Daily
6 months
8 am-8 pm $151 42516
18+ Warner Park CRC Daily 12 months
8 am-8 pm $240 42517
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 33
Elements Team Building
516-4167
Elements Team building Course
The Elements Team Building Program is a unique program designed to help teams and groups
develop their full potential. Through experiential activities groups improve their skills in areas
of communication, problem solving, team building, critical thinking, and more. Our clients
include corporate and professional teams, non-profit staff teams, college groups, youth sport
teams, religious groups and more.
At Elements we design challenges that meet the specific goals of each group.
Teams experience:
• Increased self-confidence
• Collaborative problem-solving
• Effective communication
• Integrity
• Goal setting
• Leadership development
• Group cohesion and trust
• Improved conflict resolution
Team building Tools
At Elements we use several unique tools to build
teams. These include:
• High and Low Challenge Course
• Rock Climbing – new for 2013!
• Geocaching
• Indoor programs – at your location
Low Challenge Course
“As an administrator, the challenges
helped me better understand how
to work with team members as
individuals and gave me techniques
to use when leading the entire group.”
– Challenge Course Participant
The experience includes challenges that are low to the ground where participants work together to meet a specific goal. The focus is on the group development process and challenges
progress throughout the day. After each challenge, the group explores what happened and
applies the knowledge in the next activity. This, in turn, helps the group become more effective
back in their office, school, or playing field. The low challenge course is outside or we can
bring portable challenges to your indoor or outdoor location.
High Challenge Course
The high challenge course includes a series of obstacles up to 30 feet in the air. Participants
wear harnesses, helmets and other safety gear while climbing, swinging, or zipping on the
course. The high rope course is an opportunity for groups to engage in positive risk taking
while challenging each other in a safe, supportive environment.
Rock Climbing – new for 2013!
Rock climbing provides an opportunity for groups and individuals to explore patience, problem solving, risk taking and trust while creating a supportive environment. Groups experience
climbing on real rock at the beautiful Devil’s Lake State Park near Baraboo, WI.
Physical Ability
Facilitators
The Elements Teambuilding facilitators are trained
in technical ropes courses, rock climbing guiding,
and facilitation skills. They come from a variety of
professional backgrounds including organizational
development, teaching, and leadership development.
Since groups have different needs, we match each group
with facilitators best suited for their team.
We customize every program to fit the needs of each group and can accommodate people of
all abilities and fitness levels. We design the experience to include a range of physical activity.
Tell us what you need and we will design a program to fit your group.
What are your group’s goals? Are you ready to move your team to the next
level? If so, give us a call and we’ll design a custom experience just for
your team!
To learn more visit www.mscr.org/ropes.cfm or contact the Challenge
Course Manager at (608) 516-4167 or aeclimer@madison.k12.wi.us.
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204-3025
Canoe Trips
Canoe Trips
Spend some time paddling around Madison! See the sites from a different vantage point the water. Our classes are a great way to try canoeing without a huge investment of money
or equipment. We provide instruction, canoes, paddles and life jackets. Our trips start out
at a beginning level and progress in difficulty and skill. Our experienced instructors teach
everything you need to know to successfully navigate a canoe. Trips can be taken individually or sign up for all of them!
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Introduction to Canoeing
Learn the basics to start canoeing safely. Meet at Tenney Park.
16+Tenney Sa
6/1
9-11 am
16+Vilas Tu
6/4
6-8 pm
Madison’s Hidden Gem -Cherokee Marsh
$13
$13
42372
42373
Take a quiet, relaxing trip through Cherokee Marsh. Enjoy wildlife and a possible side trip
to Token creek or the upper Yahara River. Meet at Cherokee Marsh.
16+Cherokee Marsh Sa
6/8
9 am-12 pm $25 42440
Navigating the Narrow
Learn to navigate a very small current while increasing your endurance. This trip will start
at the Tenney Locks, down the Yahara River and across Lake Monona. Meet at the Tenney
Park Boat Launch.
16+Tenney ParkTu
6/11
5-8 pm
$25 42370
Lower Yahara
Full day trip paddling down the mighty Yahara to Fulton. A great way to see Wisconsin!
Meet at LaFollette High School parking lot to car pool to Stebbonsville Dam - six miles south
of Stoughton.
16+LaFollette Sa
6/15
9 am-2 pm
$35 42368
Lake Mendota Sunset
Special Event
Madison Lakes - What’s on the Bottom?
Paddle the south shore of the largest of the Yahara River chain Lakes - Lake Mendota.
Canoe past Second Point, Picnic Point, UW shoreline, the Memorial Union, past the downtown skyline to a beautiful finish at Tenney Park. Meet at Spring Harbor.
16+
Spring Harbor Tu
6/18
5-8 pm
$25 42369
Calling all fisherman, history buffs and anyone interested in a unique perspective of
Madison’s Lakes. Join us for riveting information from Rick Krueger who started diving
22 years ago. Experience stories, videos and pictures of what is laying on the bottom
of these lakes. Learn about, a homemade launch that sank, Blackhawk cave on Lake
Mendota where Chief Blackhawk hid, sunken boats and cars, bullets from the Civil War,
and much more. Rick is best known for solving a 45 year old mystery of two men who
mysteriously disappeared. He has developed the most extensive database of fishing
cribs, rock bars and structure available on the four lakes. Call 204-3021.
18+LaFollette Auditorium Sa
4/27
9-11 am
$ 5 42295
FREE DELIVERY in
Dane County with
SPRING SPECIAL
of $175 Rental
Wild For Wisconsin
Navigate the wondrous Wisconsin River from Sauk City to Arena. Meet at Memorial High
School Parking lot to carpool to Sauk City.
16+
Memorial Sa
6/29
9 am-3 pm
$35 42371
Cruising the Lakes
A beautiful evening trip from Babcock Park in McFarland through the Yahara and Mud
Lake into Lake Kegonsa. Meet at Babcock Park in McFarland.
16+
Babcock Park
Sa
7/13
9 am-12 pm $25 42441
Six Mile Creek
Paddle on Lake Mendota up Six Mile Creek and watch the sunset as you return to
Governor Nelson State Park. Meet at Governor Nelson State Park.
16+ Gov Nelson State Park Tu
7/23
6-8:30 pm
$25 42442
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is the TIME
to RSVP!
“Make Your Party the Best Ever”
CALL TODAY - 608-721-0950
*Regularly Priced $199
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To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 35
Youth & Adult Fitness
Fitness Information:
BYOM = Bring Your Own Mat to class
• Please arrive to class on time
• Wear gym shoes and comfortable clothing that allow movement
• Bring a water bottle to class
• Children are not permitted in the class location
• Teens 14+ may register with an adult
• Have fun!
Intensity
1 Dumbell = low to moderate intensity. No experience required,
appropriate for most abilities.
2 Dumbells = moderate to high intensity and can be very vigorous
3 Dumbells = the most intense fitness classes, best for exercisers with
recent experience in a group exercise class.
YOUTH FITNESS
Kung Fu Kids
With disciplined, total body conditioning, your child gains confidence and the physical and mental benefits of this ancient martial art.
3 - 5
MSCR Odana
M
7/8-8/12
5-5:45 pm
$26 41917
204-3026
ADVENTURE ACADEMY 2013
Adventure Academy - Urban Scramble
Urban Scramble is an awesome, high-energy workout. We cover 2-3 miles using our
parks and playgrounds to add balance, agility and strength training for the ultimate
60 minute workout. Participants must feel comfortable running 2 miles.
14+
Hoyt M
6/17
6-7 pm
$ 5 42357
Cardio Hike
Explore Madison’s beautiful parks and trails on this vigorious evening hike. This hike
will maintain a pace of 3.0 miles/hour and cover approximately 3 miles. Bring bug
spray, water, sun screen, hat and other appropriate gear for the weather.
14+
Owen Th
6/20
6-8 pm
$ 5 42360
14+Edna Taylor Tu
6/25
6-7:30 pm
$ 5 42359
Adventure Academy - High Ropes Course
Ever want to fly like a squirrel, zip down a zipline, swing on a giant swing or play in
vertical playpen? If your answer is ‘yes’, the high ropes course is for you! All experience
and ability levels are welcome; beginners encouraged. This is a rain or shine event. 14+
Kennedy W
6/19
6-8 pm
$25
42358
STRENGTH & INTERVAL TRAINING
Circuit Training
This interval training class mixes stations of cardio, strength, balance, agility and more
to create a total body workout. Each week participants will be challenged with new
exercises, equipment and varied intervals.
18+
MSCR Odana Th
7/11-8/15 3:30-4:15 pm $26 41927
SPECIAL EVENTS
Fit Camp
Kick off summer with a week long fitness blast! Come to one or all the classes. Schedule available in May. Classes take place at MSCR-Odana.
14+
MSCR Odana Daily 6/24-6/30Various $20 42361
One Good Run
Novice or elite, every runner knows what one good run can do. It can make you
smile, change your day or even change your life. Join MSCR for One Good Run.
First, log a few miles (walking or running) in some of the areas most beautiful parks
and trails, then follow up with an hour and a half of volunteer work with agencies
such as The Ice Age Trail Alliance and Heartland Farms Sanctuary. All One Good
Run events are free of charge. More details available in April.
8+Ice Age Trail Su
5/5
42362
8+ Heartland Farm Sanctu Su
5/12
42363
8+Ice Age Trail Sa
5/18
42364
ese
Join Us for th
ts!
Feel Good even
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Strong Women
Learn strength-training that focuses on improving the health and well-being of middleaged/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). BYOM
18+
MSCR OdanaTh
7/11-8/15 4:45-5:30 pm $26 41928
Vertical Core
Improve balance, posture and core strength with a unique class. Fuse traditional
strength training, yoga and Pilates exercises into a dynamic and effective workout.
BYOM.
18+
MSCR Odana M
7/8-8/12
12-12:45 pm $26 41909
18+
MSCR Odana Tu
7/9-8/13 4:30-5:15 pm $26 41910
18+
MSCR Odana Th
7/11-8/15 2:30-3:15 pm $26 41911
15/15/15 Strength
Gain total body strength and definition with 15 minutes of upper body strength training, 15 minutes of lower body strength training and 15 minutes of core conditioning.
BYOM.
18+
MSCR Odana W
7/10-8/14 6:30-7:15 pm $26 41925
AthletiCore
A strong core is the foundation for movement. Improve your back, abdominals, hips
and glutes with this athletic challenge. Use medicine balls, Bosu trainers, weights,
bands and body weight for the ultimate core workout. BYOM.
18+
MSCR Odana W
7/10-8/14 12-12:45 pm $26 41922
18+
MSCR Odana Th
7/11-8/15
6-6:45 pm
$26 41923
204-3026
Adult Fitness
CARDIO & DANCE
Line Dance Fitness
A low-impact, dance class geared toward people with little or no line-dancing experience. Classes focus on learning basic steps used in any line dance and performed to all
genres of music (pop, hip-hop, country, etc).
14+Lowell Th
7/11-8/15
6-7 pm
$22 42266
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. Zumba Gold is the ideal
class for beginners or older Zumba participants!
18+
MSCR Odana
W
7/10-8/14 4:30-5:15 pm $26 41924
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 CRCTu
6/18-8/13 6:45-7:45 pm $38 42522
Total Toning
Strengthen and tone all muscle groups in the body by using body weight resistance, exercise bands, and exertubes to create great definition and curves. All skill levels welcome.
BYOM. Skip 7/4.
18+ Warner Park CRC Th 6/20-8/15 6-7 pm
$34
42528
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 6/29 and 7/27.
18+ Warner Park CRCTu
6/18-8/13 5:45-6:45 pm $38 42520
18+ Warner Park CRC Sa
6/22-8/17 8:15-9:15 am $30 42521
Boot Camp - Outdoor
This high-energy boot camp uses drills, intervals, games and a lot of creativity to lead
you through challenging workouts to improve strength, endurance, agility and power. All
classes will take place in Madison Parks!
14+
Kennedy M
7/8-8/12 6:30-7:30 pm $26 42354
14+VilasTu
7/9-8/13 5:30-6:15 am $26 42355
14+
Hoyt W
7/10-8/14 5:30-6:15 am $26 42356
20/20/20 Dance
This class combines different types of dancing into one high energy class. Dance forms
may includes hip hop, ballet, jazz, Zumba, belly dance, salsa and more! No dance
experience needed.
14+Lowell M
7/8-8/12 6:30-7:30 pm $26 42255
Classic Cardio
This aerobic-conditioning class blends the modern with traditional including a variety of
choreographed routines and light hand-weights.
18+
MSCR OdanaTu
7/9-8/13 5:30-6:15 pm $26 42259
Urban Line Dancing
Enjoy learning urban line dances such as the Cha Cha Slide, Electric Slide, Wobble,
and more to soul, R & B, and hip hop music. Get exercise while having fun with other
people! No partner required. Urban line dances can be done by anyone. No experience necessary. 18+ Warner Park CRC M
6/17-8/12
6-7 pm
$38 42529
Zumba
A fusion of world music and dance, Zumba is an hour of aerobic fitness training that
includes routines rooted in Latin, African, and Middle Eastern dance movements. This full
body routine leaves you sweating and satisfied with your workout!
18+
MSCR Odana
M
7/8-8/12
4-4:50 pm
$26 41912
14+Lowell Tu
7/9-8/13
6-7 pm
$26 41914
18+
MSCR Odana
W
7/10-8/14 5:30-6:20 pm $26 41913
Look for Turbo Kick this spring at
www.mscr.org.
High Intensity Mix
This is an early morning summer class is worth getting up for! Expect to work and sweat
with instructor’s choice of our highest energy classes - HIIT, Indo, Punk Rope, Conditioning
Camp, Athleticore...or a mash-up of all of them!
18+
MSCR Odana
M
7/8-8/12 5:30-6:15 am $26 41930
18+
MSCR Odana
F
7/12-8/16 5:30-6:15 am $26 41931
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 37
Adult Fitness
204-3026
MIND & BODY
PiYo
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. 16+ Warner Park CRC W
7/3-8/14 5:45-6:40 pm $30 42524
Tai Chi Yang I
This Yang style short form emphasizes effective body mechanics, alignment, breathing
and the interplay of strength and relaxation. Practice this movement art for physical and
emotional balance, sports performance or self defense.
18+
Kennedy Th
7/11-8/15 6:30-7:30 pm $26 41926
This challenging mind/body class makes you sweat! An athletic fusion of Pilates and
yoga, this class flows through routines guaranteed to improve your strength and balance.
Experience with yoga and Pilates recommended. BYOM.
14+ Warner Park CRC W
7/3-8/14 6:45-7:45 pm $30 42525
14+
Kennedy M
7/8-8/12
6-7 pm
$26 41908
Yoga Flow II
This Vinyasa-style yoga class is for those who have experienced Yoga Flow and are
ready for new and more challenging poses.
18+
MSCR OdanaTu
7/9-8/13 6:30-7:30 pm $26 42352
MARTIAL ARTS
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 6/24, 6/27, 7/4.
18+ Warner Park CRC M
6/17-8/19 6:50-7:50 pm $38 42533
18+ Warner Park CRCTh
6/20-8/22 6:50-7:50 pm $34 42534
Yoga Kripalu
A gentle yet effective approach to yoga with an emphasis on alignment, body awareness and breath work. Class begins with warm up movements and breathing exercises to
prepare for the postures and promote relaxation. The heart of each class is a sequence of
postures that stretch, strengthen and balance the mind and body. Conclude with guided
relaxation. Leave class feeling peacefully energized. Wear loose clothing. BYOM.
18+ Warner Park CRCTu
7/9-8/6
5:30-6:45 pm $21 42530
18+ Warner Park CRCTh
7/11-8/8
11 am-12 pm $21 42531
Core Fusion
This core focused class combines traditional Pilates exercises with toning, stretching and
core conditioning exercises for a total body workout. Use props to lengthen and tone
with emphasis on strengthening the core. Skip 6/29 and 7/27.
18+ Warner Park CRC Sa
6/22-8/17 9:15-10:15 am $30 42523
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. Skip 7/4.
18+ Warner Park CRCTu
7/9-8/13
10:05-11 am $26 42526
18+ Warner Park CRCTh
7/11-8/15 10:05-11 am $26 42527
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.
18+
Kennedy Tu
7/9-8/13 6:30-7:30 pm $26 41919
Yoga Advanced
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 6/24, 6/27 & 7/4.
18+ Warner Park CRC M
6/17-8/19 5:30-6:45 pm $38 42537
18+ Warner Park CRCTh
6/20-8/22 5:30-6:45 pm $34 42538
Yoga Flow
A dynamic yoga practice coordinating breath and movement as you move through a
flowing series of postures. BYOM.
14+Lowell W
7/10-8/14 6:30-7:30 pm $26 41920
18+
Hoyt-MSCR W
7/10-8/14 6:30-7:30 pm $26 42353
18+
MSCR OdanaTh
7/11-8/15 12:15-1:15 pm $26 41921
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Kung Fu Fundamentals
Power and grace are combined through meditation, total body stability and intense
strength training movements. Block, punch and kick your way to a more relaxed frame of
mind.
18+
MSCR Odana
M
7/8-8/12
6-6:45 pm
$26 41918
RUNNING
Track Practice
Get your running on track! This 60 minute track-based running class incorporates speed,
distance, agility and coordination drills to improve your running. Workouts range from
2 to 5 miles. Three levels of workouts are offered each class. Appropriate for runners in
101, 102 or Running for Fitness.
18+
Memorial Track W
7/10-8/14
6-7 am
$26 42265
Urban Scramble
A boot camp and running adventure, this class park-hops throughout Madison using
playgrounds, green space, trees and more. Get to know your Madison parks with an
awesome, high-energy workout. Participants must feel comfortable running two miles.
7/11 Olbrich Park, 7/18 Vilas Park, 7/25 Edna Taylor Park, 8/1 Tenney Park, 8/8,
Kennedy Park.
14+
Olbrich Th
7/11-8/8 6:15-7:30 pm $22 41929
Look for Running 101, 102 and Running for Fitness
at wwww.mscr.org in May!
Wellness Alert:
Health insurance providers may reimburse you for
exercise programs. Policies vary - please check with
your company’s membership services. These providers accept some MSCR
fitness classes for reimbursement.
of South Central Wisconsin
Adult Tennis
204-3026
Adult Tennis Lessons & Open Play
Balls furnished. Bring racquet if possible.
Fee: Session 1:Monday & Wednesday, June 17 - July 10 - $32 Skip 7/3 Tuesday & Thursday, June 18 - July 11 - $32 Skip 7/4
Session 2: Monday & Wednesday, July 15 - August 7 - $36
Tuesday & Thursday, July 16 - August 8 - $36
AgeLocation
Beginner
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Novice- learn scoring or rules, mechanics of forehand, backhand & serve. Skip 7/3 and
7/4.
Session 1
16+LaFollette MW 6/17-7/10 6:10-7:10 pm $32 41942
16+
Memorial MW 6/17-7/10 6:10-7:10 pm $32 41944
16+Rennebohm MW 6/17-7/10 7:20-8:20 pm $32 41949
16+
West TuTh 6/18-7/11
8-9 am
$32 41946
16+
West TuTh 6/18-7/11
5-6 pm
$32 41947
16+East TuTh 6/18-7/11
6-7 pm
$32 41940
16+Reindahl TuTh 6/18-7/11
7-7:50 pm
$32 41943
Session 2
16+Rennebohm MW 7/15-8/7 6:10-7:10 pm $36 41945
16+
West TuTh
7/16-8/8 6:10-7:10 pm $36 41948
16+East TuTh
7/16-8/8 7:10-8:10 pm $36 41941
Advanced Beginner
Improve consistency of forehand and backhand strokes, and serve. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
Session 1
16+Rennebohm MW 6/17-7/10 6:10-7:10 pm $32 41957
16+
West TuTh 6/18-7/11 6:10-7:10 pm $32 41954
16+East TuTh 6/18-7/11 7:10-8:10 pm $32 41950
Session 2
16+
West MW 7/15-8/7
8-9 am
$36 41956
16+Rennebohm MW 7/15-8/7
5-6 pm
$36 41953
16+LaFollette MW 7/15-8/7 6:10-7:10 pm $36 41951
16+
Memorial MW 7/15-8/7 6:10-7:10 pm $36 41952
16+
West TuTh
7/16-8/8
5-6 pm
$36 41955
AgeLocation
Intermediate
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Has dependable ground strokes and serve, but wants to incorporate lobs, overheads and
volleys into complete game strategy. Skip 7/3 and 7/4.
Session 1
16+LaFollette MW 6/17-7/10 7:20-8:20 pm $32 41958
16+
Memorial MW 6/17-7/10 7:20-8:20 pm $32 41959
16+
West TuTh 6/18-7/11 7:20-8:20 pm $32 41960
Session 2
16+LaFollette MW 7/15-8/7 7:20-8:20 pm $36 41961
16+
Memorial MW 7/15-8/7 7:20-8:20 pm $36 41962
16+Rennebohm MW 7/15-8/7 7:20-8:20 pm $36 41963
16+East TuTh
7/16-8/8
6-7 pm
$36 41964
Doubles
Gives intermediates an opportunity to learn strategy with stroke emphasis as needed in
doubles.
Session 2
16+
West TuTh
7/16-8/8 7:20-8:20 pm $36 41965
Open Play
Perfect opportunity for the tennis lover to relax and play with others who share your passion. Matches are set up nightly based on ability level and number of participants. This is
not league play; no standings are kept. All skills levels are encouraged to participate. Balls,
court time, nightly assignment of matches and supervision provided. Skip 7/2 & 7/4.
18+LaFollette Tu
5/14-7/23
7-8:30 pm
$30 41932
18+
Memorial Th
5/16-7/25
7-8:30 pm
$30 41933
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 39
204-3024
Adult Sports Leagues
Adult Sports Leagues
AGE
18 years and older (16 for summer softball and 15 for baseball). High school students
are not eligible for fall volleyball, fall softball and fall or winter basketball leagues.
MSCR Sports Calendar
RESIDENCY
50 percent of the team roster must reside within the Madison Metropolitan School
District.
SPORT
Registration forms available
Dates of play
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 & basketball), 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!
REGISTRATION
Registration dates are available at www.mscr.org. Team registration forms are available
during dates listed and can also be found on www.mscr.org. Teams are self-organized.
Last year’s managers will receive registration information. If you were not a manager
last season and want to organize a team, contact MSCR at mscr@madison.k12.wi.us or
204-3024 to obtain the information. If you want make your name available to join a
team and not form one yourself, see Player Referral Pool.
PLAYER REFERRAL POOL
If you want to make your name available to join an adult team, go to www.mscr.org
select Adult Sports Leagues, then Player Referral Form, info can be submitted on-line or
call 204-3024. Player Pool names are made available to managers seeking players.
No fee until you join a team.
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 call MSCR for locations
and game times.
SOFTBALL
February 11 – March 15
May 3 – early August
Fast and Slow pitch leagues for men, women and coed teams. Teams play
weeknights at diamonds throughout the city. Players may be added to team
rosters until June 17.
BASEBALL March 18 – April 12
May 29 – mid August
Leagues for 24 adult teams. Teams play weeknights at Bowman, Warner and
Mansfield.
FALL SOFTBALL June 17 – July 12 August 20 – early October
Five week season. Slow pitch leagues for men, women and coed teams.
Choose an east side or west side location.
FALL Volleyball
June 24 – July 19
Sept. 4 – mid November
Ten week season. Leagues for men, women and coed in Power and Intermediate divisions. Teams play one night per week at high school gyms.
September 9-23
Oct. 8 – mid November
FALL Basketball Five week season. Leagues for men and women. Teams play one night per
week at high school gyms.
Winter Basketball September 30 – October 25
Dec. 9 - early March
Ten week season. Leagues for men and women. Teams play one night per
week at various school gyms.
Enjoy the summer evenings!
Meet New People!
40 • Registration Form on Page 49
SPORTS OFFICIALS NEEDED
Call 204-3024 or e-mail mscr@madison.k12.wi.us
If you enjoy sports and want part-time work, call us.
MSCR hires officials for all our adult sports leagues.
Training sessions are held prior to each season.
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.
Adventure Academy
AgeLocation
Bird Walk
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
Movement For Arthritis Workshop
Join us for a hands on workshop to learn simple and beneficial exercises for arthritis.
Workshop is free, but registration is required.
AgeLocation
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
50+ Madison Senior Ctr Th
5/16
10-11 am above 42502
Join ‘Wild Warner’ Brooke Williams as we explore the bird life in Warner Park. Bring
binoculars if you have them. Detailed information is mailed at a later date.
50+ Warner Park CRC Sa
6/8
9-10:30 am above 42584
Adventure - Birding Basics
Join Dee Wylie from the Madison Audubon Society for a classroom look at local birds,
bird habitat and binocular use. Then travel outside to beautiful Hoyt Park for some
hands-on birding. Detailed information is mailed at a later date.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR F
5/31
2-3 pm
above 42585
Adventure - Canoeing
Spend some time on Lake Wingra/ Wingra Creek or Tenney Park Lagoon/Yahara River
learning to safely paddle and portage a canoe. Canoes, paddles, and life jackets provided.
No canoeing experience necessary, but participants must be comfortable in a boat and in
the water. Specific trip details mailed at a later date.
50+Vilas Beach
M
6/10
2-4 pm
$15 42365
50+Tenney Park
M
6/24
2-4 pm
$15 42366
Aqua Exercise
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
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 7/4.
50+Capitol Lakes
M
6/17-8/12
2-3 pm
$45 41835
50+
UW Research M
6/17-8/12
4-5 pm
$38 41834
50+
UW Research Tu
6/18-8/13
8-9 am
$38 41830
50+
UW Research W
6/19-8/14
4-5 pm
$38 41836
50+
UW Research Th
6/20-8/15
2-3 pm
$34 41829
50+Lapham M
6/24-8/12 3:15-4:15 pm $24 41831
50+Lapham W
6/26-8/14 3:15-4:15 pm $24 41832
Aqua - 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 7/4.
50+Capitol LakesTu
6/18-8/13
8:15-9 am
$45 41837
50+Capitol LakesTh
6/20-8/15
8:15-9 am
$40 41838
Aqua Arthritis Joint Effort Exercise
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
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 7/4.
50+Capitol Lakes
M
6/17-8/12 7:30-8:30 am $45 41854
50+
UW Research Tu
6/18-8/13 2:45-3:30 pm $38 41849
50+Capitol Lakes
W
6/19-8/14 5:30-6:25 pm $45 41853
50+
UW Research Th
6/20-8/15 2:45-3:30 pm $34 41850
50+
UW Research Th
6/20-8/15 3:35-4:20 pm $34 41851
50+
UW Research F
6/21-8/1611:50 am-12:35 pm$38 41852
Aqua Exercise in Lap Pool
Fitness Classes
AgeLocation
AgeLocation
Aqua Exercise Deep Water
These specially designed warm water exercises contribute to overall fitness & health for
someone with arthritis or with no previous pool experience. Build endurance, promote flexibility & muscle strength. Instructors are Arthritis Foundation certified. Bring lock & towel.
Skip 7/4.
50+Capitol Lakes
M
6/17-8/12
1-2 pm
$45 41844
50+
UW Research M
6/17-8/12
3:05-4 pm
$38 41841
50+Capitol Lakes
W
6/19-8/14
1-2 pm
$45 41846
50+
UW Research W
6/19-8/14
3:05-4 pm
$38 41842
50+
UW Research Th
6/20-8/15
8-9 am
$34 41848
50+Capitol Lakes
F
6/21-8/16
1-2 pm
$45 41845
50+
UW Research F
6/21-8/16
3-4 pm
$38 41847
50+
UW Research Sa
6/22-8/17 8:15-9:15 am $38 41843
50+Lapham Tu
6/25-8/13
3-4 pm
$24 41839
50+Lapham Th
6/27-8/15
3-4 pm
$21 41840
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. 50+
UW Research Tu
6/18-8/13 3:30-4:30 pm $38 41856
50+
UW Research F
6/21-8/16 10:45-11:45 am $38 41855
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.
50+
UW Research Tu
6/18-8/13
2-3 pm
$38 41857
50+Lapham F
6/28-8/16
2-3 pm
$24 41858
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.
50+Capitol Lakes
M
6/17-8/12
5-6 pm
$45 41860
50+Capitol Lakes
W
6/19-8/14 7:30-8:30 am $45 41862
50+Capitol Lakes
W
6/19-8/14
2-3 pm
$45 41859
50+Capitol Lakes
F
6/21-8/16 11 am-12 pm $45 41861
Arthritis Foundation 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 7/4.
50+Trinity United Methodist M
6/17-8/12 10:30-11:30 am $18 41863
50+ Warner Park CRC Tu
6/18-8/13 12:30-1:30 pm $18 41865
50+
MSCR Odana W
6/19-8/14
1-1:45 pm
$18 41867
50+ West Madison Sr CtrTh
6/20-8/15
9-9:45 am
$16 41864
50+ Warner Park CRC F
6/21-8/16 10:15-11:15 am $18 41866
50+
MSCR Odana F
6/21-8/16
1-1:45 pm
$18 41868
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 41
204-3023
Goodman-Rotary 50+ fitness
Age Location
Balancing Act
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
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. Taught by Jody Curley. 50+Lake Edge UCC Tu
6/18-8/13 10-10:45 am $25 41873
50+
MSCR Odana Tu
6/18-8/13 12-12:45 pm $25 41871
50+Lake Edge UCC W
6/19-8/14 10-10:45 am $25 41869
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/19-8/14
1:15-2 pm
$25 41870
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/19-8/14
2:15-3 pm
$25 41872
Age Location
Dance Qigong
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
This exciting class is taught by retired Broadway dancer Jack Bray. Transform yourself with
a complete mind and body workout. Students of all levels are welcome to join in this easy
and fun class. Skip 7/4.
50+ Madison Senior Ctr W
6/19-8/14
1-2 pm
$27 42540
50+ Warner Park CRC Th
6/20-8/15
1-2 pm
$24 42539
Fitness Conditioning For Quality Living
Chair Yoga
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. Fee reflects one skip dates TBD. Instructor: Mary Brennan.
50+ Warner Park CRC W
6/19-8/14
8:30-10 am $28 42144
Core & Balance Combo
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 M
6/24-8/12 2:30-3:30 pm $24 42215
50+ Warner Park CRC W
6/26-8/14 2:30-3:30 pm $24 42216
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
6/19-8/14 10:30-11:15 am above 41874
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
6/17-8/12
2:05-3 pm
$27 41875
50+Lussier Comm Edu Ctr W
6/19-8/14 1:45-2:45 pm $27 41876
Cross Training
This class is a good mix of aerobic, strength and flexibility exercises. Please bring a mat to
class.
50+
Stephens M
6/17-8/12
12-1 pm
$27 41879
50+ Goodman Comm Ctr Tu
6/18-8/13 5:30-6:30 pm $27 41878
50+
Stephens W
6/19-8/14
12-1 pm
$27 41877
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
20/20/20 Mix
Functional Fitness
Learn safe and effective exercise using light weights, bands and mat exercises. This
workout focuses on improving functional performance levels. It will include movement
patterns that include strength, agility, aerobic fitness, balance and flexibility. Please bring
a mat to class. skip 7/4
50+
Stephens M
6/17-8/12 9:30-10:30 am $27 42199
50+
Stephens M
6/17-8/12 10:30-11:30 am $27 42200
50+ Mt. Olive Luth Chur Tu
6/18-8/13
1-2 pm
$27 42201
50+ Mt. Olive Luth Chur Tu
6/18-8/13
2-3 pm
$27 42202
50+ Mt. Olive Luth Chur Tu
6/18-8/13
3-4 pm
$27 42203
50+
Stephens W
6/19-8/14 8:30-9:30 am $27 42205
50+
Stephens W
6/19-8/14 9:30-10:30 am $27 42204
50+
Stephens W
6/19-8/14 10:30-11:30 am $27 42206
50+
MSCR Odana Th
6/20-8/15
12-1 pm
$24 42210
50+
Stephens F
6/21-8/16 9:30-10:30 am $27 42207
50+
Stephens F
6/21-8/16 10:30-11:30 am $27 42209
50+
Stephens F
6/21-8/1611:30 am-12:30 pm$27 42208
Get the Most out of Your Summer
at Sun Prairie Family Aquatic Center!
Outdoor waterpark with slides, fountains,
Opens
food and fun for the whole family
June 8
HOURS: M-F 12:30-4
Sat/Sun 12:30-5 M, W, & F 6-8pm*
*Hours subject to change, check website for updates
Call 837-3449 or www.cityofsunprairie.com
42 • Registration Form on Page 49
Season
Passes
on sale
March 4
204-3023
Age Location
Gentle Exercise
Goodman-rotary 50+ Fitness
Day
DateTme
FeeCourse #
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
6/17-8/12 10:30-11:30 am $25 42146
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 7/4.
MSCR Odana M
6/17-8/12
9-10:15 am $32 42149
50+
50+Covenant Presbyterian Tu
6/18-8/13
9-10:30 am $32 42151
50+
Stephens Th
6/20-8/15 9:20-10:45 am $28 42150
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 Tu
6/18-8/13 3:15-4:15 pm $27 42519
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. Skip 7/4.
50+ Warner Park CRC Th
6/20-8/15 3:15-4:15 pm $24 42518
No Falls
No Falls is a program of fall reduction exercises. It includes strength and flexibility exercises, practicing balance strategies and a home exercise program. Instructor: Marie Dollak.
50+ Warner Park CRC Tu
6/18-8/1311:30 am-12:30 pm$23 42505
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 7/4.
50+
MSCR Odana M
6/17-8/12
1-1:55 pm
$27 42152
50+
Dr. Zhou’s Clinic Th
6/20-8/15
10-11 am
$24 42153
50+Ashman Library F
6/21-8/16 10:15-11:15 am $27 42154
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 7/4.
50+ Meadwd Nghborhd Ctr Tu
6/18-8/13 9:15-10:15 am $25 42157
50+
MSCR Odana W
6/19-8/14
9-10 am
$25 42155
50+
MSCR Odana Th
6/20-8/15 1:15-2:15 pm $22 42156
Stretch & Strength
This class incorporates stretching exercises to enhance flexibility and strengthening exercises to improve overall fitness. Please bring a mat to class. Skip 7/4.
50+
Maple Bluff Th
6/20-8/15
1-2 pm
$24 42160
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 7/4.
50+
Stephens Tu
6/18-8/13 8:15-9:15 am $27 42161
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/19-8/14
9-9:55 am
$27 42163
50+
Stephens Th
6/20-8/15 8:15-9:15 am $24 42162
IDs are required for classes at
Warner Park Community Recreation Center.
Please go to www.mscr.org for more information.
I Love Madison
Age Location
Day
DateTme
FeeCourse #
Wildflower Tour
Sample springtime at the UW Arboretum. An Arboretum Naturalist gives a tour of
the grounds to see lilacs, crabapples and the spring birds. Meet at the McKay Center.
50+Arboretum F
5/17
1-2:30 pm
$ 5 42485
Planetarium
Skywatching - Become a Skywatcher by exploring the current night sky. Locate visible
planets and constellations, and enjoy some sky lore. Detailed information will be sent
at a later date.
50+
Memorial F
5/31
9:30-10:30 am $ 3 42263
Madison Metro Transit
A short bus trip through the Metro neighborhood explaining Metro’s services and
demonstrating the different functions of Metro’s modern motorcoach fleet. Visitors then
venture into the Maintenance facility & through the ever-popular bus wash! And so
much more! Tour is free, but registration is required.
50+ Madison Metro Transit Tu
6/4
10-11 am see above42367
Westmorland Tour
The Westmorland neighborhood was first platted in 1916 on farmland. The area was
developed through 1960, and features cutting-edge housing options from the period,
including International Style houses, Sears-Roebuck catalog houses, Frank Lloyd
Wright’s first Usonian house, and Lustron all-steel houses. Walk is led by docents from
Madison Trust for Historic Preservation. For more information see www.madisontrust.
org.
50+
Fit2EatTu
6/25
1-2:30 pm
$ 7 42587
Mansion Hill West Tour
Mansion Hill West - The story of Madison’s ‘Aristocracy Hill’ is seen in buildings spanning nearly 100 years including early sandstone mansions and many houses by Prairie-style architects Claude and Starck. Walk is led by docents from Madison Trust for
Historic Preservation. For more information see www.madisontrust.org.
50+Plaza Tavern & Grill W
8/21
9:30-11 am
$ 7 42586
Strong Women
Learn strength-training that focuses on improving the health and well-being of middleaged/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 7/4.
50+
MSCR Odana Tu
6/18-8/13 8:45-9:45 am $27 42164
50+
Stephens Tu
6/18-8/13 3:15-4:15 pm $27 42166
50+
MSCR Odana Th
6/20-8/15 8:45-9:45 am $24 42165
Summer Recess in the Courtyard
Join us for an easy-going workout in the Madison Senior Center Courtyard. Use bands,
walking poles, parachutes, balance pods and fitballs. Learn several fitness disciplines. Class
takes place outside, weather permitting. For inclement weather, class moves indoors. Skip
7/4.
50+ Madison Senior Ctr Th
5/23-7/25
10-11 am
$27 42273
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
7/4, 7/26 at Warner Park CRC.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/18-8/13 1:45-2:45 pm $27 42169
50+ Warner Park CRC W
6/19-8/14
1-2 pm
$27 42170
50+ Midvale Comm Lutheran Th
6/20-8/8 4:45-5:45 pm $21 42172
50+ Warner Park CRC F
6/21-8/16
1-2 pm
$24 42171
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 43
Goodman-Rotary 50+ fitness
204-3023
favorite Summer Past-times
Age Location
Day
Golf Lessons
DateTme
FeeCourse #
Pleasant View Golf Course golf pro Ted Donker and staff teach a series of 45-minute lessons. Instruction includes chipping, putting and short irons. Lessons include practice time on the practice
range, the putting green and a free round on the Par 3 course. This was very popular last year
so register soon!
50+Pleasant View W
5/15-5/29
2-2:45 pm
$36 42293
Golf 9 Holes
Must register but fees are paid on-site weekly at Glenway Golf Course. Call Goodman-Rotary
office, 204-3023 the week of May 6-10, 2013, to sign up for first week tee time. After the first
week of play, tee times are done weekly by calling Glenway. For fee and discount card information, call Glenway at 266-4737. Registration is limited, please sign up early.
50+
Glenway Golf F
5/17-9/20
7:30-9 am see above42292
Golf Par 3
Perfect your short game on this beautiful Par 3 course. Some golf experience is necessary. Tee times
flexible between 8-10 a.m.
50+Pleasant View M
6/3-6/24
8-10 am
$32 42298
Pontoon Boat
Enjoy a leisurely sightseeing cruise on one of Madison’s beautiful lakes. Meet at Tenney Boat
Pier.
50+Tenney Boat Pier Tu
7/9
9:30-11 am
$ 8 42281
50+Tenney Boat Pier F
8/16
9:30-11 am
$ 8 42282
Tennis Lessons/Beginners
For players who are new to the game of tennis or want to review basic skills. Players learn basic
footwork, grip, forehand, backhand strokes and rules. Please bring a racquet if possible.
50+Rennebohm Park MW 6/17-7/10
9-9:50 am
$16 42253
50+Rennebohm Park TuTh
7/16-8/8
9-9:50 am
$16 42252
Walk Abouts Club
A brisk walk in the great outdoors promotes strong bones, cardiovascular fitness and muscle
strength. Learn warm-up and cool-down exercises. Walk schedule is mailed upon registration.
50+Varied Tu
5/21-8/13 9:30-10:30 am $26 42227
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Age Location
Tai Chi - Continuing
Goodman-rotary 50 + Fitness
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
This class teaches Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan (YMT), an early traditional form of Tai Chi.
Class 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 7/4.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/18-8/13
3-4 pm
$27 42173
50+ Midvale Comm Lutheran Th
6/20-8/8 3:30-4:30 pm $21 42175
50+
Hoyt-MSCR F
6/21-8/16
3-4 pm
$27 42174
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.
50+Ashman Library
F
6/21-8/1611:30 am-12:30 pm$27 42179
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.
50+
Hoyt-MSCR W
6/19-8/14
4:45-6 pm
$27 42180
Tai Chi Basics
Learn about the essence and the basics of Tai Chi, including exercises that can help with
balance and strength.
50+ West Madison Sr Ctr M
6/17-8/12 3:20-4:20 pm $27 42291
Yoga - 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 7/4.
50+ Goodman Comm Ctr M
6/17-8/12
1-2 pm
$27 42184
50+Covenant Presbyterian Tu
6/18-8/13 10:30-11:30 am $27 42186
50+
MSCR Odana Tu
6/18-8/13
1-2 pm
$27 42188
50+
Stephens Tu
6/18-8/13 3:15-4:15 pm $27 42183
50+
West Madison Sr W
6/19-8/14 2:30-3:30 pm $27 42187
50+
Stephens Th
6/20-8/15 9:30-10:30 am $24 42182
50+Lussier Comm Edu Ctr F
6/21-8/16
9-10 am
$27 42185
Age Location
Yoga - Hatha Yoga
Day
DateTime
FeeCourse #
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. Tuesday
class is for continuing students, Thursday class is for beginner students. Please bring a
yoga mat to class. Skip 7/4.
50+
MSCR Odana Tu
6/18-8/13 10-11:15 am $32 42307
50+
MSCR Odana Th
6/20-8/15
5-6 pm
$27 42308
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 7/4.
50+ Warner Park CRC Tu
7/9-8/13
9-10 am
$18 42147
50+ Warner Park CRC Th
7/11-8/15
9-10 am
$18 42148
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 6/23, 6/25 & 7/4.
50+ Midvale Comm Lutheran Tu
6/18-8/6 10:45 am-12 pm $25 42194
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/18-8/13
7-8:15 pm
$28 42191
50+
MSCR Odana Th
6/20-8/15
10-11 am
$24 42195
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Th
6/20-8/15 11 am-12:15 pm $25 42193
50+Trinity Lutheran Th
6/20-8/15 1:30-2:45 pm $25 42192
Yoga For Life Advanced
These classes are designed for the advanced or experienced yoga student.
a yoga mat to class. Skip 6/23, 6/25 & 7/4.
50+ Midvale Comm Lutheran Tu
6/18-8/6 9:15-10:30 am $25
50+
Hoyt-MSCR Tu
6/18-8/13 5:30-6:45 pm $28
50+ Midvale Comm Lutheran Th
6/20-8/8 9:15-10:30 am $21
Zumba Gold
Please bring
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42197
42198
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+ Warner Park CRC Tu
6/18-8/13
2-3 pm
$27 42218
50+
MSCR Odana Tu
6/25-8/13
3-4 pm
$24 42217
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 45
Activity Sites
Acewood Park, 1402 Acewood Blvd
Alicia Ashman Library, 733 N High Point Rd
Allied Learning Center, 2237 Allied Dr
Allis Elem, 4201 Buckeye Road
Arboretum, 1207 Seminole Hwy
Bayview Apts, 601 Bayview
BB Clark Beach, 835 Spaight St
Black Hawk Middle, 1402 Wyoming Way
Bordner Park, 5610 Elder Place
Burrows Park 25 Burrows Road
Capitol Lakes Aquatic Center, 333 W Main
Chavez Elementary, 3502 Maple Grove Dr
Cherokee Middle, 4301 Cherokee Dr
Cherokee Park, 1000 Burning Wood Way
Country Grove Park, 7353 E Pass
Covenant Presbyterian Church,326 S Segoe Rd
Crestwood Elem, 5930 Old Sauk Rd
Door Creek Park, 7035 Littlemore Dr
Dr. Zhou’s Clinic, 6425 Normandy Ln
Eagle Heights Comm Ctr, 600 Eagle Heights Dr
East High, 2222 E Washington Ave
East Madison Comm Ctr, 8 Straubel Ct
Eken Park, 800 North St
Elmside Circle Park, 2828 Center Ave
Elvehjem Elem, 5106 Academy Dr
Elver Park, 1236 McKenna Blvd
Emerson Elem, 2421 E Johnson St
Falk Elem, 6323 Woodington Way
fit2Eat, 3742 Speedway Rd
Franklin School, 305 W Lakeside St
Garner Park, 333 S Rosa Rd
Glendale Elem, 1201Tompkins Dr
Glenway Golf Course, 3747 Speedway Rd
Gompers Elem,1502 Wyoming Way
Goodman Aquatic Center, 7762 County Rd PD (Verona)
Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St
Goodman Park, 1406 Wingra Pkwy
Hamilton Middle, 4801 Waukesha St
Hawthorne Elem, 3344 Concord Ave
Heritage Heights Park, 701 Meadowlark Dr
Hoyt Building (MSCR),3802 Regent St
Hoyt Park, 3902 Regent St
Huegel Elem, 2601 Prairie Rd
Huegel/Jamestown Park, 5902 Williamsburg Way
Hy-Vee Grocery Store - East, 3801 E Washington Ave
Jefferson Middle School, 101 S Gammon
204-3000
Junction Ridge Park, 8502 Elderberry Rd
Kennedy Elem, 221 Meadowlark Dr
Kennedy Park, 5202 Retana Dr
LaFollette High, 702 Pflaum Rd
Lake Edge Park, 511 Park Ct
Lake Edge United Church of Christ, 4200 Buckeye Rd
Lake Farm Park 4330 Libby Road
Lake View Elem, 1802 Tennyson Ln
Lapham Elem, 1045 E Dayton St
Leopold Elem, 2602 Post Rd
Lincoln Elem, 909 Sequoia Tr
Lindbergh Elem, 4500 Kennedy Rd
Lowell Elem, 401 Maple Ave
Lucia Crest Park, 514 N Owen Dr
Lussier Comm Education Ctr, 55 S Gammon Rd
MMSD Planetarium, 201 S Gammon Rd
Madison Metro Transit, 1245 E Washington Ave
MSCR Hoyt - Main Office, 3802 Regent St
MSCR Odana, 5625 Odana Rd
MSCR Store Room, 4711 Pflaum Rd
Madison Senior Center, 330 W Mifflin St
Maple Bluff Community Center, 18 Oxford Pl
Marlborough Park, 2200 Whenona Dr
Marquette Elem, 1501 Jenifer St
Meadowood Neighborhood Ctr, 5734 Raymond Rd
Meadowood Park, 5810 Thrush Ln
Memorial High, 201 S Gammon Rd
Mendota Elem, 4002 School Rd
Midvale Elem, 502 Caromar Dr
Midvale Comm Luth Church, 4329 Tokay Blvd
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, 110 N Whitney Way
Muir Elem, 6602 Inner Dr
O’Keeffe Middle, 510 S Thornton Ave
Odana Park,4635 Odana Rd
Olbrich Beach, 3535 Atwood Ave
Olbrich Park & Gardens, 3330 Atwood Ave
Olson Elem, 801 Redan
Orchard Ridge Elem, 5602 Russett Rd
Penn Park, 2101 Fisher St
Plaza Tavern & Grill, 319 N Henry St
Pleasant View Golf, 4279 Pleasant View Rd
Randall Elem,1802 Regent St
Reindahl Park, 1818 Portage Ave
Rennebohm Park, 115 N Eau Claire Ave
Richmond Hills Park & Tennis Cts, 6117 Cottontail Trail
Sandburg Elem, 4114 Donald Dr
Schenk Elem, 230 Schenk St
Segoe Park, 502 S Segoe Rd
Sennett Middle, 502 Pflaum Rd
Sherman Glen Apts, 1110 N Sherman Ave
Sherman Middle, 1610 Ruskin St
Shorewood Elem, 1105 Shorewood Blvd
Spring Harbor Middle, 1110 Spring Harbor Dr
Spring Harbor Park, 5218 Lake Mendota Dr
Stephens Elem, 1205 Rosa Rd
Tenney Beach, 1300 Sherman Ave
Tenney Park, 1414 E Johnson St
Tenney Pontoon Boat Pier, 1615 Sherman Ave
Thoreau School, 3870 Nakoma Rd
Trinity Lutheran Church, 1904 Winnebago St
Trinity United Methodist Church, 1123 Vilas Ave
UW Clinics Research Park, 621 Science Dr
Van Hise Elem, 4747 Waukesha St
Veterans Memorial Park, 4601 Star Spangled Trial
Vilas Beach, 1339 Vilas Park Dr
Vilas Park, 702 S Randall Ave
Vinery, 4122 Macarthur Rd - New Location!
Walnut Grove Park, 202 N Westfield
Warner Beach, 1201 Woodward Dr
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 Tr
Wexford Park, 1201 N Westfield Rd
Whitehorse Middle, 218 Schenk St
Willy Street Park, Brearly & Williamson
Windom Park, 1920 Windom Way
Wingra Park, 824 Knickerbocker St
Wingra Sailing Center, 824 Knickerbocker St
Worthington Park, 3102 Worthington Park
Wright Middle, 1717 Fish Hatchery Rd
MSCR thanks the following sponsors for supporting public recreation programs.
Major Funders
Boomer Harris Fund
City of Madison
Dane County
Friends of MSCR
Downtown Rotary/Goodman Fund
Group Health Cooperative
Madison Metro School District
WI Department of Public
Instruction
United Way of Dane County
UW Medical Foundation
Donors
Susan Anderson
Mary Anglim
Donna Antonie
Priscilla Arsove
Atsede Asfaw
Liz Askey
Prudence Barber
Ilsa Barnard
Dorothy Berg
Terry & Karen Bloom
Jill Bonura
John & Andreé Bouvier
Susan Bowditch
Norma Brantner
Lois Burke
Diane Cali
Mary Caulfield
Charles Chvala
Kay Cipperly
Ruthann Clay
Susan Connors
Robert Cook
Dare Desnoyers
Barbara Dougherty
Gloria Duane
Jill Dumphy
Jane Eisner
Gay Eliason
Evelyn Fahrbach
Maria del Carmen Font
Lawerence Foreman
Grant Foster
Donna Fox
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Kristine Frater
Kathleen Frigge
Ed & Betty Garvey
Michael Goglio
Doris Graf
Agni Guirish
Sara and Jerry Hagen
Wade Hanna
Darlene Hansen
Inge Harris
Judith Heilizer
Linda Hill
Ruth Hinch
Jacqueline Hollfelder
Judith Hunter
Margaret Jacoby
Kathleen Jeffords
Diana Kabat
Ellen Karlson
Joan Kemble
Kristine Koenen
Stan & Sharon Koenig
Jane Kosolcharoen
Nancy Kosseff
Joan Krikelas
Kathleen & Richard Kuhnen
Lu Kummerow
Gary & Sara Kunkel
Atsuko Kusuda
Annrita Lardy
Barbara Larsen
Kate Lieber
James & Sue Lins
Claudia Lipke
Audrey Lucier
Mary Jo Lynch
Mary Malaney
Jackie Manteufel
Kathleen Meehan
Lorraine Meisner
Marvin & Patricia Meissen
June Melder
Barbara Meyer
Rozelle Meyer
Lynette Miller
Pauline Miller
Avery Mistlebauer
Mary Moebius
Katrina Moser
Stephen Mueller
William & Susan Mueller
Judith Munger
Mario Musachia
Patrice Nicolet
Ann Niedermeier
John & Barb Olsen
Judy Olson
Marjon Ornstein
Mary Palmer
Diane Peltin
Judy Peppard
John & Gretchen Petersen
David Petrashek
Sue Pope
Susan Preston
Kathy Preston
Alice Punwar
Cindia Reyes
Jane Richardson
Heather Roach
Mary Ann Schutte
Dee Seyfarth
Kathy Shelton
Dolly Shiveler
Ron & Sharon Singer
Hasanah Sjachrani
Marcia Smith
Suzanne & Robert Smith
Linda & Gary Smulka
Gretchen Speerstra
Michelle Stellner
Nancy Stolla
Theodore Stresemann
Rayla Temin
Marion Tomlinson
Louise Uttech
Burton Wagner
Connie Wall
Chester & Sophia Wang
Robert Wixson
MSCR Comunity Centers
204-3000
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.
See page C8 for information on
Warner Park Kids Kamp!
CHILDCARE & PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
PLAYROOM (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.
Age
Day
DateTime Member Fees
1-10
MWTh 6/10-8/22
5-7:45 pm $2/hr per child
Skip 7/4
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.
1-5
F
6/21-8/23
9:30 am-12 pm $5/day/family
Skip 6/28, 7/26
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 Neighborood Center
5734 Raymond Rd, Madison, WI 53711
MSCR operates the neighborhood center in collaboration with the
City of Madison on Madison’s southwest side, in the Meadowood
Shopping Center. The purpose of the Meadowood Neighborhood
Center is to provide a safe, supervised place for youth during after
school and evening hours. The center also offers arts and enrichment
programs, fitness classes and a place for neighbors and other local
groups to meet.
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mscr.org and click on Meadowood Neighborhood Center.
• Middle and High School Programming
• Elementary Drop-In Program
• Tutoring
• Computer Lab
• Adult Fitness
• Knitting Group
• Writing Group
• Job Search help
• Computer Classes
• Play & Learn
Learn to Ride
Learn easy, hands-on techniques and get your child riding solo on two wheels. This
innovative approach covers adjusting your child’s bike helmet, balancing on a
bike, pedaling, stopping and steering control. Includes a free bike helmet, helmet
fitting, bike safety, practice time and goodie bag. Bike helmets are required to ride.
Children must be accompanied by a companion 16+ or older. Bring the child’s bike
to class. In collaboration with MSCR and Madison Dept of Transportation. A limited
number of practice bikes are available. Meet in the parking lot.
4+Elvehjem Su
5/5
10 am-12 pm $7 42343
4+
Olson Sa
5/11
10 am-12 pm $7 42338
4+
Falk Tu
6/18
5:30-7:30 pm $7 42340
4+
Mendota Th
6/20
5:30-7:30 pm $7 42341
4+Leopold W
7/10
5:30-7:30 pm $7 42342
To Register: www.mscr.org or Fax: 204-0557 • 47
Registration Information
How to Register
204-3000
For Speedier Registration Please update your EZ-REG account prior to
the first day of registration.
Registration starts Monday, March 11 for residents of Madison Metropolitan School District.
Non-residents may register beginning Monday, March 25. See instructions below.
1. Complete the Registration Form on page 49. All members of a household may register for multiple
2.
classes on one form. All fees include appropriate sales tax. Or Register online at www.mscr.org with EZ-REG online registration.
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.
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3. Make check or money order payable to MSCR. Visa and MasterCard also accepted.
4. Receipts are emailed, unless a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Please update your email account.
5. 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
Fax:
204-0557
Visa/Mastercard
Reg Online:
Registration for most MSCR
activites at: www.mscr.org EZ-REG
Please see Page C6 for Camp Registration Policies.
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.
Register Early! Registration begins Monday, March 11.
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. Summer
Program Guide good through August 2013. Only registered customers are allowed
to participate. Paper registrations are only accepted at the MSCR Office, 3802 Regent
Street.
Fee Assistance
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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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.
Please see Page C6 for Camp Registration Policies.
Warner Park Community Recreation Center
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.
Insurance
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 8 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.
New 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.
MSCR Registration Form
First Name
Main Contact Phone
Alternate Phone
______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian/Contact Person---Last Name
Apt#
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address
State
Zip
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City
___MMSD Resident ___Non-Resident Non-residents pay 50 percent more.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail (Required for registration confirmation)
DOB
Grade Race*
m/d/y 2013-14
Location
Dates
Time
Fee
Course#
•Accept VISA, MasterCard or Checks.
Make check payable to MSCR.
•See reverse side for Fee Waiver
information. Fee waiver requests must
accompany registration form.
•Enclose a stamped, self-addressed
envelope.
•Mail to: MSCR,3802 Regent St.,
Madison, WI 53705
•Or fax to: 204-0557.
VISA OR MASTERCARD ONLY
*Please indicate above using
Fee Total $ _____________________
Donation $ ____________________
Total $_____________________
alternate ____________________________________________________________________________________
1st ________________________________________________________________________________________
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Activity
List 1st & Alternate Choices
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Please note disability or health concerns:
Sex
Do you require accommodations to participate in this activity? No/Yes Explain:
Name(s) of Participant(s):
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Bus Stop (C10-11 Only)_______________________ T-Shirt Size (page 16 only) ____________________
Payment Amount $_________
Credit Card Number: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Card Holder Print Name:__________________________ Expiration Date: ___ /____
Authorized Signature:___________________________________________
Liability Waiver - Signature Required
corresponding number: (Optional)
By registering or participating, the registrant understands that individual accident insurance is not provided for MSCR programs and agrees to adhere to program rules. 1. American Indian or Alaskan Native
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 2. Asian
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 3. Black or African American
marketing purposes. I have read and agree to follow the registration and refund policies.
4. Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
5. Hispanic
6. White
7. Multiracial
Signature - Required for participation
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REQUEST FOR FEE WAIVER
204-3000
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.
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/Monthly Every Two Weeks Weekly
1
$20,664.48
$1,722.04
$861.02
$794.79
$397.39
2
$27,990.48
$2,332.54
$1,166.27
$1,076.56
$538.28
3
$35,316.48
$2,943.04
$1,471.52
$1,358.33
$679.16
REMINDER:
Circle Your
4
$42,642.54
$3,553.55
$1,776.77
$1,640.10
$820.05
Income
5
$49,968.48
$4,164.04
$2,082.02
$1,921.86
$960.93
6
$57,294.48
$4,774.54
$2,387.27
$2,203.63
$1,101.82
7
$64,620.48
$5,385.04
$2,692.52
$2,485.40
$1,242.70
8
$71,946.48
$5,995.54
$2,997.77
$2,767.17
$1,383.59
For each additional family member add:
$7,326.00
$610.50
$305.25
$281.77
$140.88
*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.
C. PARTICIPANT - COMPLETE “ADULT” OR “CHILD” SECTIONS FOR FEE WAIVERS REQUESTED
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:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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. If registering for camps, please read the policies on C6.
Check one:
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.
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